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PALM SUNDAY PASSION of the LORD April 5, 2020 CHURCH OF ST. MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION CLEVELAND, OH PALM SUNDAY Last Sunday’s Offering (envelopes): $3,671.00 On Line Sunday Donations: $1,320.00 PASSION OF THE LORD April 5, 2020 Church Needs: $500 from Mirko & Maria Kristanc; $25 in memory of Alice Poremba from Karl & Ani Zajec; $200 FROM ADULATION TO CONDEMNATION. Today, in memory of Mary Marsic from Vera Marsic; $1,000 from on this Palm Sunday, we begin the Week of Weeks for M/M Gabriel Mazi; $100 from M/M Matt Loncar; $100 Christians. The joyous cries of “Hosanna to the Son of from M/M Robert Graf David” quickly turn into the hateful cries of “Crucify Pew & Floor Restoration: $200 from Shari Merriman; Him!” As Pope Francis reflects, “This account of the $250 from David & Geri Hocevar; $200 from Robert & Passion seems to combine stories of joy and suffering, Rebecca Tuma; $200 from Matt & MaryAnn Hozjan; $200 mistakes and successes, which are part of our lives as from Richard Vadnal; $200 from Suzanne Vadnal; $200 disciples. It expresses the contradictory feelings that we from Marija Hočevar; $100 from Matija & Neža Golobič; might experience: the capacity for great love and also for $200 from Jo Ann Stinziano great hatred; the capacity for courageous self -sacrifice, but Your generosity to the Parish is appreciated! also the ability to “wash our hands” at the right moment; SO WHAT GOES INTO YOUR BASKET OF the capacity for loyalty, but also for great abandonment and BLESSED EASTER FOODS? The Slavic custom of betrayal.” blessing food for Easter has spread to many other This year, unable to gather publicly to remember these nationalities in America. Many of the foods carry symbolic great days of our salvation, we humble ourselves and walk meanings. These are some of the things you may find. spiritually with Jesus in our own homes, our “little LAMB, a reminder of the Passover Lamb whose blood on churches.” We remember how He loved us with the gift of the doorposts of the Hebrews saved them from the Angel of his Body and Blood and showed us how to serve one Death. HAM, a symbol of joy in the abundance of God’s another with love and dignity. This year, we know more blessings and mercy. EASTER BREAD, a symbol of Jesus than ever, what it means to pray in isolation and carry the the Bread of Life who gives health to body and soul. cross in loneliness, but we still experience the tremendous BUTTER (often in the shape of a lamb or cross) is a love of the Cross as Jesus cries out to his heavenly Father, symbol of the richness of salvation that flows from the “Forgive them.” And we know that like the horror and Death and Resurrection of Jesus. COLORED EASTER suffering which Jesus endured, our little inconveniences EGGS, indicate hope, a new life, Resurrection from the will pass. From the tomb comes hope, light, freedom, tomb. Sometimes they are dyed red as a sign of the blood resurrection, and perhaps even a greater appreciation for the of Christ. POTICA, a symbol of the richness of everlasting gift of our Catholic Faith and our parish family. life and the 5 loaves blessed and distributed to the hungry GOOD FRIDAY COLLECTION FOR THE HOLY LAND. crowd. HORSERADISH, a symbol of the bitter herbs of Please be very generous with this special collection which helps the Jewish Passover which represents the bitterness and support the Christian Community in the land of our Savior’s harshness of the slavery of Egypt. The pointed spikes are a birth, death and holy resurrection. Christians in the Holy Land reminder of the nails that bitterly pierced the hands and feet face special challenges because of the political and religious tensions in that region. The Franciscans particularly care for of Jesus. SALT, is a symbol of wisdom and the many of the Christian shrines connected to the life of Jesus. Your preservation from corruption, reminding us that the body of generosity last year helped support 29 parishes, 4 orphanages and Jesus did not undergo corruption in the grave. SAUSAGE, kept schools open for over 10,000 students from pre-K through its links remind us of the chains of death that were broken 12th grade. Your donation also helped provide care facilities for when Jesus rose from the dead as well as the whip of his the aged in Bethlehem and Nazareth, supported 120 seminarians, scourging. WINE, a reminder of the first miracle of Jesus and created 1,500 jobs for Christians in the Holy Land. Your gift and a symbol of his blood that was poured out for the truly does make a difference. salvation of the world. CANDLE, a symbol of Jesus the ONLINE DONATIONS ACCEPTED. A link has been added to Light of the World who has conquered the darkness of evil. our website for your weekly church contributions. Click on the Enjoy your Easter Sunday morning “breaking of the fast” “Donate Today” on our website: stmaryscollinwood.com and you with these wonderful reminders of the Passion, Death and will be redirected to Paypal (3.5% is deducted of your donation). Resurrection of our Lord. We will bless food at 1:00 p.m. You may also use this button to donate to the Church Renovation and 3:00 p.m. on Holy Saturday, April 11th. We ask that fund. you remain in your cars in the parking lot and Fr. Kumse TAVCAR CATERING on E. 200th Street is offering prepared will bless your baskets from car to car. meals on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Dumpling soup and apple strudel are available upon request. TODAY’S PSALM RESPONSE: Please call for the menu of the day as well as the hours. It is necessary to pre-order by calling Joe Tavcar at 216-402-6082. “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” Cash only. Use the drive thru pick-up window. PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD APRIL 5, 2020 Masses for the Week of April 6, 12-2020 DANES JE CVETNA NEDELJA. Monday: (4/6) MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK OD DOBRIKANJA V OBSODBO. Danes na to Cvetno Franci Merela (Sister, Tillie Spehar) nedeljo mi za čenjamo teden vseh tednov za kristjane. Tuesday: (4/7) TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Veseli vzkliki “Hozana Davidovem Sinu” se hitro obrnejo Matthew Dolenc (30 Day) v sovražno kri čanje “Križaj ga!” Kot papež Fran čišek Wednesday: (4/8) WEDNESDAY OF HOLY premišlja; “To poročilo o trpljenju zgleda, da poveže WEEK pripovedi veselja in trpljenja, napake in uspehe, ki so del Helen Jejcic (30 Day) našega življenja kot u čenci. Izraža opore čni ob čutek, ki ga Thursday: (4/9) HOLY THURSDAY morda doživljamo: zmožnost za veliko ljubezen in tudi 7:00 p.m. Parishioners veliko sovraštvo, zmožnost za pogumno požrtvovalnost, Friday: (4/10) FRIDAY OF THE PASSION toda tudi zmožnost “umiti si roke” ob pravem času; OF THE LORD (GOOD FRIDAY) možnost za zvestobo, toda tudi za veliko zapustitev in 7:00 p.m. Celebration of the Lord’s Passion izdajstvo.” Letos, ko se ne moremo javno zbrati da se Saturday: (4/11) HOLY SATURDAY spominjamo na te velike dneve našega odrešenja, se 7:30 p.m. Parishioners ponižajmo in hodimo v duhu z Jezusom v naših lastnih Sunday: (4/12) EASTER SUNDAY OF THE domovih, naših “malih cerkvah.” Spomnimo se, kako nas je RESURRECTION OF THE LORD On ljubil z darom njegovega Telesa in Krvi in nam pokazal 8:00 a.m. Jože Vol čjak and Anton Cerer (Family) kako služiti drug drugemu z ljubeznijo in dostojanstvom. 9:30 a.m. Stane Krulc (Family) Letos mi vemo ve č kot kdaj preje, kaj pomeni moliti v Please Pray for Our Sick: Chris Chermely, izolaciji in nositi križ osamljenosti, ampak mi še vedno Robert Klancher, Josephine Strle, Rev. William Jerse doživljamo ogromno ljubezen križa, ko Jezus kli če k njegovemu nebeškemu O četu, “Odpusti jim.” In mi vemo May She Rest in God’s Peace: da kakor groza in trpljenje katero je Jezus pretrpel, naša +Paula Hauptman mala nadloga bo prešla. Iz groba pride upanje, lu č, svoboda FOURTEEN HOLY HELPERS is the title given to the 14 vstajenje in morda tudi ve čje vrednotenje za dar naše saints of the early Church who were called upon for their katoliške vere in našo župnijsko družino. prayerful support during times of adversity, epidemics and KAJ GRE V KOŠARO JEDIL ZA BLAGOSLOV? Slovanska difficulties. Devotion to them began in Germany in the 14th navada o blagoslovu jedil za Veliko no č se je razširila med druge century. narode v Ameriki.Ve čina hrane nosi simboli čni pomen. Tu so ene The Fourteen Holy Helpers are: stvari, ki jih boste našli. Jagnjetina, spomin na jagnje judovske St. Achatius: May 8th - Headaches Velike no či. Šunka simbol veselja v obilju Božjega blagoslova in St. Barbara: December 4th - Fever, sudden death usmiljenja. Velikono čni kruh, simbol Jezusa, kruh življenja, ki St. Blaise: February 3rd - Ills of the throat daje zdravje duši in telesu. Maslo, (velikokrat v obliki jagnjeta ali St. Catherine of Alexandria: November 25th - Sudden death križa) je simbol izobilja odrešenja, ki te če od smrti in vstajenja St. Christopher: July 25th - Plagues, sudden death Jezusa. Pirhi, kažejo upanje, novo življenje, Vstajenje iz groba. St. Cyriac: August 8th - Temptations Včasih so barvani rde če kot znak Jezusove krvi. Potica, simbol St. Denis (Dionysius): October 9th - Headaches bogastva ve čnega življenja in 5 hlebov kruha blagoslovljenih in St. Erasmus (Elmo): June 2nd - Abdominal maladies razdeljenih la čni množici. Hren je simbol grenkih zeliš č za St.
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