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7Th Heaven Sale THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 27, 2021 Parish Founded 1846 Diocese of Cleveland Edward C. Malesic, Bishop 527 BEALL AVENUE • WOOSTER, OHIO 44691 BAPTISM: Phone: 3302648824 • Faith Formation: 3302645838 To plan for your child's baptism and Parish Office Hrs: Monday − Friday: 9:30 amM4 pm preparation class, call 3302645838. Email: [email protected] • Website: stmarywooster.org Packets for parents preparing for their St Mary Wooster • Facebook: stmarywooster child's Baptism are available in Parish Office. Preregistration is required. School Office: 3302628671 • Daycare & Preschool: 3302622752 School Facebook: stmarywooster1 • Website: www.stmwoo.org MARRIAGE: Contact a priest. Please make RECONCILIATION arrangements at least 6 months in SaturdaysSaturdays……..3:00 pm4:00 pm 3:30M4:30 pm. advance of a proposed wedding date. You may also call one of our priests to make an appointment. SUMMER MASS SCHEDULE MINISTRY WITH THE SICK SaturdayMASS Vigil……..5:00 SCHEDULE pm Saturday Vigil5:00 pm AND HOMEBOUND: Sunday……..7:00 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am, and 5:30 pm We are happy to bring the Eucharist or to SundayDaily……..Consult Mass Schedule8:00 inside am, * bulletin11:00 am, 5:30 pm (*June, July, August: 11:00 am Mass begins at 10:00 am) provide the Anointing of the Sick to the Livestreamed video recording is available for Sunday Mass. Go to homebound. Contact the parish office. Dailywww.YouTube.com (search LiveConsultStreams Mass for Schedule St. Mary inside Wooster bulletin.) Eucharistic AdorationEUCHARISTICSun 6:30 pmN ADORATION10:30 pm, Mon 9 amNWed 10 pm MINISTRIES TO YOUTH: (except during funerals and Masses) St. Mary Day School serves children in Tuesday 9:00 amNWednesday 10:00 pm (except during Funerals & Masses) PreK to grade 8 from Fall Spring. Sunday Religious Education classes for PARISH STAFF Preschool M Gr. 8 held from 9:30am to Rev. Stephen P. MoranPastor 10:30am (Sept.Mearly May) in School. Rev. Rich Samide……...………………………………………..…Parochial Vicar High School Youth meet for MIC Nights on Bob ZerrerDeacon Sundays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. . Camille HorvathPastoral Associate Ann GiancolaMusic Director FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS: Darcy PajakDirector of Operations Typically a Funeral Director will contact us to make arrangements. Rachel TeagueYouth Ministry Coordinator If a relative dies elsewhere, be sure to Michael ViatorDirector of Faith Formation contact the parish office. Sarah NussbaumFaith Formation Office Secretary Laura MarvinSchool Principal PARISH REGISTRATION: New parishioners are asked to call Sandy HowardSchool Administrative Assistant 3302648824 to set up an appointment Michelle HostetlerDaycare & Preschool Director for registration. Melissa RosenbaumBookkeeper Parishioners with address or phone Johnna Viator....St. Vincent de Paul Representative changes are also encouraged to notify the Nancy Zuercher, Cheryl DavisOffice Associates parish office. 1 ST. MARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION WOOSTER, OHIO Dear Parishioners: Has this happened to you yet? ”Oh, I’m sorry, for a moment I Please remember the following in your didn’t recognize you without a mask!” It may sound strange to prayers as they receive a sacrament of the some, but I have actually experienced this a couple of times re- Church: cently. It was surely often a challenge to recognize people when Wedding Banns: they wereNor still areNneeding to wear a mask. The thought that facial features can change, if but subtly, causing us to do a II Kari Lynn Farouhar & Benjamin Zimmerman double take with people we have known, is fairly remarkable. Apply this to the Eucharist. Jesus ChristNthe full Jesus, the real JesusNcomes to us “veiled” or hidden in the signs of bread Mass Schedule and Intentions and wine. Many people fail to recognize Him there. Perhaps Sunday, June 27 some would say, “Well, obviously if He manifested Himself in 7:00am MassNMary Lou Pfaff † the flesh, I would recognize Him!” Really? Jesus clearly says, 9:00am MassNRuss & Betty Hamilton † “My flesh is real food, and my blood is real drink” (John 6:55). 11:00am MassNKathy Kaufman † Are we, as Catholics, not exceptionally privileged to be granted NOON Spanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville the gift of acknowledging Christ now, in the Blessed Sacra- 5:30pm MassNPro Populo ment, as preparation for acknowledging Him when He comes Monday, June 28 again? 7:00am MassNGabriel Project Mothers The following is offered as a brief but rather succinct state- Tuesday, June 29 ment of the rationale behind the recent vote, taken at the gather- 7:00am MassNDominique Nguyen † ing of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, to 9:00am Adoration Opens move forward with the writing of a statement on Eucharistic Wednesday, June 30 Consistency. The event has been variously reported by media 9:30am MassNAlyssa Nurenberg outlets. Here is the perspective from one actually “in attend- 10:00pm Adoration Closes ance” (the meeting was virtual). Our Sunday Visitor is the inter- Thursday, July 1 viewing organization. Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, from Fort 7:00am MassNJoan Clark † WayneSouth Bend, Indiana, who chairs the USCCB doctrine Friday, July 2 committee, is the interviewee. 7:00am MassNALL SOULS Our Sunday Visitor:Can you explain why a document on the 7:30am1:30pm Adoration Eucharist, including a section on Eucharistic consistency, is Saturday, July 3 so important in our current time and culture? 8:30am MassNVirgil Thomason Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades:As the bishops discussed at our 3:00pm4:00pm Reconciliation / Confessions meeting, there is a great need for a Eucharistic revival in the 5:00pm MassNEleanor Schiefelbeins Church, a deeper understanding of the Eucharistic mystery and its centrality in our life. The doctrine committee has been Sunday, July 4 entrusted with the task of preparing this document. The out- 7:00am MassNMcLain Family line we presented to the body of bishops uses the outline fol- 9:00am MassNChase Bradley Marlar † lowed by Pope Benedict XVI in his apostolic exhortation 11:00am MassNJoAnn Czyznik † Sacramentum caritatis(“The Sacrament of Charity”): the NOON Spanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville Eucharist as a mystery to be believed, a mystery to be cele- 5:30pm MassNPro Populo brated, and a mystery to be lived. Within the section on the Eucharist as a mystery to be lived, the topic of Eucharistic How can You help ensure Mass consistency arises. We are called to live what we receive, to LiveStreaming at Saint Mary? live in a way that is consistent with the selfgiving love of Jesus that is made present in the Eucharistic sacrifice. This is If you are reading this message, you related to our call to be missionary disciples. In our current likely have what it takes or know time and culture, there is a temptation to privatize our faith or someone who doesN to be part of a to separate our celebration and reception of holy Communion rotation of teams who will set up from our responsibility to live in communion with the Church and to live lives that are consistent with the deep meaning of and operate the streaming of Sunday Mass at our par- the Eucharist, the sacrament of charity. ish. Please join me in praying for the Holy Spirit to bathe the entire Truly, no prior media experience is required (though process of the composition and presentation of this document for the life of the Church. helpful). Training will be offered in a straightfor- Thank you for your support of the recent Youth Ministry bake ward, nonintimidating manner. Please reply to this sale to benefit the fall trip to the National Catholic Youth Con- call to serve. Contact Fr. Steve in the church office. ference (NCYC). I am thinking that a lot of dads were gifted with some extra “sweetness.” May we remember to With YOUR help, our Masses along with the Word acknowledge our dads, as well as our Heavenly Father, every of God and Hymns of Praise will continue to be day!! available to all others in need. Peace, 2 THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 27, 2021 WEEKLY SCHEDULE (PH=Parish Hall ● RLL=Rectory Lower Level ● EXTRAORDINARY LIB =Library ● YR=Youth Room ● GYM=School Gym) MINISTERS Monday, June 28 OF HOLY COMMUNION Noon Women’s Chaplet of Divine Mercy (PH) Tuesday, June 29 6:30am Men’s Prayer Group (PH) Please remember to take the time to sign in for 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Social (Hall) a designated station before Mass on the sign Wednesday, June 30 in sheet located on the bulletin board to the left **No Activities Scheduled** of the sacristy entrance as was the norm prior Thursday, July 1 to March 2020. **No Activities Scheduled** Friday, July 2 Readings for the Week of June 27 3:00pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (ZOOM) Sunday: Wis 1:13R15; 2:23R24/Ps 30:2, 4, 5R6, 11, Saturday, July 3 9:00am SVdP Food & Fellowship (PH) 12, 13 [2a]/2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13R15/Mk 5:21R43 or 5:21R24, 35bR43 Sunday, July 4 Monday: Gn 18:16R33/Ps 103:1bR2, 3R4, 8R9, 10R11 8:00am Rosary Prayer (church) [8a]/Mt 8:18R22 NOON Flame of Love Rosary (church) Tuesday: Acts 12:1R11/Ps 34:2R3, 4R5, 6R7, 8R9 [5]/2 ** MIC Youth Group will NOT meet ** Tm 4:6R8, 17R18/Mt 16:13R19 Wednesday: Gn 21:5, 8R20a/Ps 34:7R8, 10R11, 12R13 [7a]/Mt 8:28R34 REQUESTS for PRAYERS Thursday: Gn 22:1bR19/Ps 115:1R2, 3R4, 5R6, 8R9 [9]/ Please remember the recently deceased in your prayers: Mt 9:1R8 Jeremy (Jake) Cassady Friday: Gn 23:1R4, 19; 24:1R8, 62R67/Ps 106:1bR2, 3 Please remember in your prayers the following people: R4a, 4bR5 [1b]/Mt 9:9R13 Cindy Arnette, Susie Banyar, Bill Becker, Tia Beichler, Saturday: Eph 2:19R22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn Denise Biro, Christina Tyler Bittaker, Louie Blecha, James 20:24R29 Brandes, Donna Braun, Amy Cannon, Emma Chelf, Nancy Next Sunday: Ez 2:2R5/Ps 123:1R2, 2, 3R4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7 Cetutti, Shelly & Bill Dupont, Samuel Fannin, Lee Fluent, R10/Mk 6:1R6a Ruby Garraway, Pat Gash, Lucille Gaumer, Judy Haven, Skip Houts, Lottie Hosfeld, Taylor Hrasti, Jackie Kane, Samantha Observances for the Week of June 27 Kane, Charles Hurst, Karen Iannarelli, Deacon Philip Kamlowsky, Rene Knack, Joan Laseter, Nick Leppla, Brenda Sunday: 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time Lifer, Rick Lohnes, Diane Makowski, Patricia Malloy, Monday: St.
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