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St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church A National Historic Landmark ~ Founded April 1869 Celebrating 150 Years of Tradition 1930 West 54th Street • Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Parish Office: 216-631-5633 Fax: 216-631-5634 Website: ststephencleveland.org Email: [email protected] Third Sunday of Easter — April 18, 2021 Parish Office Hours Parish Staff Church Secretary: Bapsm The bapsm of infants and children under 1st Friday 6:30pm / 1st Saturday 9:30am the age of seven is celebrated monthly. Call the Parish Office to Register. Marriage Weddings should be arranged with the Pastor at least 6 months in advance. This Week’s Church Services MASS SCHEDULE CELEBRANT SCHEDULE We welcome all Parishioners and Visitors to Mass at St. Stephen. Saturday 5PM Sunday 8AM Sunday 11AM The Confession schedule is as follows— April 17 & 18 Fr. Caroli Fr. Franz Fr. Benjamin Saturday: 4:15—4:45 pm — Club Room (parking lot entrance) April 24 & 25 Fr. Benjamin Fr. Franz Fr. Caroli Sunday: before 9:30 am Mass—Vesbule at South entrance All Sundays at 9:30am & Holy Days: Rev. Bede Kotlinski Please call the Parish Office if you wish to scheduled a private Confession. LITURGICAL MINISTRIES — April 17 & 18 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Saturday 5PM Sunday 8AM Sunday 11AM Saturday, April 17, 2021—Church Lector Russ Nieling Evelyn Trucks Jerry Nowesnick Vigil of the Third Sunday of Easter 5:00 PM Ed & Awilda Habjanic Family LITURGICAL MINISTRIES —April 24 & 25 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Saturday 5PM Sunday 8AM Sunday 11AM Sunday, April 18, 2021—Church Lector Glenn Sneed Evelyn Trucks Diana Lipfird Third Sunday of Easter 8:00 AM End of Pandemic READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 18 9:00 AM Pray the Holy Rosary; Confession Monday: Acts 6:8-15; Ps 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; Jn 6:22-29 9:30 AM Tridenne Lan Mass (Second Sunday aer Easter) Tuesday: Acts 7:51 — 8:1a; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab; (Good Shepherd Sunday) — Thomas A. Cables II Jn 6:30-35 11:00 AM Living and Deceased Members of the Telesz Family Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8; Ps 66:1-3a, 4-7a; Jn 6:35-40 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thursday: Acts 8:26-40; Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20; Jn 6:44-51 Monday, April 19, 2021—Rectory Chapel Friday: Acts 9:1-20; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Jn 6:52-59 Easter Weekday Saturday: Acts 9:31-42; Ps 116:12-17; Jn 6:60-69 6:30 PM Special Intenon—Eric & Jessie Kabdebo Sunday: Acts 4:8-12; Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28, 29; _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Jn 3:1-2; Jn 10:11-18 Tuesday, April 20, 2021 SAINTS/OBSERVANCES — WEEK OF APRIL 18 Easter Weekday Sunday: Third Sunday of Easter 6:45 AM Tridenne Lan Mass (Feria in Paschalde) (Church) Wednesday: St. Anselm † Paul Kotlinski Friday: St. George; St. Adalbert 6:30 PM (Rectory Chapel) Those Suffering from Coronavirus Saturday: St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, April 21, 2021—Church PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING: St. Anselm Walter Allen Larry Haynes Gus Rivera 6:30 PM Tridenne Lan Mass — † Rita R. Krock Luann Ashby Barb Helon Randy Rollins 7:00-8:00 PM Confession, Holy Hour, Benedicon Willie Averyhart Catherine Henry Alberta Scroll _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Victoria Bailey Cecilia Hoefer Bruce Schirhart Thursday, April 22, 2021—Church Tom Beercheck Agnes Hogan Ken Schneider Saints Soter & Caius Burley Blankenship Michael James Adriane Simovic 6:30 PM Anonymous—Special Intenon for Children Lawrence Blasius Milan Kovatch Glenn Sneed _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Barbara Bradley Betsy Kraus Sharon Sneed Friday, April 23, 2021—Rectory Chapel Patricia Burfield Fred Krisch Ann Stromp Easter Weekday / St. George, St. Adalbert Ann Caldwell Roger Lipfird Isabel Guadiz Tobey 6:30 PM The McClain Family & Friends Fr. Joseph Callahan Inis Lustri Evelyn Trucks _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Fran Corbin Ann Malone Tina Vehar Saturday, April 24, 2021—Church Deacon Moisés Cruz Jennifer Marnc Fr. Albert Veigas Vigil of the Fourth Sunday of Easter Rebecca D’Andrea Maureen Masterson Noel Walters 5:00 PM † Sean Hennessey, † Jamie Hennessey William Fry Ben McDonald Karin Whyde _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Wanda Eland Steve McElroy Verona Family Sunday, April 25, 2021—Church Alberta Gall Patricia McGonegal John Young Fourth Sunday of Easter Mike Gallo C. McQuaide Family Jim Zinkan 8:00 AM Pope Francis Roger Gregory Elizabeth Niehaus 9:00 AM Pray the Holy Rosary; Confession Susan Haa Mark Reynolds 9:30 AM Tridenne Lan Mass (Third Sunday aer Easter) Abbé Nicholas Johanni—Vocaon of Priesthood † Joseph John Lonardo Sister Rose-Marie (Rose Johanni) of the Passion of the Royal Heart, 11:00 AM † Chrisann Blankenship, † Dawn Tucker, Deceased Burning Furnace of Mercy Members of the Smith Family, Living & Deceased First Responders—Officer Chris Larson, and Lt. Timothy Maffo-Judd Members of the Bewley Family If you would like to add or remove someone from this prayer list, Contact the Parish Office at 216-631-5633 to schedule a please call the Parish Secretary at 216-631-5633. Mass intenon. The customary spend (offering) is $10.00. Third Sunday of Easter REFLECTION TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION During the third Sunday of Easter let us think about people The month of May has not only good weather, but an inter- whose lives are transformed by that first Easter experience; esng pedigree. It is named aer the Roman goddess Maia, people who encountered Jesus, risen from the dead and bring- said to be the mother of Hermes, or Mercury. The Romans saw ing new hope and meaning to their lives. On the contrary, very it as “love’s month,” while in England, more praccal farmers oen we experience what the disciples encountered in the called it “Three Milks,” since the cows grazing on springme’s bounty could produce at a phenomenal rate. Old customs die gospel of today. Several mes in our lives we have commied hard, and Chrisans have never made peace with Mayme mistakes, some serious, some trivial, when we had thought we frolics. No wonder that popular tradion dedicated the month’s knew what we were doing. Somemes we would not even prayers and devoons to Mary, although we cannot lose sight acknowledge and ask for pardon. Human understanding has its of the fact that the liturgy always has Easter at the center of own limitaons. No one would imagine that the disciples, aer celebraon. Recent developments have enriched Mary’s place their long stay with Jesus, would not recognize their Master in a cycle of feast days woven through the whole year, dedicat- aer the resurrecon. Divine illuminaon was what they ed Saturday as a weekly day for devoon, and highlighted lacked. Their sadness at his death has blinded them to what is Mary’s role in the Advent story. In fact, every day of the year happening before their very eyes. We can only recognize the Evening Prayer centers on the singing of Mary’s Cancle of risen Lord by being docile to the will of God and not relying only Praise. The fiy days of Easter culminate on Pentecost with on our intellectual fits, polical status or material possession. Mary, present of course for Christ’s birth, waing in the upper We also seek and find Divine illuminaon when we humbly room for the birth of the church. —James Field, Copyright © J.S. acknowledge our human limitaons and our mistakes. Above Paluch Co. all, our inner eyes are illumined by knowing and keeping God’s words. ~ Fr. Caroli Shao Pro-Life Corner Easter is a Season — Just as Sunday is one day out of seven, so the Easter season, a period of 50 days, is approximately one- seventh of the year. The Easter season, a me of special rejoic- ing and celebraon of the Resurrecon of Christ, is the “Great Sunday” of the year. The liturgical prayers and readings focus on the Resurrecon and the effects that it has on believers and on the world. The Acts of the Apostles is a book of Scripture that provides the source of most of the readings of the Easter Season, and it shows the vigor with which the apostles pro- claimed the Resurrecon and brought many to the waters of bapsm to share the new life of Christ. This season is a celebra- on of life, and leads us all to a deeper commitment to pro- claim, celebrate, and serve the gi of human life. — PriestsforLife.org Next week we will take up the Catholic Home Missions Appeal. Home mission dioceses are those Catholic dioceses in the Unit- Third Sunday of Easter ed States, its territories, and former territories that cannot pro- April 18, 2021 vide basic pastoral services without outside help. Basic pastoral
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