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Sunday, August 8, 2021 Parishioner to Be a Greeter on Sunday Mornings 9  Am to 10:45 Am, Starting Sept TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 20, 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: Please remember the following in your On this Father’s Day weekend, and within this Year of Saint prayers as they receive a Joseph, I would like to cite the work of two “holy fathers”N sacrament of the Church: two popesNwho have acknowledged the magnificent model provided by the earthly father of Jesus to all of us, and specifi- Wedding Banns: cally to those in the role of a father. The first comes from Pope III Talon Wood & Allison Dunn Francis, within the document that formally opened this special I Kari Lynn Farouhar & Benjamin Zimmerman year of honor to the Davidic patriarch: Joseph saw Jesus grow daily “in wisdom and in years and in divine and human favour” (Lk 2:52). As the Lord had Mass Schedule and Intentions done with Israel, so Joseph did with Jesus: he taught him to Sunday, June 20 walk, taking him by the hand; he was for him like a father 7:00am MassNKathy Kaufman † who raises an infant to his cheeks, bending down to him and 9:00am MassNBernard Buchholz † feeding him (cf. Hos 11:34). 11:00am MassNRosa Adorno † In Joseph, Jesus saw the tender love of God: “As a father NOON Spanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville has compassion for his children, so the Lord has compassion 5:30pm MassNIntentions of Fr. Steve & Fr. Rich for those who fear him” (Ps 103:13). Monday, June 21 In the synagogue, during the praying of the Psalms, Joseph 7:00am MassNDr. William Seward † would surely have heard again and again that the God of Tuesday, June 22 Israel is a God of tender love,[11] who is good to all, whose 7:00am MassNALL SOULS “compassion is over all that he has made”. (Ps 145:9). 9:00am Adoration Opens The history of salvation is worked out “in hope against Wednesday, June 23 hope” (Rom 4:18), through our weaknesses. All too often, we 9:30am MassNAlbert Massey † think that God works only through our better parts, yet most 10:00pm Adoration Closes of his plans are realized in and despite our frailty. Thursday, June 24 Apostolic Letter, Patris Corde, no.2 7:00am MassNRyan Miller † The second quotation is a prayer from Pope Saint John XXIII: Friday, June 25 St. Joseph, guardian of Jesus and chaste husband of Mary, 7:00am MassNAmelia Urmetz † you passed your life in loving fulfillment of duty. Saturday, June 26 You supported the holy family of Nazareth with the work of 3:00pm4:00pm Reconciliation / Confessions your hands. 5:00pm MassNCarafelli Family (living & deceased) Kindly protect all the fathers who trustingly come to you. Sunday, June 27 You know their aspirations, their hardships, their hopes. 7:00am MassNMary Lou Pfaff † They look to you because they know you will understand 9:00am MassNRuss & Betty Hamilton † and protect them. You too knew trial, labor and weariness. 11:00am MassNKathy Kaufman † But amid the worries of material life your soul was full of NOON Spanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville deep peace and sang out in true joy through intimacy with 5:30pm MassNPro Populo God’s Son entrusted to you and with Mary, his tender Mother. Youth Group BAKE SALE Assure those you protect that they do not labor alone. Teach them to find Jesus near them and to watch over him In Parish Hall after each Mass faithfully as you have done. THIS WEEKEND (June 18 & 19) St. John XXIII Come Support Our Youth Group’s Trip A couple of weeks ago, I spoke of my “swimming career.” to National Catholic Youth Conference Within the very next week, this photo herein came to me, from my niece Elisa and her husband, who gave birth to their first And enjoy the baked goods! child in the tenth year of their marriage For more information, reach out to: (Alleluia!). Madeline was born, months at [email protected] prematurely, at the end of October. or at [email protected] While clearly she had some issues at the beginning of life, she is clearly thriving now. This includes having about a three year head start on me at being in a pool. I rejoice with her parents, including her dad, Danny, as he celebrates his first Father’s Day as a dad. Blessings to all of our fathers, living and deceased. Peace, 2 TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JUNE 20, 2021 WEEKLY SCHEDULE Second Collection June 26 & 27 (PH=Parish Hall ● RLL=Rectory Lower Level ● LIB =Library ● YR=Youth Room ● GYM=School Gym) Peter’s Pence Monday, June 21 Next week we will take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, Noon Women’s Chaplet of Divine Mercy (PH) which is a way to support the Universal Church and the 7:00pm Parish Council Meeting (PH) work of the Holy See, including helping Pope Francis with the funds to carry out his charitable works. Tuesday, June 22 6:30am Men’s Prayer Group (PH) These works benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Council (Hall) of society, including victims of war, oppression, and disas- Wednesday, June 23 ters. Please be generous. **No Activities Scheduled** For more information, visit www.peterspence.va/en.html Thursday, June 24 6:00pm Nourish For Caregivers Team (PH) 7:00pm R.C.I.A. Inquiry (RLL) Readings for the Week of June 20 Friday, June 25 Sunday: Jb 38:1, 8R11/ Ps 107:23R24, 25R26, 28R29, 3:00pm Chaplet of Divine Mercy (ZOOM) 30R31 [1b]/2 Cor 5:14R17/Mk 4:35R41 Saturday, June 26 Monday: Gn 12:1R9/Ps 33:12R13, 18R19, 20 and 22 **No Activities Scheduled** [12]/Mt 7:1R5 Sunday, June 27 Tuesday: Gn 13:2, 5R18/Ps 15:2R3a, 3bcR4ab, 5 [1b]/ 8:00am Rosary Prayer (church) Mt 7:6, 12R14 NOON Flame of Love Rosary (church) Wednesday: Gn 15:1R12, 17R18/Ps 105:1R2, 3R4, 6R7, 8R9 6:30pm MIC Youth Group (PH) [8a]/Mt 7:15R20 Thursday: Day: Is 49:1R6/Ps 139:1R3, 13R14, 14R15 REQUESTS for PRAYERS [14a]/Acts 13:22R26/Lk 1:57R66, 80 Please remember the recently deceased in your prayers: Friday: Gn 17:1, 9R10, 15R22/Ps 128:1R2, 3, 4R5 [4]/ Eileen Nicholas (brother of Raymond, Ronald, and Richard Besancon and an inlaw to Betty Besancon and Steve Tope) Mt 8:1R4 Saturday: Gn 18:1R15/Lk 1:46R47, 48R49, 50 and 53, Please remember in your prayers the following people: 54R55 [cf. 54b]/Mt 8:5R17 Cindy Arnette, Susie Banyar, Bill Becker, Tia Beichler, Denise Biro, Christina Tyler Bittaker, Louie Blecha, James Next Sunday: Wis 1:13R15; 2:23R24/Ps 30:2, 4, 5R6, 11, Brandes, Donna Braun, Amy Cannon, Jake Cassady, Emma 12, 13 [2a]/2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13R15/Mk 5:21R43 Chelf, Nancy Cetutti, Shelly & Bill Dupont, Samuel Fannin, or 5:21R24, 35bR43 Lee Fluent, Ruby Garraway, Pat Gash, Lucille Gaumer, Judy Haven, Skip Houts, Lottie Hosfeld, Taylor Hrasti, Jackie Observances for the Week of June 20 Kane, Samantha Kane, Charles Hurst, Karen Iannarelli, Deacon Philip Kamlowsky, Rene Knack, Joan Laseter, Nick Sunday: 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time; World Leppla, Brenda Lifer, Rick Lohnes, Lucy Majka, Diane Refugee Day; Father’s Day Makowski, Patricia Malloy, Dorothy McCormack, Lee & Patsy Meeker, Susan Mellott, Mary Mercer, Tom Messier, Monday: St.
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