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January 3, 2016
G abriel
Thank You, Lord for giving me
The brand new year ahead. Help me live the way I should
As each new day I tread. Give me gentle wisdom
That I might help a friend, Give me strength and courage
So a shoulder I might lend. The year ahead is empty,
Help me fill it with good things Each new day filled with joy And the epiphany it brings.
Amen
A New Year of Epiphany
Pastoral Staff
Deacon Ronald Adkins ...................................................................................................................... Deacon Mrs. Allison Capella ..................................................................................................... Volunteer Coordinator Deacon Daniel P. Clavin ................................................................................................................... Deacon Mr. Kevin Donahue ............................................................................................. Music Ministry Coordinator Ms. Maureen Dowd ........................................................................................................... Pastoral Associate Deacon Robert Grgic ........................................................................................................................ Deacon Mrs. Alicia Henrikson ……………………………………………………………………….Marketing Coordinator Mr. Paul Kelly .................................................................................................................... Pastoral Associate Mrs. Susan Kuchenbecker ................................................................................................ Business Manager Reverend Jeremy Merzweiler ................................................................................................. Parochial Vicar Reverend Frederick F. Pausche ......................................................................................................... Pastor Mrs. Donna Lee Saladino .................................................................................................... School Principal Mrs. Ann Silvester ...................................................................................... Learning Loft Preschool Director Reverend Edward Suszynski ................................................................................................. Parochial Vicar Mrs. Alice Torrieri .................................................................................................... Administrative Secretary
Parish Phone Numbers Parish Office ………...(440) 352-8282 School Office ……….(440) 352-6169 PSR Office …………..(440) 354-7551 The Learning Loft …...(440) 354-7574 Parish Fax …………...(440) 354-7558 Website ……………….www.st-gabriel.org New Parishioners: Welcome to our parish! Please call the Parish Office for an appointment to register. Baptism: Parents are required to attend a preparation class held on the fourth Thursday at 7:30 pm. During January, May, and September the classes are held at St. Mary Chardon, 401 North Street, 440-285-7051. During March, July, and November the classes are held at St. Gabriel. Please call the respective parish office to register. Reconciliation: The sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated every Saturday from 3:45 - 4:30 pm, or by appointment.
Marriage: Diocesan policy directs couples to arrange for marriage at least six months prior to the intended wedding ceremony. Please call the priest or dea-con of your choice for an appointment to make arrangements. Hospitalized and Homebound Parishioners: In case of emergency, call the Parish Office im-mediately. If you or someone you know would like a friendly visit and/or communion brought to the hospital or home, please call the parish office. Funerals: Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements before any publication in the newspaper. Catholic Information and Referral Service (CIRS) refers persons to the Catholic and Com-munity services that best respond to your church, personal, or life crisis needs. “Help is just a call away” 1-800-869-6525
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so many people, and God alone can fully reward you. I pray every day that God will bless you and your loved ones, keep you safe, and enable you, and us, to be that star that leads people to the Lord. Together as a community of believers we are called to proclaim Christ’s presence and love to all people and to help everyone to experience the Good News of the Gospel. Be the Good News we want others to come to know. Next Sunday, January 10th, our wonderful Learning Loft Preschool invites you to their annual Open House from 10 am till 1 pm. Come on over after or before Mass and take a look at the bright and beautiful preschool that gives our children such a positive start to their educational path. If you are considering sending your child or children to the 3 year old, 4 year old, or Pre-K program, I would encour-age you to register as soon as possible. The Learning Loft has a great reputation in the community and tends to fill up quickly. Even if you do not have children that age, you are most welcome just to stop over and take a look. The Loft is a great jewel in our faith formation process for our youth. Calling all adults who have been baptized Catholic but have not completed their initiation into the Church through the sacrament of Confirmation. The most important qualifi-cation is simply the desire to be confirmed as a Catholic Christian, committed to living the faith, and using the gifts of the Holy Spirit given to you at Baptism. Five Sunday afternoon sessions will be held at St. John Vianney Parish to help adults prepare beginning on January 17th, from 1:30 to 2:45 pm. We will celebrate the sacrament on February 28th with Bishop Lennon presiding. Spread the word to anyone who could benefit from these sessions, and call our office or St. John Vianney parish to register. Have you started to read Rediscover Jesus yet? What a wonderful resolution it would be for this new year to truly rediscover who He is and to grow closer to the Lord in a very intimate and personal way. This book and certainly the workshop that we are hosting on March 12th by Dr. John Wood, a close associate of Matthew Kelly, can help. Please call the office to purchase a ticket ($20) for this very worthwhile day that will take place from 9am til 1:30pm. Have a wonderful week. Thank you again for the great gift you are to our parish. May this new year be filled with eve-ry grace and blessing and God’s great mercy for you and your family. Peace be with you. In God’s love,
My Sisters and Brothers, 2016 has begun, and I wish you the very best in this new year. May you experience abundant blessings, and may the challenges that all of you will inevitably face bring growth in faith and positive resolutions. Although nothing magical will happen because we have put up a new calendar, and none of us really knows what lies ahead in this new year, we can be sure that the Lord will lead us, guide us, and pro-vide for us. So, I pray that this truly will be a “Year of Mer-cy” from the Lord, and Christ will continue to be a source of light, hope, and peace. Happy New Year. This weekend we celebrate the great feast of Epiphany. The simple, quiet birth of our Savior, witnessed by the local shepherds, is made manifest to the whole world. Magi from the east followed the star and brought precious gifts. You know the story. Regardless of the historical accuracy of the story we tell, the message is not only true, but more im-portant than ever. Jesus did come to bring His light and peace to all people. Our world is filled with so much dark-ness and lack of peace, and so many who need to experi-ence the Good News that Christ brings. There are so many stars in the sky that are competing to attract people with conflicting values and alluring and tempting promises that often lead to emptiness and even destruction. If the star that leads to Christ is going to attract people, it needs to be the brightest, and that means our example of Being CHRIST ~ Every Day ~ Everywhere needs to be clear, authentic, and inviting. The feast of Epiphany is a challenge to put what we are celebrating into action and to make the coming of the Lord a reality in our world. So, who do you know that may feel excluded? Is there someone who is searching for the right star, or tragically following a star that leads no-where? Without a doubt the answer to the challenge and call of Epiphany is a renewed commitment to experience Christ in a deeper way and to offer our most precious gifts, especially our time and talents in helping to do the work of Christ and bringing Good News to people who continue to live in the darkness. Our parish is so blessed by the goodness and generosity of our people. I could never fully express my gratitude for all the ways your gifts make such a difference. I want to say thank you again to all who help us celebrate these sacred and holy times so well. We are so blessed by so many pa-rishioners who graciously and generously share their gifts in so many ways throughout the year, and especially at this holy time of Christmas. Your generosity to our parish, espe-cially in the Christmas collection, enables us to maintain and operate this large and vibrant community and to do so much good for people. God alone knows how your con-sistent and continued good stewardship touches the lives of
Weekly Schedule
AnC - Chapel C - Church Conf Rm - Conference Rm CR - Community Room LLGR - Learning Loft Great Rm MPR - Multi-Purpose MRI - Meeting Room One PC - Pahler Center (gym)REO - Religious Ed Office S - School SO - Safety Office (located outside parish office) PFCR - Pope Francis Conference Room (located in REO) MONDAY – January 4 11:30AM Rosary Cenacle - AnC Parish Office Closed TUESDAY – January 5 7:00PM Confirmation Team Mtg - PFCR 7:30PM St. Vincent de Paul Mtg - MR1 WEDNESDAY - January 6 6:00PM PSR (Grs 1-5) -S/MPR/PC 7:00PM RCIA - CR Classes Resume THURSDAY - January 7 7:00PM Choir - C/CR FRIDAY - January 8 8:00AM Clean - C 11:30AM-7:00PM Eucharistic Adoration - AnC 7:00PM Benediction - AnC SATURDAY - January 9 7:30AM Catholic Men’s Fellowship - MR1 9:00AM-11:45AM Reconciliation Retreat (A-M) - C/CR 12:30PM-3:15PM Reconciliation Retreat (N-Z) - C/CR SUNDAY - January 10 10:00AM-1:00PM Learning Loft Preschool Open House 9:30AM-10:30AM Sunday Preschool - S 6:00PM Confirmation Session #6 - MPR 6:00PM Crossings PSR (Grs6-8) - PC 6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 1 & 3) -Atrium 6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 2) -PFCR 1&2 6:15PM Good Shepherd (Level 4) - LLGR 7:45PM Night Prayer - C
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The Epiphany of the Lord
January 3, 2016
MONDAY - January 4 Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Religious 7:00AM Kyle Weninger - Ernst Weninger 11:00AM Guizhen Li, Ling Luan, Ming Luan - Dandan Luan & Matthew Lann TUESDAY - January 5 Saint John Neumann, Bishop 7:00AM Marcy Bohn - Family 7:00PM Irene Urmetz - The Pioch Family WEDNESDAY - January 6 Christmas Weekday 7:00AM Virginia Mazza - Family 8:05AM Ruth Muldoon - The Majoros Family THURSDAY - January 7 Christmas Weekday 7:00AM Tim Kallay - Flo Futchi 7:00PM Anna & Joe Linsky - Mary Jane Linsky FRIDAY - January 8 Christmas Weekday 7:00AM Steve Wargo - Margaret Wargo 11:00AM Angela Sandella - Children & Grandchildren SATURDAY – January 9 Christmas Weekday 8:00AM Vocation Holy Hour 8:30AM Benjamin Buzonas - Cliff & Bernita Wiegand 5:00PM Walter Hazard - -The Huber Family SUNDAY – January 10 The Baptism of the Lord 7:30AM Joseph & Adaline Gund - Cliff & Bernita Wiegand 9:30AM For Our Parish Family 11:30AM Michael Degner - Linda MacKenzie 5:00PM Jack Hildebrand - John & Terri McNamara 7:45PM Night Prayer
YOUR GIFT TO THE PARISH
Due to the printers holiday schedule, the Sunday Collection was not available at the time the bulletin went to print.
Parish Office Hours
Sunday, January 3 8:00am - 1:00pm Monday, January 4 Office Closed Tuesday, January 5 8:30am - 7:00pm
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Second Grade Sacramental Journey
Second graders and their parents are reminded that our Reconciliation Retreat is scheduled for January 9th. There are two session on this day. Those with last names beginning with the letters A-M should attend the morning session from 9:00-11:45 AM; those families with last names beginning with letters N-Z attend from 12:30-3:15 PM.
The Retreat Day is an important component to the sacra-mental program this year. It is critical that your child be able to experience the day in order to fully prepare for our sacramental celebration on February 13th. Kindly RSVP to Karen Jubeck at [email protected] or call 352-8282 by Monday, January 4th.
Child care will be provided. If you require this service, please contact Paula Haumesser at [email protected] or call 354-7551 by Monday, January 4th so we can plan accordingly.
The sacramental team looks forward to sharing in this special time with all of you.
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Altar Server Training ... Students in grades 5, 6, 7 or 8 who are interest-ed in Altar Server Ministry are invited to at-tend one of our next training sessions. The ses-sions will be held on Thursday, January 21st from 2:30-4:00pm or Saturday, January 21st from 9:00am-10:30am in the Church. If interested, you can choose one of these dates to attend. Please pick up a registration form at the Parish Office or click on the Worship tab on our parish website where you will find all of our liturgical ministries and submit your form electronically. This is a wonderful ministry in which our young people give of themselves to assist the priest and to help people worship better. Please register by Friday, January 15th. If you have any questions, please contact: Miss Maureen Dowd at the Parish Office or at [email protected].
Important PSR dates and times …
PSR Grades 1-5: Happy New Year! Classes for January include the 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th! PSR Grades 6-8 Crossings: Happy New Year! Classes for January include the10th, 24th and 31st.
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January 10th, 2016 Annual Souper Bowl Project:
All 6th through 8th grade students are invited to paint 200 bowls with us on Sunday, January 10th, from 6-7:30 pm in the Pahler Center. The bowl-painting is part 1 of our annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser. Part 2 is the event
itself on February 6th. This counts for service hours. For more information please contact Mary von Carlowitz at 440-352-8282 or [email protected] or Barb Schauer at [email protected].
We need High School Students to help lead the prayer service on Janu-ary 10th. If interested please contact Mary von Carlowitz at 440-352-8282 or [email protected] .
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We need 7th-12th grade students to help us with our SPE-CIAL NEEDS BASKETBALL PROGRAM which will be held for 6 Wednesdays January 13, 20, 27 and February 3, 17 & 24 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm in the St. Ga-briel Gym. Help students learn to dribble, pass and play basketball and earn service hours at the same time! To sign up contact Paul Kelly [email protected]; We have a limit of 25 volunteers for each week so don’t delay sign up today!
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Good Shepherd …
We will resume sessions the week of January 10th - 11th. On behalf of all of the Good Shepherd Ministry, have a Happy New Year!
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Vacation Bible School 2016 June 20 - 24
Registration begins January 15th—Earlier this year! Preschool VBS: Age three (Age 4 by 9/30/2016)
to Pre-K Grade School VBS - Entering Kindergarten
in 2016 to Current 4th Grade
$38.00 per Child (Snack fee included)
$90.00 Family Maximum
Please don’t delay as this popular program fills up every year!
Note: Student Volunteers needed! Current 5th Grade thru High School. Register to Volunteer beginning February 22nd. Adult Volunteers needed as well - please contact Alli-son Capella 352-8282 or [email protected]
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Confirmation Candidates:
Happy New Year! We will be meeting on Sunday, January 10th for Session 6, Chosen to Serve, from 6-7:45 PM in the Multi Pur-pose Room of the School. This
session is for CANDIDATES ONLY. Just a reminder, all INFORMATION SHEETS are due at this session. Sponsor Certificates, outstanding fees and Saint Reports can also be turned in at this time. Looking ahead, our next session will be on Sunday, January 31st and it is for both the candidates and parents. We look forward to seeing you!
Adult Confirmation Sessions … If you are an adult in need of the sacrament of Confirma-tion, now is the time to consider receiving this important sacrament. The Confirmation preparation process for adults begins Sunday, January 17th and runs the next 5 Sundays through February 14, 2016 from 1:30pm to 2:45pm. Confir-mation at St. Gabriel is Sunday, February 28, 2016. The book fee is $22. For further information or to register, please contact Fr. Ed Suszynski in the parish office at (440)352-8282 or [email protected]. The registration deadline is Sunday, January 10, 2016.
Coffee and Donuts will be from 8:30 - 11:15 on Sunday, January 10th, in the Multi-Purpose Room. Please join us, either before or after your chosen Mass.
Please be aware of the 1 hour fast before communion as you decide which part of Sunday morning best fits your schedule t ostop by for some sweets and fellowship.
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SGSG 50+ Single Seniors
SGSG 50+ Single Seniors Club will dine at Applebees on Mentor Ave. on Tuesday, January 5th, at 1:00 pm.
There will be no meeting in January. Questions? Call Dick at 354-4562.
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St. Joseph Sunday Missals … We still have some St. Joseph Sunday Missals available in the Parish Office. These missals are for your own prayer and reflection at home and have the Sunday readings and prayers for the year. The cost of the missal is $2.50.
The Best Fish Fry in Town begins in 6 weeks!
Beginning February 12th and for 6 con-secutive Fridays, come to the school to enjoy this amazing All You Can Eat Buffet from 5 pm to 7:30 pm.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Be a part of the fun of the Fry! It takes over 130 volunteers each Friday to make this great community event happen. Sign up to take a shift! See the parish website for details
See you there!
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LITURGY CORNER
We’re still celebrating the Christmas season. Hopefully, you’re not in a rush to take down your decorations and return to our ordinary routine. This weekend we celebrate one of the most fa-mous stories of the Christmas season. On Epiphany we celebrate the visit made by the three Kings to pay homage to the infant Jesus. In many cultures, it was on the Feast of Epiphany when people exchanged gifts, commemorating the gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh given to Jesus
by the Magi. It’s important to note that after the Magi encountered Jesus they were changed. They paid attention to the dream they received and departed another way --- they altered their route in order to protect Christ. We can look at our-selves today. Have we altered our route as a result of our encounter with Christ? The Magi were led to Jesus by a great light – the star of Bethlehem. Jesus is the light that shines for all of us and it’s up to us to keep that light shining, not just at Christmas but all the time.
Please remember that we will continue with Night Prayer on Sundays at 7:45 pm. This is a short, twenty minute prayer of Night Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours combined with Eucharistic Adoration. It’s a beautiful, inspiring service that will help you get in the right frame of mind for the coming week.
LAST CHANCE FOR PICTURES IN OUR Pictorial Directory
Schedule your Photography Session for one of the following
January 16 & 23
Visit our website or call the office
Founders Mass & Brunch April 10, 2016
St. Gabriel at Lake County Captains Game
Friday, May 20th, 7 pm
Jubilee Weekend
Friday, July 8th Dinner Dance at Quail Hollow
Sunday, July 10th Jubilee Mass 11:30
Matthew Kelly–Dynamic Catholic Event St. Gabriel will be hosting a Matthew Kelly Event, “Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission” on Saturday, March 12, 2016 9:00am-1:30pm. The presenter is Dr. John Wood, who works with Matthew Kelly, au-thor of Rediscover Catholicism. This event is open to all parishes in the area, so tickets are first come, first serve. They are $20 and will be available for purchase after all Masses next weekend. Read about the event below:
Business as usual is not going to cut it for the Catholic Church. We need heroic Catholicism. We need saints! The world doesn’t need another John Paul II or Mother Teresa. The world needs you. Your ordinary life has an extraordinary purpose. Rediscover your mission at the Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission event. Are you ready to find meaning in your everyday ordinary life?
Dr. John R. Wood is a passionate speaker and author of the bestselling book Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Mission: 5 Steps to Winning the War Within. Dr. Wood works by day as a mobile eye doctor who travels to over 40 different nursing homes and developmental disability facilities to provide eye care through his business Mobile Eyes, LLC, which he founded in 2007.
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Everyday each of us throws away over one pound
of recyclable office waste.
This paper ends up in a landfill and is not environmentally friendly.
We need your help to protect our environment and natural resources.
Items accepted in your recycling containers:
♦ Newspapers ♦ Mail ♦ Phonebooks
♦ Office and School Paper ♦ Magazines
♦ Catalogs ♦ Brown Paper Bags
♦ Hard & Soft Bound Books ♦ Cardboard
Items not accepted in your recycling containers:
♦ Any type of Plastic (bottles or bags)
♦ Styrofoam ♦ Glass
♦ Metal ♦ Trash ♦ Aluminum
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Music Notes …
Many scholars have written about the magi. Who were these kings who traveled to Bethlehem to pay homage to a newborn King? The Scriptures tell a wonderful story filled with intrigue and mystery. And, of course, the story is punctuated by the star. Today, in our own mind's eye, we can picture the magi and their travels, their meeting with Herod, the gifts of treasure they brought to honor Jesus, But where are we in this story? Like the magi, our world still seeks Jesus. It's up to us as Christians to be the face of Jesus for all who seek Him - that bright star lead-ing the way to the Lord. "Oh, star of wonder, star of night. Star with royal beauty bright. Westward leading, still pro-ceeding, guide us to thy perfect light." From We Three Kings.
Bridge for the Holidays - Mini Support Group
Divorced or Separated? Struggling with the Holidays? Join us on Tuesday evening, January 5th, from 7:00-9:00 pm, on at St. Bede the Venerable, 9114 Lake Shore Blvd., Mentor. This special evening is intended to offer prac-tical advice, support, and the skills to move forward in the new year. To register or for more information call Karen @ 440-352-8282 or email: [email protected] “Bridge for the Holidays”
Won’t you Hand on Some of your Time?
Contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Allison Capella 352-8282 OR email [email protected] to find out more!!
Saint Vincent DePaul
Consider joining the team of volunteers
who help the needy in our community
through the St. Vincent de Paul organization
“What you did for the least of my brothers and sisters you did for me”
.
Fish Fry
Volunteer Today for the
Best Fish Fry in Town!
See the website for dates and shifts.
Saint Gabriel Hot Meal Program
Consider joining the team that prepares
and serves hot meals to the homeless
through St. James in Painesville.
Volunteer requirement
is one Tuesday a month
Thank You!
Thank you to the many volunteers who have responded
to needs listed in this section of the bulletin.
Because of you, vibrant ministries
are enriched and
people are served through your generous gift
of time and talent.
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Come to Bethany for a Quiet Day of Prayer
Wednesday - January 6 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM Bethany Retreat Center and God’s beauty in nature provide a peaceful and welcome setting in which to pause for a few hours to be attentive, reflective, creative - to meet God as you gently come away and slow down. We begin and end with prayer together and in between, you are free to create your own day: take a walk, bring a book, relax with a cup of tea, pray before the Blessed Sacrament, journal… Gently ease into the silence...and emerge refreshed. Stay all day or an hour or two. Lunch is provided. Contact Sister M. Jen-nifer Kramer to register. Register by Thursday, December 31st. Suggested donation: $10.00 (includes lunch)
Exercise Body and Brain … How do we keep our brains in tip top condition and improve memory? Actually, keeping our bodies fit can directly im-prove our brain function. A 2014 study done at the Univer-sity of British Columbia revealed that doing exercises that raise heart rate and make us sweat on a regular basis can positively impact the area of the brain responsible for memory and learning. Things that negatively impact memory such as stress and lack of sleep are frequently im-proved by exercise thus helping improve memory as well. Another way to keep the brain fit is to directly exercise brain function by continually challenging ourselves. Try to learn new things such as knitting, sewing, cooking, foreign lan-guage, or even do regular tasks but do them a different way. Completing puzzles such as Sudoku, word scrambles, word searches or building puzzles keeps our brains active and may even delay the onset of dementia symptoms. So for 2016, be fit and active both physically and mentally! Here’s to our health! Pam Lewis, Parish Nurse
Please pray for the ill and hospitalized members of our Parish, their families and caregivers. Pray for an end to abortion
and for the respect of all life.
Virginia Trivisonno Kurt Bamford Vanessa Gromek & Baby Joe Dowd Jeff Wade Jennifer Sanderson Sandy Grisez Rachel Gagliardo Adrian Turc Jack McGreal Madison Goryance Jackie Lipphardt Theresa Grabinski Christopher Routt Dennis Watkins William Trittlett Doreen Moorman Dennis Brickman, Sr. John Nemec Angela Walk Mary Ann Rysek Olivia Jones Carolyn Takacs Phil Vincello Ray Poyar John Siemen Tennant Crofoot Agnes Frankenberry Michael Lann Milana Capel Andrea Barbour Ellie Callahan Jamie Ryan Angela Marconi Diane Guffey Kara Vis Roberta Telfer Marie Martin Maureen Rawley Brian Minotas Tabatha Swetel Matilda Boyd William Tripplett Nicole Sexton Vicki Griggs Kayla Hoover Ken Udovic Tony Mlack Matthew DiPierro Audrey Hurray Barbara Merril Pat Elia Rosemary Moegling Joshua MacDonald, Jr. Barb Swaine Flo Barron Amy Megery Linda Dean Jennifer & Caroline Diane Sutyak Liliana Dzolic John Misny
Robbie Hurley Rush Williams, Jr. Rita Kohankie Mary Ann Conaway Ruth Darling Patricia Manno Steve & Alice Baluch Christine Klingbel Katie Buza Noah Gromek Cathy Dye Lisa Murray Angie Simone Ann & John Glenn Jacob Surrell Michael De Angelis Jim Sorenson Mary Ann Eppink Charlie Bartzen-Plungas George Roth Thomas Neider Kathy Kelly Lynda Williams Judy Manion Dick Jones Diana Ranels Eddie Luther Edward Rumy, Sr Anna Kalp Marc Latkovic Sandy Healy Marvin Maynard Callie Bergoc Joanna Siegel John & Dorothy Kiliany Bryan Henn Kelsey Qualtero Gloria Rogers Nicholas Posatiere Elizabeth Dostie Steve Goodlive Ashley Queisser Peter Brandetsas Earl Henninge Kathy Sweeney Nicole Turcolveri Donald McCurry Tammy Guinan Tony Bolaney Richard Kocevar Jack Napier Susan O’Leary-Hess Mary Ann Kelly Gladys Bukovec Stephen Hurtack Greg Schettler Julie Looney Betty Vitale Lori Kovatch Diane Anderson Donna Hefner McClure Sue Waite
Marge Centa Tammy Edwards Mitch Hill Ana Plaz Donna Lemmo Diane Baechle Maggie McCullough Elaine Rozic Terri Novak Mary Demeter Dean Ulsenheimer Clara/Crist Hershberger David Brodzinski Jo Losecco Katy Balogh Gary Waite Phyllis Henschel Sherry Formolo Betsy Greenwald Gia Dadante Laura Lucas Mary Catherine Dostie Evan Sines Monica Alvarado Chuck Gole Barbara Watkins Charles/Ruth Letanosky Debra Horton Darlene Kuhar Debbie Kaut Phillip Lasko Laura Canney Tony Stanic Pauline Jaeger Deborah A. Kerby Matthew Concitis Joseph Semple Elizabeth Hershberger Mark Mahoney Robert & Dorothy Cook Dale Brockway Debbie Kreitner Linda Couch Margaret Connelly Pauline Nowacki Felicia Bubonic Mary Royko Larry McCleod Eric Gotto Lynn Stauffer Sue Atkins Stephanie Kurtz Deborah Carrilo Ardalee /Gerald Steiner Lora Peterson Rachel Kayza Marissa Marchiano Terry Pollard Tyler Leigey Kaitlyn Hammond
Please remember our elderly and homebound as well.
Please pray for those serving in the armed forces here and abroad includ-ing SPC Lauren Meyer, U.S. Army, P.O. Jeffrey Meyer, U.S. Navy, US Army Spc. Sean McIntyre, Sr A Alexander Skorupski, USAF, Sr A Na-thaniel Galecki, USAF, US Army, 2nd Lt. Patrick McDonnell, US Army, Sgt. William McDonnell, USMC, Captain Steven Convery, US Army, Major Sean Huss, USAF, Captain R. Andrew Iafelice, USMC, 2nd Lieu-tenant Nelson Liuzzo, Spc. Nicholas Lemmo, Colonel Paul A. Fortunato, Jr., Colonel Linda Lawrence, M.D., Captain Michael Ficzner, and Cap-tain Rebecca Gartner, US Army Jag Corp.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: 1 Jn 3:22 — 4:6; Ps 2:7bc-8, 10-12a; Mt 4:12-17, 23-25 Tuesday: 1 Jn 4:7-10; Ps 72:1-4, 7-8; Mk 6:34-44 Wednesday: 1 Jn 4:11-18; Ps 72:1-2, 10, 12-13; Mk 6:45-52 Thursday: 1 Jn 4:19 — 5:4; Ps 72:1-2, 14, 15bc, 17; Lk 4:14-22a Friday: 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Lk 5:12-16 Saturday: 1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149:1-6a, 9b; Jn 3:22-30 Sunday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 40:1-5, 9-11; Ps 29:1-4, 3, 9-10 or Ps 104:1b-4, 24-25, 27-30; Acts 10:34-38 or Ti 2:11-14; 3:4-7; Lk 3:15-16, 21-22
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7585 Fredle Drive, ConcordGrist Mill Village at Quail Hollow
440-354-0705
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ROBERT A. RIEBE D.D.S.MICHAEL J. RIEBE D.D.S.
2155 Mentor AvenuePainesville Twp., Ohio 44077
(440) 358-8000Parishioners Since 1971
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440-944-7555
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provider since 1946
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BUDRYS DENTALAL BUDRYS, DDS JEFF BUDRYS, DDS
Parishioners St. Gabriel Grad ’97Providing Gentle, Personalized Dental Care for over 30 yrs
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(440) 357-7514“Serving the Parish Since 1922”
Open 7 Days a week 7AM to 3PM9853 Johnnycake Ridge Rd. (In Concord Plaza)
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SUSAN PRIEST RICHLAKAttorney at Law
Wills, Probate & Mediation
(440) 255-4838Parishioner
Lowest Prices In Cleveland!
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D.F. DOOR SERVICE(Quality Service for Less)
Installation of Garage Doors and GarageOpeners • Full Service Repairs
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CRILE ROAD HARDWAREFull Service Hardware Store Striving toProvide the Best in Customer Service
7701 Crile Rd., Concord(440) 352-3761
Concord BeverageBeer, Wine, Cigarettes
Lottery & Snacks9853 Johnnycake Ridge Rd., Unit 3, Concord
Dr. Kristen West, DVM Parishionerwww.midwestvethospital.com
30550 Euclid Ave. Wickliffe, Ohio 44092p (440) 516-0000 f (440) 516-0310
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
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—EC&M CONTRACTORS—Electrical, Construction & Maintenance • Hot Tubs & Pool Wiring
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