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Northfield, Twinsburg,
Bedford
Family Owned & Operated
Hudson
330-650-4181www.JohnsonRomito.com
Funeral Homes
Celebrating Life Since 1927
330-467-4500356 W. Aurora Road, Sagamore Hills, OH
Burials, Cremations, Entombments, Prearrangement Services, Estate Planning Services,
Complete Luncheon Facilities, Monument & Floral Selections
1992 Contractor of the YearPaul K. Swan
3874 Broadview RoadRichfield, OH 44286
Plumbing Heating Electrical
659-6233
DiD You Know…
WINKIE
NINO
At At What age What age
is it is it appropriate appropriate
to tell to tell my pet he’s my pet he’s adopted?adopted?
R. Slenn, DVM330.665.1400
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS
FR. MARUSKIN COUNCIL #10936STOW, HUDSON & PENINSULA
Contact Bob Eikenburg, GK 440-759-2378or Tom Blubaugh FS 216-407-0059www.holyfamilystow.org/kofcstow
All Catholic men 18 years or older are invited to join.
McDonaldsof Hudson
134 W. Streetboro (RT 303) Hudson, Ohio
(330) 650-4284“Hiring Good People”
Bob KerekPharmacist
1915 N. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
1-800-232-DRUG (3784)(330) 666-3569
330.923.1333SAVE $25
WITH THIS AD PRESENT AT PURCHASENOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS
www.beckwithheatcool.com MS
Couple Ministry – Call Rose at 216-334-2973or Jane at 216-334-2978
Cana II Day – Couples Planning Remarriage, Call 216-334-2978
PREP – Marriage Preparation or Enrichment, Call 216-334-2978
Pre-Cana Programs – Marriage Preparation, Call Jane at 216-334-2978
Natural Family Planning Classes – Call Kathy Patton at 216-334-2973
Separated & Divorce Ministry and Step-parenting Call Carol Petro at 216-334-2975
For Your Marriage (www.foryourmarriage.org) Find the latest marriage theology, news and resources at the U.S. Bishops website for engaged and married couples
Pro-Life Office (www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org/prolife) Call Peggy Gerovac at 216-334-2965
World Wide Marriage Encounter (www.wwme.org) Call 1-800-795-LOVE (5683) or 330-305-9963
Registration: You are welcome to register in the parish after any Mass or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism: Please contact the Parish Office for arrangements.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: (Confession) Between 4:00 and 4:30 p.m. on Saturday & after any Mass or by appointment.
Sacrament of Matrimony: Please contact the Parish Office at least six (6) months in advance of the wedding date.
Sacrament of the Sick: If you are unable to attend Mass due to illness or hospitalization, please notify the Parish Office.
Retrouvaille (www.helpourmarriage.com) For marriages needing help, call Al and Diane at 330-665-3506
Emotions Anonymous – Akron area, call 330-849-0849.
Mother of Sorrows Parish6034 S. Locust Street, Peninsula, Ohio 44264 • (330) 657-2631 • FAX: (330) 657-2423Email: [email protected]. • Website: www.motherofsorrowspeninsula.org
Reverend John D. Terzano, BA, MDiv, Pastor
MISSION STATEMENTWe, the parishioners of Mother of Sorrows Parish, established in 1882, Christ centered and empowered
by the Holy Spirit, dedicate ourselves to serve the needs of all by liturgical worship and parish ministries.
Pentecost • May 23, 2021
From the Pastor’s Desk
We celebrate on Pentecost Sunday the bestowal of the promised Holy Spirit, let us pray for a renewal of the Spirit’s presence in the life of every believer. May they experience wisdom, knowledge, understanding, right judgment, courage, piety, fear of the Lord (wonder and awe in the presence of the Lord). Let us pray …
O God, who by the mystery of today’s great feast sanctify your whole Church in every people and nation, pour out, we pray, the gifts of the Holy Spirit across the face of the earth and, with the divine grace that was at work when the Gospel
was first proclaimed, fill now once more the hearts of believers. Through our Lord Jesus
Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Collect, Pentecost Sunday, Roman Missal, 3rd Edition
CONFIRMATION Next Sunday we welcome Abbot Gary A. Hoover, O.S.B. who will confirm our Confirmandi candidates at the 11:00am Mass. Please pray for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on them as they receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. Come Holy Spirit and fill the hearts of your faithful, enkindle in them the fire of your love…Amen.
May is dedicated to the
Blessed Mother. Join in praying the Rosary
twenty minutes before Mass during the month of May.
Wedding Banns
III Nathan Michael & Jessica Gruden
In your Charity Please pray for former parishioner Danny Wait, Fr. Thomas A. McGovern, Fr. Daniel P. Redmond, Deacon Joseph E. Loutzenhiser, George N. Malec and Theresa Mazanec, sister of parishioner Dr. Rick Slenn (Jan). May they and all who have gone before us in faith live forever in the joy of the Resurrection. May their families and friends be consoled. Amen.
Parish Schedule and Mass Intentions
May 22 Saturday: Easter Weekday (7) 2:00pm Kenneth Gardner & Rachel Peterson Wedding 4:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 5:00pm Mass (Graduates of Mother of Sorrows Parish) May 23 Pentecost Sunday 8:30am Mass (People of the Parish) 11:00am Mass (Alexander Peterson) 7:00pm Confirmation Formation (church) May 24 Monday: The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church 8:30am Mass (All Souls) May 25 Tuesday: 8thWkdy in Ord Time; St. Bede the Venerable, Priest and Doctor of the Church; St. Gregory VII, Pope; St. Mary Magdalene de’ Piazzi, Virgin 8:30am Mass (Reverend Thomas A. McGovern) May 26 Wednesday: St. Philip Neri, Priest May 27 Thurs: 8thWkdy in Ord Time; St. Augustine of Canterbury, Bishop 8:30am Mass (Reverend DanielP. Redmond) May 28 Friday: 8th Weekday in Ordinary Time 8:30am Mass (Deacon Joseph E. Loutzenhiser) May 29 Saturday: 8thWkdy in Ord Time; St. Paul VI, Pope 4:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 5:00pm Mass (Danny Wait) May 30 The Most Holy Trinity Sunday 8:30am Mass (People of the Parish) 11:00am Mass (Confirmation) Reception following the Mass
Please pray for … Ed Abrams, Ann, Richard Bennett, Terry Balinski, Ruby Beshara, Wayne Beshara, Celia Bican, Logan Boone, Klementino
Borja, Susan Bormet, Caleb Bruce, Delia Chatigny, Gabrielle Citino, Johanna Conner, Allan Cook, Gary Crowe, Greg Davis, Maribeth Derer, Jody Dagg, Mary Donato, John Dutton, Scott Ensign, Frank, Millie Fritz, Tom Gardner, Chris and Laura Gibbs, James Ging, Evelyn Goris-Trecaso, Marilyn Griffith, Angie Grimes, Jennifer Grimes, Dale Harig, Eileen Herrman, Tayha Hostetler, Sharon Houska, Alaina Jaegers, Jill, Maureen Joyce, Marca Kaplar, Kay, Evan Kelly, Douglas Klubnik, Kenneth Klubnik, Helen Kracker, Drayden Lavere, Carol Leach, Johnny Levanduski, Patricia Liebenaurer, Bill and Nancy Lillyman, Paul Marcene, John McDermott, Megan, Melissa, Menke Family, Bill Misencik, John Moore, Connie Morehouse, Majorie Morgan, Ashley Munoz, Antoinette Myers, Natalie, Nate, Collin Nemet, Jared Newman, Noa, Frank Nicotera, Carroll O’Donnell, Adriana Padock, Richard Edward Parker, Penelope, Bridget Perez, Michael Phillips, Bruce Pohl, Sandy Posten, Roy Penrod, Rita, Helen Rhuling, Lynn Riley, Eric Rogalski, Aggie Rohan, Bruno Ruppel, Polly Rutledge, Sandy, Kathy Scott, Steve Sheets, Stefanie, Stephen Sommer, Shirley Southard, Kenny Starr, Amy Stephen, Bruce Styles, Marla Sliwinski, Adriana Tadlock, Diane Taninecz, Leona Tesmer, Ginny Thompson, Robert Timko, Laura Tories, Marianne, Stephen, Mallory Trecaso, Meghann Trecaso, Paul Trecaso, Loretta Uranker, Thomas Wearsch, Patricia Wiatrowski, Barbara Wright and all need of prayerful support. Requests or changes please call 330-657-2631 or email [email protected]
Sunday, May 23, 2021SOLEMNITY OF PENTECOST
Sing a new church into beingPentecost celebrates crowded places, multiple languages, anddiverse people uniting in one Spirit. It’s a hard feast to celebrateduring a pandemic in an era clouded by social conflict. All themore reason to challenge ourselves by celebrating not only whatmakes us the same, but also what makes us different. Godshowers on the world “gifts that differ,” as Benedictine hymnistDelores Dufner declares. So “Bring the hopes of every nation;/bring the art of every race. /Weave a song of peace and justice;/let it sound through time and space.” And let the church say:Amen!
TODAY'S READINGS: Day: Acts 2:1-11; Galatians 5:16-25 or 1Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13; Sequence Veni Sancte Spiritus; John20:19-23 (63). “There are different workings but the same God whoproduces all of them in everyone.”
Monday, May 24, 2021MEMORIAL OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH
The mother of all feastsIn 2018, Pope Francis created the new Marian memorial that theuniversal church celebrates today, the Monday after Pentecost.The title “Mother of the Church” was bestowed on Mary in 1964 byPope Saint Paul VI at the closing of the Second Vatican Council.Her role as mother of the church goes back to when Jesus, on thecross, gave her and the beloved disciple to one another and towhen she became the mother of Christ, whose body we are allmembers of. Not everyone has a mother figure to rely on—knowthat you can always rely on the mother of us all.
TODAY'S READINGS: Genesis 3:9-15, 20 or Acts 1:12-14; John 19:25-34 (572A). “When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple therewhom he loved, he said to his mother, ‘Woman, behold, your son.’”
Tuesday, May 25, 2021MEMORIAL OF MARY MAGDALENE DE' PAZZI, VIRGIN
A Spirit for the dry seasonWhen Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi became a Carmelite nun in1583, she couldn’t foresee the great physical suffering from anunknown disease that would besiege her. Nor could she foreseehaving the same type of ecstatic religious visions—followed byyears of “spiritual dryness”—as did another Carmelite saint,Teresa of Ávila. Magdalene’s bout of spiritual dryness, so severethat she considered suicide, ended on Pentecost in 1590. WithPentecost 2021 so recently behind us, pray as she did: “Come,Holy Spirit . . . Come, as you descended on Mary, that the Wordmight become flesh and work in us through grace.”
TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 35:1-12; Mark 10:28-31 (348). “Give tothe Most High as he has given to you, generously.”
Wednesday, May 26, 2021MEMORIAL OF PHILIP NERI, PRIEST
Now is the time to do goodIn the middle of Rome in the 16th century lived a man whose joyfulnature made him something of a people magnet for both thepowerful and the poor. Saint Philip Neri was a deeply spiritual manwho exuded natural warmth, listened well, and in lovinggenerously, led others to know God. This spiritual director, priest,and confessor was known to ask, “Well, when shall we begin to dogood?” It is no surprise that Neri, known as the “Apostle of Rome,”
inspired followers to join him in caring for the sick and the poor.Where can you do some good today?
TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17; Mark 10:32-45 (349).“For the Son of Man did not come to be served but to serve.”
Thursday, May 27, 2021MEMORIAL OF AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY, BISHOP
Can’t win them allAugustine of Canterbury, memorialized today, is remembered as amajor figure in evangelizing England. The renowned CanterburyCathedral was built on the site of a church and monastery he builtaround the end of the sixth century. In spite of his stature now as“Apostle of the English,” he met with bitter disappointment, too. Hisefforts to bring the English bishops in line with Rome were roundlyrebuffed, a disappointment he took to his death. Can you let go ofyour failures, knowing that, like Augustine, they do not define yourlife?
TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 42:15-25, Mark 10:46-52 (350). “Hebegan to cry out and say, ‘Jesus, son of David, have pity on me.’”
Friday, May 28, 2021Give a fig!Figs are a popular fruit in the Bible, from Genesis with Eve andAdam wearing fig leaves clear through the Book of Revelation’sapocalyptic falling of winter figs. Why so many figs? The fig itself issweet and has lots of dietary fiber, calcium, and various mineralsand vitamins. It is a great source of energy and flavor. Perhapsbecause it is so plentiful, delicious, and nutritious, the fig is alsorich in symbolism for health and abundance. In the gospels, Jesusexpects us to be like figs—to be “nutritious” to others andabundant in our presence and giving. Let us go forth to nurture theworld!
TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 44:1, 9-13; Mark 11:11-26 (351). “As theywere leaving Bethany Jesus was hungry. Seeing from a distance afig tree in leaf, he went over to see if he could find anything on it.”
Saturday, May 29, 2021MEMORIAL OF PAUL VI, POPE
A Pentecostal popeThe ecumenical movement received a much-needed boost duringthe papacy of Saint Pope Paul VI (1963-78). After the SecondVatican Council in the mid-1960s, Pope Paul went out of his way topromote ecumenical dialogue and partnership. When asked by acardinal for permission to initiate a joint Catholic-Protestanttranslation of the Bible, Paul is said to have responded, “I amtotally in favor!” He issued formal approval later that year onPentecost Sunday, our recently celebrated feast commemoratingthe moment when the Holy Spirit allowed believers of allbackgrounds and languages to truly understand each other.Come, Holy Spirit!
TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 51:12cd-20; Mark 11:27-33 (352). “Bywhat authority are you doing these things?”
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Pentecost Sunday
23 May 2021 – Pentecost Sunday Jesus, the risen Lord, enters the room in which the disciples had barricaded themselves out of fear and offers them two gifts: his peace and the breath of the Holy Spirit. This scene and these words are familiar to us, having pondered them only a few weeks ago on the Second Sunday of Easter. Today, on the feast of Pentecost, we focus on the sharing of the Holy Spirit. Today’s psalm lifts up another aspect of the Holy Spirit as an agent of renewal in the world. Commissioning the disciples to carry on his ministry, Jesus says, “As the father has sent me, so I send you.” How do these words reverberate with your own faith journey in your family life?
Universal Prayer:
For those who live in fear, may the peace of the Lord free them from all
anxieties and grant them the courage to use their talents and gifts for the glory of God. …
we pray to the Lord.
Pope’s Intention for May The World of Finance
Let us pray that those in charge of finance will work with governments to regulate the financial
sphere and protect citizens from its dangers.
We pray to the Lord.
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There Is Hope on the Horizon
With all we have experienced during the pandemic, we have all missed a lot: our friends, our family, and our parish communities. Yet the love of God and peace of Christ still burns brightly in our hearts. As we hope and pray the pandemic is in its final stages, many are returning to their parishes. The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland invites us to watch this a video that explains there is hope on the horizon as we continue to grow our faith in God: https://vimeo.com/539331363/8c213f9bce
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Northfield, Twinsburg,
Bedford
Family Owned & Operated
Hudson
330-650-4181www.JohnsonRomito.com
Funeral Homes
Celebrating Life Since 1927
330-467-4500356 W. Aurora Road, Sagamore Hills, OH
Burials, Cremations, Entombments, Prearrangement Services, Estate Planning Services,
Complete Luncheon Facilities, Monument & Floral Selections
1992 Contractor of the YearPaul K. Swan
3874 Broadview RoadRichfield, OH 44286
Plumbing Heating Electrical
659-6233
DiD You Know…
WINKIE
NINO
At At What age What age
is it is it appropriate appropriate
to tell to tell my pet he’s my pet he’s adopted?adopted?
R. Slenn, DVM330.665.1400
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS
FR. MARUSKIN COUNCIL #10936STOW, HUDSON & PENINSULA
Contact Bob Eikenburg, GK 440-759-2378or Tom Blubaugh FS 216-407-0059www.holyfamilystow.org/kofcstow
All Catholic men 18 years or older are invited to join.
McDonaldsof Hudson
134 W. Streetboro (RT 303) Hudson, Ohio
(330) 650-4284“Hiring Good People”
Bob KerekPharmacist
1915 N. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
1-800-232-DRUG (3784)(330) 666-3569
330.923.1333SAVE $25
WITH THIS AD PRESENT AT PURCHASENOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS
www.beckwithheatcool.com MS
Couple Ministry – Call Rose at 216-334-2973or Jane at 216-334-2978
Cana II Day – Couples Planning Remarriage, Call 216-334-2978
PREP – Marriage Preparation or Enrichment, Call 216-334-2978
Pre-Cana Programs – Marriage Preparation, Call Jane at 216-334-2978
Natural Family Planning Classes – Call Kathy Patton at 216-334-2973
Separated & Divorce Ministry and Step-parenting Call Carol Petro at 216-334-2975
For Your Marriage (www.foryourmarriage.org) Find the latest marriage theology, news and resources at the U.S. Bishops website for engaged and married couples
Pro-Life Office (www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org/prolife) Call Peggy Gerovac at 216-334-2965
World Wide Marriage Encounter (www.wwme.org) Call 1-800-795-LOVE (5683) or 330-305-9963
Registration: You are welcome to register in the parish after any Mass or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism: Please contact the Parish Office for arrangements.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: (Confession) Between 4:00 and 4:30 p.m. on Saturday & after any Mass or by appointment.
Sacrament of Matrimony: Please contact the Parish Office at least six (6) months in advance of the wedding date.
Sacrament of the Sick: If you are unable to attend Mass due to illness or hospitalization, please notify the Parish Office.
Retrouvaille (www.helpourmarriage.com) For marriages needing help, call Al and Diane at 330-665-3506
Emotions Anonymous – Akron area, call 330-849-0849.
Mother of Sorrows Parish6034 S. Locust Street, Peninsula, Ohio 44264 • (330) 657-2631 • FAX: (330) 657-2423Email: [email protected]. • Website: www.motherofsorrowspeninsula.org
Reverend John D. Terzano, BA, MDiv, Pastor
MISSION STATEMENTWe, the parishioners of Mother of Sorrows Parish, established in 1882, Christ centered and empowered
by the Holy Spirit, dedicate ourselves to serve the needs of all by liturgical worship and parish ministries.
