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Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm, 6:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am,10:00am,! 12:00pm
Monday-Friday: 7:00am, 8:00am
Holy Days: Vigil - 5:30pm! 7:00am, 9:00am! 5:30pm, 7:00pm
Confession Schedule Saturday: 3:00pm-4:00pm
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St. Anthony of Padua Parish
Pastoral Staff Pastor: Fr. Dale W. Staysniak
Parochial Vicar: Fr. Peter T. Kovacina Deacon: Rev. Mr. Gerard Blanda DRE/Pastoral Minister: Mr. Randy Harris, M.R.E
Pastoral Minister: Sr. Roberta Goebel, OSU
Principal: Mr. Patrick Klimkewicz Parish Secretary: Mrs. Joyce Fanous Music Minister: Mrs. Nancy Tabar
Parish Directory Parish Address: 6750 State Road! Parma, Ohio 44134
Parish Office: (440) 842-2666
Religious Education: (440) 845-4470
Parish Office Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00am-7:00pm
Friday 9:00am-4:00pm
Parish Website: stanthonypaduaparma.org
School Directory School Office: (440) 845-3444
School Website: stanthonyofpaduaschool.org
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH PARMA, OH
MONDAY, MAY 29 9:00AM For People of the Parish (living & deceased) TUESDAY, MAY 30 7:00AM Maria Ciacci 8:00AM Joseph & Mark Oros WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. 7:00AM David Sukys 8:00AM Carlyle Cain THURSDAY, JUNE 1, St. Justin, Martyr. 7:00AM John Santa 8:00AM Leonard Horvath FRIDAY, JUNE 2 7:00AM Mary J. Beth 8:00AM Robert Grzywaczewski SATURDAY, JUNE 3, St. Charles Lwanga & Companions,
Martyrs. 8:00AM Vocation Mass 4:30PM Thomas E. English 6:00PM Marie Naso SUNDAY, JUNE 4, Pentecost Sunday. 8:00AM For People of the Parish (living & deceased) 10:00AM Corrine McGinty 12:00PM Scott & Ray Mickol
Please Pray For: Martha Ashton, Ed & Helen
Bartkiewicz, John Baraona, Irene Bednar, Maxine Cerny, Joe &
Marcia Demko, Gary DiRosa, Ray Dmytriw, Margaret Double,
Norbert Erker, Rita Fecek, Greg Findura, Anne Kilbane-Friedl,
Sandra Friedl, Frances Funtek, Sam Gappa, Josephine Gaul,
Robert Gielski, John Gladden, Rose Marie Hewitt, Ron Hicks,
Celeste Hurley, Marian Jarabek, Colleen Jarvis, Millie Jasany,
Janet Johnson, Pat Jones, Michael Kaliszewski, Betty Kilbane,
Donald Kotarsky, Cynthia Kufleitner, Karen Kulju, Andrea
Lagzdins, Dorothy Laquatra, Isidoro LaRosa, William Laskey,
Peggy Leahy, Margaret Lewandowski, Michael Lieske, Corinne
Lipinski, Elizabeth Madar, Thomas Madej, Edward &
Josephine Maskulka, Lenore Masterson, Claudia & Russell
Mazanec, Peyton McCarthy, Rosemarie Medvin, John Metzger,
Theodore & Dorothy Nagy, Jane Najlepszy, Mary Niec, Rose
Nosse, Dora Oney, Agnes Padar, Timothy Petro, Carrie
Piechowski, Deanna Pisano, John Precario, Mary Jane Precario,
Christopher Reeves, Leigh-Ann Revay, Vinny Ruvo, Frances
Rymut, John & Mary Sabo, Lorraine Schmidt, Robert & Teresa
Setele, Margaret Sheridan, Joe Skerl, Helen Smith, Doug Stos,
Sylvia Stibley, Phyllis Tomaselli, Alice Tucker, Loretta Vacca,
Annie Vorndran, Beverly Von Alt, Cathy Yappel, Andrew
Yaronczyk, Christopher Yurko, Amanda Hope Zmecek.
Baptized on Sunday, May 21, 2017: Jack Stephen Surovy
Wedding Banns BANNS I Kr istyn Gerda & David Ward
Michael Paolella
SUNDAY THOUGHT Matthew 28:16-20
The Feast of the Ascension of the Lord
marks a new stage in our relationship with God. When Jesus
returned to be with His Father in heaven, Jesus didn’t really
leave us. He just gave us new ways to encounter Him. Life is
always to be a searching for that which can give us lasting
happiness. Only complete satisfaction will come from our
possession of God. Yet our avenues to encounter Him are as
unique as we are unique. We come to God through silence,
and creation. We meet Him in the scriptures and our
participation in the Community of the Church. He is found in
both the joys and sufferings of each day. These are just to
name some of the ways we can and do meet God. The road is
not the same for all people. Artists and musicians may come
to know God by a path that is different than the auto
mechanic and factory worker. Women may find God
differently than men. Single people will know God
differently than married men and women. In a sense the path
is not the important thing. What is important is our desire for
God. Without this desire we will go nowhere. Time may
move on but we may not. We may just do the same things
over and over again. The monotony of life may lull us into
giving up the search. Jesus’ promise of always being with us
must be seen for what it is. It is both an invitation and a
command to continue on the road seeking after Him.
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Contribution for Weekend May 20/21, 2017:
Total Offering : $13,863.56 Sunday Collection: $9,589.00
Faith Direct: $4,274.56
Poor Box: $94.00 Senior Poor Box: $11.50
THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD MAY 28, 2017
CELEBRATING THE SAINTS
Saints Cyril and Methodius, Priest (+869) and
Bishop (+885) Cyril and Methodius were born in Thessalonica, Greece. Cyril became a priest and teacher in Constantinople; they called him “the Philosopher.” Methodius served as a governor in Macedonia. When Methodius retired his post for the monastic life, Cyril followed him to Mount Olympus. In 863, the brothers heard the plea of Prince Ratisav: “We do not have a teacher who can explain the true Faith to us in our own language.” They went on a mission to Moravia which is the modern day Czech Republic, and Cyril developed the Glagolitic alphabet, enabling them to render the Bible and the liturgical books in the language of the Slavs. Their desire to say Mass in the vernacular, however, riled the German missionaries already present. The brothers went to Rome to plead their case, and the Pope, Adrian II, heartily approved of their efforts. While in Rome, Cyril formally entered religious life. He died soon after. Methodius spent the next twenty years
solidifying their work. As the bishop of a new see,
Pannonia and Moravia, he continued to suffer the
disapproval of the German bishops. For two years he was
imprisoned by them, but eventually Pope John VIII
reaffirmed him. He died at Velehrad in 885. The
language Cyril and Methodius developed is still the
liturgical language for many Russians, Serbs, Bulgars,
and Ukrainians. They are among the co—patrons of
Europe.
ST ANTHONY’S KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS UPDATE: Connie Boros of Camp Cheerful,
Strongsville, accepted a check for
$1616.00 from the Knights this past
February. These funds were raised
thru our Measure Up program in 2016. Special thanks to
Br Tim Esther for chairing the program. Sister Anna
Kasvuba of Holy Family Hospice, Parma, and Rev. Mark
Latcovich of Borromeo & St Mary’s Seminary,
Wickliffe, also accepted checks for $1500.00 each from
the Knights this spring as well. These funds were raised
thru our 2016 Charity Ticket Program. Special thanks to
Brs. Rick Bonazza & Eric Lange for chairing this
program as well. The Knights would thank Fr Dale and
the parishioners of St Anthony’s for their continued
support.
MEMORIAL DAY
Monday, May 29, 2017 is Memorial
Day, a legal Holiday. Mass for the
holiday will be celebrated at 9:00 a.m.
The parish office will be closed and will
re-open for parish business on Tuesday, May 30th.
Begin your holiday, traditionally the start of the
summer season, with the celebration of the Eucharist. !
WALL OF HONOR Many parishioners and their family members are
serving in the United States Military. Please pray for
their safety, along with the safety of our Parma Police
Officers, Firefighters, and EMTs.
WEEKLY WORK OF MERCY Pray for the repose of the souls of all American
soldiers who have died defending our country. May
they rest in peace.
AN EVENING OF PRAYER
AND FELLOWSHIP What better way to embrace our
relationship with God and with each
other than through prayer. The
Women’s Faith Ministry invites all
women to gather for an evening of prayer and fellowship on
Wednesday, June 21 from 7-8:30 p.m. at The Sisters of the
Incarnate Word, 6618 Pearl Road, Parma Heights. Prayer
can be carried out either at the labyrinth or in the Queen of
the Holy Rosary Shrine, both located next to each other and
adjacent to the parking lot.
WHAT TO EXPECT. You will be given a brief
explanation of the history, the intent, the stages of prayer,
and how to pray the labyrinth. You will then have time to
either pray while walking the labyrinth or to pray in the
Shrine. For those interested, following this unique prayer
experience, we will stop for ice cream and spend time in
fellowship.
CARPOOL. You can either meet at the shrine at 7
p.m. or for those interested, we will meet at 6:30 at St.
Anthony and carpool to SIW. If you would like to carpool,
please call the church office at (440) 842-2666.
FATHER’S DAY MASS CARDS
Father’s Day Mass Cards will be sold after most Masses this weekend, May 27/28 and the following two weekends June 3/4 and 10/11. Cards may also be purchased at the rectory Monday thru Friday during regular business hours. This is a beautiful way to honor your Dad, living or deceased, by remembering him with a special Mass.
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ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH PARMA, OHIO
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GOD IS INVITING…
God desires all people to know Him, to love Him, and to be part of His family. If you know someone who is considering God’s call to join the Church, invite them to consider the RCIA process and to
contact Fr. Peter at the rectory (440) 842-2666 or by email [email protected]. Be like Jesus and bring them to the Father.
FOOD PANTRY
Thank you for your continued support of this important parish ministry. The suggested items this week are canned fruit, jelly and bar soap / antibacterial soap.
BEFORE YOU GO ON VACATION…
Before you plan your summer vacation, make sure to include going to Mass on Sunday. To help you find the nearest parish, go to https://masstimes.org.
FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM
Stay informed about what is going on in the parish through the parish Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages. Like us on Facebook. (parmastanthony)
TUESDAY, MAY 30
7:00PM Padua H.S. Baccalaureate Mass - CH
7:00PM The Way - CM WEDNESDAY, May 31
7:00PM 8th Grade Graduation - CH/HR
THURSDAY, JUNE 1
12:00PM 50+ Social Club Meeting - HR
6:45PM Bingo - H
SUNDAY, JUNE 4
2:00PM Slovak Radio Club Meeting - HR
CATECHISTS, AIDES AND VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED FOR 2017-2018 PSR
Please prayerfully consider being a part of the important ministry of passing on the Catholic Faith to our young people. We are in need of catechists, aides and other volunteers for the 2017-2018 school year. We need catechists for grades 3,5 and 8. If you are interested in learning more about the opportunities available at our Parish School of Religion, please call Randy Harris at 440-842-2666.
PSR RE-REGISTRATION 2017-2018
PSR registration for the 2017-2018 school year is now underway. If you have not already registered, please do so as soon as possible. This well aide us in planning class size and ordering books. Re-registration and new student registration forms can be downloaded by going to our web site, www.stanthonypaduaparma.org. On the Home page, click on Faith Formation, then click Parish School of Religion. If you have any other questions regarding registration please call Randy Harris at (440) 842-2666.
BLESSING OF HOMES
The Easter season is a wonderful time to have your home blessed. If interested, call the rectory and leave your name, address, and phone number. A priest or deacon will contact you and schedule a time. The Easter Season ends June 4.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY “Families and homes go together. This makes us see how important it is to insist on the rights of the family and not only those of individuals. The family is a good which society cannot do without, and it ought to be protected.” — Pope Francis, The Joy of
Love, 44.
SEMINARIAN OF THE WEEK
Every week, our parish will promote vocations by encouraging the community to pray for our diocesan seminarians.
Please pray for: Bradley Jasko.
EVANGELIZATION TIP
Encourage a parishioner to join a parish group. The people involved in the work of the parish, the easier it will be to share the good news.
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Ronald Okleson who is our second winner of $50 for returning his Carnival Tickets early to be a part of our Early Returns Raffle. Carnival Ticket returns can be made through the Sunday collection, at the rectory office or on the Carnival grounds one hour before the final drawing.
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CARNIVAL NEWS
Our annual parish carnival is scheduled this year for Wednesday, June 7th through Sunday June 11th. St. Anthony’s has always been blessed with parishioners working one or several shifts during the carnival. Preparations for this year’s carnival are already underway. Please consider volunteering your time as a booth captain or taking a shift for one or two days during the carnival. If you enjoy playing Black Jack, Let it Ride and Texas Hold’em, we are
always in need of casino dealers. We will have a dealer training night on Tuesday June 6, at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. If you would like to be a dealer, but would like a refresher course, please come to the training session. This is a great opportunity to become involved with the parish, meet new friends and visit old friends. Thank you for your continued support of our carnival and parish. Please contact Randy Harris at the rectory, 440-842-2666 for more information or to sign up!
THANK YOU CARNIVAL SPONSORS
Each week will be listing all businesses and individuals for their sponsorship of the carnival.
A BIG THANK YOU TO:
Bill Mason – Bricker & Eckler Attorneys at Law
Busch Funeral and Crematory Services Jim Gresko, Grand Knight, St. Anthony's Council St. Anthony K of C Council 15614 St. Anthony Athletic Association Carmen Matteo and Sons Councilman Allan Divis, Ward 5 C & S Plumbing, Heating & Sewers Al’s Auto Service . Napoleon’s Pizza Parma Treasurer, Tom Mastroianni Parma Law Director, Tim Dobeck Parma Mayor, Timothy DeGeeter Lancaster Bingo Co Schuster-Straker-O’Connor Funeral Home Inc. Hopko Funeral Home Antonio’s Parma Auditor, Brian Day
ADVANCE RIDE TICKETS Advance ride tickets and wrist band coupons will be sold after all the Masses this weekend May 27/28 and next weekend June 3/4:
Advance ride tickets - 15 tickets for $10.00 Advance ride wrist band coupon - $12.00. Good for (1) day of choice, Wed. 6-10, Thurs. 6-10, Sat. 2-6, or Sun. 2-6 only - Redeem coupon at ride ticket booth.
Ticket & wrist band prices day of carnival: Ride wrist band - $15.00 - Good for Wed. 6-10, Thurs. 6-10, Sat. 2-6, or Sun. 2-6 only. Individual Ticket - $1.00 2 strips of 12 tickets - $20.00 (24 tickets)
RELIGIOUS ORDER OF THE WEEK Order: Brothers of St. Joseph the Worker
Origin: Founded May 1, 1979, the Brothers of Saint Joseph the Worker is an Association of Christian Faithful. As a small group of lay men, they live a simple, common life of prayer while observing the Gospel counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience through private promises.
Charism: Each brother emulates Saint Joseph's loving concern for the Holy Family of Nazareth by laboring for the Church in various areas of need and by ministering with diocesan priests.
Location: Parma, Ohio.
Website: http://www.bsjw.org
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APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER INTENTION
FOR JUNE
National Leaders: That national leaders may firmly commit themselves to ending the arms trade which victimizes so many innocent people. In his Farewell Address, President Eisenhower, said “we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence by the military-
industrial complex.” Military arms, while apart of legitimate defense, are also big business. “We annually spend on military security alone more than the net income of all United States corporations.” This reality has an “economic, political, even spiritual” influence on everyone. Selling arms or giving them as aid has grown since 1961. The world’s arms trade went from $35 to $70 billion in 2011. It’s now approaching 100 billion and of this, the U.S. has 33% of the share while Russia has 25%. The U.S. provides arms to 96 countries. There also exist a huge black market that fuels terrorism, wars and other violence. Addressing the U.S. Congress, Pope Francis said we need “to end the many armed conflicts throughout our world. Here we have to ask ourselves: why are deadly weapons being sold to those who plan to inflict untold suffering on individuals and society? Sadly, the answer, as we all know, is simply for money: money that is drenched in blood, often innocent blood. In the face of this shameful and culpable silence, it is our duty to confront the problem and to stop the arms trade.”
He asked Italian children “why is it that so many powerful people don’t want peace? Because they live on war! The powerful, some of the powerful, profit from the production of arms and they sell arms to this country which is against that one, and then they sell them to the one that goes against this one. It is the industry of death! And they profit.
Greed fuels the arms trade: “You know, greed
does us so much harm. When we see that the
economic system revolves around money and not
around the person, but around money … so much is
sacrificed and war is made to protect the money. And
because of this, many people don’t want peace. There
is more profit with war! Money is earned, but lives
are lost, culture is lost, education is lost, so many
things are lost.
HEY CATHOLIC! DID YOU
KNOW…
Did you know that the outer garment
worn by the deacon is called a dalmatic.
You can always recognize a dalmatic
because it has sleeves; chasubles do not
have sleeves. The dalmatic has been
used by the Roman Church since the 4th century.
!CATHOLIC GLOSSARY
Missal: The missal is the prayer book for the Mass. The
more formal name for this book is the Roman Missal, or
in Latin, the Missale Romanum.
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WEEKLY MASS REMINDER
Singing is an important element of the Mass.
When we sing, we raise our minds, our
voices, and hearts to God. When we sing, we
join the choirs of angels in praising God.
When we sing, we pray twice. Do not be afraid to sing!
God loves to hear you.
PRE-SYNOD SURVEY ON YOUTH
The Catholic bishops of the world are planning to meet in
October 2018 for the 15th Ordinary General Assembly of
the Synod of Bishops. The theme of this gathering is
“Youth, Faith and Vocational Discernment.” In
preparation for this major synod on youth, Pope Francis
wants to gather input from the Catholic faithful.
Consequently, the Diocese of Cleveland has made
available a survey questionnaire to gather information on
the current state of the young in our diocese that will be
included as part of the pre-synod discernment document.
The survey can be found on the diocesan website home
page, www.dioceseofcleveland.org. All are invited and
encouraged to participate by taking this short survey. The
bishops of the United States pray that the results of this
survey will help them more fully understand the
experience of young people in our Church and in our
country -- their hopes, dreams, fears and struggles -- so
that the synod may bear fruit in offering more insight and
direction to our ministry with young people.
50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
Reservations are now being accepted for couples married
50 years (married in 1967) to come and celebrate at The
Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, on Sunday, July 30,
2017, at 2:30 p.m. Couples who are celebrating other
significant years, 55 or over, or those who missed
previous celebrations are also welcome to attend.
Registration forms are available at the Rectory office.
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- HOWARD WOODWORTH, Parishioner -
Cell: 216-502-5787
Woodworth Const.5903 State Road • Parma
all major credit cards accepted
No Job Too Big or Small
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