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PastorFr. Paul Hrezo ..................................... [email protected] EmeritusFr. Robert D. Borer [email protected] ManagerTherese Terrell ........................ [email protected] AssistantNancy Bryan ........................... [email protected] MinisterSister Sharon Paul .......740-432-5853 (cell - 740-680-1297)Director of Religious EducationPatricia Farley [email protected] ..................................................... (home - 740-439-2255)
St. Benedict Church Social Hall ........740-432-6751 x 127Parish Offices .......................................701 Gomber AvenuePhone.................................................................740-432-7609Fax.....................................................................740-439-0800Email .........................................col_office@catholicweb.comWeb Site ..................................www.christourlightparish.comOffice Hours ........................................ 9:15 a.m. _ 4:30 p.m.Bulletin Deadline ...................................... Noon WednesdayConvent ......................................... 319 North Seventh StreetFranciscan Sisters of Christian Charity .............740-432-5853St. Benedict School ...................... 220 North Seventh StreetPhone.................................................................740-432-6751Web Site [email protected]
BAPTISMS: Please contact the parish office to schedule instructions and date.BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS: Information must be submitted in writing to the parish office by noon on Wednesdays.FORMED.ORG: Parish Code - QARQ3CHOSPITAL VISITATION: Due to national regulations, we may not know if you or a loved one is in the hospital. Please call immediately.MINISTRY TO HOMEBOUND AND THOSE IN NURSING HOMES AND HOSPITALS: If you or a loved one wishes to receive the Eucharist or have regular pastoral visits, please call the parish office. RECONCILIATION: Saturday 4:00 p.m. & by requestREGISTRATION: Registration forms can be found at the church, oratory or parish office.RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Parish School of Religion (PSR) classes for children in grades K through 12 are held Sunday mornings from September to May. It is the duty of parents to ensure their children’s growth in faith and morals.RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA): RCIA is an adult preparation for Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation. SCHEDULING MASS INTENTIONS: Anyone wishing to schedule Masses on special days, especially weekends, should do so at least 6 months in advance. WEDDINGS: Arrangements must be made six months in advance.
Christ Our Light ParishSaint Benedict Catholic Church & Sts. Peter and Paul OratoryParish Offices, 701 Gomber Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio 43725(740) 432-7609 Fax: (740) 439-0800 Email: [email protected]: www.christourlightparish.com
The Most Holy Body and Blood of ChristJune 18, 2017
AND BLOOD OF CHRISTThe Most Holy Body
I am the living bread that came down from heaven, says the Lord; whoever eats this bread will live forever.
John 6:51
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Sunday, June 18 (SB) 8:00am † Jack Farley by John, Martha, Louis & John Michael Jamail (SB) 10:30am People of Christ Our Light Parish (SSPP) 12:15pm Intentions of Eugene & Maria Duke (50th Wedding Anniversary) by FamilyMonday, June 19 (SB) 8:35am † Ed Karas (Anniversary) by FamilyTuesday, June 20 (SB) 8:35am † Sister Roselani Gomes by the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity 1:30pm † Deceased Members of the Wasieleski Family by Estate (Mass at Cambridge Health Care Center)Wednesday, June 21 (SB) 8:35am † William Vasko (Birthday) by Cecilia & FamilyThursday, June 22 (SB) 8:35am † Art Clemenson & Vanessa LaRocca by Rosemary ClemensonFriday, June 23 (SB) 8:35am Health & Protection of the Unborn by the Spiritual Adoption IntercessorsSaturday, June 24 (SB) 8:35am † Allen Cochran by Elizabeth Lewis (SB) 5:00pm † Ken Schmid (Birthday) by MarySunday, June 25 (SB) 8:00am People of Christ Our Light Parish (SB) 10:30am † Dorothy Watson Lynn by Ken & Janet (SSPP) 12:15pm † Irmgard Kruger by Mr. & Mrs. Tom Adamik
Mass Schedule & Intentions for the Week of June 18, 2017
Sts. Peter & Paul Feast Day CelebrationThursday, June 29Sts. Peter & Paul OratoryPlease sign up in the Marian Room or at the Oratory so that we can plan for dinner.
* 6:00 p.m. - Mass and blessing of the new bells* 6:45 p.m. - Picnic and games in the pavilion
Congratulations to Tricia Oswald, one of three received as Novice into the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity on Sunday,June 11. Tricia received the name Sister Clare Rose. Cards may send it to:
Sister Clare RoseHoly Family Convent2409 S Alverno RdManitowoc WI 54220-9320
Ministers of Frank McClure (B) Sharon Miller (B) Jane Engott (B) Becky Warner (B) Shirley KurtzCommunion Kathy McClure Joe Miller Stevie Fairchild Winnie Wells Mike Kvintus Jim Bentz Ron Engott Volunteer Rita Nolan Lisa Janczewski Don Fairchild Sandra Kvintus Ben Janczewski Christy Rome Lectors Jacob Padden Peggy Adams Alex Mullen Sandy Broom Altar Servers Caitlyn Wilson Tristan Arena Elijah Kuklica Sidney Beaver Christopher Wilson Patrick Ross Izabella Kuklica Ben JacksonUshers John Jamail Victor Orange John Latchic James Schaeffer Bill Ditto Craig Stickelmeyer Mark Anker James McConkey James D. Jones Bud McCutcheon Allan Bay Fred Lander Volunteer Gary KlamutCantors ChoirCoffee/Donut Hour Lisa Cowgill
Ministers of the Altar for Saturday & Sunday, June 24-25, 2017Saturday (SB)
5:00 p.m.Sunday (SSPP)
12:15 p.m.Sunday (SB)10:30 a.m.
HospitalSunday (SB)8:00 a.m.
A Retirement Reception will be held in honor of Msgr. Robert J. Kawa (a Byesville native), on Sunday, June 25, from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at St. Bernard Church, Beverly, Ohio. All are invited to attend the celebration.
Sister Clare Rose
Sunday, June 18 (The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ)After Masses ...... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)11:00am-noon .... Welcome Seminarians (SSPP social hall)Monday, June 199:00am ................ Rosary5:00pm ............... Samaritan Center (conference room)Tuesday, June 209:00am ................ Rosary1:30pm ............... Mass at Cambridge Health Care CenterWednesday, June 219:00am-9:00pm .. Eucharistic Adoration4:30pm ............... Evening Prayer & Bendiction9:00pm ............... Reposition of the Blessed SacramentThursday, June 229:00am ................ RosaryFriday, June 239:00am ................ Rosary10:00am-noon .... Scrip Sales (conference room)Saturday, June 249:00am ................ Rosary4:00pm ............... Confession6:00pm ............... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)6:00pm ............... Rummage Sale Donation Drop-off ............................ (gym)Sunday, June 25 (12th Sunday in Ordinary Time)After Masses ...... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)9:00am-noon ...... Rummage Sale Donation Drop-off ............................ (gym)1:15pm ............... Blood Pressure Screening (SSPP ............................ Rectory)
Blood Pressure ScreeningsNext Sunday, June 25, 2017Screenings will be held at Sts. Peter & Paul rectory after the 12:15 p.m. Mass.
Schedule for This Week
Knights of Columbus, Assembly #1736, recently raised $4,500 for the Military Chaplain’s Scholarship Fund. Woodsfield Council #5009 and Cambridge Council #1641 gave donations. The parishes of Noble County (St. Stephen, Corpus Christi, St. Michael, and St. Mary Immaculate Conception) and Guernsey County (Christ Our Light Parish) took up collections at Masses on Memorial Day weekend. As Faithful Navigator of this Assembly, I humbly thank you, most generous Catholic parishioners. You were the bulk of the success. Thank you the councils for making all this possible. Due to everyone’s diligent work and generous support, more seminarians will be able to study for and serve as future priests in the Arch Diocese of the Military.
Back row, left to right: Faithful Comptroller Marty Schumacher Jr. (5250), Trustee Stephen Burkhart (5009), Faithful Captain Carl Duch (2565), Faithful Scribe Tony Schumacher (5009), Herman Gray (2565) Faithful Purser Mike Abbott (1641), Faithful Pilot Jim Schoeppner (2565), Faithful Inner Sentinel John Nau (2565). Front row, left to right: Faithful Friar Fr. Wayne Morris (2565), Faithful Navigator James Schaeffer (1641), District 3 Master Shawn Ansbro, Vice Supreme Master Donald Hall, Fr. Paul Hrezo.
Summer Vacation Bible SchoolCalling all little cow pokes, buckaroos, and ranch hands for this year’s SVBS. Bible School will begin on Sunday evening, July 16, from 6:00 - 8:00 with plenty of action on the range and we will chow down with Lil’ Doggies and Cowboy Cookies at the chuck wagon. Registration forms can be found in the Marian Room & on the back table of the Oratory.
Congratulations to Keagan Patrick O’Hanlon, son of Joseph & Andrea O’Hanlon, who was received into the Church through the Sacrament of Baptism last weekend. May the new life of Jesus, which Keagan has received, grow forth and flower, helped by our prayers and examples.
Michael Allen, Clarence Apel, Robert Andrews, Mary Applegate, Kim Bates, Bob Barlock, Arthur & Joyce Beach, Larry Bell, Whitney Benson, Pearl Bradford, Brinley Boyd, Mari-ann Brill, Loretta Brokaw, Theresa Buttress, Dave Callihan, Cindy Carnahan, Patti Cartner, Christopher Chesler, Monica Chicwak, Chuck Chippi, James Chugg, Alexis Clark, Stacey Clendening, Taylor Clett, Delmer Collins, Mike Cowgill, Anita Cox, JenniferCox, Anna Crock, Bob & Sue Crum, Peach Dalton, StephenDarnell, Tom Davey, Maxine Davis, Linda Delik, Bernadine Dingey, Peggy Ditto, Sister Miriam Dosch, Janie Downard, Liam Elliott, Betty Fannin, Celena Fehrman, Kathleen Feicht, Pam Feldner, Irene Feyko, Regina Gallagher, Amy Garner, Joe Goggin, Donald Gombeda, John Gombeda, Pat & Tom Graven, Terry Grywalski, Steve Hall, Mary Hardy, Mary Ann Haynes, Boots Henry, Violes Henry, Payton Hubal, Richard Huston, Laverne Ingles, Rachel Jirles, Brandi Jones, Ethel Kuklica, Christine Lackney, Dorothy Lackney, Cynthia Law, George Leith, Valerie Lerner, Roberta Longfellow,Emilee loyd, Chelsea Martin, Cliff Maximo, Tammy McElroy, Janis McVicker, Esther Mehaffey, Tony Mingione,Don Moore, Rita Nolan, Marvin Orr, Tim Orr, Hayley Morris, Frances Pavlov, Carole Pekari, Nate Pfalzgraf, Mickey Philpott, Jon Porterfield, Jane Ranke, Linda Ridgley, Helena Robinson, George Rocker, Marie Rome, Don Ross, Sophie Sasser, David Scholik, Debbie Scott, Rosemary Sebek, Joan Sikora, Carys Singler, Heather Smith, Norma Smith, William Smith, Crystal Snider, John Sprouse, Louie Stahovec, Bill Stolarik, Mary Stoner, Ken Stump, Eileen Taylor, Janice Miller Thomas, Hailey Titko, Carl Tysinger, Matthew Wentzel, Maria Whitis, Catherine Whitmire, Don Whitmore, Steve Woytko, Mary Ellen Wright, Helen Yakubik, Lillian Zeleznik, Stephen Zvolensky
Please Pray For Our PriestsJune 18 ................................................... Msgr. Kurt KemoJune 19 ....................................................Rev. John MuchaJune 20 ................................................. Rev. Victor CinsonJune 21 ...........................................Rev. Charles CalabreseJune 22 .............................................. Rev. Frederick KihmJune 23 ...............................................................All PriestsJune 24 ...................................................... Rev. Ryan GrayJune 25 .............................................Rev. Joseph Massucci
Please pray for the protection of our troops: especially Chance Stoner, Jeff Glem, Carl Duch, Travis Jackson, Michael Kuhns, Zach Williams, Heather Hitzel, Luke High, Anthony Dye, Shawn Selmon, Steven Whaley, Ben Sebek, Josh McQuain, Phil Orzek, Benjamin Janczewski, Alana Puzzuoli, Anthony Camarato, Daniel Melott, Jeff Bentz, Roger G. Applegate, Jeff McKnight, Marcus Waggoner, Jessie Walters, Millie Alford, Steven Barrows, Dan Sestina, Josh Norris, Nick Puzzuoli, Cody Huffman, Jason Williamson, Ryan McGough, Ethan Wray, J. C. Minarchek, Joshua Lucas, Joel Wilson
Please pray for all God’s children who are ill, homebound or in nursing homes, and those who care for them. Also, all members of our military, and those who put themselves in harm’s way to protect and serve others.
ADORER NEEDED A scheduled Eucharistic Adorer is needed for the 12:00 noon hour every Wednesday. If you can spend one hour a week with our Lord in Eucharistic Adoration, please contact Fr. Paul Hrezo at 740-432-7609.
The Infant of Prague Society of St. Mary Church, Martins Ferry, Ohio will begin the 26th Annual Novena to the Infant Jesus of Prague with Benediction. Beginning July 3 through August 28, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. for nine consecutive Mondays. We would love to have you join us for this prayerful Novena. For more information, please contact Shirley Moczek at 1-304-810-4688 or [email protected].
Bible Study and Lectio Divina is held every Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Marian Room of St. Benedict Church. This is an ongoing Bible study. No sign up is necessary, join us at any time. If you have questions, contact Jerry Cavanaugh at 740-826-7241.
The Hospitality Ministry sign-up sheet for the month of July is in the Marian Room. Please sign-up if you have not already done so.
Pastor’s LetterMany of us find the front of the St. Benedict Church to be shockingly different now without the two trees on either side of the steps. It is radically different now. Two of the three main reasons for doing so are evident now as well. The trees had grown so close to the front of the building that they were affecting the brick and mortar when wet from rain and snow. You might have seen a seedling growing on one of the sub-roofs on the left side of the building too! The trees’ healthy root systems were also affecting the building’s foundation. So, after the façade is cleaned, some less intrusive and less obscuring additional green landscaping will be added back to those corner spaces. It will just take some time to adjust to seeing most of the front of that building again! Please let me know if you have other suggestions about the front of that building – flags, occasional banners…?!
Another summer refurbishing project that is progressing well is the Sts. Peter & Paul Oratory bells project. The components that are now at the Verdin Company’s manufacturing center in Cincinnati are almost ready for being brought back to Lore City for installation. Our project liaison reassured me this past Monday that they are aware of our hopes to have the bells ringing for this month’s Sts. Peter & Paul Feast Day Mass and Picnic on Thursday, June 29th. The Mass is planned for 6:00 p.m. that evening, concluding with a blessing of the refurbished bells and followed by a picnic in the pavilion and social hall with games for the children (and young
at heart!). The whole parish and visitors and friends are welcome to that event.
I am grateful that the bells refurbishing project has been essentially paid for with simply a “test the waters” fund-raising campaign. Those waters were very generous! We have only about a $2,000 gap between what the costs are and what has been given or pledged. Simply contact me if you would like to make any new donations or for reminders about pledge amounts. The Verdin Company likewise provided a $7,500 grant from their foundation. All of this is much appreciated. I have always loved the local custom of ringing the bells at the Consecration during Mass, proclaiming Jesus’ presence in the Eucharist throughout that valley. Several parishioners have mentioned hearing the bells many miles away.
And, again, congratulations to our parishioner Tricia Oswald – now Sr. Clare Rose – who began the novitiate step of formation just this past Sunday, June 11th, as a religious sister with the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity! May she and all three of this year’s novices experience an abundance of joy and peace as they enter into a time of closer study of the life and charisms of St. Francis, approaches to deeper personal and community prayer, and other aspects of formation as novices.
May the Lord help us all to continue journeying together, alive in Jesus Christ, always ready for the gift of eternal life.
• DonationDays(BRINGYOURSTUFFTOTHEGYM): Saturday & Sunday, June 24-25, after Masses Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, June 26-27-28 (9:00am-5:00pm)
• Fordonationpick-up:Stevie Fairchild at 432-2961 or Pat Farley at 432-7609
As in the past, donations of clean and saleable children’s clothing, toys, books, household items and appliances; tools; decorations and craft items, furniture, etc. Adult clothing does not sell well, so please bring in only the best! Please, no worn, dirty, or musty items from the basement! We just have to haul it to the dumpster. If you wouldn’t buy it at a yard sale, we won’t be able to sell it either!
AllproceedsgodirectlytoSt.BenedictSchool.Lastyearwemadeover$6,200!
SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE 12TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEJUNE 25, 2017
In today’s society, being a disciple of Jesus often means going against the crowd. Our scriptures assure us that we have nothing to fear, for God is always with us. As we prepare to celebrate the sacred mysteries, let us acknowledge our failings and fears.
Both the first reading and the gospel focus on the two-fold reality that while the prophet/preacher will surely suffer persecution, God is always there to care for and protect those who remain faithful to the task.
In the first reading, Jeremiah confesses his fear of persecution, even by friends, and then reminds himself that God is with him. So even in the face of persecution, Jeremiah can praise God.
Our gospel is a continuation for the 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time and its “sending” of the apostles. This section focuses on the inevitable persecution of the apostles with the promise of protection.
God does not remove the suffering but is always there to comfort, protect and see the task to its fruition.
Jeremiah 20:10-13 The Lord is our mighty champion.- When have you felt so overwhelmed by a situation only to find comfort in God alone?
Romans 5:12-15 The gift is not like the transgression.- How have you come to know the free gift of God’s grace in your sinfulness?
Matthew 10:26-33Everyone who acknowledges me before others I will acknowledge before my Father in heaven.- When have you had to seek courage to be true to your belief in God? What was the situation?
Being free of fear, being courageous in the Lord and being humble are the focuses of the Sunday readings over these next 3 Sundays. We make a transition next week from the first six months of the liturgical year, reaching all the way back into Advent of last year. We could say that after focusing much on who Jesus is, remembering key events in His life from his birth until his Ascension into heaven, as well as celebrating Pentecost, Holy Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi Sunday, we now shift to focusing on how to be disciples of Jesus.
Our Sunday Gospel readings over these next several Sundays are from a part of the Gospel of Matthew where Jesus forms his disciples. This formation is both about how a disciple of Jesus lives out his or her faith and about the quality of a Christian disciple’s heart. A Christian disciple faces life free from fear, courageously and humbly.
There are many things that could cause us fear. We could be afraid of not having our physical needs met. We could be afraid of not meeting obligations to other people. And, we could be afraid of having to face loneliness.
Next week’s Gospel and first reading face even deeper reasons to be afraid.
It might be difficult to imagine a very close friend betraying us. In next Sunday’s first reading, the prophet Jeremiah describes this experience. “Those who were [emphasis added] my friends are on the watch for any misstep of mine” (Jeremiah 20:11). Jeremiah had been raised up as a prophet to warn the Jewish people about how to avoid an impending attack from the mighty Babylonian army. Key to that warning was calling them to a more faithful living out of their moral lives outside of their worship at the Temple in Jerusalem. People were starting to live in a way that presumed and took for granted God’s mercy. Jeremiah had the unpopular task of calling people to conversion.
PARISH FINANCES (Last Weekend)
Adults ..................................................................$7,072.00Children ........................................................................9.00Miscellaneous ............................................................63.00
Announcing School Scholarships for the 2018 Academic Year
Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council #1641
Those Eligible : 8th Grade up to Collegiate Graduation Year
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The Reconsecration of The Diocese of Steubenville
To The Immaculate Heart of Mary
Saturday, June 24, 2017The Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption
Marietta, OHGrand Marian Procession and
Consecration Mass with Bishop Monforton
The Grand Marian Procession will leave St. Mary’s School (320 Marion Street in Marietta) at 10:30 a.m. and process down 4th Street directly to the Basilica, followed by the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the Basilica at 12:00 noon. The Consecration of the Diocese by Bishop Monforton will be at the close of Mass. The entire Diocese is invited!
Those interested in processing should begin gather-ing at St. Mary’s School at 9:30 a.m. Catholic lay organizations, religious communities, and Marian sodalities are warmly intivited to participate actively with their own procession banners as well. First Communicants are invited to wear their First Communion attire. We process rain or shine!
For more information, contact Sr. Mary Brigid at the Chancery: [email protected] or (740) 317-5678. Stay tuned on Facebook as well: www.facebook.com/dioceseofsteubenville.
Because of this he experienced people who had been close friends turning on him and trying to cause fear in his heart. Jeremiah’s trust in the Lord helped him to be confident in spite of that deeper reality that would cause fear.
Next Sunday’s Responsorial Psalm echoes Jeremiah’s experience: “I have become an outcast to my brothers, a stranger to my children, because zeal for your house consumes me, and the insults of those who blaspheme you fall upon me” (Psalm 69:9-10). King David proclaims that the Lord delivered him from those fears.
Jesus calls us to face our fears of losing our souls. We are faced with so many temptations to compromise our faith. Jesus reassures us, however, that the Lord wants to assist us in those times. “Even all the hairs of your head are counted” (Matthew 10:30) and “Everyone who acknowledges me before others I will acknowledge before my heavenly Father” (10:32).
May the Lord’s mercy and protection free us from our deepest fears!
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