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The Community
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St. Malachi
Newsletter
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The Community of St. Malachi - First Personal Parish of
the Diocese of Cleveland
Celebrating 26 Years of Faith in God and in the Future!
| Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time |
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February 11, 2001 |
This time, we’re moving ‘em up…In our last CSM Newsletter, these announcements ran on page 3.
Dave Starre had good response, but needs more. Celeste Grunwald sadly reports no response. So, here’s another try…
FOR THE MONDAY NIGHT MEAL PROGRAM
Help is needed – just once a month -- in two important areas:
To cook main dishes (at home), and
To provide fresh fruits or vegetables ($10-$12 worth).
Says Dave Starre: "The need is greater than ever. Hundreds are fed at each meal and their number is on the increase because of recent welfare cuts. For details, call me at
440-526-3876."
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THE ADVANCE OF CSM COMMUNICATIONS
Help is needed – just twice a month – and for just 5 to 10 minutes:
Says Celeste Grunwald: "Do you have 5-10 minutes after the 11 o’clock Liturgy?
Would you like to meet and greet your fellow CSM members? If the answer to one or both of the above is ‘yes,’ please call me to volunteer to hand out our two publications, the CSM Newsletter and Communio, at the church doors.
We really could use your help. Please call me: 440-884-9702."
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Quiet Prayer Before the Eucharist – 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays – All Welcome
Eucharistic Holy Hour for Peace – 11 a.m. Thursdays
Scripture Readings
Feb. 11: Jer 17:5-8 Ps 1:1-4,6 1Cor 15:12,16-20 Lk 6:17,20-26
Feb 18: 1Sm 26:2,7-9,12-13,22-23 Ps103:1-4,8,10,12-13 1Cor 15:45-49 Lk6:27-38
Feb 25: Sir 27:4-7 Ps92:2-3,13-16 1Cor 15:54-58 Lk6:39-45 -- Rebecca Rocco
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EASTERN RELIGIONS LECTURE SERIES
7 to 9 p.m. Sundays, continuing today, Feb. 11 and Feb. 18 and 25
and Mar. 4 and 18 (no Mar. 11 session)
NOTE: because of the excellent turnout for the first session last week,
tonight’s session is moved to the HALL!
Series Facilitator: Michael Petit, Cuyahoga Community College faculty.
Feb. 11: the Hindu tradition
Feb. 18 and 25: the Buddhist tradition
Mar. 4: Taoist philosophy
Mar. 18: Islam’s Sufi tradition
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F U T U R E C H U R C H
Special Sunday Afternoon Program here at St. Malachi
ROBERT McCLORY
of the National Catholic Reporter
2 p.m. next Sunday, Feb. 18, in the hall
A Discussion of his latest book:
"Faithful Dissenters: Men and Women Who Loved and Changed the Church" –
an examination of the trials and tribulations of prophetic people who challenged the church yet finally were embraced by the same church that resisted their messages, among them John Courtney Murray, Galileo, Mary Ward, Yves Congar, Hildegard of Bingen, Thomas Aquinas, Cathrine of Siena, John Henry Newman and others.
Free Will Offering – Information: 216-228-0869
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CSM Council
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Meeting, beginning with social, 6:45 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 4, St. Malachi Center.
All CSM members welcome. Information: Gary Pritts, president, 216-228-6272.
CSM Book Discussion Group
– Meeting, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 28, home of Syndie Eardly, (216-228-6328). Book: "Holy Longing," by Ron Rolheiser (and
recommended by both Fr. Jim O’Donnell and Fr. Paul Hritz). March book: "Whiskey Island" by
Emilie Richards. Info: Casey Stangel, who reports: "A group of us from St. Malachi have decided to read the "Left Behind" series. We will meet for the first time during the first week of April. We will read one book every six to eight weeks. Questions: Casey (440-234-8766) or Bill McLaughlin
(440-234-6362)."
CSM "Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding Group"
- scheduled for Apr. 22 performance at the Hanna Theatre, has been sold out already, according to Bill Herceg. but names can be submitted for a
"stand-by" list. Call him at 440-777-7011 or Bill McLaughlin, 440-234-6362.
- St. Malachi Children’s Choir
– Rehearsals 2 p.m. Saturdays, in church. Children aged 8-plus welcome.
CSM SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS
for the families and friends of Conor Murphy, a friend of many at St. Malachi, and of Larry Duda, a cousin of Al Sullin.
A Message to the Community of St. Malachi from Marietta Kelly: "The family of Donald Francis Kelly wishes to acknowledge your kind expression of sympathy at the time of his death. Your presence, cards and remembrances are a great comfort to us and an honor to his memory."
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
– Please keep in your prayers Florence Dick, Dennis Stramel, Bea
Donofrio, Lucy Englert Balser, Margaret McCormack, Alice Kane, John and Mary Uschlbec, Rosemary Doyle, Maggie and Jack Daley, Rosemary Feighan, Margaret Wolf, Peggy Finucane and Louise Szloh.
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CSM CONGRATULATIONS …
- To Megeen Tube, for earning First Honors during her first semester as a freshman at Magnificat High School.
- To Gene Kramer and Rosemarie Feighan DeJohn, upon their elections as
president and secretary, respectively, of the Board of Trustees of Regina Health
Center. (Gene claims he’s the first "non-nun" to occupy the position. Rosemarie isn’t
here this weekend because she and Steve are leading their group tour of Spain and Portugal.
"Safe Home" to them all.) Gene also wants this reminder to save the date – June 14 –
for the second annual Regina Center "Holy-in-One Golf Shootout."
- To Aggie Mooney Hoskin, executive director of the West Side Catholic Center, and to its board, staff and volunteers upon the recent blessing and opening of its expanded facilities, especially its enlarged shelter for women and children. Also, to Aggie and Tom Hoskin, who celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary recently, and still again to Aggie, upon her selection for the IAAS "Walks of Life" Award. (See below.)
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Irish American Archives Society
- Fifth annual "Walks of Life" Awards dinner, 5:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 23, Cleveland City Club. Honorees: Dr. Joseph M. Foley, retired chair, Case Western
Reserve and University Hospitals neurology departments; Aggie Mooney Hoskin, executive director,
West Side Catholic Center and Shelter; brothers Fr. Joseph D. McNulty and Dennis C. McNulty,
respectively senior director of Catholic Charities Ministry to Persons with Disabilities and senior
director, Catholic Charities Disability Services; and Kevin O’Donnell, managing director, O’Donnell
and Associates. Reservations: $50 (by Feb. 14). Call Margaret (Megs) Gallagher, 216-229-2926.
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Monday Night Meal Menus
Feb 12: Beef Stew * Feb 19:
Rigatoni
Feb 26: Chicken * Mar 5:
Rigatoni Mar 12: Chicken
* Mar 19: Italian Sausage Mar
26: Beef Stew
-- Dave Starre
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Collection Update
Jan 7: $3404 * Jan 14: $2567
Jan 21: $2484 * Jan 28: $2539
(Weekly average of $3305 needed to meet our budget.
Please make checks payable to
Community of St. Malachi) - Bill McLaughlin
ATTENTION! Please note CHANGE OF DATE and LOCATION!
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St. Malachi Center
S O
U P F O R T H E
S O U L
Thursday, Mar. 22 – Brennan’s Party
Center
13000 Triskett Road – Tickets: $30
(Time to be Announced)
This benefit will support all programs at the center.
Volunteers welcome to help out before the event, during the event, with donations to help underwrite the event’s cost, with donation of raffle gifts (sports and theater tickets, timeshare, etc.); with donation of a service to be raffled off, or to help solicit gifts and funds from businesses for the event.
For information call 440-835-1959.
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- CSM Children’s Liturgy of the Word
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11 o’clock Liturgy, Sunday, Feb. 25. Info: Daniel Smith, 216-521-4252.
- Malachi House
– Special tribute to Fr. Paul Hritz and others associated with the founding of
Malachi House can be found on George Eppley’s current web site –
www.csnmail.net/~eppley/
- Malachi Mart
– Special sale underway of three to six-inch fluted, flat and dome-topped candles –
colors: lilac, strawberry, honeysuckle, green apple and vanilla. Details: 216-621-1988.
Jacqui Welker reminds people to check out the mart web site for continuing updates on mart specials as well as to see the CSM Silver Anniversary slide show:
www.stmalachimart.org.
- St. Malachi Parish Annual Valentine Dance
- 7 p.m.-midnight, Saturday, Feb. 17.
Tickets: $12; beer and wash provided. Tickets at back of church or call Kathleen’s Kitchen, 216-941-4357.
- Diocesan Disability Ministry and St. Augustine Parish
- are sponsoring an advocate training workshop for anyone who wishes to share the Good News with people with disabilities. Initial meeting 1-4:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, at
OLA/ St. Joseph, 2346 West 14 St. Call Sr. Miriam Fidelis,
216-781-5530.
- Diocesan Office for Women in Church and Society
- two presentations by Joyce Rupp, author, international speaker and retreat director:
1) "Kindling the Flame of Compassion," 7-9:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 26, St. Albert the Great, North Royalton; fee $20.
2) Lecture and luncheon, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27, St. Noel Hall, Willoughby Hills; cost $30.
Details: 800-869-6525, Ext. 3070.
- Cleveland Women’s Ordination Conference
– Contributions invited of personal memories, experiences and vision for CWOC Silver Anniversary book, "Keeping the Vision Alive (1976-2001."
It will be dedicated to the memory of Gen McCloskey, a founder of both CWOC and the Community
of St. Malachi.
Details: Mary Englert, 216-228-8417 (MTEnglert@Juno.Com)
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Did You Lose a Shoe? – If you are very new to this world, with a foot length of less than three inches, and you’ve lost a tiny, shiny patent leather shoe, you can have one of your parents pick it up from Carol Lavelle in the rectory. It was found last Sunday (Feb. 4) in the parking lot opposite the church’s front door.
Deadlines:
for next CSM Newsletter – Feb. 18 * for next Communio – Feb. 25
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