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To be included in the Community of St. Malachi 2003-2004 Roster, members’ annual commitment forms must be received no later than Monday, June 30 These can be dropped off at the membership table during the coffee hour today or next Sunday, or left at the rectory with Carol Lavelle. (Information received later will be included in a roster addendum late next fall.) For information call Cynthia Bender, membership chair – 216-521-4488 * * * * * * * * * * FutureChurch - Corpus Christi celebration, 4-7 p.m. today, June 22, St. Mark Social Hall,15800 Montrose Ave., Cleveland – with presentation by Conrad Gromada, PhD, of Ursuline College Religious Studies Dept. – Prayer, reflection, discussion, potluck supper. Free will offering.
St. Malachi Book Club – Meeting, 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 25, home of Rebecca Rocco, (440-838-8767). Book: “Annie Dunne” by S. Barry. July book: “Sacred Silence” by Fr. Don Cozzens, who will attend July discussion. Info: Casey Stangel, 440-234-8766.
Lakeview Terrace Community Center – To help support our neighbors, needed items being collected by the St. Malachi Social Action Commission include basketballs, playground balls, jump ropes, board games and other fun things. Collection box at front of church.
Message from Charlene McElwee: “Three CSM young people shared their gifts at the Magis event held at the Jesuit Retreat House last week. Hilary Etheart, Margaret Brinich and Ellen Brinich did a splendid and prayerful job of leading the congregation in song at the Liturgy. (They were rewarded with a donation toward their coming trip to the National Catholic Youth Conference convention.) There will be a meeting of the combined CSM-Parish Liturgy Commission at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 24, in the rectory. Among items for discussion are a day of reflection for all our liturgical ministers and other highlights of the coming year. All are welcome.” - C.M.
* * * * * * * * * * CSM THANKS TO DAN AND CELESTE As he explains in the attached issue, Dan Alaimo will no longer be serving as Communio’s editor-in-chief, a role he has filled since he was instrumental in initiating the publication years ago. Joe Pulizzi, our Communications Committee chair, will succeed him. And, as announced earlier, this month’s issues of both the CSM Newsletter and Communio are the last for which Celeste Grunwald will be overseeing distribution. The CSM owes many thanks to these individuals and to all the other members who have assisted them throughout the years. Our thanks, too, to our young Christian Formation members who will be taking over for Celeste. (And to Karen Duffy and Jennifer DeJohn for “overseeing” them.)
CSM Congratulations to Golden Jubilarian FR. PAUL HRITZ! Our founding pastor was among those whose formal diocesan celebration was recently held but the actual date of his priestly ordination was December 19, 1953. Therefore, with hope and trust we look forward to his joining us here at St. Malachi closer to that 2003 date to allow us to share in a joyful commemoration. Meanwhile, Ad Multos Annos Paul! CSM SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS CSM HEALTH DEPARTMENT – Please keep in your prayers Pat McDonnell, Jim Branigan, Ann Bugala, Thomas Brennan, Fr. Joe McNulty, Chris Schenk CSJ, Rose Perger, Jan VanLier, Dennis Stramel, Mary Bill, Mary Dickerson, Jim Polomsky, Jennifer Hoskin Grosel, Dave Starre, Rosemary Feighan, Page Nicole Roesch, Greg Price, Bea Donofrio, Judie Flynn, Florence Dick, Ray Centa, Irene Gomez, Paul Steen, Loretta Mohar, Nancy Eliason, Matthew Forkas, Bill Primavesi, Catherine McDougall, Marian Malek, Bernadette Bluett, Pat Donnelly, Charles Russo, Dolly Chura, Nancy Smith, Megan Reilly Torres, William Reiser, Maureen Cooney Flanagan, Mark Teichman, Jim Harrison, Jim Schwartz, Maureen Miller, Tom and Philip Gordon, Sheri Glassman, Angelo Cicero. CSM SPECIAL PRAYERS ROSTER – Please keep in your prayers all the victims of warfare, both military and civilian, as well as these young people now in military service, and their families: Matthew Beauclair, Brian Collins, Rosemary Rowe, John Parkowski, Danny Gwyn, Victor Valentino Jr., Provented P. Tayler, Bill Boll, Carter Gaffney, Bill Nelligan, Michael Gomez, T. J. Gordon, Michael O’Nreill, Ricky Szabo, Brian McCullough, Kate Rybarczyk, Gary Faerber, Andrew Harlan, BenjaminTheole, Paul Kocian, Jim Curtin, Brian Chambers, Edward Dvorak, Christopher Dvorak, David McLaughlin, Dave Salinas, Randy Mieskaski, Tim Nemes. (And let’s give thanks for the safe return from Iraq of Paul Kocian, grandson of Frank Schiros.) * * * * * * * * * * MARRIAGE BANNS – III – Shannon Ziemnik (CSM) and Mark Dossa (CSM)
CSM NAMES IN THE NEWS – in the most recent Universe Bulletin, Gene Kramer had a very thought-provoking letter and Jim Finnegan, and his connection with Malachi House, was featured in an article focused on volunteer services of retirees. * * * * * * * * * * St. Vincent de Paul Society New Retail Store – Grand opening June 26-28, Biddulph Plaza (corner of Biddulph and Ridge), Brooklyn, with hot dog and soft drink for $1. Greater Cleveland’s largest selection of like-new clothing, furniture and household goods. Store hours: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays. Profits benefit SVDP Greater Cleveland Clothing and Furniture Bank and other SVDP charitable programs. Executive director: Larry Lauter. Information: 216-741-7837.
St. Edward High School – Two basketball skills camps for grades 4-9 boys, 9 a.m.-noon and 1- 4 p.m. June 23-27; cost: $100 per camp. Basketball shooting camp for same grade boys, June 30-July 2; cost: $60. To register: 216-521-8828 or www.sehs.net Monday Night Meal Menus
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