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The Community of St. Malachi Newsletter
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The Community of St. Malachi – First Personal Parish of the Diocese of Cleveland
Celebrating Faith in God and in the Future!
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Feast of the Baptism of Jesus
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January 11, 2004
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Annual Fundraiser for the Ministry of FR. JIM O’DONNELL
6 p.m. next Friday, Jan. 16 St. Clarence Hall,
30106 Lorain Rd., North Olmsted -Music: Andy Cooney’s
Show Band -Tickets: $25 - Open bar with light snacks.
Call Bill McLaughlin (440-234-6362) or Pat Donnelly
(216-521-6890)
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Community of St. Malachi
PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS’ MEETING
Sunday, JAN. 11
St. Malachi Center - Immediately following our 11 o’clock
Liturgy - Anyone interested in learning more about the
Community of St. Malachi is encouraged to attend. Membership
chair: Cynthia Bender, 216-521-4488
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| · Removal/Storage of
Church Christmas Decorations - 1:30 p.m.SUNDAY, Jan. 11. Help needed and
welcome.
· Christmas Card Recycling - Give the cards to
Janelle Schubmehl during January coffee hours.
· PC Inkjet Cartridge Recycling – Bring empty
cartridges to the rectory. They will be turned over to the Planet Green
Company and St. Malachi will receive $1.50 for each.
· CSM Task Force on Sexual Abuse - Meeting, 7 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 22, rectory. Info: Kathy Burke, 216-228-6787.
· CSM Communications Committee - Meeting, 6
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 13, Rocky River Starbucks. All welcome. Information:
Joe Pulizzi, 216-941-5054.
· Malachi Book Club - Meeting, 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Jan. 28, Kathy Rossman home, 9 Aberdeen Court, Rocky River (440-895-9063).
Book: “Finding Fish” by Antwone Fisher. February book: “Lovely Bones”
by Alice Sebold. Info: Casey Stangel, 440-234-8766. Discussions open to
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CSM SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS
for the families and friends of Vera Flynn, mother of Mike
Flynn; and of Al Michenfelder, father of Terri Geiger, and of Catherine Peck,
sister of Mary Joynce.
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CSM HEALTH DEPARTMENT –
Please keep in your prayers Judy Lavelle, Kevin Rogers, Anthony Ayers, Carol
Rolfes, Kathleen Reilley, Laura Sosnowski, Nancy Smith, Margaret Wolf, Peter Daw,
Joyce Hollowenko, Fr. Eldon Reichert SM, Fr. Tom Hagedorn, Shelly Bell, Theresa
Navis, Jan vanLier, Patricia Kearney, Barb Bender, Rose Perger, Virginia Gentrey,
Dennis Stramel, John Caine, Barb Price, Dorothy Dalton, Jim Polomsky, Barb
Mayer, Thomas Brennan, Paul Steen, Matthew Forkas, Page Nicole Roesch, Jennifer
Hoskin Grosel, Bill Primavesi, Nancy Eliason, Dolly Chura, Maureen Cooney
Flanagan, Marian Malek, Charles Russo, Lucy Russo, Tom Schwartz, Megan Reilly
Torres, William Reiser, Mark Teichman, Sheri Glassman, Maureen Miller, Fred
Leonard.
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 Cellura, Matthew Beauclair, Danny
Gwyn, John Parkowski, Victor Valentino Jr., Bill Nelligan, Ricky Szabo,
Provented P. Taylor, Brian McCullough, Michael Gomez, T. J. Gordon, Paul
Kocian, Michael O’Neill, Edward Dvorak, David McLaughlin, Dave Salinas,
Tim Nemez, Randy Mielaski.
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CSM CONGRATULATIONS
to all who participated in the Jan. 4 Epiphany Celebration of Lessons and
Carols, including the children’s choir members who presented the skit:
The Bells of Glocken: Fiona Horning, Jacob Corrigan, Emily Pellegrino,
Maya Corrigan, Ellen Brinich, Katie Pellegrino, Tristan Hils, Freddy
Myers, Tommie Wingenfeld, Christopher Brinich, Peter Quigley, Elliot
Smith, Ian Etheart and Grace Corrigan. (As one observer noted: “As kids
will be, they were just perfect in front of an audience.” And during the
potluck following the program, they “graciously accepted the compliments
given.”) Among the slightly older participants were adult choir members
and music director Charlene McElwee, Stephanie Taylor-Ayers, Lou Keim,
Robert Lad, Hilary Etheart, Drew McAuliffe, Bobby Johansen, Carl Smith,
Terri Jungquist, Arlene Corrigan and Bob Corrigan. Of the program, which
included scripture readings and congregational singing, it has been said,
“A good time was had by all as they felt the spirit of the Christmas
season.”
CONGRATULATIONS
as well to Janelle Schubmehl and Jan Galvin, whose Advent three-Sunday
coffee-hour collection yielded $305 for the Backdoor Ministry. They bought
30 pairs of large and the more expensive extra-large warm gloves, and 18
pairs of heavy duty boot socks. Referring to the amusing,
attention-getting decorative hats the two wore while “hitting up”
their friends, Janelle says: “We kinda made fools of ourselves but what
we collected was not too shabby!”
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· Near West Theatre - “Best of All Possible
Worlds” benefit program, 5-9 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, Hermit Club and Ohio
Theater, Playhouse Square. Tickets: $25 and up. Details: Linda Mullin.
· Kim Langley Workshop – “Optimism 101:
Positive Thinking Can Change Your Life” – 7-9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26,
St. Joseph Wellness Center, 3430 Rocky River Dr. Fee: $15. Registration:
216-251-7062, Ext. 316.
· Spirituality of Non-Violence – Six-week
series facilitated by Tim Musser, of Pax Christi, 7:15-9 p.m. Wednesdays,
beginning Jan. 14, St. Leo Parish Center, 4940 Broadview Rd., Cleveland.
Info: 216-661-1006, X 203.
A REMINDER…
As Fr. Tony informed us last weekend, there have been complaints about
cars parked on the south side of Vermont Avenue, on the south side of our
church. Out of respect for our neighbors – not to mention it’s illegal
(just like the sign says) – we’re asked to cease and desist. Please…north
side only.
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| Jan 12: Rigatoni |
Jan 19: Kielbasa |
Jan 26: Chicken |
Feb 2: Italian Sausage
(no sauce)
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Feb 9: Chicken
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Feb 16: Beef Stew
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Feb 23: Rigatoni
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Mar 1: Kielbasa
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Mar 8: Italian Sausage
(no sauce)
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Deadlines
For Jan 25 CSM Newsletter - Jan 18
For Jan 25 Communio - Today, Jan 11
New Malachi Mart Hours during
renovations – now until Jan 19
Fridays: 2-6 p.m.
Saturdays: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Sundays: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Questions or comments concerning the Newsletter may be directed to the
Editor, Mary Englert, 216-228-8417, MTEnglert@juno.com
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