St. Malachi Parish, Cleveland, OH
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Mass Intentions |
Saturday,
September 30 |
4:30 pm- |
Richard Joyce |
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Sunday ,
October 1 |
9:30 am- |
Edward Saegel |
11 am- |
Barbara Flaherty/Claudette Miles |
12:30 pm- |
St. Malachi Living & Deceased |
Monday,
October 2 |
7:00 am- |
Douglas & Amy Martin |
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12:00 pm- |
Mary Bederman |
Tuesday, October
3 |
7:00 am- |
Stella Martin |
12 noon- |
Dec. Laskey-Martin Fam |
Wednesday, October
4 |
7:00 am- |
Inglis Family |
12 noon- |
Peace |
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Thursday,
October 5 |
7:00 am- |
Special Intention (K.G.) |
12 noon- |
Magdalene Sberna |
Friday,
October 6 |
7:00 am- |
Gregory Evans |
12 noon- |
Robert C. Miller |
Saturday,
October 7 |
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4:30pm- |
Nicholas Stowe |
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Sunday,
October 8 |
9:30 am- |
Timothy O'Reilly |
11:00 am- |
Al Sullin |
12:30 pm- |
Pat Mohar (Anniv) |
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SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (PENANCE)
Saturday: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:45-9:00 a.m.
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Offertory Report
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Sunday Collection
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......... $ 2,631
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Amount Budgeted
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......... $ 3,120
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Budget to date ($3120/week x 13 weeks) ... $
40,560
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Collections to date
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........ $ 34,478
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Collection surplus/(deficit) to date
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.......... $ (3,451)
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Second Collection
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.......... $434
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Thank you for your support!
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Please Pray for the Deceased: Debbie Gawor Sloane, Tommy Cole, Brother Alban, Loretta Rebeta
Also for the Sick: Ed Coyne, Eddy Curry, Ken Rocco
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BLANKET SUNDAY “COVERS” MANY
NEEDS
Next weekend is Blanket Sunday, sponsored by the Diocesan St. Vincent de Paul
Society. Please bring your new or like-new blankets, pillowcases,
sheets, towels or washcloths for families, children, the
elderly, homeless & other needy individuals in our
diocese. Your cash donation will go further through bulk
purchases of blankets & other items
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VOL. 36, NO.
45 |
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2007 ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS ARE HERE!
Purchase one for $25 & receive half-off & 2-for-1 savings on dining, shopping, travel & more; proceeds benefit
St. Malachi Center. Entertainment Books are available at
St. Malachi Center & Malachi Mart
or call Ginny Suhr at (216) 771-3036. Call Ginny if you can sell books at coffee hour.
EAT AT MAX & ERMA'S FOR ST MALACHI CENTER
Thursday, October 12 is St. Malachi Center
Proceeds Day at Max & Erma's at 30105 Detroit Rd. in Westlake. 20% of all lunch, dinner & carry-out sales will benefit St. Malachi
Center. Flyers are at the church doors, the rectory, at St. Malachi Center, on line at
www.stmalachicenter.org.
LABYRINTH
Learn about, be part of the blessing, and walk the Labyrinth (10/17 St. Malachi Church & parking lot 6:30pm-8:30pm) . Marla Loehr, CSJ Associate, Ph.D., CPM will be our guest that evening. She directs three- day Labyrinth retreats (and other retreats) at River's Edge on Rocky River Dr. Marla is a CSJ Associate and a certified spiritual director and private retreat director. She holds a Masters in Spirituality with recent updating in Theology. A $5 donation is appreciated but not required.
SAVE YOUR EMPTY MILK CONTAINERS
The Spiritual Development Group is requesting empty milk containers. These containers will be used to make luminaries for outdoor prayer services. Drop off at the
St. Malachi Center.
“PRAYING WITH ST IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA” RETREAT
The “Praying with St. Ignatius of Loyola” retreat is in progress. Please keep Fr. Clem Metzger, the facilitators, and the other retreatants in your prayers!
ANNUAL MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
The annual Mass of Remembrance for those who have been buried from St. Malachi during the past year will be Sunday, November 5 at 12:30 p.m. Anyone who can help with serving a luncheon after this Mass for the families and friends of the remembered, please call Kay Vine (440-871-5868) or Charlene McElwee (216-781-3110).
ANNUAL MALACHI HOUSE BENEFIT
The 19th Annual Malachi House
Benefit, where “Smooth meets Jazz” will be Friday, Oct. 27, 6:30 PM-11 PM at Westwood Country Club 22625 Detroit Rd, Rocky River. The 4th Annual presentation of the “Fr. Paul Hritz Volunteer of the Year” Award will be made to Cathy Domann. Dance to the music of the Ernie Krivda Jazz Quartet; Silent Auction & jazz-inspired food & drinks will round out the evening. For questions, call the benefit committee (Diane or Carol) at (440) 331-2258.
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Anointing of the
Sick
October 28 & 29
During all Masses.
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27th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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October 1, 2006
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Weekly Activities
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Sunday, October 1
Praying with St. Ignatius of Loyola-Hall 7 PM
Monday, October 2
Monday Night Meal 6 PM
RCIA St. Patrick's 7 PM
Wednesday, October 4
Parish Council Mtg. 6 PM
Thursday, October 5
Holy Hour 11 AM
Future Church Dinner 5:30 PM
CSM Choir 7:30 PM
Friday, October 6
Weekly Church Cleaning
Anointing of the Sick-October 28 & 29
During all Masses.
Sunday, October 8
Blanket Sunday, sponsored by the
Diocesan St. Vincent de Paul
Society
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 CHRISTMAS CHOIR
Come one come all and join your voices in glorious song for our annual Christmas Choir! We begin rehearsals Thursday, October 26, at 7:30 PM in Church, Our major event is the Christmas Eve 10:00 PM Liturgy. All are welcome!
WHY A THINKING CATHOLIC REMAINS IN THE CHURCH
A lecture by Sr. Mary McCormick, OSU, will be given on Monday, October 23, from 6:30-8:30 PM at the Center for Pastoral Leadership, 28700 Euclid Ave. Wickliffe. Responses will be offered by Deborah Sesek, Kathleen Homyock, and Donna Kelly Rego. This lecture is part of a series entitled, The Graced Horizon: Where Faith and Church Meet and is co-sponsored by the office for Women in Church & Society and the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland Foundation. For more info please call Leanne Mahovlic at 216-696-6525 ext. 3070.
ONE WORLD DAY
The parishes of the City of Cleveland have been invited to join with the Cleveland Cultural Gardens in Rockefeller Park to celebrate One World Day, this Sunday, October 1. Churches with bells or electronic carillons are encouraged to ring them for a few minutes at 3:15 PM on Sunday. It is at that time that the newest cultural garden, the India Garden, will be dedicated. The centerpiece of that garden will be a statue of Mahatma Gandhi, an icon of peace and non-violence. Since the motto of the cultural gardens is “peace through understanding,” such a representation is very appropriate.
CYO CAMP CHRISTOPHER
Fourth Annual Fall Festival Sunday, October 22 from 1-6 PM. For Info please call 330-376-2267 ext. 203.
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SISTERS OF NORTE DAME PRAYER LINE
The Sisters of Norte Dame have a Prayer Line Ministry. They dedicate time each day to receive calls and pray for your intentions. The Sisters will receive your calls from 10 AM-4 PM on Monday-Friday.
During weekends and holidays you may leave your requests on their answering service. These requests will also be remembered in prayer. The sisters in Assisted Living look forward to praying for you needs and requests.
The prayer line phone number is 440-279-1163.
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SEEDS OF LITERACY
Seeds of Literacy provides basic education and G.E.D. preparation to the adult population in Cuyahoga County free of charge. In 1997, the Sisters of the Congregation of St. Joseph initiated the Seeds of literacy project. There are ten sites located throughout different neighborhoods in the Cleveland community. St. Malachi Center in just one of these sites with classes on Mon & Wed. evenings. For more information please contact Christine Lee at 216-651-4302.
MALACHI MART: YOUR FALL HEADQUARTERS
Malachi Mart has a sale going on which includes Halloween Costumes, candy, decorations for your home all at reasonable prices. Also on sale Name Brand Make-up $.50-$1, St. Ives Foot Scrub $1, Ladies and Men cologne 2 for $5, greeting cards 3 for $1, and many more in store deals.
Bring in this bulletin and receive 10% off your purchase.
ST. IGNATIUS CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW
The St. Ignatius P.T.U. Is looking for people to reserve a table at St. Ignatius Antioch Craft Show on November 12, from 10 AM-3 PM. 10205 Lorain Ave. Cleveland. The cost is $25. Please call to reserve by Oct. 31.
FUTURECHURCH 16th ANNUAL BENEFIT DINNER
F u t u r e C h u r c h 's 16th Annual Benefit Dinner celebrating 16 years of working to make the Church better is Thursday, Oct. 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Independence. Speaker: Dr. Paul Lakeland Professor of Catholic Studies, Fairfield University on “We are the Future of the Church: Rediscovering our Baptismal Priesthood” Tickets: $60. Patron: $75. Sponsor: $125. Fixed income: $40. Information: 216-228-0869.
A WOMEN'S REFLECTION DAY
“From Green to Gold Ourselves to God's Transforming Love”, will be held on Sunday, October 29 from 10 AM to 5 PM at Norte Dame Educational Center, 13000 Auburn Rd. Chardon, Oh. The day includes Mass, lunch and reflections on God's ways of transforming us. Sister Jeanette Brown, SND will use the autumn landscape to provide the setting for this day. A $5 donation is appreciated. Contact Sr. Kathleen Hine, SND 440-279-1194.
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Jesus replied, "Do not prevent him. There is no one who performs a mighty deed in my name who can at the same time speak ill of me. For whoever is not against us is for us." - Mk 9:39-40
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for the Week of
Oct. 1,
2006 |
Sunday
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Nm 11:25-29/ Jas 5:1-6/ Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48
Monday •
Jb 1:6-22/ Mt 18:1-5, 10
Tuesday •
Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23/ Lk 9:51-56
Wednesday
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Jb 9:1-12, 14-16/ Lk 9:57-62
Thursday •
Jb 19:21-27/ Lk 10:1-12
Friday • Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5/ Lk 10:13-16
Saturday • Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17/ Lk 10:17-24
Sunday
• Gn 2:18-24/ Heb 2:9-11/ Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12 |
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