St. Malachi Parish, Cleveland, OH

Mass Intentions

Saturday, March 8

4:30 pm- 

Nicholas Stowe

Sunday , March 9

9:30 am- 

Jack Gordon

 11 am-

David Stahley

12:30 pm-

St. Malachi Living and Deceased

Monday, March 10

7:00 am- 

Rev. John F. McInerney (Anniv)

12 noon-

Richard Brennan (Anniv)

Tuesday, March 11

7 am-

Endre Ritley

12 noon-

James Madden (Anniv)

Wednesday, March 12

7:00 am- 

Thomas & Kathleen Stupecki

12 noon- 

Mary Josephine Bangert

Thursday, March 13

7:00 am- 

Inglis Family Deceased

12 noon- 

Mildred Hutchinson

Friday, March 14

7:00 am- 

Special Intention (CWS)

12 noon- 

Chuck Heaton (M/M)

Saturday, March 15

4:30pm- 

Anna McQuillen

Sunday, March 16

 9:30 am- 

Janet Lumsden

11:00 am-

Patrick Murtha

12:30 pm-

Patricia Convery

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (PENANCE)
Saturday: 3:00-4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:45-9:00 a.m.
 

Please Pray for the Deceased: Eugene Howard, Mary Rita Cain, George Cain, Charles White who were all buried from St. Malachi Church this past week, Donald Hanna, Ryan Bellini, Helen Genius, Derek Owen
Also for the Sick: George Cohan, Ted Bluett
 

CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES 
BISHOP OVERSEAS AID APPEAL
Today is the annual collection for the U.S. Bishops Overseas Aid Appeal. This supports the Migration & Refugee Services' work with people newly arrived in the U.S. Catholic Relief Services aids victims of natural disaster & human strife. Let us support Catholic Relief Services' aid to disaster victims 

VOL. 38, NO. 15

SOUP FOR THE SOUL -- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Volunteers are still needed to help with Soup the Soul, both on Thursday during the day and during the evening itself. If you can spare some time, please contact Lynn at St. Malachi Center (216) 771-3036 or Rosemary Etheart.

LIVING WATER -- WATER FOR LIVING
In John's Gospel, Jesus offers the woman at the well “living water.“ In our world today, one out of every five people do not have access to clean water; two of every five people do not have access to basic sanitation, leading to 5,000,000 deaths a year. This year, the people of St. Malachi are invited to offer Lenten sacrifices & give the money saved to support the work of Water 1st International, which works with local communities in Bangladesh, Honduras, India & Ethiopia to provide locally built & run water systems. If you have not already done so, please pick up a “water jugs” label to attach to a container or envelope for your Lenten sacrifices & bring it to Holy Thursday Mass. 

SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT

• Wednesday Evening Prayer: Taize Prayer on Wednesday, March 12.
• Stations of the Cross: Praying the Stations of the Cross -- Please join us for prayer and reflection on the Stations of the Cross in a contemporary way Fridays at 6pm in church.
• Let Us Pray: A women's prayer group meets Wednesdays at 11 am in church in Lent. Join us as we pray the Psalms & other Old Testament readings. Stay for noon Mass.

SAMARITAN MINISTRY WORKSHOP
St. Malachi will offer the Samaritan Ministry workshop on Alcoholism & Addiction on Thursdays, March 27, April 3, 10 & 17, 6-8:30 PM at St. Malachi Center.  The purpose of Samaritan Ministry is to provide participants with tools to help individuals & their families with substance abuse issues. See the brochures at the church, rectory & Center. Call Lori Zehe at (440) 888-4947 or fill out & return the registration form. 

SOUP FOR THE SOUL
St. Malachi Center's annual Soup for the Soul benefit is Thursday, March 13, 6-10:30 pm, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, 777 St. Clair.  Help support others, like children in the After School Program, young families in Partners for Progress program, & homeless people with showers. This year Soup for the Soul features delicious soups from 20+ restaurants. Other features that will make it the best event yet are appealing appetizers, celebrity servers, auctions, raffles! Tickets are $60, available at St. Malachi Center (216) 771-3036, the church vestibule, coffee hour, rectory, www.stmalachicenter.org. 

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FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT

March 9, 2008