Volunteers are needed on the first Saturday of the month at 2:50PM to pickup bakery from a Lakewood Bakery and deliver it to the Back Door Ministry on Sunday morning. If interested, please call Mary Masterson at 216-571-2670 for more information.
Stewardship Moments: Twenty-eighth Day in Ordinary Time, 10/13/2019
In today’s Gospel, we hear of the ten men afflicted with leprosy, & the one who glorifies God for being healed. It is a dramatic scene of gratitude. But in order for the miracle to happen in the first place, these men had to start walking in faith before their diseased conditions change one tiny bit. Good stewards of their faith realize that they cannot wait until their problems are over to start walking in faith. They praise God even in the darkest of nights, and in the worst of circumstances. Do we walk in faith, offering the Lord our gratitude even when we are in difficult circumstances
Pope Francis Weekend Quote, 10/12/2019
Do not be afraid of holiness. It will take away none of your energy, vitality or joy. On the contrary, you will become what the Father had in mind when he created you, & you will be faithful to your deepest self…Do not be afraid to set your sights higher, to allow yourself to be loved and liberated by God. Do not be afraid to let yourself to be guided by the Holy Spirit. Holiness does not make you less human, since it is an encounter between your weakness & the power of God’s grace.
Rejoice and Be Glad, Apostolic Exhortation
St. Malachi Parish, the Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Father Thomas Mahoney, October 6th, 2019
We are pleased to share this homily preached by Father Tom Mahoney on the Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time at the 11:30 AM Mass. To listen to the homily, first access the MP3 audio file. Want to subscribe to the St. Malachi Parish Homilies Podcast? Click Here
Extraordinary Missionary Month, October 2019 – Prayer proposed by Pope Francis
Heavenly Father, when your only begotten Son Jesus Christ rose from the dead, he commissioned his followers to “go and make disciples of all nations” and you remind us that through our Baptism we are made sharers in the mission of the Church. Empower us by the gifts of the Holy Spirit to be courageous and zealous in bearing witness to the Gospel, so that the mission entrusted to the Church, which is still very far from completion, may find new and efficacious expressions that bring life and light to the world. Help us make it possible for all peoples to experience the saving love and mercy of Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, One God, forever and ever. Amen
Stewardship Moment: Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, 10/06/2019
In this week’s readings we see the challenges before us in faithful service. As servants of the Gospel, we do not serve to see the fruits of the labor. Rather, we serve because our faith calls us to do so. As faithful stewards, our faith can help us to do wondrous things. What small things in your life can make a big difference?
Thank You Street Festival Volunteers!
A big thank you to the folks who greeted festival goers at the St. Malachi table at the Ohio City Street Festival last Sunday, September 29, 2019. You were a welcoming presence in our neighborhood!
Blanket Sunday “Covers” Many needs, 10/06/2019
October 6, 2019 is Blanket Sunday, sponsored by the Diocesan St. Vincent de Paul Society. When you make a donation, your money will go even further through bulk purchases of blankets and other items for the homeless and poor individuals in our own metropolitan area. There will be a second collection. You may also donate online at www.svdpcle.org.
St. Malachi Parish, the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Deacon Leo Bistak, September 22nd, 2019
We are pleased to share this homily preached by Father Bob Wenz on the Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time at the 11:30 AM Mass. To listen to the homily, first access the MP3 audio file. Want to subscribe to the St. Malachi Parish Homilies Podcast? Click Here
Blessings and Prayers for our Jewish Faith Community
On Monday, September 30, 2019, our Jewish neighbors will celebrate Rosh Hashanah, also referred to as the Day of Remembrance. Rosh Hashanah is about returning to God through repentance. The holiday is used to remind us that submission to God is the way to demonstrate a repentant attitude to the Lord.
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