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Fr. Thomas J. Behrend……..…………….. Pastor
Fr. David McCafferty…………..Pastor Emer itus
Fr. John J. Sullivan……...Senior Par ochial Vicar
Fr. Joseph P. O’Donnell……….…Parochial Vicar
Fr. David G. Baugh………….…..….in Residence
Fr. Edward Schwet…….……...........in Residence
Rev. Mr. John Strmac…….....Per manent Deacon
Roberta DeMell…………….....Pastor al Associate
Tim Sheridan………….…..….Pastor al Associate
Vincent M. Taraska…… CPA, Business Manager
Bob Crosby…………….….….Maintenance Dept.
Lynne Hoopingarner……...……..Music Ministr y
Teresa Szary……………..…..Youth Coor dinator
Sharon Taraska…………....Office Administr ator
Mary Keiper.….Bulletin Editor /Par ish Secr etar y
Barbara Barsic………....…..…………...Secr etar y
Charlotte Gulden…...……....Religious Education
PSR: 440-585-0800 x206; 29840 Euclid Ave.
MATER DEI ACADEMY
Loretta Pilla.………………………….....Pr incipal
School: 29840 Euclid Ave., Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Phone# 440-585-0800
School Fax: 440-585-9391
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday: 7:00 a.m. (Chapel) 7:00 p.m. (Chur ch)
Tuesday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Wednesday: 7:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m. (Chapel)
Thursday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel)
Friday: 7:00 & 8:30 a.m. (Chapel) (8:30 a.m.
Friday Mass in Church during the school year)
First Friday of each month: 7:45 p.m. (Chapel)
Saturday: 8:30 a.m., 4:00 & 6:00 p.m. (Chur ch)
Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 a.m. &
7p.m. Lifeteen Mass only during the school year
Holy Days: See bulletin.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays 3-3:45 p.m. - 5-5:45 p.m. (Church)
First Fridays 3-4:00 & 6:30-7:30 p.m. (Chapel )
PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL
Located in the Rectory, open 24/7.
PARISH REGISTRATION
Singles, families, newlyweds or single young
adults, please register under your own name
even if you were previously registered under
your parents’ name. Call the Parish Office to make
an appointment with Mrs. Roberta DeMell.
MARRIAGES
Couples intending to marry are required to call the
rectory at least six (6) months prior to marriage.
BAPTISMS
Baptisms are the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the
month after the 11:30 a.m. Mass. Arrangements for
a baptism date must be made at least one week in
advance. The next Pre-Baptism Class is
Wednesday, July 8, 2015-6:30pm.
Call Parish Office to register.
FUNERALS: Arrangements are made with a
Funeral Director and approved by the Rectory.
FACILITIES RENTAL or RESERVATIONS
Contact Mrs. Roberta DeMell at 585-0700 x 310
PARISH GROUPS: If interested in joining a Parish
group call the Parish Office for contact info.
NEED A RIDE to Mass? Call 440-944-3073.
May 3, 2015
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
29850 Euclid Ave.,
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Parish Office:
1730 Mt. Carmel Drive,
Wickliffe, Ohio 44092
Mon.-Fri. 8am-9pm; Sat. 9am-3pm
440-585-0700
Parish Office Fax #: 440-585-0870
Parish Website:
www.olmcwickliffe.org
[email protected]
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
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Greetings to the family of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
A new campaign sweeping through American churches has worshipers
wearing orange - either in their Sunday best or on ribbons - to raise attention to the Christians executed at the hands of ISIS. In order to raise
awareness of the religious persecution that is occurring around the world I
invite you all to participate in this campaign, to educate people and help
bring the issue to the forefront of our discussions.
People have often asked me about why I do not write about income inequality. The difficulty with focusing on income inequality is that there is too often an
underlying assumption that if we can only somehow fix the income inequality
problem we will fix society’s problems. The “fix” invariably means some sort of
governmental plan of re-distribution of wealth. However, as the social teaching of
the Catholic Church reminds us, socialism is a great evil that is essentially a form
of enforced robbery by the state. Whether the money is taken by force of arms or
force of taxation is beside the point.
In addition, simply taking money from rich people and giving it to poor people doesn’t help poor people. It encourages a dependency and entitlement culture
which destroys the soul, initiative, dignity and maturity of the poor.
The best way to address the problem of income inequality is not government
programs, but personal virtue combined with the two essential principles of
Catholic social teaching: solidarity and subsidiarity.
“Solidarity” means we are in this together and that I am responsible not only
for myself, but for my family, my neighbor, my fellow Catholic, and all people.
Solidarity means that I take seriously my own responsibility for the poor man lying
on my own doorstep.
“Subsidiarity” is the principle that problems should be solved and initiatives
should be taken at the lowest, local level possible. In other words, “Charity begins
at home.” My first responsibility is for my immediate family’s health and welfare.
Next I should be involved with my neighbor, my church community, my workplace, my neighborhood, my town, my city and my state. My efforts to change the
world begin by changing my world. Top down government or diocesan solutions
should only exist to serve, fund and enable local initiatives.
The final principle is personal virtue and personal involvement. We are all
called to be a friend and servant to our neighbor in need.
Easter and Sacramental blessings to all and remember that I love you and
there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. ~ Fr. Behrend
Together in this time and place, we give glory to God.
SATURDAY
8:30 am-C
May 2
L. & D. M. of Theis & Schlick Families
4:00 pm-C
Iacobucci & Trivisonno Families
Anna Marie Schlick
6:00 pm-C
SUNDAY
7:30 am-C
9:30 am-C
11:30am-C
SECOND
COLLECTION:
SVDP
Next week:
Newman Campus
D.M. of Bertagnolli & Godak Families
Mildred Bertagnolli
Family
John Cirino
7:00pm-C
MONDAY
7:00 am-R
7:00 pm-C
May 4
Mohar Family
Mary Ann Surtz
Cyril Mohar
Joseph L. Surtz
TUESDAY
7:00 am-R
8:30 am-R
Don Contenza
Pasqua Infantolino
May 5
Family
Family
WEDNESDAY
7:00 am-R
Gloria Luccio
Jack & Mildred Lis
7:00 pm-R
May 6
Ted & Irene Antoviak
James Lis
8:30am-R
Hanratty Family
FRIDAY
7:00 am-R
8:30 am-C
For Parishioners
Joseph Camino
SATURDAY
8:30 am-C
4:00 pm-C
6:00 pm-C
Mother’s Day Remberance
Mother’s Day Remberance
Mother’s Day Remberance
May 7
Eileen Bachnicki
May 8
Marina Canimo
May 9
SUNDAY-Mother’s Day
7:30 am-C
Mother’s Day Remberance
9:30 am-C
Mother’s Day Remberance
11:30am-C
Mother’s Day Remberance
7:00pm-C
Mother’s Day Remberance
May 10
To take the gifts up at Mass, see an Usher.
Sunday, April 26 $ 9,406.00
Catholic Home Missions $ 954.00
Thank you for your generosity!
Sue Iacobucci
John Colacarro; Colarcorro & Nasca Families
Jo Colacarro
May 3
Marcella Caton
Scott & Marcie Nassimbeni
Virginia Osborne
Marie McGraw
THURSDAY
7:00 am-R
Priest’s Intention
ALTAR SERVERS
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
MASS INTENTIONS
D.M.=Deceased Members C=Church R=Rectory
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Parish Council
Next wk:
Jenny Brendy
MONDAY, May 4
Hot Meal 5:30-6:00pm - CH
Legion of Mary 8:00pm - MA
Track Practice 4:45-6pm - CC
Volleyball 6-7:30pm & 7:30-9:00pm - CC
Parish Council 7:00pm - R#2
TUESDAY, May 5
PSR classes 6:30-8:00pm
Confirmation Prep #7 C/CH
Mt. Carmel Society 7:00pm-PC
Girl Softball 5:15-6:45pm - CC
Volleyball 7-8:45pm - CC
WEDNESDAY, May 6
Volleyball 5-6:15pm - CC
Softball 6:30-7:30pm - CC
Kids Choir 6:30-7:30pm - C
Choir Practice 7:15-9:15pm- C
THURSDAY, May 7
Boosters 7:30-9:30pm - MA
K of C Charity meeting 7:30-8pm - PC
Track Practice 5:45-7pm - CC
Communion Practice 6:30-7:30pm - C
Volleyball 7-8:45pm - CC
FRIDAY, May 8
8:30am Mass in Church-May Crowning
Sunday Reading Group 9:00am - R#2
Curia meeting 7:00pm - MA
Saturday, May 9
4:00pm- Michael Albertone, John Albertone,
Christina Albertone, Sophie Kastl
6:00pm- Michael Sedlak, Emily Krizner,
Joseph Schimizzi
SATURDAY, May 9
Men’s Prayer Group 7-8:30am - PC
Lifeline Screenings 8:30am-5pm-CC
1st Communions 4:00pm Mass
LIFETEEN FLOWER SALE
Sunday, May 10
9:30am- Sarah Patton, Caitlyn Patton,
Alexandra Nikoli, Thomas Ridler, Lizzy Meier
11:30am– Ricky Summers, Dane Esposito,
Sydney Hrvatin
SUNDAY, Mother’s Day -May 10
LIFETEEN FLOWER SALE
Altar & Rosary May Crowning at 9:30 Mass
K of C Pancake Breakfast after all Masses
Lifeteen 5pm- PC & Lifteen Mass 7:00pm
Thank you for your Time and Commitment!
PC-Pete Christopher CC-Community Ctr. CH-Chapel Hall C-Church MA-Mini-Aud.
FL-Faculty Lournge. AC-After Care MR-Music Rm. R#1 or R#2-Rectory
Christianity is the spirit of Jesus Christ at work in the World. —Anonymous
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MATER DEI ACADEMY
Congratulations to the following students who were named winners in the
Arbor Day Essay Contest for the City of Willoughby.
Grade 2: Evelyn Padavick, Grade 3: Kate Condon, Madelyn Kish, Nicolette Finazzo, Gr ade 4: Isabella Beletic, Alexis Hoinski,
Grade 5: Jacob Hite, Alexandra Nikoli
Congratulations to the following students who placed in the MDA Fine Arts
Showcase! Best in Show: Grace Leinweber Grade 8
Kindergarten:
5th Grade:
st
1 Sophia Raguz
1st Caitlin McCrone
2nd Haley Bertovic
2nd Nathan Greger
rd
3 Abbey Hoose
3rd Andrew Thielman
Honorable Mention-Madalena Fulton, Honorable Mention-Olivia Briganti
1st Grade:
6th Grade:
st
1 Keira Nemeth
1st Erica Leinweber
nd
2nd Norah Vargo
2 Kate Bruner
3rd Kara Thomas
3rd Abigail McCurdy
Honorable Mention-Molly McCrone, Honorable Mention- Anthony Discenza
2nd Grade:
7th Grade:
st
1 Sophia Raguz
1st Jenna Kiss
nd
2 Hannah Senning
2nd Mario Slogar
rd
3 Emily Schoen
3rd Ana Petrunic
Honorable Mention-Molly McCrone, Honorable Mention-Samantha Apanasewicz
3rd Grade:
8th Grade:
st
1 Anna Saline
1st Kassie Luikart
nd
2 Nicolette Finazzo
2nd Rachel Holland
rd
3 Luke Emlaw
3rd Clare Lann
Honorable Mention-Madelyn Kish,
Honorable Mention-Aiden Harvey
4th Grade: 1st Matthew Karr, 2nd Erienne Hay, 3rd Christian Springer
Honorable Mention-Cadence Burr
Congratulations to the winners of the Photography Contest!
Best in Show: Emily Sowko Grade 5; Grades 4 and 5:
Animals
Landscape and Buildings
1st Erienne Hay
1st Maria Martincic
nd
2ndAndrew Apanasewicz
2 Anthony Ban
st
People-1 Joseph Schimizzi, 2nd Joseph Schimizzi, Grades 6-8:
Animals
Landscape and Buildings
st
1 Josh Hartman
1st Angelica Ban
2nd Jenna Patrick
2nd Patrick Condon
Faculty and Staff: Animals 1st Mrs. Spangler, 2nd Mrs. Hemly
Landscape and Buildings 1st Mrs. Hosey, 2nd Mr. Roseum
People 1st Mrs. Porter, 2nd Mrs. Campbell
Please join us for Mass and May Crowning on May 8th at 8:30am
MORAL DEVELOPMENT DISCOVERY ACHIEVEMENT
Are you looking for a school that is Christ-centered and educationally challenging?
Learn about all the opportunities that await your children at Mater Dei Academy by
calling the school office at 440-585-0800 and scheduling a personal tour.
Additional information about Mater Dei Academy can be found at
www.materdeiacademy.us
POPE FRANCIS TRIP
WORLD
MEETING OF
FAMILIES
WITH POPE
FRANCIS…Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Wickliffe, is hosting a
bus tour to Philadelphia from Friday, September 25 to Sunday
night, September 27 to attend the
Festival of Families Saturday, and
Mass with the Pope on Sunday.
The Trip includes luxury bus departure from Mt. Carmel Church.
ALL breakfasts and dinners included. All driver, hotel, and tour
guide tips included, along with
luggage handling. You are responsible only for your lunch. All
inclusive Adult Price as of 4/13/15
is $699 per person, based on 2
paying Adults per Room. (if you
room alone there is an additional
charge.) Children 12 and under
travel free (Special Pricing limited
to 2 children per family and must
room with 2 adults.) Additional
charge for children 12 and under
and teens 13-18 is $399 each.
Contact Roberta DeMell for questions about trip at 440-585-0700.
Space will book quickly:
Contact Proximo Travel to
register at 1-855-842-8001 .
NEW PARISHIONERS
Welcome New Parishioners
William & Roseanne Papineau,
and Margaret Lyons
As a Parish Family we invite
you to become active in the
numerous Parish groups.
Each small task of everyday life is part of the total harmony of the universe. —St. Therese of Liseaux
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Mother’s Day” envelopes are available in
the Sacristy. You may list the names of
those you want remembered in prayer.
Please return the envelope, along with
any (optional) donation to the rectory or in
the collection basket. The envelopes will
be placed on the altar for Mother’s Day
and throughout the month of May.
LIFELINE SCREENING
May is National Stroke Awareness
Month. A stroke occurs every 40
seconds and yet up to 80% of
strokes can be prevented. This is
why Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church is hosting Life Line
Screening, the nation’s leading
provider of preventive health
screenings on Saturday, May 9th.
Screenings are fast, painless and
affordable. Three key tests check
for blocked carotid arteries, an
irregular heart rhythm called atrial
fibrillation, and high blood pressure, which are the three leading
risk factors for stroke. Nearly
800,000 strokes will occur this
year, taking a life approximately
every four minutes.
Other tests check for abdominal
aortic aneurysms and hardening of
the arteries in the legs. A bone density screening to assess osteoporosis risk is also offered and is appropriate for both men and women.
Many events also offer blood tests,
including cholesterol, glucose and
creative protein screenings, as well
as take-home colon cancer early
detection tests.
Screening packages start at $139.
Single tests cost around $70. For
more information regarding the
screenings or to schedule an appointment, call 1-888-653-6441.
Pre-registration is required.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
MT. CARMEL SOCIETY
The Knights of Columbus are
hosting a Pancake Breakfast on
Mother’s Day next Sunday, May
10th after all Sunday Masses in the
Community Center. All Mother’s
eat FREE.
Purchase tickets for the Breakfast
Raffle to win 1st Pr ize– Pampered
Chef Basket or 2nd Prize-Spa Basket. Tickets are 1 for $5 or 6 for
$25. Drawing after the 11:30am
Mass on Mother’s Day. Call Tony
Massey for tickets 216-409-0440.
All proceeds go to the Knights of
Columbus Charities.
The Mt. Carmel Society’s next
meeting is Tuesday, May 5th at
7:00pm in the Peter Chr istopher Room. Election of Officers
is this night. It is ver y impor tant
that all members attend this meeting. We need to elect new officers and our members need to be
present to vote!
MT. CARMEL PLAYERS
Be sure to join
the Mt. Carmel
Players, Sunday,
May 17, in the
mini-auditorium
for Hospitality.
We will be selling
$1 patron ads and tickets will
“officially” go on sale to the
general public. SAVE THE
DATES – July 17, 18, 19, 24, 25.
Hope to see you in
Neverland.
Winter storms
made it difficult
for faith-filled
people to respond to this year’s
Appeal in their parish setting, so
May 16 & 17, all par ishes ar e
conducting a second in-pew appeal
on behalf of Catholic Charities.
Gifts may be made by filling
out an in-pew pledge form May
16 & 17, responding to the letter
or email or telephone solicitations,
or directly by contacting Meghan
McGuan at 800.869.6525 x 1049.
VACATION BIBLE
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Vacation
Bible School 2015 ...J oin your
friends at G-Force. God’s Love in
Action! Mark Your Calendar. July
20-July 24, 2015, 9am-Noon. Grab
your roller blades, skateboard, or
bike! Our Navigators will join the
“Coach” each day to Discover that a
life with God is one of movement
both physically and spiritually” —Morning Assembly starts at the Adventure Park; stop at the Scripture
Zone for inter-active bible stories;
discover the Science Zone for memorable science experiments; visit the
Craft Zone for inspirational and fun
crafts; explore our Games Zone for
fun and wacky game; and meet at
the Song Studio for songs and music. Together we’ll realize “In God,
We live, move, and exist.”
No Pre-School Program this year.
The regular program will be for
Children 5 years old by July 1, 2015
through children going into 5th
grade. Daily Action Words
(Themes) are: MOVE! ACT!
CARE! FOLLOW! SHARE!
REGISTRATION continue until
July 10th. Obtain a Registration
form from our Web Site
“olmcwickiffe.org” or the Rectory
Office. COST : 1 Child-$25, 2 Children-$45, 3 or more $60.
For info or a registration form contact Robert DeMell at 440-585-0700
x 310, [email protected] or
Lisa Greger at 440-585-0800 x201
HOLIEST FLOWER Mary is the lily in God’s garden. —St. Bridget of Sweden
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WEEKLY READINGS
LAKE LIFE TEEN
WEEK OF MAY 3
www.lakelifeteen.com
www.facebook.com/lakelifeteen
This week at Lake Life Teen
Last Sunday, we invited a very special guest to join us at our Life Night.
Thanks so much to Mr. Shell for coming to discuss the permanent diaconate
and the role that deacons play in the Church. Remember, that we are all called
to serve!!!! Please join us in prayer as we lift up the nine men ordained to the
diaconate this Saturday!
This weekend, we will be coming together for our FINAL teaching night of
the semester. High school students and Confirmed 8th graders are invited to
come to dinner and the Life Night as we look at our final subject from the
Catechism. Christ Himself gave us the Lord’s Prayer – how well do we live it?
All are welcome to join us as we start with dinner at 5:00 pm, the Life Night at
5:30 pm and end with the celebration of Mass at
7:00 pm!
Keep an eye out on www.lakelifeteen.com, follow
us on Twitter or Instagram and friend us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/lakelifeteen) for information on the many upcoming events this semester!
In His Peace ~ Teresa
“The Catholic Guy “
Mother’s Day Laser Tag
All high school students, Confirmed 8th graders and moms are invited to join
us at 5:00 pm at OLMC on Sunday, May 11. Come on out to the gym before
Mass for food, music, and LASER TAG! There is no pre-registration required.
Spring Flower Sale
We only hold two fundraisers a year, and need your help to make them awesome! We will once again be selling flowers at all the Masses during Mother’s
Day weekend (May 9 – 10). We are looking for teens to help out at the sale on
both Saturday and Sunday following all Masses. Signup sheets will be available soon at Life Nights and online. Please help out Lake Life Teen by selling
flowers to your family and friends!! EVERY flower you sell will help fund the
amazing programs and events that our parishes are able to provide for you.
Catholic Youth Summer Camp (CYSC)
We are excited to invite you to explore the awesome world of Catholic Youth
Summer Camp in Columbus! This crazy fun and awesome week is available to
all current and incoming high school students and we encourage you to check
it out. Including fantastic camp events (high adventure activities with daily
extreme sports available), this camp also offers a unique opportunity for
you to explore your Catholic faith with teens from around Ohio through
daily Mass, Adoration, Reconciliation, and catechesis. This year, the
“Cleveland week” will be offered June 14 – 19 (other weeks throughout
the summer are also open). The entire cost of the week is $495, and
scholarships are available. Details and registration are available on
www.cysc.com.
BEARING FRUIT
“Children, let us love not in
word or speech but in deed and
truth.” John’s words come to us
on this day when the Gospel
passage presents us with the
great image of the vine and the
branches. Jesus uses the image
as a warning to those who have
begun to distance themselves
from the way of the Lord. One
of the ways this happens is
when we love God and others
“in word or speech” instead of
“in deed and truth.” What does
it mean for us to “remain in
Christ”? In an extension of the
metaphor, the Lord gives us an
example. If we remain in him,
we will bear much fruit. As the
branches, we draw strength
from Christ who is the vine.
This strength enables us to bear
fruit—to do the work of true
discipleship.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Acts 14:5-18; Ps
115:1-4, 15-16;
Jn 14:21-26
Tuesday:
Acts 14:19-28; Ps
145:10-13ab, 21;
Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps
122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday: Acts 15:7-21; Ps
96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9
-11
Friday:
Acts 15:22-31; Ps
57:8-10, 12; Jn
15:12-17
Saturday: Acts 16:1-10; Ps
100:1b-3, 5; Jn
15:18-21
Sunday:
Acts 10:25-36, 3435, 44-48; Ps 98:14; 1 Jn 4:7-10 or 1
Jn 4:11-16; Jn 15:9
-17
Let us love not in word or speech but in deed and truth. —1 John 3:18
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Our deepest Sympathy to
the families of the
deceased:
Rose DiRosa,
Steve Resar, Theodore Antoniak
Frank Tomko, Kathryn Pirnat
Please keep them in your prayers.
SECOND COLLECTION
change: On J une 6 & 7 ther e
will be a Parish Mission. The St.
Vincent de Paul collection for that
weekend will be collected the following weekend on June 13 & 14.
ADORATION CHAPEL
Can you commit to an hour in
our Perpetual Adoration Chapel?
Call Anne 440-944-0593, Marion
944-1431 or Grace 944-5028.
COMMUNITY NEWS
BEREAVEMENT SERIES, Monday,
May 4th and June 15th - 6:30-8pm at
DeJohn funeral Home, Willoughby
Hills. To register call 440-516-5555.
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BREADTH OF LIFE LUNCHEON
WEDNESDAY, May 13, 2015
12:00 - 2 PM, ST. NOEL’S PARISH
HALL. Sr. Mary McCormick, General Superior of the Ursuline Sisters,
will be the speaker at this month’s
Breadth of Life Luncheon. Her topic
is “Mary: Our Mother and Model.”
Cost for luncheon and program is
$18. For reservations, call Connie
944-5529 or Betty 585-0392 before
May 6.
FLOCK OF FRIENDSHIP
(Singles: 40 and over) St. Paschal Baylon Church, Attn: Flock of
Friendship, 5384 Wilson Mills Rd.,
Highland Hts., OH 44143
Information: (440) 442-3410
E-mail: [email protected]
Membership is free. Events are
social, volunteering and spiritual.
OUR LADY OF LOURDES
SHRINE GIFT SHOP First
Communion, Confirmation, etc,
gifts at affordable prices. Open
seven days a week from 10am
to 4:30pm. 21281 Chardon Rd.
near Euclid Ave. 216-481-0900
HOSPICE OF THE WESTERN
RESERVE WAREHOUSE
SALE: Donations are needed
for our next sale, Friday, May
15, 8am-4pm and Saturday,
May 16, 9am-3pm at Hospice
WR Headquarters, 17876 St.
Clair Ave, Cleveland, 44110.
To donate or to become a
volunteer call 800-707-8922
LAKE/GEAUGA DIVORCED
& SEPARATED MINISTRY
First Step Annulment Program is
offered to learn more about Catholic beliefs on marriage and how to
submit an annulment case, if necessary. Join diocesan representatives on Tuesday, May 12, from 79 PM at St. Gabriel Church, 9925
Johnnycake Ridge Rd., Concord
(community Room, lower level of
the Church) Free 440-352-8282
RELAY FOR LIFE of Wester n
Lake County will be Saturday, July
11th from 12pm to Midnight at
Eastlake North High School. Call
Molly 1-888-227-6446 ext. 1206
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