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The
Cathedral of
St. John
the Evangelist
Most Rev. Richard G. Lennon,
Bishop of Cleveland
1007 Superior Avenue E
Cleveland OH 44114-2582
216-771-6666
[email protected]
web: SaintJohnCathedral.com
Since 1848, this historic Cathedral
church in the middle of Cleveland’s
civic center has served Catholics and
the wider community of Cleveland
as a prayerful oasis and spiritual
home. As the Bishop’s Church, the
Cathedral is the “Mother Church”
for over 710,000 Catholics in the
Diocese of Cleveland. All are
welcome! Your generous support is
very much appreciated.
Masses
Sunday:
8:00, 10:30 am, 12:15, & 5:30 pm
Monday - Friday:
7:15 am, 12:00 noon, 5:10 pm
Saturday: 7:15 am & 12:00 pm
4:30 pm (Sunday Vigil)
Confessions
Monday-Friday:
6:30-7 am, 11:30-12:30, 4:30-5 pm
Saturday:
7:45-8:15, 11:15-11:45 am, 3-4 pm
Devotions & Novenas
Miraculous Medal – Monday: 12:30 pm
St. Anthony – Tuesday: 12:30 pm
Sacred Heart – Friday: 12:30 pm
Rosary – Sunday: 11:30 am
10 May 2015 - Easter VI
SATURDAY, 9 MAY 2015
Acts 16:1-10; Jn 15:18-21
7:15 Betty Mirgliotta
12:00 Wedding Mass: Frankart / Rossi
2:00 Wedding Mass: Salim / Kurt
4:30People of the Cathedral Parish
12:00 pm PHSR
SUNDAY, 10 MAY 2015
Mother’s Day
Collection for Nepal Relief
Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48; 1 Jn 4:7-10;
Jn 15:9-17
9:00 am Social Action Ministry
MONDAY, 11 MAY 2015
Acts 16:11-15; Jn 15:26-16:4a
7:15 Fr. Greg Staab
12:00 Nancy Zingales
5:10 Patrick DeSouza
6:30 pm Centering Prayer
TUESDAY, 12 MAY 2015
Saints Nereus and Achilleus
St. Pancras
Acts 16:22-34; Jn 16:5-11
7:15 Poor Souls
12:00 Julius Simcich & Family
5:10 Edmund & Helen Malinowski
6:30 am Women’s Prayer Group
6:00 pm Parish Council
WEDNESDAY, 13 MAY 2015
Our Lady of Fatima
Acts 17:15, 22-18:1; Jn 16:12-15
7:15 Int. of Alberto Naphtali,
Family, & Friends
12:00 Most Rev. Ignatius Horstman
5:10 Intention of the Poor
THURSDAY, 14 MAY 2015
St. Matthias
Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Jn 15:9-17
7:15 Special Intention
12:00 Betty Mirgliotta
5:10 Clergy & Religious - Poor Souls
FRIDAY, 15 MAY 2015
St. Isidore
Acts 18:9-18; Jn 16:20-23
7:15 James J. O’ Malley
12:00 Anniversary of the Installation
of Bishop Lennon
5:10 Aaron Laba
6:30 am Men’s Prayer Group
SATURDAY, 16 MAY 2015
Acts 18:23-28; Jn 16:23b-28
7:15 Joan Spisak
10:00 Presbyteral Ordinations
No 11:30 am Confessions
No 12:00 pm Mass
4:30People of the Cathedral Parish
SUNDAY, 17 MAY 2015
Ascension of the Lord
Catholic Charities In-Pew Appeal
Acts 1:1-11; Eph 1:17-23; Mk 16:15-20
Rite Aid Marathon
Wedding Banns
I Bobbi Wilson & Charles McVan
II Jacklyn McGranahan & Adam Graves
III Elizabeth Anne Adamski & Steven
Douglas Mort at St. Paul Shrine
For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone
The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist Most Reverend Richard G. Lennon,
Bishop of Cleveland
Most Reverend Anthony M. Pilla, Bishop Emeritus
Most Rev. Roger W. Gries, OSB, Aux. Bishop, Retired
Cathedral Staff
Rev. Sean Ralph, Parish Administrator
[email protected]
Rev. Roel Casas, Parochial Vicar / Filipino Ministry
[email protected]
Deacon John P. Sferry, Pastoral Associate
[email protected]
Deacon J. Kevin McKenna, Deacon
[email protected]
Carolyn Apperson-Hansen,
Religious Education Coordinator
[email protected]
Gregory Heislman, Music Director & Organist
[email protected]
Bill Shaffer, Organist
In Residence
Rev. Michael K. Gurnick
[email protected]
Rev. Charles F. Strebler
[email protected]
Our Cathedral Mission is to provide all
people with access to the saving
love of God through Word,
Sacraments, and a community of
justice and love, that empowered
by the Holy Spirit, we might all
become beloved disciples of Jesus
Christ, living and inviting others to a holy and
abundant life.
Cathedral Parish Membership
April: 931 families, 1,494 individuals
Parish Finances
Offertory Collection.........................$4,700
(Sunday, May 3)
Credit Card.............................................$1,585
Mail............................................................ $1,331
Weekday (Apr 27-May 2)..........................$1,313
Weekly Total.................................... $8,929
Current Easter Total................. $35,630
Home Missions................................... $1,888
Thank You!
Fiscal Year Budget .........................$402,776
($9,154 x 44 weeks)
Fiscal Year Collection Total......$414,185
(includes additional Easter donations)
Total Over (Under).............................$11,409
Received by Cathedral to date from the
Rooted in Faith Initiative........................ $158,656
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Cleveland, Ohio
Welcome to the Cathedral
Dear Parishioners, Friends, and Visitors to the Cathedral,
Before we take a look at our Saint for this week, I just want to mention
that our new courtyard project between the Cathedral and the parking
garage is nearing completion. Our maintenance man, Kenny, along with
Bill, a generous volunteer, constructed the tables over the past two weeks –
a special thanks to both of them. They look great and will allow us to have
parish gatherings after Mass in that area (during the warmer weather of
course) and to accommodate other functions. Be sure and check them out.
This week, we will celebrate a Saint who was a man of deep prayer and
utter simplicity – Saint Isidore the Farmer. Many have asked, what made
this man the holy Saint that he is? The answer – he was outstanding in his
field (get it?). Born in 1070 in Madrid, Spain, to a very poor family, Isidore
essentially spent his entire life working as a farm laborer for a rich land
owner named John de Vergas. Although his parents could not afford any
sort of formal education for their son, they none-the-less instilled in him
a deep love for prayer and an abhorrence of sin. Every morning before
Isidore would begin his work in the fields, he would go to Mass, which
caused him to be delayed in starting his ploughing and planting. When
some of his fellow laborers complained to the landowner, he investigated
and found that despite Isidore’s late start, he was able to accomplish more
than any of the other men (one tradition even holds that upon coming to
check up on him, John de Vergas saw two angels ploughing on either side
of Isidore). Even though he would remain very poor throughout his entire
life, he still gave whatever he could spare to the poor, recognizing that
even what little he had was not his, but a gift from God.
Saint Isidore married a girl like himself, poor, holy, & also a canonized
Saint, named Mary de la Cabeza (her surname is a latter appellation,
because the relic of her head has been carried in procession in Spain during
times of drought). They had one son, who died in his youth, and from
that point forward, they decided to live their married life in perpetual
continence. During his lifetime, Isidore was given numerous visions and
a number of miraculous actions are reported to have been performed
by him – Once, when his son fell in to a deep well, his prayers caused
the water to rise so that they could get him out; while taking a sack of
corn to the mill, he gave half of it to some hungry birds, but by the time
he arrived at the mill, the sack was once again full; he is said to have
brought his master’s deceased daughter back to life; and caused a spring
to miraculously burst forth from the dry ground. Even after his death in
1130, miracles continued to be associated with him – King Philip III of
Spain was cured of a deadly disease by touching his relics.
Each of us has a deep longing for God, but sometimes we try to satisfy
that longing with something other than God. Saint Thomas Aquinas
taught that there are four classical substitutes for God – wealth, pleasure,
power, and prestige (that’s not to say that these things are bad in themselves,
only when they dominate our lives). We seek them out thinking that they
will somehow make us happy. And while they might be enjoyable for a
time, on the surface, they cannot ultimately satisfy the deep longing of
our heart, because our hearts were not made for these things. Saint Isidore
the Farmer was a man of deep communion with God because of his life of
prayer. He had neither wealth nor prestige, yet his heart overflowed with
the peace and joy that all of us want, because he had the one thing that all
of us were made for – Jesus Christ.
who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life. Jn 3:16
Easter VI
10 May 2015
Disaster Relief for Nepal - In response to the devastating
7.8 magnitude earthquake that
struck near Kathmandu, Nepal
on April 25, Catholic Relief
Services has asked the Bishops of
the United States to take a second
collection for the benefit of the
estimated 2.5 million people
affected. The people of Nepal desperately need our prayers and
support. CRS, and our partner Caritas Nepal, are supporting 15,000
families with emergency shelter, blankets, and water treatment &
hygiene kits. Catholic Relief Services emergency personnel are on the
ground, providing aid to 15,000 families affected by this powerful
earthquake. You can help. We request that checks be made out to
St. John Cathedral with “Earthquake Relief ” in the memo line. One
check will then be sent on to Catholic Relief Services, the official
Catholic humanitarian agency in the US.
The Catechetical Services Collection, which had been scheduled for
this weekend, has been moved to May 30/31.
Congratulations to our very own Deacon
John Sferry, who will celebrate his 25th
Anniversary of Ordination to the Permanent
Diaconate on May 19th! Let us take a moment
to thank him for his continuing devoted
service and wish him every blessing as his
ministry continues!
Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon races on May
16 & 17 will not affect travel to the Cathedral as much
as previous years. There will be no necessity to cross
the courses, with a couple route cautions. Those
coming from Lakewood and the near west side may
have closures in their neighborhood. On both Saturday and Sunday,
the West Shoreway will be closed all day. On Sunday, for the 8:00
am Mass, those coming from the east should avoid Carnegie from
22nd to 9th Street; those coming from the west on I 90 should avoid
the 9th Street exit, and use the Superior Avenue exit. For route
specifics, check the web page: <clevelandmarathon.com/Home/>.
This Week
at the Cathedral
Monday
9:45 am Tour: St. Adalbert,
Berea, 4th/5th grade
6:30 pm Centering Prayer
©1993 SJC
Tuesday
6:30 am Women’s Prayer Group - L. Sacristy
9:45 am Tour: St. Edward, Ashland adults
6:00 pm Parish Council
Wednesday
10:45 am Tour: St. Barnabas 2nd grade
Friday
6:30 am Men’s Prayer Group - L. Sacristy
Saturday
10:00 am Presbyteral Ordination
Sunday
Rite Aid Marathon
The Cathedral Online - The Cathedral’s
website is continually updated with a whole
new look and lots of new features including:
liturgical information, prayer resources,
bible readings, updates on social action,
sound files of homilies and lecture series,
and the weekly bulletins, a video blog,
weekly events highlight, and more! Stop
by to check it out at: <SaintJohnCathedral.
com>.
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Formations in Faith Lecture Series
Since this February, Bishop Richard Lennon, Bishop
of Cleveland, has presented two lectures per month at
the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, immediately
following the Noon Mass. The 2015 Cathedral lecture
series on the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults will
conclude on May 20. All are welcome to attend.
Sunday Worship
Service Access 3
The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist 10 Creative ways to
Reuse & Recycle -Similar
to a track left by an elephant
in the mud, humans have
left our carbon footprint
on the world. Going green is the latest
craze in an effort to combat this issue, and
implementing eco friendly practices into
our daily routines is absolutely paramount
to recovering from the damage inflicted by
us on our environment. Many individuals
are reluctant to adopt environmentally
friendly practices, due to expense or
mundane tedious tasks, so the following
are ten creative ways to go reuse and recycle
while also keeping your budget in mind:
1. Create a Bin or Tray in Your Home
Office for Scrap Paper
2. Buy Recycled Grocery Tote Bags for
Gift Bags
3. Grow a House Plant That Can be Easily
Separated
4. Use Citrus Peels as Air Fresheners
5. Reuse Plastic Containers
6. Use Household Materials for Crafts
7. Eat a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
instead of a meat and potatoes meal
8. Buy Recycled Products
9. Clothing Swap
10.Repurpose an Item
Serving The Poor in Our Midst
Each day, numerous people come to the rectory
office seeking assistance. Through your generosity,
and with the assistance of the workers at the Bp.
Cosgrove Center, we are able to fill some of their
needs. Listed below is a report on the assistance the
Cathedral has offered this past month, and on your
generosity in support of these efforts.
May Donations
St. Vincent de Paul Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $706
Cosgrove Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61
April Assistance Expenses
Greyhound transport to stranded travelers . . $10.50
Rent / Utility Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $636.00
ID Assistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$33.50
Emergency Assistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,204.80
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Total $1,884.80
Cleveland, Ohio
A Community of Justice & Love
Senior Day - The Cleveland Department of Aging presents the
26th Annual Senior Day on Wednesday, May 20, at Cleveland Public
Hall, 500 Lakeside Avenue. A 10:00 am senior information fair is
followed by a program recognizing the contributions of Cleveland
seniors at 11:00 am, a 12:00 pm luncheon, and entertainment until
2:00 pm. All seniors are invited to attend this free event. For more
information call 216-664-2833.
Life in the Spirit Seminar – St. Hilary Parish’s Charismatic
Prayer Group is hosting a Life in the Spirit Seminar on Friday,
May 29, 6:30- 9:30 pm and Saturday, May 30, 8:30 am to 9:30 pm.
St. Hilary is located at 2750 W. Market St., Fairlawn. In addition
to inspiring teachings and witnesses from Fr. Steve Brunovsky,
Fr. Norm Douglas, and other leaders in the renewal, there will be
Reconciliation, Mass, free breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday,
lively praise and worship, discussions, time for personal prayer, a
Catholic book ministry, and prayer teams to pray with individuals.
We encourage participants to attend all seminar sessions. An
offering will be taken to cover seminar expenses. Come if you’ve
never made a seminar or if you’ve made seminars in the past. God
always has more for you. Please RSVP as soon as possible, especially
with special dietary needs. Walk-ins are welcome, but the RSVP will
help us prepare. To register, contact Jim McGuire at 330-612-5969 or
email <[email protected]>.
Diocesan Ministry to the Incarcerated - Family Support
Groups: LEAF Ministry (Listening, Encouraging, and Assisting
Families) is dedicated to serving the special needs of families when a
loved one is incarcerated. All are welcome to participate irrespective
of faith affiliation. No pre-registration needed. It is our intention
to continue to form additional groups in the various areas of the
diocese. If you are interested in beginning a group or want more
information, call Sister Rita Mary, SND at 216-696-6525, x 2200 or
visit the website: <leafministry.org>
LEAF-East: Sponsored by Holy Angels Parish, Chagrin Falls,
Thursdays, May 21, & June 25, at 7:00 pm. Call 440-708-0000.
LEAF-Central: St. Agnes–Our Lady of Fatima Parish Cleveland,
Saturday, June 6, at 12:00 noon. Call 216-391-1655.
LEAF-West: Sponsored by St. Ladislas and Sacred Heart Chapel at
St. Ladislas, Westlake. Wednesdays: May 5, June 11, at 7:00 pm.
Bi-lingual & teen groups. Call Paula at 216 696 6525x 3500.
LEAF-Hudson: St. Mary Parish in Hudson, Monday, June 6, at 7:00
pm, at St. Mary Church, 340 N. Main Street, Hudson, OH 44236.
Call 330-653-8118.
LEAF-Pearl Road: Mary Queen of Peace Parish Wednesday, June 24,
at 7:00 pm, Cleveland, OH 44109. Call 216-749-2323.
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Liturgy of the Word
A Reading from Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48
Priest: The Lord be with you. People: And with your spirit.
Priest: A reading from the Holy Gospel…
People: Glory to you, O Lord.
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People: Thanks be to God
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Sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done wondrous deeds;
His right hand has won victory for him, his holy arm.
The Lord has made his salvation known: in the sight of the
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kindness and his faithfulness toward the house of Israel.
All the ends of the earth have seen the salvation by our God.
Sing joyfully to the Lord, all you lands; break into song; sing
praise.
Psalms for the Week
Sat: Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.
Mon: The Lord takes delight in his people.
Tue: Your right hand saves me, O Lord.
Wed: Heaven and earth are full of your glory.
Thur:The Lord will give him a seat with the leaders of his people.
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him all things were made.
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was incarnate of the Virgin Mary,
and became man.
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death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in
accordance with the Scriptures.
He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the
Father. He will come again in glory to judge the living and the
dead and his kingdom will have no end.
People: Thanks be to God
I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.
I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins
and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life
of the world to come. Amen.
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who has spoken through the prophets.
A Reading from 1 John 4:7-10
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Preparation of the Gifts
A New Commandment
Thomas Tallis (1505-1585)
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œ
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Communion Rite
no great-er love, than to lay down your life for a friend.
Text: John 15:9-17. Music: Michael Joncas, No greater love. © 1988, GIA Publications Inc, Chicago
IL 60638. Reprinted with permission: OneLicense A-702555
&b œ œ
Lord’s Prayer
œ œ œ œ ˙ œ
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Eucharistic Prayer
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And with
The Lord be with you.
& œ œ œ œ œ
Lift
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up your hearts.
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your spir - it.
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Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. It is right and just.
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˙.
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Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Ho-
.
& b œ œJ œ n œ
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˙
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san-na in the high-est, ho - san-na in the high-est.
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Music: Richard Proulx, A Community Mass. © 1970, 2010, GIA Publication Inc, Chicago IL 60638.
Reprinted with permission: OneLicense A-702555
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thy will be done on earth
as it is in heav - en. Give us this day our dai-ly bread;
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and for - give
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us
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as we for - give those who tres - pass a - gainst us;
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and lead us not
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but
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us from
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tion,
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vil.
Text: The Lord's Prayer. Music: adapted & arranged by Robert J. Snow, © 1964.
and earth are full of your glo-ry. Ho-
.
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thy king - dom come;
We lift them up to the Lord.
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Embolism/Doxology
Priest: Deliver us, Lord, we pray, from every evil...
as we await the blessed hope
and the coming of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
People:
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Communion Rite
Concluding Rites
(Please remain standing throughout the Communion Rite
until the Communion song has ended.)
Rite of Peace
1. Al - le - lu - ia! Sing to
2. Al - le - lu - ia! Not as
Priest: The peace of the Lord be with you always.
People: And with your spirit.
b 2
& b b 4 .. œ
b
&b b œ
Lamb
Fraction of the Bread
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of
God,
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sins of the
world
you
have
Music: Richard Proulx, A Community Mass,
© 1970, 2010, GIA Publications, Chicago IL
60638. Print permission: OneLicense A-702555
bb
&b ˙
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take a - way the
2
4 œ
.
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œ œ
mer - cy on
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us.
˙
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grant us
peace.
Sunday 10:30 & 12:15 masses
Choir: Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world:
All
# # # 3Cantor
j / then
œ
œ . œj ˙ Œ ..
& 4 œ
have mer - cy
on
us.
Cantor / then All
˙.
˙.
grant
us
˙.
peace.
Text: Agnus Dei. Music: Anthony Piccolo; Canterbury Mass, 1978.
&c œ œ
Live On in My Love
˙ œ œ
œ ˙ œ œ
As the Fa - ther has
& w
you.
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loved me, so
w
Live on in my love,
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scep - ter,
left
in
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or - phans Are we
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the throne;
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˙
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Al - le - lu - ia!
Al - le - lu - ia!
˙.
His the tri- umph, His the vic - to - ry
a - lone.
He is near us, Faith be - lieves, nor ques - tions how,
&b ˙
œ
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˙
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Hark! The songs of peace - ful Zi - on Thun - der
Though the cloud from sight re-ceived him, When the
&b œ œ œ
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like
a might - y flood: "Je - sus out of
for - ty days were o'er, Shall our hearts for -
&b œ œ œ œœ œœ œ
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˙.
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Text: Revelation 5:9, William C. Dix. Tune: HYFRYDOL, Rowland H. Prichard.
œ œ
I have loved
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w
live on in my love.
Organ Postlude
8, 10:30, 12:15Scherzo (from Sonata #5) Alexandre Guilmont
4:30 vigil, 5:30HYFRYDOL
arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams
Wednesday 13 May - Memorial, Our Lady of Fatima
As the Father has loved me, so I have loved you. Live on in my
love, live on in my love.
3
&b 4
All this I have told you that my joy may be in you, and your joy
may be complete. Live on in my love.
&b
No one has greater love than this, to lay down one's life for one's
friends. You are my friends if you do what I command.
&b
If you keep my commandments, you will remain in my love, just
as I have kept my Father's commandments, and remain in his
love.
This is my commandment: love one another. Love one another as
I love you.
It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you, and
appointed you to go and bear fruit, fruit that will remain.
Choir verse:
I will not leave you comfortless Everett Titcomb (1884-1968)
I will not leave you comfortless; I will come to you yet again:
Alleluia! And your heart shall be joyful: Alleluia!
[John 14:18 – Communion, Easter VI]
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˙
ev - 'ry na- tion Has re - deemed us by his blood."
get his prom
ise, "I am with you ev - er - more."
Text: John 15:9-17. Antiphon: © 2004, Greg Heislman; Verse tone: © 1963, Joseph Gelineau.
Prayer
Alleluia Sing to Jesus
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2. In
heav - en
the
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prais - es
glo - ry
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bless - ed
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On
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A - ve,
A - ve,
˙
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a - ve,
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œ
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˙.
reign now with
earth we, your
King.
name.
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˙
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˙
œ
a - ve, Ma - ri
˙
a - ve, Ma - ri
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Christ, our Re - deem - er and chil - dren, in - voke your fair
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your
your
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we sing;
pro - claim;
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œ
a!
-
œ
a!
Text: © 1955, World Library Publications, Franklin Park IL 60131. Print permission: License
AL1007861. Tune: LOURDES
Easter VI
Centering Prayer is a spiritual practice of our Catholic contemplative
tradition that opens us more deeply to a relationship with God in faith
and intimacy. Our group meets on Monday evenings from 6:30 –
8:00 pm in the Lower Sacristy. All are welcome.
2015 First Step Programs - Attempting to pick
up the pieces of one’s life after the tragedy of divorce is
complex and demanding. One of the significant issues
that a person faces is their place in the Church. Does the
Church still care about me even though I am divorced?
Am I allowed to go to Mass? Can I receive communion? How can the
Church help me heal? If I decide to marry again, what do I have to do?
The Tribunal of the Diocese of Cleveland is continuing to offer
its very successful First Step Program in order to help individuals
deal with these questions. The Church’s teachings on marriage,
divorce, and remarriage are often misunderstood. This program
is offered to help everyone, especially those who have experienced
divorce, learn more about Catholic teaching in these areas. Please
refer to the Tribunal website <dioceseofcleveland.org/tribunal> for
testimonials about the program from past participants, or information:
or call the Tribunal: 216-696-6525/800-869-6525, ext. 4000. The next
general meeting, open to all, is Tuesday, May 12, at St. Gabriel Parish,
Concord, at 7:00 pm.
Pilgrimage 2015 - Join with us this summer for the Year of
Consecrated Life Pilgrimage from June 7, to September 13, 2015.
Religious communities will be opening the doors of their homes and
centers of ministry to welcome and connect personally with pilgrims,
to discover the beauty of Christ’s love and how to live our relationship
with Jesus Christ on our journey to God who is the beginning and end
of life’s pilgrimage.
Prayer Service for Those Touched by Cancer: for those who
have cancer... for those who have survived cancer... & for those who have
lost a loved one to cancer. Join us on Saturday, May 16th, 7:00 pm, in
Mary Queen of Peace Church, 4423 Pearl Road, Cleveland. Prayers will
be offered to St. Peregrine, the patron saint of cancer patients. Anointing
of the sick will also be available. A social will follow the prayer service.
All are welcome. Call 216-749-2323 for more information.
Pray for Each Other - In your prayers, please remember those in
need of healing and support, especially: Natalie Rose Hayek,
Sims Goodman ` William Loar Jr., Betty Allen, Drusila Allen
` Mary Theresa Dias & Family ` Richard King ` Marge
Reardon ` Denise Shively ` Anamarie Camilia Huluta `
Alice Mycan, Melanie Dansko Mille, Monica Gaughnan
` James Cornhoff, Vladimir Petre, Joan Pomajevich, Doug Primus, Pat
Hesland ` Mary Cornhoff ` Vicky Kaltner, Jeanine Varndell, Richard
Varndell, Sr. ` Mike McCaffrey, Andrea Thornton, Jen Jackson ` Nancy
Stinson, Margaret Fadrowski ` Cindy & Steve Gorman ` Adrien Turc,
Jeanette Jaffal, Omar Vega ` Jack Hickey, Marilyn & Sonya Stapleton ` If
you, or one of your family, would like to be included in this prayer list, please
contact the Cathedral Office. After 30 days, please let the office know whether to
retain the person on the prayer list.
10 May2015
Parish Pastoral Council
For details, Council minutes, and more visit:
<SaintJohnCathedral.com/ParishCouncil>
Parish Council meets on the second Tuesday
of the month at 6:00 pm. Any parishioner
wishing to address the Council at this time
should contact the Council with their request.
E-mail <ParishCouncil@saintjohncathedral.
com>, or contact the rectory at 216-771-6666.
Next Meeting: May 12, 2015
Want to Become a Parishioner?
You can register to be a member of the
Cathedral Parish by simply attending a
45-minute registration event in the Lower
Sacristy. The next Parish Registration Days are:
Saturdays at 5:30 pm:
June 13, Aug. 8
Sundays at 11:30 am:
May 24, July 12
Welcome New Parishioners!
Christine Boyeas, Jacob Kingzett, Megan
McConnell, Eric Olsen & Kathy Masterson,
Martin Ndame, Lawrence & Phyllis Barbalics,
Karen Marie Escabi Cela, Brian Donnelly,
Kurt Eyman, Kevin Hardy, Janice Jun,
Matthew Holkovic, Michael Czekaj
Religious Education
Children’s Ministries at St John’s
Cathedral include Parish Home School of
Religion (PHSR); as well as Sacramental
Preparation for First Reconciliation, First
Eucharist, and Confirmation (8th through
11th grade).
PHSR and sacramental preparation:
Through small group, on-line, and home
schooling, we provide Kindergarten to
High School students with catechesis and
sacramental preparation
If you are interested in assisting in these
ministries, registering your child for
PHSR or sacramental preparation, or if
you have any questions, please contact
Carolyn Apperson-Hansen at
216-771-6666 ext. 5620 or
<[email protected]>
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The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist May Intentions
Cleveland, Ohio
In Our Diocesan Community
Universal Intention: That, rejecting the
culture of indifference, we may care for
our neighbors who suffer, especially
the sick and the poor..
Ordination of Priests
For Evangelization: That Mary’s
intercession may help Christians
in secularized cultures be ready to
proclaim Jesus.
The clergy, religious, and lay faithful of the Diocese of Cleveland are
cordially invited to attend this celebration held at the Cathedral. The
Diocese will broadcast the Rite of Ordination live online, beginning
at 9:50 am. Visitors can watch the stream via computer, or mobile
phone! Go to <dioceseofcleveland.org>. Please pray for these men
as they prepare to undertake a life of ministry to the Church.
– At 10:00 am on Saturday,
May 16th, Bishop Richard G. Lennon will ordain four deacons to
the priesthood: Jeffrey William Barnish, Joseph Hyunsup Kim,
Jeremy Dale Merzweiler, Robert Christopher Ramser
Sacred Steps to Peace - Catholic
Divorce Recovery - The Department
for Marriage and Family Ministry is
featuring a Catholic Divorce Recovery
Program entitled: Sacred Steps to Peace.
The Sacred Steps General Meeting is held
on the third Friday of each month, 6:30 –
8:30 pm with a focus on spiritual healing
and growth through education, discussion
and reflection on Scriptures and Church
teachings. An optional “Working on the
Steps” group meets the first and third
Thursday of each month, 7:00 – 8:30 pm,
and is guided by a team in a support
group format, using prayer, exercises
and a workbook as a pathway to divorce
recovery. New attendees are welcome but
should register by calling Jane at 216334-2978 or there is a registration form
available at <ccdocle.org/program/sacredsteps-peace-catholic-divorce-recovery>
Sacred Steps Living Waters Retreat
A retreat for all separated and divorced
persons in the diocese. Held Saturday,
May 30, 2015, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm (with
4:30 Mass) at St. Joseph Church, 12700
Pearl Road, Strongsville, 44136. Cost: $25.
Call Jane to register at 216-334-2978. For
more information about the retreat, please
contact Deacon Bob Lester at 440-2385555 ext. 110, or Carol Petro, MSW, LSW
at 216-334-2975.
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Jeffrey Barnish
Joseph Kim
Jeremy Merzweiler
Robert Ramser
Police Memorial Service - “Keeping the Promise to Never
Forget” - On 11 May, 2015 the Greater Cleveland Peace Officers
Memorial Society is sponsoring a Police Memorial Service
Candlelight Vigil beginning at 8:00 pm at Huntington Park at
the Police Memorial Square located at West Third and Lakeside
Avenue in Cleveland. Please join everyone as our fallen heroes are
honored and remembered. For more information please contact
Timothy Hassing at 216-337-5295 or email him <timhassing@
policememorialsociety.org>. May 14-17 National Police Week.
The 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
held annually at the Cathedral will be on Sunday, July 26,
at 2:30 pm. The Most Reverend Richard G. Lennon,
Bishop of Cleveland, will be the principal celebrant. Reservations
are now being accepted for couples married 50 years (married in
1965). Couples who are celebrating other significant anniversaries
(55 or over) or have missed previous celebrations are welcome
to register and attend. Seating is limited in the Cathedral. The
number of guests will be determined by the seating capacity and
total number registered. All couples should register with their home
parish by June 28 to be included in the Celebration booklet.
Please keep the health and safety of the members of our Armed
Forces in your thoughts and prayers. God grant that they
may return home safely and soon. Please also let us know
when your service people have returned. Jack Bulford,
Maurice Williams, Stephen Cingle, Joseph Janez, Shane Jacobson,
Aaron Virkler, Daniel Sapuppo, Adam Tomko, Jonathan Royer, Timothy
Berger, Sean Moriarty, Desmond O’Donnell, Kathryn Wrobel, Justin Pinchak,
Chaplain Cpt. Curtis L. Kondik. After 90 days, please let the office know
whether to retain the name on the prayer list. (Please feel free to submit
the names of service members for inclusion in this space.)