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May 13, 2018, The Seventh Sunday of Easter St. Luke Roman Catholic Church ERIE, PA
May 13, 2018, The Seventh Sunday of Easter
St. Luke Roman Catholic Church ERIE, PA
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 13, 2018
PASTOR’S DESK
Maxanne Sartori is probably not a name that most who are reading this Pastor’s Desk would find familiar. I had no knowledge of her either until the other night when I watched the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Maxanne’s name was brought up in an acceptance speech by Elliot Easton, lead guitarist and back-up vocalist of The Cars. During his speech, Elliot made it a point to publicly thank Maxanne for helping The Cars jump start their careers by reaching a wider audience. Maxanne, a Disc Jockey who worked for WBCN radio in Boston, was attracted to The Cars music. At that time the band was struggling to find quality air time and remained pretty much on the local scene. Maxanne took it upon herself to give quality air time to The Cars music, and because WBCN was a large radio station people outside of Boston began to take notice. It wouldn’t be long for executives from the West Coast, the South, and Midwest to come to Boston and find out more about the band that was generating a buzz in the music industry. The rest, I guess you could safely say, is history. Easton thanked Maxanne as he said, “We are forever indebted for her support in getting this thing going.” He views her as an unsung hero who saw something good in their music and supported them when they needed it most. Listening to Elliot Easton give thanks to a Disc Jockey who 40 years ago did something good for them was heart-warming. It made
me think of the people in my life who have supported me along the way3the unsung heroes who worked with me, taught me, coached me, challenged me, encouraged me, and prayed for me. Also, it made me think of the many people whom I never met that thought about me and prayed for me. I’m sure each of you reading this can think of the many unsung heroes who have made a positive difference in your life. I’m also pretty sure each of you has people whom you have never met that have supported you and prayed for you along the way. As I began to think about these people, I realized how easy it is to get caught up in the busyness of the day and not take the time (now and then) to say a prayer of thanksgiving for those who have been a part of helping to shape the person I am today, whether I can name them or not. We all need to spend more time reflecting on the gifts we have been given, especially the people for whom we are indebted3those who have touched our lives in a way that has brought goodness, hope, peace, and love. We also need to spend more time giving thanks to God for them. Peace, Fr. John
THE SUNDAY SMILE:
ST. LUKE CHURCH ERIE, PA
THANK YOU to everyone who donated spring cleaning items and personal sized toiletries to the St. Luke Care and Concern Spring Collection. The St. Martin Center
truly appreciates your kindness and generosity. MINISTRY OF LECTOR - If you are interested in the Ministry of Lector, instruction will be offered on Thursday, May 17, at 6:00 pm and on Sunday, June 3, at 1:00 pm. Interested individuals should be able to proclaim the readings in a clear manner that expresses the dignity of scripture. The one-hour session will include procedures for prayerful preparation of the Scriptures and practical information for proclaiming the Word. Current lectors are always encouraged to attend to brush up on skills. If you cannot attend either sessions, please call the church office at 825-6920. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS & LECTORS - Brenda Pasko is preparing the schedules for June through the end of August. If there are any dates that you are NOT available, please contact Brenda no later than Sunday, May 20, by calling her at 825-6536 (H), 882-7850 (C), or emailing: [email protected]. NIGHT WITH THE KNIGHTS - The Knights of Columbus of St. Luke would like to invite the men of the parish, who are 18 years of age or older, to a Night with the Knights on Saturday, May 19, beginning at 5:30 pm in the cafeteria. Pizza, wings and other refreshments will be provided. Texas Holdem, Draw and other card games will be available as well as watching a “game” on the big screen. Come and see what we are all about!
ST. LUKE SUMMER CARE PROGRAM begins Monday, June 11, through Friday, August 17. Hours are 6:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday for school-
aged children entering grades K-8 (children entering Kindergarten must be enrolled at St. Luke School for 2018-19). Children will enjoy a variety of activities: arts and crafts, cooking, science, indoor and outdoor play, water activities, weekly field trips and more. The program is staffed by our SLS teachers and adult aides. Free breakfast and lunch. Fees: Registration $35 one child, $50 family. Register by May 14 to receive a camp T-Shirt and Sports Bag. Full weekly rate (5 days) is $130 for one child, $195 two children, $260 three children. Daily Rate (1–4 days) is $30 per day for one child, $45 per day for two children, $60 per day for three children. Registration forms are available in the school office, at Extended Care, or at www.slserie.org. If you have questions, call Dorothy at 825-7105 ext 232. PLEASE JOIN US on Sunday, May 20, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the ordination to the priesthood of our Pastor Emeritus, Msgr. L. Thomas Snyderwine. Msgr. Tom will be our celebrant for the 11:30 Mass, followed by a light reception in the cafeteria. He will also join us for a special “Coffee & Donuts” reception after the 9:00 Mass. Please stop by to congratulate Msgr. Tom on this blessed milestone. MOTHER’S DAY CARNATIONS, provided by People for Life, will be available at the church entrances before and after Masses this weekend, May 12 & 13. Help celebrate Mother’s Day by selecting some beautiful carnations for mom or another special person in your life. Your donation of $1.00 per carnation will help support pro-life educational programs and activities right here in our local communities.
ST. LUKE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Monthly Budget ........................................................ $40,417.00
Sunday Collections as of May 6, 2018 Monthly Electronic Contributions ............................. $5,035.00
Sunday 05/o6/2018 ................................................... $6,577.45
Sunday 05/13/2018 ......................................................................
Sunday 05/20/2018 ......................................................................
Sunday 05/27/2018 ......................................................................
Total Monthly Collection ....................................... $11,612.95 Thank you to those who contribute to St. Luke Church and the special collections, including the Food Pantry, School, Flowers and the Diocesan special collections that help our neighbors both near and far.
HOLY WATER
Each time we enter the church we bless ourselves with holy water. That rite is meant to remind us of our Baptism. Baptism is the way that we became part of the community of the faithful. It was our entrance into church (the people of God). It was the way that God made us God’s children; brothers and sisters of Jesus and of one another. So each time we enter the church we make that sign of our faith. The font or fonts at the entrance to the church contain holy water. It is the water that we use to renew our faith and the water we use to baptize. Those who use holy water as part of their family prayer can request water to take home.
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FAITH FORMATION SESSIONS – Kdg – Gr.10 will have their last session, Sunday, May 20, at 10:00 am. We will be honoring Msgr. Thomas Snyderwine’s 50 years as a priest at this time, as well, with light receptions after the morning Masses. We hope everyone will attend this last session. AS WE “INCH OUR WAY” INTO SUMMER over the next few weeks, some of our routines will change. Our formal learning experiences will end with this academic year, but we can continue learning by choosing to live each day with intention. As we enjoy the days of Summer and many outdoor activities that can only be shared in warmer weather, these activities provide the opportunity for families to “be” with each other more. Hopefully, it will include sharing our faith with family and friends, especially our children. Consider how we might discover God and the sacred in the rhythms and practices of everyday life. God is truly present to us each day, and this presence is discovered in the fabric of our lives - our experiences, our relationships and more. We are all spiritual beings. We can discover the spiritual in our everyday lives, and recognize, understand, and respond to God’s presence in each day. Here are some daily practices to help you and your family discover God: 1. Finding God through photos.
2. Praying together: at Mass, before meals, around a campfire under the stars, at picnics, graduation and birthday parties. 3. Take a few minutes with your child before bedtime, guiding them in reflecting on their day using these questions: -- Ask them what made them happy over the past day. -- Ask them what made them sad over the past day. -- Ask them what they look forward to tomorrow. -- Remind them to thank God for what made them happy, ask for God’s help when they are sad, and pray for God’s presence in the coming day.
Let us pray for each other that we may come to realize Jesus has been accompanying us all the way and all the time. Blessings on your Journey into Summer!
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) – If you are interested in being a part of the RCIA Ministry, please contact Kathleen Kutz, Director of Lifelong Faith Formation for more details. If you know someone who has expressed an interest in the Catholic Faith or adults who have not been Confirmed but have expressed a desire to be Confirmed, please contact Kathleen Kutz: [email protected] or 825-
6920. Someone out there is waiting to be welcomed into the faith community of St. Luke Parish. Will you be the one who extends the welcome? “SAINTLY DAYS” THIS WEEK-- May 13: the Church honors Mary as Our Lady of Fatima on this date. In 1917, in a tiny rural town of Portugal, Mary appeared to three shepherd children on the thirteenth day of six consecutive months beginning May 13. On October 13, the last of the apparitions, the children were joined by a crowd, nearing 70,000 people who witnessed what came to be called “The Miracle of the Sun.” Pilgrimages continue to come to Fatima year round. The largest crowds gather May 13 and October 13 to pray and participate in processions, during the day and at night by the light of tens of thousands of candles. Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us. May 14: St. Matthias, Apostle (first century) – Before the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the eleven remaining Apostles had the task of replacing Judas Iscariot who had committed suicide after his betrayal of Jesus. They cast lots and Matthias was chosen from among 120 disciples (see Acts of the Apostles 1:18-26).
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 13, 2018
School Advisory Committee Opportunities
The St. Luke Advisory Board has been revamped to align with the needs of the school and the Erie Catholic School System. We will now be a council and we are hoping to have some new members to help us serve our school and our SLS community. We are hoping for a cross section of parents at the elementary and middle school grades. St. Luke School Advisory Council purpose is to ensure the mission, vision and policies of St. Luke School and Erie Catholic School System in regards to the maintenance and improvement of the school and school grounds, parental concerns, academic and social environment, and promoting a positive school community. School Advisory Council Members serve as mentors for new families welcoming them to St. Luke and as ambassadors for our Open House in January. If you are interested, please fill out this form and return it to school with your child before Monday, May 14
th.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Joanne Scheppner at [email protected] or Lisa Olszowka at [email protected]
Name: ___________________________________________________ Cell Phone: _________________________________________ Child/Children at Saint Luke School: ___________________________________ Tell us about yourself, including any special interests you have and why you’d like to be a part of the School Advisory Council.
______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________
Thank you for your interest!
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 13, 2018
FUNDRAISING CONCERT - Jean and Michael Malthaner from Sacred Heart parish along with Almi and Shawn Clerkin, Kate and Patrick Thiem, and Bob Martin will present a concert at Sacred Heart on Sunday, May 20, at 2:00 pm in the church auditorium (26th and Liberty). This is a fundraiser for the church choir as well as a benefit for these seven singers who will be representing Erie in our sister city Dungarvan, Ireland in July. There they will be performing their award-winning production The Glorious Ones for which they received state and regional first-place prizes and were selected as one of the top three ensembles in the nation at the national festival in Minnesota. The cost of the concert is only $10.00 and will include refreshments. Please make plans to support this wonderful event that will provide funds to update the microphones and equipment for the Sacred Heart Church Choir. Tickets will be sold at the door and you can call (814) 838-3760 for more information.
FUNTASTIC'S CARDS will be held on Thursday, May 17, at 6:30 pm in the cafeteria. Anyone 55 or older is invited to play pinochle or get together a table and play any games that you wish; 500, Bridge, Rummy, Dominoes, just bring the game and join the group.
ST. BONIFACE SUMMER FESTIVAL will be held at the Coleman Center, 9363 Wattsburg Rd. in Erie, on Saturday, June 2, from 6:00 - 10:00 pm and Sunday, June 3, from 11:30 am - 2:30 pm. There will be plenty of
food, refreshments, and live music by the Barefoot Fisherman and the Hodapp Family Band on Saturday. Sunday will include a traditional family style chicken dinner, bake sale, basket auction, and kid’s games. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the St. Joseph Neighborhood Garden and the Greene Township Playground Remodel. Come join the fun!
Saint Luke Parish is a Catholic community of believers in the living presence
of the Holy Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Within an atmosphere of
prayerful worship, we strive to be welcoming and evangelistic, so that Jesus
Christ may be known and loved by all.
PARISH STAFF
Pastor..................................................................................... Rev. John P. Malthaner Senior Associate......................................................................... Rev. John J. Murphy Deacons ........................................................................... Rev. Dr. Richard Shewman ............................................................................................... Rev. Mr. Glenn Kuzma School Principal .................................................................................... Julia Strzalka Advancement Director .................................................................... JoAnn Scheppner Music Ministers ............................................................ Rich Wiler and Ted Fuhrman Director of Faith Formation .................................................................Kathleen Kutz Church Secretary .................................................................................. Deidre Brown Maintenance Director ....................................................................... William Wycech
BAPTISM: By appointment. Parents anticipating the birth or baptism of their child are
expected to attend a Baptismal class. Please visit our website at www.slserie.org for a
complete listing of dates, times and parish locations for the classes. Reservations are
required.
MARRIAGE: Please contact one of the parish priests six months prior to the proposed
date of your wedding. Visit our website at www.slserie.org.
SPONSOR CERTIFICATE: To act as sponsor for the Sacrament of Baptism and/or
Confirmation requires a Sponsor Certificate that can be given only to registered members
of the parish who are baptized, confirmed, attend Mass, are at least 16 years of age, and
receive the sacraments regularly. If the requesting person is married, the marriage must
have taken place in conformity with the laws of the Church.
CARE OF THE SICK: Those confined to their homes by sickness or age may arrange to
receive Holy Communion on a weekly or monthly basis by calling the parish office at 825
-6920. Our priests and deacons visit all St. Luke parishioners once a week at Hamot and
St. Vincent, and other hospitals as requested.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE entrances are located on the east and west sides of the
church. Pews are available in the front aisle, middle section. An automatic door and
restrooms are located on the east side.
BULLETIN ARTICLE DEADLINE: 10:00 am Monday in writing
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DIRECTORY
Church Office ..................................... 825-6920 Church Fax ......................................... 825-6905 Church Email ........................ [email protected]
Church Website ............... www.stlukeerie.org
Facebook .......... www.facebook.com/lukealive
Prayer Chain ....................................... 866-1487 School Office ...................................... 825-7105 School Fax .......................................... 825-7169 School Website ......................... www.slserie.org K of C Website ................... www.koc11229.org
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
8:30 am-12:00 pm - 1:00 pm-5:00 pm Closed Saturday, Sunday & Holidays
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekdays .................................... *8:00 am M-F .................................................... 5:15 pm M-Th Saturday Vigil ........................................4:30 pm Sunday ................. 9:00 & 11:30 am. & 6:00 pm *Except for school Masses usually on Fridays at 8:45 am.
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
MASS SCHEDULE
The night before ....................................5:15 pm The day of ......................... *8:45 am & 7:00 pm
*8:00 am if no school
CONFESSIONS Saturdays .............................. 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament begins after morning Mass to 4:30 pm every first Friday. To sign-up, please contact Dolores Miller at 825-6900.
ST. LUKE CHURCH ERIE, PA
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 13, 2018
MASS SCHEDULE SATURDAY, MAY 12 4:30 †(Anniv) Christine Paprocki (Greg, Lisa & Claire Paprocki) SUNDAY, MAY 13 (Mother’s Day) 9:00 †Jared Henry (Mom, Dad & Cassie) 11:30 †Jesse Verga (Sarah Donajkowski Myers) 6:00 Mass for the People MONDAY, MAY 14 (St. Matthias) 8:00 †Chester, Stephen, and Matthew Ratkowski (Ratkowski Family) 5:15 †(Birth) Raymond Belczyk (Daughter, Kathleen Burik) TUESDAY, MAY 15 (St. Isidore) 8:00 †Deceased Members of the Kuhl & Winarski Families (Kuhl Girls) 5:15 †Jim Speice (Kathy Bastow) WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 8:00 †Sandi Neumaier (Nancy Kaminski) 5:15 †Frank Petrungar (Ed & Rose Eller) THURSDAY, MAY 17 8:00 †Joan Wiler (William Barron) 5:15 †(Birth) Joe Padasak (Children) FRIDAY, MAY 18 (St. John I) 8:45 †Chester, Stephen, and Matthew Ratkowski (Ratkowski Family) SATURDAY, MAY 19 4:30 †Patricia Burik (George & Kristy Klapsino) SUNDAY, MAY 20 (Pentecost Sunday) 9:00 †J. Howard Klebes (Helen T. Klebes) 11:30 †Dr. Richard Kuhn (Dr. & Mrs. James Mraz) 6:00 Mass for the People
The sanctuary candle is burning this week in honor of the Blessed Sacrament and in loving memory of Dorothy Ciotti from her loving husband, Emil and daughters.
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE (You are RESPONSIBLE to find your own sub)
WEEK OF MAY 14 8:00 Lily Noonan (8:45 F) 5:15 Volunteer (M-Th) SATURDAY, MAY 19 4:30 Joseph Agnello, AJ, Christopher, and Matthew Reitz SUNDAY, MAY 20 9:00 Katie Benson, Nathan Lutz, Lexi and Ty Hulick 11:30 Emily Stewart, Analise Wolf, Ben and Anna Greissinger 6:00 Colin and Rebecka Habursky (Thank you for your time and effort in helping with this important ministry.)
Please pray for the soul of parishioner Jane Lyons, and the souls of Paul Speice, father of parishioners Paula Mielnik and Linda Stolarski, and Jeanne Kennedy, mother of Laura Nicolia,
who passed away this past week. Our sympathy is extended to their families. A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION to the St. Luke School Education Fund in loving memory of Paul Speice was received from Ann & Chuck Siford. These contributions enable the school to award tuition assistance to families in need. A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION to the St. Luke School Library in loving memory of Paul Speice was received from Thorp Andrews. A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE - The words of Jesus in today’s gospel, “Abide in me,” are appropriate on a day we honor mothers because there is a special bond connecting mothers and their children, extending beyond birth and death. They will always “abide” in each other, It’s a lasting presence.
CONGRATULATIONS to the following high school students that have achieved recognition in the area of academics
from St. Luke Parish. Cathedral Prep receiving First Honors: Sean Hart, Mark Miller; Second
Honors: Benjamin Hilling, Jacob Kruszewski, Nathan Lutz, Michael Norfolk, and John Paul Stark. Villa Maria Academy receiving First Honors: Audrey Kruszewski, Amelia Kuzma, Tara Thomas; Second Honors: Alissa Altadonna, Sahra Gustafson, and Julia Reiser.
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 13, 2018
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Plan to attend the 11:30 Mass next weekend and remain afterwards to greet Msgr. Tom Snyderwine on his 50th anniversary. Our Pastor Emeritus is celebrating 50 years of priesthood and Pastoral Council will host a simple reception after the 11:30 Mass on Sunday, May 20. Msgr. Tom will also be present after the 9:00 Mass to welcome parishioners.
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