June 12, 2016 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Our Mission We are a Eucharistic community committed to living the teachings of Jesus. Founded in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, we share the responsibility to build the Reign of God. Core Values: Worship — Justice — Vision — Dignity “If I be lifted up I will draw all to myself.” Jesus DECREE To provide more adequately for the spiritual needs and convenience of the faithful in the Moreland Hills, Bentleyville and Solon area of the Chagrin Valley in Cuyahoga County, and having sought the advice and obtained the approval of the Diocesan Consultors and the pastors of the interested parishes, we have decided to erect a new parish to be known as The Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. This Decree shall be effective June 14, 1971. Declared by The Diocese of Cleveland The Most Reverend Clarence G. Issenmann Seventh Bishop of Cleveland
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June 12, 2016
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Our Mission
We are a Eucharistic community committed to living the teachings of Jesus. Founded in the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, we share the responsibility to build the Reign of God. Core Values: Worship — Justice — Vision — Dignity
“If I be lifted up I will draw all to myself.” Jesus
DECREE
To provide more adequately for the spiritual needs and convenience of the faithful in the Moreland Hills, Bentleyville and Solon area of the Chagrin Valley in Cuyahoga County, and having sought the advice and obtained the approval of the Diocesan Consultors and the pastors of the interested parishes, we have decided to erect a new parish to be known as The Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. This Decree shall be effective June 14, 1971. Declared by The Diocese of Cleveland The Most Reverend Clarence G. Issenmann Seventh Bishop of Cleveland
This Week’s Events • Food Addicts in Recovery group meets in the Upper Room Sunday at 2 PM and Friday at 9:30 AM. • Youth Mission Trip Meeting is in Galilee Sunday at 6 PM. • Prayer Service at Rev. Louis J. Trivison gravesite is Monday after Morning Mass. • Social Justice Commission meets off parish property Monday. • Red Cross Blood Mobile is in Trivison Hall Tuesday at 2 PM. • Prayer Service replaces Mass on Wednesday at 8:30 AM. • Parish Council meets in the Upper Room Wednesday at 7 PM. • Yoga is in Galilee Thursday at 9 AM and 5:45 PM. • DBSA Support Group meets in the Upper Room Thursday at 7 PM. • Youth Mission Trip to St. Aloysius is Thursday through Sunday. • St. Augustine Hunger Center is next Sunday at 10 AM.
Readings: June 19, 2016 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Zechariah 12:10-11 Second Reading: Galatians 3:26-29
Gospel: Luke 9:18-24
Dear Parishioners,
This coming Wednesday, June 15th our Parish Pastoral Council will meet. Five members of the council, Mary Grace Poidomani, Rick and Dori Ijams, Dotty Smercina and Don Rynbrandt will conclude their terms at the close of this meeting. I would like to thank them for their service and their dedication to the work of the Parish Pastoral Council.
A couple weeks ago, Alice Hinkle, the retired pastoral minister from St. Noel Parish, led members of the council through an evening of discernment. After prayerful reflection and discernment Robyn Manchick and Janet Cardamone have been welcomed to the Parish Pastoral Council for a term of two years. Marty Motsco and Dottie Eidam have agreed to serve for a second term. We welcome our new members. The council will meet again on Saturday, August 20th, when Alice Hinkle will lead the entire PPC in a morning of reflection.
On other fronts, if you know anyone who might be interested in the RCIA or learning more about the Catholic Faith, please encourage them to contact either Terry Battaglia or myself. Your personal invitation can be so very helpful and go a long way in making someone feel welcome.
Have a great week!!!! Fr. Tom Dragga
Tables Available We are replacing 10 of the tables in the Upper Room. If you are interested in having one for a keepsake please let us know. First come first serve. Contact the parish office if you are interested.
Sunday June 12, 2016
9:00 AM 50th Wedding Anniversary Carl and Suzanne Horvath Baptism for Anna and Carolyn Chappell 11:00 AM Resurrection Parishioners
First Communion for Walter Thomas Poduska Monday, June 13, 2016
8:30 AM Resurrection Parishioners
Tuesday June 14, 2016 8:30 AM Resurrection Parishioners
Wednesday June 15, 2016
8:30 AM Prayer Service
Thursday June 16, 2016 No Morning Mass
Friday June 17, 2016
8:30 AM Resurrection Parishioners
Saturday June 18, 2016 5:30 PM Thomas Rafferty and Ovidio Ricci—(Jack Rafferty)
Sunday June 19, 2016
9:00 AM Sylvester & Bonnie Creel 25th Wedding Anniversary (Carl and Suzanne Horvath and Family)
11:00 AM Resurrection Parishioners
(3) Celebrating the Eucharist is central to our community, with full and active participation on the part of each member. We cherish our sacramental life as well as a variety of prayer forms.
First Communion We welcome to the Eucharistic Table the following children who made their First Holy Communion last weekend: Kassidy Rose Toohig and Jessie James Toohig, children of Kevin and Kate Toohig, Emery Road, Orange Village; Nathan Michael Lombard son of Mark and Ann Lombard, Pinehurst Drive, Aurora; Biagio Thomas Montagna, son of James and Annie Montagna, Summerhill Dr., Aurora, and Aleah Grace Rothstein, daughter of David and Nicole Rothstein, Lisa Lane, Solon.
Prayer for Fathers For those who have fathered us into birth, for those we call “father” who have shown us the face of our Father in heaven, for expectant fathers and those whose arms ache to cradle their own, for fathers who have borne the pain of losing a child, for fathers who have laid down their life for their children: May the one who is Father and Lord of all be their guide and their peace. For all fathers, living or dead, those nearby or those distanced by miles, disease, or division: May they all be embraced and strengthened by the loving arms of God, the Father of us all. Amen. -- Diana Macalintal
Catholic Family FESTival Looking for a great family day this summer? Join us for The FEST on Sunday, August 7 on the seminary grounds in Wickliffe. The 56 acre campus becomes the home of our 16th Annual Catholic Family FESTival. It’s a day that celebrates faith and family. It’s fun and it’s FREE. Join thousands from across the region for national Christian bands (Newsboys, Michael W. Smith, Matthew West, and Lauren Daigle) and great faith-based activities and displays for the whole family. The day ends with an outdoor Mass at 8 pm followed by an incredible American Fireworks display. Check it out online – www.theFEST.us. The FEST has EVERYTHING you need for a great family day and everyone is welcome! Tell your friends!
Children’s Liturgy of the Word provides an opportunity during mass for young children ages 4 to 9 to hear and reflect on the Sunday readings. With the close of the school year our Children’s Liturgy of the Word also takes a summer break. We want to thank all those who served as catechists and helpers and a special thanks to all the parents and family members who encouraged children to participate. We will start up again after Labor Day. In the meantime, consider whether this might be a volunteer opportunity for you! If you’re comfortable in a group of young children, reading and facilitating discussion of the Sunday readings, consider serving once a month as a catechist or a helper. Training is provided. For more information please contact Lisa or Terry.
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∗ Our first annual Parish Service Day will be Saturday, September 17, 2016.
∗ We are looking for 125 parishioners of every age
to come together for a day of service in community.
∗ There will be various opportunities from which
you can choose to spend your day in service. ∗ We will gather in the parking lot at 8 am, serve
the community from 9 am -2pm, then return for the 5:30pm mass.
∗ Dinner will follow in Trivision Hall.
Mercy Minute Corporal Works of Mercy
To bury the dead • Send a card to someone who recently lost a loved one • Visit a cemetery and pray for those who have gone before us • Assist the Parish team re parishioners who have died and are making
ready for the funeral service • If a parishioner is taking flowers to the grave of family and/or friends,
please bring an extra bouquet for a grave that has no flowers • Spend some time with your family and/or close friends to plan your own
funeral
We commit ourselves to serve others and reach out to the poor in response to their needs. Our work for justice extends to advocating with integrity for positive change in society and the Church.
Currently there is a major shortage of blood products. Please consider donating next week. We invite anyone who is able to donate blood on Tuesday, June 14, 2016 in honor of parishioner Vince Miozzi and all members of Resurrection who require transfusions because of illness or surgery. Bring your neighbors and friends.
Tuesday June 14, 2016 -2:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Parish Food Pantry Our parish food pantry is especially low on paper products, cleaning and hygiene items for women and men. When you do your shopping, consider adding to your cart one of these items for the pantry: toilet paper dish detergent shampoo toothpaste toothbrush laundry detergent bar soap And one food item we’re low on: jelly. Many thanks for your generous support of this ministry!
(5) Rooted in our faith traditions, we strive to be innovative, prophetic, and courageous in leadership and service. In our commitment to the spiritual formation of each member, we are open to explore new ways to meet the needs among us in response to the signs of our times.
(6) We reverence and welcome each person as a child of God. Embracing and celebrating the diversity of gifts among us, we call everyone to contribute and be served.
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2016 Youth Mission Trip to St. Aloysius We need your help. As part of our mission trip this year, we are still in need of: 3 twin size mattress pads and 8 comforters, (white, tan or beige) also still needed are gift cards to Kohls, Walmart and Target. All donations can be brought to the parish center by June 18. Thank you in advance for all your generosity and donations to the 2016 Mission Project.
Finances The collection for Sunday, June 5, 2016 received $12,552.50 using 168 envelopes and 42 ACH; Capital Repairs & Improvement received $2,871.50 using 27 envelopes and 31 ACH and Charity and Justice fund received $1,182.00. Thank you for your generosity to your parish. WeShare income for May is as follows; Operating account $4,165.00 contributors 67 Capital Improvements $525.00 contributors 9 Charity and Justice $525.00 contributors 7 Thank you to the 83 contributors for using the WeShare program
Prayer Partners Needed Thank you so very much to our community for all the support you have given our 2016 parish youth mission trip. If you would like to sign up to be a prayer partner for one of the participants, please contact Terry at 440-248-0980 ext. 26 or [email protected].
The “Our Ohio” Buying Local Directory connects customers to the farms and farmers that produce local foods, plus agritourism opportunities, plant nurseries, wineries and Christmas tree growers. You can search the Ohio Farm Bureau directory by location, category, or season at http://ourohio.org/food/buying-local
Summer Camps The fun of summer begins with Gilmour Academy’s summer camps. With 20 new offerings, including web design, entrepreneurship, leadership, fly fishing, CSI Gilmour and more, Gilmour camps have something for everyone. We offer preschool camps (full- and half-day options), 10 weeks of day camp, weekly specialty camps, weekly sports camps, and academic enrichment courses. Camps are offered through August 12, and include before and after care and extended day opportunities. All this makes Gilmour the place to be for non-stop summer fun. Visit www.gilmour.org/summercamp or call (440) 684-2733 to learn more about everything Gilmour Summer Camp has to offer! A Horseback Riding day camp is offered in collaboration with Hospice of the Western Reserve and Fieldstone Farm Therapeutic Riding Center is for children ages 8-12 who have experienced the death of a loved one. Through fun horseback riding lessons and un-mounted activities with horses, they will explore grief issues. The camp is facilitated by trained professionals who work with grieving children. June 20-24 - 9 AM to Noon. 16497 Snyder Road, Chagrin Falls, OH. Fee: $75, Scholarships are available. For information or an application, call Lesley Dials at 216.486.6702. Please register by June 7. Hospice of the Western Reserve offers several camps throughout the summer. To learn more, visit hospicewr.org/camps.
