Roman Catholic Parish

31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

October 31, 2021

5856 Heatherdowns Blvd.

Toledo, OH 43614

Parish Office: 419-866-6181 ———— joanofarc.org

PARISH MEMBERSHIP

Please visit or call the parish office or register online.

HOLY MASS:

Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 11:30 a.m.

Weekdays: 8:30 a.m.

Holy Days of Obligation: See the bulletin or our website.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Tuesday from 6:00-6:30 p.m.; Friday from 7:30 - 8:00 a.m..

Saturday from 3:45–4:45 p.m. and by appointment.

(The confessional is in the chapel).

BAPTISMS

1

st

and 3

rd

Sundays of the month. Call the parish office to

schedule. Baptism Prep Class is required for both parents.

MARRIAGE

Marriages can be accommodated for registered families.

Please contact the parish office at least six months prior to

your desired date.

EXPOSITION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT

Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. The Divine Mercy Chaplet

is recited at 3:00 p.m. and Evening Prayer at 4:45 p.m.

THE HOLY ROSARY

Weekdays at 8:00 a.m. and Sundays at 9:00 a.m.

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)

We welcome adults wishing to become Catholic into a period of

discernment and formation. Please call the parish office for

more information.

PARISH SCHOOL

Our school serves qualifying students from preschool through

eighth grade.

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM (PREP)

Grade school children not enrolled in the parish school meet

for catechism on Sunday from 10:35-11: 25 a.m. during the

academic year. Please contact the parish office for more

information.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK/HOMEBOUND

We offer sacramental support to persons homebound,

hospitalized, or in the nursing home. Please contact us.

MINISTRY TO THE DYING/FUNERALS

Contact should be made with the parish office for sacramental

care when an individual’s health is declining.

HOLY ORDERS & RELIGIOUS LIFE

The call to serve God as a priest, deacon, or religious is

important. If you feel so called, please discuss with the pastor.

2 ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC PARISH

From Our Pastor

Reece Bova

Max Clark

Geri Durholt

MC Fisher

Clarice Goodheart

Tony Kirdahy

Margot Kraus

Adeline Masters

Ethan Pawlowski

Jerry Pistilli

Rollie Pratt

Rick Schmidt

Bernie Schmenk

M.N. Talip

Sr. Margaret

Toohill

Jack Trembach

Marilyn Wallace

Ed Wechtel

Jerry Wilhelm

Rick Wilhelm

Pat Zaremba

Frank Zigray

A dear friend

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK

To add someone to the prayer list each week in the

bulletin, please call the parish office. If you would like

someone to be prayed for by our prayer chain, go to

joanofarc.org and click on “Prayer Request”.�

DEAR FRIENDS,

In a way, the Church’s liturgical year meshes with

the seasons of the year (in the northern hemisphere).

As harvest season is upon us, the liturgical year begins

to focus on God’s harvest and the “last things.” On

Monday, November 1, we celebrate the Solemnity of All

Saints. This is usually a holyday of obligation, but since

it is on a Monday this year, our bishops have dispensed

the obligation to attend Mass. We will have our usual

8:30 a.m. Mass, and the school community will be pre-

sent. It will be a beautiful celebration.

Tuesday, November 2, is All Souls Day, the special

day for remembering and praying for the faithful depart-

ed. For Catholics, the days of November are traditional-

ly a time for visiting the graves of our loved ones. When

I visit my home parish cemetery, I usually find the expe-

rience to be very comforting and reassuring. I visit the

graves of my parents and my brother. I offer a prayer

for them. Our faith gives us great reassurance—that we

are not cut off completely from our loved ones who have

died. “Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and

dies, it remains but a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it pro-

duces much fruit” (John 12:24). This applies first and

foremost to the death and resurrection of the Lord Je-

sus. But, it also applies to all those who belong to

Christ. The doctrine of the Communion of Saints re-

minds us that the Church is a great family, and it in-

cludes those brothers and sisters in the faith who have

gone before us. Through the Risen Lord, we are in fel-

lowship with them. Through our prayer, we can touch

them, and they can touch us. The resurrection of the

Lord means that death does not have the last word. We

are not alone, but are privileged to be a part of a vast

multitude of believers, a “great cloud of witnesses” who

pray for us and encourage us to look forward with hope

to the heavenly banquet prepared for us by Christ the

Lord.

Perhaps a few words on Halloween would be appro-

priate today. Most Catholics know that the word itself

comes from the old English for “All Hallows Eve,” that is,

the eve of All Saints Day. When I was young and grow-

ing up in a small town where just about everyone was

Catholic, Halloween was a fairly innocent, safe, and fun

event. As kids, the object of Treat or Treat was to get as

much candy as possible. Perhaps that has not changed!

In our now secular society, however, Halloween has tak-

en on a darker and more “adult” flavor, that tends to

glorify the demonic, horror, and the grotesque. And, not

surprisingly, the day has been commercialized. I read

recently that Americans now spend more money on Hal-

loween decorations than Christmas. As Catholics, we

can enjoy good, clean fun for the whole family. But we

also steer clear of glamourizing or celebrating anything

that involves superstition, witches, witchcraft, sorcery,

divinations, magic, and the occult (see the Catholic Cat-

echism #2110-2117). We rejoice and celebrate God’s

goodness and the power of Christ’s victory over sin and

death, manifested in the lives of all the saints. Happy

Halloween. Even more, Happy All Saints Day!

Blessings,

Msgr. Marv Borger

COMFORT QUILT DISTRIBUTION

The Comfort Quilt group will be distributing Comfort

Quilts after all Masses the weekend of November 6 and 7.

The quilts are for anyone in needed of comfort or prayers.

There is no cost -- the quilt is a gift from the parish. Stop

by our table in the narthex.

ALL SAINTS DAY

This year, November 1, is not a Holy Day of Obli-

gation. Mass on Monday is an all school Mass at

8:30 a.m.

ALL SOULS DAY MASSES NOVEMBER 2

ND

Calvary Cemetery, 2224 Dorr St. at 12:00 noon

Celebrant: Bishop Daniel E. Thomas

Special dedication of Section 15, the new Cremation

Garden. Light refreshments.

Resurrection Cemetery, 5725 Hill Ave., at 12:00 p.m.

Celebrant: Father Alan Zobler

Mount Carmel Cemetery, at St. Adalbert and

St. Hedwig, 3233 Lagrange St.

Celebrant: Fr. Tom Extejt

On All Soul’s Day we are in communion with

those who are no longer with us. Please join us for a

special Mass in remembrance of our dearly depart-

ed. All are welcome!

TOLEDO, OHIO 3

Calendar This Week

Today 1:00 Harvest Festival Parish Grounds

M-F 8:00 Rosary Church

M-F 5:30 Athletics Gym

Mon 8:30 Mass (All School) Church

7:00 Prayer Hour Chapel

7:00 Scout Troop 114 Atrium

7:30 Athletic Board Community Room

Tues 8:30 Mass Church

3:00 Drama Club Gr. 3-8 Music Room

6:00 Confessions Chapel

6:30 RCIA Parish Office

6:30 PSO Meeting Community Room

7:00 Chorale Practice Church

Wed 8:30 Mass Church

9:15 Joseph Study Atrium

3:00 Drama Club Gr. K-2 Music Room

6:30 Joseph Study Atrium

7:00 St. Vincent de Paul Community Room

Thurs 8:30 Mass Church

12:00 Food Pantry set-up Atrium/Comm. Rm

3:15 Staff Meeting Parish Office

3:30 Food Pantry Atrium

7:00 Divorced & Separated Community Room

Fri 7:30 Confessions Chapel

8:30 Mass Church

9:00 All Night Adoration Chapel

9:00 Stations of the Cross Church

3:00 Divine Mercy Chaplet Chapel

4:00 American Organists Guild Atrium/Church

4:40 Evening Prayer Chapel

Sat 7:45 Morning Prayer/Benediction Chapel

2:30 First Saturday Rosary Church

3:45 Confessions Chapel

5:00 Mass Church

Sun 7:00 That Man is You Community Room

7:30 9:30 & 11:30 Mass Church

9:00 Rosary Church

10:35 Parish Religious Ed Program School

TIMES IN BOLD PRINT ARE P.M.

FAMILY ADVENT WREATHS

On November 20, we are going to get

crafty in the atrium! Bring your family to the

atrium and make a family advent wreath.

We will have all the supplies you need to

create a family wreath. Greens, baubles,

flowers, candles and more. Everyone is

invited – bring the children and grandchil-

dren! It’s sure to be a creative and fun time!

There is a fee of $15 and registration is

required. Please email Jessie Blazsik at

jessieblazsik@gmail.com to register or if

you have any questions.

COMMUNITY FOOD PACKING EVENT

SewHope is partnering with the Kids

Coalition Against Hunger and SeaGate Food

Bank to pack 100,000 meals that will be

distributed both in Toledo and in Guatema-

la. You can join the SewHope Community

food packing event, November 13, at St.

John’s Jesuit High School. This is an excel-

lent service opportunity for anyone in need

of service hours and those who just want to

help. Go to SEWHOPE.ORG for more info

and to sign up to help.

DIVORCED AND SEPARATED

Our next gathering is Thursday, Novem-

ber 4. We meet on the 1

st

and 3

rd

Thurs-

days of the month in the Community Room

at St. Joan of Arc from 7:00-9:00

p.m. Masks are optional if you have been

vaccinated, and there is plenty of room for

social distancing. We welcome new mem-

bers in their time of need. We wish to give

others support and hope through sharing

our own agonies and experiences.

We meet year-round and use the Catho-

lic Divorce Survival Guide Program. Howev-

er you do not have to be Catholic to join us.

Our primary purpose is to help ourselves

and others to regain peace and spirituality.

If you have any questions, please call Vicki

Sweeney at (419) 865-0085.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS

(Readers, EMOHC, Servers, Ushers, Mass

Coordinators) Please check your e-mails for

the latest update for your liturgical assign-

ments for the November, December, and

January schedule. You can always sign into

MSP with your user ID and password to re-

view your assignment dates. Thank you!

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 31

Sunday: Dt 6:2-6/Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/Heb 7:23-28/

Mk 12:28b-34

Monday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/Ps 24:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. 6]/1 Jn 3:1-3/

Mt 5:1-12a

Tuesday: Wis 3:1-9/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1 or 4ab]/Rom 5:5-11 or

Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40a

Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10/Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9 [5a]/Lk 14:25-33

Thursday: Rom 14:7-12/Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14 [13]/Lk 15:1-10

Friday: Rom 15:14-21/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/Lk 16:1-8

Saturday: Rom 16:3-9, 16, 22-27/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 10-11 [1b]/

Lk 16:9-15

Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 17:10-16/Ps 146:7, 8-9, 9-10 [1b]/Heb 9:24-28/

Mk 12:38-44 or 12:41-44

TOLEDO, OHIO 4

Your Faith Life

COMMUNION, PARTICIPATION, MISSION

These three words are at the heart of the theme which

Pope Francis has invited the entire Church to reflect on

as decisive for her life and mission: “For a Synodal

Church: Communion, Participation, Mission.”

In his homily on October 10th opening the worldwide Syn-

odal Path toward the Synod on Synodality, the XVI Ordi-

nary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops to take

place in Rome in 2023, the Holy Father emphasized that

Catholics taking part in a synodal path should strive to

“become experts in the art of encounter;” and that such

a path is accomplished “not so much in organizing

events or theorizing about problems, as in taking time to

encounter the Lord and one another.”

But before we can understand what is being asked of us,

we need first to understand what the very words “synod”

and “synodality” mean. Simply put, the word “synod”

comes from the Greek word meaning “assembly” or

“meeting.” And as presented in the International Theo-

logical Commission’s 2018 document “Synodality in the

Life and Mission of the Church,” “synodality” refers to

members of the Church moving forward in communion

with (syn) Christ and one another,

along a path (odos) under the im-

pulse of the Holy Spirit. Early ex-

amples of synodality are recorded

in Scripture and Tradition, and it

was Pope St. Paul VI who in 1965

first established the “Synod of

Bishops for the Universal Church”

to address topics critical to the

Church’s mission and proclama-

tion of the Gospel.

In fact, in dioceses and parishes

there are various permanent syn-

odal structures which can be dis-

tinguished from a worldwide or

local one time synod event, for

example the parish pastoral council, the finance council

and the diocesan pastoral council. Synodality, Pope

Francis has said, “is a style, it is a walk together, and it is

what the Lord expects from the Church of the third mil-

lennium.” So just how will we “walk together” in this Di-

ocesan Preparatory Phase?

As the documents from the Holy See offering guidance

for how to prepare for the upcoming Synod were only

recently received in September, we are still formulating

how best to proceed. In fact, prior to the release of those

documents and since, I have personally met, dialogued

with, and received the collaboration of a number of rep-

resentative groups, including our Diocesan Pastoral

Council with members representing our 15 Deaneries

and beyond, as well as the Religious Superiors of all the

Consecrated Religious who have members serving within

our diocese. I will continue personally to meet with each

of the consultative bodies/councils in the diocese to en-

gage in dialogue and collaboration regarding this dioce-

san preparatory phase. In addition, I am so grateful that

Pat Oedy-Murray, well known to many of us, will serve as

our diocesan contact person, a role called for in the doc-

uments.

Together with these consultative bodies and others,

through consensus, we were able to settle on a purpose,

plan and questions for our engagement in this Synodal

path. It was determined that our local efforts need to be

both doable and achievable. We have established a local

purpose and goal for this Diocesan Phase (Oct 2021-

April 2022), based on the worldwide theme provided:

“Deepening our communion with Christ in the Holy Spirit;

Deepening our participation with Christ in the Holy Spirit;

Deepening our mission with Christ in the Holy Spirit.”

Together we considered the fundamental question

posed in the documents that guides this consultation of

the People of God: “A synodal Church, in announcing the

Gospel, ‘journeys together:’ How is this ‘journeying to-

gether’ happening today in your particular Church? What

steps does the Spirit invite us to

take in order to grow in our

‘journeying together’?” (26, Prep

Doc). Following this, we consid-

ered the “ten thematic nuclei to

be explored” provided by the doc-

uments, distilling the questions

in each section down to one, so

as to provide focus and clarity.

We have also considered an elec-

tronic component for consulta-

tion. It is these focused thematic

questions which will be consid-

ered in our prayer, discernment,

and dialogue throughout the dio-

cese. The fruits of the process

will then be synthesized into a brief report which will be

submitted to the United States Conference of Catholic

Bishops. The USCCB will then synthesize the insights

from all the dioceses in the United States and send them

to the Holy See.

Regarding the plan on how the diocesan consultation

might best be carried out, there was a consensus around

holding a number of diocesan wide prayer and discern-

ment evenings, with multiple deaneries coming together,

to encounter the Lord through the Liturgy of the Hours

before the Blessed Sacrament, with a Lectio Divina and

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AROUND THE PARISH AND THE DIOCESE

KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS

POSTER CONTEST

The Knights of Columbus are asking children of our

parish to show how to “Keep Christ in Christmas”. All

children ages 5-14 as of November 1

st

are eligible to

participate in the poster contest. Information and entry

forms for any child in our parish are available in the

narthex. (SJA school students and PREP classes will get

one there.) The Deadline to turn in your poster and en-

try form is Monday, December 6. The top three posters

in each age group (5-7, 8-10 and 11-14) will be select-

ed with the winning poster in each age group receiving

a cash prize of $50 and the two runners up receiving a

gift card. One overall winner will be selected and that

child’s poster will advance to the next level where he or

she will compete against winning posters from other

councils. That winner will then have his or her poster

displayed on a billboard located on the Anthony Wayne

Trail near the Toledo Zoo. We hope parents will encour-

age their children to use imagination and creativity to

help promote the true spirit and meaning of the Christ-

mas season. For more information please contact Jim

Rybarczyk at (419) 861-7313.

NICK AND ALINA DE LA TORRE IN CONCERT

AT SJA SECOND SATURDAY EVENT

Nick and ALina De La Torre

will be in concert at St. Joan

of Arc on Saturday, Novem-

ber 13. We will be serving a

light dinner after the conclu-

sion of the 5:00 p.m. Mass

and then followed by Nick

and Alina performing their

greatest hits and more! There is no cost to attend, but

we will be asking for a free will donation.

HELP THE FOOD PANTRY FOR THE HOLIDAYS

On Thursday, November 18, the Food Pantry plans to

give our clients the staples for a Thanksgiving meal. In

order to do this we need your help. Boxes of stuffing,

mashed potatoes, small containers of fried onions and

cans of cream of mushroom soup are needed.

For Christmas we plan on giving each family a laun-

dry basket full of toiletry items (toothpaste, toothbrush-

es, deodorant, shaving cream, dental floss, shampoo,

conditioner and a few household products like laundry

soap, dryer sheets and paper towels). We will accept

these donations at any time. Thank you!

an extended time of prayerful silence to invite the move-

ment of the Holy Spirit; and then an extended time to

encounter one another with the focused thematic ques-

tions. We will keep you informed when the schedule for

these meetings is determined.

In my meetings with the consultative bodies, the partici-

pants emphasized how important it was to share what a

path of synodality is, and what it is not. To be sure, this

path is one of engaging the faithful who, exercising the

gifts and charisms of their Baptism, journey together,

praying, listening, dialoguing, and discerning how best to

live and proclaim Christ and His Gospel. To be sure, the

path of synodality is not some sort of political process

where participants vote on topics or questions. The Pre-

paratory Document makes clear: “The consultation of the

People of God does not imply the assumption within the

Church of the dynamics of democracy based on princi-

pals of majority, because there is, at the basis of partici-

pation in every synodal process, a shared passion for the

common mission of evangelization and not the represen-

tation of conflicting interests. In other words, this is an

ecclesial process that can only take place ‘at the heart of

a hierarchically structured community.’ It is in the fruitful

bond between the sensus fidei of the People of God and

the magisterial function of the Pastors that the unani-

mous consensus of the whole Church in the same faith is

realized” (14, Prep Doc).

As we embark on such a synodal path in this Diocesan

Preparatory Phase, two extremes are to be avoided: on

the one hand, the attitude or ideology which, even before

any mutual prayer and discernment, has decided that

this is a waste of time and there can be no worthwhile

outcome; and on the other hand, the attitude or ideology

which, even before any mutual prayer and discernment,

has decided that the results must change the nature and

teaching of the Church. Instead, it is my sincere hope

that our journeying together will be open to the Holy Spir-

it, strengthening us in communion, participation, and

mission!

During this Diocesan Preparatory Phase for the Synod, I

invite you to pray the official Prayer of the Synod, Adsu-

mus Sancte Spiritus [usccb.org/prayers/prayer-synod-

synodality] so that all our efforts, our prayer and discern-

ment and our journeying together in our local Church

may bear fruit for our Diocese and for the Church Univer-

sal!

Most Rev. Daniel E. Thomas

Bishop of Toledo

October 18, 2021

The resources for the Synod on Synodality called

for by the Holy Father Pope Francis may be found

here: www.synod.va

For diocesan resources, please visit our

“Reconnect” website: www.reconnecttoledo.org/synod

TOLEDO, OHIO 6

Worship & Spiritual Life

LITURGICAL LEADERS NOVEMBER 6/7

5:00 PM MASS

Lector 1 Terry Cousino Lector 2 Danita Dumas

HC

HL

Deacon Ed

Mary Ludwikowski

HR Carol Spaulding

Ushers Sharon Gayer, Sue Long, Jutta McCoy,

Barbara Skrabec

Master of Ceremony - Gregory Zickes

Mass Coordinator - Loretta Maher

7:30 AM MASS

Lector 1 Bonaventure Okoro Lector 2 Charlotte Belden

HC

HL

Deacon Gregg

Mary Galvin

HR Willi Meyer

Ushers Dan Anderson, Rich Czerniejewski

Servers - Jim Rybarczyk, Rick Phillips

Mass Coordinator - NOT FILLED

9:30 AM SUNDAY MASS

Lector 1 Martin Cousino Lector 2 Johnny Owczarzak

HC

HL

Deacon Larry

Elizabeth Murawski

HR Pat Nathanson

Ushers Robert Drewior, Bernard Drouillard, John Drouillard,

Rosie Focht

Master of Ceremony - Andrew Woycik

Servers - Thomas Woycik

Mass Coordinator - Jeff Czerwinski

11:30 AM SUNDAY MASS

Lector 1 Judy Warntz Lector 2 Rebecca Cousino

HC

HL

Deacon Larry

Soupra Shikwana

HR Carol Laumann

Ushers Gene & Michelle Altenburger, Eddie Kipchoge,

Tom Saba

Master of Ceremony - Nathan Zickes

Mass Coordinator - Judy Warntz

PARISH STAFF

Rev. Msgr. Marvin Borger, Pastor

Deacon Ed Maher

Deacon Gregg Focht

Deacon Larry Lottier

Deacon Stan Przybylek

Joanne Root, Parish Manager

Gabriel Jakubisin, Principal

Kelly Nottingham, Assistant Principal

Kevin Foos, Director of Sacred Liturgy & Music

Kay Asmus, Executive Secretary

Rosie Focht, Receptionist and Volunteer Coordinator

Cathy Burlingame - Pastoral Associate for

Faith Formation and Discipleship

Terri La Follette, Coordinator of Religious Education

Drew Blazsik, Athletic Director

Jane Friesner, Compliance Officer

PASTORAL COUNCIL

Paul Tecpanecatl, Melissa Jankowski, Maria Morgan,

Megan Rightnowar

FINANCE COUNCIL

Todd Parker, Chair

Allen Seelenbinder, Chuck Baumgartner,

John Kraus, Kelly Sullivan, Ric Gum

SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL

Jesse MacDonald, Chair

Jamie Aurand, Julie Brennan, Amy Farrell,

Elizabeth Murawski, Jessie Blazsik

Kristen Pedersen, PSO Pres., Anna Woycik, Past Pres.

PARISH OFFICE

5856 Heatherdowns Blvd.,

Toledo, OH 43614

Phone: (419) 866-6181

Fax: (419) 866-6142

Office hours

Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m..

PARISH WEBSITE

http://www.joanofarc.org

SCHOOL OFFICE

5950 Heatherdowns Blvd.,

Toledo, OH 43614

Phone: (419) 866-6177

Fax: (419) 866-4107

Office hours

Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

SCHOOL WEBSITE

http://www.joanofarcschool.org

11/1 Monday James Stoner

11/2 Tuesday Robert Fortney

11/3 Wednesday Hannah, Jim, Pat & Walt

11/4 Thursday For the Holy Souls in Purgatory

11/5 Friday

Marion & Betsy Klein, and

Oscar & Hazel Kinsey

11/6 Saturday Robert Gayer

11/7 Sunday 7:30 Mary Ann Price

11/7 Sunday 9:30 For the People of the Parish

11/7 Sunday 11:30 Fred Henning

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4448 Heatherdowns Blvd.419-382-0615sebastianositaliano.comDinner Hours: Monday-Saturday at 4:30pm

1770 South ReynoldS Roadtoledo, oh • 419-865-1295CoyleFuneRalhome.Com

Joe Coyle

MeganCoyle

JEFF'S PROFESSIONALPAINTING

over 20 years experiencecall jeff putz 419-266-0931

bonded & insured

residential • commercial residential • commercial interior • exterior interior • exterior aluminum siding • power washing aluminum siding • power washing

The Fox Family

• Windows • Doors • Patio Rooms

Visit Our Showroom30 N. Westwood419-531-4605

www.ohioroofingandsiding.com

Over 90 Years

Scott Neumann, AgentCell: 419-346-3389www.scottneumannsf.comState Farm, Bloomington, IL1211999

MacQueen OrchardsMartha’s Gifts & Boutique • Farm Market

Bakery • Sweet Shop • Cider Mill7605 Garden Rd., Holland 865-2916

macqueenorchards.com

Open Daily Year Round 9-7 May, June, July 9-8 Aug., Sept., Oct. 9-6 Nov. thru April

Preferred AssociatesGina M. Graf, ABR

REALTOR®

Cell 419-344-0521GinaMGraf@aol.com

Fax: 419-720-5607

3306 Executive Pkwy.Ste. 101

Toledo, OH 43606

Steve Essig, President & CEOParishioner

419-535-1808steve@aminteriors.comwww.aminteriors.com

302 S. Byrne Road • Toledo

Family Dentistry Invisalign • Whitening419-866-0999 5951 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledomcgowandentistry.com

Independent & Assisted LivingSkilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

419-865-3002 • www.elizabethscott.org

Thomas I. Wisniewski, 1948 - 2018David J. Czerniak, Funeral Director

2426 N. Reynolds Road419-531-4424

Joanna StuderJStuder@Genacross.org

Matt Simon, Parishioner

419.891.9494 1302 Conant St. Maumee

simon@mcclureinsurancegroup.commcclureinsurancegroup.com

Weddings - GraduationsSchool Functions - Special Events

Victoria Black, Parishioner419-277-4384

premiertoledophotobooth@gmail.com

Call or email to schedule your time to rent

Toledo Photo BoothToledo Photo Booth

Motorcyle & AutoComplete Diagnostic, Maintenance andRepair by Factory Certified Technician

3219 South Ave, Toledo, OH  43609419-825-6543 | Parishioner

BrannanVeterinary Clinic, llc

120 east dudleymaumee, oh

Susan Pontius, dvm

Walt Streacker, dvm

419.893.0552BrannanVet.com

718 Illinois Ave., Maumee, OH419-891-9100

(Across from Charlie’s Dodge)

DesignMemorials

OhiOMOnuMents.cOM

Matthew P McCartney, AAMS® Financial Advisor

1071 Pray Blvd.Waterville, OH 43566 419-878-6300

Tom Sullivan & Pat SullivanFamily Parishioners

419-865-0249Tom_S@DynamicDies.com

GRAPHICS

PRE-PRESS

DIGITAL SOLUTIONS

CUTTING DIES

Heather WettleParishioner419-865-6923 www.wettlecorp.com

3 Generations of Craftsmanship Since 1941

419.250.6791 • Residential / Commercial Landscaping • Design & Installation • Tearouts & Redesigns • Hauling Services

Lehman’s Landscape & Snow removal, LLC

ERIC LOPRETEField Agent Servicing

St. Joan of Arc Council419-508-9304

Laurence M. Baibak MD FACS, C. Jeff Kesler MD FACS and A. Thomas Dalagiannis MD FACS

Board Certified Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgeons

419-887-7000Cosmetic Surgery • Facial Rejuvenation • Sciton Laser Specialist

Hand Surgery • Skin Cancers12621 Eckel Junction Rd., Ste. 2400, Perrysburg • www.ArrowheadSurgeons.com

NW Ohio’s Premier Cosmetic SurgeonsWithout faith

nothing is possible.

Thank you forletting us be part of

this community.

419-897-92221406 S. Reynolds Rd.

Maumee, OH

Andrew Westmeyer D.D.S.Member American Dental Assoc. Toledo Dental Society

Family DentistryNew Patients

Emergencies WelcomeEvening and Saturday Hours

419-382-3485www.westmeyerdental.com

4560 Heatherdowns Blvd., Ste. 200, Toledo

ASHLEY EVANS-Office Manager

8860 Geiser Rd., Holland8860 Geiser Rd., Holland

Mulch: 419.865.5308Mulch: 419.865.5308

Tree Service: 419.865.0308Tree Service: 419.865.0308

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Forming Students of Confidence and Compassion

and Men for OthersContact Admissions atsjjtitans.org

Fuller & Sons Insurance

One Family, One Business at a Time

419-866-8796

40 Years of Service

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