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Saint Mary Parish 250 Kraft Street, Berea, Ohio 44017-1499 Rectory: 440-243-3877 · FAX: 440-891-9417 · Website: www.stmaryberea.org Mission Statement St. Mary is a faith community which worships together, follows the teachings of Jesus Christ in our everyday lives, evangelizes others by our lives and actions, gives generously of our time and resources in service to others, shows compassion and love towards one another, provides religious education and works for social justice for all. Parish Pastoral Staff Reverend John P. Singler, Pastor Reverend Michael J. Feldtz, Parochial Vicar Reverend Robert J. Cole, Retired, In Residence Deacon Thomas A. Cully, Pastoral Associate Mrs. Angela Kovic, Music Director Parish Support Staff Mrs. Diana Lipfird, Homebound Coordinator Mr. John Mastandrea, Adult Faith and Education Coordinator Mrs. Johanna Garr, Religious Education Coordinator Parish Office Staff Mrs. Janel Abraham Mrs. Lorri Masie School Administrative Staff Mr. Andrew Carner, Principal Mrs. Sandi Ziegler, Program Coordinator Mrs. Nancy Kaesgen, Director of Development School Office Staff Mrs. Mary Beth Hennessy Mrs. Diana Zjaba Parish Mass Schedule Weekday: 9:00am Monday through Friday Weekend: 4:00pm Saturday Vigil 7:30am, 9:30am, & 11:30am Holy Day Consult Bulletin Sacramental Ministries Baptisms: On Sundays After 11:30am Mass Reconciliation: Saturdays 3-3:30pm Seasonal Celebrations Marriage: Contact Parish Office Anointing of the Sick: Contact Parish Office Seasonal Celebration Communion Calls: Contact Parish Office Celebrating 167 years of Pastoral Service to the Catholic Community of Berea
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Saint Mary Parish

250 Kraft Street, Berea, Ohio 44017-1499

Rectory: 440-243-3877 · FAX: 440-891-9417 · Website: www.stmaryberea.org

Mission Statement

St. Mary is a faith community which worships together, follows the teachings of Jesus Christ in our everyday lives,

evangelizes others by our lives and actions, gives generously of our time and resources in service to others, shows

compassion and love towards one another, provides religious education and works for social justice for all.

Parish Pastoral Staff

Reverend John P. Singler, Pastor

Reverend Michael J. Feldtz, Parochial Vicar

Reverend Robert J. Cole, Retired, In Residence

Deacon Thomas A. Cully, Pastoral Associate

Mrs. Angela Kovic, Music Director

Parish Support Staff

Mrs. Diana Lipfird, Homebound Coordinator

Mr. John Mastandrea, Adult Faith and Education Coordinator

Mrs. Johanna Garr, Religious Education Coordinator

Parish Office Staff

Mrs. Janel Abraham

Mrs. Lorri Masie

School Administrative Staff

Mr. Andrew Carner, Principal

Mrs. Sandi Ziegler, Program Coordinator

Mrs. Nancy Kaesgen, Director of Development

School Office Staff

Mrs. Mary Beth Hennessy

Mrs. Diana Zjaba

Parish Mass Schedule

Weekday: 9:00am Monday through Friday

Weekend: 4:00pm Saturday Vigil

7:30am, 9:30am, & 11:30am

Holy Day Consult Bulletin

Sacramental Ministries

Baptisms: On Sundays After 11:30am Mass

Reconciliation: Saturdays 3-3:30pm

Seasonal Celebrations

Marriage: Contact Parish Office

Anointing of the Sick: Contact Parish Office

Seasonal Celebration

Communion Calls: Contact Parish Office

Celebrating 167 years of Pastoral Service to the Catholic Community of Berea

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Presentation of the Lord February 2, 2020

Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the

Presentation of the Lord. An Old English title

for the day is Candlemas, a name that continues

to be used in our own day, probably because it

evokes the connection with Christmas, forty

days prior. On Candelmas the Church blesses

candles and then marches in procession to ac-

claim Christ the Light of the world.

At Christmas, the Light came into the

world. At Epiphany it rose to shine in glory like

a star on high. At Candlemas the light is placed

in our arms. Like Old Simeon, we embrace

heaven’s eternal youth.

The Presentation of the Lord Feast

comes midway between the winter solstice and

the spring equinox. No wonder we

take a final look back at Christmas and a first look forward to Lent.

The Roman Missal offers today the option of a “solemn entrance” at Mass. A large array of

candles has been set up in the main aisle of the Church and the Priest and Ministers move toward the

table as the Opening Antiphon is chanted. Mass begins with a greeting and instruction as the candles

that will be used throughout the church year are blessed. Then the procession hymn begins and the

Sanctuary and altar are incensed as Mass continues in the usual fashion.

Large glass vases have been filled with votive candles are arranged on the front steps of the

Sanctuary for everyone to take and receive a candle after Mass as a reminder that we are encouraged

to celebrate with great devotion this Feast of Christ the Light of the world and to carry the Light of

Christ into the world! Happy Feast Day of the Lord!

In today’s Gospel, Simeon prays, “for my eyes have seen your salvation, which you prepared

in the sight of all peoples; a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and glory for your people Israel.” Not only

were Joseph and Mary amazed at his prayer, we too recognize Christ the Light and pray this day to BE his in our

world by our very words and deeds!

CONGRATULATIONS go out to our very own Diocesan

Bishop Nelson J. Perez, Archbishop Elect of Philadelphia,

as he takes on this new position, beginning February 18,

2020. Born in Miami and raised in Philadelphia, he is a

home-town boy returning to his home town to follow

Archbishop Charles Chaput, 9th Archbishop of Philadel-

phia, who turned 75 last September and is retiring.

Archbishop Chaput has headed the Philadelphia Archdio-

cese since 2011. Archbishop Elect Perez will be installed

on February 18, 2020.

Ad multos annos Bishop Perez!

Thanks EVERYONE for your continued GENEROSITY in the Sunday collection!

PLEASE READ the ENCLOSED FLYER about NEXT WEEKEND’S CATHOLIC CHARITIES IN-

PEW ANNUAL APPEAL

Father John

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Weekend of February 2 The Presentation of The Lord

4:00 pm Austin Hall Skrovan Family 7:30 am Marie Fedyschyn Tom & Paulette Flandera 9:30 am Norman Hansen Pat Roob 11:30 am Michel Abraham Family Monday February 3 Weekday (Fourth Week in Ordinary Time)

2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13 / Mk 5:1-20 (323)

9:00 am Ron Victor Wife

Tuesday February 4 Weekday 2 Sm 18:90-10, 14b, 24-25a, 30:19-3 / Mk 5:21-43 (324)

9:00 am Patricia Wheeler Church Intention

Wednesday February 5 Saint Agatha, Virgin & Martyr 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17 / Mk 6:1-6 (325)

9:00 am Judy Dunbrack Walt & Fay Sliwa Thursday February 6 Saint Paul Miki & Companions, Martyrs

1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12 / Mk 6:7-13 (326) 9:00 am Paul Romanski Church Intention

Friday February 7 Weekday

Sir 47:2-11 / Mk 6:14-29 (327)

9:00 am Special Intention

Saturday February 8 Weekday 1 Kgs 3:4-13 / Mk 6:30-34 (328) 4:00 pm Bill Skvarch Dennis & Sandi Ziegler

Sunday February 9 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 58:7-10 / 1 cor 2:1-5 / Mt 5:13-16 (73)

7:30 am Philip Ockuly Church Intention 9:30 am For All Parishioners Living & Deceased

Mass Schedule and Intentions

Collection for the week of 1/26/20: $12,018.00

Thank You for ALL the support you give St. Mary.

Weekend Collection

Please remember in prayer all who are ill or homebound, especially the following:

Sandra Conroy Candy Corbett Katie D’Angelo Charles Doss Susan Gilbert Stefan Golier Nancy Grau

Gerri Irvin James Kendro Karen Kljun Patricia Livengood Michael Lubrano Alicia Oblander Jim Sperk Guy Sperk Chet Talarczyk Mary Tosca

Bulletin Prayer List

In Your Charity

In your charity, please remember the

repose of the souls of Lenere Gillette, Paul

Romanski, Philip Ockuly, and Paulette Liss.

May they rest in eternal peace.

St. Mary Church now provides Electronic Giving - Electronic

Giving allows our parishioners to give easily and is a safe way

to make a one-time or recurring donation. Getting started is

easy - Visit our website:

www.stmaryberea.org

Click on the VANCO Link to get started!

The Mass Book for 2020

is now open for scheduling

your Mass Intentions.

Daily 9:00am & Weekend Mass times

available in February 2020.

Contact the Office to schedule or submit your request in writ-

ing - please include a phone number in case we need to contact

you. We will do our best to accommodate your requests.

Care Ministry to the

We want to meet the needs of ALL our parishioners and

their family members. That is why our Homebound

Parishioners are so very important to us. We would like

to visit them, call them, send them a card… whatever

they may need. We have a Ministry of several Extraor-

dinary Ministers of Holy Communion who would be

very happy to bring Communion to anyone who may

be homebound, please call the Parish Office to arrange.

If you are a Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion

and would like to join this Ministry to the sick and

homebound, please let us know be calling the parish

office (440) 243-3877 or be emailing:

[email protected]

For Weekend Mass Intentions: If the Mass Intention is for your loved one & you would like to take up the gifts, please notify one of the Ushers Prior to Mass.

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Weekend of February 2nd Saturday - 3:00pm - Church Confessions Sunday - 9:30am - Chapel Children’s Liturgy of the Word

Monday, February 3rd 9:30am - Chapel Rosary 7:00pm - Chapel Rosary

Tuesday, February 4th 9:30am - Chapel Rosary 7:30pm - Church Traditional Choir Rehearsal

Wednesday, February 5th 9:30am - Chapel Rosary 6:00pm - FJG Mtg Rm Peer Group Counseling 6:00pm - Chapel/Church Young Adult Night of Journeying

Thursday, February 6th 9:30am - Chapel Rosary 12:00pm - FJG Mtg Rm Pinochle Club 7:00pm - FJG Mtg Rm Men & Women’s Group

Friday, February 7th

Saturday, February 8th 3:00pm - Church Confessions

Sunday, February 9th - Sacramental Sunday 9:30am - Chapel Children’s Liturgy of the Word 10:30am - FJG 1st Sacraments: 2nd Gr.

Parish Events

Please Remember Our Military In Prayer & With Gratitude

SSgt. Jeffrey R. Anzalone—USAF, Hurlburt Field, FL Private 1st Class Nicholas Cozzarin—US Army, Ft. Hood, TX ; Iraq

Sergeant Justin P. Gertsma—USMC, Afghanistan

Specialist Stefan C. Golier—Army, Fort Stewart, GA

SPC Carl Heitz, Army Reserves, Kuwait

1 Lt David J Laubert - US Army 101 ABN Divarty (USA)

Major Theresa M. (Ponstingle) Livingston—Dobbins Air Force Base

Major Leonard J. Livingston, Dobbins Air Force Base

Master Sergeant Zachary McLeish, USAF 76 APS Youngstown Ohio Captain Frank P. Mercurio, Jr.—Ellsworth AFB, SD

Staff Sergeant Stefen Neuwar—Ft. Belvoir, VA

Sr. Airman Anthony J. Phillipp—USAF, Davis Monthan AFB, AZ

Master Sergeant, Joshua Stark, OSAN Airbase, South Korea MA2 Gary L. Stephen—US Navy

LCDR Thomas A. Stephen—US Navy

Airman Todd Vlk - Avionics Technician, Special Projects Patrol Squadron

2 Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH) Sergeant Sean M. Walters—US Army Green Berets

Staff Sergeant Elaine Wisnieski—U.S. Air Force

* * * * * * * * * * * * * Cpl. Brad D. Squires—KIA in Iraq, June 9, 2005

Note: please keep the office informed of changes to this list, or if

you have a picture for the board in the Mother Teresa Vestibule.

Mother Teresa

“Be a Bright Light”

Am I a dark light? A false light? A bulb

without the connection, having no current.

Therefore shedding no radiance? Put your

heart into being a bright light.

Excerpted from: Love: A Fruit Always in Season Daily Meditations by Mother

Teresa (Ignatius Press 1987)

Anniversary Wishes If you will be having a wedding anniversary in the month of

FEBRUARY and would like your names listed in the bulletin,

please call the parish office (440) 243-3877 or email

[email protected]

Gerald & Joan Foust

February 1st - 62 years

John & Janice Goetz

February 23rd - 63 years

“Loose Change for Life” campaign continues

We are supporting the Cleveland Pregnancy Center

by filling a baby bottle with change, or an envelope

with bills, or a check. The Cleveland Pregnancy Cen-

ter ministers God’s love through education, mentor-

ing, and material resources to those who are facing

an unplanned pregnancy. Some of the clients are

abortion minded; others need parenting support.

Please consider supporting this ministry by taking a

baby bottle or envelope from the Mother Teresa ves-

tibule. Please return your bottles by: 2/23/20.

Your gifts will be greatly appreciated.

Our Fourth Annual Lenten Fish Fry Season starts the last Friday in February (2/28/20)

We need Volunteers - Sign-up this weekend Check out the many ways YOU CAN HELP!

We need to staff and organize the VOLUNTEERS in preparation for the Lenten Season. SIGN-UP TODAY

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Coffee, Tea and Thee

“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them”

Matthew 18:20

Mission Statement

Coffee, Tea and Thee strives to connect followers of Christ to come together in fellowship to discuss various topics of our Catholic faith. By connecting with fellow parishioners, we are planting a seed to grow in fellowship and faith through conversation over a cup of coffee or tea. It is a time to connect with Christ through the joyful interactions with others after Mass on a weekly basis.

Coffee, Tea, and Thee offers timely book study, video presentation, and in depth conversation about our Catho-lic faith. This is a faith sharing community, meeting on Sunday afternoons throughout the year following the 11:30am Mass. All are welcome!

Contact: Amanda Mazi; [email protected]

Parish Ministry Spotlight:

Participating

Check out the Parish Ministry Spotlight to see what Ministry God may be calling you to bring your Time, Talents and Treas-

Ministry Schedules Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 9th

Mass Lector Cantor Extraordinary Ministers Servers 4:00pm J Haas J Schwarz (H) R Sillasen, B Sillasen, M Dorries C Causey, R Gareau T Bryden

7:30am C Lindsay (H) B Draves, L Madzy, A Lindsay Deacon Tom, D Grosptich J Waters

9:30am C Garr M Reid (H) R Laneve, K Laneve, J Hupp R Heitz, Deacon Tom K Zanotti P Smtih 11:30am C DiSanto S Scanlon (H) J Abraham, J Abraham G Abraham T Morgan, C Rose S Abraham J Abraham

PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE SUSPENDING THE OFFERING OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD THROUGH THE WINTER & FLU MONTHS

Music Ministry & Liturgy Notes

By Angela Kovic

Director of Music and Liturgy

KIDS’ CORNER

If you have been to the 9.30am mass lately, you know that right

after the Introductory Rite, all of the young children are called

up to front of the church. Then one of the priests or the deacon

will give them a blessing and send them on their way to the

chapel. What exactly are they doing, and how is it different than

what goes on during the regular mass? Well, to put it simply,

the Children’s Liturgy of the Word is an age appropriate teach-

ing of the readings for each weekend! I know that when I was

that young, we had Sunday School, which is a similar enough

comparison. This isn’t to say that the children are just taken out

to color a picture; they are getting to experience and interact

with the same Word that we hear, just in less complicated lan-

guage. The readings come from the ‘Lectionary for Masses with

Children,’ which you may also hear from at the 4.pm mass on

Christmas Eve!

The Children’s Liturgy of the Word is so wonderful because it

helps engage our youngest faithful, who might otherwise less

attentive because of the complexity of the readings! Just speak-

ing from experience again, but when I was around the Pre-K

age, I can remember not paying attention at all to the readings

because I just couldn’t understand them! But when it got to the

consecration I could follow along just by watching the priest.

So once the kids get their lesson based on the readings, they can

come back and participate with everyone else for the rest of the

mass! So if you’ve got a younger child who has been nervous

about going, encourage them to try; it will be a fun time to talk

about God!

Choir Rehearsal Schedules: Traditional Choir meets to rehearse

on Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm. If you are interested in partici-

pating in choir, cantoring, or playing an instrument during

mass, please call or see Mrs. Angela Kovic after mass up in the

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YETI (Youth-Engagement-Teen Initiative)

YETI is a comprehensive Youth Ministry program for all junior

high and high school teens Grades 7th - 12th. Designed by

teens for teens - YETI allows young adults to stay connected to

their faith, their Parish and their friends.

Schedule for Winter / Spring 2020:

Sunday 2/9/20 - 7:15p FJG: Yoga Night - Bring a mat &

open mind

Sunday 2/23/20 - 6:00p FJG: Whiffle Ball - Home Run

Derby

Sunday 3/8/20 - 7:15p FJG: Trivia Night

Saturday 3/21/20: Bus Trip to Pittsburg - St. Anthony

Chapel, Market Square, Fort Pitt

We welcome new faces! Come check out YETI and

make a BIG FOOTPRINT!

Contact Chris Garr: [email protected]

Religious Education News

Question regarding PSR and Sacramental Preparation:

Contact: Johanna Garr

[email protected]

Next Sacramental Class: Sun, February 9, 2020

Location: Garrity Center

2nd

Grade: 9:30 am Mass, 10:30 am class

8th Grade: 9:30 am Mass, 6 pm class

** Turn In: Confirmation name & sponsor form.

Children’s Liturgy of the Word

Come enjoy the gospel through pictures and activities!

All little ones Kindergarten and younger are

invited. Sundays, during 9:30 am Mass in the

Chapel. Contact: Kari Novak

[email protected]

Get the Catholic Faith at your fingertips:

Entertaining movies

Enlightening study series

Inspiring talks

Popular ebooks

To set up your FREE Account, visit: stmaryberea.formed.org

Academic Achievements

Holy Name High School

First Honors: Will Ehrbar Chloe Geither Claire Geither Andrew Leopold Celeste Leopold Olivia Petitt Matthew Vrabel

Second Honors: Joseph Abraham Liam Hustak Samantha Pryzbys Gabriel Young

As we receive additional achievement notifications,

St. Mary Catholic School News Corner Educating the Mind, Nurturing the Soul

We would like to thank everyone that came

out last Sunday to attend our Annual Open

House. We are grateful to the parishioners, and

the current and new families who took time to

stop in to tour the school, talk with the school

Administrators, and meet with the classroom teachers.

Thank you also to the SMS PTO and all of the parent vol-

unteers who worked so hard to make our Open House a

success. If you happened to miss our Open House, and

would like to see first-hand what’s happening at St. Mary

School, please call 440.243.4555, to arrange a personal

tour. Our office secretary would be pleased to schedule a

tour.

The Seventh and Eighth grade students have been work-

ing for weeks on their Science Fair projects. Under the

direction of Mrs. Smith, the students were introduced to,

and now have an understanding of the Scientific Process.

This concept is a major part of their Science curriculum.

Congratulations to the following winners of the 2019 Sci-

ence Fair: Grade 7: 1st Place: Rayce Hook – “A Blast

from the Past” – When I add more weight to the trebuchet,

will the payload fly farther? 2nd Place: Andrew Przybys –

“Wow! What Burns?” Which of the following is more

acidic, War Heads candy, Coca Cola, or battery acid? 3rd

Place: Andy Scott – “Burn Baby Burn” Which wood spe-

cies burns the longest after it’s under a blow torch for 30

seconds? & Honorable Mention: Mya Tucci – “Take

Off!” What paper airplane will fly the farthest? Grade 8:

1st Place: Brooke Culp – “ Which drink has the highest

glucose concentration level after adding enzyme invertase:

Sunny D, Coca Cola, or Gatorade?” 2nd Place: Emma

Garr – “Run off Rate”, Which soil enhancer has the most

nitrates in its runoff? 3rd Place: Matthew Taghizadeh,

“Which common household device gives off the most EMF?

” Honorable Mention: Madelyn Schmitt – “Cold or Hot

– What do plants want?” –Does the temperature of water

that you use to water your plants affect plant growth?

Congratulations to everyone; the Science Fair judges were

extremely impressed by the work all of you put into your

projects!

Important Dates to Remember:

2/3/’20 - All School Dress Down Day

“ “ “ Preschool Vision Screening

2/4/’20 - Parent/Teacher Conferences 4:00-6:30p.m.

“ “ “ DRAMA Auditions 6:45p.m.-8:30/Music Room

2/5/’20 - Preschool Vision Screening continues

“ “ “ Band Practice – 3:30p.m.

“ “ “ Sewing Club – 3:30p.m.

2/6/’20 - Preschool Vision Screening

continues

“ “ “ Classroom Antics / Engineer-

ing Club 3:45p.m.

“ “ “ Parent / Teacher Conferences

4:00-6:30p.m.

“ “ “ DRAMA Auditions 6:45p.m.-

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YOUNG ADULT

“BUSY PERSON RETREAT”

THANK YOU to all who took the time to attend the “Busy Person Retreat” on 1/22/20 - Starting this Wednesday are the individual spiritual direction sessions. See dates & times below - Contact Fr. Mike or the Office with questions.

Individual Spiritual Direction: Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12 & 19 7:00pm - All sessions at St. Mary Church

For men and women in their 20’s and 30’s

The Individual Spiritual Dates of 1/29, 2/5, 2/12 & 2/19 includes Adoration from

7:00pm - 9:00pm - ALL ARE INVITED.

Request for 2019 Contribution Statement

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

If you would like to receive a 2019 Contribution State-

ment, please note the following:

Requests must be made IN WRITING by completing

this form and placing the request in an envelope

marked “2019 STATEMENT REQUEST” in the weekly

collection basket or mailing it to the Parish Office, 250

Kraft Street Attn: Janel. EMAIL OPTION is also

available - Please provide your email below.

Statements will be ready for pick-up/emailed in the

Parish Office starting January 21st. We are unable to

honor requests made in person or by telephone.

Name:______________________________________

Env #:______________________________________

Address:____________________________________

City/State/Zip:_______________________________

Email:______________________________________

Monday, February 10th – 7:00pm

VOSH 1414 RIVERSIDE DR., LAKEWOOD

Fellowship, Food, & Fabulous Discussion

for Adults 40 & Over

Marriage, Re-Marriage, and Life In-Between: Join

us as Bill Boomer, Director of Marriage and Family

Office in Cleveland Diocese, and his wife Leslie

talk about navigating the various stages of rela-

tionships and the ups-n-downs of managing

blended families.

$12 per person -

register in advance

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