ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO ST. ANDREW PARISH MISSION STATEMENT St. Andrew Church is a community of Catholics committed to serving God by living our faith. We exist to fulfill the mission of the Roman Catholic Church at the local level by continuing the saving work of Christ. We accomplish this through the celebration of the sacraments, proclaiming and living the Gospel, reaching out to others in justice and charity, and providing all parishioners abundant spiritual, educational, and social opportunities in order to be known as a faith-filled, engaged, and generous parish. Email addresses can be found on the parish website, www.standrewparish.cc. Parish Clergy: 451-4290 Msgr. Stephan Moloney, Pastor ext. 101 Rev. Anthony Davis, Parochial Vicar ext. 103 Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent Deacon Parish Office Staff: 451-4290 Accounting Assistant Karen Castricone ext. 106 Buildings Superintendent Greg Price ext. 105 Business Administrator Ann Whiteman ext. 102 Capital Campaign Rhonda Gora ext. 109 Music Director Philip Lortz 451-1839 Office Admin. Assist. Mary Beasecker ext. 104 Parish Secretary Jayne Frilling ext. 100 Athletic Department Fenton Moore Knights of Columbus Tom Conkle Finance Council John Bernard Parish Council Dan Dowler Stewardship Committee Ann Whiteman Women’s Club Trish Kehl Religious Education Office Staff: 451-2855 Director of Religious Education Suzie Emsweller ext. 142 Administrative Assistant Sally Shough ext. 140 Coordinator of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Kathy Dowler ext. 143 School Administration Staff: 451-1626 Principal Joel Wichtman ext. 210 Assistant Principal Marie Raynes ext. 113 Administrative Assistant Jane Mazza ext. 209 School Secretary Heather Roush ext. 200 Registrar Debbie Joseph ext. 155 Latchkey Allyson Scheirmann ext. 222 School Board President Home & School President Tricia Ryan Bryce Eck Activity Center: 459-1402 Activity Director/ Rental Coordinator Kathy Barger ext. 2 Preschool Director Kris Pellissier ext. 3 Youth Ministry Teresa Whiteside ext. 1 Saturday: March 26 – Vigil of Easter Sunday 8:30 p.m. Kathy McNeal Sunday: March 27 – Easter Sunday 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Phyllis Del Tosto 10:30 Tim Paskell Noon Deceased Members of the Call and Cantwell Families Monday: March 28 – Monday within the Octave 6:30 William C. Undeutsch 8:30 Sam Luffey Tuesday: March 29 – Tuesday within the Octave 6:30 Michelle Pappa 8:30 Wayne Mally Wednesday: March 30 – Wednesday within the Octave 6:30 Elisabetta DiGiovanna 8:30 Frank Beickelman Thursday: March 31 – Thursday within the Octave 6:30 Patricia Gallagher 8:30 Helene Murphy Friday: April 1 – Friday within the Octave 6:30 Ralph Lach 8:30 Pat Melaragno Saturday: April 2 – Saturday within the Octave 9:00 Michael Murphy Vigil of the Second Sunday of Easter 4:30 p.m. Fr. Jim Willig Sunday: April 3 – Second Sunday of Easter 7:30 Gilia Iafolla 9:00 Harold Anderson 10:30 Bill and Mary Buoni Noon People of the Parish + + + WE CONGRATULATE + + + William Douglas Terman, son of Justin and Jamie, who was recently baptized. + + + BANNS OF MATRIMONY + + + III Hannah Maurer and Christopher Lanham II Stephanie Goare and Kevin Sprang + + + PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS + + + John Reik and Mary Malone, parishioners who recently passed away. Happy Easter! BULLETIN DEADLINE: The bulletin deadline is Monday at 10:00 a.m. Please include contact information with phone number and email address. Bulletin notices may be in writing, faxed to 614-451-8300, mailed, dropped off, or e-mailed to [email protected]. E-mail will be acknowledged.
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ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
ST. ANDREW PARISH MISSION STATEMENTSt. Andrew Church is a community of Catholics committed to serving God by living our faith. We exist to fulfill the mission of the Roman Catholic Church at the local level by continuing the saving work of Christ. We accomplish this through the celebration of the sacraments, proclaiming and living the Gospel, reaching out to others in justice and charity, and providing all parishioners abundant spiritual, educational, and social opportunities in order to be known as a faith-filled, engaged, and generous parish.
Email addresses can be found on the parish website, www.standrewparish.cc.
Parish Clergy: 451-4290Msgr. Stephan Moloney, Pastor ext. 101Rev. Anthony Davis, Parochial Vicar ext. 103Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent Deacon
Parish Office Staff: 451-4290Accounting Assistant Karen Castricone ext. 106Buildings Superintendent Greg Price ext. 105Business Administrator Ann Whiteman ext. 102Capital Campaign Rhonda Gora ext. 109Music Director Philip Lortz 451-1839Office Admin. Assist. Mary Beasecker ext. 104Parish Secretary Jayne Frilling ext. 100
Athletic Department Fenton MooreKnights of Columbus Tom ConkleFinance Council John BernardParish Council Dan DowlerStewardship Committee Ann WhitemanWomen’s Club Trish Kehl
Religious Education Office Staff: 451-2855Director of Religious Education Suzie Emsweller ext. 142Administrative Assistant Sally Shough ext. 140Coordinator of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Kathy Dowler ext. 143
School Administration Staff: 451-1626Principal Joel Wichtman ext. 210Assistant Principal Marie Raynes ext. 113Administrative Assistant Jane Mazza ext. 209School Secretary Heather Roush ext. 200Registrar Debbie Joseph ext. 155Latchkey Allyson Scheirmann ext. 222
School Board PresidentHome & School President Tricia Ryan
Saturday: March 26 – Vigil of Easter Sunday 8:30 p.m. Kathy McNeal
Sunday: March 27 – Easter Sunday 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Phyllis Del Tosto 10:30 Tim Paskell Noon Deceased Members of the Call and Cantwell Families
Monday: March 28 – Monday within the Octave 6:30 William C. Undeutsch 8:30 Sam Luffey
Tuesday: March 29 – Tuesday within the Octave 6:30 Michelle Pappa 8:30 Wayne Mally
Wednesday: March 30 – Wednesday within the Octave 6:30 Elisabetta DiGiovanna 8:30 Frank Beickelman
Thursday: March 31 – Thursday within the Octave 6:30 Patricia Gallagher 8:30 Helene Murphy
Friday: April 1 – Friday within the Octave 6:30 Ralph Lach 8:30 Pat Melaragno
Saturday: April 2 – Saturday within the Octave 9:00 Michael Murphy
Vigil of the Second Sunday of Easter 4:30 p.m. Fr. Jim Willig
Sunday: April 3 – Second Sunday of Easter 7:30 Gilia Iafolla 9:00 Harold Anderson 10:30 Bill and Mary Buoni Noon People of the Parish
+ + + WE CONGRATULATE + + +William Douglas Terman, son of Justin and Jamie,
who was recently baptized.
+ + + BANNS OF MATRIMONY + + +III Hannah Maurer and Christopher Lanham
II Stephanie Goare and Kevin Sprang
+ + + PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS + + +John Reik and Mary Malone, parishioners
who recently passed away.
Saturday: March 26—Vigil of Easter Sunday 8:30 p.m. Kathy McNeal
Sunday: March 27—Easter Sunday 7:30 People of the Parish 9:00 Phyllis Del Tosto 10:30 Tim Paskell Noon Deceased Members of the Call and Cantwell
Families
Monday: March 28—Monday within the Octave 6:30 William C. Undeutsch 8:30 Sam Luffey
Tuesday: March 29—Tuesday within the Octave 6:30 Michelle Pappa 8:30 Wayne Mally
Wednesday: March 30—Wednesday within the Octave 6:30 Elisabetta DiGiovanna 8:30 Frank Beickelman
Thursday: March 31—Thursday within the Octave 6:30 Patricia Gallagher 8:30 Helene Murphy
Friday: April 1—Friday within the Octave 6:30 Ralph Lach 8:30 Pat Melaragno
Saturday: April 2—Saturday within the Octave
9:00 Michael Murphy
Vigil of the Second Sunday of Easter 4:30 p.m. Fr. Jim Willig
Sunday: April 3—Second Sunday of Easter 7:30 Gilia Iafolla 9:00 Harold Anderson 10:30 Bill and Mary Buoni Noon People of the Parish
ST. ANDREW PARISH MISSION STATEMENT St. Andrew Church is a community of Catholics committed to serving God by living our faith. We exist to fulfill the mission of the Roman Catholic Church at the local level by continuing the saving work of Christ. We accomplish this through the celebration of the sacraments, proclaiming and living the Gospel, reaching out to others in justice and charity, and providing all parishioners abundant spiritual, educational, and social opportunities in order to be known as a faith-filled, engaged, and generous parish.
Email addresses can be found on the parish website www.standrewparish.cc
Parish Clergy: 451-4290
Msgr. Stephan Moloney, Pastor x101 Rev. Anthony Davis, Parochial Vicar x103 Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent Deacon Parish Office Staff: 451-4290 Accounting Assistant Karen Castricone x106 Buildings Superintendent Greg Price x105 Business Administrator Ann Whiteman x102 Capital Campaign Rhonda Gora x109 Music Director Philip Lortz 451-1839 Office Admin. Assist. Mary Beasecker x104 Parish Secretary Jayne Frilling x100 Athletic Department Fenton Moore Knights of Columbus Tom Conkle Finance Council John Bernard Parish Council Dan Dowler Stewardship Committee Ann Whiteman Women’s Club Trish Kehl
Religious Education Office Staff: 451-2855
Director of Religious Education Suzie Emsweller x142 Administrative Assistant Sally Shough x140 Coordinator of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Kathy Dowler x143
School Administration Staff: 451-1626
Principal Joel Wichtman x210 Assistant Principal Marie Raynes x113 Administrative Assistant Jane Mazza x209 School Secretary Heather Roush x200 Registrar Debbie Joseph x155 Latchkey Allysn Scheirmann x222 School Board President Home & School President Tricia Ryan
+ + + WE CONGRATULATE + + + William Douglas Terman, son of Justin and Jamie
who was recently baptized.
BULLETIN DEADLINE: The bulletin deadline is Monday at 10:00 a.m. Please include contact information with phone number and email address. Bulletin notices may be in writing, faxed to 614-451-8300, mailed, dropped off, or e-mailed to [email protected]. E-mail will be acknowledged.
+ + + BANNS OF MATRIMONY + + + III Hannah Maurer and Christopher Lanham
II Stephanie Goare and Kevin Sprang
+ + + PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS + + + John Reik and Mary Malone, parishioners
who recently passed away.
Happy Easter!
BULLETIN DEADLINE: The bulletin deadline is Monday at 10:00 a.m. Please include contact information with phone number and email address. Bulletin notices may be in writing, faxed to 614-451-8300, mailed, dropped off, or e-mailed to [email protected]. E-mail will be acknowledged.
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
PASTOR’S CORNERDear Parishioners:
On behalf of the clergy and staff of St. Andrew parish, I want to wish all of you a blessed and joyous Easter!
The Feast of Easter celebrates the central mystery of our faith, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ our savior from the dead. He has conquered sin and death by means of His own death and Resurrection, and He promises that those who believe in Him and die to sin and their old way of life in Baptism will rise to New Life with Him and in Him. Easter also celebrates the renewal of our Baptism. This is why we renew our baptismal promises at the Mass on Easter and are sprinkled with Holy Water from the baptismal font. We renew our promises in which we rejected sin and Satan and profess our faith in the Triune God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We no longer live a merely earthly or worldly life, but a life of faith, because Christ lives in us. We no longer fix our desires on passing things, but have our eyes fixed on heavenly realms where Christ dwells. My prayer for all of you is that the knowledge of Christ’s victory over death may give you joy and courage each and every day, and that you will remain firm in your conviction of the faith you have professed, full of hope and rich in charity.
I want to especially congratulate all those who became members of the Catholic Church at Easter through the profession of faith and the Sacraments of Initiation. We welcome and embrace you as fellow believers and disciples of Jesus, and as brothers and sisters in Christ.
The Lord is Risen! Alleluia! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Your pastor,Msgr. Stephan Moloney
WE WELCOMENancy Drees, Juliana Machicao,
Elizabeth Mangas, Rita Montoney, Karisa Myers, Travis Seagraves,
Troy Seagraves and Hala Zahreddine
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
S U N D A Y O F F E R I N G
March 13 Year to Date Actual $28,143 $1,079,895 Budget $28,150 $1,143,875 Last Year $28,148 $1,099,331 Please indicate your envelope number on your check. If you are interested in Electronic Contribution, please contact Ann Whiteman at [email protected].
Thank you for your support of St. Andrew Parish
PASTOR’S CORNER Dear Parishioners: On behalf of the clergy and staff of St. Andrew parish, I want to wish all of you a blessed and joyous Easter! The Feast of Easter celebrates the central mystery of our faith, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ our savior from the dead. He has conquered sin and death by means of His own death and Resurrection, and he promises that those who believe in him and die to sin and their old way of life in Baptism will rise to New Life with Him and in Him. Easter also celebrates the renewal of our Baptism. This is why we renew our baptismal promises at the Mass on Easter and are sprinkled with Holy Water from the baptismal font. We renew our promises in which we rejected sin and Satan and profess our faith in the Triune God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We no longer live a merely earthly or worldly life, but a life of faith, because Christ lives in us. We no longer fix our desires on passing things, but have our eyes fixed on heavenly realms where Christ dwells. My prayer for all of you is that the knowledge of Christ’s victory over death may give you joy and courage each and every day, and that you will remain firm in your conviction of the faith you have professed, full of hope and rich in charity. I want to especially congratulate all those who became members of the Catholic Church at Easter through the profession of faith and the Sacraments of Initiation. We welcome and embrace you as fellow believers and disciples of Jesus, and as brothers and sisters in Christ. The Lord is Risen! Alleluia! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Your pastor, Msgr. Stephan Moloney
ADULT FAITH FORMATION Bishop Robert Barron’s Series on Catholicism
This series will be repeated beginning Wednesday, April 13 in Nugent Parish Hall from 6:30—8:00 p.m. This is a ten week series with a different topic each week. No pre-registration necessary. Attend all sessions or the ones that interest you.
Into the Mystery with Fr. Tony Thursdays beginning March 31 1:30—2:30 p.m.
in the Church We will read The Violence of Love, edited by James R. Brockman, S. J. This book is a compilation of writings and homilies of Archbishop Oscar Romero and his humanitarian efforts on behalf of the poor and disenfranchised in El Salvador during the 1970’s. He was assassinated in March of 1980 and was beatified by Pope Benedict XVI. This will be a five week series.
THE 2016 PARISH DIRECTORIES will be available after all masses on April 3 in the Parlor. The parish directory will not be mailed this year, so please stop by and pick up your copy! Only one directory per household please.
2016 PARISH FESTIVAL COMMITTEE MEETING This Tuesday, March 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Office Lower Level Meeting Room is the first meeting of the 2016 Festival at St. Andrew. This meeting is open to all who want to help plan the Festival. Please contact chairman, Jeff Acker at 614-371-5096 or [email protected] for more information.
PRINCIPAL’S POST Dear Parishioners: We would like to congratulate the St. Andrew School Battle of the Books Team for finishing in 2nd place among 24 schools. Battle of the Books is a competition for diocesan 7th and 8th grade students. Each elementary school is given the opportunity to put together a team of 6 which is responsible for reading a total of 85 books. The teams then “battle” each other by answering questions related to the books. The St. Andrew Team consisted of 8th grade students, Jackie Brandon, Isabelle Fisher, Madeline Fisher, Zach Kubato and Eirann McClatchy, and 7th grade students, Ava Brady, Sinead Brady, Anna Kessler, Clare Mackin and Liam Ott. We are proud of our team and their extraordinary achievement. A special “thanks” goes out to Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Coady who helped prepare and coach the team throughout the process.
Joel Wichtman Principal
OPERATION RICE BOWL: Hungering for Celebration—We prayed, fasted, and gave alms—and now we celebrate! Our Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl ends in our own hearts where Jesus reigns forever. Let us rejoice in our risen Lord—and in the lives we’ve changed this Lent in Colombia, Laos, Rwanda, Honduras, Madagascar and all over the world! Don’t forget to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl either in the parlor or to the rectory at your convenience.
WE WELCOME Nancy Drees, Juliana Machicao, Elizabeth Mangas,
Rita Montoney, Karisa Myers, Travis Seagraves, Troy Seagraves and Hala Zahreddine
2016 PARISH FESTIVAL COMMITTEE MEETINGThis Tuesday, March 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Office Lower Level Meeting Room is the first meeting of the 2016 Festival at St. Andrew. This meeting is open to all who want to help plan the Festival. Please contact chairman Jeff Acker at 614-371-5096 or [email protected] for more information.
THE 2016 PARISH DIRECTORIES will be available after all Masses on April 3 in the Parlor. The parish directory will not be mailed this year, so please stop by and pick up your copy! Only one directory per household please.
PRINCIPAL’S POST
Dear Parishioners:We would like to congratulate the St. Andrew School Battle
of the Books Team for finishing in 2nd place among 24 schools. Battle of the Books is a competition for diocesan 7th and 8th grade students. Each elementary school is given the opportunity to put together a team of 6 which is responsible for reading a total of 85 books. The teams then “battle” each other by answering questions related to the books. The St. Andrew Team consisted of 8th grade students Jackie Brandon, Isabelle Fisher, Madeline Fisher, Zach Kubato and Eirann McClatchy, and 7th grade students Ava Brady, Sinead Brady, Anna Kessler, Clare Mackin and Liam Ott. We are proud of our team and their extraordinary achievement. A special “thanks” goes out to Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Coady, who helped prepare and coach the team throughout the process.
Joel WichtmanPrincipal
ADULT FAITH FORMATIONBishop Robert Barron’s Series on Catholicism
This series will be repeated beginning Wednesday, April 13 in Nugent Parish Hall from 6:30-8:00 p.m. This is a ten -week series with a different topic each week. No preregistration necessary. Attend all sessions or the ones that interest you.
Into the Mystery with Fr. TonyThursdays beginning March 31
1:30-2:30 p.m. in the ChurchWe will read The Violence of Love, edited by James R. Brockman, S.J. This book is a compilation of writings and homilies of Archbishop Oscar Romero and his humanitarian efforts on behalf of the poor and disenfranchised in El Salvador during the 1970’s. He was assassinated in March of 1980 and was beatified by Pope Benedict XVI. This will be a five-week series.
OPERATION RICE BOWL: Hungering for Celebration – We prayed, fasted, and gave alms – and now we celebrate! Our Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl ends in our own hearts where Jesus reigns forever. Let us rejoice in our risen Lord – and in the lives we’ve changed this Lent in Colombia, Laos, Rwanda, Honduras, Madagascar and all over the world! Don’t forget to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl either in the parlor or to the rectory at your convenience.
S U N D A Y O F F E R I N G
March 13 Year to DateActual $ 28,143 $ 1,079,895Budget $ 28,150 $ 1,143,875Last Year $ 28,148 $ 1,099,331
Please indicate your envelope number on your check. If you are interested in Electronic Contribution, please contact Ann Whiteman at [email protected].
Thank you for your support of St. Andrew Parish
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
Parish Life
At the Eck Center – Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow
4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR – The Men’s Group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00-9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
MEN’S BREAKFAST – All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John Byzantine
Catholic Church, will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast, contact Paul Breen at 614-457-3004.
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE – Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight-week study
provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experienced Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information, contact Kathy at [email protected].
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275 – First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up Campaign is April 30.
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation Association and
the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated but not required. You do not need to have a child in the parish school or participating in the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
At the Eck Center—Senior drop-in card day 2nd Thursday of the month
10:00 a.m. Euchre 11:00 a.m. Bingo, Lunch to follow 4th Thursday of month, 10:00 a.m. Euchre
Parish Life KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #11275— First Degree ceremony will be held at the Bryce Eck Center on March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Candidate call is at 7:00 p.m. Please turn in Super Cash
Bonanza tickets to Kevin Wohlever. Additional tickets can be obtained from Tom Conkle. Spouse Appreciation Dinner is April 12, Support Seminarians Collection is April 23/34. Measure-up campaign is April 30.
ST. ANDREW CHURCH COLUMBUS, OHIO
EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR—The Men’s group invites all men and their families to attend Eucharistic Exposition on Tuesday, March 29, from 8:00—9:00 p.m. in the church. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Holy Rosary will be prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY OF THE BIBLE—Have you been curious about attending Bible Study, but feel that you don’t know enough about the Bible? Have you ever tried to “just read” your Bible, but it’s just too overwhelming? Would you like to try a short Bible Study to see if it’s for you? St. Andrew Adult Faith invites you to attend Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible. This eight week
study provides the easiest way to understand the Bible. Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible makes the complex simple. It helps you uncover the story woven throughout Scripture so that you can get the “big picture” of the Bible and understand what it is all about. Both the novice and experience Bible students will enjoy this short survey of the Bible. Each evening session includes small group discussion and a DVD presentation. Bring a friend (or come meet a new one) on Tuesday evenings beginning April 5 through May 24 from 7:00—8:30 p.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Bring a $24 material fee to the first evening if you haven’t preregistered. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected].
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s
Recreation Education Days June 20—June 23 12:30—3:30 p.m.
Age 4—6th grade (2016-17) Join us as we are
“Training to be Champions for Christ” Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!
Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc. Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this
TEEN VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Students in grades 7th—12th
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
MEN’S BREAKFAST—All men of the parish over 18 years old are invited to attend the St. Andrew Men’s Breakfast on Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 a.m. in Nugent Parish Hall. Our speaker, Deacon Jeff Martin from St. John
Byzantine Catholic Church will discuss the History of the Byzantine Catholic Church. The Breakfast ends in time to attend the 9:00 a.m. Mass. For additional information about the Men’s Breakfast contact Paul Breen at 614- 457-3004.
THE GARDEN CLUB will hold its annual business and planning meeting on Monday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the Rectory Den. Anyone interested in joining the garden club or wanting more information is welcome to attend. Please contact Joan at 614-442-1468.
ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION—is seeking volunteer members to help run the athletic programs for the children of the Parish. We operate St. Andrew Parish Athletics under the auspices of the Diocesan Recreation
Association and the St. Andrew Pastor. Specific sports experience or knowledge is appreciated by not required. You do not need to have child in the parish school or participating the athletic programs to serve on the board. This is open to all parishioners. Board members serve as commissioners for the various sports offered at St. Andrew. Athletic board members must be or become Protecting God’s Children (PGC) compliant. Contact Fenton Moore before May 1 at 614-439-3678 or [email protected] for more information.
S.A.C.R.E.D. St. Andrew Children’s Recreation Education Days
June 20-June 23, 12:30-3:30 p.m.Age 4-6th grade (2016-2017)
Join us as we are “Training to be Champions for Christ”
Register before May 15 for a reduced cost!Registration forms available at standrewparish.cc.
Adults, if you would like to volunteer with this amazing program, contact Jen at 614-507-6780 or
Help the young children of the parish during this fun week. We need teen helpers to assist with each grade level, snack station, craft station, and music station. Lots of fun activities. If you are interested, please email Jen at [email protected] and request a volunteer application.
This is a great service project!
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
Another great year for the St. Andrew Fish Fry
The St. Andrew Parish has put a close to another successful fish fry thanks to the many wonderful volunteers. I have gotten to know more and more of our volunteers and it’s not hard to tell that they love to share their time and talent each year and look forward to the next. A lot of work goes into each of the six fish fries. This year, more than any, we have asked for more parishioners to assist during the week and each time there was someone to step up and fill that need. It’s good to know we have people who can and are willing to give up their personal time for the good of the parish and their community. You all have my gratitude, respect and many, many thanks!
I have been told that our fry is more of a family event, in that we have many families that gather here as a whole to break bread with each other and others in the community. In a time that more and more families aren’t sharing meals together due to the fast pace of their lives, it warms my heart to know at least a couple of weeks out of the year St. Andrew Parish provides a place and time for them to come together as one whole family and enjoy that time. It probably doesn’t hurt that we have one of the best fish dinners in the area either, not that I am biased or anything.
A special thanks goes to our new product delivery manager and master potato prep manager, Paul Breen, and his staff and our new fish prep manager, Caroline Rasico, and her staff. Let’s not forget the staff that runs the best fish fry in the area, Liz Carpenter, Jane Dickson, John Joffre, Gary Pandora, Jeff Slater, Debbie Rasico, Danielle Rasico, Caroline Rasico, Katie Rasico, and Ryan (honorary Rasico), Maria Trinidad, and Barb Zimmerman who bring it all together through their hard work and many, many hours of their personal time.
I would also like to thank the talents of Tony Joseph on piano, Al Hamrick and team for our dining table setup and ensuring our equipment is well maintained and running properly and Patti Beattie for ordering the food, supplies, and allowing us to hijack the cafeteria kitchen each week.
Those of you who volunteer at one event or another soon realize that you see the same people working those events. I’m reaching out to those of you who are thinking of volunteering but are afraid you may not have the time. The great thing about volunteering for the church is that you aren’t judged on the times you are unable to make it to an event. Please consider volunteering even if it is just one thing at a time. You might find that it is much easier than you thought it would be. Without you, we would not have an event to hold.
That being said, we are looking for some new staff members to head up the fish fry. If you know of a person or group that would be interested in some hard but rewarding work during the Lenten season, please contact Tom Rasico at 614-282-7346. Experience is not necessary; you will be well trained prior to taking the reins.
Thank you and God Bless you all! Tom Rasico
MARCH VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTHThe Parish Council continues recognizing parishioners
who are actively involved in the parish community by selecting Raygan Barrett! Although Raygan only became a full member of our faith community in 2014, she has been attending and volunteering at St. Andrew since 2006. Raygen is married to life-long parishioner and St. Andrew alum, Mike Barrett. They have two children, Jimmy and MacKenna, who attend St. Andrew School.
Like many working moms, Raygan admits it is hard to find time to volunteer, as she runs her own business and seldom has time off. In August of 2015, she opened an art studio in Upper Arlington called Picassos. With this experience, as well as her background in design, Raygan uses her talents and more to market organizations and events in the parish such as the Shamrock Shindig, St. Andrew Preschool, Caps and Corks, Women’s Club Fashion Show and the SPICE board. She donates resources to the Parish Festival and the Women’s Club Secret Santa. As a St. Andrew School parent, Raygen helps with the Home and School Association and volunteering in her children’s classrooms. She takes part in Parents in Prayer, a group that meets every Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. to pray the Rosary. She encourages any parent to come and join her!
Raygen also has used her personal conversion story to the Catholic faith to motivate, educate and encourage parish youth to share and embrace their faith. Volunteering in the parish is an important thing for Raygan to do because she wants her kids to see that she does things for the community. Though sometimes it is hard to keep on top of things, Raygan says that helping to further the mission of SPICE, add excitement to an event and being an active part of the St. Andrew community makes it all worth it.
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
Another great year for the St. Andrew Fish Fry
The St. Andrew Parish has put a close to another successful fish fry thanks to the many wonderful volunteers. I have gotten to know more and more of our volunteers and it’s not hard to tell that they love to share their time and talent each year and look forward to the next. A lot of work goes into each of the six fish fries. This year, more than any, we have asked for more parishioners to assist during the week and each time there was someone to step up and fill that need. It’s good to know we have people who can and are willing to give up their personal time for the good of the parish and their community. You all have my gratitude, respect and many, many thanks! I have been told that our fry is more of a family event, in that we have many families that gather here as a whole to break bread with each other and others in the community. In a time that more and more families aren’t sharing meals together due to the fast pace of their lives, it warms my heart to know at least a couple of weeks out of the year St. Andrew Parish provides a place and time for them to come together as one whole family and enjoy that time. It probably doesn’t hurt that we have one of the best fish dinners in the area either, not that I am biased or anything. A special thanks goes to our new product delivery manager and master potato prep manager, Paul Breen, and his staff and our new fish prep manager, Caroline Rasico, and her staff. Let’s not forget the staff that runs the best fish fry in the area, Liz Carpenter, Jane Dickson, John Joffre, Gary Pandora, Jeff Slater, Debbie Rasico, Danielle Rasico, Caroline Rasico, Katie Rasico, and Ryan (honorary Rasico), Maria Trinidad, and Barb Zimmerman who bring it all together through their hard work and many, many hours of their personal time. I would also like to thank the talents of Tony Joseph on piano, Al Hamrick and team for our dining table set up and ensuring our equipment is well maintained and running properly and Patti Beattie for ordering the food, supplies, and allowing us to hijack the cafeteria kitchen each week. Those of you who volunteer at one event or another soon realize that you see the same people working those events. I’m reaching out to those of you who are thinking of volunteering but are afraid you may not have the time. The great thing about volunteering for the church is that you aren’t judged on the times you are unable to make it to an event. Please consider volunteering even if it is just one thing at a time. You might find that it is much easier than you thought it would be. Without you, we would not have an event to hold. That being said, we are looking for some new staff members to head up the fish fry. If you know of a person or group that would be interested in some hard but rewarding work during the Lenten season, please contact Tom Rasico at 614-282-7346. Experience is not necessary; you will be well trained prior to taking the reins.
Thank you and God Bless you all! Tom Rasico
Let’s get fired up to help raise money for SPICE! Bring your friends and family to
April 5 & 6 from 11:00 a.m.—10:00 p.m. PizzaFire will donate 15% of your bill to SPICE!
PizzaFire 3110 Kingsgate Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221
* Present this or mention the fundraiser to the cashier.
Dine &
Donate
MARCH VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH The Parish Council continues recognizing parishioners who are actively involved in the parish community by selecting Raygan Barrett! Although Raygan only became a full member of our faith community in 2014, she has been attending and volunteering at St. Andrew since 2006. Raygen is married to life-long parishioner and St. Andrew alum, Mike Barrett. They have two children, Jimmy and MacKenna, who attend St. Andrew School. Like many working moms, Raygan admits it is hard to find time to volunteer, as she runs her own business and seldom has time off. In August of 2015, she opened an art studio in Upper Arlington called Picassos. With this experience, as well as her background in design, Raygan uses her talents and more to market organizations and events in the parish such as the Shamrock Shindig, St. Andrew Preschool, Caps and Corks, Women’s Club Fashion Show and the SPICE board. She donates resources to the Parish Festival and the Women’s Club Secret Santa. As a St. Andrew School parent, Raygen helps with the Home and School Association and volunteering in her children’s classrooms. She takes part in Parents in Prayer, a group that meets every Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. to pray the rosary. She encourages any parent to come and join her! Raygen also has used her personal conversion story to the Catholic faith to motivate, educate and encourage parish youth to share and embrace their faith. Volunteering in the parish is an important thing for Raygan to do because she wants her kids to see that she does things for the community. Though sometimes it is hard to keep on top of things, Raygan says that helping to further the mission of SPICE, add excitement to an event and being an active part of the St. Andrew community makes it all worth it.
Let’s get fired up to help raise money for SPICE!Bring your friends and family to
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
Another great year for the St. Andrew Fish Fry
The St. Andrew Parish has put a close to another successful fish fry thanks to the many wonderful volunteers. I have gotten to know more and more of our volunteers and it’s not hard to tell that they love to share their time and talent each year and look forward to the next. A lot of work goes into each of the six fish fries. This year, more than any, we have asked for more parishioners to assist during the week and each time there was someone to step up and fill that need. It’s good to know we have people who can and are willing to give up their personal time for the good of the parish and their community. You all have my gratitude, respect and many, many thanks! I have been told that our fry is more of a family event, in that we have many families that gather here as a whole to break bread with each other and others in the community. In a time that more and more families aren’t sharing meals together due to the fast pace of their lives, it warms my heart to know at least a couple of weeks out of the year St. Andrew Parish provides a place and time for them to come together as one whole family and enjoy that time. It probably doesn’t hurt that we have one of the best fish dinners in the area either, not that I am biased or anything. A special thanks goes to our new product delivery manager and master potato prep manager, Paul Breen, and his staff and our new fish prep manager, Caroline Rasico, and her staff. Let’s not forget the staff that runs the best fish fry in the area, Liz Carpenter, Jane Dickson, John Joffre, Gary Pandora, Jeff Slater, Debbie Rasico, Danielle Rasico, Caroline Rasico, Katie Rasico, and Ryan (honorary Rasico), Maria Trinidad, and Barb Zimmerman who bring it all together through their hard work and many, many hours of their personal time. I would also like to thank the talents of Tony Joseph on piano, Al Hamrick and team for our dining table set up and ensuring our equipment is well maintained and running properly and Patti Beattie for ordering the food, supplies, and allowing us to hijack the cafeteria kitchen each week. Those of you who volunteer at one event or another soon realize that you see the same people working those events. I’m reaching out to those of you who are thinking of volunteering but are afraid you may not have the time. The great thing about volunteering for the church is that you aren’t judged on the times you are unable to make it to an event. Please consider volunteering even if it is just one thing at a time. You might find that it is much easier than you thought it would be. Without you, we would not have an event to hold. That being said, we are looking for some new staff members to head up the fish fry. If you know of a person or group that would be interested in some hard but rewarding work during the Lenten season, please contact Tom Rasico at 614-282-7346. Experience is not necessary; you will be well trained prior to taking the reins.
Thank you and God Bless you all! Tom Rasico
Let’s get fired up to help raise money for SPICE! Bring your friends and family to
April 5 & 6 from 11:00 a.m.—10:00 p.m. PizzaFire will donate 15% of your bill to SPICE!
PizzaFire 3110 Kingsgate Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221
* Present this or mention the fundraiser to the cashier.
Dine &
Donate
MARCH VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH The Parish Council continues recognizing parishioners who are actively involved in the parish community by selecting Raygan Barrett! Although Raygan only became a full member of our faith community in 2014, she has been attending and volunteering at St. Andrew since 2006. Raygen is married to life-long parishioner and St. Andrew alum, Mike Barrett. They have two children, Jimmy and MacKenna, who attend St. Andrew School. Like many working moms, Raygan admits it is hard to find time to volunteer, as she runs her own business and seldom has time off. In August of 2015, she opened an art studio in Upper Arlington called Picassos. With this experience, as well as her background in design, Raygan uses her talents and more to market organizations and events in the parish such as the Shamrock Shindig, St. Andrew Preschool, Caps and Corks, Women’s Club Fashion Show and the SPICE board. She donates resources to the Parish Festival and the Women’s Club Secret Santa. As a St. Andrew School parent, Raygen helps with the Home and School Association and volunteering in her children’s classrooms. She takes part in Parents in Prayer, a group that meets every Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. to pray the rosary. She encourages any parent to come and join her! Raygen also has used her personal conversion story to the Catholic faith to motivate, educate and encourage parish youth to share and embrace their faith. Volunteering in the parish is an important thing for Raygan to do because she wants her kids to see that she does things for the community. Though sometimes it is hard to keep on top of things, Raygan says that helping to further the mission of SPICE, add excitement to an event and being an active part of the St. Andrew community makes it all worth it.
April 5 and 6 from 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.PizzaFire will donate 15% of your bill to SPICE!
PizzaFire3110 Kingsgate Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221
* Present this or mention the fund raiser to the cashier.
Special People In Catholic Educationat St. Andrew Parish
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EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
Around the DioceseST. MICHAEL GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP – Receive support and comfort as you adjust to the loss of a loved one. A new group will be forming and meet for 6 weeks beginning April 3 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at St. Michael Church, 5750 N. High Street. Call Mary Ann at 614-888-1382 or the parish office at 614-885-7814 with questions and/or to register.
YEAR OF MERCY EASTER PILGRIMAGES – Join Fr. Joshua Wagner, Pastor of St. Dominic and Holy Rosary St. John, as he takes you on a special pilgrimage this Easter Season. Two to choose from: The Seven Churches of the Amish Country (complete with cooked meal) and The Cathedrals of the Ohio River (Covington and Cincinnati). Tours run through April and tickets are going fast. Visit sevenchurchtour.com for dates and tickets.
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD MARCH 27, 2016
LITURGICAL ROLES SERVERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Kate Gemperline, Abby Moessner, Lucy Rosmarin
Sunday, April 3 7:30 Avery Londo, Jonathan Londo, NEEDED 9:00 Lana Bonfante, Patrick Carpenter, Ronan Ott 10:30 Nina Buoni, Zach Kubatko, Andy Zawada Noon Cate Monnin, Patrick Monnin, Luke Riedlinger
LECTORS (If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Jan Walsh Cathy Covarrubias
Sunday, April 3 7:30 Barbara Campbell Charles McGowan 9:00 Kathy Jones Jennifer Doucher 10:30 David Varda Mary Schneider Noon Dan Dowler Jim Macklin
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS B2, B3 and C2 cleanse the sacred vessels.
Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. B1 Priest C1 Fran Toussaint B2 Margaret Kaminski C2 Mary Kaminski B3 Joy Martin C3 Mike Plahuta B4 Todd Statczar C4 Dan McCormick B5 Jennie Statczar
Sunday, April 3 7:30 B1 Larry Hoffman C1 Jim Sauer B2 Peggy Hoffman C2 Lynn Magnus B3 Kevin Wohlever C3 Mark Pardi B4 Bob Slater C4 Peggy Pardi
9:00 B1 Priest C1 Tom Masciangelo B2 Herm Mollman C2 Bob Jones B3 Rose Ann BeickelmanC3 Bob McFadden B4 DeAnne Chambers C4 Bob Chambers B5 David Tague Cch Elizabeth Carpenter Bch Kevin Carpenter
10:30 B1 Priest C1 Suzan Kristof B2 Lee Bolzenius C2 Karen Wiegandt B3 Gerry Willke C3 Donna Kring B4 Diane Nester C4 Chris Carter B5 Suzanne Meyers
Noon B1 Priest C1 Mike Koehler B2 Deb Rasico C2 Dave Shiddenhelm B3 Tom Rasico C3 Marisa Webb B4 Corso Padova C4 NEEDED B5 Damion Faulkner
GREETERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Carolyn Clausen Sunday, April 3 7:30 Ann Lynch, Gene and Judy Onesto 9:00 Bob and Kathy Jones 10:30 Cindy Coykendale Noon NEEDED—call the Parish Office if you would like to volunteer on a regular basis
LEAD USHERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Edward Sprigler Sunday, April 3 7:30 Bob Slater 9:00 Tommy Piolata 10:30 Jason Sayat Noon Kevin Fergus
Around the Diocese
YEAR OF MERCY SPEAKER SERIES—presented by St. Mary Magdalene Church and the Diocesan Office for Social Concerns. Upcoming dates: April 9 at 9:45 a.m.—Fiber Ministry (simple breakfast). May 18 at 12:00 p.m.—Care for Creation (brown bag lunch). Event is held at 473 S. Roys Avenue. Please call 614-274-1121 ext. 13 for reservation.
ST. MICHAEL GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP—Receive support and comfort as you adjust to the loss of a loved one. A new group will be forming and meet for 6 weeks beginning April 3 from 1:30—3:30 p.m. at St. Michael Church, 5750 N. High Street. Call Mary Ann at 614-888-1382 or the parish office at 614-885-7814 with questions and/or to register.
BISHOP WATTERSON NEWS—The BWHS theater department will perform Bye, Bye Birdie on April 14, 15, 16, 22 and 23 at 7:00 p.m. A matinee performance to benefit Hope Hollow will be held on Sunday, April 24 at 2:00 p.m. for ticket information, visit bishopwatterson.com. SPORTS & BAND CAMP registration forms are now available on the school website above. SUMMER THEATER WORKSHOP is August 8-13. Morning session for grades 2—8 and afternoon for high school students. Register through school website above.
It’s time to register for Men’s Night in honor of Msgr. Kenneth Grimes on April 10 at 4:30 p.m. at St. Andrew Nugent Parish Hall. Guest speaker is noted Ohio State football radio personality, Jack Park. Tickets are $100 and corporate table sponsorships are available. Proceeds benefit the Msgr. Grimes Scholarship Fund. For more information and to register, go to bishopwatterson.com.
YEAR OF MERCY EASTER PILGRIMAGES—Join Fr. Joshua Wagner, Pastor of St. Dominic and Holy Rosary St. John as he takes you on a special pilgrimage this Easter Season. Two to choose from The Seven Churches of the Amish Country (complete with cooked meal) and The Cathedrals of the Ohio River (Covington and Cincinnati). Tours run through April and tickets are going fast. Visit sevenchurchtour.com for dates and tickets.
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER—A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend is 44 hours away from work, kids and chores, where couples learn and experience how to enhance the sacrament of their marriage. Upcoming weekends are April 22-24 and August 5-7 both in central Ohio. For more information visit wwmecolumbus.org or call Paul and Marilou Clouse at 614-834-6880
It’s time to register for Men’s Night in honor of Msgr. Kenneth Grimes on April 10 at 4:30 p.m. at St. Andrew Nugent Parish Hall. Guest speaker is noted Ohio State football radio personality, Jack Park. Tickets are $100 and corporate table sponsorships are available. Proceeds benefit the Msgr. Grimes Scholarship Fund. For more information and to register, go to bishopwatterson.com.
BISHOP WATTERSON NEWS – The BWHS theater department will perform Bye, Bye Birdie on April 14, 15, 16, 22 and 23 at 7:00 p.m. A matinee performance to benefit Hope Hollow will be held on Sunday, April 24 at 2:00 p.m. for ticket information, visit bishopwatterson.com.SPORTS & BAND CAMP registration forms are now available on the school website above.SUMMER THEATER WORKSHOP is August 8-13. Morning session for grades 2-8 and afternoon for high school students. Register through school website above.
YEAR OF MERCY SPEAKER SERIES – presented by St. Mary Magdalene Church and the Diocesan Office for Social Concerns. Upcoming dates: April 9 at 9:45 a.m. – Fiber Ministry (simple breakfast). May 18 at 12:00 p.m. – Care for Creation (brown bag lunch). Event is held at 473 S. Roys Avenue. Please call 614-274-1121, ext. 13 for reservation.
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER – A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend is 44 hours away from work, kids and chores, where couples learn and experience how to enhance the sacrament of their marriage. Upcoming weekends are April 22-24 and August 5-7 both in central Ohio. For more information, visit wwmecolumbus.org or call Paul and Marilou Clouse at 614-834-6880.
LITURGICAL ROLESSERVERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Kate Gemperline, Abby Moessner, Lucy RosmarinSunday, April 3 7:30 Avery Londo, Jonathan Londo, NEEDED 9:00 Lana Bonfante, Patrick Carpenter, Ronan Ott 10:30 Nina Buoni, Zach Kubatko, Andy Zawada Noon Cate Monnin, Patrick Monnin, Luke Riedlinger
LECTORS(If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Jan Walsh Cathy CovarrubiasSunday, April 3 7:30 Barbara Campbell Charles McGowan 9:00 Kathy Jones Jennifer Doucher 10:30 David Varda Mary Schneider Noon Dan Dowler Jim Macklin
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERSB2, B3 and C2 cleanse the sacred vessels.
Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. B1 Priest C1 Fran Toussaint B2 Margaret Kaminski C2 Mary Kaminski B3 Joy Martin C3 Mike Plahuta B4 Todd Statczar C4 Dan McCormick B5 Jennie StatczarSunday, April 3 7:30 B1 Larry Hoffman C1 Jim Sauer B2 Peggy Hoffman C2 Lynn Magnus B3 Kevin Wohlever C3 Mark Pardi B4 Bob Slater C4 Peggy Pardi 9:00 B1 Priest C1 Tom Masciangelo B2 Herm Mollman C2 Bob Jones B3 Rose Ann Beickelman C3 Bob McFadden B4 DeAnne Chambers C4 Bob Chambers B5 David Tague Cch Elizabeth Carpenter Bch Kevin Carpenter 10:30 B1 Priest C1 Suzan Kristof B2 Lee Bolzenius C2 Karen Wiegandt B3 Gerry Willke C3 Donna Kring B4 Diane Nester C4 Chris Carter B5 Suzanne Meyers Noon B1 Priest C1 Mike Koehler B2 Deb Rasico C2 Dave Shiddenhelm B3 Tom Rasico C3 Marisa Webb B4 Corso Padova C4 NEEDED B5 Damion Faulkner
GREETERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Carolyn ClausenSunday, April 3 7:30 Ann Lynch, Gene and Judy Onesto 9:00 Bob and Kathy Jones 10:30 Cindy Coykendale Noon NEEDED – call the Parish Office if you would like to volunteer on a regular basis
LEAD USHERS
Saturday, April 2 4:30 p.m. Edward SpriglerSunday, April 3 7:30 Bob Slater 9:00 Tommy Piolata 10:30 Jason Sayat Noon Kevin Fergus
