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Saint Adalbert |
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ST. ADALBERT CHURCH BEREA, OHIO
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SUNDAY OCTOBER 28, 2001
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29,
7:30 AM CATHERINE ZACZEK.Family
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30,
7:30 AM HUBERT & GEORGENE TAYLOR
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31,
In Memory Fr. Thomas Misicki, former Pastor
7:30 AM STEVE HUPCEY.Mirko-Maria Mujic
5:00 PM NORMA STUCKER.Gene Grospitch
(FULFILLS HOLYDAY OBLIGATION)
THURSDAY, NOV. 1, HOLYDAY: ALL SAINTS DAY
7:30 AM DECEASED PRIESTS of the Diocese
10:00 AM DOLORES JAKUBOWSKI.Eliz Jakubowski
SCHOOL MASS
7:00 PM MARY LYON (Anniv) - Jean Janowich
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, FAITHFUL DEPARTED
8:30 AM DECEASED BENEFACTORS & PARISH-
IONERS OF ST. ADALBERT CHURCH
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, (FIRST SATURDAY)
8:30 AM EDWARD KOBALKA.Irene Dobski
(Men.s Group meets after this Mass)
4:30 PM DONALD THOMASON.Wife
NOVEMBER 4, THIRTY FIRST SUNDAY
8:30 AM NICHOLAS BARCIC (Anniv) - Family
10:30 AM JOHN ZAJACZKOWSKI.Family
12:00 PM MARY ZACHARYASZ.Family
SERVERS: WEEK OF OCT. 29.NOV 2
Logan Casale and Ben Gavel
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF DOROTHY CWIK
Whose funeral was this past week. May her family know God's healing comfort. May she rest in
peace.
FAMILY PERSPECTIVE: The saying of Jesus in Today's gospel is meant for family life:
.all who humble themselves will be exalted.. It is actually in self-giving and sacrifice that
we create the bonds and relationships that last a lifetime. It is in the giving that we discover
the
depth of our love for one another. Nothing is lost and so much is found.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2:00 PM MASS FOR HEALING & ANOINTING THE SICK
For the aged, the sick, and those facing surgery. Receive the Sacrament of Anointing the
Sick. Paramedics, nurses, and our Prayer Group will assist. Need a ride? Call the
rectory,
234-6830. Refreshments after Mass provided by The Sanctuary Guild. This Mass fulfills your
Sunday obligation.
ATTENTION ALL 8th GRADERS AND THEIR PARENTS Next Sunday, Nov. 4th, during
the 12:00 Mass, all students preparing for Confirmation will participate in the Rite of
Enrollment. Immediately following the Mass will be a short mandatory informational
meeting
in the church.
POOR SOUL MOMENTOS
November is the month dedicated to the Poor Souls.
We celebrate our love for departed relatives and friends by remembering them daily at
Mass.
This time provides an opportunity to deepen our faith in the Resurrection as well and to remind
us of the spiritual presence of those deceased with whom we will one day be reunited. We
invite
you to personally share in this sacred remembrance by sending the names of your dear
departed
ones. We will place these names at the altar for the month of November. An envelope is
provided
in your packet. Please write the names of those to be remembered and drop it in the collection
basket.
WOULD YOU HELP US? The church will be cleaned on Friday, Nov. 9, beginning at 5
pm.
Please bring buckets and cleaning cloths. Carol Pearce will coordinate our efforts.
IN YOUR PRAYERS THIS WEEK: Anthony Brzozowski, Dolores Brzozowski, John Kasper,
Helen Walker, Joe Kovacs, Tony Ravotti, Zachary Miller, Tony Bilcik, Jr., Susan Kellogg, Brian
Shaffer, Mary Lou Herman, Tina Smith, George Hargis, Wanda Hayes, Viola Winters, Catherine
Walers, Maryellen Pedersen, Louis Minor, John Kulinski, Joe Krapinski, Mike Krisko, Jean
Lukacz, Karen Gustke, Sally Miska, Eleanor Beres, Anna Larch, Frank Pasela , Dick Bedell,
Susanne Riddles, Edith Marshall, Frances Chrostowski and Carmella Bradshaw.
IN NURSING HOMES: Frank Piskur, Ed Wisniewski, Rose Kwiatkowski, Mary
Grabowski,
Marcella Wiemer, Virginia Wright, Nellie Brill, John & Bernice Bryda, Virginia Finamore,
Margaret Ebert, Elvira Mancini, Nellie Kopea, Frances Basinski, Constance Russo,
Virginia
Gonzales, Jane Pindroh, Victor Butkiewicz, Andy Lucas, Julia Berg, Anna Palkovic, Esther
Heath.
FROM THE PASTOR'S DESK
Dear Parishioners,
This week many folks will be celebrating Halloween. Halloween has grown into a major
secular holiday in our American culture. For those who don't value devotion to the saints, the
Eve
has become .hollow. instead of .hallow.. The purpose behind it has become lost. Take
away
the saints and our beliefs about the dignity and destiny of human beings, and the only thing
left
is pre-Christian superstition regarding the dead.
Hallow is the same word for .holy. that we find in the Lord.s Prayer, and e.en is a
contraction of evening.. The word Halloween itself is a shortened form of .All Hallow.s
Eve,.
the day before All Saints Day.
We celebrate ALL SAINTS DAY as a HOLYDAY OF OBLIGATION, in the same way that
we celebrate Sunday. In order to fulfill your obligation, Masses will be offered:
WEDNESDAY EVENING at 5:00 P.M. On THURSDAY, Masses will be 7:30 AM, 10:00
AM,
and 7:00 PM.
It.s important that we celebrate the religious connection of ALL SAINTS DAY and
protect
our children from any danger. Halloween can be like our Mardi Gras before a very serious
Lent.
We should be able to laugh at the dark side and dress up in costumes and have parties. Let's
reclaim our heritage with all the story power, creativity and joyous good fun that we can.
Let's
use it to help us become the saints WE are each called to be.
God bless you!
Father Keller
YOUR GIFT TO GOD AND THE PARISH Last week-end amounted to $ 7,000.00 and to the
Missions $650.00.
REMINDER: NEWLY FORMED MENS GROUP
Will meet this Saturday, November 3rd, for the 8:30 Mass, breakfast, and meeting after
Mass, below the Church. See you there and bring a friend!
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND OUR YOUTH
GROUP BAKE SALE. Sat. & Sun., Oct. 27 & 28 after all Masses. Stop by for a treat to .eat n
run. or take home a selection for family or friends.
ROSARY FOR LIFE We pray for the victims of terror. Please join us in prayer. We meet on
First
Saturday, Nov. 3, at St. Andrew Abbey, located on Buckeye & Martin Luther King @
8:30
am. Liturgy follows @ 9:15 am.
FLU SHOTS TUESDAY, OCT. 30. The city of Berea will be offering flu shots Tues., Oct. 30th,
9-1 pm at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 276 Bagley Rd. Medicare accepted. All others 18 yrs. &
older - $15.00. Call Berea Rec. to schedule appt. 826-5890.
GIANT EAGLE APPLES FOR OUR STUDENTS PROGRAM.
Our school is once again participating in the Giant Eagle Apples for the Students program!
Giant Eagle provides an opportunity for schools to get much needed Free computer and
educational related equipment into our classrooms. BUT THIS YEAR, WE DON.T HAVE
TO
COLLECT RECEIPTS!!! To participate and help our school, follow these simple steps:
1) REGISTER your Giant Eagle Advantage Card by calling 1-800-474-4774
2) ENTER our school ID# 2041
3) SHOP with your Giant Eagle Advavantge Card. After you register, each scan of your card
will help our school The program begins Nov. 4. Be sure to register soon! Questions: Rita
Mensurati (440) 826-9607.
THE FATHERS. & MOTHERS. CLUBS OF MAGNIFICAT HIGH SCHOOL cordially invite
you to Night-in- Blue Bazaar & Spaghetti Dinner, Sat., Nov. 3, 5.11 pm. Sun. Nov. 4, 4-9 pm.
Children.s corner, games for entire family, bingo & raffle Pontiac Sunfire, 2001.
FOR OUR SERVICE MEN AT HOME AND ABROAD Is there a service man in your life
or that of your family called to active duty? If so our St. Adalbert Youth Group would like
to
remember them with a gift for Christmas. They are preparing holiday packages to send to
those dear to you. Using the coupon below tell us who and where they are. Drop in the
collection
basket.
NAME, ADDRESS, CITY, STATE & ZIP
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Parish Staff
Pastor: Rev. Gerald J. Keller
In Residence: Rev. Ray Horley
Weekend Associate:
Rev. Michael Brunovsky, OSB
Deacon: Rev. Mr. Donald Butkovic
Pastoral Ministers:
St. Thelma Gethart, CSJ
Sr. Marilyn Ambrosic, O.P.
Principal: Mrs. Stephanie West
DRE of PSR: Diane Cook
Sacristan: Carol Pearce
School Secretary: Virginia Wilson
Rectory Secretary:
Custodian: Mark Moviel
Telephone Numbers:
Rectory.......................234-6830
School........................234-5529
Fax.............................234-2588
Convent......................234-1096
Cafeteria/hall..............243-9559
Library........................234-0837
Credit Union...............243-3297
PSR Office..................234-0837
Modular Classroom.....234-8232
Rectory Office Hours:
Secretary
Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Priests:
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m,
Order of Masses:
Saturday evening: 4:30 p.m.
Sunday morning: 8:30, 10:30 and 12:00
Holy Days: to be announced; please consult bulletin
Baptisms: Previous arrangements to be made at rectory. Sacramental preparation classes for
parents required.
Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00 til 4:00 p.m.
Matrimony: Notify priest of the parish six months in advance of your wedding date. Time for
instruction and the paper work is needed. Pre Cana Day at St. Adalbert (the last Sunday of
February) is required.
New Parishioners: You are most welcome. Please register by calling the rectory or by dropping
in.
Funerals: Family is asked to make arrangements personally at rectory, not over telephone
P.S.R. - religious instructions for public school children:
Grades 1-8, meet each Monday, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
High School Youth Group, grades 9-12, meet every other Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
Meetings and Deadlines:
Avila (Vocations).................2nd Thursday
Altar & Rosary Society........Meets Quarterly
Bingo....................................5:30 p.m. Sunday
Boosters................................7:00 p.m. 3rd Tuesday
Boy Scouts............................7:00 p.m. 1st & 3rd Thursday
Cub Scouts............................7:00 p.m. 1st Thursday
Bulletin..................................3:00 p.m. Tuesday
Choir......................................7:30 p.m. Wednesday
Education Commission..........4th Monday
Golden Agers.........................1:30 p.m. 1st Tuesday
Holy Hour..............................3:00 p.m. Saturday
Parish Council........................8:00 p.m. 2nd Monday
Perpetual Help Novena..........7:30 p.m. Tuesday
Sanctuary Guild.....................7:00 p.m. 3rd Friday
Spiritual Life Commission....1st Monday
Charismatic Prayer & Praise..7:30 p.m. Tuesday
Principal's Advisory Board...7:00 p.m. 2nd Tuesday
Parents of St. Adalbert...........7:00 p.m. 1st Thursday
Market Pick-up Day...............5:30-6:30 3rd Tuesday
St. Vincent de Paul..................8:00 p.m. last Thursday
Welcome to St. Adalbert Church, Berea Ohio "Christ's peace & love be with you!"
St. Adalbert, a Roman Catholic parish of the southwest Cleveland suburbs, is committed to be a
caring, eucharistic community. Our strong ethnic heritage enables us to strengthen and preserve
our faith and family values.
We seek to share the good news of the gospel through a vibrant liturgical and prayer life and
effective ongoing educational programs for the youth and adults.
Empowered by the holy spirit, we live our faith in action through ministries of service reaching
out to the needs of our parish and our community.
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