WEEKDAY MASSES
Sunday, August 29
8:30: Susan
11am: George Dooley, RIP
Monday, August 30 8am: Diane Shumate
5:30: Patrick Moran
Tuesday, August 31
8am: Robert Collins
5:30: Dale Proll
Wednesday, September 1
8am: Jack Chambers
5:30: Steve Cvitkovich
Thursday, September 2
8am: James Ryan
5:30: Joe Manno
Friday, September 3
8am: Tom Cleary
5:30: Peter Powers
Saturday, September 4
8am: Chris Krosel
4:30: Helen Dutkowski
GREETERS: September 4, 5
4:30: Mary Oswald
8:30am: Keith McCormic
11am: Sunshine Group
SERVERS: September 4, 5
4:30pm: Sarah J.
8:30am: Audrey F.
11am: Anthony C.; Jarrett, Logan A.
MIN –LEC. September 4, 5
4:30pm: Maureen Bihn,
Sandy & John Gasior
8:30: Randi Allard, Ed Allard,
Karen Schlote
11am: Kathleen Knittel,
Frank Johanek, Karen Czajkowski
COFFEE & DONUTS September 5
Linda Swit
LAST SUNDAY: $5,151 Thank U!
COUNTERS: September 5
Bob Smith, Neil Raleigh,
Frank Kost, Dick Whalen
WEEKLY PARISH CALENDAR
Sun. 5:30pm: Rosary for Peace
Wed., 6:30: Book Discussion
Fri., 9am: 1st Fri. Communion Calls
Sat., 3:30: Nursing Home Mass
Mon., Wed., Fri.: Food Pantry, 10 - 2
Tue., Wed., Thu.: 5:30: Hot Meals
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Hubert Keating, Rosemary Zak, Jim Doherty, Jim Misak, Dave Rich, Tom Lacey, Cynthia Melick, John Webb (8:29); Jim O’Leary, Ken Lipka, Robin Roberts, Conor Kramer, Cormac Kramer, Nick Passafiume (8:30); Elidia Ortiz, Joe Gura, Suzanne Angle, Angela Shobey, Charles Hinchliffe, Kayla Carreon, Madeline Gall (8:31); Lillian Wood, Mario Alai, Modesto Feliciano, Brad Fellows, Kelsey Bonacci (9:1); Pete Meier, Julie Trott-Helsey, Katy Maistros, Maxine Nicholson (9:2); Megan Hudson, Rickey Collins, Rachel Costella (9:3); Mary Hanna, Josh Lacey (9:4)
SEP. CHARITY: W.SIDE CATH. CTR
Any non-perishable food for meals
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN
Inappropriate behavior
216 334 2999 216 696 5437
NOTRE DAME BARBEQUE 2010
Sun. Sept. 19th & 26. 440 286 7101.
BANNS OF MATRIMONY
Jeffrey Wenham & Katherine Joyce;
Eric Endress & Jessica Kerns;
Victor Dugum & Yazmin Torres;
Bradley Stevenson & Alexis Africa
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PRAYERS AND BEST WISHES
To Patrick Redmond and Jessica Ferrari, married here.
WELCOME IN BAPTISM
Aida Qualiotto and Erin organ
PEACE PRAYER OF ST. FRANCIS
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred let me sow love. Where there is injury pardon. Where there is doubt – faith. Where there is despair – hope. Where there is darkness – light. Where there is sadness – joy.
O Divine Master grant that I may seek Not so much to be consoled as to console. To be understood as to understand. To be loved as to love. To be pardoned as to pardon.
For it is in giving that we receive, pardoning that we are pardoned, and in dying that we’re born to eternal life.
A CALL TO BE WELCOMING
To those mourning loss of parish.
Malachi Mass Schedule
Mon. – Fri: 7am, 12noon
Sat. – 4:30pm
Sun. 9:30, 11am, 12:30pm
IGNATIAN VOLUNTEER INVITE
Retired? Help others? 574 6300.
NCCB ON IMMIGRATION REFORM www.justiceforimmigrants.org
ST. PATRICK HOOLEY
Sept. 12, 3pm cf. Flyer
CATHOLIC COMMUNICATIONS
Collection Sept. 26; cf packet
MALACHI GOLF OUTING/DINNER
Mon., Sept. 20, 11:30am; 771 3036
BOOK DISCUSSION
Wed., Sept. 1, 6:30pm, Rectory:
“The Help”, 440 777 6594
A.E.D – CPR TRAINING DAY SET
Automatic External Defibrillator: Training: Sun. Aug. .29”after Mass
MALACHI WEEKLY PRAYER GPS.
Wed. St. Malachi Church: 7pm
Week 1: Praying the Scriptures
Week 2: Taize Prayer
Week 3: Contemplative Living
Week 4: The Rosary or Labyrinth
Week 5: Adoration of Eucharist
Contact: jackierose@aol.com
SEEDS OF LITERACY TUTORS
Training Sep. 18, 216 661 7950 x. 10
ST. JOHN POLIISH FESTIVAL
Sun. Sept. 3 – 5; 216 781 9095
PSR REGISTRATION
Sept. 12 & 19
PARISH HOT MEAL
Sept. 8; volunteers needed;
Deacon Bill; 631 6872
GOLDEN SHAMROCK MEETING
Sun., Sept. 5th, 9:30
AA SAMARITAN MINISTRY
St. Malachi Hall; 11 am – 3:30pm: , Sat., Sept., 18: & 25: 440 250 9959
MALACHI MEN SPIRITUALITY
Richard Rohr 440 572 1751.
CREATION SPIRITUALITY
Sr. Mary McCormick OSU
Malachi Hall: Sept. 8. 6pm
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TUESDAY: EVERYDAY PROPHETS
St. Malachi, noon Mass: bag lunch, Sept. 14: Rev. Doug Horne:. U. C.C.
SUICIDE PREVVENTION BENEFIT Sun. Oct. 3: 216464 3471
MALACHI HOUSE CASINO
Fri., Oct. 8, St. Clarence.
JCU FAIR TRADE EXPO
Sat., Oct. 9, 9am – 4pm;
www.OhioFairTrade.com
RESPONSE TO POVERTY
Ursuline: Sat., Oct. 9,
9am – noon; 440 684 6092
ZING AUTUMN ZONGS ZESTILY
-To jump into the river in Paris is
to be “in Seine.
- Dijon Vu: Same mustard as before
- Bicycles can’t stand on their own
cuz they’re “two tired.”
- Will – a dead “give-away”
- Time flies like an arrow ,
Fruit flies like a banana
ANNOUNCEMENT
In today’s bulletin, find an invitation to serve in one of four openings on the Parish Council.
There will be a meeting of candidates with Council on Sept. 7 at 6:30pm in the Rectory. Role of Council and each position will be shared and candidates invited to cite the gifts they would bring to the council.
22ND SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Both the Wise Man of the Old Testament Time, and Jesus call us this week to the need to be humble.
Humility is grounded in reality – it is truth. One who is humble knows his/her place in the total scheme of creation and is grateful.
Humility calls for a recognition that God is in charge – all we have is gift of the Good God, and our best response to our God is to acknowledge our brokenness and to give God a “Contrite and humble heart.”
To be humble we must know who God is – who we are – and how we are related.
God, as resident of Eternity, has everything that we perceive and live moment by moment in one
ETERNAL NOW.
Before the world was made, God knew each of us – our flaws – our glories – and it was the combination of the two – saint and sinner that God loves.
The other factor in this is that God also has before Him all we will become. This we do not know yet.
When we look in the mirror in the morning, our first line should be
Good morning. Second line: Thank You – You do good work.
As a poster in the 60’s once said:
God made me and God don’t make
Junk. And this too is humility.
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