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ST. MARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTIONWOOSTER, OHSUNDAY,APRIL 21, 20191
EASTERSUNDAYOFIMMACULATETHE RESURRECTIONOF THE LORDST.MARYOF THECONCEPTIONAPRIL 21, 2019WOOSTER,OHParish Founded 1846Diocese of ClevelandNelson J. Perez,Bishop527 BEALL AVENUE WOOSTER, OHIO 44691Phone: 330-264-8824 Faith Formation: 330-264-5838Parish Office Hours: Monday Friday: 9 am–5 pmEmail: stmarywoosteroffice@gmail.com Website: stmarywooster.orgTwitter: @StMaryoftheImm1 Facebook: stmarywoosterSchool Office: 330-262-8671 Daycare & Preschool: 330-262-2752School Facebook: stmarywooster1 Website: www.stmwoo.comBAPTISM:To plan for your child's baptism andpreparation class, call 330-264-5838.Packets for parents preparing for theirchild's Baptism are available in ParishOffice. Pre-registration is required.The next Pre Baptism Class will beTuesday, June 25 at 7 pm.MARRIAGE:RECONCILIATIONSaturdays . 3:30–4:30 pm.You may also call one of our priests to make an appointment.Contact a priest. Please makearrangements at least 6 months inadvance of a proposed wedding date.MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil . 5:00 pmSunday . 8:00 am, *11:00 am, 5:30 pmDaily . Consult Mass Schedule inside bulletin.MINISTRY WITH THE SICKAND HOMEBOUND:Eucharistic Adoration . Sun 6:30 pm—10:30 pm, Mon 9 am—Wed 10 pm(except during funerals and Masses)PARISH STAFFRev. Stephen P. Moran . PastorRev. Rich Samide . . Parochial VicarPeter J. Foradori . DeaconBob Zerrer. DeaconCamille Horvath . Pastoral AssociateAnn Giancola . Music DirectorDarcy Pajak . Director of OperationsCarol Matesich . Director of Faith FormationRachel Teague . Youth Ministry CoordinatorDonna Lohnes . Faith Formation Office SecretaryLaura Marvin . School PrincipalCarol Weyer . School SecretaryMichelle Hostetler . Daycare & Preschool DirectorMelissa Rosenbaum . BookkeeperJohnna Viator, .St. Vincent de Paul RepresentativeNancy Zuercher, Cheryl Davis . Office Associates2We are happy to bring the Eucharist or toprovide the Anointing of the Sick to thehomebound. Contact the parish office.MINISTRIES TO YOUTH:St. Mary Day School serves children inPre-K to grade 8 from Fall - Spring.Sunday Religious Education classes forPreschool – Gr. 8 held from 9:20am to10:40am (Sept.–early May) in School.High School Youth meet for MIC Nightson Sundays from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS:Typically a Funeral Director will contactus to make arrangements. If a relativedies elsewhere, be sure to contact theparish office.PARISH REGISTRATION:New parishioners are asked to call330-264-8824 to set up an appointmentfor registration.Parishioners with address or phonechanges are also encouraged to notifythe parish office.
ST. MARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTIONDear Parishioners:The following is excerpted the 2009 Easter homily from ofPope Emeritus Benedict XVI:From the depths of my heart, I wish all of you a blessed Easter. one of the questions that most preoccupies men and women is this: what is there after death? To this mystery today ssolemnity allows us to respond that death does not have the lastword, because Life will be victorious at the end. This certaintyof ours is based not on simple human reasoning, but on a historical fact of faith: Jesus Christ, crucified and buried, is risenwith his glorified body. Jesus is risen so that we too, believingin him, may have eternal life. This proclamation is at the heartof the Gospel message. As Saint Paul vigorously declares: "IfChrist has not been raised, our preaching is in vain and yourfaith is in vain." He goes on to say: "If for this life only we havehoped in Christ, we are of all men most to be pitied" (1 Cor15:14,19). Ever since the dawn of Easter a new Spring of hopehas filled the world; from that day forward our resurrection hasbegun, because Easter does not simply signal a moment in history, but the beginning of a new condition: Jesus is risen notbecause his memory remains alive in the hearts of his disciples,but because he himself lives in us, and in him we can alreadysavour the joy of eternal life.The resurrection, then, is not a theory, but a historical realityrevealed by the man Jesus Christ by means of his "Passover",his "passage", that has opened a "new way" between heavenand earth (cf. Heb 10:20). It is neither a myth nor a dream, it isnot a vision or a utopia, it is not a fairy tale, but it is a singularand unrepeatable event: Jesus of Nazareth, son of Mary, who atdusk on Friday was taken down from the Cross and buried, hasvictoriously left the tomb. In fact, at dawn on the first day afterthe Sabbath, Peter and John found the tomb empty. Mary Magdalene and the other women encountered the risen Jesus. Onthe way to Emmaus the two disciples recognized him at thebreaking of the bread. The Risen One appeared to the Apostlesthat evening in the Upper Room and then to many other disciples in Galilee.The proclamation of the Lord s Resurrection lightens up thedark regions of the world in which we live. I am referring particularly to materialism and nihilism, to a vision of the worldthat is unable to move beyond what is scientifically verifiable,and retreats cheerlessly into a sense of emptiness which isthought to be the definitive destiny of human life. It is a fact thatif Christ had not risen, the "emptiness" would be set to prevail.If we take away Christ and his resurrection, there is no escapefor man, and every one of his hopes remains an illusion. Yettoday is the day when the proclamation of the Lord s resurrection vigorously bursts forth, and it is the answer to the recurring question of the sceptics, that we also find in the book ofEcclesiastes: "Is there a thing of which it is said, See, this isnew ?" (Ec 1:10). We answer, yes: on Easter morning, everything was renewed. "Mors et vita, duello conflixere mirando:dux vitae mortuus, regnat vivus - Death and life have come faceto face in a tremendous duel: the Lord of life was dead, but nowhe lives triumphant." This is what is new! A newness thatchanges the lives of those who accept it, as in the case of thesaints.On behalf of the entire staff of St. Mary of the ImmaculateConception, a blessed Easter Sunday AND Easter season toyou and your families.Peace,3WOOSTER, OHMass Schedule and IntentionsSunday, April 21 *EASTER SUNDAY **7:00amEaster Sunday Mass*9:00amEaster Sunday Mass11:00amEaster Sunday Mass1:00pmSpanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville**No evening Mass and No evening Adoration**Monday, April 227:00amMass—Roseanne Walton †9:00amAdoration Opens9:30amMass at Danbury Woods Nursing HomeTuesday, April 237:00amMass—Marjorie Warther †Wednesday, April 249:30amMass—Russ Hamilton †10:00pmAdoration closesThursday, April 257:00amMass—Doris Massaro †Friday, April 267:00amMass—Joseph Urmetz †Saturday, April 273:30-4:30pmReconciliation / Confessions5:00pmMass—Charles Richard Smith †Sunday, April 288:00amMass—Amelia Schreiner †11:00amMass—Ronald Kelley †1:00pmSpanish Mass @ St. Agnes in Orrville5:30pmMass—Pro Populo (for St. Mary Parish)6:30-10:30pm Adoration2nd Collection — Weekend of April 27 & 28Catholic Home MissionsNext week, we will take up the Catholic Home MissionsAppeal. Right now, over 40% of diocese in the United Statesare considered mission territory because they are unable tofund essential pastoral work in their communities.Your support of this appeal eases the struggle of these dioceses. Please prayerfully consider how you can supportthis appeal. Find more information at www.usccb.org/home-missions.Please remember the recently deceased in your prayers:Edna Blanchard (Mother of Susan Vitaro), Charles Harris(Father of Debbie Jones), Ruth Yoders (Mother of MarkYoders)Please remember in your prayers the following people:Lou Blecha, Cynthia Crowner, Vincent DelPropost, Lori Hilt,Pat Hubert, Chuck Hurst, Mary Knoble, Tanya Knoble, JoeLackman, Michael Loreth, Stephen Messner, Barb Miller,Rev. John Mueller, Fr. Pierre Ruquoy, Angie Schafrath, MikeSenger, Christopher Sprosty, Ronald Stanford, Pam Tolliver,Stacey Tomassetti, Leroy WobserPrayers for Those Who Serve:Capt. Sean Curry, Capt. Gary Anthony DiVito, Lt. LaurenElkins, Col. Daniel Fowler, Capt. Chad Grimes, Maj. RonHustwit Jr, Lt. Col. Loren Kirchner, Staff Sgt. Wallace Lytle,Lt. Col. Jonathan Marion, 2nd Lt. Leah Mullenix, Lt. DougPorr, Sgt. Ed Schafrath Jr, Capt. Miles Stebbins, 1SG GregorySwayer, Sgt. Taylor WinsteadPrayer Line: To add someone’s name to the prayer line, callthe Parish office. Names are on our prayer list for one month.To carry a name longer, please contact the Parish Office.
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORDAPRIL 21, 2019In the News: St. Mary School“Growing in Character, Faith and Knowledge”Thank You to Everyone who attended the “Lenten Fish Fry”!We had an overwhelming turnout serving more than 300 guests. We are lookingahead for next year’s “Fish Fry” dates.Preparing for Their First Communion During Their Eucharistic RetreatSecond Grade Students and their families participated in an enjoyable Saturday at the Eucharistic Retreat on April 6th.Parents and First Communicants learned how to receive the sacrament, participated in a St. Mary Church ScavengerHunt, and made pew Family Banners for their Special Day. First Communion will be celebrated on Sunday, May 4that 11 AM and on Saturday, May 11th at 5 PM. Many students commented that they are excited but also nervous toreceive the sacrament.4
ST. MARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTIONWOOSTER, OHENCOUNTER THE RISEN CHRISTWEEKLY SCHEDULE(PH Parish Hall RLL Rectory Lower Level LIB Library YR Youth Room GYM School Gym)We prayed, fasted, and gave alms—andnow we celebrate Easter joy! Our Lentenjourney with CRS Rice Bowl challengesus as we encounter our Risen Lord tobring the hope of Resurrection to a worldin need.Don’t forget to bring in your CRS Rice Bowl any timeduring Holy Week and place them in the baskets at entrances.Monday, April 22 *Office is CLOSED*7:45amDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)8:45amCelebrate Recovery (LIB)NOONWomen’s Chaplet of Divine Mercy (LIB)Tuesday, April 236:30amMen’s Prayer Group (LIB)7:45amDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)6:30pmMary’s Tears (RLL)7:00pmK of C Council (Hall)Readings for the Week of April 21Wednesday, April 2410:15amDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)7:00pmALPHA Informational MeetingSunday:Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Lk 24:1-12 or Lk 24:13-35Monday:Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 910, 11 [1]/Mt 28:8-15Tuesday:Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20 and 22[5b]/Jn 20:11-18Wednesday:Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/Lk 24:13-35Thursday:Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9[2ab]/Lk 24:35-48Friday:Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118: 1-2 and 4, 22-24, 2527a [22]/Jn 21:1-14Saturday:Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1 and 14-15ab, 1618, 19-21 [21a]/Mk 16:9-15Next Sunday: Acts 5:12-16/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24[1]/Rv 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19/Jn 20:19-31Observances for the Week of April 21Sunday:Easter SundayMonday:Monday within the Octave of Easter;Earth DayTuesday:Tuesday within the Octave of EasterWednesday:Wednesday within the Octave of Easter;Administrative Professionals' DayThursday:Thursday within the Octave of EasterFriday:Friday within the Octave of Easter; ArborDaySaturday:Saturday within the Octave of Easter;Arbor DayNext Sunday: 2nd Sunday of Easter (Divine MercySunday)Thursday, April 257:45amDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)5:30pmAdult Confirmation (RLL)7:00pmR.C.I.A. (RLL)7:00pmAdult Renew (YR)Friday, April 267:45amDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)Saturday, April 277:00amThat Man is You (PH)3:00pmDivine Mercy Prayer (Church)7:00pmYoung Adults “Presence” (TBD)Sunday, April 289:20amPSR—Parish School of Religion (School)9:30amAFF—Pivotal Players Video #6 (PH)6:30pmYouth MIC Night (YR)6:30pmFlame of Love Holy Hour (church)7:00pmGOSNELL movie showing (PH)ATTN: Graduating High School SeniorsMagnificat ScholarshipThe Magnificat Scholarship was established in 2006through the generosity of parishioners who wishedto provide the astounding young women and men ofour parish with assistance in continuing education.Application packets are available in the Parish Hallon the corner cabinet. Completed applications andthe accompanying documents are to be returned toLiturgical Publications Inc.Donna Lohnes via the Parish Office byno later than 4 pm, Monday, April 29, 2019.FINANCIAL NEWS4/7/19BULLETIN Submission RequirementsRegular Collection weekly goal: 20,000.00In Pew . . 20,021.35Electronic Giving . . 1,572.00Total . . 21,593.35Major Repair: . . . 1,591.00Eastern Europe: . . . 664.00NOTE: Due to the Publisher’s early deadline, April 14weekend’s collections will be published next week.The regular deadline for submission is Friday 11:00amfor the following week’s weekend bulletin.Need a half or full page space? Call Cheryl at office fordesign guidance and bulletin inclusion opportunities.Please send all bulletin information to: Cheryl Davis atCDavis.stmarywooster@gmail.com5
EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORDMARY’S TEARSAPRIL 21, 2019ADULT FAITH FORMATIONGRIEF SUPPORT GROUPAFF Winter 2019 SeriesPivotal Players: Six 1-hour videos oninfluential people who not only shaped the6 Tuesday EveningsBeginning APRIL 23rdfrom 6:30 to 8:00 pmHave you lost a loved one recently or some time ago?We invite you to join us.Perhaps you were part of a Mary’s Tears group previously and are struggling again with loss? We inviteyou to join us a second time.Do you know someone who is dealing with loss?A personal word of invitation from youmight be helpful.life of the Church but changed the course of civilization.On Sunday, April 28 at 9:30 am and repeatedon Wednesday, May 1 at 7 pm in Parish HallMichelangelo - The ArtistFor more information, call Mary at 330-464-4911Adult Renew GroupAre you over 35 and single, divorced orwidowed?Come join us as we renew our livesin prayer and fellowship!Let us know how we can help!For Info or To Register, contact a facilitator:Tony Gallagher: 330-321-3854Joan Columbus: 330-262-8276 Mary Jicha: 330-601-0236Meets on 2nd & 4th ThursdaysThe next meeting will be April 25, 2019A Gift for Celebration and RemembranceQuestions: Call or EmailDeacon Martin Dober will be ordained to the priesthood onMay 18th and we would like to show him our support andcongratulations with a gift. Would you like to help?We will be collecting donations to purchase a Marian vestment to remind him of his time spent with us at St. Maryof the Immaculate Conception. Any extra money collectedwill be given to him as a gift as well.You can bring your donations to the parishoffice by May 1. If you have any questions,contact Jamie Durstine at 330-683-9478 orjalynn12@yahoo.com.Dona Majka 330-264-9871, gandd843@sssnet.comor Maryann Pacek 330-345-1170,maryannpacek@embarqmail.com6
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MARY OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION WOOSTER, OH Parish Founded 1846 Diocese of Cleveland Nelson J. Perez, . School Office: 330-262-8671 Daycare & Preschool: 330-262-2752 School Facebook: stmarywooster1 Website: www.stmwoo.com . 9:30am Mass at Danbury Woods Nursing Home Tuesday, April 23 7:00am Mass—Marjorie Warther † Wednesday .
