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THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
JANUARY 26th, 2020
Parish Staff Fr. Steve Zeigler, Priest 330-542-3466 [email protected] Ed Cerezo, (Inside Out) Groundskeeper /Janitor 724-712-4030
Rosalie D’Angelo, Director of Music 330-542-3100
Gloria Farrow, Sacr istan 330-542-3466 [email protected]
Bill McMahon, Deacon 330-542-3466 [email protected]
Bonnie Mealy, Business Manager 330-542-3466 [email protected]
Helen Parry, Parish Secretary/Bulletin Editor 330-542-3466 [email protected]
Al Pompeo, Coordinator of Rel. Ed. 330-542-3466 [email protected]
Grant Williams, Website Manager 330-398-5759 [email protected] JoAnn Yaskulka, Rel. Ed. Secretary 330-542-3824 [email protected]
BAPTISM: Parents are asked to call the rectory to ar r ange for a Baptism meeting with the pastor. A date for the Baptism will be ar-ranged at your preparation meeting.
MARRIAGE: Couples wishing to marry at the par ish should contact the parish office as soon as possible to reserve a date for the wedding and to schedule a time to meet with the pastor. Contact should be made no less than six months before your intended date of marriage.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Individuals who will be having surgery or are suffering from a chronic illness should receive the Anointing of the Sick. Please contact the parish office for a time to receive the sacrament.
VISITATION OF THE SICK: Visitation, pr ayer , and Commun-ion are offered to our homebound and/or sick on a regular basis. Simply call the parish office.
HOSPITAL VISITATION: If you know of a par ishioner who is in a hospital, please contact the parish office to inform us of an admis-sion as no hospital is allowed to contact us. Be sure to specify the location of the hospital.
JOINING ST. PAUL’S: Anyone who wishes may join St. Paul’s. We are proud of our parish’s hospitality, warmth, and friendship. We invite you to become part of our parish family. Once you are comfortable among us, we invite you to join any of our parish organizations or programs. We encourage each single adult in a family to be registered in his or her own name. If you must leave the parish, please let us know. In your journey, we wish you well and thank you for the time you did spent with us.
SUNDAY LITURGIES SATURDAY 4pm at St. Paul’s SUNDAY 8:30 am at Holy Rosary SUNDAY 10:30am at St. Paul’s
HOLY DAY LITURGIES (Consult Bulletin)
LITURGY OF THE WORD WITH EUCHARIST WEDNESDAY 8am
NO MASS OR LITURGY OF THE WORD WITH EUCHARIST MONDAY OR FRIDAY
WEEKDAY MASSES TUESDAY & THURSDAY 8am
CONFESSIONS First Saturday of the Month 3-3:45pm or by appoint-ment by calling 330-542-3466
St. Paul the Apostle Parish 10143 Main Street-P.O. Box 515
New Middletown, OH 44442
Parish Office: 330-542-3466 Religious Ed. Center: 330-542-3824 Parish Hall (Pirohy): 330-542-3525
FAX: 330-542-2448 Website: www.stpaulnewmiddletown.org
Bulletin online: https://www.parishesonline.com/find/st-paul-
the-apostle-church-44442
Pastoral Council Members
Dave & Alvera Bell 330-727-0999 [email protected] Rita Combis 330-953-1656 [email protected] Becca Goterba 330-503-6366 [email protected] Harry Kale 330-506-0966 [email protected] Brian Kolenich 330-881-8693 [email protected] Debbie Pryor 330-502-8064 [email protected] Jan Ricciardi 330-509-3752 [email protected] Dominic Russo 330-540-4653 [email protected] Colleen Scheck 330-550-4352 [email protected] Grant Williams 330-398-5759 [email protected]
50+ Group Adult Faith Formation
Altar Guild Altar Servers Bereavement Prayer Group
Church Environment Eucharistic Ministers
Evangelization Garden Angels
Gifting Program Homebound Visitation
Hospitality Knights of Columbus
Lectors Liturgy Committee Men’s Fellowship
Mission Team Music Ministry
Nursing Home Ministers Pastoral Council
Pirohy Prayer Blanket
Prison Outreach PSR (Parish, School, Rel.)
RCIA/RCIC Respect Life
Rosary Ministry St. Vincent de Paul
Silas Marners Sponsor Couples
STCCC. Table of Plenty
Welcoming Committee Women’s Bible Study
Parish Ministry Opportunities
We encourage you to prayerfully consider join-ing one or more of our committees/ministries as a way of offering service to our parish and commu-nity.
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JANUARY 26th, 2020
MASS SCHEDULE+DENOTES DECEASED
SATURDAY, January 25, 2020 4pm +Alvera G. Billock SNDAY, January 26, 2020 10:30am Members of St. Paul’s MONDAY, January 27, 2020 No Liturgy of the Word With Eucharist
TUESDAY, January 28, 2020 8am +Bob & +Germaine Scahill WEDNESDAY, January 29, 2020 8am Liturgy of the Word With Eucharist
THURSDAY, January 30, 2020 8am +Mildred Plecnik FRIDAY, January 31, 2020 No Liturgy of the Word With Eucharist SATURDAY, February 1 4pm Members of St. Paul’s +Evelyn Paes & son, +Keith SUNDAY, February 2 10:30am +Andre Rovder-25th Anniversary of Death +Mary Nichiporchik
February 2 Fourth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
First Reading: Zephaniah 2:3; 3:12-13 I will leave in your midst a people humble and
lowly.
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:26-31 God chose the weak of the world.
Gospel: Matthew 5:1-12a Blessed are the poor inspirit.
FROM DEACON BILL: Well here we are already through the month of Janu-ary. Were does the time go? It’s so easy to get lost in the craziness of the day as we try and fit in as much as we can into a single day. It’s time like these we have to ask ourselves if we are taking time to take care of our mental, physical, and spiritual health. Are we truly taking in those special moments of life and using them to refresh ourselves? Life tends to try and dictate to us what we should and shouldn't be doing, and with this lifestyle it makes it very tough to fit God into our lives. We as Catholics have been given the great gift of our faith to help us center our-selves and focus on God, whether we pick up our rosary, sit in front of a crucifix, or crack open that bible that is just sitting on shelf. Whatever our favor-ite faith practices, we must grab hold of them and use them to help us slow and enjoy the ride more!
This Weekend's Gospel reading takes us back to that powerful moment when Jesus calls out to men fish-ing and says "Come after me and I will make you fishers of men!" We see these men drop their lives and follow this man. Unbeknown to them, they were following the only true Son of God. What a moment this must have been for them? They must have been scared out of their minds to leave their livelihoods to follow someone they barely knew. Faith and hope has a very funny way of making us rise to the occa-sion and live a life of courage! Our faith and hope gives us the ability to continue during the difficult and hectic times, but it also helps the good times in our lives become great! As we start heading towards Lent, let us "drop our nets" and follow Him!
HAVE A GREAT WEEK!
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MINISTRY OF THE WEEK: Bereavement:
Members of this committee correspond with the de-ceased’s family with a care package and by writing cards to them periodically throughout the next year on dates that have been proven to be important. The parish sup-plies the cards and the committee member assigned to a family is asked, if possible, to make a visit at the funeral home. As part of our All Soul’s Day Commemoration, a Mass of Remembrance will be offered for those who died within the year. The families of those who died will be invited to participate in the Mass in a special way. For information, call Barb Bartolovich at 330-757-4633.
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JANUARY 26th, 2020
THE WEEK AHEAD
MONDAY, January 27, 2020 TUESDAY, January 28, 2020 6pm Prayer Group in Day Chapel WEDNESDAY, January 29, 2020 9am Scripture Study in Church THURSDAY, January 30, 2020 7:30pm Men’s Group in Gathering Space FRIDAY, January 31, 2020 SATURDAY, February 1 Prayer After Mass SUNDAY, February 2 Prayer After Mass 8pm AA Meeting in Lower Hall
This bulletin is furnished to our parish without charge as the ad-vertisements that appear in it, completely defray its cost. Please patronize the sponsors located on the back pages of our bulletin. Thank them for sup-porting our parish. This week’s
advertiser is:
MARK D. DeGENOVA, D.D.S.
PRAYERS ANSWERED from
SILVER BOX:
PRAISE JESUS, FR. STEVE IS SAFELY
HOME. GOD IS KIND AND MERCIFUL.
M inister’s Schedule, February 1st/2nd (If you are unable to come when scheduled, please arrange for a replacement!)
4pm 10:30am
Lector: P.Allen R.Butch B.Mealy T.Dalesandro
Servers: Rolands C.Lefoer G.Economus M.Wymer N.Hephner M. McAllister
Eucharistic: T.Humphries D.Zagorsky R.Bero G.Kupec T.Franjko N.Dalesandro C.Hovanic Szokes G.Roland S.Goterba S.Corso G.Klepfer I.Scullen B.Sabelli P.Hatala B.D’Apolito
Hospitality: P.Perrine L.McKenna B.Tabaka B.Goterba R.Bezilla C.Lucci C.Fanta J.Gbur
STCCC FOOD PANTRY NEWS
January RECOMMENDED FOOD PANTRY ITEMS ARE: macaroni & cheese and toilet paper. Please place your donations in the white baskets near the entrance doors to the parish hall. Thank you for helping those in need! Food distribution is held at the Free-dom Methodist on 170, the third Thursday of each month, 11am-1pm and 6-7pm.
CHURH OVERSEAS COMBINED COLLECTION:
This weekend the Diocese of Youngstown is holding the Church Overseas Combined Collection for ministries of the Church around the globe. These ministries of the Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Holy Fa-ther/Peter’s Pence, the Church in Central and Eastern Europe, and the Church in Latin America assist the Church in serving people who are hungry, refugees, victims of natural disasters, and development pro-jects.
Please give generously to this collection which combines four collections in one.
Yeah ANOTHER BUS TRIP SPONSORED BY 50+:
MGM Casino, Wednesday, February 19th, free buffet, $25 back in gambling cash, leave 9am and home by 6pm. Res-ervations due by Monday, February 10th. For more information or to reserve, call Betty at 330-953-3823. Hope you saw the flyer in last week’s bulletin.
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JANUARY 26th, 2020
FREE COMMUNITY MEALAALL FREE CCOOMMMMUUNNITY MMEAAAL
This Tuesday, January 28th, 2020 Luther’s Table Zion Lutheran
New Middletown
Valentine's Day Event at the Ur-suline Center: Everyone is invit-ed to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Ursuline Center’s annual Val-
entine’s Day Dinner, Fri., Feb. 14th 6:30pm. Tickets are $30, included is en-tertainment by The Youngstown Connec-tion, all beverages including wine, appetizers of crackers, cheese and fruit, the main meal, catered by Can-field’s Broad Street Diner, featuring tur-key and stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry salad, rolls and butter. Dessert is chocolate mousse in edible chocolate bowls, and additional chocolates are provided at each table. For tickets, call the Ursuline Center at 330-799-4941. All proceeds from the event benefit Ministries of the Ursuline Education & Wellness Center, which is part of Ursuline Minis-tries. THE ALTAR GUILD MEETING FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD, WILL BE HELD AT THE GOLDEN RYE, 9AM.
ATTENTION ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:
We are excited to present a new and exciting ministry at our parish. We are having a
YOUTH GAME NIGHT this Sunday, January 26th in our parish hall for everyone in high
school and WE NEED YOU THERE!
Bring friends, your appetite, an open mind and your game on!
From 5 to 7pm, come relax, eat, play games!
We would like to have a community service-based, active Youth Ministry and it can only
work if YOU ARE THERE.
Hope you saw the flyer inserted into an earli-er bulletin.
2020 TABLE OF PLENTY
SCHEDULE:
January 14th Confirmation Class February 11th Parish Council March 19th K of C April 14th Holy Week No Dinner May 12th Altar Guild June 9th Parish Staff July 7th Open Need Volunteers August 11th Boy Scouts September 8th Open Need Volunteers October 13th Kutchel & Friends November 10th Corso, May, & Friends December 8th Month of Christ- mas, No Dinner
Volunteers are needed to cover July and September. For more infor-mation or if interested, call Fran May at 330-549-5283 or Jerry Wansack at 330-542-2583.
WE EXPRESS OUR SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY OF VERNA ERWIN, daughter of Peggy and the late Don Erwin. Verna passed away on Saturday, January 11th.
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HAPPENINGS ELSEWHERE:
(1) Mass for Life: Each year in January we recall the infamous Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade that effectively legalized abortion on demand throughout the United States. Our diocese hosts a Mass for Life as a prayerful reminder that we “must protect and nurture human life at every stage of its existence.” Bishop Murry will preside at the Mass this Sunday, January 26th, at 4pm, at St. Columba Cathedral, Youngstown. The Mass for Life will include a Blessing of Children in the Womb and will be followed by a reception. If you know someone who is expecting a child, invite her and her family to attend the Mass for Life. All are welcome – no reservations needed. For more information, contact [email protected] or 330-744-8451, ext. 272.
(2) Holy Family Catholic School Open House: This Sunday, Janu-ary 26th, 10am-1pm, 2731 Center Rd., Poland. Come see everything that Holy Family has to offer, tour the building, meet our faculty, and sign up to WIN a $100 VISA gift card!
(3) Divorce, Annulments, and the Catholic Church: What you need to know about the process: Are you divorced and hoping to someday remarry in the Catholic Church? Please consider attending a brief presentation and discussion on the Annulment Process led by Fr. John Keener, J.C.L., this Tuesday, January 28th, at 6pm, at St. Paul Parish, 241 S. Main St., North Canton, in the North Room (lower level of the church). No cost and no reservation.
(4) First Friday Club of Greater Youngstown Welcomes The Most Reverend George V. Murry, S.J., Bishop of the Diocese of Youngs-town on Thursday, February 6th, at 11:30am to Avion on the Water Banquet Center, 2177 W. Western Reserve Road in Canfield. There will be an opportunity for participants’ questions to follow. Lunch is served at 11:30am with the presentation beginning at 12noon. The cost is $18. Call today 330-720-4498 - Reservations are limited! Visit our website www.firstfridayclubofgreateryoungstown.org
(5) Annual White Mass for all Health Professionals Including Men-tal Health Workers. The Annual White Mass – celebrating and recog-nizing the ministry and work of those in the health professions – will be held on Sunday, February 9th, at 10:30am, at the Cathedral of St. Co-lumba located at 154 W. Wood St. in Youngstown. Bishop George V. Murry, S.J., will preside. A reception will follow in the Cathedral Hall. All are welcome. For more information call 330-744-8451, ext. 272 or contact [email protected].
(6) Holy Apostle’s Parish Sts. Peter & Paul’s Valentine Bingo/Card Party, Sunday, February 9th, 2pm, 421 Covington, Youngstown. $7 donation, !0 years old and under $3. Lunch is provided.
(7) The Catholic’s Divorce Survival Guide at St. Paul Parish North Canton. The Catholic’s Divorce Survival Guide will be offered on Wednesday evenings, February 19, 26, March 4, 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and May 6 from 6:45 to 9pm, at St. Paul Parish, 241 S. Main St., North Canton in the North Room (lower level of the church). The Catholic’s Divorce Survival Guide is a DVD-based series with accompanying materials created to bring hope and healing to divorced and separated Catholics. In addition to top Catholic experts on church teachings, relationships, love, sex, marriage, divorce, and annulment, the presen-tations also feature the personal testimonies of twelve divorced Catholic men and women who share their real-life stories of hope and healing. No cost. To ensure your space or to learn about additional ministry to the divorced, contact the Of-fice of Pro-Life, Marriage, and Family Life at [email protected] or 330-744-8451, ext. 272.
THOUGHTS FROM YOUR CRE…… ………………………………………………
“…the people who sit in dark-ness
have seen a great light…” ~Matthew 4:16
Christ has always been the great LIGHT for all peo-ple, and He has always been needed to bring love, peace, and hope into a world filled with suffering and death. This LIGHT brings all people salvation and a place in heaven. As faith-filled people, we have to remember that the Christ child born in Bethlehem is that LIGHT, that Kingdom of God, that Salvation which is alive and present in our world and in our lives.
Keep that LIGHT shining bright in your life and make that LIGHT your number one priority this year. In everything you do and say, remember, Christ the Light, must be present.
THIS WEEK: 1.Saint Bosco, whose feast day is January 31st loved to entertain others. This week do something to enter-tain someone else. Share jokes, funny stories, or learn to juggle as Saint Bosco did, but be creative! 2. Light a candle this week to remind you that Christ is our LIGHT which brings us salvation.
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