'If Candlemas Day be fair and bright Winter will ... - St. Colette Church

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‘If Candlemas Day be fair
and bright
Winter will have another
fight.
If Candlemas Day brings
cloud and rain,
Winter will not
come again.’
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from January into February...
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Good Morning
Good afternoon
“In repeating what Christ did at the Last Supper in obedience to his command: "Do this in
memory of me!", we also accept Mary's invitation to obey him without hesitation: "Do
whatever he tells you." (Jn 2:5) With the same maternal concern which she showed at the
wedding feast of Cana, Mary seems to say to us: "Do not waver; trust in the words of my
Son. If he was able to change water into wine, he can also turn bread and wine into his
body and blood, and through this mystery bestow on believers the living memorial of his
Passover, thus becoming the 'bread of life'.” Ecclesia de Eucharistia, Blessed John Paul
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Dear Parish Family,
By the time this week ends it will be
February! 2013 is off to a quick start. The
week will begin with the Feast of St. Thomas
Aquinas, patron of Catholic Schools and the
author of the Summa Theologiae. On Thurs-
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day we celebrate the Feast of St. John Bosco.
On Saturday we will celebrate the Feast
of the Presentation of the Lord. –this marks 40
days since we celebrated Christmas. At one
time this was the conclusion of the Christmas
Season. It celebrates the presentation of the
Lord in the temple forty days after his birth and
the Feast of the Purification of Mary. It’s a day
when candles are blessed for home use reminding
us that the Christ came into the world as
the ‘Light of the World’. All sorts of traditions
have grown around this feast including our
own Groundhog Day which comes at the midpoint
of winter.
“Pennsylvania's earliest settlers were
Germans and they found groundhogs in profusion
in many parts of the state. They determined
that the groundhog, resembling the European
hedgehog, was a most intelligent and
sensible animal and therefore decided that if
the sun did appear on February 2nd, so wise an
animal as the groundhog would see its shadow
and hurry back into its underground home for
another six weeks of winter.” (groundhogday.org) >
‘If Candlemas Day be fair and bright
Winter will have another fight.
If Candlemas Day brings cloud and rain,
Winter won't come again.
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If Candlemas Day be dry and fair,
The half o the winter's to come and mair;
If Candlemas Day be wet and foul,
The half o the winter's gane at Yule.’ (anonymous)
So we will need to wait until Saturday,
February 2nd to see if Punxsutawney PHIL
sees his shadow or not....but one way or the
other we can be sure of this: the season which
follows winter is SPRING and it will once
again, with sun or snow, arrive on the Twentieth
of March! Enjoy the seasons—they too are
a gift of the Creator! Have a great week!
Fr. Krizner, The Lily, and (who is the heck is Phil?) Gracie

L
ily always knew that this would happen.
It was inevitable and just a matter of time.
So without hesitation she asked, “Gracie,
what are you doing?” With snow and mud covering
her face Grace took a break from her task to answer,
“I’m digging.” Lily came closer, “Digging for
what?” Again Gracie stopped her work -now somewhat
put off by Lily’s interfering questions. She
used her paw to remove snow from her nose and replied,
“I am digging a hole beneath this tree.” Lily
knew she should go no further but just one more
question and she would allow her sister to go on with
her task. And so with one word Lily asked, “Why?”
Gracie did not answer immediately as she
tugged and pulled on a root. Taking a break she said,
“I am digging a hole so that I can burrow in it and
then come back out again.” With a tilt of her head
Remember this is a SACRAMENTAL –like Ashes on ASH
WEDNESDAY or the use of Holy Water.
It is not a SACRAMENT but something to raise our minds
Lily asked, “Gracie,” is there a point to this?” Gracie
and hearts to the Lord and increase our devotion to Him.
gave out a growl and pulled back on the root. Satisfied
that it had been removed she turned to Lily and
said, “Yes, I want to burrow into the hole and then
come out and see if I will see my shadow.”
“Prayer is the raising of the mind to
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God.
Lily nodded, “I thought so. And I have to say
We must always remember this.
that I am disappointed with myself that I even
The actual words matter less.”
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― Pope John XXIII
asked.” Gracie simply smiled since she had no idea
what Lily meant. Lily slowly walked away shaking
her head in wonderment adding, “Let me know how
Lent begins on February 13th.
it turns out.” Gracie responded quickly, “Oh, I can’t
What are your plans?
do that today.” Lily stopped, “and why not?” Gracie
smirked, “Because it’s not February 2nd!!”
But here ended the conversation by Lily’s
own design. She laid down on the porch and watched
wondering aloud, “And when
Father sees the hole beneath the
tree I wonder if it will be 6
more weeks of treats or none
until
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Spring!”
ollowing Candlemas day we
F come to the feast of St. Blasé.
Legend says that Blasé, Bishop and
martyr, was also a physician. While
in prison he saved the life of a boy
who was choking on a fish bone.
Blasé became one of the most popular
saints of the Middle Ages invoked
for healings of every sort. Today this
tradition continues as a sacramental.
The Blessing of Throats will be used
as the final blessing of Mass this coming weekend, Saturday
and Sunday, February 2nd & February 3rd.
‘Through the intercession of St. Blasé, bishop and martyr,
may God deliver you from every disease of the throat and
from every other illness.’
What can or will you do to make Lent a personal
journey of change, prayer, and reflection?
This short paragraph from Catholic Customs and Traditions
by Greg Dues puts Lent into proper perspective.
“The whole church goes on retreat for six
weeks about a month and a half after the Christmas
Season. This annual spiritual renewal prepares for
the celebration of Christianity’s most fundamental
belief: Jesus was raised from the dead and is Christ,
the Lord! Lent, therefore, has no meaning in itself.
It prepares for Easter and new life.” (Greg Dues)
CHRISTMAS DINNER get-together!
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HIGH SCHOOLERS!
Veritas+
‘a Veri-good
place to be’
We’re waiting for
you to join us on
Tuesday Evenings
at 7 p.m.
Come and be a
part of the smiles!
7th graders now welcome
I have always believed that the more you ‘keep’ Lent
the more splendid is your personal celebration of Easter.
This is not a January 1st ‘Day for Resolutions’—
nor is Lent a time to decide that you are going to lose a
few pounds or begin an exercise regime for the sake of
‘your own self’. It is a time to consider your relationship
with the Lord Jesus Christ and how it can be
strengthened, renewed, and more fully lived out. This
may call for some ‘sacrifices’ and some hard work—
but it is done so for the Honor & Glory of God!
Think about it before Ash Wednesday rolls around!

atitude to all who worked and patronized
the Pancake Breakfast! The
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scent of maple syrup and sausage swept
through every inch of the rectory -
eventually fading by Monday morning! :)
Good Luck to all who will be a part of the Night at
the Races (Feb.2)! - and gratitude again to our
workers, our patrons, and to you for coming!
Have a great
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time!
and with Candlemas Day the season is over….
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as
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though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though
everything is a miracle.”
― Albert Einstein
Our Pre-Cana is
A FAMILY PRAYER FOR THE YEAR OF FAITH
scheduled for
O God our Father,
March 3rd.
It begins with the11:30
Mass and concludes around 5
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in Jesus you call all Christian families and homes
to be signs of living faith.
By the light of the Holy Spirit,
lead us to be thankful for the gift of faith,
and by that gift
light refreshments. It is a casual, comfort-
may we grow in our relationship with Jesus, your Son,
able, and informative time spent together with and be confident witnesses to Christian hope and joy
other couples and our own parish Team.
to all we meet.
If you are planning to get married in the
In the name of Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen
Church you must make a Pre-Cana here or at
-USCCB
another parish. For registration or information call
the Parish Office/leave a message for Carole.
Cost: $ 30.00 per couple
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* Some things to keep in mind for engaged couples
planning to be married-
You must be registered in the parish.
It is expected that you are participating at Mass on the
weekends and that you are truly living your faith.
You should contact the Parish Office 6 months before
your wedding. *
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The Party
stands for ‘Praising and
Rejoicing together in Your Name. It is for those in their
20’s or early 30’s-single or married!
It begins with a shared prayer which is followed up by
some great refreshments. It is a casual atmosphere where
everyone is made to feel welcomed! If you have never
tried it—please join us! SUNDAY at 6:30! TODAY!
Calling All Men: On Saturday, February
23rd Catholic Men’s Fellowship of Northeast Ohio is holding
their annual “Answer the Call” conference at Villa Angela-St.
Joseph High School in Cleveland. Key speakers
include Fr. Rick Wendell, a well known national speaker
from Milwaukee, and Catholic Evangelist Sean Forrest, a
frequent guest on EWTN. This year we will again offer
special break-out sessions for high school and college students.
We urge grandfathers and fathers to attend with their
grandsons and sons. Discounted prices are available
through advance registration for students and parish groups.
The conference begins with a light breakfast at 8:00a.m.
and concludes with 4pm Mass to be celebrated by Bishop
Richard Lennon. Registration includes breakfast, lunch,
and all conference programs. Speak with your parish contact
(enter name and contact info) or log on to
www.cmfneo.com for more information and to register.
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ST. COLETTE January 27 , 2013 BRUNSWICK, OH
MASS
INTENTIONS
SATURDAY January 26– Sts. Timothy & Titus
4:00 PM Helen Archer (k)
SUNDAY January 27
THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
8:00 AM Edward Medrick Sr. (l)
10:00 AM Parish Community (k)
11:30AM Laura Lesniak (k)
MONDAY- January 28-St. Thomas Aquinas
11:00 AM Charles Carlin (l)
TUESDAY January 29-Weekday
7:00 PM Alice Sedlak (k)
Family Perspectives
Jesus announces in Luke’s gospel that he comes to
proclaim liberty to captives and announce a year of favor
for the Lord. Far too many families are held captive and
victimized by domestic violence. One third of all women
have experienced abuse. Families need not live in fear!
There is help for victims and abusers. Break the silence
and call for help.
Readings for the Week of January 27, 2013
Sunday: Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10/1 Cor 12:12-30 or 12:12-14, 27/Lk
1:1-4; 4:14-21
Monday: Heb 9:15, 24-28/Mk 3:22-30
Tuesday: Heb 10:1-10/Mk 3:31-35
Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18/Mk 4:1-20
Thursday: Heb 10:19-25/Mk 4:21-25
Friday: Heb 10:32-39/Mk 4:26-34
Saturday: Mal 3:1-4/Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40 or 2:22-32
Next Sunday: Jer 1:4-5, 17-19/1 Cor 12:31--13:13 or 13:4-13/Lk 4:21-
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WEDNESDAY January 30-Weekday
11:00 AM Mark Schmidt (c)
FRIDAY - February 1-Weekday
11:00 AM Dorothy Sabo (l)
SATURDAY February 2-The Presentation of the Lord
4:00 PM John Gembus (k)
SUNDAY February 3
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
8:00 AM Kathleen Logan (k)
10:00 AM James Tench (k)
11:30AM Dorothy Kirk (h)
St. Timothy has been regarded by some as the
“angel of the church of Ephesus”, Revelation 2:1-17.
According to the ancient Roman martyrology he died
Bishop of Ephesus. During the Neronian persecution
St. John arrived at Ephesus, where he lived with St.
Timothy until he was exiled to Patmos under Domitian.
Timothy, who was unmarried,
continued as Bishop of
Ephesus until, when he was over
eighty years of age, he was mortally
beaten by the pagans.
According to early
tradition Titus continued after St.
Paul’s death as Archbishop of Crete, and died there
when he was over ninety.
REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
Our friends and relatives who are ill. May God grant them healing and
strength: Lou Barta, Brian Biggs, Kara Biggs, Karen Biggs,
Trevor Biggs, Ethel Bohaty, Cecelia Burkett, Charles Carlin,
Charles Cummings, Lloyd Dean, Adeline Dija, Mary Dumke,
Bob Dumke, Tim Early, Paul Ferko, Frances Finnen, Cora
Fleming, Bill Funta, Dale Gauman, Larraine Greeney, Ingrid Hankinson,
Kathy Haveneth, Marilyn Healy, Tom Healy, Sandy Healy, Kay Hodar, Reta
Harbottle, David Hughes, Charles Jamison, Kathy Jaworske, MaryKay
Jaworske, Mike Jaworske, Jonathan Jaworske, Dan Jenks, Kathy Kelley,
Ted Kopchik, Tiffany Larson, Sister Mary Lavin, Pam Laymon, Terry Lee
Jones, Ron Kovalsky, Barb Kovalsky, Lorraine Krusinski, Ted Lachanski,
Orest Macina, Angie Malleo, Mildred Matt, Kathy McCarthy, Joseph
McGlynn, Laura Michnovec, Marge Milavec, Louis Perhavec, Joan
Redmond, Christopher Rivituso, Theresa Ropelewski, Mark Rudolph,
Thomas Rustic, Mary Saunders, Rosalind Sciano, Tammy Curtin-Sikon,
Darren Sikon, Renate Smith, Mary Sromek, Maureen Swift, Jody Sumerauer,
Harry Szalach Cathy Timko, Noah Venesile, Larry Vlna, Donald Waddell,
Maryanne Waggoner, Natasha Wodarczyk, Ron Wodzisz, Donna
Woodyard, Mrs. Zinicola
THANK YOU to Father Krizner and cocelebrant
Father Brunovsky for the beautiful
memorial Mass for my mother, Ann Young.
The music provided by Sarah and Dr. John
was so special and very moving. Thank you
to the St. Colette community for welcoming
and loving my mother. “This is the Day the
Lord has made, Let us rejoice and be glad
in it.”
In Christian Love,
Barbara Trcka

FOCUS ON OUR ST. COLETTE
PARISH FAMILY….
A Warm Welcome to Our Parish Family
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schrader & family
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wroten & family
Mr, & Mrs. James Butcher
BAPTISM CLASS
The next Baptism Class will be held Wednesday,
February 6, 2013 at 7:00pm at St. Colette. Diocesan
policy requires attendance at a Baptism Class for parents
who are planning to present their first child for
the Sacrament of Baptism. To register call the Parish
Office at 330-273-5500
Catholic Works of Mercy:
Along with St. Ambrose Parish we will continue to collect
non-perishable food items, especially on the third weekend
of each month. We are especially in need of peanut
butter, jam, boxed macaroni & cheese, pancake mix &
syrup.
The St. Colette Care Ministry wants to honor the military
members of our parish who are serving overseas. If you
have a child, grandchild or close relative who is currently
overseas we would like to shower him/her with care packages.
If you would like to see your loved one blessed in
this way please call Andrea Bernard at 330-273-6784 or
email her at Imshoppin3@gmail.com We need your
loved ones name & address which will be kept confidential.
Thank you for allowing us to say Thank You for all
the sacrifices our military make each and every day for all
of us.
The next CARE MEETING will be on February
11th at 6:30pm in the church. Please Join Us!!
PYSANKI CLASS
Have you ever wondered what all the
symbols on pysanki mean, or where
they came from? Have you ever wanted
to know how to make them yourself?
St. Emilian Church, 1231 Substation
Rd. Brunswick will have a Pysanki
class on Sunday, February 17, 2013 from 1-5pm. The
class will be taught by Jeannette Cripps and will include
the history and symbolism of pysanki as well as
how to make them. Rusyn and Ukrainian styles will
be discussed and demonstrated. Participants will have
the opportunity to make pysanki and will also receive
materials to make them at home. Cost of the class is
$10, age twelve and up please. Call 330-225-9857 ext.
2 to register.
Please pray for those serving in the
Military
S/SGT. Trisn Janini
Please email updates to CDowdell@stcoletteparish.com
Cpl. Kae Konicki
1st Lt. Briany Manley
ME 3 Ma Plumb
SMMS Bena Reeves
The Benedictine Monks of St. Andrew Abbey in Cleveland,
Ohio invite single men between the ages of 18-45 who are interested
in experiencing monastic life to join them for a “Living
with Benedict” vocation discernment weekend. There is no
cost. Contact Fr. Finbar at 216-721-5300, ext. 273 or at
finbar@cbhs.net Two weekends: February 8-10, 2013/
Theme: “ a monk’s life as a continuous Lent” and June 14-16,
2013/ Theme: “St. Benedict and St. Therese: the Little Rule and
the Little Way.”
Sisters of the Incarnate Word Reverse Raffle: Please join us
as we celebrate our 85th Anniversary at our annual Reverse
Raffle and Dinner Dance. The event will be held on Saturday,
February 23rd in St. Joseph Hall, 6618 Pearl Rd. in Parma
Heights. Tickets are $125 per couple and $85 for a single ticket.
Ticket includes beer, wine, soft drinks, hors d’oeuvres, sit
down dinner, dancing, raffles, and a chance for the main board
prize of $3,500. For more information : 440.886.6440 ext.
1111
The collection for the Church in Central and
Eastern Europe illuminates the way for the people
of the region by helping Catholic organizations
that offer affordable shelter, training for
seminarians, pastoral care, and catechesis. Your
donation today helps restore the Church in the
region and build its future in the aftermath of
Soviet rule. Please be generous. Visit
www.usccb.org to learn more about the important projects funded
by the collection.
French Toast Breakfast: Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine, 21281
Chardon Rd. Sunday, February 3, 2013 8:45-11:30am Mini
Craft Sale Too: tickets: $5.00 Call 216-481-8232

January 27, 2013
Notes from the Hospitality
Coordinator, Ruth...
ACES
Adult Catholic Enthusiastic Singles
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February
6th at 7pm in the Atrium. After a short meeting,
we will be playing some games, so bring your lucky
charms!
Daughters of St. Colette
Ash Wednesday Dinner
The Daughters of St. Colette will be cooking a meatless
rigatoni dinner on Ash Wednesday from 4:30pm
until 7pm. Please mark your calendar and come support
our women’s group. More details to follow in
upcoming bulletins.
Guest Speaker
On Monday, February 18th, we will be hosting a guest
speaker, Mary Lou Beers. She and her late husband
appeared on Sixty Minutes in a documentary on
Lourdes, were written up in a featured article in the
Family Circle, Reader’s Digest, and St. Anthony Messenger
and are published as one of THE forty couples
in Cleveland Couples. Please consider coming and
hearing about their faith filled journey through life.
Holy Name Society
Handy Man Crew
Are you in need of a small repair in your home? If
you have a leaky faucet, a small caulking job, a small
electrical issue, etc., please come to
the Parish office and fill out a handy
man request form and someone will
get back to you shortly. You must
provide all the necessary supplies and
we will provide the know how!
Pancake Breakfast
Thank you to the Holy Name Society who made a
wonderful breakfast this past weekend for all of us to
enjoy! You did a great job! Thank you also to all the
parishioners who came down to enjoy this great feast!
Some of the proceeds go to the St. Colette Catholic
School Scholarship fund!
Night at the Races
If you were lucky enough to get a ticket to our races,
remember that the doors open at 5:30pm with our dinner
buffet beginning when the doors open. After dinner
we will be serving snacks and dessert.
Night at the Races
Thank you to the following businesses who have
placed an ad or made a donation to our Night at the
Races.
Mario’s International Spa
740 North Court St 330-721-2477
Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union
5600 Wallings Rd. 440-237-2270
The Daughters of St. Colette
Molly McGhee’s
13169 Prospect Rd 440-238-0118
Ralph J Stein, CFP, CPA
16600 Sprague Rd. Suite 255 440-234-1982
Astro Inc.
7901 Old Rockside Rd. 800-367-4237
Suburban Haircutting
6595 Pearl Rd 440-842-7202
Rad Air Complete Car Care & Tire Center
6565 Pearl Rd. 440-842-5152
Please continue to patronize these very generous businesses!
Classical Guitar Concert
Come and enjoy a 35 to 40 minute free concert performed
by our own classical guitarist
Adam Bilchek on Sunday, February 3rd
after the 11:30am Mass and again on Saturday
February 16th after 4pm Mass. Adam
will be performing works by Giuliani,
Tausman, Weiss, and Turina.
Noah Venesile Fund Raiser
It has come to my attention that there will be another
fund raising event for Dr. John’s grandson, Noah.
The event, “A Night for Noah”, will be held on Saturday,
February 9th from 6pm until 9pm at the Brew
Garden, 5513 Pearl Rd., Parma, Ohio 44129. The
ticket price is $25.00 per person which includes domestic
& draft beer, wine, spirits, soda & a buffet.
For more information, please call Katherine Crasto at
440-796-7631 or e-mail her at katycrasto@gmail.com.
St. Colette web site http://www.stcolettechurch.com

St. Colette Parish Directory
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Pastor ~ Fr. William R. Krizner
Weekend Assistants- Fr. Edward Lajack /Fr. Gary Hoover, O.S.B.
Founding Pastor ~ Fr. Thomas G. Montavon
Parish Office 330.273.5500
PSCF Office 330.273.1355
Fax
330.225.7909 www.stcolettechurch.com
MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:00-10:00- and 11:30am
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 11:00am
Tuesday: 7:00pm Holy Days: As Posted in the Bulletin
SACRAMENTS
Baptism - following 11:30 Mass on the second and fourth Sunday
of the month. Arrangements must be made in advance through
the Parish Office. Baptism Class required for first child.
Matrimony –Congratulations! Arrangements must be made 6
months in advance with the priest.
Sacrament of the Sick - contact the Office for home visitations
and Eucharist.
Reconciliation - 3 p.m. Saturday.
Eucharist Adoration - 1st Tuesday of the month from 5 - 7 p.m.
Lily & Grace ~ The Parish Gift Shop
Shop Hours: Tues-Wed- Thurs. 9am-8 p.m. Monday & Friday
9am-4pm and after all the weekend Masses
Carole Dowdell-330-273-5500
SPIRITUAL/SOCIAL
Daughters of St. Colette - Connie Ginley - 330.273.2336
Holy Name Society - Gerry Jacko - 440.539.6646
Care Ministry -Cathy Thies 440.572.1736
St. Colette Youth Ministry-330-273-5500
The Party—Sara Gresko, Becky Williams-contact Parish Office
ACES– Judy Boysko 440-846-3995
Catholic Works of Mercy-combined service with St. Ambrose
330.225.3116
PARISH STAFF
Financial Advisor - Joseph Yusz
Facility Manager - Bill Gorey
Parish Activities - Ruth Landreth
Parish Secretary - Kathy Ulinski /Carole Dowdell/ Karen Bandwen
Sacristan - Renate Elber / Kathy Plumb
Building/Grounds - Joe Mizik III
Web-Master—Christine Zebris
FAITH FORMATION
PSCF Coordinators - Larry & Chris Pizon - 330.273.3595
Baptism Class -Cheri Gorey-(Contact Parish Office)
Pre-Cana Coordinators-Bob & Carole Dowdell (Contact Parish Office)
High School / Youth Ministry - Fr. Krizner
RCIA– Fr. Krizner- (Contact Parish Office)
MINISTRY OF SONG & PRAISE
Dr. John Venesile (contact Parish Office)
Cindy Indovina / Sara Gresko / Claudia Schieve / Ralph Holstein
Jude McCormick/ Adam Bilchek /
Eucharist Ministry Marty Morisky 330.220.1001
Ushers - Tom Murty 330.225.3798
Lectors - Christina Dinklocker 330.273.4434
Servers - Darlene Ropelewski 440.785.7622
WEEKLY COLLECTION REPORT
Sunday, January 13, 2013 .............................................. $9, 248.00
Capital Improvement Fund ................................................$386.00
Children’s ............................................................................. $5.25
We sincerely & always appreciate your kindness & generosity!
To help start and build an endowment fund, please
remember St. Colette in your will. We also have a
Memorial Scholarship /Education Fund.
Ministers for the Weekend of February 2 & 3, 2013
4:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:30 AM
LECTORS P Richie K Svetz A Oriti C Landreth
SERVERS C Conklin / C Panek E & J Sens A & R Yonek / J Gray C. E. & G. Petkac
USHERS
G & T Stout
T & D Schmitt / B Dowdell
T Murty / R Piechuta
J Palmer
D Elber / P Hupalowsky
C Ricco / R Prospal
T Thomas / R Strange
J Pierani / S Rebraca
EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS
C Biggs / M Fink / R Jamison
J Landreth / M & A O’Leary
S Sheehan / P & R Vinci
L Dubs / E Jones / D Saxon
F & K Schmieder / K Sibits
A Urban
K & T Bandwen / R & C Battini
N & K Butz / T Yonek
S & M Becka / D Chapello
D Clarke / C Sheehan Daly
T Deegan / H Piller
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