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WEEKLY CALENDAR

Sunday, August 5 - Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Scripture Readings: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Eph 4:17, 20-24; Jn 6:24-35

5 pm Saturday Vigil Mass - For the People of the Parish

8 am Mass - (+) Jean Baughman

11 am Mass - (+) Marie & Michael Nestor

Coffee & donuts a er 11 a.m. Mass sponsored by Knights of Columbus

Monday, Au ust 6

Scripture Readings: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Mk 9:2-10

9 am Mass - (+) John & Peg Ma%ngly

6 pm Cub Scouts (Preschool)

Tuesday, August 7

Scripture Readings: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14

9 am Mass - (+) Pat McLoughman

6 pm Rosary (Church)

6:30 pm American Sign Language Beginner Class (Rosary Hall)

7 pm Protec1ng God’s Children (Parish Center)

Wednesday, August 8

Scripture Readings: Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10, 11-12ab, 13; Mt 15:21-28

9 am Mass - (+) Jeff Booth

9:30 am Eucharis1c Exposi1on un1l 7 pm (Church)

6:15 pm Confessions (Church)

7 pm Benedic1on (Church)

Thursday, August 9

Scripture Readings: Jer 31:31-34; Mt 16:13-23

9 am Mass - (+) Leo Colopy

Friday, August 10

Scripture Readings: 2 Cor 9:6-10; Jn 12:24-26

9 am Mass - For the Inten1on of Mary Emmanuel Minh

Saturday, August 11

Scripture Readings: Hab 1:12—2:4; Mt 17:14-20

4 pm Confessions (Church)

5 pm Vigil Mass - (+) Bob Wetzel

Sunday, August 12– Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 19:4-8; Eph 4:30—5:2; Jn 6:41-51

8 am Mass - For the People of the Parish

11 am Mass - (+) Joseph Greulich

Coffee & donuts a er 11 a.m. Mass sponsored by Knights of Columbus

VISITORS:

Welcome to Saint Thomas Parish! We are glad

to have you worship with us. Please introduce

yourself to our pastor. We hope you return.

Please contact the Parish Office if you would

like addi1onal informa1on about us.

MEMBERSHIP:

Looking for a church home? We would love to

have you as members here! We invite you to

formally register as members of the parish.

Forms are available at the main entrance of

the church or at the Parish Office; please

return your completed form to the office or

drop it in the collec1on basket. Current

members are asked to keep us updated to

changes in mailing or email addresses, phone

numbers, or other relevant informa1on.

INTERESTED IN BEING CATHOLIC?

Our prepara1on sessions begin in September

and culminate at Easter, but you can join these

sessions at any1me. Contact Director of Faith

Forma1on Amanda Zurface at ext. 125.

BAPTISMS:

Parents aJend a prepara1on session with our

pastor prior to their child’s bap1sm. Classes

are offered the second Wednesdays of March,

June, September and December. Contact the

Parish Office to schedule an appointment.

MATRIMONY:

Engaged couples should contact the Parish

Office at least six months in advance of the

desired wedding date.

SACRAMENTAL VISITS:

Parishioners who are unable to aJend Mass

due to being homebound or in the hospital can

contact the Parish Office to request a visit

from our priest or an Extraordinary Minister.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK:

In a medical emergency, call the parish office

and at the prompt press the number 1. This

automa1cally routes your call to our priest. If

he is unable to answer your call immediately,

please leave a voicemail with your name, need

and contact informa1on and he will return

your call as soon as possible. If you would like

to receive anoin1ng prior to surgery or a

hospital stay, contact the Parish Office.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION & YOUTH MINISTRY:

Sessions are held September-May for Pre-K

through Grade 8 on Sunday mornings; high

school meets monthly on Sunday evenings.

Contact Director of Faith Forma1on Amanda

Zurface at ext. 125.

BISHOP FENWICK PRESCHOOL:

740-450-7478

BISHOP FENWICK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:

740-454-9731

BISHOP ROSECRANS HIGH SCHOOL:

740-452-7504

Saint Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church August 5, 2018 ~ The 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Notes From The Choir Loft By Christopher Urbiel, Director of Liturgy & Music

Today’s Liturgical Music: The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary

Time (Year B)

Opening Voluntary: Shepherd of Souls (Wilbur Held)

Entrance An@phon (Richard Rice)

Entrance Hymn: 437 At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing (Salzburg)

Gloria & Mass Ordinary: Mass in Honor of St. Benedict (Robert LeBlanc)

Responsorial Psalm & Gospel Acclama@on (Owen AlstoJ)

Offertory Hymn 746 Shepherd of Souls, Refresh and Bless (St. Agnes)

Communion An@phon (Richard Rice)

Communion Hymn: 512 East This Bread (Taize Community)

Recessional Voluntary: Veni Creator Spiritus (Wilbur Held)

As we con1nue our walk through these “Bread of Life” Sun-

days, the scriptures are amplified by today’s hymns. At

communion, we sing music and text by the French Taize

Community, an ecumenical ins1tute that aJracts thousands

each year to experience prayer with extended periods of

silence, long periods of medita1ve song, and a rich sensory

experience of candles and icons. Like many Taize chants,

“Eat This Bread” is a perfect example of “paperless music” -

a refrain that can be memorized by the congrega1on, alter-

na1ng with the cantor’s verses. “At the Lamb’s High Feast”

is the tradi1onal Vespers (Evening Prayer) hymn for Low

Sunday (the Sunday aPer Easter) to Ascension Day.

“Shepherd of Souls, Refresh and Bless” is the work of James

Montgomery, a 19th century writer of 400 hymns. The

prelude to the Mass (based on the melody of “Shepherd of

Souls”) and the recessional (based on a hymn to the Holy

Spirit) were composed by Wilbur Held (1914-2015), long-

1me organ professor at the Ohio State University and or-

ganist of Trinity Church next to the Statehouse.

Stewardship of Treasure

Weekend of July 28/29

Main collection total ................................... $6,634.10

Other collections ............................................. $188.01

These figures include envelope and loose amounts; it does not include automatic electronic donations.

Other collections include such things as candles, Bishop Fenwick School, maintenance/repair, and special collections.

UPCOMING SPECIAL COLLECTIONS:

August 4/5: The Collection for the Church in Latin America.

For many in Latin America and Caribbean, rural terrain and a

lack of ministers are obstacles to practicing their faith. Your

support to the collection provides lay leadership training,

catechesis, priestly and religious formation, and other pro-

grams to help share our faith with those who long to hear

the Good News of Christ. To learn more, please visit www.usccb.org/latin-america.

Throughout August: A special envelope for the St. Vincent

de Paul Society is included in August’s packet, taking the

place of envelopes that used to appear in the pews. Please

deposit your donation in the regular weekly offertory bas-

ket. This envelope appears on the even months of the year.

August 11/12: St. Vincent de Paul Society members will be at the doors of the church begging alms for our poor and

marginalized neighbors.

PRAY FOR OUR HOMEBOUND:

Margaret Gladys AbboJ, Nancy Arledge, William & Jan

Barry, Mary BaJeiger, Gertrude Bell, Madelyn Bronkar,

Bart & Josephine Cooper, Herman Crock, Michael Cur1s,

Jo Davis, Evelyn DiVincenzo, Shirley Echemann, BeJy

Fedor, Beverly Foley, Julie Ginikos, Mary Ellen GraPon,

Sandra Honeywell, Patricia Huck, Mike Kline, Dorothy

Loewendick, David Macenko, Dolores Mahon, Charles &

Patricia Perone, Shari Pitcock, Mary Polascak, Mary

Postlewaite, Mary Rosta, George Ridenour, Joe Ritchey,

Regina Ritchey, Mardy Ryan, Mary Lou ScoJ, Barbara

Schumacher, LoreJa SilRo, Patricia Singleton, Becky Sorg,

Ron Welsh, Diane Wilson, Terri Woods.

CAN WE PRAY FOR YOUR SPECIAL INTENTION?

Our team of prayer warriors consider it an honor and a

privilege to pray for you. If you have a special inten1on,

call one of them at any of these numbers to share your

request: 740- 453-8397 or 740-297-7164 or 740-588-0314

or 740-704-3136. You need speak with only one of them,

as they will pass your inten1on along to the en1re team.


Saint Thomas Parish has offered funeral luncheons for

the bereaved for many years. We are currently in need

of a coordinator/s for this important outreach. If you

have a knack for organizing group meals and are

available during the day, please consider this ministry.

A “call list” of volunteers is able to donate side dishes;

the coordinator would obtain a main dish and facilitate

set up, service, and clean up in Rosary Hall. Supplies are

provided by the parish. Please contact Christopher

Urbiel at [email protected] or 740-

453-3301, extension 122, or if you are interested.

LITURGICAL

MINISTRIES Lectors

Extraordinary Ministers

of Holy Communion

Saturday, August 11

5 pm

Amy Morris

Mike Morris Ann Combs

Karen Lyon

Sunday, August 12

8 am

Carolyn Steiger

Joe Steiger

Linda Haren

Debbie Johnson

Chris Kerby

Kristi Kerby

Susan Myers

Michael Ryan

Sunday, August 12

11 am

Helen Fedorke

Andy Hoffman

Saturday, August 18

5 pm

Ann Combs

Don Lang

Amy Morris

Mike Morris

Sunday, August 19

8 am

Brent Mirgon

Ed Bucknam

Carol Griffin

Carol Hoffman

Martha Newsome

Tim Perry

Jenny Snode

Betty Wilson

Sunday, August 19

11 am

Trinidad Cano

Ruth Ann Lynn

Kathy Johnson

Bernie Kuhn

Rusty Montgomery

Tom Smith

Mike Svatora

Ed Wolfel Joy Wolfel

Linda Dudas

Kim Gates

Paul Hoffman

Ruth Ann Lynn

Jerry Lynn

Abby Lutz Mary Van Stickle

BANNS OF MARRIAGE:

Please join us in praying for Angela Pennock and Brian

Mailot, who are preparing for the Sacrament of

Matrimony on October 13.

FUNERALS:

Pray for the repose of the soul of Darrell Davis, husband

of Josephine Davis, who died July 25, and Grayce Welsh,

wife of Ron Welsh, who died July 28.

Parish Family

NEWS

FAITH ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITY:

The Magnificat magazine provided to

parishioners at Advent and Lent proved

so popular that we are offering an

annual subscrip1on to interested

parishioners at a group discounted

rate. Magnificat is designed for daily

use to follow along with the Mass, and

contains essays on the lives of the saints, medita1ons

wriJen by spiritual giants of the Church, and ar1cles

giving insight to masterpieces of sacred art. The regular

subscrip1on rate is $47, but Saint Thomas parishioners

can receive this lovely pocket-sized enrichment guide

once a month for a full year for only $36. Interested?

Please complete the form below and send it, along with

payment, in a clearly marked envelope to Office Manager

Becky Howard no later than September 2. Checks may

be made payable to Saint Thomas Aquinas Church;

please write the words “Magnificat subscrip1on” in the

memo por1on of the check. The magazines will be

delivered to the Parish Office each month; they will

labeled with subscribers names and placed in the

sacristy, where you may pick them up at your

convenience aPer a Mass.

SIGN ME UP FOR AN ANNUAL SIGN ME UP FOR AN ANNUAL SIGN ME UP FOR AN ANNUAL SIGN ME UP FOR AN ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION TO MAGNIFICAT!SUBSCRIPTION TO MAGNIFICAT!SUBSCRIPTION TO MAGNIFICAT!SUBSCRIPTION TO MAGNIFICAT!

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NAME: ___________________________________________ Phone if questions: ___________________________________ I will pick up my copy (check one):

____ in the Parish Office ____ in the Altar Servers Sacristy in Church


CHURCH ORGAN

TOUR OFFERED:

Have you ever wondered how a pipe organ works? We

are blessed to have a versa1le organ with a long history,

provided and maintained by your generosity. Designed

in 1912, given a new console in 1928, and rebuilt and

enlarged in 1988, our worship has been enriched by this

instrument. Join Director of Music & Liturgy Christopher

Urbiel in the choir loP aPer a Mass on August 18 or 19

for a peek at what makes the organ “1ck” and a

demonstra1on of its special sounds. Explore how, in the

words of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, “the manifold

possibili1es of the organ in some way remind us of the

immensity and the magnificence of God.” To take the

tour, simply come upstairs aPer a Mass that weekend.

JOIN OUR ‘POP-UP’ CHOIR:

The choir season will begin aPer Labor Day. We

welcome all who plan to return to the choir and those

who would like to try singing in the choir for the first

1me. Un1l then, everyone is invited to join us on August

12 in the Choir LoP at 10 a.m. for an opportunity to meet

one another and rehearse a bit together - and then sing

together at the 11 a.m. Mass as an “instant choir.” We

will offer the same opportunity again on August 26.

This is an informal and fun way for all to get a feel for

the choir’s du1es and to share ideas regarding the fall

schedule. If you have served as a cantor here before,

you are also encouraged to come to one or both Sundays

so that Director of Music & Liturgy Christopher Urbiel

can meet you and get to know your interests/availability

going forward.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES AT BISHOP FENWICK:

Bishop Fenwick School is in search of a full-1me

custodian. This person will clean and maintain the

building, working 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. and the occasional

weekend. This posi1on will start immediately.

Bishop Fenwick is also hiring a middle school interven1on

specialist for the upcoming school year. This person

must hold an appropriate Ohio teaching license

(Interven1on Specialist; professional, provisional, perma-

nent, or Resident Educator) or be eligible to obtain one

before beginning to teach.

All candidates for both posi1ons must submit to a back-

ground check and aJend "Protec1ng God's Children"

as required by the Diocese of Columbus. Interested

candidates may send a leJer of interest and resume to

Kelly Sagan, Execu1ve Director of Zanesville Catholic

Schools, at [email protected] or call the school

office at 740.454.9731.

VOCATION CAMP FOR YOUNG MEN:

Are you a young man grade nine through 12 wondering

where your life is going? You’re invited to explore the

possibili1es by aJending the inaugural Quo Vadis Days

voca1on camp August 13-15 at the Saints Peter and Paul

Retreat Center in Newark. Days will consist of prayer,

talks, discussions, sports, fun, and fraternity with priests

and seminarians from throughout the Diocese of

Columbus. Visit faceforwardcolumbus.com/quo-vadis/

for registra1on and other informa1on. Cost is $40;

financial assistance is available and all inquiries are

confiden1al. Contact Michale Haemmerle at

[email protected] or 740-438-0334.

CCD ENROLLMENT KINDERGARTEN - GRADE 8:

Religious educa1on classes at Saint Thomas Aquinas are

held on Sundays through the school year for students

kindergarten (5 years old) through 8th grade from 9:30 -

10:45 a.m. The catechists help parents hand on the

Catholic Faith to their children. Students prepare for the

Sacraments of Reconcilia1on, First Holy Communion, and

Confirma1on, along with learning the Catholic faith and

developing a rela1onship with Jesus Christ. We ask that

children begin by first grade, in order to be prepared to

receive their First Holy Communion and Reconcilia1on

in the second grade. Further, candidates seeking to

celebrate Confirma1on are to aJend seventh and eighth

grade CCD. Students aJending Bishop Fenwick School

need not aJend CCD but are welcome. Registra1on

opens on August 12th with an early bird special!

Registra1on forms will be available at the church

entrances, on the parish website, in person during parish

office hours, and aPer the weekend Masses of August 18-

19. For further informa1on, contact Director of Faith

Forma1on Amanda Zurface at extension 125.

TEEN NET NIGHTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:

Saint Thomas Aquinas High School Students are invited to

join the Na1onal Evangeliza1on Team for inspira1on,

prayer and fellowship throughout this coming school

year! Almost every month, we’ll gather on a Sunday

evening for dinner, games, presenta1ons, and small

groups focused around growing in the Catholic faith and

developing a rela1onship with Jesus Christ. Every NET

Night you aJend, your name is entered to win a prize!

Registra1on opens on August 12th with an early bird

special! Registra1on forms will be available at the church

entrances, on the parish website, in person during parish

office hours and aPer the weekend Masses of August 18-

19. For further informa1on, contact Director of Faith

Forma1on Amanda Zurface at extension 125.

VINCENTIAN MISSION APPEAL:

Father Mathew KakkaJupillil, a Vincen1an Missionary

priest from India, will be in our parish the weekend of

August 18-19 to par1cipate in our Annual Missionary co-

opera1on Plan. He will preach at all of the Masses and

make an appeal on behalf of the Vincen1an Missions.

Offerings received will help the missionaries to face the

enormous challenges in bringing food, shelter, educa1on

and most importantly the Gospel message to the poor in

their missions in India and Nepal. The proceeds from the

appeal will also help provide training and forma1on for

their seminarians and support their missionaries and the

missionary apostolate.


Please join us in celebration of a Catholic Holy Day

The Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a Catholic Holy Day commemorating Mary being taken body and soul into Heaven.

Following the 9 am Mass, Eucharistic Exposition will be offered in the Church until 6:45 pm. A Solemn Mass will be celebrated in the Church at 7 pm, after which a statue of the Virgin Mary will be taken in procession around the city

block as we recite the Rosary. This extension of our prayer during the Mass will conclude in the Church with a final blessing and hymn. An ice cream social with

ice cream and beverage will be offered in Rosary Hall following the Mass.

Followed by an old-fashioned

ICE CREAM SOCIAL in

ROSARY HALL

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Thank you to our sponsor for providing the ice cream.

Eucharistic Exposition 9:30 am - 6:45 pm

7 pm Mass & Rosary Procession

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Balderson Motor Sales, Inc.

Family Owned & Operated Since 1935

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South Zanesville EyecareNicole Whitaker OD

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Former Office of Dr. Paul Hoffman

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Herb BakerATTORNEY AT LAW

301 Main St.Zanesville

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DR. KEVIN COLOPYOptometrist

2501 Maple Ave.

452-8711

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Serving Our CommunitySince 19141250 Maple Ave. Colony Square Mall

(740) 450-7201 (740) 452-8451

Print Masters, Ltd.Tom Baughman

Screen Printing & Embroidery941 W. Main St., Zanesville

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South Zanesville EyecareNicole Whitaker OD

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Former Office of Dr. Paul Hoffman

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Sealock Woodworking

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Owners: Keith & Dodi Sealock5795 Coopermill Rd.

Zanesville740-452-8660

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301 Main St.Zanesville

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Shawn Wagner, Owner41 S. 6th St.

(740) 454-2020ApprovedAuto Body

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1150 W. Military Rd.

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Monday-Friday 8-6Saturday 8-3

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Tim Besser, Owner740-452-9927 • 740-819-4904

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740-452-3540Dewitt T. May, D.D.S.Bryan D. May, D.D.S.

General Dentistry740-452-1880

Classic Body Shop

Shawn Wagner, Owner41 S. 6th St.

(740) 454-2020ApprovedAuto Body

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Proud to be your family owned funeral home.

1150 W. Military Rd. ZANE PLAZABARBER SHOP

2670 Maysville Pike

Monday-Friday 8-6Saturday 8-3

FIELDHOUSEFamily Fitness Center

Sportco-Fieldhouse Group, Ltd.

300 Sunrise Center

740-454-2224

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Over 100 Years & Still Pouring

(740) 452-7566

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Flower Market1416 Maple Ave.(740) 452-8285

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GROWERSINCE 1948 of

QUALITY PLANTS, FRESH FRUITS &

VEGETABLES

FARM MARKETGREENHOUSES

LTD.

2355 S. River Rd.

452-6417

PAUL’S

2224 Maple Ave.453-0789

424 Market St.454-25552236 Maple Ave.

452-7323

“One Great Family, Three Great

Dining Experiences”

EST. 1958

PROFESSIONALPLUMBING

SERVICES, INC. 2515 First St., Sonora740-452-2980

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SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1918

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New Patients Always Welcome!750 Princeton Ave., Zanesville

Gentle, Comfortable Dentistry for the Whole Family...

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BESSERCONCRETE, LLC

Driveways, Footers,Sidewalks, Floors, Steps,

Exposed Aggregate

Tim Besser, Owner740-452-9927 • 740-819-4904

JEFF HARDWICK, CFSP/ MANAGING PARTNERSt. Thomas Parishioner & Knights of Columbus Member

2318 Maple Ave.Zanesville

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Realtor

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Michael Connell ChFC®, CLU®, RICP®Investment Adviser Representative

Foresters Advisory Services, LLC545 Metro Place, Ste. 220

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Micro-Fridges in Every RoomWhirlpool • Indoor Pool • Exercise Room

Deluxe Hot BreakfastPets Accepted ($20)

Walking Distance to 6 Major Restaurants

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