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4940 Broadview Road
Father James P. Schmitz Pastor
Father James J. Vesely
In Residence
May 13, 2018
Cleveland, Ohio 44109
NEW TO THE PARISH? WELCOME!
Rectory office. or changing address are asked to contact the
New parishioners and those moving from the parish
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Individual confessions are heard on Saturday, from 2:45PM—3:30PM or anytime by appointment.
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil ~ 4:00PM
WEEKDAYS
Friday ~ 8:30AM
HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION
8:30AM and 7:00PM
Monday through Thursday ~ 7:30AM
Sundays ~ 8:00AM, and 11:00AM
WEEKENDS
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Read the latest bulletin, Pastor’s blog and find other
useful information on your mobile device.
BAPTISMS
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
contact the Parish Office to make arrangements.
wedding date be confirmed. 6 months in advance with a priest. Only then can a
INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC?
Father James Schmitz, Pastor [email protected]
Mary Lou Hauck, Office Manager [email protected]
Brenda Basalla, Business Manager [email protected]
Julie Slattery, Associate Musician
Mickey Stitt, Music Director [email protected]
Macrina Dodson, Pastoral Minister [email protected]
SCHOOL HOURS: Monday through Friday/School Day ~ 8:00AM—2:45PM
about the Catholic Faith, please call the Rectory.
Facebook—leothegreatorg
Instagram @leothegreatorg
Main Office ~ 7:30AM—3:30PM
216.661.1006
PARISH STAFF:
Denise Burns Principal [email protected]
Eileen Breitmeyer, School Secretary
Jennifer Robinson, Preschool Director
Mary Perry, Director of Religious Education (DRE) [email protected]
Cindy Funari, Tuition Manager [email protected]
SCHOOL STAFF: 216.661.2120
Monday through Friday ~ 9:00AM—7:00PM
Saturday ~ Noon—5:30PM
RECTORY/OFFICE HOURS:
Sunday ~ 9:00AM—12:30PM Parents desiring Baptism for their children are asked
Preparations and arrangements must be made at least
If you are curious about becoming Catholic or have questions
Twitter @leothegreatorg
ASCENSION OF THE LORD
MAY 13, 2018—ASCENSION OF THE LORD
LIVE THE LITURGY
INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
We are called to be missionaries. Jesus said to his disciples: "Go into the whole world and proclaim the gospel to every creature." Proclaiming the Gospel means looking out at my brothers and sisters and choosing to walk with them on their journey of life. It means having a listening, loving presence that allows the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. In this way we can show them-not only in speech, but in action-the difference a relationship with God and a life of faith really makes. Even though Jesus has ascended to the Father, he still remains with us helping us proclaim the mission of the Gospel. Are we willing to allow him to do so?
MEMORIAL DAY MASS
MONDAY, MAY 28th
A 9:00a.m. liturgy will be celebrated on Memorial Day, May 28th. We would like to remember those individuals from our parish who have died in service for our country. If a member of your family has died in the Armed Forces, please complete the form below and place it in the collection basket or drop it off at the Rectory Office by Sunday, May 20th. Weather permitting, the 9:00a.m. liturgy will be followed by a flag-raising ceremony led by the parish Cub Scout Troop. Please plan to attend.
Name of Deceased Person:________________________________________________________________________
Rank:____________________________________ Branch of Service:__________________________
Date of Birth:______________________________ Date of Death:______________________________
Family Name______________________________ Relationship:_______________________________
ROSARY FOR MARY
The month of May is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Please join us as we honor Mary on Friday, May 18th, by saying the rosary at the outdoor shrine at 7:00p.m. (Please bring a lawn chair as
limited seating is available.) In the event of inclement weather, the rosary will be said in the church. What is a rosary? The rosary is the recitation of the Hail Mary, Our Father and other traditional pray-ers in a particular order. Don't own a rosary? Don't know how to say the rosary? Please join us anyway, and we will provide you with what you need.
2017 MASS INTENTION BOOK
The 2017 Mass Intention Book still has openings. Each parishion-er household may have 4 Mass
Intentions (one weekend and three weekdays). The Mass stipend is $10.00.
8TH GRADE GRADUATION— MAY 19TH
The 8th grade class of St. Leo the Great School will celebrate their graduation at the conclusion of the 4:00p.m. Mass on Saturday, May 19th. Please join the rest of the parish in congratulat-
ing these young men and women and wishing them success as they prepare to attend high school in the fall.
Monday, May 14th: St. Matthias
7:30am +Jim Pauloski (Jack & Grace)
Tuesday, May 15th: St. Isidore
7:30am +Joseph Fertal (Miriam Fontaine)
Wednesday, May 16th: Easter Weekday
7:30am +Frances Szymanski (Family) Thursday, May 17th: Easter Weekday
7:30am Intention to be announced
Friday May 18th: St. John I (All School Mass)
8:30am +Dina Family (Family) Saturday, May 19th: Easter Weekday
4:00pm Seniors
Sunday, May 20th: Pentecost
8:00am People of the Parish
11:00am +Carmen Crea (Family) (Knights of Columbus at 11:00 Mass)
First Reading: Acts 1:1-11
Today’s passage takes us back to the beginning verses of the Acts of the Apostles and sets forth the themes that Luke is going to develop throughout this, the longest book of the New Testament. His major theme is the role of the Holy Spirit, who enables the apostles to be effective witnesses to Jesus. The Holy Spirit is mentioned 57 times in the Acts of the Apostles.
Second Reading: Ephesians 4:1-13
Today’s passage from Ephesians was chosen because of its reference to Jesus’ ascent to heaven, which is contrasted with his descent to the dead. Early Christians believed that those who died before the coming of Jesus awaited redemption in a shadowy existence described here as the lower regions of the earth. It is our Christian tradition that immediately after his death, Jesus went to these people to announce that they had been saved.
Readings for the Week of May 13, 2018
Monday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Ps 113:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8/Jn 15:9-17
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Ps 68:10-11, 20-21/Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Ps 68: 29-30, 33-35a, 35bc-
36ab /Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 /Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab/Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Ps 11:4,5 /Jn 21:20-25
Next Sunday: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13/Jn 20:19-23
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS…
Sarah Geier, Edward P. Gorczyca, Betty Jayne Glover, Bob McLaughlin, Theresa Pauloski, Annamae Sironen, Ann Sazpansky, Larry Kuznik,
Jo Hoffman, Anna Mendoza, John Risko, Glenn “Joe” Hess, Diane Soler, Muffie Bone, Gary LaBuda, Jeanette Klaehn, Ruth Frohlich, Ron Vokac, Charles Hakain, Walter Milewski, Harriet Watson, Megan Sunyak, Dianne Holland, August Bublavy, Miriam Fontaine, Dennis Badar, Dagen McCormick, William Shinko, Carol Rucinski, Bernice Kilcoyne, Eugene Parks, Cara Prokop, Pat Chopka, Kathleen Gorsky, Rita Murell, Virginia Rescina, Serena Jacobs, Marty Lane, Rickey Aldridge, Donald & Dorothy Friedl, Rose Diliberto, Dorothy Pazdernik, Virginia Kosovich, Theresa Truxall & Evelyn Jester.
SUNDAY, MAY 6TH
Basket Collection…………………...…..$ 8,880.02
WeShare (online) …………………..…… 1,505.00
Total …………………………………..$ 10,385.02
Catholic Home Missions………………..$ 598.00
Thank you for your continued support!
ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO
WE WELCOME
Joshua Douglas Kindry
as he are baptized this weekend.
May the blessings you received from
God guide you throughout your life!
GREAT SWEEPSTAKES WINNER!
LOOK AND SEE WHO WON
Diana McNamara
May 7th—$100.00 Winner.
Please sign up for our Great Sweepstakes weekly
drawing. The sign up forms are available at the Information Desk in the vestibule of the Church, or the Rectory Office.
Every week we pray for those discerning a vocation in religious life.
Thomas Corrigan, Jr.
Order of St. Benedict
Postulant
Pray that he may continue to persevere and that others may respond to God’s call.
WEDDING BANNS
I Susan Rausch & Candido Meitin III
ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO
THIS WEEK AT ST. LEO’S
Monday, May 14th
7:00pm Festival Meeting Great Room
Tuesday, May 15th
8:30am SVDP Packing/Receiving Church
10:30am Sacred Art of Living Conference
5:30pm Girl Scouts Basement
6:00pm 8th grade dinner dance School
Wednesday, May 16th
6:30pm Choir Practice Church
6:30pm Girl Scouts #71720 Basement
Thursday, May 17th
1:00pm Women’s Knitting Group Conference
5:30pm Fall Sports Signups Lux
6:30pm High School Girls Volleyball Lux
Friday, May 18th
7:00pm Rosary Shrine or Church
7:30pm Recovery International Basement
Saturday, May 19th– 8th Grade Graduation
2:45 to 3:30pm Confessions Church
3:00pm Grapevine Basement
Sunday, May 20th
7:00pm Coach Robinson Open Gym Lux
Dear Parishioners,
Next Saturday, May 19th, our 8th grade students will be
processing into the church at the 4pm Mass as they graduate
from our parish school. They will receive their diplomas after
Mass has ended so we will wait for everyone to leave the
church before we begin that brief ceremony. We are always
sad to see our students move on but are grateful for the
opportunity to have given them a great education in the
atmosphere of faith. May God guide their journey through
high school.
We welcome Joshua Kindry into our Catholic Faith
through the Holy Sacrament of Baptism this Sunday. May
God bless those who have taken upon themselves the respon-
sibility of “training him in the practice of the faith.”
Please bare with me as I call upon your generosity this
weekend for two very worthy causes. The Knights of Colum-
bus have asked my permission to ask for donations at the
doors of the church after Mass for their annual “Measure Up”
campaign which donates money for mentally challenged
adults and children organizations. Please consider offering
them something for this good purpose.
This weekend we will also have our Catholic Charities
Follow-up Appeal. You may remember that in the last couple
of years, this follow-up appeal was made for the sake of
those who may not have been present during the first appeal
back in February. However it has taken a new direction so
that this particular appeal is made on behalf of a specific need
in the Catholic Charities organization. This year, all funds
raised this weekend will be used to expand addiction
treatment services across our diocese. The news is filled with
stories of increasing opioid addiction (and deaths) and so the
need for such treatment services has never been higher. I ask
you to please consider making some kind of donation to this,
especially if you did not already make a pledge to Catholic
Charities earlier. Thank you in advance for reaching out to
help those who are addicted. “Whatsoever you do...”
We moved Fr. Vesely into his apartment at Mount Alver-
na this past Wednesday. This assisted living wing will be
different from what he’s had in skilled nursing as he will
have his own space with more privacy, and will eat with
fellow residents in a beautiful dining room which provides a
menu of options for each meal. Though he is no longer in
residence here at St. Leo’s, he will always be considered an
important part of our parish community. We have plans for
him to celebrate Mass here soon.
Finally, at each Mass I will ask God’s blessing on all the
women of our parish who act as mother, grandmother or god-
mother. Though we take our mothers seriously, we can also
smile as we think of them. Maybe this will help: Mom No. 1:
How do you get your sleepy-head son up in the morning?
Mom No. 2: I just put the cat on the bed. Mom No. 1: How
does that help? Mom No. 2: The dog’s already there.
SANCTUARY CANDLE INTENTION
May 13th to May 27th
In Loving Memory of
John Kozlowski &
John & Bernice Kozlowski
From Mary Jane Kozlowski
ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO
PARISH COMMUNITY CENTER
The Great Room in our Parish Community Center is available to rent for special
events, all types of parties, meetings, and
funeral luncheons, etc.
For information or to book, please contact Mina Rolando at 216-544-0190 or visit our parish website at leothegreat.org. There you will find information, prices, and forms.
GREAT
ROOM
FOR
RENT
NEW ARCHIVES DISPLAY CELEBRATES
ST. LEO FIRST HOLY
COMMUNION CELEBRATIONS
Be sure to stop in the church vestibule before or after Mass to see the latest exhibit from the St. Leo archives. We have added a series of photos marking First Holy Communions as far back as 1949. If you haven't seen the archives displays,
now is a great time to visit and learn more about the history of our parish community.
CATHOLIC CEMETERIES ASSOCIATION - MONTHLY GRIEF SUPPORT
3rd SUNDAY OF EVERY MONTH
Please join us for an hour of learning and healing along your grief journey. Our Grief Support leaders are certified as Ministers of Consolation by the National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved, Inc. Our Catholic-based support can be supplemental to your existing support groups. We meet the 3rd Sunday of every month at 3:00 p.m., except on holidays, then we meet the 4th Sunday. The next Support Group is Sunday, May 20th at St. Joseph Cemetery, Avon (temporary trailer office); Holy Cross Cemetery, Akron (office); and Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park (office).
The topics for May will be:
“Holidays, Anniversaries, and Special Occasions in Grieving”
“Complicated or Unresolved Grief and Mental Health Awareness”
No registration is required; Just come and join us. For more information, visit our website https://www.clecem.org Information/Bereavement.aspx or contact Rhonda at 216.930.4866 [email protected].
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
May Follow-Up Parish Appeal to Help People Recover from Opioid Addiction
THIS WEEKEND, we will be participating in an important Follow-Up Parish Appeal for Catholic Charities. Funds raised through this effort will be used to expand treatment and prevention services to fight the opioid
crisis that has a grip on our families, friends and communities. In 2017, nearly 1,200 people in our diocese died of drug overdoses. With your help, Catholic Charities will be able to expand their reach into every county and provide help and hope to those suffering from addiction. DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT! All new, increased and additional gifts returned in the In-Pew envelopes this weekend or donated online at www.CatholicCommunity.org/Challenge will be matched up to $100,000. Everyone knows someone who has been affected by drug addiction. Prayerfully consider the impact you can have on their recovery and please give as generously as possible. Contact Karen Joyce at 216-696- 6525 ext. 1910. Thank you for making a difference.
GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE
Our Gift Card Program is an excellent way for you to support our Parish. A complete list of gift cards is available at the rectory office or on our website
at leothegreat.org. Gift Cards can be used for your outdoor planting needs, graduation gifts, teacher gifts, everyday purchases, any type of gift, or as a simple thank you. PLEASE STOP BY THE OFFICE AND
SUPPORT THIS PROGRAM.
ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Over the years the SVDP Outreach
Organization has given assistance to
families on a temporary basis as
emergencies occur. At times, families
find themselves unable to keep up
with day to day expenses. We assist
in keeping food on the table and offer
help with other expenses. When you pass by the Poor
Boxes help our members reach out and help a needy
family with your donations. Thank you very much.
“SOCK AND UNDERWEAR DRIVE”…
The St. Vincent DePaul Outreach
Organization will once again be
having a “Sock and Underwear
Drive” for men, women and children
of all ages and sizes the weekend of
June 2nd and June 3rd. Your
donation will be sorted and turned
over to the SVDP Ozanam Clothing Center to distrib-
ute to those in need. Cash donations would also be
appreciated and can be dropped in the Collection
basket with the envelope marked “SVDP Sock & Un-
derwear Drive”. Thank You.
PARISH GUIDE BOOK & DIRECTORY
ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY
We are in the process of updating our annual Guide Book & Directory for the church. This book
will contain everything pertinent to our church: the various ministries, organizations, committees,
activities, functions and events plus a complete directory of all members. This book is being
provided and mailed directly to each family at no cost to our church, and it is again being subsidized
by local businesses that advertise. If you own or manage a business and would like to find out about
advertising in our book, please call the Rectory Office (216-661-1006).
UPDATE MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
PARISH GUIDE BOOK
Now is the time to update your membership information for our parish database and the 2018 Guide Book & Directory.
If you want to update your information or do not want your name, address, and/or phone number printed in the
2018 Guide Book, please fill out this form and return it to the rectory or place it in the collection basket. You may also
fill out this information online at our website or mobile app. Thank you!
Family Name:_______________________________________
Address:___________________________________________
Phone Number:______________________________________
____Do not print my name. ____Do not print my phone number.
____Do not print my address. ____This is my updated information.
ST. LEO THE GREAT ATHLETICS
would like to thank you for supporting our
Annual Women’s Reverse Raffle. It was a
wonderful evening! For everyone who came,
for all those who helped organize, worked
before, during and after the event, our SINCERE
THANKS!
MAY 13, 2018—ASCENSION OF THE LORD
CLUSTER CORNER
MARY QUEEN OF PEACE…Craft & Rummage /sake June 9, 2018, 9-3, cost $20/parking space to sell your homemade craft and/or used goods. $10 to rent a ta-ble. Questions or Reservations please contact Niki@ [email protected]. ST. CHARLES BORROMEO…Summer Book Read
“The Power of Pause, Becoming More by Doing Less”
by Terry Hershey. Registration only $13/per person, with One Potluck & Conversation in fall. Deadline to register is May 15th. Questions? Contact Brian Pelcin in the Parish Office. (440-884-3030) ALL WELCOME! ST. THOMAS MORE…Please join us every Tuesday at 7:00 pm. in the Marian Chapel to pray the rosary for world peace
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The annual 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration will be held on Sunday, July 29, 2018 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Reservations will be accepted for couples married 50 years (married in 1968). Couples who are celebrating other significant anniversaries (55 or over) or have missed previ-ous celebrations are welcome to register and attend. Seating is limited in the Cathedral. The number of
guests will be determined by the seating capacity and total number registered.
DEADLINE: Monday, June 25, 2018-to include Jubilee couples’ names in worship aid. Firm deadline.
In early or mid-July, registered couples will receive an emailed letter with instructions and driving/parking details.
Please call Mary Lou at the Rectory Office at 216-661-1006 or register online at www.ccdocle.org/mfm and click on “Register for the 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration”.
BUS TRIPS
On Wed. May 30th we will now be going to
Presque Isle Downs—Erie, PA
· Report: 8:30am Depart: 9:00am
· Cost: $33.00 (Casino Bonus: $25.00)
· Return to St. Leo: Approx. 5:00pm
Thursday June 21st - Rivers Casino, Pittsburg, PA
· Report: 8:30am Depart 9:00am
· Cost: $33.00 (Casino Bonus: $20 free play) · Depart 5:00pm with meal enroute—on own
· Return to St. Leo: Approx. 8:00pm
Contact Joanne Todd at 440-526-3505 for more info. or to book your trip.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
ST. LEO THE GREAT
GRADUATING CLASS
OF 1957
Anyone from the Class of 1957 interested in getting together? If so, please call Ron Albanese at 330-220-5956.
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1825 Snow Road • ParmaHours: 7am-12am - Monday thru Saturday • 7am-10pm - Sunday
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