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STAFF
STAFF
ORGANIZATIONS
Fr. Michael Surufka, OFM, Pastor
Mr. Bogdan (Don) Pieniak, Parish Administrator
Fr. Leonard Stunek, OFM, Friary Guardian, Parochial Vicar
PARISH
Mrs.AND
Deborah
SCHOOL
Martin,
STAFF
St. Stanislaus School Principal
Fr. Placyd Kon, OFM, Parochial Vicar
Mr. Dan Kane Jr., Business Manager
Br. Justin Kwietniewski, OFM, Pastoral Ministry
Mr. David
Mrs.
Deborah
Krakowski,
Martin, St.
Director
Stanislaus
of Liturgy
Schooland
Principal
Music
Br. David Kelly, OFM, Deacon
Mrs.David
Mr.
Denise
Krakowski,
O’Reilly, St.
Director
Stanislaus
of Liturgy
Schooland
Secretary
Music
Mr. Fred
Mrs.
Denise
Mendat,
O’Reilly,
Maintenance
St. Stanislaus
& Social
School
Center
Secretary
Manager DIRECTORY
Rectory & Parish Office
216-341-9091
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Fred Mendat, Maintenance & Social Center Manager DIRECTORY
Rectory
& Parish Office
216-341-9091
Parish
Fax
341-2688
PARISH
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Susan Halamek, Pastoral Council Chairperson
Parish
Fax Elementary School 883-3307
341-2688
St.
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Ms. Celeste
Mrs.
Susan Halamek,
Suchocki,Pastoral
Finance Council
Council Chairperson
Chairperson
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Elementary
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Central
Catholic
High
School
441-4700
Mrs.Celeste
Ms.
Sophie Suchocki,
Wasielewski,
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Golden
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President
Central
High
School
441-4700
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Wasielewski,
Jr., Golden
Dads Club
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President
President
Mr. Charles
Rick Krakowski,
Janowski,C.Y.O.
Jr., Dads
Coordinator
Club President
Mr. Matt Zielenski, St. Vincent DePaul Society
PARISH WEBSITE
Ms. Jane Bobula, Good Shepherd Catechesis
www.ststanislaus.org
Mr. Rob Jagelewski, Parish Historical
History Committee
E-MAIL
Mrs. Nancy Mack, MANNA Coordinator
[email protected]
Mrs. Grace
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Kozak, Alumni
Shrine
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Mrs. Denise
Sharon Siemborski,
Kozak, Alumni
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SCHEDULE
OF SERVICES
MASS SCHEDULE
MASS INTENTIONS
MASS
Daily
SCHEDULE
Masses: 7:00 AM & 8:30 AM (no 7:00 on Sat.)
Sunday
Daily
Masses:
Vigil: 7:00
Saturday
AM 5:00
& 8:30
PMAM (no 7:00 on Sat.)
Sunday English
Vigil: Saturday
Masses:5:00
8:30PM
AM & 11:30 AM
Sunday English
Polish Mass:
Masses:
10:00
8:30
AM
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DEVOTIONS
National Holidays: 9:00 AM
DEVOTIONS
Daily Morning Prayer: 8:00 AM (exc. Sunday)
Saint Anthony
Daily
Morning Novena
Prayer Tuesdays
8:00 AM (exc.
after Mass
Sunday)
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FUNERALS
Arrangements are made through the funeral home.
INQUIRY
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CLASSES are made through the funeral home.
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(R.C.I.A.):
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Contact any member of the Pastoral Team.
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TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
October 11 (PaŸdziernika), 2009
Sat
5:00 PM +Gerard Wisniewski
Sun
8:30 AM Sp. Int. Parishioners of St. Stanislaus
10:00 AM +Nancy & Wincenty Filipowicz
11:30 AM +Stanley & Lucille Depta
Mon Oct 12
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Tue Oct 13
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Wed Oct 14
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Thu Oct 15
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
7:00 PM
Fri Oct 16
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
Sat Oct 17
8:30 AM
Weekday
+Walter Galicki
Sp. Int. Erin Zimmerman
Weekday
+John Pizon
+Elsie Sipko
Weekday (St. Callistus, Pope)
+Cecelia Tegowski
+Anniversary of Helen & Albin Kozlowski
St. Theresa of Jesus, Virgin & Doctor
+Tony Leciejewski
+Gerard Wisniewski
Beatification of John Paul II
Weekday (Sts. Hedwig, Margaret Mary Alacoque)
+Stanley Wasielewski
+Gerald “Hook” Tucholski
St. Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop & Martyr
+Tadeusz Frodyma
1:00 Baptism Isabella Kate Nowak
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
October 18 (PaŸdziernika), 2009
Sat
5:00 PM +Kenneth Krul
Sun
8:30 AM Sp. Int. Archie & Dolores Mosinski
Congratulations On Your 60th Wedding Anniversary!
10:00 AM +Teresa Swierczek
11:30 AM +Larry Eaveritt
Congratulations on the
Fortieth Anniversary Cleveland Central Catholic High School!
TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SOULS OF THE FAITHFUL
DEPARTED
†
Dolores Movens
†
Bread and Wine Offering
The bread and wine used for all Masses during the month of
October is donated by
Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them O Lord,
And Let Perpetual Light Shine Upon Them.
Archie & Dolores Mosinski
In Celebration of 60 Years of Blessings for
Themselves and Their Family
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Sun
11:00AM
3:00 PM
Wed
7:00 PM
Thu
8:00 PM
3:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Sat
Good Shepherd Open House, Social Center.
St. Francis Concert in Church.
(donation for the poor)
Hospitality Committee meets in the school
All-Purpose Room.
A.A. & Al -Anon meets in the Social Center.
Church Cleanup Crew until 5:15
Mass for Beatification of John Paul II.
CityMusic Cleveland concert. Free.
St. Stanislaus is reaching out in service to our diverse
neighborhood peoples. Please be generous in your support of
the many good works of our Parish. St. Stanislaus depends
upon the regular support of its membership and the
generosity of those who visit here. Please look upon your
financial gift or sacrifice as a way of giving praise to God
along with the many from earlier generations who have
worshiped and prayed here for over 135 years.
There are Saints…..and there are Saints
If your ears are still ringing from the glorious trumpets and fanfares and preludes and postludes of last weekend’s Masses
commemorating St. Francis, then the concert you are invited to hear this Sunday afternoon will illuminate another side of this
saint. The “Rose Ensemble” will show you other sides of the same Francis — the person who spoke to birds and the person who
bore the wounds of the crucified Master. You will hear about a person who transformed himself from one who lived for the
false pleasures of the world into one who thrived on the true pleasures of truth. Had you met this man during your own walk
through life would you have thought for a moment him to be a Saint or a madman?
We often look at those images of Saints which share our worship space and we wonder: were these people sane or what?
Were they intoxicated with some divine nectar or were they starved for a gift never attainable? Did they want to be Saints or did
they want to become Saints? Did any of those thoughts even ever cross their minds? When Francis gave up the privileged (in
worldly terms) life and assumed the position of the antithesis did he ever consider the tragedy of folly he escaped in exchange
for the folly of the Cross?
Each morning we hear those same birds sing as did Francis. Each moment we share the same wounds inherited at Baptism.
Inebriated by a new life in Christ we each look into the sun and see beyond to the stars in the darkness as the liberation afforded
us by the risen Jesus conquered evil and broke the chains of the enslavement to the obvious.
We do walk with Saints each day as we walk with others becoming Saints. The shadows of Jesus guide our weary eyes
through the dark night into the pastures of life. There we drink of His passion and eat at His banquet and see the poverty of sin
and the richness of the Gospel, all options for our free wills.
Do you want to become a Saint? What did you do today to gain that distinction? Do you want your friends to be Saints?
How did you help them along that path this very day? Do you want your enemies to become Saints? What did you do moments
before you lifted this bulletin to your eyes to help them move in the direction of the Gospel of Life? Do you mind giving up
things that hold you back from that dream? Do you want to become a Saint?
There are Saints...and there are Saints. May the life and deeds of Francis aided by the experience found in today’s musical
event guide your spirit to join the ranks of both with quiet joy.
David Krakowski
SCHEDULE FOR MINISTERS
PARISH SUPPORT
Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 18 (PaŸdziernika), 2009
5:00 PM Lector — Rob Jagelewski
Euch. Min. — Marge & Andy Flock, Chris Wisniewski, Stan Wiczak
Sun 8:30 AM Lector — Susan Halamek
Euch. Min. — Marcia & Don Stech, Alice Klafczynski, Ron Grams
10:00 AM Lector — Beata Cyranek
Euch. Min.— Witold Sztalkoper, Tom Monzell, Ewelina Ejsmont, M. Sladewska
11:30 AM Lector — Mike Leahy
Last Sunday’s Collection
5:00 PM (85)…...….…..…...…$1,756.00
8:30 AM (62)..……...………..$1,074.65
10:00 AM (79)…………...……..$963.00
11:30 AM (54)..…………...…$1,050.87
Mailed in (49)…....……...……$1,050.00
Total (329)
$5,894.52
Sat
Thank you for sharing the gift of ministry!
Thank you for this stewardship of your
parish. Remember, we budget $6,000 to
meet our expenses !
PASTORAL MESSAGE
The Look of Jesus…
In the gospel reading for today,
St. Mark relates the encounter of
Jesus and the young rich man, who
ran up to Jesus and said, “Good
Teacher, what must I do to inherit
eternal life?” Jesus replied that the
obserance of the Ten
Commandments was required. The
young man boasted that he
observed all the Commandments.
“And Jesus looking upon him, loved him.”
Jesus recognized the purity this man’s heart and the great
potential for generosity within it. So, Jesus invited the young
man to follow him, setting aside and forsaking all that he
possessed.
What was the look of Jesus as the young rejected his offer?
Consider the look of Jesus when invited Simon to follow him;
he addressed him, Cephas, rock, and his life would never be the
same. Jesus had looks that were at times cheerful and affirming;
at other times, revealing pain and sorrow, especially, when
dealing with the stubborn and unbelieving Pharisees.
How compassionate was his look when he encountered the
widow of Naim; how inviting was his look to Matthew the tax
collector; how persuasive his look to Zacchaeus for change of
heart; how loving and tender his look at the poor widow that
gave all she had—two pennies — to the Temple. This look of
Jesus brings the soul of a person face to face with God. Just
think how relieved the woman caught in adultery must have
been—she changed her life. Imagine Jesus looking at Peter
after his three denials.
The look of Jesus continues today. His look at each of us can
draw us to repent, to forgive, to thank, to motivate us to do
more than simply observing the Ten Commandments, to
welcome others, to feed and cloth the poor, to inspire us to say
to Jesus, “I’m sorry!”
Imagine the look on the face of Jesus every weekend when so
many, like the young man in the gospel, reject his invitation to
forsake—not all their possessions — but merely to set aside one
hour to offer praise and thanks to Jesus for our redemption.
Imagine what that young rich man in today’s must feel for all
eternity his decision to prefer the things of earth than the
blessings of the kingdom. The same will hold true for all who
have set aside this invitation of Jesus to hear his Word and
receive his Body and Blood at weekend Mass.
Speaking of Youth, here is what Ge neral Douglas MacArthur
has to say: “Youth is not a time of life, it is a state of mind.
Nobody grows old merely by living a number of years; people
grow old only by deserting their ideals. Worry, doubt, selfdistrust, fear and despair, these are the long years that bow the
head and turn the growing spirit back to dust. You are as young
as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your hope, as
old as your despair. So long as your heart receives messages of
beauty, cheer, courage, grandeur and power fro m the earth,
from people, from the infinite, so long are you young. When the
heart is covered with the snow of materialism and pessimism
and the ice of cynicism, then I am grown old indeed, and may
you, Lord, have mercy on my soul.” These words probably
apply very well to the young man in today’s gospel.
What does the look of Christ mean to me? What will be the
look of his face when we encounter in eternity?
Fr. Len
OCTOBER 11, PAZDZIERNIKA 2009
Co Bóg zlaczyl...
Czytajac dzisiejsza Ewangelie
od razu daje sie zauwazyc, ze zdrady
malzenskie i rozwody to nie
wynalazek XX w. Byly one obecne
za czasów Pana Jezusa i wczesniej.
Pan Jezus w swoim nauczaniu
musial sie zmierzyc takze z tym
problemem. Zauwazmy, ze to
faryzeusze sprowokowali Pana do
odpowiedzi. Ewangelista odnotowal:
Faryzeusze przystapili do Jezusa i
chcac Go wystawic na próbe, pytali Go, czy wolno mezowi
oddalic zone? (Mk 10, 2).
Rabini nauczali odwolujac sie do Mojzesza, ze wolno
mezczyznie oddalic zone, jesli znajdzie w niej jakas skaze.
Bylo to powszechne nauczanie. Jednak byly rózne szkoly
interpretowania, co nalezy rozumiec przez owa „skaze”. Jedni
rabini mówili, ze to musialaby byc bardzo powazna przyczyna,
dla innych takim wystarcza jacym powodem bylo np.
przypalenie zupy przez zone, czyli praktycznie kazda, nawet
blaha przyczyna byla wystarczajaca do tego, aby dac zonie list
rozwodowy.
Rabini nauczajac o dopuszczalnosci rozwodu odwolywali
sie do nauk Mojzesza, który w Ksiedze Powtórzonego Prawa
pozwolil na rozwód, który zawsze byl oddaleniem zony przez
meza. Kobieta nie miala takiego prawa. W 24-tym rozdziale
Ksiegi Powtórzonego Prawa czytamy: Jesli mezczyzna poslubi
kobiete i zostanie jej mezem, lecz nie bedzie jej darzyl
zyczliwoscia, gdyz znalazl u niej cos odrazajacego, napisze jej
list rozwodowy, wreczy go jej, potem odesle ja od siebie. Jesli
ona wyszedlszy z jego domu, pójdzie i zostanie zona innego, a
ten drugi tez ja znienawidzi, wreczy jej list rozwodowy i usunie
ja z domu, albo jesli ten drugi maz, który ja poslubil, umrze, nie
bedzie mógl pierwszy jej maz, który ja odeslal, wziac jej
powtórnie za zone jako splugawionej. To bowiem budzi odraze
u Pana, a ty nie mozesz dopuscic do takiej nieprawosci w kraju,
który ci daje w posiadanie Pan, Bóg twój. (Pwt 24, 1-4).
Pan Jezus odpowiadajac na pytanie faryzeuszów stwierdza,
ze „na poczatku tak nie bylo”, i ze Mojzesz uczynil ta koncesje
tylko ze wzgledu na „zatwardzialosc ich serc”. Pan Jezus
odwoluje sie do tego, co bylo na poczatku, cytujac slowa z
Ksiegi Rodzaju: Lecz na poczatku stworzenia Bóg stworzyl ich
jako mezczyzne i kobiete: dlatego opusci czlowiek ojca swego i
matke i zlaczy sie ze swoja zona, i beda oboje jednym cialem. A
tak juz nie sa dwoje, lecz jedno cialo. Co wiec Bóg zlaczyl, tego
czlowiek niech nie rozdziela! (Mk 10, 6-9).
Nauka ta byla trudna do zrozumienia i przyjecia takze dla
samych Apostolów, którzy spisali slowa Pana. U sw. Mateusza
czytamy takie slowa uczniów, którzy pytali Pana, a kiedy On
odpowiedzial, ze odpowiedzieli slowami: Jesli tak ma sie
sprawa z malzenstwem, to nie warto sie zenic (por. Mt 19, 10).
Nic wiec dziwnego, ze i dzisiaj jest wielu takich, którzy
odrzucaja nauke Pana jako za trudna i niemozliwa do
zachowania. A jednak, jest to wymaganie Pana. On nigdy nie
wymaga rzeczy niemozliwych. Jesli wymaga wiele, to tylko
dlatego, ze daje wiele. On chce, abysmy czynili to, co jest w
naszej mocy i prosili o to, co przerasta nasze sily. Modlitwa
otwiera nas na Boza pomoc, a z Boza pomoca wszystko jest
mozliwe. Wszystko moge w Tym, który mnie umacnia (Flp 4,
13).
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ST. STANISLAUS
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Festival Fun!
MOZART, MENDELSSOHN AND HATZIS….CityMusic Cleveland
Next Saturday at 7:30 PM we will enjoy the return of CityMusic Cleveland in this
their 6th successful year of high quality performances in venues throughout the
region. These free events always attract wonderful crowds (more so than the crowds
attending our services!) and offer our own parishioners a chance to evangelize by
sharing both their faith as well as their knowledge of our shrine Church with the
hundreds of visitors who are forever full of questions.
This first concert will feature a world renowned string quartet, ‘The Pacifica
Quartet,’ performing in two pieces with the CityMusic Cleveland orchestra. Those
two works will include a Mozart Divertimento and a newly commissioned work by
Christos Hatzis, a Toronto based composer, entitled ‘Redemption,’ also scored for
quartet and chamber orchestra. The other work on the program will be a suite from
Mendelssohn’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream!’ So, if you were married here at St.
Stanislaus, chances are you will definitely recognize the movement from this work
generally known as the ‘Wedding March’...except this time you will be treated to
hearing it performed by the full orchestra!!! Relive the time when you walked down
the aisle together, hand in hand, full of your own dreams with your spouse….and
perhaps sneak in a little kiss during the music!
CONGRATULATIONS
FESTIVAL WINNERS!
Last weekend, every one of our
guests left our hall with fun memories,
full bellies, and maybe tired feet. But a
lucky few are also able to say they are
extra winners! Thank you to everyone
who donated prizes, bought or sold
tickets, and participated in any way in
these raffle events.
FESTIVAL RAFFLE
$2,500.00 ….. Diane Karpinski
$1,500.00 ….. Chris Mallin
$1,000.00 ….. Patricia Orey
$500.00 ….. Shawn Vazinski
$125.00 Winners:
Betty Karcher, Bob Farren, Dorothy
Vuk, Shelley Varney, Judy Bednar
GOOD SHEPHERD OPEN HOUSE
AND STARTING SCHEDULE
Sunday, October 11, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm is the Open House and registration for
new and returning children and their families.
? The new location of the Good Shepherd Atrium is the 3rd floor of the Social
Center
? Sunday, October 18, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm, First class for Level 1 children (ages
3-6 ) ONLY
? Sunday, October 25, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, Class for all children.
The regular schedule will be the same as last year (11:00 am - 1:00 pm). For more
information, contact Jane Bobula at 216-351-8712 or [email protected]. You can
learn more about the good Shepherd catechesis at www.cgsusa.org.
CHINESE AUCTIONS
Flat Screen TV ….. Rick Sutich
Cavs Collection ….. Denise Siemborski
Racing Car ….. Betty Rhodes
Microwave ….. Jolanta Dziwser
$300.00 Cash ….. Bruce Marlon
Polish Basket ….. Denny Covas
Tostitos Basket ….. Denise Siemborski
Coors Basket ….. Tim Smith
Tasters Choice Baskets:
Terry Kurtz, Sophie Yaros,
Carmine Vincenzo
PROGRAM DOBREGO PASTERZA DZIEN OTWARTYCH DRZWI I PROGRAM
Niedziela, 11 pazdziernika, godz. 11:00 do 13:00 - Dzien Otwartych Drzwi i
rejestracja nowych dzieci i tych, którzy uczestniczyli w programie w ostatnim roku.
? Nauka odbywa sie w nowym miejscu. Jest to sala na 2-gim pietrze w budynku „
Social Center”;
? Niedziela 18 pazdziernika w godz. 11:00 - 12:30 - pierwsze spotkanie TYLKO dla
dzieci z najmlodszej grupy(3-6 lat);
? Niedziela 25 pazdziernika - 11:00 - 13:00 - lekcje dla dzieci z WSZYSTKICH
grup.
Czas dalszych spotkan bedzie ten sam w ciagu calego roku (11:00 - 13:00). Wiecej
informacji mozna uzyskac dzwoniac do p. Jane Bobula na numer 216-351-8712.
Wiecej informacji na temat samego Programu mozna znalezc na stronie www.cgsusa.
org
REVERSE RAFFLE
The fifth annual Reverse Raffle will
be held on Saturday, November 14TH at
6:00 P.M. in the Social Center. The
raffle will benefit The Father William
Gulas Scholarship Fund. Tickets are
$35.00 and include dinner, beer, wine,
pop & a chance to win $1500.00. For
tickets or more information, please call
Rick Sutich 216-883-4904, Denise
Siemborski 216- 398-5764, Frank
Greczanik 216-441-0552 or John Heyink
216-341-2019.
COMMUNITY NEWS
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY
HEALTH SUNDAY
Don't forget Hospitality Sunday/Health Sunday on October
25th. Parishoners who wish to receive flu shots at that time
must reserve their shot by calling Alice Klafczynski at 216-8830443 before October 11. Those who have reserved a flu shot
may pick up pre-registration forms at the Manna table in the
vestibule after Masses this weekend. These forms must be
filled out before you can receive your flu shot. Flu shots are
covered by medicare Part B, otherwise the cost will be $24.99
payable by check. Those covered by Medicare need to bring
their Social Security Medicare Part B cards.
NIEDZIELA GOSCINNOSCI
NIEDZIELA ZDROWIA
Prosze pamietac o NIEDZIELI GOSCINNOSCI /
NIEDZIELI ZDROWIA planowanej 25-go pazdziernika.
Parafianie, którzy tego dnia chca zaszczepic sie przeciwko
grypie musza przed 11 pazdziernika dokonac rezerwacji
zastrzyku dzwoniac do pani Alice Klafczynski na numer 216883-0443. Ci, którzy zrobia rezerwacje, moga wziac formularz
ze stolika w przedsionku kosciola, gdzie sprzedawane sa karty
Manna. Szczepienie pokrywa ubezpieczenie Medicare Part B.
Jesli ktos nie ma tego ubezpieczenia, mozna zaplacic czekiem w
wysokosci 24, 99 dol. Ci, którzy maja to w/w ubezpieczenie
musza przyniesc karte tego ubezpieczenia i karte Social
Security.
OCTOBER 11, PAZDZIERNIKA 2009
The Rose Ensemble
Jordan Sramek, Founder and Artistic Director
www.RoseEnsemble.org
“Reawakening the Ancient”
“Il Poverello”
...exploring the Life and
deeds of
St. Francis of Assisi
The result of two years of research and
highlighting over 500 years of music, this
joyful program features a wide variety of
vocal textures and timbres-mystical
spiritual hymns, lively medieval dances, and
gorgeous Renaissance choral music– all
written in honor of St. Francis.
Il Poverello includes narrated fi rst hand accounts of
Francis’ experiences and light hearted legends of the saints
deeds and miracles. The audience is further treated by the
BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS
Before a family may schedule the celebration of the
Sacrament of Baptism, parents must attend a class to prepare
themselves. Slavic Village parishes share this responsibility
with each other. The next class will be held at Immaculate
Heart of Mary Church on Sunday, November 1, at 1:30 PM.
Please call at 341-2734 if you plan to attend.
ST. STANS HISTORICAL FACT by Rob Jagelewski. In this
age of parish clustering it is a time to remember some of our
past relationships with area parishes. Father Anton Kolaszewski, who built our present church in 1891 was responsible for two other area parishes. These parishes are Immaculate
Heart of Mary and Sacred Heart of Jesus. The recently closed
St. Hyacinth Parish was a daughter parish of this community.
For a time the Community of St. John Nepomucene utilized our
chapel for their Sunday services before they built their own
church on Fleet Avenue. The former Transfiguration Parish on
Broadway Avenue also used our chapel for services after their
church was damaged by a fire. Holy Name is the oldest parish
in the neighborhood. Many of our Polish immigrant community
worshiped at Holy Name before the Community of St. Stanislaus was formed. Many years before there was a term called
“clustering,” the churches of Slavic Village clustered by themselves to share ministry to their own parishes and to their close
communities. The parishes in this area are all intertwined by
their closeness and their shared histories.
BUY MANNA CARDS
Use them for all your groceries!
appearance of several antique instruments: harp, hurdygurdy, frame drum, recorder, dumbek (goblet drum), ‘ud (Middle
Eastern lute) and riqq (Egyptian tambourine), vielle and rebec
(medieval fiddles).
Sunday, October 11, 2009
3:00 p.m.
Celebrating the 800th Anniversary of the
founding of the Franciscan Order with Great
Music by Great Artists
FREE Will offering…..all donations
going to the poor of the city
R.C.I.A. to Begin October 18,
10:00 AM in the All Purpose Room
Pass the word to all adults who are interested in being baptized,
making First Communion, preparing for Confirmation, or
being received into the Catholic Church.
INFANTS AND TODDLERS OF SLAVIC VILLAGE —
One extra item on your grocery list is all it would take to help
feed the infants and Toddlers of Slavic Village who are less
fortunate and in need of our help. Can you imagine the hundreds
of jars of baby food or baby cereal if we all brought in JUST ONE
JAR!! Can we give it a try? Your ONE JAR will also get you an
entry into the drawing for October 25th for a coupon book worth
hundreds of dollars to use around Cleveland and good until
December 2010! Help our kids—Please fill our baskets!