11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021 Feast Day Celebration of St. Anthony
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1530 11th Street SE, Canton, OH 44707 • Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am—4pm
Office: (330) 452-9539 • Fax: (330) 452-4870 • Hall: (330) 455-9347
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11th Sunday in Ordinary Time June 13, 2021
Feast Day Celebration of St. Anthony
The kingdom of God is like a
mustard seed, which springs up
and becomes the largest of plants,
like a tender shoot from the cedar
which will bear fruit and become a
majestic cedar. So shall the just
one flourish, like a cedar. As we
walk by faith and not be sight, may
our lives bear fruit in abundance.
PASTOR
Rev. Thomas Kraszewski
PASTOR EMERITUS
Rev. Thomas Bishop
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
COORDINATOR
Maggie Connor-Spitale •
mspitale@stanthonycanton.org
HISPANIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR
& PASTORAL MINISTER
Sr. Karen Lindenberger •
hispanic@neo.rr.com
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
Roberta Muoio •
rmuoio@stanthonycanton.org
COORD. OF YOUTH MINISTRY
Cristina Hernandez •
chernandez@stanthonycanton.org
MUSIC MINISTRY/ADM. ASSISTANT
Michele Higham •
mhigham@stanthonycanton.org
ADM. ASSISTANT/ BOOKKEEPER
Kelli Karns •
kkarns@stanthonycanton.org
PRAYER CHAIN
Mary Bagnoli
(330) 492-0519
MASS SCHEDULE • Saturday 4 pm, Sunday 8 am, 9:45 am (en Español), 11:30 am
Weekdays: Wednesday & Friday 8:30 am • Holy Days: 8:30 am, 12:10 pm, 6 pm
NEW PARISHIONERS: Our warmest welcome. To register, please call the office to request a registration form.
HOSPITAL & NURSING HOME VISITATION WITH COMMUNION: Please notify the office if you require an extended stay.
MISSION STATEMENT: United by our faith as disciples of our Lord, we come together to be the light of Christ to each other and our greater
community as we also celebrate our diverse heritages.Dear Parish Family,
Mass Intentions
Sat., June 12 Happy Feast Day! Welcome Back! Welcome Home!
4 pm Deceased members of Pippi Family by Feast Day is always special, but this year is really
Sam & Edie Polverini special as we are making our way out of the pandemic
Karen Iorfida-Van Nostran by Kathy Ferrante and we can once again be together in person. It is also
Stanley Datko by Darla
special because this Sunday is June 13th, the actual
date of St. Anthony of Padua's feast day.
Sun., June 13 • 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Feast Day Mass • 10:30 am Last year our Feast Day was mostly an online event, but
Parishioners & Benefactors of St. Anthony/All Saints this year the big tent is back. We will celebrate Mass
Wed., June 16 together and many of our Feast Day traditions. Since
830 am Sandy Marcoaldi by Bill & Barbara Jeffries we are taking small steps for a safe return to parish life,
Fri., June 18 the situation with our food for our celebration will be
830 am Eugene Kraszewski by Debbie Pfeffer different this year. Please be patient as we plan to have
Sat., June 19 all the foods we have enjoyed in the past back next
4 pm Carmel DiGiacomo (Anniv.) by Family summer.
Hank Woodring by Peg Woodring Last year was Fr. Tom Bishop's 50th Anniversary of
Dominic Rex by Family priesthood which we were going to celebrate at Feast
Sun., June 20 • 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time Day 2020. We were unable to gather last year, but we
(Father’s Day) cannot let this important milestone go unrecognized.
8 am • 945 am • 1130am We will be celebrating with Fr. Tom his 50th Anniversary
For Fathers submitted for prayer & spiritual remembrances plus 1. Fr. Tom's many years as pastor here has been a
tremendous blessing for the people of this parish
community. We are very happy to be able to celebrate
this significant anniversary with him and show our
This Week’s Events gratitude for his many years of ministry as a loving and
effective shepherd.
Sun., June 13
• FEAST DAY CELEBRATION!! As we celebrate 51 years with Fr. Tom, we are also
Sat., June 19 anticipating the Ordination of Deacon Brian Smith and
• Deacon Brian Smith’s Ordination, 10 am his classmate Deacon Chad Johnson to the priesthood
Sun., June 20 next Saturday. Deacon Brian has been spending the
• Father’s Day past six weeks here at the parish, but he has been
working with the Hispanic community over the years,
especially helping Sr. Karen with the summer school
We missed someone in last week’s birthday post! program. We are grateful for his service to our
Happy Birthday to Mary Fortion! She’ll be celebrating community and are excited for this new part of his
the last week of June. vocational journey.
Our Feast Day this year gives us an opportunity to have
a restart by reflecting on many of the good things of our
Candle Intentions past, but also to see how we can act on moving this
forward. We can see the recently completed repairs and
Blessed Sacrament: Deceased of Rossi Family by Marion Rossi painting of the interior of the church. May the new paint
and colors excite us for the work God has for us going
Holy Family Shrine:
forward. May you have a happy and blessed Feast Day!
Tina Cugini by Miraculous Medal Sodality Happy Anniversary Fr. Tom, congratulations to soon to
Holy Family Window: be Fr. Brian and PER SEMPRE CASA • HOGAR PARA
Happy 60th Anniversary Sam & Edie Polverini by Family SIEMPRE • ZAWSZE DO DOMU • NAVŽDY DOMOV!
St. Francis: Dolly Popa
Your brother in Christ,
St. Catherine: Sandy Brumbaugh Fr. Tom
Blessed Virgin: Barbara Weaver
St. Nicholas: Pete & Mary Ranalli
Immaculate Conception: Donald Pribula by Anita Pribula
St. Rocco: Bernice Karwatski Our First Fruits to God June 5—6
St. Therese: Emilio J. Contrucci Weekend Collection: $ 2,303.00
Agony in the Garden: Elizabeth Rossi WeShare: $ 1,310.00 Mail In: $ 3,527.00
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Tom Gill & Joan Greene Total: $ 7,140.00
St. Michael: Nick & Helen Confalone Last Week: $ 3,274.00
To reserve candles, please call the office or send in an envelope. Per Combined Energy-Cap. Improvement-Van: $ 353.00
request, we’ve also added a form on the WeShare site that allows you to
Thank you for your generosity!
pick and pay for a candle. We schedule as close to the requested date as
we can.A Family Perspective: Parenting is a lot like the story of
the farmer in the Gospel parable today. All growth is the
Lord’s work. We have no control over the process. In fact,
the farmer doesn’t even understand it, for the seed grows
even when he sleeps. As parents, we can influence our
children but nothing we do can guarantee results.
Welcome Home!
Please feel free to wander through the Friendship
Room during the Feast Day festival. We’ll have a
display of the portraits of the priests, a slide show
celebrating Fr. Bishop, and a display with information
about our participation in the 2021 Habitat for Humanity Why do we pin money on a statue of St. Anthony?
FaithBuild.
The church will be open today for quiet prayer and In the tradition of our immigrant families from Italy, we
reflection. Adoration will begin at 3. continue the custom of pinning money on the statue of
We’re excited to share that changes will be coming to Patron Saints. Many people attach the money as
the bulletin beginning in July! We’ve signed a contract thanksgiving for favors received, for petitions requested
with Liturgical Publications to have our bulletins and more importantly, for the love of the Saint and their
produced and printed offsite. We’ll have the ability and Parish Family.
the options to have full color, bilingual and digital
versions of the bulletin available as early as Why do we carry the statue of St. Anthony in a
Wednesday. Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors procession?
and advertisers, we will save over $5,000 a year in
copy costs, toner, and paper. This excerpt taken from “Religion in American
We’d like to congratulate Sr. Karen and the Hispanic History”, edited by Amanda Porterfield and John
Ministry program. Due to her hard work and dedication Corrigan, 2010 gives us some insight into the tradition of
we’ve been awarded a grant for Hispanic Summer processions:
School from the Sisters of Charity Foundation that will “When Italian Catholic immigrants settled, they
allow classes to be five days a week! This program is improvised religious rituals in apartments, rented rooms,
invaluable for preparing our youngest members for tenement backyards and city streets. In 1881, for
school. example, immigrants from Salerno brought devotion to
St. Anthony/ All Saints will also be hosting a training their patron saint to East Harlem, kneeling before small
class for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level II in printed pictures of the Madonna del Carmine that had
August here in the Atrium. As the training levels traveled, as they had, from Italy to America. They said
increase for our instructors, the children benefit. If the rosary, prayed the Magnificat and ate together - and
you’re interested, please let Maggie know! when Italian priests were on hand, they celebrated
Updates to the VIRTUS training—We are updating our mass. By the second half of the 1880’s, devotion to the
records. If you have contact with children or elderly Madonna was so popular that it overflowed onto the city
adults please make sure our records are current. streets, where thousands of Italians, mostly women,
Contact Roberta for more information. processed with a Madonna statue adorned with precious
stones and other tokens of gratitude. Italians and their
Madonna wandered through new cityscapes
together. Worship of the Madonna helped these Italians
Ministry Schedule June 19—20 do several things. It collapsed time and distance,
reminding these immigrants of older traditions and their
4:00 pm Saturday homeland; it recapitulated their lost wanderings through
Lector: R. Udeck, P. Wehl American cities, full of doubt and hope; and finally it
Eucharistic: T. Reale, M McKnight, L Rex transformed the loud, threatening urban spaces they
Hosp: D. Regiec now occupied into new kinds of sacred enclosures,
Servers: TBD allowing them to be faithful to God and Italy while also
8:00 am Sunday becoming modern and American. Street-oriented
Lector: J. Perlog, M. Leghart devotion to the Madonna helped create a new Italian
Eucharistic: J. Perlog, S. Gilbert, K. Hutnick Catholic Identity (Orsi 1985).”
Hosp: M. Leghart, D. Jeffries, N. Jeffries, C. Capestrain
Servers: TBD As we continue as an immigrant parish, welcoming many
11:30 am Sunday cultures, we can see the beauty of what we all have in
Lector: D. Peloso common. Love of God, Love of Family, Love of Church!
Eucharistic: M. Bagnoli, R. Muoio, T. Spitale
Hosp: K. Varn, C. Tucker
Servers: TBD
Lit. Asst: King (4), McConnell (8), Peloso (11:30)Order of Worship for June 13, 2021
Welcome !
Entrance Hymn: The God of All Grace (R. Manalo)
The God of all grace has blessed us this day, all of creation joins us in praise; lifting our voices, lifting
our hearts to the glory of God forever!
1. God of power and might, come into our presence this day. Strengthen us now with a spirit of faith;
we gather in your name. (Refrain)
2. God of mercy and truth, who brings us from night into day, nourish our lives with a spirit of hope
and shield us from all fear. (Refrain)
3. God of wondrous love, compassion and glory are yours. Come fill our hearts with a spirit of love:
the joy we find in you. (Refrain)
4. All the gifts of the Lord shall flow from the glory of God. Let us proclaim all the wonders we’ve seen:
give thanks, rejoice and sing! (Refrain)
En Espanol: Qué Alegría Cuando me Dijeron
(Respuesta)
Qué Alegría cuando me dijeron:
“Vamos a la casa del Señor”!
Ya están pisando nuestros pies
tus umbrales, Jerusalén.
1. Jerusalén está fundada como ciudad bien compacta.
Allá suben las tribus, las tribus del Señor. (Respuesta)
2. Según la costumbre de Israel, a celebrar el nombre del Señor.
En ella están los tribunales de justicia, en el palacio de David. (Respuesta)
3. Desead la paz a Jerusalén: vivan seguros los que te aman,
haya paz dentro de tus muros, en tus palacios seguridad. (Respuesta)
4. Por mis hermanos y compañeros voy a decir: “la paz contigo”.
Por la casa del Señor nuestro Dios, te deseo todo bien. (Respuesta)
En Español: Lord Have Mercy
Ten piedad, Señor, ten piedad (2X)
Soy pecador, ten piedad.
Y de mi Cristo apiádate (2X)
Contra ti, yo peque.
Ten piedad, Señor, ten piedad (2X)
Soy pecador, ten piedad.
- Liturgy of the Word -
Primera Lectura: Lectura del libro del profeta Isaías (61:1-3d)
El espíritu del Señor está sobre mí, porque me ha ungido y me ha enviado para anunciar la buena nueva
a los pobres, a curar a los de corazón quebrantado, a proclamar el perdón a los cautivos, la libertad a
los prisioneros, y a pregonar el año de gracia del Señor, el día de la venganza de nuestro Dios. El Señor
me ha enviado a consolar a los afligidos, los afligidos de Sion, a cambiar su ceniza en diadema, sus
lágrimas en aceite perfumado de alegría y su abatimiento, en cánticos.
Responsorial Psalm: (Ps. 89:2-3, 4-5, 21-22, 25 and 27)
Forever I will sing the goodness of the Lord.
Second Reading: A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to the Ephesians (Ef 4, 1-7, 11-13)
Brothers and sisters: I a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to live in a manner worthy of the call you
have received, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another throughlove, striving to preserve the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace: one Body and one Spirit, as you were also called to the one hope of your call; one Lrd, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all. But grace was given to each of us according to the measure of Christ’s gift. And he gave some as Apostles, others as prophets, others as evangelists, others as pastors and teachers, to equip the holy ones for the work of ministry, for building up the Body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of faith and knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the extent of the full stature of Christ. The word of the Lord. En Español: Aleluya: Aleluya, alelu, aleluya (2X) Busca primero el reino de Dios Y su justicia divina. Y por añadidura los demás se te dará Aleluya, aleluya Gospel: A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke (10:1-9) The Lord Jesus appointed seventy-two other disciples whom he sent ahead of him in pairs to every town and place he intended to visit. He said to them, “The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest. Go on your way; behold, I am sending you like lambs among wolves. Carry no money bag, no sack, no sandals; and greet no one along the way. Into whatever house you enter, first say, ‘Peace to this household.’ If a peaceful person lives there, your peace will rest on him; but if not, it will return to you. Stay in the same house and eat and drink what is offered to you, for the laborer deserves his payment. Do not move about from one house to another. Whatever town you enter and they welcome you, eat what is set before you, cure the sick in it and say to them, ‘The Kingdom of God is at hand for you.’” Evangelio: Lectura del santo Evangelio según San Lucas (Lc 10:1-9) En aquel tiempo, Jesús designó a otros setenta y dos discípulos y los mandó por delante, de dos en dos, a todos los pueblos y lugares a donde pensaba ir, y les dijo: “La cosecha es mucha y los trabajadores pocos. Rueguen, por tanto, al dueño de la mies que envíe trabajadores a sus campos. Pónganse en camino; yo los envío como corderos en medio de lobos. No lleven ni dinero, ni morral, ni sandalias y no se detengan a saludar a nadie por el camino. Cuando entren en una casa digan: ‘Que la paz reine en esta casa’. Y si allí hay gente amante de la paz, el deseo de paz de ustedes se cumplirá; si no, no se cumplirá. Quédense en esa casa. Coman y beban de lo que tengan, porque el trabajador tiene derecho a su salario. No anden de casa en casa. En cualquier ciudad donde entren y los reciban, coman lo que les den. Curen a los enfermos que haya y díganles: ‘Ya se acerca a ustedes el Reino de Dios’”. Palabra del Señor. Homily Profession of Faith: Nicene Creed I believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible. I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father; through him all things were made. For us men and for our salvation he came down from heaven, and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets. I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins, and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen. Prayers of the Faithful:
- Liturgy of the Eucharist -
Offertory Procession: Those who have celebrated Sacraments.
Gather in Your Name (L. True)
When two or more gather in your name, and see your presence in each face, we treasure the gift of this
sacred meal, blessed and poured out for all in this place.
1. Bread, the gift of your body. Wine, your life blood out poured. Come, join the feast! Take and be-
lieve! Become what you receive! (Refrain)
2. Bread, our light and our life. Wine, our truth and our way. Come join the feast! Take and believe!
Become what you receive! (Refrain)
3. Bread, your manna from heaven. Wine, the fruit of your heart. Come join the feast! Take and be-
lieve! Become what you receive! (Refrain)
En Español: Santo, Santo:
Santo, santo, santo es el Señor
Dios del universo del cielo y la tierra. (2X)
Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna en el cielo (2X)
Bendito es el que viene en nombre del Señor
Hosanna en la tierra y en el cielo
Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna en el cielo (2X)
Memorial Acclamation: “Save us, Savior of the world, for by your Cross and Resurrection you have set
us free, you have set us free.”
Lamb of God
- Communion -
Gathered ‘Round This Table (D. Schutte)
Gathered ‘round this table for the supper of the Lord. Christ himself becomes our food; in him our life
restored. Here he stands before us as the first-born from the dead. Now our eyes are opened in the
breaking of the bread.
1. I am the vine and you are the branches. You will know great abundance when you live in my love.
(Refrain)
2. I will be there when two or three have gathered. And the Father will hear you when you pray in my
name. (Refrain)
3. I am the bread that came down from heaven. If you eat of my body you will share in my life.
(Refrain)
En Espanol: Ya No Eres Pan y Vino
Ya no eres pan y vino, Ahora que eres cuerpo y sangre, vives en mí
De rodillas yo caigo al contemplar tu bondad, Como no te voy a adorar
Mientras te pierdes en mis labios, Tu gracia va inundando todo mi corazón
Por esa paz que llena de alegría mi ser, Como no te voy a adorar
Señor Jesús, mi salvador, Amor eterno, amor divino, Ya no falta nada, lo tengo todo, te tengo a ti
Dueño y rey del universo, Como puede ser posible que busques mi amor
Tú tan grande y yo pequeño y te fijas en mi, Como no te voy a adorar
De rodillas yo te pido, Que el día cuando tu me llames sea como hoy
Para mirarte a los ojos y poderte decir, Que como no te voy a adorar
St. Anthony Hymn — Meditation
St. Anthony we praise thee and sing thy wond’rous pow’r, O never fail to aid us, in ev’ry needy hour.
1. Thine aid canst thou refuse us with Jesus in thy arms. And all thy love o’er flowing upon His
Infant charms. (Refrain)
2. St. Anthony, Oh! Teach us, thy ardent zeal and love, that raise the heart’s affections all earthly
things above. (Refrain) PASTORAL REMARKS: Rev. Thomas Kraszewski
—Closing—
Thanks Be To God (S. Dean)
1. Thanks be to God whose love has gathered us this day; thanks be to God who helps and guides us
on our way. Thanks be to God who gives us voice that we may thank him: Deo gratias, Deo gratias,
Thanks be to God most high.
2. Thanks be to God for all the gifts of life and light; thanks be to God whose care protects us day and
night. Thanks be to God who keeps in mind us who forget him: Deo gratias, Deo gratias, Thanks be
to God most high.
3. Thanks be to God who knows our secret joys and fears; thanks be to God who when we call him al-
ways hears. Thanks be to God our rock and strength ever sustaining: Deo gratias, Deo gratias,
Thanks be to God most high.
En Español: No Hay Dios Tan Grande
No hay Dios tan grande como Tú. No lo hay, no lo hay (2X)
No hay Dios que haga maravillas, como los que haces Tu (2X)
No con espadas, ni con ejércitos, mas con Tu Santo Espíritu. (2X)
Y esos montes se moverán, y esos montes se moverán
Y esos montes se moverán, mas con Tu Santo Espíritu.
Yo tengo un amigo que me ama, me ama, me ama
Yo tengo un amigo que me ama. Su nombre es Jesús.
Que me ama, que me ama, que me ama con su tierno amor. (2X)
Alabare, alabare, alabare, alabare, alabare a mi Señor (2X)
Juan vio el número de los redimidos y todos alababan al Señor.
Unos oraban, otros cantaban y todos alababan al Señor.
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Today we celebrate Fr. Thomas Bishop, who celebrated his 50th
anniversary of ordination into priesthood on May 23, 2020. We’re
fortunate that we get to honor him today in his 51st year as a priest in the
Diocese of Youngstown. May God continue to bless him and his ministry.
We also recognize Jimmy and Pam DiMarzio, who commissioned the
beautiful portrait you see here. It is stunning, and we’re thrilled to display
it.
Dear Lord Jesus,
We are grateful for the many blessings of this good man who
brings us Your holy sacraments of salvation. We pray that You
continue to care for him in his loneliness, comfort him in his
sorrows, strengthen him in his frustrations, and show him that he is
needed by the Church, he is needed by souls, he is needed for the
work of redemption.
O loving Mother Mary, Mother of Priests, take to your heart your
son who is close to you because of his priestly ordination, and
because of the power which he has received to carry on the work of
Christ in a world which needs him so much.
Be his comfort, be his joy, be his strength. AmenJune 13th 2021—Celebration of the Feast Day of
St. Anthony, the Patron of our Church
Welcome Home Per Sempre Casa
Outdoor Mass includes:
• Blessing of all children present
• Blessing of St. Anthony bread
• Celebration/ Recognition of Fr. Tom Bishop’s 50th
year of ordination
Schedule for the Day:
10:30 am Mass (including recognition of Fr. Tom Bishop) followed by Procession
with St. Anthony Statue
12:00 pm Food, Beverages, fellowship
Display of portraits of our Priests in the Friendship Room,
Slide Show honoring Fr. Bishop will play in the Friendship Room
Immunizations in Heritage Hall
2:00 pm Drawing for Feast Day Raffle
3:00 pm Conclude the festivities with a Eucharistic Holy Hour in the Church
Procession Order—
please begin on 11th Street Welcome Home
Bienvenido a Casa—Spanish
• Liturgical Crucifix Na Zawsze w Domu—Polish
• Servers Navždy Doma—Slovak
• Children w/Ribbon Poles
• American Flag Per Sempre Casa—
• Parish Banner Our Forever Home
• Miraculous Medal Banner
• Sons of Italy--Ben V. Marconi Lodge
Please join us at 3 pm for a
1628 Eucharistic Holy
• Knights of Columbus Hour.
• St. Anthony Statue
• Fr. Tom In Thanksgiving for all
of our Blessings,
• Community of People Pray in the presence of
Enjoy the Day! the Holy Eucharist.ALL FOOD WILL BE PURCHASED BY TICKETS THIS YEAR!
One ticket = $1. This allows us to operate the lines
with fewer volunteers. Tickets will be available at
the traditional red and white ticket booth located
near the handicapped ramp.
Immunizations are available in the Heritage Hall! The
nurses will be here from noon-2. No prior signups
Youth Ministry Members will be selling fresh
needed!! squeezed Lemonade, as well as specialized
drinks at the Lemonade table:
Food! Agua de horchata
Creamy and served ice cold: made with
For sale from 12:00 to 2:00 cinnamon and rice and sweetened with real
(Purchase tickets! $1 = one ticket) sugar (non-alcoholic)
Agua de jamaica
2 Serving Lines for fast service speaks to Also known as hibiscus iced tea: sweet, tart and
our hungry stomachs! refreshing. Also made with real sugar.
Italian Sausage Sandwich with
Because these are made in bulk, we’re unable to offer an
peppers & onions—
unsweetened or diabetic version this year. There will be
Pasta with or without Meatballs
bottled water and diet soda available.
Fried Chicken
Pizza
Pizza & Cheesy Fritte 2nd Place Raffle Prize—$1000 in Gift Cards
Gifts Include (in no particular order):
Flautas
Ice Cream DioGuardi Italian Market and Deli
Raisin Rack
Lemonade Stand St. Raphael Books and Gifts
Beverages Bob Evans
Bath and Body Works
“Mangia...Mangia!” Panda Express
Applebee's
Raffle Drawing JCPenney
Olive Garden
Lowes
1st—$1,000 Cash Prize Panera
2nd—$1,000 Gift Card Package Subway
Giant Eagle
3rd & 4th—$500 each Outback Steakhouse
Petitti Garden Center
5th tjrpigj 9th—$250 each Walmart
—————————— A Relaxation Massage with
Drawing at 2:00 pm Rita Clemens
Tickets $5 each or 6 for $25 Thank you so much to everyone that donated gift
cards for this prize!!
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• Portable Restrooms (handicap accessible) are located at the South end of
parking lot. Please use these as the bathrooms indoors cannot accommodate
the crowd. Thank you!
• Golf Cart shuttle available to transport from remote parking areas.Celebrating Sacraments
We have been blessed to celebrate Sacraments with the following individuals and
their families during this past year
June - May
Baptisms
Lesly Francisca Castro Hernandez Jose Manuel Meza
Mía Fernanda Cuarenta Cristy Samantha Pastor Perez
Rowan Taijae Evans Raymond Donald Rizzo
Camila Fuentas Mendez Damian Aureliio Ruiz
Alcides E. Martinez Llaurador Jr. Lupita Betsabe Santay Juárez
Alexander Joel Mejia Garcia Ariel Cirilo Sica Santay
José Gabriel Mejia Garcia Sebastian James Slezer
Dylan Brady Mejia Hernandez Juan Adrian Tecum Mendoza
Miguel Angel Meza John Jaden Tum Pastor
Samantha Alessandra Meza
Holy Matrimony
Ovin Aguilar
Braylin Morales
Juan Manuel Mata & Yesenia Angel
Noelia Santay Hernandez
Salvatore Gentile & Lisa Allen Santiaga Santay Hernandez
Yonatan Fabian Socuqui
Memorial Candles Greco Family
Evelyn Guzzo
Donald Pribula
Rudolph Quaraglio
Nancy & Limp Barson Maria Hoch Ranalli & Ballog Families
Alma R. (Bialota) Biasella John Ianni Sr. Don Rizzo
Fr. Tom Bishop Antonio Ianni Sr. Deceased of Rossi Family
Vince & Nesta Cammel Angelo Iorfida Ellen Sarno
Mary Evers Campanelli Karen Iorfida Van Nostran Raymond Sprankle
Nikki Campanelli Lorenzo Family Memory of Varn & Notturno
Joe Concatto Salvatore & Mary Lupe Families
Rita Cook Craig Lynn Ron Vega
Tina Cugini Dominic & Frances Maricocchi Esther & Manuel Vega
Tina Cugini R. Robert Muoio Brandon Wehl
John & Elsie Daianu Olds Family Memory of Yannone & Rossetti
Patricia Derry Arthur Orkis Families
Ann & Louis Diano Louis & Betty Orlando
Betty Fehn Anita Parcher
Antonio Filigno Porubcansky Jr. Family
Annie Gemmato Porubcansky Sr. Family
Steven Ginella Sr. Mary PozzutoZachary Cilona Jose Meza Cedillo
First Communion Mara Coy Caren Perez Garcia
Dolores Cruz-Valle Brian Perez Garcia
Hasbleydi Avila Maya Emilio Cuellar Gino Smith
Melisa Baleria Baltazar Simon Piper Harrison Lindsey Soler-Rodriguez
Ana Lucia Baltazar Simon Ilsy Mejia Ralios
Lesli Rosa Baltazar Simon Miguel Meza Cedillo
Carlos A. Cantera Quintero Lizabeth Grisilda Mora
Confirmation Logan Gawlak Anthony James Ranalli
Jackelyne Aracely DeLeon Harold Gonzales Acevedo Tania Smetanyuk Hernandez
Ana Baltazar Simón Emma Polet Iraheta Hernandez Dayrin Alexander Soler Rodriguez
Migdalina Marissa Baltazar Simón Yesenia Maite Lopez Lopez Angelo DaShawn Walker
Melissa Baltazar Simón Estrella Lopez-Cruz
Javier Baten Hernandez Jimena Alexa Miráles Quezada
National Federation of Catholic Youth
Knights of Columbus Holy Martyrs Council
Ministry Eagle of the Cross
#4733 Youth of the Year
Nominee
Sarah Peloso
Sarah Peloso
2021 Graduating Class Anthony Cilona
Alexandra Cirese
Emmanuel Martinez
Alexandria Matie
Devonte Armstong Karina DeLeon Contreras Soledad Obrajero
Cole Burch Owen DeVendra Sarah Peloso
Michele Cabrera Nayeli L. Escobar Jackelin Perez-Gonzalez
Ava Cady Greta Garletts Allison Schumacher
Dominic Carpinelli Joselyn Iraheta Kervie Soler
Anel Citlaly Catalan Carreto Alexis LaBarba Merlyn Umana
Cordelia Cerett Aidan Leahy Kaleb Williamson
Ethan Gawlak Alyssa Reder
2020 Seniors Amber Himes Anthony Reder
Sarah Benedict Magdalena Juarez Cassandra Abigail Rodriguez -
Stevie Boswell Alexandria Lorenzano Cantera
Charlotte Brunkalla Daniela Magueyal Dylan Rowe
Sophia Buda Jesus Martinez Faith Schilling
Rebecca Burgardt Ryan McKnight Caroline Snyder
Mason Campanelli Jesus Mireles Quezada Trenton Tucker
Angelica Carrillo Perez Azucena Obrajero Jesus Vergara
Melina Cavella Delmy Pineda Melina Villono
Ryan Christensen Emma Poorman Trever Ward
Theresa Fritz Alexis RederOur Feast Day Celebration is a success due in part to the generosity of our
Patrons and Sponsors. We gratefully thank them for their support!
Area Sponsors
Tent, sponsored by Fred and Anita Parcher in memory of the Parcher Family
Tent, anonymous sponsor
Golf Carts, sponsored by Rossi Funeral Home
Millers Creamery truck by Boswell &Sons Construction LLC in memory of Kirsten
Boswell
Food Tables by Tony and Barb Ianni in memory of Antonio Ianni
Worship Aids/ Bulletin sponsored by Joyce Muoio and Daughters in memory of R.
Robert Muoio
Raffle Table/ Tickets by Rossi Funeral Home
In Memory / In Honor Of
Fr. Thomas Bishop (God Bless) Porubcansky Family & Friends by Pamela
Brandon Wehl Porubcansky
Rudolph Quaraglio by Esther Quaraglio Dominic Rex by Linda Rex
Mary & Ted Fabrizio by Adele Fabrizio Murphy Richard & Vivian Menegay
Donald Rizzo by Louis Rizzo and Family Deceased of Rossi Family by Marion Rossi
Herman & Mary Vega by Elaine Vega Tony & Mary Melito by Chris and Tricia Schreffler
The Rizzo Family by Frank, Alison, Emma & Ray Sprankle Jr. by Jean Sprankle & Family
Raymond Deceased of the Ranalli Family by Gary & Millie
John & Sharon Zawaski Ranalli
Cona Scozzarella by Ernie Scozzarella Martha McConnell
Peg Scozzarella by Ernie Scozzarella Carl & Krystine George
Evelyn Guzzo by Charlie Guzzo The Bagnoli Family
Patrons and Supporters
Rossi Family Funeral Home Mark Leghart Millers Creamery
Papa Bears Social Concerns Committee Henningers
Pizza Oven Miraculous Medal Sodality McKay Church Goods
Tlaquepaque Youth Group Sunbelt Rentals
Sol Hispanic Restaurant Hispanic Ministry/ Consejo
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