The Epiphany of the Lord January 2, 2022 - Saint Luke Parish
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The Epiphany of the Lord
CATHOLIC CHURCH • 5235 SOUTH AVENUE • BOARDMAN, OH 44512
January 2, 2022
CELEBRATING THE EUCHARIST
Office: 330-782-9783 • Fax: 330-782-1574
Saturday: 4:30 p.m. • Sunday: 10:00 a.m.
Email: saintlukes@zoominternet.net
Tuesday & Friday: 8:00 a.m.
Website: www.saintluke-parish.org
Early Childhood Learning Center: 330-782-4060 HOLY DAY SCHEDULE
Please consult the bulletin.
SANCTUARY LAMP IN MEMORY OF
Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30-4:00p.m. JOHN BART & THE ROZEK FAMILY
Friday 8:30-2:00p.m. Closed on weekends. SAINT LUKE CANDLE IN MEMORY OF
Parish Membership: Welcome to our Parish!! BARBARA ICKERT
Registration after all weekend masses. See an usher.
Please notify the office for a change of address or phone
number.
Pastoral Care: Contact Parish Office for ministry to
the hospitalized or homebound of the parish. Ministry
includes Eucharist, Sacrament of Anointing, shared
prayer or visitation. MASS INTENTIONS
Religious Formation at Saint Luke: Grades K-8 Sunday January 2
(including Confirmation class). Sunday 8:30-9:50a.m.
Call the parish office for further information or to register. 10:00 a.m. DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE
_____________________________________________ PISKOR FAMILY
Monday January 3
Tuesday January 4
8:00 a.m.
Wednesday January 5
Thursday January 6
Friday January 7
8:00 a.m. JOSEPHINE GROSSO
Saturday January 8
4:30 a.am. JEAN FRACZKOWSKI
Sunday January 9
10:00 a.m. JOHN A. RUGGIERI SR.
Readings for the Week of January 2, 2022
Sunday Epiphany of the Lord
Is 60: 1-6/ Ps 72: 1-2. 7-8. 10-11. 12-13/
Eph 3: 2-3a. 5-6/ Mt 2: 1-12 Sunday January 2
Monday Monday after Epiphany NO CCD………………………………………………….SCH
1 Jn 3: 22- 4: 6/ Ps 2: 7bc-8. 10-12a/ Monday January 3
Mt 4: 12-17. 23-25 6:45 p.m. BINGO………………………………………..PH
Tuesday Memorial of Saint Elizabeth Ann Sea- Tuesday January 4
ton, Religious 7:00 p.m. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS…………….FMR
1 Jn 4: 7-10/ Ps 72: 1-2. 3-4. 7-8/ Mk 6: Wednesday January 5
34-44 Thursday January 6
Wednesday Memorial of Saint John Neumann, 5:00 p.m. PIANO/ MUSIC THEORY CLASS……….CH
Bishop
6:00 p.m. CHOIR PRACTICE……….………………..CH
1 Jn 4: 11-18/ Ps 72: 1-2. 10. 12-13/
Mk 6: 45-52 Friday January 7
Thursday 1 Jn 4: 19-5: 4/ Ps 72: 1-2. 14 and 15bc. PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
17/ Lk 4: 14-22 8:00 p.m. AA……………………………………………..PH
Friday 1 Jn 5: 5-13/ Ps 147: 12-13. 14-15. 19- Saturday January 8
20/ 2:00 p.m. CAMPORA EVENT…………………..PH/ KIT
Lk 5: 12-16 Sunday January 9
Saturday 1 Jn 5: 14-21/ Ps 149: 1-2. 3-4. 5 and 6a 8:30 a.m. CCD…………………………………………SCH
and 9b/ Jn 3: 22-30
Sunday Is 40: 1-5. 9-11/ Ps 104: 1b-2. 3-4. 24-
25. 27-28. 29-30 (1)/ Ti 2: 11-14; 3: 4-7/ Rest in Peace
Lk 3: 15-16. 21-22 Mary Jane Noday
A Message From…...
Sister Mary Alyce
We continue our look at the Liturgy of the Word…the Saint Luke Parish calendars are available in the
Second Reading and Gospel Acclamation narthex. Please take one per household and one for a
The Second Reading: Following the Responsorial family member or neighbor who may not be able to
Psalm, the lector proclaims the Second Reading, which attend mass at Saint Luke.
is usually an epistle (letter). These are often the
writings of Saint Paul the Apostle or Saint John the The gifts from the Advent Giving Tree were disbursed
Evangelist. In the case of Saint Paul, these are his to the Catholic Charities Regional Agency, the Saint
letters to particular churches (Rome, Corinth, Ephesus, Luke Social Concerns Committee and the St. Vincent
Caesarea Philippi, Thessalonica, etc.) about particular de Paul Chapter, as well as to a few families in the
issues. The Letter to the Romans is Paul’s longest and community who have come upon hard times recently.
most theologically significant text, in which he explains You generously donated $2,100 in monetary gifts and
how we are justified (saved) by Christ. Some of the $4,310 in gift cards to various stores in the area. We
Letters are responses to what Paul has heard is hap- are truly blessed and the community will share in our
pening on the ground, and he feels the need to write abundance. Thank you.
to that community because he is not pleased. Those
words are good for us to hear today also! If you have been reading the bulletin for the past few
Gospel Acclamation: The Gospel Acclamation is our weeks you will not be surprised to learn that Small
way of welcoming the life-giving words of Jesus that Groups are coming to Saint Luke. I’m working on a
are about to be proclaimed to us. We sing a song of short survey to assess interest and readiness to partici-
joy – “Alleluia!” – as we praise and thank Him. During pate in them. Look for it next week or two. In the
the Lenten Season, the Alleluia is temporarily sidelined meantime, all are invited to participate in a 7-week
in order to increase the anticipation for its return, and Diversity and Inclusivity Multimedia Discussion
we instead sing a Lenten Gospel Acclamation (e.g. Group via ZOOM sponsored by Blessed Sacrament
“Glory and praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ;” “Glory to Church in Warren. Links to videos, podcasts, and
you, O Word of God, Lord Jesus Christ;” etc.). If a readings for you to view/read will be sent prior to each
deacon is to proclaim the Gospel, he receives a meeting. Each week is independent so you need not
blessing from the presider. The presider prays, “May attend all sessions. Discussion leaders will be Rev. John
the Lord be in your heart and on your lips, that you Judie, an African American Catholic priest from Louis-
may proclaim his Gospel worthily and well, in the ville KY who is friends and colleagues with Fr. Tom
name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy McCarthy, and Susan and Paul Sherman from Blessed
Spirit.” If the priest/presider is to proclaim the Gospel, Sacrament. Register by email to
however, he bows before the altar, and prays, sherman.paul@twc.com. Zoom link will then be pro-
“Cleanse my heart and my lips, almighty God, that I vided. The first session is Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022 from
may worthily proclaim your holy Gospel.” It is during 7:00 – 8:30 PM.
the singing of the Gospel Acclamation that the Book of
the Gospels, containing the words of Jesus, is Finally, I take this space to wish all of you and your
processed from the altar to the ambo. This is done families a Happy New Year. We have all been through
predominately on Sundays and other solemnities a tough year but it has been filled with many blessings.
throughout the liturgical year. Incense and candles There were deaths and births, sicknesses and
may accompany the Gospels on more festive occasions surgeries, days of uncertainty and times of doubt but,
as a sign of reverence. here we are, together as a Faith community, filled with
hope for the future. Let us celebrate “God-with-Us”
every day during 2022.
Until next time……Sister Mary Alyce
STEWARDSHIP FOR… The Mahoning County District of the Society of
December 19, 2021 St. Vincent de Paul is seeking applications for the
Sunday amount needed to meet budget ............... $8,100.00
Envelopes……….. .................................................... $6,197.00
position of Executive Director. The Executive
We-Share………… .................................................. $4,250..00 Director reports to the Board of Directors of
Total ......................................... $10,447.00 Mahoning County St. Vincent de Paul Society and
is responsible for the administration and perfor-
Thank you for your continued generosity. mance of the agency in conformity with the
agency’s mission, plan, and policies.
STEWARDSHIP FOR… Applicants should be compassionate towards and
December 26, 2021 have an understanding of the needs of the
Sunday amount needed to meet budget ............... $8,100.00 marginalized in Mahoning County. A college
Envelopes……….. .................................................... $3,735.00 degree and relevant experience is required.
We-Share………… .................................................. $1,390..00
Total ........................................... $5,125.00 Applicants must also have an appreciation for and
adherence to the tenants of Catholic Social
Thank you for your continued generosity. Teachings and Catholicism in general, while
upholding respect and dignity of clients,
Liturgical Ministers coworkers and others.
Salary is $40,000 + healthcare options.
January 1, 2022 January 2 To apply, please contact Ann Kravitz at
330-540-8488
9:00 As Soon As Possible.
Reader: J. Redig 10:00
D. Redig Reader: C. Dutko
Eucharist: Deacon J. Durkin
Eucharist: C. Wainio-6&5 Mass for Life Scheduled this January 2022
4:30 B. Wainio –1&2 Each year in January we recall the infamous Supreme Court
Reader: N. Majoros Deacon** decisions Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton that effectively legal-
L. McKim ized abortion on demand throughout the United States. Our
diocese hosts two Masses for Life as a prayerful reminder that
Eucharist: Sr. Mary Alyce
we “must protect and nurture human life at every stage of its
existence.” Bishop Bonnar will preside at the Mass for Life in
Youngstown on:
- Sunday, January 23, at 4:00 pm at St. Columba Cathedral,
January 8 & 9 2022 January 15 & 16 Youngstown (154 W. Wood St.).
The Mass for Life will include a Blessing of Children in the
4:30 4:30 Womb and will be followed by a reception. All are welcome –
Reader: S. Gomochak Reader: D. Milanek no reservations needed. For more information contact
G. Clautti M. Griswold dschmidt@youngstowndiocese.org or 330-744-8451 ext.272.
Eucharist: Deacon Eucharist: Deacon
10:00 10:00
Reader: P. Toth Reader: D. Foote
J. Godward M. Serra
Eucharist: B. Evans -6&5 Eucharist: C. Billet -6&5
M. Hayes –1&2 L. Braunstein –1&2 Small Group Invitation
L. Greenwood** Deacon**
“They were overjoyed at seeing the star”. Gathered with
the Magi as we stand at the beginning of a new year, let
us resolve to enter this year of God’s grace by sharing
our joy at seeing the star of God’s love shining upon our
hearts and homes. What better way to do this than to
join with others in our parish community and share the
joyful journey that, like the Magi, has you discovering the
presence of Christ among us. For
more information about small faith
sharing group opportunities, please
contact our parish office.
THANK YOU: This bulletin is furnished to the Parish without charge. The advertisements that appear
completely defray all publishing costs with which the church would otherwise be burdened. Please patronize
these sponsors as a thank you for their kind generosity.
PATRON OF THE WEEK ~ HOME CARPET
Pastoral Council Members: Sonny Cascarelli, Jesse Fire, Suzanne Gomochak, William Joyce, Jacob Lape,
Robert Redig, Emilee Smrek, Valerie Sullivan, and Sister Mary Alyce Koval
Finance Council Members: Jennifer D’Apolito, Thom Godward, Patrick Fire, Don Rodenbaugh, Rick Clautti,
Rich Rizzi, Dan Glozer, Nick Cerimele and Sister Mary Alyce Koval
Parish Contacts
Parish Leader : ..................... Sister Mary Alyce Koval, OSU Parish Office/ Bulletin Editor: ....................... Mrs. Lisa Dray
Pastor:............................................... Reverend Martin Celuch Bookkeeper: ............................................... Mr. Richard Rizzi
Sacramental Minister: .... Reverend Matthew Humerickhouse Maintenance & Grounds Supervisor: ..... Mr. Richard Clautti
Pastoral Ministry: ...................................... Deacon Bob Redig Webmaster: .............................................. Mrs. Peggy Voytilla
Coordinator of Religious Education: ... Mrs. Valerie Sullivan ECLC Director: ............................................ Mrs. Pam Jadue
Music Director: ......................................... Mr. Joseph McKim ECLC Office::....................................... Mrs. Coleen Dannessa
Celebrating the Sacraments
Sacrament of Baptism: Par ents to attend pr epar ation Christian Initiation of Adults: Individuals inter ested
session offered quarterly. Call the Parish Office for dates. in learning about the Catholic Church and/or becoming
Catholic, please contact the Parish Office. Inquiries
Sacrament of Marriage: Members of the parish planning to be welcomed at any time.
married at St. Luke should contact the Parish Office at least six
months in advance of the proposed wedding date. Sacrament of Penance: By appointment
Parish Mission Statement
We are members of Saint Luke Parish, a Roman Catholic Christian Community of Faith within the Diocese of Youngstown.
We are deeply rooted in both Scripture and Tradition.
Born in Baptism and sustained by the celebration of the Eucharist, we embrace our life in Christ through prayer and sacrament,
service and outreach, proclamation of the Word and formation in faith. Guided by the Holy Spirit and
motivated by our love of God and of all people, we are both sign and an instrument of the Kingdom of Promise.
Our unique blessing and gift is that we are a parish family which creates a warm and welcoming worship
environment and participates fully in the planning and celebration of the Liturgy.
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