4940 Broadview Road

Father James P. Schmitz Pastor

Father James J. Vesely

In Residence

April 29, 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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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 jschmitz@leothegreat.org

Mary Lou Hauck, Office Manager mlhauck@leothegreat.org

Brenda Basalla, Business Manager bbasalla@leothegreat.org

Julie Slattery, Associate Musician

jslattery@leothegreat.org

Mickey Stitt, Music Director mstitt@leothegreat.org

Macrina Dodson, Pastoral Minister mdodson@leothegreat.org

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 dburns@leothegreat.org

Eileen Breitmeyer, School Secretary

ebreitmeyer@leothegreat.org

Jennifer Robinson, Preschool Director

Mary Perry, Director of Religious Education (DRE) mperry@leothegreat.org

Cindy Funari, Tuition Manager cfunari@leothegreat.org

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

FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

jrobinson@leothegreat.org

APRIL 29, 2018—FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

WE WELCOME

Xander Joseph

Geither

and

Ryleigh Ambri

Hartley

as they are baptized

this weekend.

May the blessings you received from

God guide you

LIVE THE LITURGY

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK

"Let us love not in word or speech but in deed and

truth." Real love, especially unconditional love, cannot

exist apart from action. We are called to bear much

fruit and become Jesus' disciples. We live in a world

that is suffering so badly. By our actions and the way

we organize our lives, we can model the Gospel values

that many no longer see as important. We can be heal-

ers who put mercy into action. We can choose to un-

conditionally respect human life and challenge those

who do not. We can live nonviolent lives, resist the

lust for power, and avoid greed in all its forms. It is

difficult to live the Gospel message of love. We will

often be met with rejection. We need to allow God to

prune away everything that makes it difficult to love.

Then we have to take the risk and call others to a high-

er standard, no matter the price.

Support the Catholic Home Missions Appeal today!

Right now, over 40 percent of dioceses in the United

States are considered home mission territory because

they are unable to fund the essential pastoral work

needed in their communities. Your support funds

programs, such as religious education, seminary

formation, and lay ministry training, to build vibrant

faith communities right here in the United States.

Please be generous. More information can be found at

www.usccb.org/home-missions.

REGISTER WITH US

Have you been joining us for Mass?

We would love to have you as a

registered member of our parish

family. Please stop at the information

desk in the vestibule of the church, at

the rectory office, or call us at 216-

661-1006.

SANCTUARY CANDLE INTENTION

April 29th to May 6th

In Loving Memory of

THOMAS KINDER

From wife, Johanna Kinder

Please remember our

recently deceased

parishioners in your prayers.

SANCTUARY CANDLE INTENTION

January 7th to January 20th

In Loving Memory of Bill Kordick

From: Edda Kordick

Monday, April 30th: St. Pius V

7:30am +Jerome Bresnahan (Tom & Daria Rakowsky)

Tuesday, May 1st: St. Joseph the Worker

7:30am +Betty Kollar (Kollar Family)

Wednesday, May 2nd: St. Athanasius

7:30am Theresa & Family (for health) Thursday, May 3rd: Sts. Philip & James

7:30am +Melvin Nicholson (Melody Halsey) Friday May 4th: Easter Weekday

8:30am +Ralph Young (Wife & Children) 9:00am to 5:00pm Eucharistic Adoration

Saturday, May 5th: Easter Weekday

4:00pm First Communion Sunday, May 6th: Fifth Sunday of Easter

8:00am +Fannie Shantery (Family) 11:00am People of the Parish

First Reading: Acts 9:26-31

Earlier in the book of Acts we hear of Saul (later known as Paul) persecuting Christians in Jerusalem. When he went to Damascus to do more of the same, he experienced a dramatic conversion. It was several years before he returned to Jerusalem, the site of his earlier persecutions. His first visit to Jerusalem as a Christian is described in today’s reading.

Second Reading: 1 John 3:18-24

During this Easter Season, our second Scripture reading is from the first letter of John. In today’s passage, the author is dealing with some members of the community who have defected. They seem to have believed that, as long as you have faith in Jesus, it doesn’t matter what you do in daily life. The author directly refutes that position. `

Readings for the Week of April 29, 2018

Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, 31-32/1 Jn 3:18-

24/Jn 15:1-8

Monday: Acts 14:5-18/Ps 115:1-2,3-4,15-16/Jn 14:21-26

Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab, 21/Jn 14:27-

31a

St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26-2:3/Ps 90:2, 3-4, 12-13, 14 and 16/Mt 13:54-58

Wed.: Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-2,3-4ab,4cd-5/Jn 15:1-8

Thurs.: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5/Jn 14:6-14

Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-9,10& 2/Jn 15:12-17

Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Ps100:1b-2,3,5/Jn 15:18-21

Next Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Ps 98:1, 2-3,3-4/ 1Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17

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 and Virginia Kosovich.

Sunday, April 22nd

Basket Collection…………………...…..$ 6,701.00

WeShare (online) …………………..…… 545.00

Total ………………………………...…$ 7,246.00

Thank you for your continued support!

ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO

GREAT SWEEPSTAKES WINNER!

JOSEPH CHO

April 23rd—$100.00 Winner

Don’t forget to sign up for our Great Sweepstakes

weekly drawing. Forms to sign up 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.

Sr. Kathryne Lopez, HMSS

Mercedarian Sisters

of the Blessed Sacrament

Novice

Pray that she may continue to persevere and that others may respond to God’s call.

ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO

THIS WEEK AT ST. LEO’S

April 30th to May 6th

Monday, April 30th

6:45pm PSR School

Tuesday, May 1st

6:00pm Girl Scouts Basement

6:30pm High School Girls Volleyball Lux

6:30pm SVDP Conference

Wednesday, May 2nd

6:00pm Cub Scouts-Parent Meeting Conference

6:30pm Choir Practice Church

6:30pm Girl Scouts #71720 Basement

Thursday, May 3rd

1:00pm Women’s Knitting Group Conference

5:30pm Fall Sports Signups Lux

6:00pm Athletics Meeting Lux

6:30pm High School Girls Volleyball Lux

7:00pm Knights of Columbus Basement

Friday, May 4th

9:00am to 5:00pm Eucharistic Adoration Church

7:30pm Recovery International Basement

Saturday, May 5th— First Communion

2:45 to 3:30pm Confessions Church

3:00pm Grapevine Basement

5:00pm First Communion Social Lux

Sunday, May 6th

8:30am to 12:00 Noon—Bloodmobile Lux

7:00pm Coach Robinson Open Gym Lux

Dear Parishioners,

Last Saturday I celebrated the funeral Mass for Marie

Sidor who was married to her husband John for 71 years. The

two of them lived at Mount Alverna in rooms that were side

by side. I first met Marie & John 2 years ago and have since

anointed Marie a couple of times, as did Fr. Vesely just a few

days before she died. She and John had two sons, Jack & Dr.

Tim Sidor who were raised in our parish and we extend our

sympathy to them and to the grandchildren. Pray not only for

Marie but for her husband John as well.

Last Monday we celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial

for Pal Kis whom I anointed the previous week. I also prayed

the last rites for him with two of his daughters. He was with

those who loved him when he passed away at the age of 87.

Pal had many children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren

and even 5 great-great grandchildren. We ask the Risen Lord

to welcome him and all those who have died into his prom-

ised kingdom.

We also prayed for Rickey Aldridge on that same Mon-

day as we entrusted him to God during his funeral Mass. His

brother-in-law Deacon Gerry Scopilliti preached at the Mass

and offered prayers at the wake and cemetery. We extend our

sympathy to Rickey’s wife Tina and to their children, Rickey

and Monica. May he live forever with the Lord.

I’m sure you’ve noticed the numerous holes we have to

maneuver around in the parking lot. It seems that this past

winter really did a job on it. I have already met with

Advanced Paving and contracted for them to repair both

parking lots and patch some of the smaller holes but the work

cannot be done until the beginning of summer so please drive

slowly and carefully and thank you again for your contribu-

tions to the Capital Improvements envelope which helps us to

pay for these expensive annual repairs.

I also want to thank those who take advantage of their

employer’s matching contribution program. It doubles what

they are able to contribute and is a big help to us. Does your

employer offer something like this? Why not inquire & see if

you can take advantage of this if offered at your place of em-

ployment?

Next Saturday, May 5th, the second grade students of our

parish will be receiving their First Holy Communion at the

4pm Mass. This will be the third sacrament they will have

received and we are so happy to celebrate this special

occasion with them. It means that they can now join us at the

Table of the Lord. Pray that they may receive this great gift

weekly, following the example of their parents.

IT’S BACK! - DONUT SUNDAY

Please join us AFTER MASS in the

main church vestibule after the 8:00

and 11:00 Masses for donuts and

coffee.

Twenty-four boys and girls from our parish will be

celebrating their First Holy Communion on Saturday,

May 5th at the 4:00 p.m. Mass. Please keep these

boys and girls in your prayers as they welcome Jesus

into their hearts.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Friday, May 4th

Eucharistic Adoration begins after the 8:30

am Mass and ends at 5:00 p.m. You are

invited to spend some time with the Lord in a

quiet and prayerful atmosphere.

COME AND SIT WITH ME AWHILE.

ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO

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 SPRING shopping, everyday purchases, gifts, or as a simple thank you. PLEASE STOP BY THE

OFFICE AND SUPPORT THIS PROGRAM.

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

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

YES AND NO...Did you ever run out of food and have a help-less feeling knowing that it would be awhile before you would receive money to buy more? Your answer is probably “NO, Thank God”. But there are people around us who would have to answer

“Yes”. The St. Vincent de Paul Outreach Organization assists those of you who answer “Yes”, thanks to the people who answered “No”, but said “Yes” to the Poor Boxes each Sunday located at the entrances of the Church. Thank you for your concern.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Do you have some extra time? Do you have a need to give back? Find your place to give with love and compassion-by being

a volunteer at University Hospital Hospice. For infor-mation regarding upcoming training classes please contact Sharon Secure, 440-743-4943.

BLOOD DRIVE

The American Red Cross Blood Drive will be at St. Leo’s Lux Hall next Sunday, May 6th, from 8:30am to 12:00pm. Blood supplies

are very low based on winter emergencies and the flu. Please register @ redcrossblood.org after you create a profile. It’s easy! Registering is optional; it just helps with the staffing. Please stop by and donate!

ST. LEO THE GREAT SCHOOL ART SHOW

Come to our Art Show on Wednesday, May 9th at

7:00pm and check out what St. Leo students have been working on in art class this year! There will be an assortment of artwork, ranging from grades K-8. Art-works will include paintings, drawings, collages, as well as some 3D artwork. Students have learned about different techniques, ideas, concepts and art history that ties into their own artwork. Featured artwork will include: Kindergarten Animal artwork, 1st grade Van Gogh Sunflowers, 2nd grade Van Gogh Starry night and Monet’s outdoor garden, 3rd grade Spring Bird artwork & Monet’s water lilies, 4th grade Barn artwork, abstract artwork, and tissue paper rose windows, 5th grade Scratch art & Pop art artwork, 6th grade Perspec-tive cities and Georgia O’Keefe flowers, 7th grade Abstract art and scaled candy wrapper drawings, 8th grade scaled self-portraits and painted ceiling tiles. Come see all of the hard work, talent and creativity that our students have put into art this year!

FOR SALE—CEMETERY LOTS

Two cemetery lots in Holy Cross Cemetery located in Section 8 are for sale. The lots are close to statues of Holy Family, Pieta, and Blessed Virgin. Selling for $1500 each. Seller will pay transfer fee and cemetery care endowment. Please call: 440-655-7078.

ONLINE GIVING IS HERE!

Online Giving is available here at St. Leo the Great. Look for this icon on our website (www.leothegreat.org) to sign up. If you have any questions or need help, call the parish office at 216-661-1006.

ST. LEO THE GREAT—CLEVELAND, OHIO

BETHLEHEM CHRISTIAN FAMILIES

We are proud to introduce ourselves as the “Bethlehem Christian Families”, from the

Holy Land We have come to the United States representing the Christian wood carvers

of Bethlehem that rely on tourism to support their families.

Due to the bad situation and the interruption of the tourist trade, 500 families of the

Holy Land are in danger of having to leave their homes in search of work. Our mission

is to bring and sell the Olive Wood Carvings to Catholic Churches in the United States

to help the Christian families remain in their homes an support their families. These Christians who make their liveli-

hood through the selling of their hand carved Love Wood religious items are depending on us to bring these beautiful

carving, such as, Nativity Scenes, Crucifixes, Picture of the last Supper, and several other religious items to you. You

can look over these carvings that will be available THIS weekend, April 28th & 29th after all the masses.

COME CELEBRATE WITH US!

AM 1260 The Rock is celebrating

the third anniversary of our first day

on the air. The Mass of Thanksgiving

will take place on Friday, May 11th at

7pm at the Conversion of St. Paul

Shrine, 4120 Euclid Ave. Cleveland.

Bishop Nelson Perez will be the main

celebrant for this mass and Fr. Doug-

las Brown, pastor at Mary Queen of

Peace and chaplain of AM 1260 The

Rock, will be concelebrating. We

hope you join us as we give thanks

for three years of God’s blessings

upon AM 1260 The Rock and as we

pray for the intentions of our listeners

and benefactors.

INFORMATION DESK

For the convenience

of our parishioners,

we are bringing the

rectory office to you

after the weekend

Masses.

The information desk is located in

the vestibule.

Some of the things that are available:

· sponsor certificate pickup

· popular gift cards

· new parishioner registration forms

· Mass intentions

· Parish Community Center rental

forms

· great sweepstakes tickets

· help with website & mobile app

· choir sign-ups

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rates, CDs, Christmas Club, and

Student Savers.

We offer two convenient branch

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Please call 216-524-0414 or visit

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meeting you!

APRIL 29, 2018—FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

CLUSTER CORNER

MARY QUEEN OF PEACE…Join us for a prayer

service dedicated to all those touched by cancer on

Saturday, May 5th at 7pm in the church. Anointing of

the sick will be available. Call 216-749-2323 for more

information.

ST. CHARLES BORROMEO…A multi-media drama

of the Life & Times of Mother Angelica on Tuesday,

May 1st 7-8:30pm. Call Joan Kuczek 440-884-0388

with questions. Open to all.

ST. THOMAS MORE…Please join us every Tuesday

at 7:00 pm. in the Marian Chapel to pray the rosary for

world peace

BUS TRIPS

Weenies in the Woods, Erie PA—Wed. May 30th

Report: 7:45am Depart: 8:15am Cost: $85.00

Tom Ridge Environmental Center, bird watching at the

Presque Isle State Park with a naturalist-bring binoculars,

picnic luncheon, dessert stop (make your own sundae),

and end the day with a train ride around Waldamere Park.

Return to St. Leo: Approx. 6:15pm

Contact Joanne Todd at 440-526-3505

for more info. or to book your trip.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

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”.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2018 Spring campaign for 40 Days for Life. God blessed the 40

Days for Life Spring Campaign and 645 babies, mothers and families were spared from abortion, including the 2 babies

in Cleveland/Painesville. There were 7 more abortion workers converted and 6 more abortion facilities that closed.

Cumulatively, over the 10 years of 40 Day for life, there have been 14,643 babies lives saved from abortion, 177

converted abortion workers, and 96 abortion facility closures. Praise God! We look forward to praying with you from

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