Pentecost Sunday June 9, 2019

Feast Day Celebration of St. Anthony

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

Email: office@stanthonycanton.org Website: www.stanthonyallsaintscanton.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/staasParish Follow us on Twitter: @St_Anthony_All_Saints

All of us have been baptized into

one and the same Spirit, and live

by that same Spirit. That same

Spirit, the Advocate, was given as

gift to the Disciples to remind

them of all that Jesus said and did,

and to strengthen them to go forth

in the name of the Lord, “to renew

the face of the earth”.

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

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.

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.

OUR FIRST FRUITS TO GOD JUNE 1—2

Weekend Collection: $ 4,008.00 Mail In: $ 1,237.00 E-Giving: $ 1,073.00

Total: $ 6,318.00 Last Week: $5,029.00

Combined Energy-Cap. Improvement-Van: $ 465.00

Thank you for your generosity!

Sun., June 9 • FEAST DAY CELEBRATION!! • 75th Anniversary Year Diocese of Youngstown Closing Mass

Tues., June 11 • Mother Angelica Tour, 10—10:30 am • Thurs., June 13 • Prayer Shawl, Noon—2 pm, MC

Fri., June 14 • Tai Chi, 9—10 am, HH

Sat., June 15 • Hispanic Baptism , 1 pm Sun., June 16 • Father’s Day • Social Concerns Neighborhood Outreach Summer Collection

This Week’s Events

Blessed Sacrament: Joseph Plottner

Holy Family Shrine: Angeline G. Lerario

Holy Family Window: Donald Pribula by Anita & Linda Pribula

St. Francis: Rudy Rossetti by Josephine

St. Catherine: Joe Farelli

Blessed Virgin: Rudolph Quaraglio by Esther Quaraglio

St. Nicholas: Our St. Anthony Family by Joe & Patti Marcoaldi

Immaculate Conception: Atlantic & Rose Carpinelli

St. Rocco: Dan & Jennie DiMarzio

St. Therese: Trieste & Lucy Martelli

Agony in the Garden: Debra Jo Piatt

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Regina Norman

St. Michael: Magdalene Simpson

To reserve candles, please call the office or send in an envelope.

Candle Intentions

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

We welcome another Feast Day to celebrate our community, our Faith and the patronage of St. Anthony of Padua. This year we are celebrating the Feast Day on Pentecost Sunday, a day known as the Birthday of the Church. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles to give them the gifts and inspiration to go forth to preach the Good News and bring people into the Body of Christ. It is because of this the Diocese of Youngstown chose the Feast of Pentecost to begin and conclude the celebration of the 75

th Anniversary of the Diocese. We can include

prayers for the Diocesan Anniversary at our Feast Day celebration since we will be unable to attend the closing Mass at St. Columba Cathedral in Youngstown.

We can offer prayers of thanksgiving to God for the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The young people of our parish who were confirmed this year can help us to remember the gifts of the Spirit. Bishop Murry would have quizzed them during the homily of the Confirmation Mass. The gifts of wisdom, understanding, knowledge, counsel, fortitude, piety, and fear of the Lord are the gifts that guided our ancestors safely to Canton, Ohio. The Holy Spirit gave them the desire to live their faith and pass it on to their children and grandchildren.

This Sunday the Holy Spirit is here to help us celebrate our heritage, but also continue to live and share our faith into the future. We face many challenges as a Church in the 21

st Century, but we can be assured that the

Holy Spirit will be here to give us the courage, strength, and wherewithal to carry on. Let our hearts and minds be open to God’s Spirit. Today, let us celebrate all that we are and all that we are called to be. Have a Blessed and Happy Feast Day. Per Sempre Casa. Your brother in Christ, Fr. Tom

Sat., June 8

4 pm Parishioners & Benefactors of St. Anthony/All Saints

Sun., June 9 • Pentecost Sunday

Feast Day Mass • 10:30 am

Parishioners & Benefactors of St. Anthony/All Saints

Wed., June 12

830

am Bob Fortion by Wife, Mary

Fri., June 14

830

am Anita Parcher by Family

Sat., June 15

4 pm Antonio Filigno by Bev & John Dasco

Joe Pwarck by John & Pauline Pwarck

Guiseppe Zappitelli by Lucia Zappitelli

Sun., June 16 • The Most Holy Trinity

(Father’s Day)

8 am • 945

am • 1130

am

For Fathers submitted for prayer & spiritual remembrances

Mass Intentions

Wedding Banns #2

Erin Ianni & Conrad Keim

A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE: Today’s Gospel tells us God wants to take up residence in your family, “We will come and make our home with you.” Every family is called to be a tabernacle where God dwells. Is Jesus a permanent member of your family or a temporary guest? Today, the promise is given. The choice is ours.

Ministry Schedule June 15—16

4:00 pm Saturday Lector: L Heinzer, P Wehl Eucharistic: K Carani, K King, R Heinzer Hosp: F Ofer, D Regiec, R Heinzer, Fill In Servers: M Bagnoli, R Udeck, L Rizzo

8:00 am Sunday Lector: D Bishop, M Leghart Eucharistic: J Grow, D Parcher, S Gilbert Hosp: C Capestrain, M Leghart, D Jeffries, N Jeffries Servers: M Bagnoli, D Marsh, Z Marsh

11:30 am Sunday Lector: J Parcher Eucharistic: J DiMarzio, R Muoio, L Peloso Hosp: A Pelleschi, K Varn, C Tucker, Fill In Servers: M Bagnoli, J H Snyder, M Spitale Lit. Asst: Carani (4), Corsi (8),Henderhan (11:30)

We welcome those who have recently begun attending Mass here, as well as new friends met

today! If you want to become an official member of our parish, please notify the parish office at (330) 452-9539.

Welcome!

Our deepest sympathy & remember in your prayers Robert “Bobby” Ranalli,

Aurelia Plaver, Nesta Cammel, Marie Charley & all the deceased of our parish.

Welcoming God, receive from our hands the loved ones we return to you. We pray to the Lord. Amen.

WHY DO WE PIN MONEY ON A STATUE OF ST. ANTHONY? In the tradition of our immigrant families from Italy, we continue the custom of pinning money on the statue of Patron Saints. Many people attach the money as thanksgiving for favors received, for petitions requested and more importantly, for the love of the Saint and their Parish Family. WHY DO WE CARRY THE STATUE OF ST. ANTHONY IN A PROCESSION? This excerpt taken from “Religion in American History”, edited by Amanda Porterfield and John Corrigan, 2010 gives us some insight into the tradition of processions:

“When Italian Catholic immigrants settled, they improvised religious rituals in apartments, rented rooms, tenement backyards and city streets. In 1881, for example, immigrants from Salerno brought devotion to their patron saint to East Harlem, kneeling before small printed pictures of the Madonna del Carmine that had traveled, as they had, from Italy to America. They said the rosary, prayed the Magnificat and ate together - and when Italian priests were on hand, they celebrated mass. By the second half of the 1880’s, devotion to the Madonna was so popular that it overflowed onto the city streets, where thousands of Italians, mostly women, 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 do several things. It collapsed time and distance, reminding these immigrants of older traditions and their homeland; it recapitulated their lost wanderings through American cities, full of doubt and hope; and finally it transformed the loud, threatening urban spaces they now occupied into new kinds of sacred enclosures, allowing them to be faithful to God and Italy while also becoming modern and American. Street-oriented devotion to the Madonna helped create a new Italian Catholic Identity (Orsi 1985).” As we continue as an immigrant parish, welcoming many cultures, we can see the beauty of what we all have in common. Love of God, Love of Family, Love of Church!

Faith Formation

THANK YOU Thank you to all our families and children for another wonderful atrium year. It is a privilege to work with all of you and experience the growth and development of our children and young people. Please remember that formation continues to happen throughout the summer with Mass attendance and prayer in the home. Don’t be strangers! TEAR DOWN Help needed summer tear down of our Level 1 Atrium and prepare for Sr. Karen’s Hispanic Summer School. We will be completing this during the week following Feast Day, June 10-14. Please let Maggie know if you can be of any assistance. Any help would be appreciated!

With Feast Day, the Craft Ladies are done for the season. They take summer off and resume Wednesdays in September.

The next Bake Sale is September 29th!

The next VIRTUS training is June 22. If you still need to register, please contact Roberta

The Style Show is November 9th at La Pizzaria!!

CCD classes will resume September 22nd.

The Prayer Shawl Group continues to meet the second Thursday of every month, with the next meeting held July 11th.

Tai Chi will continue Friday mornings after the mass

Do you enjoy the Our Lady of Czestochowa Novena? We need one or two people to help plan and schedule that event! Please call the office

And most importantly….The next St. Anthony Feast Day will be June 14, 2020!! Mark your calendars now!!

News of Note

Order of Worship for June 9, 2019

“Encountering the Holy Spirit; Encuentro con el Espíritu Santo”

Welcome by: Joe Marcoaldi & Juan Hernandez

Entrance Hymn: Gather Your People (B. Hurd)

Gather your people, O Lord. Gather your people, O Lord. One bread, one body, one spirit of love.

Gather your people, O Lord.

1. Draw us forth to the table of life: brothers and sisters, each of us called to walk in your light.

(Refrain)

2. We are parts of the body of Christ, needing each other, each of the gifts the Spirit provides.

(Refrain)

3. No more harm on the mountain of God; swords into plowshares. Free us, O Lord, from hardness

of heart. (Refrain)

4. Wash us, Lord, in the waters of life; waters of mercy, waters of hope that flow from your

side. (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)

Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of good will. We praise you, we

bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your great glory, Lord God,

heavenly King, O God almighty Father. Lord Jesus Christ, only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb

of God, Son of the Father, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us; you take

away the sins of the world, receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father,

have mercy, have mercy on us. For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, you

alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father.

Amen. Amen.

-Liturgy of the Word -

First Reading: Acts of the Apostles 2:1-11

Responsorial Psalm:

Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth.

Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13

Gospel & Homily

Prayers of the Faithful:

-Liturgy of the Eucharist -

Offertory Procession: Those who have celebrated Sacraments.

Send Us Your Spirit (D. Schutte)

1. Send us your Spirit, O Lord. Evening enfolds us and holds us too near. Wake the morning light.

Make our living bright. Shine on our darkness, O Lord.

2. Hold us with mercy, O Lord. Sorrow has spoken, has broken our hearts. Clothe us in your care.

Be the life we bear. Feed us and fill us, O Lord.

3. Teach us your wisdom O Lord. Shadows have clouded, have crowded our sight. Give us hearts

that see. Set our loving free. Hear us and help us, O Lord.

4. Send us good summer, O Lord. Winters have chilled us, and stilled us too long. Give us love’s

own fire. Be our true desire. Send us your Spirit, O Lord.

Memorial Acclamation: “When we eat this bread and drink this cup, we proclaim your death, O

Lord, until you come again”.

Lamb of God

- Communion -

Spirit and Grace (R. Manalo)

1. Spirit and grace, here in this meal; you are the wind that breathes through the field. Gather the

wheat and form us in Christ. Come, be our source and breath of life. (Refrain)

In the bread, blessed, broken and shared, Christ is our life, whose presence we bear. Come, O

Spirit, make your grace revealed in this holy meal.

2. Spirit and grace, here in this meal; you are the life that flows through the vine. Gather this drink

and form us in Christ, Come, be our source and blood of life. (Refrain)

3. Spirit and grace, here in this place; you are the light that shines in this space. Gather your

people and form us in Christ. Come, be the heartbeat of our lives. (Refrain)

4. Spirit of God, sending us forth; we spread your wisdom throughout all the earth. Gather the

nations and form us in Christ. Come, be the presence in our lives. (Refrain)

Instrumental Solo on Keyboard

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—

One Spirit, One Church (K. Keil/M. Quinlivan)

We are a pilgrim people, we are the Church of God. A fam’ly of believers, disciples of the Lord.

United in one spirit, ignited by the fire. Still burning through the ages, still present in our lives.

1. Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest, and in our hearts take up thy rest; come with thy grace and

heav’nly aid to fill the hearts which thou hast made. (Refrain)

2. O Comforter, to thee we cry, thou gift of God sent from on high. Thou font of life and fire of

love, the soul’s anointing from above. (Refrain)

Encountering the Holy Spirit/ Encuentro con el Espiritu Santo

June 9th 2019—Celebration of the Feast Day of

St. Anthony, the Patron of our Church

Outdoor Mass includes: Blessing of all children present Blessing of St. Anthony bread

Procession Order— please begin on 11th Street

(Led by the Liturgical Movement Dancers) Liturgical Crucifix Servers Children w/Ribbon Poles American Flag Parish Banner Miraculous Medal Banner Sons of Italy--Ben V. Marconi Lodge

1628 Knights of Columbus St. Anthony Statue Fr. Tom Community of People

Enjoy the Day!

Please join us at 4 pm for a

Eucharistic Holy

Hour.

In Thanksgiving for all

of our Blessings,

Pray in the presence of

the Holy Eucharist.

Schedule for the Day: 10:30 am Mass followed by Procession with St. Anthony Statue 12:00 pm Food, Beverages, Live Music featuring Andrew Pileggi’s Duo Band 1:00-4:00 pm Quiz game, Face Painting, Balloon Animals, Children’s Activities (3-18 yrs. old) hands on fun. 3:45 pm Drawing for Feast Day Raffle/ iPad Raffle 4:00-5:00 pm Conclude the festivities with a Eucharistic Holy Hour in the Church

Youth Ministry Members taking part in today’s Liturgical Movement/Dance:

Karina Leon

Kayri Rodriquez Damaris Lopez Cruz

Reyna Magueyal Jassmin Alvarez

John & Jostin C abrerea Jenifer Flores

From St. Brendan Parish in Youngstown: Nohoimy Lebron

Lianette Cruz

Song—“Nuestra Alegría” by Ivan Diaz &Tom Booth (versión bilingue/ bilingual version)

Food!

For sale from 12:30 to 4:00

2 Serving Lines for fast service speaks to our hungry stomachs!

Italian Sausage Sandwich with peppers & onions

Pasta with Meatballs Meatball Bowl w’ bread Fried Chicken Pizza & Pizza Fritte Cheesy Fritte Chicken Flautas Ice Cream Baked Goods Strawberry Pie and Apple

Dumplings Lemonade Stand Beverages

“Mangia...Mangia!”

Raffle Drawing 1st—$500 Cash Prize

2nd—$1000 Gift Card Package 3rd—$100 Gasoline Card 4th—$100 Cash Prize

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50/50!!

Drawing at 3:45 pm Tickets $1 each or 6 for $5

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Youth Ministry iPad Raffle 1 ticket for $5 or 5 tickets for $20

FUN! Balloon Animals Face Painting Cornhole Children’s Activities: Quiz game Crafts, Puzzles, Soccer Games, Ball Toss, Drums, Building Blocks, & much more Homemade Crafts Card and Table Games for the

grownups Dancing

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.

Youth Ministry Members will be selling fresh squeezed Lemonade, as well as

specialized drinks at the Lemonade table:

Agua de horchata Creamy and served ice cold: made with

cinnamon and rice and sweetened with real sugar (non-alcoholic)

Agua de jamaica Also known as hibiscus iced tea: sweet, tart and refreshing. Also made with real sugar.

Because these are made in bulk, we’re unable to offer

an unsweetened or diabetic version this year.

Celebrating Sacraments

We have been blessed to celebrate Sacraments with the following individuals and

their families during this past year

June - May

Pribula Family Larry (Pipe) Pipero Dominick Palombo Deceased of Mata & Corsi Families Dominic & Frances Maricocchi Health for Natalia DeMeo Mary Pozzuto Anita Parcher Sr. Linda Piccolantonio Fr. Nick Shori Carmela Dasco Bob Fortion Dee & Kay Bishop William Natale, Sr. Donald Pribula Brandon Wehl Ruby J. Myndlee Joe & Lucy Varn

Josette Beddell Bonnie Bednarczyk Vince Cammel Esway Family Ernest & Bernice Laskey Sandra Kay Dodich Anthony & Mary Polverini Clorinda Pippi Andrew Wasik Ray Gooding Donald Rizzo Ralph & Marianne Marzoppi All Religious who have served SAAS Susan Leon Dolores Arnold Dorothy Croston In Memory of Rudolph Quaraglio Helen Boyd Tom & Filomina Ascani R. Robert Muoio Domenico & Maria Infantino

Lupe Family Porubcansky & Greco Families Ray Sprankle, Jr. Rudy Rossetti Nancy & Limp Barson Mary & Sam Silla Al & Joane Leno Ellen Sarno Ron Vega Don Rizzo Ballog, DePasquale & Ranalli Families Paul McConnell Mary Pozzuto Anita Parcher Fr. Tom Bishop Dominic & Frances Maricocchi Vince Cammel Lisa Raynak

Memorial Candles

Baptisms

Samar Levi Ashaheed Holt Reina Joana Baten Hernandez

Everett Clarence Baxter Sofia Antonella Cuarenta

Leo Alexander Guscoff Tony Alexander Juarez Ramos

Dyana Annette Mata Jayden Caleb Medrano Morales John Byron Medrano Morales

Jayline Mendez Maria Rosa Ortiz Calel Hasen Rosario Pantoja

Pablo Pascual Hernandez

Beatriz Cristina Perez Ajanel Ana Perez Pu

Dulce Maria Perez Pu Jessica Perez Pu

Rosalinda Perez Pu Damian Isidro Ralios Quixan

Emma Annalee Rizzo Samanta Rodriguez

Sofia Rodriguez Emely Rodriguez Nunez

Uriel Matheo Rodriguez Sanantonio Joseph Morris Vitti

Olivia Anne Wojtaszek

Luis Orlando Cuarenta Mendoza Katherine Gongora

Emely Iraheta Reyna Iraheta

Andrea Martinez Allyson Mora

Dulce Maria Perez-Pu Jessica Perez-Pu

Rosalinda Perez-Pu Cristian Perez Ajanel

Emely Rodriguez-Nunez Aylin Romero Ramos Junior Romero Ramos Eylin Soler Rodriguez

Delmy Leticia Valle-Cruz Akeisha Melany Villegas Camacho Autziry Megan Villegas-Camacho

First Communion

Brandon Arce-Orozco Maria Birone

Katlynn Brunner Sierra Cady

Cristopher Castellanos Elizabeth Cirese

Justin Diaz Jace Edwards Adriana Failla

Kayla Fehlman Jesus Garcia Rocco Grossi

John Guiffre II Kaitlyn Jones

Shannon Klemens Aaron Magueyal

Abigail Marchand Angel Martinez-Fuentes

Gabriela Martinez-Fuentes Victor Martinez

Nicholas Nash Olivia Parcher

Erick Perez-Pereo John Philippi Kyra Terrell

Ethan Uslick Melina Volpe

Angelina Yacko

Graduating Seniors

Justin B. Cabrera Jose Emanuel Cantera

Anel Catalan Elvin Gongora

Andrea Carolina Gonzales Acuendo Jiovany Fernando Iraheta Acevedo

Justin Estiven Jacobo

Omar Lopez-Cruz Antonio Magueyal

Carlos Eduardo Merida Perez Zayra Perez Angeles Lisa Carmella Popa

Jesus Vergara America M. Villega-Camacho

Zoey Volpe

Confirmation

Roger Soler & Alejandra Rodriquez Holy Matrimony

National Federation of Catholic

Youth Ministry Eagle of the Cross

Abby Marchand

Knights of Columbus Holy Martyrs Council

#4733 Student of the Year

Kyra Terrell

Paving the Way!

OUR ENGRAVED BRICK PAVERS ARE PERMANENTLY INSTALLED ON THE OUTSIDE WALL AT THE RAMP ENTRANCE WHERE THEY ARE PROTECTED FROM THE WEATHER. STOP BY & CHECK THEM OUT!

We are currently taking orders for more pavers. Each brick can be engraved with up to 6 lines of text with 20 characters per lines (including spaces and punctuation). The cost is $200.

We can provide a certificate if you are giving it as a gift. Please fill out the form below (please print!) and send it to the office along with your payment. Additional forms can be found in the brochure rack

across from the office door.

Name:

Phone Number:

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Christian Service/Social Concerns Neighborhood Outreach

We are once again asking for assistance for neighborhood children with the Summer Collection of Peanut Butter and Jelly, Mac & Cheese and Juice Boxes

Now through August.

Why do we collect? To support neighborhood families by providing kid friendly food during the summer months. (Many of the children in our neighborhood qualify for free breakfast and lunch during the school year. This “disappears” during the summer months.) We will be working with

Sherrick Road Church of God to support their “Blessings in a Backpack” Program that is designed to help families fill that gap.

How does it work? Bring your donation of PB & J, boxed macaroni & cheese or juice boxes to Mass with you. Note: We are adding juice boxes this year at the request of the coordinators of the Backpack

Program. Drop your donation into the laundry basket in the hallway. It’s as easy as that!

Thanks so much for your support of this special summer project!

Our Feast Day Celebration is a success due in part to the generosity of our

Patrons and Sponsors. We gratefully thank them for their support!

Sam Spino in memory of Neva Spino

Esther Quaraglio in memory of Rudolph Quaraglio

Adele Fabrizio Murphy in memory of Ted & Mary

Fabrizio

Michael Orlando in memory of Louis & Nettie Orlando

Carl & Krystine George in memory of Joseph & Ann

Yablonski

Carl & Krystine George in memory of Carl A. George

Matthew Carona in memory of Nicholas & Mary

Carona

Jim & Linda Todd in memory of Andy & Ann Charney

In Memory of the Mata Family (donated flag)

John Lombardi in memory of Vic & Mary Lombardi

Jim & Vicki Conley in memory of Giovanna Scott &

Victor & Rachael Scott

Pasqualina Ianni in memory of Tony Ianni

In Memory of Al & Joane Leno

Jean Sprankle & Family in memory of

Ray Sprankle Jr.

Living and Deceased of Ranalli Family

In memory of Donald Rizzo by Louise Rizzo & Family

Dave and Linda Croston in memory of Susan Leon

In Memory of Anthony Diano Sr. and the Diano Family

Rachel Peloso in memory of Peloso , Pellegrino

Families

Frank, Allison & Emma Rizzo in Honor of Donna

Gooding & Louise Rizzo

Dance Floor, sponsored by Florence and Dorothy DioGuardi in memory of Biagio DioGuardi & Angelina DioGuardi

Andrew Pilleggi Band in memory of Diano Family

Children’s Area sponsored by Miraculous Medal Sodality

Raffle Table by Jean Linn in memory of Don Linn

Pizza Fritte Stand in memory of Diano Family

Tent co-sponsored by Marion Rossi in memory of the Deceased of the Rossi Family and by Patricia Filigno

Golf Carts sponsored by Jack Hawk

Beer Cart and Drink Stand in memory of Diano Family

Area Sponsors

In Memory / In Honor Of

Patrons and Supporters

Rossi Family Funeral Home

Elaine Preece

Phil Alonzo

Rosemarie Alonzo

Mark Leghart

Social Concerns Committee

Miraculous Medal Sodality

Youth Group

Hispanic Ministry/ Consejo

Dave Postiy

Our generous bakers

Canton Chair Rental

Buffalo Grill/ Mike Sylvester

Jess Hutnick

Douglas Hutnick

Johanna Varn