OUR LADY of GRACE

OFFICE HOURS

Weekdays 8:00 am - 4:00 pm office@olghinckley.org

330-278-4121

— MASS SCHEDULE —

WEEKENDS Saturday 4:00 pm

Sunday 8:00 & 11:00 am

WEEKDAYS Monday, Tuesday, Friday & 1st Saturday 8:00 am

HOLY DAYS 8:00 am & 7:00 pm

— SACRAMENTS —

RECONCILIATION Saturday 3:00 - 3:45 pm

Other times by appointment

BAPTISM 1st & 3rd Sundays 12:00 pm Classes required for 1st child

MARRIAGE 6 months preparation

Call parish priest to set a date

ANOINTING OF THE SICK & FUNERALS

Call parish office to arrange

— OUTDOOR SHRINE —

Open daily, dawn to dusk

1088 Ridge Road • Hinckley, Ohio 44233 • 330-278-4121 • www.olghinckley.org • office@olghinckley.org

Mission Statement: We, the Roman Catholic faith community of Our Lady of Grace, rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and dedicated to our Blessed Mother, value our mission to make God’s presence visible in today’s world. In service to God’s will, and with the Holy Spirit’s guidance, we manifest God’s peace, love and saving presence as we pray, worship, work and live together in His Name.

REV. WILLIAM A. SMITH frbill@olghinckley.org

330-278-4121 x18 Rev. Joseph Mecir, Pastor Emeritus

Rev. William P. O’Neill, Pastor Emeritus

— PARISH MINISTRIES & ORGANIZATIONS —

DIRECTOR OF PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION (PSR) Bridget Kovalik ................................................ 330-391-0438 psr@olghinckley.org DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRY & LITURGY Mary Gabriel .................................................... 330-636-1739 musicandliturgy@olghinckley.org

EXTRA-ORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

Adrienne Bures ............................................... 330-289-3119 adieappleby@earthlink.net PROCLAIMER OF THE WORD Celeste Cook .................................. mcelestecook@gmail.com

PASTORAL MINISTER—BEREAVEMENT & WOMEN OF HOPE Carolyn Zaverl .................................................. 216-310-1875 cjzav@olghinckley.org MEN OF FAITH Adam Prokop ................................................... 330-515-6262 dawnprokop6@hotmail.com FINANCE CHAIRPERSON—SAFETY & SECURITY Tom Minch ........................................ trminch@hotmail.com

DEACON BRUCE DOBBINS bdobbins@dioceseofcleveland.org

330-278-4121 x17 or 330-203-6475

MASS INTENTIONS SUNDAY OCTOBER 11 28thSunday Ordinary Time 8 AM Living & Deceased of Our Parish Family 11 AM Kelly Higgins / Gail Grill MONDAY OCTOBER 12 Columbus Day/Weekday 8 AM John & Mary Lou Ascherl / TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 Weekday 8 AM James and Lillian Decker FRIDAY OCTOBER 16 St. Hedwig / Weekday 8 AM Jon Csicsila / Friends & Family SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 Weekday 3 PM Reconciliation 4 PM The Cwiklinski Family / Gloria Haver SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 29thSunday Ordinary Time 8 AM Mary Annibale / Family 11 AM Living & Deceased of Our Parish Family MONDAY OCTOBER 19 Sts. John de Brebeuf & Issac Jogues/Weekday 8 AM Kathryn Samanich / Vanek Family

OCTOBER 12 Mass .................................. 8:00 am OCTOBER 13 Mass ................................... 8:00 am Women of Hope ............... 1:00 pm OCTOBER 15 Rosary ................................ 7:00 pm OCTOBER 16 Mass ................................... 8:00 am OCTOBER 17 Reconciliation .............. 3—3:45 pm

Please wear your mask Vigil Mass .......................... 4:00 pm OCTOBER 18 Sunday Mass ...................... 8:00 am Sunday Mass .................... 11:00 am OCTOBER 19 Mass .................................. 8:00 am OCTOBER 20 Adoration .......... 8:30 am—6:00 pm

THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31 — 5:1; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Gal 5:1-6; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: Gal 5:18-25; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Eph 1:1-10; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: Eph 1:11-14; Lk 12:1-7 Saturday: Eph 1:15-23; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10; 1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21

WEEKLY COLLECTIONS — Oct 1 —4

All Saints ............................................................ $10 All Souls ............................................................. $50 Catholic Communications Campaign .................. $10 Hurricane/Wildfire Relief ................................... 686 Diocesan Assessment ........................................... $30 Improvements ................................................ $1,220 Priests Retirement Fund ..................................... $80 Sustaining Spiritual Home ................................ $295 Weekly .......................................................... $4,141 WEEKLY REVENUE .................................... $6,522 WEEKLY EXPENSES .................................... $6,879 Weekly DEFICIT ............................................ $(357) YTD Revenue ............................................ $138,883 YTD Expenses .............................................. $82,316 YTD Surplus ................................................ $55,567

Thank you for your faith and generous support.

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Joanne & Vince Ackermann Sandra Anawich Mark Augustyn Pattie Bulkowski Chris Burke Eric Burke Jane Carl Denise Ciphers Cathy Cone Christine Csicsila Colleen Darabant Phyllis DePiero Bill Dlugos Mariyln Dlugos Chris Kitsa Fuciu Cheryl Henderson Linda Joseph Megan Keefe Debbie Klein Mike Klein Kathleen Klosinski Richard Konnerth

Jan Krivos Autumn Lemke Nick Piro LD Nerlich Mathilde Nerlich The Novak Family Ed & Carol Pickering Sylvia Puljic Martin Puljic Milan Racanovic Christine Rigo Dennis Rogozinski Braidyn Schneid Charles Schodowski June Schodowski Marilyn Schodowski Geraldine Slatkovsky Kimberly Taranto Michelle Trisk Brandon Vanek Derek Vita Helen Vujevich Mort Winer

Pray for Comfort and Healing

Is there someone you would like us to pray for? Please call the Parish Office (330) 278—4121

WORDS FROM OUR SHEPERD

When the Pandemic with COVID-19 started this past March and all the churches were closed until the end of May, some churches started live-streaming their Masses.

When that happened, I thought two things: 1. Since some parishes were streaming their Masses there were enough choices for those who wanted to watch online, and 2. This is not going to last long. Now seven months later, with no end in sight, I realized that I was wrong and things are not returning to normal quickly, if at all. With that said, Our Lady of Grace will start live streaming the 4 pm Saturday Vigil Mass on October 17th. The Mass can be seen by going to the parish website and on the right-hand side of the main page, beside the picture of the altar, click on the words “click here” to view the Mass. The Mass will be saved for a week until the following Saturday. Those who are unable to view the Mass on Saturday can then view it at their convenience. Eventually we hope to also live stream the weekday Masses on Monday, Tuesday and Friday.

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

October 10—11

4 pm Reader: Ruth Ann Manley

EOMOHC: Deacon Bruce

8 am Reader: Ed Majes c

EOMOHC: Deacon Bruce

11 am Reader: Celeste Cook

EOMOHC: Deacon Bruce October 17—18

4 pm Reader: Hannah Kovalik

EOMOHC: John Rocco

8 am Reader: Ruth Ann Manley

EOMOHC: Deacon Bruce

11 am Reader: Cheryl Valasik

EOMOHC: Jim Mahony

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The Pandemic also caused Eucharistic Adoration to be halted. I am happy to announce that Eucharistic Adoration (on a limited basis) will start up again on Tuesday October 20th. The hours will be after the 8 am Mass until 6:00 pm. I ask those who will be coming for Adoration to continue to wear a mask and wipe down the area in which you are sitting and/or kneeling before you leave.

Have a Blessed week! Fr. Bill

FAMILY PERSPECTIVES

The landowner in today’s gospel entrusted his land to the tenants. They did not own the land. Our children are entrusted to us. We do not own them. They belong to God. Tend to them well so God will be pleased with our parenting efforts.

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Wedding Banns I

Collin Dubovec & Christine Kawczynski

NEIGHBORLY LOVE

We can never love our neighbor

too much. —St. Francis de Sales

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

In 1971, the Va can Congrega on for Divine Worship completed a survey of the presidents of the na onal liturgical commissions around the world. How were children doing in the liturgical reform? Probably to their surprise, the cardinals learned of special weekday Masses for children designed to teach them how to par cipate on Sunday, Masses with separate components for children. The decision was made quickly to develop adapta ons for Masses where children were a majority of the assembly. Changes would include a simpler structure, understandable texts, a simplified Lec onary, more ac ve par cipa on, and most surprisingly, new Eucharis c Prayers. By 1973 the work was done, and with very specific advice from Pope Paul VI, including the need for two new Eucharis c Prayers, the Directory for Masses with Children was published on December 20, a mely Christmas gi for the children of the world.

The prayers are the first to be wri en fresh in a modern language—not La n, but French and German—then translated into English, Italian, and Spanish. With a sense of cau on, these new prayers were approved for three years, un l 1977, but it soon became apparent that they had truly been embraced. —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

“LIVE” streaming of Mass at OLG

Saturday, October 17, 4 pm

Watch Mass as it takes place or watch later.

Go to OLGHINCKLEY.ORG

Right-hand side of the main page—find the altar picture. Click on the phrase “CLICK HERE”

1. Turn your speakers up.

2. Make the picture “full screen”

3. Wait un l the play symbol shows

up—five minutes before Mass begins.

4. Enjoy Mass

Act of Spiritual Communion My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from you. Amen.

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SAINT TERESA OF JESUS (1515-1582) October 15

Let nothing disturb you; let nothing frighten you. Gifted with a passionate spirit, young Teresa dreamed of converting Muslims and becoming a martyr. All things are passing; God never changes. But her mother’s death, when Teresa was fourteen, inspired lifelong devotion to Our Lady, and Teresa entered the Carmelites, Mary’s order, despite her father’s objections and her own fragile health. Patience gains everything. Initially, she enjoyed her lax convent’s sociability and “busyness,” but mystical prayer and John of the Cross’s collaboration inspired her to reform the Carmelites. Whoever has God, lacks nothing. When her ideals encountered resistance and brought suffering, she maintained her peace—and humor. Discovered devouring leftovers, she told her mildly scandalized nuns, “When I fast, I fast! When I eat, I eat!” To nuns demanding less work and more prayer in the convent schedule, she retorted: “What we really need around here are fewer starry eyes and more strong arms!” God alone is enough! The italicized sentences here are her “Breviary Bookmark,” the simple, profound prayer of Teresa, the first woman Doctor of the Church. —Peter Scagnelli, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

NEXT WEEKEND we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Pope Francis invites the entire Church to support mission dioceses in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America and Europe, where priests, religious and lay leaders serve the world’s most vulnerable communities. Please keep the Pope’s missions in your prayers and be generous in next week’s collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The envelope is in your monthly packet. Thank you for your generosity.

Adoration Hours are Returning!

When: October 20 Time: 8:30 am—6 pm

Come and pray before the Blessed Sacrament. Please use the materials provided to sanitize your seat before

you leave. Please wear your mask. Please call the office to sign up.

Rosary—7 pm Thursday evenings starting October 15

Inside the Church! In pleasant weather meet at the Shrine of the Two Hearts. Open from dawn until dusk. For more information contact: Pat Guzy 330-225-6524

Rosary meditations available on: olghinckley.org

Please wear your mask. Please self-sanitize with the provided supplies.

MEN OF FAITH

ALL men welcome! First evening, October 22, 7 pm in the church hall.

Join us for prayer, reflection, and

conversation.

Call Adam Prokop for additional

information: (330) 515-6262

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October 2020 - Jesuit Retreat Center Programs & Retreats

Jesuit Retreat Center, 5629 State Rd., Parma, OH 44134. h ps://www.jesuitretreatcenter.org

October Morning Prayer for Women. Monday, October 26 from 9:30 am - 11:00 am. With Sr. Mary Ann Flannery, SC. Women from all walks of life are invited to pray together and learn more about the beauty of prayer. Led by Sr. Mary Ann Flannery, S.C., this prayer group will refresh your spirit and help you find strength in regular prayer habits. Just bring your Bible and come as you are! Price includes coffee and pastry. Registra ons are encouraged, but walk-ins welcome! Cost: $10

Catholic Cemeteries Associa on Monthly Sunday Grief Support October 18th:

Please join us as we con nue our “in-office” Sunday Grief Support Group on October 18th with limited sea ng for appropriate social distancing. The October topics are “Childhood Grief/Family Dynamics in Grief”. We will meet 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the following loca ons:

Saint Joseph Cemetery, Avon (NEW office) Holy Cross Cemetery, Akron (office)

Holy Cross Cemetery, Brook Park (office) Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland (office)

All Saints Cemetery, Northfield (office) All Souls Cemetery, Chardon (office)

Mee ng sites are sani zed and sea ng is arranged so everyone is at a safe distance. Par cipants are requested to RSVP so we can plan appropriate social distancing at each loca on. We require all in a endance to wear protec ve face coverings. To RSVP or for ques ons, please contact Rhonda at rabrams@clecem.org or at 216-930-4866. To view our most updated calendar of events, please visit www.clecem.org.

GOD REVEALED TO THE NATIONS

What wonderful images we have today of the reign of God! Isaiah speaks to us of a great feast—a heavenly feast—a feast of abundance with rich foods and choice wines. It is the Lord’s own affair, Isaiah explains, when God will unite all nations, dry every tear, and destroy death forever. Then, too, will the entire earth rejoice in the Lord and bask in God’s saving grace.

Jesus speaks of heaven in terms of a feast as well. Here, the kingdom of heaven is likened to a king’s wedding feast given for his son. This is a feast of abundance also, with the fattened cattle prepared just so. But many of the people invited don’t want to come, so the king invites anyone who would honor his son by their presence there. And Paul tells us that whether we live abundantly or in humble circumstances, we can do all things in the Lord who strengthens us. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Youth - Grades 7 - 12 You are invited to the 12th Annual Building a Culture of Life Youth Retreat & Dinner! This free, fun event will include a spaghetti dinner & ice cream bar, games, T-shirts,

Eucharistic Adoration, and opportunity for Confession.

Young adult missionaries of The Culture

Project International will speak on Human Dignity &

Fr. Rich Samide’s talk is God, Marriage & Family.

This event will be at St. Stephen Catholic

Church (parish hall), at 44 Britton St., West Salem, OH, 44287 Saturday, October 24th, 2020, from 6:00

pm – 9:00 pm

**bring your mask - we will practice social distancing - hand sanitizer

provided**

Please register by Oct. 18th with Wendy or Todd McKee

330-262-1096 (home phone), or rosarywtm@gmail.com

Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the

LIFE…” (John 11:25).

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Annual Mass of Remembrance The Annual Mass of Remembrance will be celebrated this year on Friday, November 6th at 7 pm. All parishioners are encouraged to attend this beautiful liturgy. The deceased of our parish family from the past year (October 2019–September 2020), will be remembered in a special way at this Mass as their names will be read in a Litany of Praise. There will be a lighted, personalized candle on the steps of the sanctuary in their memory and available for the family to take home at the end of the Liturgy.

During the month of November, we remember and pray for those that are no longer with us. The Book of the Dead is unavailable this year. Instead, the All Souls Remembrance envelopes (in your monthly packet) will be used to remember your loved ones.

ALL SOULS REMEMBRANCE envelopes were mailed to you with your monthly contribution envelopes. Additional envelopes may be found by the collection baskets as you enter the Church.

• Please place your completed envelope in the collection basket during any of the weekend masses.

• Your stipend will be recorded and the envelope will be placed in the basket on the steps of the sanctuary for you. Please do not place your envelope directly in this basket.

• Loved ones listed on the envelopes will be prayed for during the month of November, the month dedicated to praying for All Souls.

• Additional envelopes will also be available at the rectory office.

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