Twenty-Fifth Sunday Ordinary Time September 24, 2017

PREPARE for NEXT SUNDAY'S MASS: Hear & View the Readings

Available by Thursdays at our www.cosparish.org home page in "Tweets" under "Calendar" beneath center rotating panel: Readings found in the Gather Hymnal #1055

First Reading: Ezekiel 18:25-28 Psalm: 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 Second Reading: Philippians 2:1-11 Gospel: Matthew 21:28-32

MEMORIAL CANDLES FOR THE WEEK OF

October 1, 2017

MASS INTENTIONS & DEVOTION Saturday, September 23 8:30 - 9:30 am: SN: Confessions 1:30 pm: SN: Wedding of Philip Myers & Devin Ferrell 4:30 pm: SN: Vito Carchedi (Dan & Lorraine Mamula) Rubicky Family (Cindy Hamrock) Michael Scavnicky (Family) Theresa Bonelli (Family) Joseph A Missik (Wife, Sue) Helen White (Jack White & Family) Olga Checkel (Agnes Ginnetti) Mary Ann Strauss (Infant Jesus of Prague Guild) Sunday, September 24 8:00 am: HT: Living & Deceased of Christ Our Savior Parish

10:45am:SN: Mary Jane McCormick (Family) Monday, September 25 9:00 am: SN: Lillian Cherry (Mary Ann & Tom Sweder) 9:30 am & 7:00 pm Miraculous Medal Novena Tuesday, September 26 8:30 am: SN: Infant Jesus of Prague Novena 9:00 am: SN: Bob & Jeff Bogan (Family) Wednesday, September 27 School Mass 9:00 am: SN: Anna Melone (Paul Melone & Family) 9:30 am - 8:00 pm: SN: Eucharistic Adoration Thursday, September 28 9:00 am: SN: Prayer Service with Communion Friday, September 29 9:00 am: SN: Samuel Jackson (Anna M Jackson) James Visingardi (Virginia Carbone) Helen White (Jack White & Family) Coleen Bogdan (Sally & Harry Hull) Saturday, September 30 8:30 - 9:30 am: SN: Confessions 4:30 pm: SN: John Colista (Family) John & Helene Hamrock (Daughter Cindy) Jimmy Delsignore (Mom & Dad) Lawrence & Darrold Carroll (Children) Patrick Everly (Wife Margaret) Joe, Larry L, Antoinette Barber (Family) Ralph Ferrara (Barone Family) James Guerriero (JoAnne & Gary Kalbasky) Stanley Kurpis (Family) Sunday, October 1 8:00 am: HT: Michael Sabol (Children)

10:45am:SN: Living & Deceased of Christ Our Savior Parish

Our return to God for Blessings on

Sunday, September 17, 2017

Stewardship Thought: “So the last will be first and the first last” - Matthew 20:16 You’ve heard the saying “it’s not where you start, but how you finish.” This certainly applies to this Bible passage. We have a responsibility not only for our own lives, but for the lives of others as well. We are called to generously share our gifts with others, not hoard them for our own use. Our gratitude and generosity helps us live “God-centered” lives and not “self-centered” lives.

James Guerriero (Margaret Ever ly) SN Stanley Kurpis (Family) HT

Safely Home Please remember in your prayers

the souls and families of Margaret Garchar Mary Ellen Jones Catherine Meyers

Sunday Collection $8,315.00

COS Online Giving $45.00

Total $8,360.00

Altar Servers Saturday, September 30, 2017

4:30 pm: SN: Mark & Kirsten Dubiel Sunday, October 1, 2017

8:00 am: HT: Jared Medvec 10:45 am: SN: Natalie DeSantis & Elena Bullen

visit our WEBSITE for complete schedule @ www.cosparish.org

“Seek the Lord while He may be found...” While seeking Him in prayer and the sacraments, listen to Him. Could it be you are being called by Jesus to serve as a priest, deacon, sister or brother? If you think He may be offering you this grace, call Fr. Christopher Luoni at 330-744-8451 or by email at cluoni@youngstowndiocese.org.

Miss Behavior

Tries to Behave Dear Miss Behavior:

One of my friends did something recently that hurt me. I think he owes me an apology. How can I get him to apologize?

Sincerely,

Miffed Dear Miffed:

Saying "I'm sorry" is one of the hardest things for us human beings to do. I myself find lots of words much easier to say; for example, "Hi, how are you?" slides off the tongue much more easily than "I was wrong." I must admit that I commiserate with your plight; why, for months I waited for two acquaintances, one relative, and a perfect (or not so perfect) stranger to apologize to me for behaving quite badly, when suddenly, I had a moment of anagnorisis.* It occurred to me that: a. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to engineer the behavior of others. b. It is perfectly possible that at least four acquaintances, three relatives, and four perfect (or not so perfect) strangers think that I owe them an apology! After all, just as I may find someone else's words and/or behavior to be offensive (or merely annoying), so may others think the same of my words and deeds. c. We must love and forgive others; recall, please the words of the Our Father: "and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us."

My advice, in summary, is to forgive, forget, and to develop a somewhat less penetrable exterior (a thicker skin, in other words).

Sincerely,

Miss Behavior

Miss Behavior's Glossary: anagnorisis, made quite famous by dear old Aristotle in the Poetics (his analysis of drama), is a moment of insight, of recognition, when a character acknowledges his or her flaws, mistakes, and/or misdeeds.

Job Opening: Director of Religious Education

Due to the retirement of Mrs. Alvera Bell, Christ Our Savior

Parish is seeking a fulltime PDRE/PCRE who will

be responsible for the ongoing development of the parish pre-K

through Gr. 8 religious education program, assisting in the

religious education program in St. Nicholas School, the

sacramental preparation and programming for Reconciliation,

Eucharist, and Confirmation, serving as the compliance officer

for the diocesan Child Protection program for the parish and

school, and adult faith formation. The qualified, faith-filled,

committed minister will oversee and encourage youth ministry,

young adult ministry, and altar server ministry, be an active

member of pastoral council, work with other parish/school staff

members, and be a parish ministry liaison to parish

organizations. A full job description is available upon request.

If you are interested in this position, please submit a resume to

Fr. Martin or Barbara Walko at the diocesan office.

SAINT OF THE WEEK

Saint Vincent de Paul

He is one of the great saints whose legacy continues to help the poor in soup kitchens and shelters around the world. Vincent de Paul was born on April 24, 1581 in Pouy, Gascony, France to farmers

who sold their oxen when Vincent was fifteen so that he could enter the seminary. When Vincent later attended the University of Toulouse, he found it to be a place not of peace but of conflict, both intellectual and physical, among different groups of students. Vincent persevered and was ordained to the priesthood when he was nineteen, actually too young for the role of priest according to the Council of Trent. Vincent again avoided conflict, this time by continuing his studies instead of exercising his vocation. He earned his Bachelor of Theology degree in 1604 and later on a Licentiate in Canon Law from the University of Paris. Vincent was to experience violence again when in 1605 he was taken prisoner by Barbary pirates who took him to Tunis in Africa. There he was sold as a slave and spent two years in servitude. Vincent was not the best slave for his first master, a fisherman, since he suffered from seasickness. Then he was sold to a physician who taught him a good deal about healing. His master’s gifts led to a voyage to Istanbul for both the slave and his owner; however, the master died during the voyage and Vincent de Paul was sold to a priest who had become a Muslim in order to escape slavery. This former priest had three wives, one of whom began a dialogue with Vincent. Eventually, this wife convinced her husband that he should not have renounced his Catholic faith. The master and his slave eventually left Africa and returned to France in 1607. Vincent eventually went to Rome to further study the Faith and then was sent to France where he became a court chaplain, then a parish priest in Clichy, and later chaplain for the Gondi family. The Countess of Gondi was interested in helping the poor. Now Vincent de Paul had found his true calling. He founded the Ladies of Charity, women of means who were willing to help those who had little. Vincent and his friends supported the missions, established hospitals, helped those harmed by war, and even ransomed slaves in North Africa. The Ladies of Charity eventually became the Daughters of Charity, and before long Vincent became the head of the Congregation of the Mission, also known as the Vincentians. Vincent de Paul died on September 27, 1660; the date of his death is now his feast day. Vincent was canonized by Pope Clement XII in 1737. Our saint is the patron of all charitable works. French university students founded the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul to serve the needs of the poor. Well over one hundred countries now aid the poor in Saint Vincent’s name.

The Quo Vadis AA Meetings are held at 8 p.m. Fridays in the St. Nicholas Lower Church Hall. This meeting is open to all seeking recovery from alcohol addiction.

A Tweet From POPE FRANCIS: Hope is the virtue of a

heart that does not close itself in darkness or remain locked in

the past, but looks towards the future.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Christ Our Savior Council #4471, 3rd Degree meets on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month in the Holy Name Room in the Great Hall at 7PM. All members are encouraged to attend.

Let us pray for our sick: Blake Doss, Marcia Styranec, Robert Arnoto, Regina Graygo, Julia Skalada, Robert Skalada,

Tom Kolat, Wendy Pakalnis, Jeannette Rusu, Diane Javorsky, Michael Lombard, Linda Agnew, Heather Hanlon, Carmella Bokros, Hannah Tringhese, Michelle Nicholas, Tom Wasko, Dominic Lippillo Jr., Sally Baldelli, Kathy Tomko, Edward Kellish, Pat Costello, Ulisse Sevi, Joe Van Oudenhove Sr., Maureen Johnson, Jack Witherow, Eleanor Sandy & Joe Tomko.

For our sick and homebound: Glor ia Russo, Lenora Freedy & Joe Guidos.

For those in nursing homes: Dorothy Petro, Patr icia Watt, Florence Colburn, Mary Nichiporchick, Audrey Slanina, Mary Brenner, Ann Vinkler, Theresa Pitlik, Mary Lancy, Mary Agnes Rabosky, Christine Peluso Kinsley, Andy Sandusky & Connie LaRiccia.

COMMUNITY MEAL: The September meal will be held Tuesday September 26th and prepared by the St. Nicholas School Moms and Dads Club! The menu will be their famous “Mamma Mia Spaghetti” dinner! Their dinners are always in demand, so be sure and pickup any of your homebound friends and neighbors! Brent Hanni and his crew will be waiting for you! As always, there are no take-outs—it is dine in only.

The First Friday Club Speaker’s Luncheon Series presents Charlotte Ostermann on Thursday, October 5, 2017 at The Georgetown 5945 South Ave. in Boardman. Mrs. Ostermann is a Catholic Speaker, Author, Blogger, Creative Poet, Humorist and Educator. She will speak about “Balance in Three Dimensions.” The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. and concludes at 1:00 p.m. Please contact Dennis Fiddler @ 330-788-1833 if you would like to attend.

In honor of the Centennial Celebration of the Apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima, the Rosary will be recited at Our Lady of Fatima Shrine at the Holy Trinity Church site of Christ Our Savior Parish

EVERY Tuesday during the month of October at 5:00pm, Rosary will be recited no matter the weather, so bring a chair

HOLY TRINITY PIROHY can be ordered by phone @ 330-755-0064 from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM on Thursdays and 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM on Fridays. Containers are provided. Pick up is Friday from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Cost: $6.00 per dozen.

The Christ Our Savior Parish Food Pantry at Holy Trinity Church is open from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM on Mondays for anyone in need of assistance. The

food pantry is sponsored by the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Christ Our Savior Parish. To maintain this wonderful new ministry to our parish we need to keep the shelves at the pantry full of non-perishable food items. Please use the donation boxes located in St. Nicholas Church and Holy Trinity Church as you are able to so we can continue to help those less fortunate in our community. The following items are needed for September: Cereal, Syrup, Soup. October: Macaroni & Cheese, Sauce, Pasta.

Your Local Rite Aid pharmacy will be providing immunizations including this season’s flu

vaccine at the September 26th Community

Dinner from 5-6:30pm in the Great Hall.

Patients must be 13 or older for vaccination. Vaccinations available will include Flu (both

standard and high dose), Pneumonia (Prevnar and Pneumovax). Only insurance based claims will be available, no cash transactions. Insurances accepted include: Anthem,

Aetna, Medicare B & D, Medicaid (traditional, Caresource, Unison, Molina, Paramount, Buckeye), and Medical Mutual of

Ohio (MMODRUG is on the card) and United Health Care. On these insurances, there is NO CHARGE. No appointment is

necessary. Vaccinations will be provided by parishioner John Medvec Jr, a certified immunizing pharmacist.

The First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association 125th Anniver-sary Celebration Distr ict 2 Branches 5156-J066 on October 29th, 2017 at St. Matthias Church @ 915 Cornell Ave Youngstown, Ohio. Mass will be at 11 A.M at the Church and after mass a dinner will follow at the church hall. Reservations due by Oct. 20, 2017. Please call Dorothy Wagner: 330)755-6511 or Rosemarie Yuhas 330)755-9048 or Patti Granchi: 330)533-9911. No reservation taken after October 20th.

First Step for Change: Beginning next weekend, Sept. 30/Oct. 1, our parish will be participating in First Step for Change, a project sponsored by Catholic Charities to collect spare change to assist low-income pregnant women and families with food, formula, clothing, diapers and other items essential to a child’s health, safety and well-being. Each family interested in participating in Frist Step for Change is asked to pick up a baby bottle at the back of the church after Mass. Take a bottle, place it in a common location in your home, and fill it with spare change throughout the month of October. You will be asked to bring your filled bottle to church with you at the end of the month for collection.

ST. NICHOLAS SCHOOL

The Mom’s and Dad’s Club will be hosting the Community Meal on Tuesday, September 26th from 5:00pm-6:30pm. Volunteers are welcome to help out anytime between 1:30pm and 8:00pm in the Great Hall. Cake donations are also welcome.

The Mom’s and Dad’s Club at Saint Nicholas School will be hosting the Community Meal on Tuesday, September 26th, 2017. We welcome any help between the hours of 1:30pm and 8:00pm at the Great Hall. We are also in need of cakes. Cakes can be dropped of at the Great Hall.

Our School Mass will be held on Wednesday, September 27th at 9:00am Please join us.

SHOE COLLECTION- Saint Nicholas School is collecting gently worn shoes (kids, womens, mens) as a fundraiser to help defray the cost for the 5th & 6th grade Camp Fitch trip. Collection of shoes will run through the month of September. Shoes may be dropped of at Saint Nicholas and Holy Trinity Church (boxes are at the entrance doors) or at Saint Nicholas School.

SAVE THE DATES! SAINT NICHOLAS SCHOOL QUARTER AUCTIONS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11TH, 2017 AND SATURDAY APRIL 14TH, 2018. NIGHT AT THE RACES WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 2018.

Cash For Cans – This is for aluminum cans only-no plastic, glass, newspapers, etc. (Cans can not be crushed) The Mahoning Valley Green Team will pick cans up at the school on the second Tuesday of every month. First pick up will be Tuesday, October 10th. You can drop your cans off outside the main entrance of the school. Please have cans in bags marked Saint Nicholas School.

Saint Nicholas School Mission Statement: Saint Nicholas School is a Catholic elementary school, founded in 1928 and serving families with students in grades kindergarten through eight. The school exists to provide an academically excellent Catholic education and promote high standards in behavior and respect. Saint Nicholas School serves the church and Struthers communities as well as the Mahoning Valley bonded together as a family in faith. We are deeply committed to nurturing our students through the teaching of the scriptures and promoting and modeling of service in accordance to the Gospel values.

7th & 8th Grade Saints Football Wed. Sept. 27@5:00pm 2 games Saints vs Austintown @ Saint Christine’s

7th & 8th Grade Girls Volleyball Sun. Sept. 24@2:00pm vs. Saint Charles @ Mooney

Thurs. Sept. 28@7:45pm vs. Saint Rose @ Saint Charles

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FACEBOOK: ccd_cos PHONE: 330-755-6245 ext. 114 & 104

EMAIL: abell@youngstowndiocese.org

CCD: 1) Parents and Guardians are invited to join Grades 6-7-

8 CCD classes for a family rosary at Our Lady shrine at 9:20

a.m. on Sunday, October 1st. If the weather is inclement, we

will gather in the church to pray. We will be honoring Our

Mother Mary during this month of the Holy Rosary. We will be

praying for those who have suffered at the hands of terrorist in

our country and our world, the bullied and the handicapped.

Again, please join us!

2) We will continue to accept registrations for the 2017-2018

CCD school year for Grades Kindergarten through Grade 8.

All families—returning or new—need to turn in a registration

form prior to class admittance.

3) MEETING FOR FIRST RECONCILIATION PARENTS:

All parents of students who will be making their First

Reconciliation this year are expected to attend an informational

meeting at 6 pm in the St. Nicholas Lower Church on

Wednesday, September 27, 2017. This meeting is for

parents/guardians only. Children do not need to attend.

CHILDREN’S CHURCH: We will again be offering our

Children’s Church sessions at the Sunday 10:45am Mass for

children from age 3 to Grade 2. Parent leaders will present the

Gospel reading to the children at their understanding level. We

are always happy to accept parent volunteers. (Child

Protection class and fingerprinting will be required to ensure

the safety of our children!) Talk to the parent leader for further

information.

ALTAR SERVERS: If a Catholic student has made their First

Holy Communion, they are eligible to be an altar server after

they have received the proper training. Be sure to get an

application from your teacher at St. Nicholas School or CCD,

or stop in at the parish office for an application. High school

and college students are also welcome to be servers—what a

wonderful example of service and ministry to our parish

families!

Chicken and Rib Dinner

Presented by St. Nicholas Holy Name Society

of Christ Our Savior Parish

Saturday October 7th

, 2017 4pm - 7pm

Christ Our Savior Great Hall 766 Fifth Street Struthers

Option 1: Half Chicken and 4 Ribs Option 2: Half Slab Ribs

All dinners include Baked Potato, Salad, and Dessert

$14.00 Advance Ticket Sales Only

Tickets Available from any

Holy Name Member or can be purchased at the Christ Our Savior Parish Office.

For More Information Call:

Jeff Janci 330-519-6822

Dan Rosen 330-755-1701

Bob Granchie 330-755-7205

Frank Rubino 330-757-2316

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR PARISH

OCTOBER 1 - OCTOBER 21

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ONE TICKET WILL BE DRAWN

EACH DAY FOR $50.00

(EXCLUDING COLUMBUS DAY) MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 ONE TICKET

WILL BE DRAWN FOR $500.00

EACH SUNDAY ONE TICKET WILL BE DRAWN FOR $100.00

THE SUGGESTED DONATION FOR EACH TICKET IS $10.00

FOR ADDITIONAL TICKETS PLEASE

CONTACT THE PARISH OFFICE 330-755-9819

All proceeds will go towards the cost

of resurfacing the Saint Nicholas Parking Lot.

The 13th Day - The Story of the Fatima Message & Apparitions

“The 13th Day” - a movie that tells the story of the Fatima message and apparitions - is being shown on Sunday, October 8, 2017 at St. Dominic Parish, Youngstown (77 Lucius Ave.) in the Parish Center at 4:00 pm. Suitable for children age 12 or older. Light refreshments will be served and a question and answer period will follow the showing of the movie. No charge, b ut a free will offering will be taken. Sponsored by Men & Women United for Life. For more information contact Jason at 330-272-1438.

Leah Darrow - From America’s Next top Model

Leah Darrow - who appeared on America’s Next top Model - will be speaking on Sunday, October 22, 2017 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Youngstown (343 Via Mt. Carmel) in the Hall at 6:00 pm. Leah, who is an internationally known Catholic speaker, will talk about purity, modesty and authentic love. This presentation is ideal for youth, young adults, parent and families. No charge, but donations accepted. Sponsored by Men & Women United for Life. For more information contact Julie at 330-233-0287.

As We Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Apparitions of

OUR LADY OF FATIMA

You Are Invited To The

Greater Youngstown Area Public Square Rosary Rally

Saturday, October 14, 2017 Beginning at 11:15 AM

Procession begins at St. Columba Cathedral making its way to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Basilica. The handicapped and those having difficulty walking can join us by car. In event of inclement weather we will gather at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Basilica.

Mass will be celebrated at the Basilica at 12:30 PM.

Call Connie at 330-507-3880 for more info. Christ Our Savior Parish parishioners participating in the rally will leave from the St. Nicholas parking lot at 10:30 AM.

URSULINE CENTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Health & Wellness at The Ursuline Center Pool Hate to exercise outdoors in the colder months? Close up your backyard pool already? Good news! The Ursuline Center of-fers several pool programs for adults, with some paid for by Medicare. We have water aerobics, SilverSneakers, an arthritis aquatics program and swim lessons. To sign up or for more information, call Sister Jan Gier at 330-799-4941 or vis-it theursulinecenter.org.

The Ursuline Sisters’ Annual Nun Run Join the Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown for the 3rd Annual Nun Run 5k Race, 1 Mile Walk and Kids’ Run Sat., Oct. 7, 7:30-11:30 a.m. There will be prizes and much fun. Learn about our ministries at a fair in the auditorium before and dur-ing the events. Entry fee is $20 prior to or $25 day of race. Proceeds benefit our HIV/AIDS children’s ministry. Contact Director Dan Wakefield for more info at 330-770-3061 or dwakefield@ursulinesistersaids.org. Register at eventbrite.com.

Journaling: A Women’s Spirituality Series Ursuline Sister of Youngstown is hosting Part 2 of her popular Women’s Spirituality Series "Journaling." If you didn't attend Part 1, that's OK. Sister Eileen will help you dialogue with your inner wisdom, gain wisdom from what's happening in your life and more. Join her the Thursdays of Oct. 5, Nov. 2 and Dec. 7 from 6:30-8 p.m. at our Motherhouse, 4250 Shields Road, Canfield. Call 330-799-4941 for reservations. Bring a journal or notebook and a pen. Freewill offerings will be ac-cepted.

Ignatian Adventure at The Ursuline Center Now would be a good time for an adventure - an experience - to the heart of God and deeper into your own heart and soul. This “adventure” is adapted from the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius and features two forms of prayer, meditation and con-templation that can transform your life. Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown Associate Eileen W. Novotny leads this flexible opportunity to encounter God as you continue with your daily activities. Donation is $80 for eight weeks. Meetings are at your convenience at the Ursuline Motherhouse, 4250 Shields Road, Canfield, 44406. Contact Eileen at 330-540-1986 or ewalshnovotny@zoominternet.net.

“Celebrate the Savior” Women’s Series at The Ursuline Center

Carol Craven facilitates this popular series at The Ursuline Center. Each presentation is realistic, with moments of excep-tional humor. Sessions begin with music and scripture. After a DVD presentation, participants share responses with the wom-en at their tables. Sessions conclude with a challenge to bring the theme to participants’ personal lives and a closing song of praise. “Celebrate the Savior” meets at either 10-11:30 a.m. or 6:30-8 p.m. for the following Tuesdays: Sept. 26, Shei-la Walsh-“God is in Control”; Oct. 24, Marilyn Meberg-“What ARE You Thinking?”; Nov. 28, Dramatist Mark Price-“Joseph, In His Own Words” (Advent Themed). For more in-formation and 2018 dates, visit theursulinecenter.org or call 330-799-4941.The donation is $5 per class.

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR PARISH

CLEAN-UP DAYS

Join us for a fun time of work and fellowship on Saturday, September 30th at Saint Nicholas Church Grounds and Saturday, October 14th at Holy Trinity Church Grounds. We will meet in the St. Nicholas Lower Church Hall at 9:30 AM on the 30th and will gather together for a light lunch after cleaning. Sign-up sheets are in the back of both churches, or contact the parish office @ 330-755-9819. Everyone is invited to come help keep our parish beautiful. Confirmation students are encouraged to volunteer to earn service hours! Signing up in advance is helpful so we can ensure that we have enough supplies. We are hoping to have enough volunteers to complete the following projects: 1. Clean Windows in both Sacristies and behind Altar 2. Clean Windows at Entrances 3. Wash Floor in Choir Loft 4. Wash Tile and Windows in Restrooms 5. Wash Pews, Kneelers and Floor

BOARDMAN-POLAND JUNIOR WOMEN’S LEAGUE

QUARTER AUCTION

October 21, 2017 St. Nicholas Social Hall

764 Fifth Street, Struthers, Ohio

Doors Open at 5:30 pm ◊ Bidding Starts at 6:30 pm

Chips, Popcorn, Water & Soda will be available for purchase.

PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT LOCAL CHARITIES Tickets are $10.00 each

Lottery Board and 50/50 Raffle

Bring your quarters, friends and have some fun!

There are great items up for bid. Enjoy the evening for a great cause!

QUESTIONS OR TICKETS, PLEASE CALL RoseAnn Winner 330-402-0075 or

Tina Bellino 330-317-4858

The 4th Annual Fr. Popovich Cardinal Cuisine will be held on Saturday, October 14th at 7pm in the Cardinal Mooney Cafeteria, 2545 Erie St., Youngstown. Over 15 local vendors will be on site with their food for you to sample! Tickets are $25.00 per person available at the school or the door on event day. All benefits go toward supporting the Fr. Popovich Scholarship Fund and CMHS Academic Assistance. For more information, please call the school at 330-788-5007. To register for the event or purchase sponsorship opportunities please visit www.cardinalmooney.com/events

ANNUAL CHINESE AUCTION

St. Paul the Apostle Church 10143 Main St., New Middletown

Sunday, October 1, 2017

Doors open at 2 pm. Drawing begins at 4pm. Donation: $5.00

Only 150 - 200 tickets sold. Take your chance on tickets being sold at the door. Tickets sold at the St. Paul Rectory Monday - Friday, 9 am - 4 pm or after Sunday Masses until the day of the auction. Any question, call 330-542-3466.

THE NEW BEGINNINGS CLUB OF YOUNGSTOWN, INC. The alternative recovery solution for those seeking to break the chains of addition. Helping individuals attain, sustain and main-

tain healthy, constructive and lasting life skills.

Featuring “Angelo Babbaro” Tribute to Frank Sinatra

Come join The New Beginnings Club of Youngstown Inc. For a fun filled evening of friends, family and fellowship!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2017 6 PM

ST. NICHOLAS GREAT HALL 764 5th Street

50/50 Raffle, Fantastic Chinese Auction, Door Prizes and much more!

Dinner includes: Pasta, Salad, Rolls, Beverages and Dessert

Tickets are $10.00 in advance and $15.00 at the door.

For tickets call: Vincent Archangelo: 330-953-0977 Deborah Congonello: 330-397-8167 Website: www.nbcoyinc.org

Villa Maria

11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, September 30

Experience the Best of Fall & the Beauty and Reverence of the Land of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary

Music • Hay Rides • Children’s Activities Face Painting • Animals • Farm Fresh Food Butternut Squash Soup • Bountiful Bakery

Vendors • Gift Basket Bonanza • Jot the Clown

The Villa Market Barn & The Villa Shoppe will offer a variety of items for purchase.

Help us help others by bringing a donation of canned goods.

Admission, Parking and most Children’s Activities are FREE.

2017 DAY