Liturgical Minister Schedule

MON-TUES WEDNESDAY THUR-FRI SATURDAY SUNDAY

JANUARY 5-6 JANUARY 7 JANUARY 8-9 JANUARY 10 JANUARY 11

8:00 AM NOON 8:00 AM 5:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:30 AM NOON

LECTORS A. BENNETT S. MUSSER

G. ROMANO L. CZARNECKI

K. FERENCHAK J. FERENCHAK

T. LAVELLE SUB NEEDED

M. CARROCCIO B. FISCHER

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF THE

EUCHARIST

J. EGGER K. SCHNEEBERGER J. SCHNEEBERGER

K. KUCIA

K. MCFADDEN D. SAUTO

A. BATTISTONI G. BERGER

D. GEROW N. HEALEY M. HENKEL T. HOHMAN

P. MAIDENS S. GODLEWSKI

J. FIFE B. DAVIS

B. GAUTHIER M. PRICE

A. SCHURCH SUB NEEDED

ALTAR SERVERS

H. KLUBNICK E. DAVIS

D. BARR S. BURKETT

C. CARMON E. CONNOR

D. SMOLEN J. CAMP D. CAMP

P. ST. JOHN P. ST. JOHN J. VRABLIC

K. HEALEY T. LORINCZ T. HOWARD

J. DAVIS E. DAVIS

S. PATTERSON

C. SCHURCH M. SCHURCH

E. PRICE

December 28, 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . $14,680.00

Christmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,858.60

NOTICE: If you are having a Sunday Mass offered for a particular

intention and would like to bring up the gifts of bread and wine,

please notify an Usher before Mass begins. Thank you.

January 4, 2015 The Epiphany of the Lord

Mass Intentions

8:00 A.M. 1 JN 3:22—4:6 MT 4:12-17, 23-25

PARISHIONERS

8:00 A.M.

1 JN 4:7-10 MK 6:34-44

WILL & BILL SIMBECK FAMILY

NOON 1 JN 4:11-18 MK 6:45-52

CARL GUMINA GUMINA FAMILY

8:00 A.M.

1 JN 4:19—5:4 LK 4:14-22

DOLORES BARNOSKY YVONNE & MARGARET

8:00 A.M. 1 JN 5:5-13 LK 5:12-16

CYNTHIA CIPRA COLLEEN O’SHAUGHNESSY

5:00 P.M.

1 JN 5:14-21 JN 3:22-30

RICHARD LENGYEL BETTY NAJDA & FAMILY

7:30 A.M. IS 42:1-4, 6-7 ACTS 10:34-38 MK 1:7-11

JULIUS AND IRENE ROMANO GIULIO ROMANO

9:00 A.M. LIVING AND DECEASED FATHERS

OF HOLY TRINITY

10:30 A.M. BUTCH STOCKARD

FRAN SIKORA

NOON CHARLIE FANNING

JANE & RAY KNAUSS

For The Week

HOLY TRINITY NEWS

MASS INTENTIONS

We have many open Mass intentions for 2015. There are many

Masses available starting next week! Call Karen in the Parish

Office or stop in to schedule your Masses. 440-937-5363.

MEAL FOR THE HOMELESS SHELTER

It is our privilege to prepare dinner for the guests of the homeless

shelter at St. Joseph’s Church in Lorain. We are asking you to

provide: sloppy joes, buns, baked beans, cabbage & noodles

and dessert. Please drop off your menu items in the Holy Trinity

Church parking lot TODAY Sunday, January 4th from 3:30 to

4:00 PM. The items should be cooked but do not need to be hot

and please package for spill proof transportation. Thank you for

your contributions!

NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS

The St. Vincent DePaul Commission is collecting non-perishable

food items today, January 4th. Please contribute if you can.

Place all of your donations in the back of the church by the choir

loft stairs.

BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS

Baptism Preparation Class will take place on Tuesday, January

6th at 7 PM in the Parish Center. Please call Roger Camp in the

Parish Office at 937-5363 with any questions or to register for

the class. A Baptism Preparation Class is necessary if you have

not attended a class within the last 5 years or if this is your first

child to be Baptized.

“They were overjoyed at seeing the star, and on entering the house they

saw the child with Mary his mother. They prostrated themselves and did

him homage. Then they opened their treasures and offered him gifts of

gold, frankincense and myrrh.” Mt 2:10-11

Next week is the National Collection for The Catholic University of

America. This is the national university of the Catholic Church in the

United States. More than 4,000 students directly receive scholarship

aid from this Collection. Please use the envelope in your bi-monthly

packets for this collection.

DOUGHNUT SUNDAY Next Sunday, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts will be available for purchase after all Masses. Cost is $8 per dozen. Proceeds benefit the 8th Grade Washington DC Trip.

HOLY TRINITY NEWS

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BUS TRIP

The Knights of Columbus Rather Ragan Council 3269 of Avon is spon-

soring a March for Life bus trip to Washington DC. The bus leaves the

K of C Hall, 1783 Moore Road, Avon at 8 PM on Wednesday, January

21st and returns to the Hall on Thursday, January 22nd at 11 PM.

Cost is $65 for adults, $25 for High School students and $45 for Col-

lege students. Students under the age of 18 must be accompanied

by an adult. If interested, please call quickly to reserve your spot.

Checks should be made payable to the Knights of Columbus Council

3269. Contact John at 440-725-7369 for more information/register.

AREA NEWS AND EVENTS

LIVING WITH BENEDICT RETREAT

The Benedictine Monks of St. Andrew Abbey in Cleveland, Ohio (near

University Circle) invite single men between the ages of 19-45 to expe-

rience Benedictine monastic life during a “Living with Benedict” re-

treat weekend on February 13-15, 2015. Contact Fr. Finbar at:

finbar@cbhs.edu or 216-721-5300 x 273.

ENGAGED COUPLES

Holy Spirit Parish in Avon Lake is pleased to announce they will hold a

PRE-CANA Day for couples preparing for marriage. Attendance is lim-

ited to 25 couples and does sell out so please register early. The day

will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2015 in the Holy Spirit Family Life

Center from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM (including Mass). Cost for the day is

$65 per couple and includes breakfast and lunch.

RSVP to 440-695-1010 or email: 2015precana@gmail.com

Avon, Ohio Holy Trinity Parish

PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS

May God bless and protect our parish sons

and daughters serving in the armed forces.

STEVEN B OD D Y

PAU L B OH NERT

N ICHOLAS CAMP

J AMES EVAN S

GRACE H EATH COAT

MARY H EATH COAT

J EREMY HOWELLS

ALEX LEIGH

KEVIN MID GLEY

T IMOTH Y V. OWEN

MAUREEN SCH LATHER

RYAN WOLCH KO

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Katie Anderson ▪ Sam Auble ▪ Greg Bierek ▪ Annette Bilello ▪ Alice Conrad ▪ Peter D’Amico ▪ Joanne Drellishak ▪ Betty Duffin ▪ Richard Dziak ▪ Isabella

Escobar ▪ Anna Ferguson-Valore ▪ Michael Firca ▪ Mike & Jill Flanigan ▪ Catherine Forthofer ▪ Kelly Gaynier ▪ Jerry Gill ▪ Carol Greff ▪ Noah Gromek ▪ Diane Gugliotta ▪ Shane Haddad ▪ Marilyn Hassel ▪ Dan & Muriel Havel ▪ Judy Henderson ▪ Albert Hoch ▪ John Humphries ▪ Joe Jackson ▪ Laura Keane ▪ Karen Kerata ▪ Maryann Konya ▪ Agnes Kostalnick ▪ Deanna Kostalnick ▪ Carol Kubiak ▪ Skip Kujala ▪ Michael Lawler ▪ Dan and Janice Leemans ▪ Barb Lehnerd ▪ Laurie Morahan ▪ Don Maloy ▪ Christine Mathews ▪ Rocco Mastramico ▪ Jean McCoy ▪ Lois McFadden ▪ Thomas Obral ▪ Sandra Pantina ▪ Tara Pemberton ▪ Geralynn Rikard ▪ Michael Simoson ▪ Gregory Smith ▪ Jim Somers ▪ Harry Soukup ▪ Roy Thompson ▪ Sandra Tomcho ▪ Peggy Viviani ▪ Greg Weller ▪ Neal Wiemels ▪ Christine Zander ▪ Tom Zander and for all our chronically ill and homebound parishioners. Call the parish office to have your name added or removed. If anyone needs communion to be administered to a Homebound parishioner, please contact the Parish Office.

Holy Trinity CYO Men’s Reverse Raffle Saturday, February 28, 2015

In Holy Trinity’s Gymnasium

6:00 p.m. Cocktails

7:00 p.m. Dinner

8:00 p.m. Drawing

Tickets are $85 each ~ Grand Prize $3,000.00 Includes open bar & chance at grand prize.

Dice games, Card Games, Poker, Cornhole

Please join us in this fantastic annual tradition!

For tickets, contact:

Dave Gassman - dgassmktvp@aol.com ph. 216-870-4244

Eric Kappler eric.kappler@farmersinsurance.com ph. 216-701-1511

Don’t Forget that Eucharistic Adoration will resume

at 10:30 on Thursday, January 8th. If you have 10 or

15 minutes or 30 minutes or even an hour, come and

spend some time before the Blessed Sacrament.

There is no schedule, no rules, no commitment, just

spend time in deep conversation with Jesus. You will

FAMILY PERSPECTIVE

It was only after they entered the house that the Magi found

Jesus. Today’s gospel challenges us to bring our gifts into our

home and family. There we will find Jesus. Our spiritual

search for God starts at home.

ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS AND

GENEROUS PARISHIONERS Delwyn Hudson will be working on setting up the advertis-

ing sponsorships for our bulletin the week of January 26th.

Please consider advertising in our bulletin. Advertisements

can be purchased for a business, family or a sponsor ad

can be purchased supporting community service organiza-

tions like emergency pregnancy counseling or the battered

women’s shelter, etc. We need and appreciate your help.

If you are interested or would like more information, please

call Delwyn directly at 800-477-4574 x 6332.

Thank you in advance for your generous support and

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