BAPTISMS: Please contact the parish office to schedule baptismal instructions and date.MINISTRY TO HOME-BOUND AND THOSE IN NURSING HOMES AND HOSPITALS: If you or some-one you love wishes to receive the Eucharist or have regular pastoral visits, please call the parish office. Please call immediately when a loved one is hospitalized.REGISTRATION: If you wish to be a part of our parish community, please pick up a registration form at church or parish office.RECONCILIATION: Saturday 4:00 p.m. & by RequestSCHEDULING MASS INTENTIONS: Anyone wishing to schedule Masses on special days, especially weekends, should do so at least 6 months in advance. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (PSR): Parish School of Religion classes for children in grades K through 12 are held Sunday mornings from September through May. It is the duty of parents to ensure their children’s growth in faith and morals.RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA): RCIA is an adult preparation for Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. Call Pat Farley for information. WEDDINGS: Arrangements must be made six months in advance. Pre-Cana is required for all couples to be married in the Catholic Church. BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS: Information must be submitted in writing to the parish office by noon on Wednesdays.

Pastor Fr. Paul Hrezo ................................. phrezo@diosteub.orgPastor Emeritus Fr. Robert D. Borer ...........................rborer@diosteub.orgOffice Manager Therese Terrell .................... col_office@catholicweb.comOffice Assistant Nancy Bryan ....................... col_office@catholicweb.comPastoral Minister Sister Sharon Paul ................ 432-5853 (cell - 680-1297)Director of Religious Education Patricia Farley .........................col_dre@catholicweb.com .............................................................(home - 439-2255)

Christ Our Light ParishSaint Benedict Catholic Church & Sts. Peter and Paul OratoryParish Offices, 701 Gomber Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio 43725(740) 432-7609 Fax: 740-439-0800 Email: col_office@catholicweb.comWebsite: www.christourlightparish.com

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2nd Sunday of Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday)April 3, 2016

Mass Schedule & Intentions for the Week of April 3, 2016Sunday, April 3 (SB) 8:00am People of Christ Our Light Parish (SB) 10:30am † Amelia Klamut by Corrine Edgar & Family (SSPP) 12:15pm Intentions of the Faith & Life Team Ambassadors of Mercy by the Faith & Life TeamMonday, April 4 (SB) 8:35am † Barb Kruk by Martha AnkerTuesday, April 5 (SB) 8:35am † Susan Stansbury by SteveWednesday, April 6 (SB) 8:35am † Nellie Bodner by Cecilia RavakThursday, April 7 (SB) 8:35am Intentions of Sister Miriam Dosch by Irene MailotFriday, April 8 (SB) 8:35am † Grace & Earl Vanness by FamilySaturday, April 9 (SB) 8:35am † Paul Cullinan by Lee & Jay Cline (SB) 5:00pm † Mary Katherine Stewart by Fr. Hrezo Sunday, April 10 (SB) 8:00am People of Christ Our Light Parish (SB) 10:30am † Mary Bezek by Al & Helen DeStephen (SSPP) 12:15pm † Robert Alt by Pauline, Kevin & Karen

Saturday (SB)5:00 p.m.

Sunday (SSPP)12:15 p.m.

Sunday (SB)10:30 a.m. HospitalSunday (SB)

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Ministers of S. Stansbury (B) L. Janczewski (B) K. Albertson (B) M. Duke (B) M. JamielCommunion P. Farley B. Janczewski W. Wells D. Krak A. Oswald B. McCutcheon D. Mingroni R. Pilck T. Oswald J. Miller M. Gray P. Johnson S. Miller J. Ash Lectors J. Rush D. Baker G. Googins R. Ginnetti Altar J. Rush T. Forbes O. Dennis P. Moore Servers S. Rush L. Pennington A. Dennis S. Beaver Ushers F. Lander V. Orange J. Padden M. Warner D. Poole C. Stickelmeyer M. Anker J. Schaeffer B. Brill Volunteer A. Bay J. Jamail Volunteer G. Klamut Cantors Folk Group H. Huth ChoirCoffee/Donut Hour L. Cowgill

This Week in RCIAAt the Easter Vigil the following entered into the church through the Sacrament of Baptism: Champaigne Harris, Paul Mayle, Jennifer Sikora, Elizabeth Wells, Robert Wells.

The following candidates entered the church through the Profession of Faith: Elizabeth Steward-Betts, Jennifer Brister, Stephen Clark II, Eric Knight, Holy Marsh, Joseph Pachuta, William Trotti II.

Lori Knight & Sara Natale received the Sacrament of Confirmation.

Liturgical Assignments will be scheduled this week. Ministers of Communion, Lectors, Altar Servers and Ushers are asked to contact the parish office by noon on Tuesday if you know of a weekend in the next 12 weeks that you will not be available, changed your phone number or wish to change which Mass time you serve. Please email col_office@catholicweb.com or call 740-432-7609.

The Guernsey County Catholic School Association will meet Tuesday, April 4, in the conference room at 6:15 p.m. to plan for the 2016 Alumni Reunion. Anyone who would like to help with planning is invited to attend.

Sunday, April 3 (Second Sunday of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday)All Masses ............. Monthly Collection for Those in ............................... NeedAfter Masses ......... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)9:15am ................... Parish School of Religion12:00-6:00pm ........ SSPP Social Hall Reserved2:30-4:30pm .......... Divine Mercy Devotions & ............................... Reception (SB Church, social ............................... hall)5:00pm .................. Jr. High Youth Ministry Gathering ............................... (Marian Room)Monday, April 49:00am ................... Rosary6:15pm .................. Alumni Reunion Meeting ............................... (conference room)Tuesday, April 59:00am ................... Rosary1:00pm .................. Ladies Night Out (Winterset ............................... Kitchen)Wednesday, April 69:00am-9:00pm ..... Eucharistic Adoration3:00pm .................. Girl Scouts (SB social hall)4:30pm .................. Evening Prayer & Benediction6:30pm .................. RCIA (Marian Room)9:00pm .................. Reposition of the Blessed ............................... SacramentThursday, April 78:35am ................... School Mass7:30pm .................. Men’s Prayer Group (Marian ............................... Room)Friday, April 89:00am ................... RosarySaturday, April 99:00am ................... Rosary4:00pm .................. Confession6:00pm .................. Scrip Sales (Marian Room)Sunday, April 10 (Third Sunday of Easter)After Masses ......... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)9:15am ................... Parish School of Religion2:30pm .................. Bereavement Haven (conference ............................... room)

Schedule for This Week

We are in need of a scheduled Eucharistic Adorer for the 3:00 hour every Wednesday. If you can spend one hour a week with our Lord in Eucharistic Adoration, please contact Denese Alexsonshk at 740-432-1677 or email dalexsonshk@gmail.com.

Knights NewsThe Knights of Columbus Charities Campaign is now underway. Purchase a ticket for a chance to win from $108,000 worth of prizes. A Knight will be in the rear of church after Masses with tickets for sale.

Attention Knights:The first phase turn-in for charity tickets is Tuesday, April 12, at 6:00 p.m. at the K of C hall. If you need help having your tickets turned in or picked up, con-tact Ron Engott at engott@frontier.com or 740-685-5759. Additional tickets are available.

Congratulations to Tate Thomas Sikora, son of Adam & Jennifer Sikora, who was received into the Church through the Sacrament of Baptism at the Easter Vigil with his mother, and Ava Samantha & Mason Steward- Betts, children of Wesley Betts & Elizabeth Steward-Betts, who were received into the Church through the Sacrament of Baptism at the school Mass on Thursday. May the new life of Jesus, which Tate, Ava & Mason have received, grow forth and flower, helped by our prayers and examples.

Ladies Night Out will be held Tuesday, April 5, at Winterset Kitchen at 1:00 p.m. Please call Mary Schmid, 740-432-6682, to make your reservations.

Please pray for the protection of our troops: especially Jeff Glem, Anthony Dye, Zach Williams, Tyler Huffman, Alana Puzzuoli, Millie Alford, Michael Kuhns, Ben Sebek, Josh McQuain, Luke High, Carl Duch, Phil Orzek, Anthony Camarato, Christopher Black, Heather Hitzel, Shawn Selmon, Marcus Waggoner,Jeff Bentz, Steven Whaley, Roger G. Applegate, Daniel Melott, Jeff McKnight, Jessie Walters, Chance Stoner, Dan Sestina, Steven Barrows, Jason Williamson, Travis Jackson, Josh Norris, Nick Puzzuoli, Cody Huffman, Benjamin Janczewski, Ryan McGough

Clarence Apel, Robert Andrews, Mary Applegate, Sue Ayers, Keith Bagby, Deloris Balik, Arthur & Joyce Beach, Diana Beaty, Larry Bell, Whitney Benson, Brinley Boyd, Loretta Brokaw, Theresa Buttress, Dave Callihan, Paula Van Dyne Campagni, Jackie Casto, Richard Chesar, Art Clemenson, Katie Cline, Anita Cox, Jennifer Cox, Carolyn Crouse, Bob & Sue Crum, Peach Dalton, Stephen Darnell, Joyce Day, Matthew Daymut, Linda Delik, Peggy Ditto, Sister Miriam Dosch, Janie Downard, Jack Farley, Celena Fehrman, Joe Farrell, Kevin Foraker, Kim Forshey, Amy Gartner, Joe Goggin, Pat Gresko, Steve Hall, Phil & Mary Harding, Mary Ann Haynes, Frank Hegarty, Tonya Hicks, Kiersten Hill, Ashley Hoffer, Samantha Hughey, Lavenre Ingles, Rachel Jirles, Donna Booth Kovacs, Ethel Kuklica, Christine Lackney, Dorothy Lackney, Edward Lehotay, Valerie Lerner, Patricia Ley, Jim Liptak, Chuck Loudermilk, Nancy Louis, Dorothy Watson Lynn, William Mahady, Peggy Malcomb, Aaron Mason, Tammy McElroy, Harold Miley, Judy Miller, Tony Mingione, Haley Morris, Thomas Mosher, Gene Mullen, Edward Meyers, Frances Pavlov, Xavier Petry, Nate Pfalzgraf, Trent Preece, Jane Ranke, Edgar Raymond, Ronald Roby, Marie Rome, Nikki Salupo, Sophie Sasser, Charles Lee Schick, Mary Schmid, Elody Schrader, Rosemary Sebek, Lou Seckman, Helen Seckman, Wayne Seckman, Jeffery Sestina, Samantha Shade, Carys Singler, John Skeslock, Heather Smith, Norma Smith, William Smith, Cassie Spiker, John Sprouse, Louie Stahovec, Mary Stoner, Ken Stump, Janice Miller Thomas, Carl Tysinger, Jimmy Van Dyne, Madeline Warner, Elton Waters, Matthew Wentzel, Maria Whitis, Missy Wilkinson, Diane Wilson, Mary Ellen Wright, Helen Yakubik, Jon Scott Zadel, Lillian Zeleznik

Please pray for all God’s children who are ill, home-bound or in nursing homes, and those who care for them. Also, all members of our military, and those who put themselves in harm’s way to protect and serve others.

Please Pray For Our PriestsApril 3 ................................................... Our Holy FatherApril 4 .............................................................All PriestsApril 5 ................................. Rev. Christopher Foxhoven....................................................... Rev. Michael GossettApril 6 ................................................Rev. Ludwig Oppl.....................................................Msgr. Patrick GaughanApril 7 .............................................. Msgr. Robert Kawa............................................................Rev. Anthony BattApril 8 ..............................................Rev. Thomas Marut.........................................................Rev. Thomas HammApril 9 ............................................. Rev. Charles Moran...........................................................Rev. Joseph YelencApril 10 .................................. Bishop Gilbert I. Sheldon

With faith and hope in the Risen Lord, we pray for the eternal peace and happiness of:

Ramona “Moe” Touvell(Daughter of Betty Fannin)

Three Day Symposium to Address Pope Francis and His Vision for the Renewal of the Church November 10-12, 2016 Franciscan University, Steubenville OH The symposium will address the pope’s fresh approach to evangelization as he builds up the Church and reaches out to Catholics and non-Catholics alike. Speakers will include Archbishop of Philadelphia Charles J. Chaput, Father Robert Spitzer, Dr. Ralph Martin, Dr. Eduardo Echeverria, Dr. Josephine Lombardi, and Dr. Alan Schreck. There is no cost to hear the main speakers; the cost is $35 to attend presentations by other scholars. For complete information, go to www.franciscan.edu/henkels/pope-francis-symposium/ or email Joan McGlone at jmcglone@franciscan.edu.

In MemoriamSt. Benedict Church has received donations in memory of Anne Arena & Barbara Kruk.

Happy Easter! We celebrate this whole week of 8 days (an “octave”) after Easter as if it were a week of Easter Sundays. Again, may we experience new life in our Lord Jesus throughout this whole Easter Season 2016.

Please join in a Year of Mercy event this afternoon, April 3rd, starting at 2:30 until 4:00 p.m. at St. Benedict Church, followed by food and fellowship in the social hall. These Divine Mercy Sunday devotions will include a procession with the new Divine Mercy picture, praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet, readings from St. Faustina’s diary, confessions and Benediction. All are welcome!

We’re now less than two weeks away from one of the keystones of our observance of this Year of Mercy as a parish, the professional drama planned for Friday, April 15th, at 7:00 p.m. in our St. Benedict Athletics and Events Center (i.e. our gym!). We are hosting a drama by St. Luke Productions entitled, Faustina: Messenger of Divine Mercy. Please invite family and friends to this event, noting that this multimedia drama will have some scenes that might be frightening for children under 13. You can see a trailer for this drama at our parish website: www.christourlightparish.com.

I’d like to offer continued thanks to all who made this year’s Easter celebrations so beautiful both at St. Benedict and Sts. Peter & Paul. This includes choirs and all music ministers, church decorators, servers, readers, ushers and all. Thankfully having the four Easter Sunday Masses as well as the Easter Vigil Mass seems to have helped alleviate some of the overcrowding of years past.

May the Lord help us to continue journeying together ever more joyfully, especially throughout this Easter Season 2016, always ready for the gift of eternal life.

Pastor’s Letter

Throughout the Easter season, we look to the resurrection of our Savior and our new life as Christians in the coming days. We celebrated the new life through baptism of two students, Mason and Ava Betts, at our school Mass on Thursday. Tate Sikora, a kindergartner, was also baptized at the Easter Vigil Mass. We are surrounded by new life in our hearts and in all of creation.

Kindergarten Screening took place on April 1. If you are interested in registering your child for the 2016-2017school year, please call the school to schedule an appointment: 740-432-6751. Registration is ongoing through the end of the school year. We will celebrate Catholic Schools Week April 11-15. Bishop Monforton will visit the school on Wednesday, April 13. He will celebrate Mass at 1:45 p.m. Please join us! We will also hold a Spelling Bee, Mass Partner Bingo and Crazy Hat & Sock Day on Friday! Classes will visit local businesses throughout the community as well.

St. Benedict Tumbler Sale: Our 6th and 7th grade students are holding a few fundraisers to raise money for their 2017 Washington, D.C. trip. Tumblers will be sold for $16 from April 1-19. There is a special St. Benedict Leps tumbler that will be available, in addition to a variety of sports teams and other choices. These can be purchased in the school office, from any 6th or 7th grade student, and after Mass over the coming weekends. Questions? Contact Holly Marsh at the school.

Schwan’s Food Fundraiser: An additional fundraiser for our Washington, D.C. trip: Starting Monday, April 4, Schwan’s Foods will donate 20% of product purchases and 40% of e-card sales back to our organization through May 19. Schwan’s offers over 350 delicious frozen foods — with many healthy options — conveniently delivered directly to your door. Simply order online at www.schwans-cares.com/26721 and click “shop to give” or order by phone 1-855-870-7208 and provide our campaign ID 26721. A flyer will be available next week-end. Have dinner ready on those busy weeknights and support our students at the same time! Any questions please contact Susan Wright at 740-680-2876. Thank you! Blessings, Jane Rush

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Likewise, by way of reminder, we’re planning the first junior high youth group gathering this afternoon, April 3rd, at 5:00 p.m. in the Marian Room. It will be both an opportunity to start forming a youth group and an opportunity for some food and fun. It’s open to students currently in 5th through 8th grade.

GATHERING

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to care for one another with Christian love and compassion. Gathered in Christ’s name, let us seek the Lord’s mercy for the times we have not acted with love.

The focus of the readings is the mission of the Church. In the readings from Acts, the apostles are persecuted for preach-ing about Jesus and they respond by preaching even to their persecutors.

The gospel tells us that at the word of Jesus the disciples caught so many fish they could hardly bring them in. All of this is in the context of the Church (the boat__the bark of Peter). We

see in this reading reference to the Eucharist: the bread which they shared and the mis-sion of Peter to “feed my sheep.”

Acts of the Apostles 5:27-32, 40b-41We are witnesses of these things, as is the Holy Spirit whom God has given to those who obey him.- How do I witness Jesus as the source of strength in my life?

Revelation 5:11-14To the One who sits on the throne and the Lamb be blessing and honor, glory and might, forever and ever.- How faithful are you in giving glory and might to the Lamb in your life and work?

John 21:1-19Simon, son of John, do you love me?- How have I witnessed God’s selfless love in my relationships?

READINGS FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER April 10, 2016

For the Sundays in the Easter Season, our Gospel Readings are drawn from the Gospel of John. The 4th Sunday of Easter is typically observed as Good Shepherd Sunday, drawn from the 10th Chapter of the Gospel of John. And, on the 6th Sunday of Easter more recently in the Diocese of Steubenville we have been observing the Feast of the Ascension. In Year C, the 3rd and the 5th Sundays of Easter give us two Sundays to consider the theme of the love of God. They give us the opportunity to consider sacrificial love in the light of the Resurrection.

Next Sunday, the 3rd Sunday of Easter, we will read about the encounter between Jesus and the Apostles on the Sea of Galilee (a.k.a. the Sea of Tiberias), again, after the Resurrection.

In the first part of this passage is the miraculous catch of fish. St. John notes that there were 153 fish in the net. Surprisingly, he also notes, the net was not torn, in spite of this enormous catch of fish. This can be seen as the passage in the Gospel of John where they experience Jesus showing and reinforcing to them, in signs rather than in words, that they would be “fishers of men.” St. Jerome, a biblical scholar who lived from 347 to 420 A.D., noted the 153 fish as the known number of species

of fish at that time. So, this could be Jesus telling the Apostles that the Gospel message will reach all peoples in the world.

Then, once the Apostles were back on the shore, Jesus invited them to enjoy the breakfast of roasted fish and bread that he had prepared for them. This became the context for Jesus to show tremendous mercy to St. Peter. As St. Peter had denied Jesus three times as he had gathered around a fire to stay warm after Jesus had been arrested, now near this fire St. Peter is given the opportunity to express his love for Jesus three times.

It is fitting to have this passage in the Year of Mercy, immediately following Divine Mercy Sunday. On Divine Mercy Sunday we read of Jesus being merciful to St. Thomas who found it difficult to trust the words of the other disciples about the Resurrection of Jesus. Ultimately, he was given the opportunity to place his hands into Jesus’ side and hands and to encounter the wounds of Jesus. Next Sunday, on the 3rd Sunday of Easter, St. Peter is given the opportunity to renew his love for Jesus.

One additional thing to note in next Sunday’s Gospel is that Jesus meets St. Peter where he is in his love for

PARISH FINANCES

Adults ............................................................... $9,277.00Children ................................................................... 71.00Miscellaneous ......................................................... 75.00Good Friday Collection ......................................... 725.35

Faustina: Messenger of Divine Mercy, the moving, live production performed by actress Maria Vargo and directed by Leonardo Defilippis of Saint Luke Productions, will be presented at St. Benedict Athletics & Events Center in Cambridge on Friday, April 15, at 7:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by Christ Our Light Parish.

Experience firsthand the life and message of Saint Faustina whose personal encounters with Jesus have inspired a world-wide devotion to Christ’s Divine Mercy. This drama also brings audiences a riveting modern story that makes Divine Mercy remarkably relevant and urgent for our world today.

The program is filled with all the elements of professional theater, runs 90 minutes, and is suitable for ages 13 and up.

Admission is a free-will offering.

For additional information, contact Christ Our Light parish office at 740-432-7609 or visit www.christourlightparish.com.

Watch the trailer & learn more at www.DivineMercyDrama.com.

Friday, April 15, 20167:00 p.m.

Athletic & Events CenterMarch Mass Attendance

----- Weekend Attendance -----March 5/6 .......................................................... 648March 12/13 ...................................................... 609March 19/20 ...................................................... 715

----- Average Attendance -----5:00 p.m. Saturday ............................................ 1518:00 a.m. Sunday ............................................... 13510:30 a.m. Sunday ............................................. 27612:15 p.m. Sunday .............................................. 95

----------- Holy Week ----------- Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper ....... 139Good Friday Passsion of the Lord .................... 128Good Friday Stations of the Cross .................... 100

-------------- Easter --------------Easter Vigil ........................................................ 183Easter Sunday: 8:00am SB ............................... 273......................... 10:00am SB ............................. 287......................... 10:00am SSPP ......................... 231......................... 12:00noon SB ...........................110Total Easter Attendance ................................. 1,084

Jesus. In the Greek language at that time there were several words that could be used for love. Jesus initially asks St. Peter if he loved him, using the word “agape.” St. Peter responded by using the word “philos,” a brotherly love. On the third time, Jesus uses “philos” as well.

May we see in next Sunday’s Gospel that God both loves us and shows us mercy where we are, but also then sends us out to be instruments of that mercy to all peoples. May we experience Jesus’ personal love for each of us and his personal call and plan for each of us as well.

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