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Ascension, John Singleton Copley (1775)

THE ASCENSION OF THE LORDMAY 24, 2020

TO SHOUTS OFTHRONE

THE LORD.

GOD MOUNTS HIS

Joy;

PSALM 47

A BLARE OF TRUMPETS FOR

THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST ST. NICHOLAS PARISH

From the Pastor’s Desk

Memorial Day Weekend has suddenly arrived! This year

it is earlier than usual which makes it all the harder to believe it is

here. I usually find Memorial Day weekend to be one of the best

weekends of the year. But, with all the rain, the shutdown of many

businesses with this pandemic, Memorial Day has lost some of its

charm. Then again, the meaning of Memorial Day remains

strong. We remember and honor those who have served our great

country.

With this Holiday Weekend, we are also aware of the

Class of 2020. Many of our students are graduating this

week from our elementary, high schools and colleges. With the

cancelation of many of the commencement ceremonies the

acknowledgement of all the hard work and accomplishments are

left unrecognized. Our congratulations go out to all our

graduates. We encourage them with our prayers and best wishes as

they move on to their next step in life, especially during these

particularly difficult times.

Tomorrow, May 25, we will return to having our weekday

masses. I decided to have our morning mass Monday through

Friday at 9:00 a.m. My intention is to make the time available for

those who do not feel comfortable with the possible larger

gathering for Sunday mass. Since the obligation to attend Sunday

mass has been lifted through September 13th, I think this is an

option, especially since there are some who will exempt themselves

from Sunday. Again, we are trying to adjust to our current

situation. We need to exercise flexibility, patience and common

sense.

It is a good thing that we return to weekday masses with

our observance of Memorial Day. In the past we have usually had a

good attendance for mass on our National Holidays. I think this

reflects a good and healthy patriotic consciousness of our

community. So, we pray with thankful hearts for those who have

served our country through their military service. In service to our

country they are in actuality serving all of us. Military service

requires personal sacrifice for the citizens of our country. This

sacrifice is most especially noted by those who have made the

greatest sacrifice on the battlefields throughout the world. Their

courageous sacrifice in battle can never be overshadowed and

forgotten. We owe them our grateful prayers of thanksgiving and

commend their souls to the eternal care of God. We are also

mindful of those who have died after their service and gratefully

returned home and in a special way we recall those veterans who

have died this past year. These brave men and women have

generously served our country upholding those principles and

values that make our country great. Military service is offered for

the sake of the citizens of the United States as well as for all people

and those countries who have called upon our country in their

need.

As a country we enjoy liberty and justice. We are

sensitive to the desire of the human heart for freedom. We

find the oppression of peoples to be unacceptable. As such we are

especially sensitive to all peoples who are unjustly oppressed. We

know this deep down within because only with freedom the human

person flourishes. Our faith tells us that freedom is a divine

gift. God blesses us with freedom so that we may take

responsibility for our lives. Personal responsibility is the mark of

a mature human person. We can freely choose a life of virtue or a

life of vice for which we are responsible. We cannot be forced to

live either. However, we know that a virtuous life is a truly

free life while all vice enslaves. We cherish our freedom to be the

people God has called us to be: virtuous, responsible and

profoundly free.

The real tragic thing about our basic freedom is that some

would rather sacrifice their freedom and the responsibility that goes

with it for a feeling of “security” of being told when and what to

do. This eventually results in nether liberty nor security.

On this Memorial Day we need to pause with thankful

hearts for those who lived, dedicated and made their sacrifice for

us to enjoy this God given gift without fear or coercion. It goes

back to the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and both World

Wars. All had to do with unjust aggressors seeking to control the

lives of others. Freedom is a great good and is worth the

sacrifice especially for those who truly desire it. We thank those

who willingly made that sacrifice in their service for our

country. We need to live a life worthy of their sacrifice by living

well the freedoms we enjoy. Freedom is worth the effort and

sacrifice necessary to possess, share and preserve. Freedom is

worth the sacrifice because it is worth living for.

Many people celebrate Memorial Day with the custom of

visiting cemeteries in honor of our deceased relatives and friends

who have served in the military. It is a good and pious practice to

visit the graves of our veterans. A prayer for the repose of their

souls is always a good thing. It is good for us to pray… “Eternal

Life grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon

them. May they rest in peace.” Amen and Thank You.

As we return to weekday mass, I would like to reassure

you that I was able to celebrate mass daily over the last nine weeks

of quarantine. All the scheduled mass intentions were offered. I

have to admit that it is a little different celebrating the Eucharist

alone. However, I did pray for you daily during the mass. Now I

look forward to having parishioners in the pews.

Lastly, today, we are also celebrating the Feast of the

Ascension of the Lord. With this feast we recall and celebrate Jesus

ascending to the right hand of the Father. Jesus Christ returns to

the Father with his resurrected and glorified human body. Jesus

has his resurrected and glorified human body forever. This is in

store for us. Where Jesus has gone, we hope to follow.

This is a very important point to be made: God created us

Body and Soul. Many people have the dualistic view of life

expressed as the Spirit is good and the Body is bad. Part of this

idea comes from the ancient philosophies of individuals like Plato

who considered the body, because of its imperfections, was a

prison for the human spirit. Eternal life happens when the spirit is

released from the prison of the body. A modern manifestation of

this idea is expressed when someone claims to be

a spiritual person. (They do not believe in organized religion or

church.) There is a truth here but not the whole truth. It is true that

we have a spiritual life, but that is not the whole story. We are

called to holiness while we live in the body. Spirituality is a means

to holiness which is expressed through the body. Holiness

transforms both body and soul. There has to be a bodily

manifestation of holiness. This is virtuous living. That is in part

the theology of the incarnation. In reality we are not destined to

live in eternity as spiritual beings. We are not angels, nor are we

intended to be angels. We are human beings, created in the Image

and Likeness of God, with a body and a soul. This is what we are:

beings with a body and a soul. Salvation and eternal life are for

both body and soul. “We believe in the resurrection of the body”

as we say in our creed. The teaching on the Ascension of the Lord

is an affirmation of the Resurrection and the ultimate goodness and

final destination of both the body and the soul: together and

glorified in heaven. Jesus Christ came to save us body and soul. It

is an affirmation of who we are as God’s beloved human beings.

Looking forward to next weekend… and God Bless you.

Father Ralko

MAY 24, 2020

This week we pray Week III of the Liturgy of the hours.

We pray for those who have died recently:

Pauline Davis

and Dee Ritchey

ELECTRONIC CONTRIBUTIONS

St. Nicholas Church has a convenient way to make your regular

offerings. With our electronic giving program, you can easily set

up a recurring giving schedule. We encourage you to set up a

schedule of recurring contributions. It’s convenient for you and

provides much-needed consistency for our church. If you are

currently giving on a weekly basis, you will no longer need to write

out 52 checks a year or prepare 52 envelopes. Even when travel,

illness or other circumstances prevent you from attending services,

our church will continue to receive your contributions on an

uninterrupted basis. To become an electronic giver, call or visit the

church website, https://stnickparish.org/for a brief form to fill out.

Daily Mass Online

www.ewtn.com Holy Mass from the EWTN

Chapel

www.vaticannews.va/en/pope-

francis/masscasa-santa-marta.pagelist.html

Holy Mass with Pope Francis from

Casa Santa Marta

The American Red Cross is looking for local volunteers

throughout Ohio that would be willing to help at blood drives and

local disasters. In addition, we are also looking for 'HELP FROM

HOME" volunteers to help with volunteer support. All required

training and resources will be provided. For more info, send an

email to [email protected] or visit our volunteer

website at www.redcross.org/volunteer .... Blood Donors are also

needed in every area - visit redcrossblood.org to find the closest

donation site near you to schedule an appointment! Thanks in

advance for your consideration.

Have a safe and happy Memorial Day. The Parish

Office will be closed on

Monday, May 27.

❤️ State tuition scholarships are available through the end of May

to attend Bishop Fenwick School! This scholarship is NOT based

on income but on eligible school district buildings. Those children

currently attending or assigned to attend the following buildings

in the fall are eligible:

All Zanesville City Elementary Schools and Zanesville Middle

School, Maysville Elementary, Duncan Falls & Roseville

Elementary and Crooksville Elementary

For more information, please contact Susan Swackhammer

[email protected] or call 740-454-9731

BISHOP ROSECRANS HIGH SCHOOL/

BISHOP FENWICK SCHOOL SCRIP PROGRAM

Gift cards in our SCRIP program at Bishop Rosecrans High School

and Bishop Fenwick Schools can still be purchased. As of now,

any special SCRIP orders will be ordered on Monday’s. SCRIP is

still being sold from inventory. If you would like to purchase

SCRIP at any time or need information about our program, please

email Julie Wagner or call the school office at (740) 452-7504. A

time will be arranged for the gift cards to be picked up.

You don’t even have to purchase the physical cards!! Go to

shopwithscrip.com and set up an account to purchase ecards that

will automatically be downloaded to my wallet in your

account where the gift cards can be used from your phone or can

be printed for future use. If you have already purchased a physical

card from our SCRIP program, you can reload the card as many

times online and still earn the percentage towards tuition.

Coronavirus Response. For an updated listing of resources to get

help, opportunities to provide help, and ways for families to

strengthen their faith amid the COVID-19 pandemic, visit

www.columbuscatholic.org/coronavirus-response.

https://stnickparish.org/

http://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope-francis/masscasa-santa-marta.pagelist.html

http://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope-francis/masscasa-santa-marta.pagelist.html

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THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST

O Mary, You shine continuously on our journey

as a sign of salvation and hope. We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the

Sick,

who, at the foot of the cross, were united with Jesus’ suffering,

and persevered in your faith. “Protectress of the Roman people”,

you know our needs, and we know that you will provide,

so that, as at Cana in Galilee, joy and celebration may return

after this time of trial. Help us, Mother of Divine Love,

to conform ourselves to the will of the Father

and to do what Jesus tells us. For he took upon himself our suffering,

and burdened himself with our sorrows

to bring us, through the cross, to the joy of the Resurrection.

Amen. We fly to your protection,

O Holy Mother of God; Do not despise our petitions

in our necessities, but deliver us always

from every danger, O Glorious and Blessed Virgin.

Readings for Week of May 18

Mon. . . . . . .. Acts 16:11-

15

Jn 15:26-

16:4a

Tues. . . . . . .. Acts 16:22-

34

Jn 16:5-11

Wed . . . . . .. Acts 17:15,

22-18:1

Jn 16:12-15

Thurs. . . . . .

..

Acts 1:1-11 Mt 28:16-20

Fri. . . . . . . . .

.

Acts 18:9-18 Jn 16:20-23

Sat. . . . . . . . .

.

Acts 18:23-

28

Jn 16:23b-

28

Sun . . . . . .. Acts 1:12-14 Jn 17:1-11a

Daily Mass Intentions

MONDAY, May 25, St. Bede the Venerable

Mary Greulich

TUESDAY, May 26, St. Philip Neri

Langdon Thomas

WEDNESDAY, May 27, St. Augustine of Canterbury

Ann Arnold, birthday

THURSDAY, May 28

Pastor’s Intention

FRIDAY, May 29

Patrick Lyon

SATURDAY, May 30

Hope Buchanan, anniversary

SUNDAY, May 31

St. Nicholas Parishioners

Bill and Sally Fleer, wedding anniversary

Our thoughts and prayers remain with those

serving our country currently and with their

loved ones at home. We pray for a safe

homecoming and that the world may one day

be at peace.

PLEASE REMEMBER ST. NICHOLAS PARISH IN YOUR WILL. CALL THE PARISH OFFICE AT 453-0597 FOR MORE DETAILS.

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PARISH MINISTRYPastor, Rev. Martin J. RalkoDeacon, Rev. Mr. B. N. (Pete) Peterson 740-453-5288

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BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSMaterial for parish bulletin must be submitted in writing to the Parish Office or emailed to [email protected] by Monday at 12:00 noon.

EDUCATION MINISTRYReligious Education Coordinator Kevin Dooley .......................740-319-2170Pastoral Associate & Youth Minister Patty Boggs ........................740-453-0597

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MUSIC MINISTRYOrganist, Jonathan W. Medaugh

MINISTRY TO HOMEBOUND & THOSE IN NURSING HOMES AND HOSPITALS If you or someone you love wishes to receive the Eucharist or to have pastoral visits, please call 740-453-0597. Please call the Rectory immediately when a loved one is hospitalized.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Parents are required and sponsors encouraged to attend a baptismal preparation class (Pre-Jordan). Pre-Jordan classes are held on the last Tuesday of the months of January, March, May, July, September and November at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Office Building. Please contact Patty Boggs at 453-0597 to register for the class or if you have any questions concerning the Baptism of infants or small children.

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