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Mass Intentions Monday: June 8 9:00am Thomas Gaydosh Tuesday: June 9 9:00am Richard Kosicki Wednesday: June 10 St. Albert the Great Founders Day 9:00am Fr. Winters Thursday: June 11 9:00am Int’n for Sobecks & Wysocki families Friday: June 12 9:00am Joe & Dorothy Polgar Saturday: June 13 4:00pm Margaret & Nicholas Zsiga Dave & Judy Gauntner 55th Wedding Anniversary Sunday: June 14 7:30am Holy Name Society Buzz DeNatale 11:30am Robert & Alice Lewandowski Ferris Anthony Readings for June 7 1st Reading Exodus 34: 4b-6, 8-9 2nd Reading 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 Gospel John 3 3:16-18 June 7, 2020 The Most Holy Trinity Mass Schedule Monday—Wednesday-Friday 9:00am (in person & live stream) Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am -(live stream only) Saturday Vigil 4:00pm (in person & live stream) Sunday 7:30am &11:30am (in person & live stream) Prayer and Devotion at 6:00pm (live stream daily) Available on the website Stations of the Cross Prayer Intentions Our Lady of Lourdes Novena Reaching Out Pastor Viewpoint

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Mass Intentions

Monday: June 8

9:00am Thomas Gaydosh

Tuesday: June 9

9:00am Richard Kosicki

Wednesday: June 10

St. Albert the Great Founders Day

9:00am Fr. Winters

Thursday: June 11

9:00am Int’n for Sobecks & Wysocki families

Friday: June 12

9:00am Joe & Dorothy Polgar

Saturday: June 13

4:00pm Margaret & Nicholas Zsiga

Dave & Judy Gauntner

55th Wedding Anniversary

Sunday: June 14

7:30am Holy Name Society

Buzz DeNatale

11:30am Robert & Alice

Lewandowski

Ferris Anthony

Readings for June 7

1st Reading Exodus 34: 4b-6, 8-9

2nd Reading 2 Corinthians 13:11-13

Gospel John 3 3:16-18

June 7, 2020

The Most Holy Trinity

Mass Schedule

Monday—Wednesday-Friday

9:00am (in person & live stream)

Tuesday & Thursday

9:00am -(live stream only)

Saturday Vigil

4:00pm (in person & live stream)

Sunday

7:30am &11:30am

(in person & live stream)

Prayer and Devotion at 6:00pm

(live stream daily)

Available on the website

Stations of the Cross

Prayer Intentions

Our Lady of Lourdes Novena

Reaching Out

Pastor Viewpoint

June 7, 2020

Parish Staff

Fr. Edward Estok Pastor [email protected] Fr. Joshua Trefney Parochial Vicar [email protected] Deacon Ted Bizon [email protected] Sr. Kathryn O’Brien Catechetical Leader [email protected] Ed Vittardi Principal [email protected] Lori Geyer Music Director [email protected] Denise Bobulsky Service/Volunteer Coordinator [email protected] Katie Srsen Youth Minister [email protected] Mai Wolske PSR Principal [email protected]

Sunday Collection

Sunday, May 24th $36,575.91

St. Albert parishioners are remarkably generous. Sharing a por-

tion of our income with the Church is a sign that everything

belongs to God and we dedicate our “first fruits” to the work of

the Kingdom of Christ. Thank you so much for your faith and

generosity.

Living in Communion

Church at Home

at Church with

Fr. Joshua &

Fr. Estok

First Weekly

Mass since

March 16th

First Weekend Mass since March 14th & 15th

Holy, Kind and Giving

The Most Holy Trinity

Prayer List

The following names are additions to

the prayer list this week. Please pray

for those sick in our parish

Marti Gross

Bud Bruening

Janet Emery

A prayer list is published on the first

and third Sunday of the month.

“Pastor’s Viewpoint

Baptism Classes

Baptism classes with now be done

using ZOOM (video conferencing)

at this time. If you would like to par-

ticipate please email Deacon Ted at

[email protected] to sign up

for a virtual class. Formation is re-

quired for all first time parents. Any

questions please call the parish office

at 440-237-6760.

Pray for Those Who Died

Joann Bielinski

Cliff Nally

Gene Heyden

Alan Williams

Dear St. Albert the Great Family,

We celebrate this first Sunday, outside of Easter within ordi-

nary time, which is the solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Just

three weeks ago Fr. Joshua and I were preaching on the mystery of

the inner life of God and we used a fancy word in Greek,

“Perichoresis”... which translates as “the dance of the heart.” I can-

not help but be reminded of this “dance of the heart“ in our second

reading, from Saint Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, in which he en-

courages everyone to “greet one another with a holy kiss.” This pat-

tern of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in the dance of love, is an

image that we ought to see in the life of the Holy Church.

This notion of a communion of hearts in love is quite a con-

trast to what we are experiencing in our society today, with all of the

outrage and the violent protest around the murder of George Floyd

in Minneapolis. What the world needs from us who are Christian, is

our commitment to defend and protect every human life regardless

of race, creed, or religion and our promotion of the love and mutu-

al respect of human beings that we can show. Our life in the church

is a perfect place for us to give this witness. Our prayers for the

world are the perfect response to injustice, violence, death, and con-

flict – let us pray for world peace, for health, and for a spirit of

hope.

We are now celebrating the second weekend Mass under

our new re-opening guidelines in response to the Covid 19. I cer-

tainly appreciate everyone’s hard work and preparing our church

and everyone’s patience and charity in celebrating under these

strange circumstances. As the weeks go by, we will be increasing the

numbers of Masses, Adoration Chapel hours, and confessions.

Please pray for the brides and grooms who have had to make ad-

justments in their lives, in the midst of all this strangeness in the

world today.

We Are planning to open the adoration chapel for limited

hours (9:30am to 6:30pm) Monday through Friday Beginning Mon-

day, June 8th until further notice. If you desire to come and pray

before the Blessed Sacrament during those hours you are invited to

use the material available to sanitize your chair before you sit down

and again as you are leaving. Your prayers and praise of God will be

greatly appreciated.

It is so good to reunite with old friends and faithful parish-

ioners after this terrible absence. We are praying for all of our pa-

rishioners especially those who have chosen to remain in the safety

of their homes. Let’s be of one heart and one mind and love of our

Lord and in prayer and hope for our world. We continue the live

stream of the holy Mass at 9:00am weekdays, 4:00pm on Saturday,

and 7:30am & 11:30am on Sundays, in addition to our daily live

stream ministry at 6:00pm Monday through Friday.

Peace,

“Kind words can be short and

easy to speak but their echoes are

truly endless.”

St. Theresa of Calcutta

Wedding Banns

Wedding Banns III

Casey Sobecks & Kylie McWhirter

June 7, 2020

“Liturgy & Prayer”

Marriage Tip:

“Marriage is a lifelong partnership of the whole of life.” (USCCB) Partner-ship here means sharing in life togeth-er, helping each other, journeying to-

gether toward heaven. Does this de-scribe your marriage? For more tips go to ForYourMarriage.org.

Masses Live Streamed

Masses will be live streamed on facebook.com/StAlberttheGreatparish

Or go to www.saint-albert.org

Monday-Friday at 9:00am

Saturday at 4:00pm

Sunday at 7:30am & 11:30am

(once live streamed, Masses can be viewed anytime)

We will keep you updated via Facebook, email, and web-site.

Thank you and God Bless

The Parish Office

The Parish Office is now open Mon-

day thru Friday from 9:00am—2:00pm.

Due to the limited space in the lobby

area we ask that no more than 2 peo-

ple in the area at one time. We ask for

you to follow the CDC guidelines of

taking your temperature before you

come, wear a mask and use sanitizer

when you first come in and when you

leave. Any questions please call the

parish office at 440-237-6760.

6:00 PM Weeknight Live Stream

Ministry

Announcing Our New Schedule

Monday – FAQ (Faithfully Asked Questions), Our Priests Respond to your questions submitted.

Tuesday – Mary, Mother of God De-votions with Fr. Estok.

Wednesday - Family Faith Features - Staff will lead devotions with parent-child engagement.

Thursday - Scripture for this Sunday: Fr. Ed and Fr. Joshua in Conversation.

Friday - The Paths of the Saints (Staff shares the call to holiness coming from the saints).

Congratulations Graduates,

Class of 2020

From Kindergarten thru College, Best

Wishes are extended to all our gradu-

ates. The parish is very proud of you.

Take the gifts God has given you and

use them to prepare for your future.

Our prayers are with you all!

St. Albert the Great 8th Grade Graduation

Holy, Kind and Giving

The Most Holy Trinity

“Faith & Formation”

Confirmation Sponsors

A Confirmation candidate must select a sponsor carefully.

The sponsor chosen must be, according to Church law, a fully

initiated, practicing Catholic, in a valid marriage recognized by

the Catholic Church, and 16 years of age or older. The spon-

sor may not be a parent, since the parent already has a spiritu-

al bond with the child and presents the child for Confirma-

tion. A grandparent, other relative or friend may act as a spon-

sor.

I am a phone call or an email away if you need me. Know that

I am praying for you every day and I want

you to stay safe and stay well.

Be sure to check out our website for more information: https://saint-albert.org/youth-ministry Katie Nowak Srsen

Youth Ministry Coordinator

[email protected]

Choosing a Baptismal

Sponsor

Sponsors for Baptism must be Catho-

lic, have received the Sacraments of

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

and themselves actively practice our

Catholic faith. The Code of Canon

Law states, “Only one male or one fe-

male sponsor or one of each sex is to

be employed (at Baptism).” (Canon

873) While parents may choose to

have additional people informally with

the title of “godparent”, the names en-

tered into the baptismal register and

appearing on any certificate have to

conform to the above standards. A

practicing member of one of the Or-

thodox or Protestant churches may be

included in baptism but only together

with a Catholic sponsor. A “Christian

Witness” is a baptized person who be-

longs to a non-Catholic ecclesial com-

munity and together with a Catholic

sponsor serves as witness to baptism.

“Reaching Out” to Our Parishioners

If you need assistance in any way from our staff or a parishioner

friend, for example; groceries, or medications to be picked up,

please call the parish office at 440-237-6760, and go to General

mailbox and a staff member will contact you.

Confirmation Update

Hello, Confirmation Class 2020

Important Dates:

Confirmation is Rescheduled for 9/13/2020.

Mass & Tour Retreat Makeups Due Now.

Sponsor Certificates Were Due February 22nd.

Hello, Confirmation Class of 2021!

Important Dates:

The in-person Parent & Teenager Information Session

scheduled for May has been cancelled.

Instead, we will distribute the information electronically

mid-May.

If you have any questions about Confirmation, please contact

me at [email protected] -- thank you!

June 7, 2020

“Service & Compassion”

Prayer List

Cheryl Meyer

Betty Miker

Marie Mikolajczk

Frank Milota

Linda Milich

Mark Milich

Steve Mirous

Lois Mitchell

Daniel Molchan

Dale Montgomery, Jr.

Joanne Moore

Benjamin Mora

Donald Mora

Scott Moran

Rita Murrell

Frances Najpaver

Noelle Nelson

Gerald Nemetz

Joe Nester

Ayla Nicole

Terry Nichols

Michelle Noel

Shawn Norris

Nancy Obringer

Fiona O’Neill

Joseph Opalka

Jim Orack

Danny Osbourne

Bobbi Ottino

Kim Ottino

Anita Ozello

Patti Palladino-Baker

Anthony Palmero

Brendan Parr

Thomas Parr

Deanne Patton

Amelia Penza

Pureza Peralta

Marty Peters, Jr.

Michele Peterson

Qriate Peters

Al Petrie

Bonnie Petro

Maryann Petrusky

Stephen Phillips

Rich Phillips

Carrie Pierce

Joanne Piper

Angela Pishnery

Dan & Linda Pitzen

Rosalie Plantan

Marilyn Podolski

Carol Polomsky

Robert Ponchak

Jimmy Pope

Matt Powe

Renee Previt

Matthew Procop

Monica Puleo

Anne Pugnea

Mark Radford

Darlene Ramer

Ronald Rantanen

Anna Rathburn

Lilly Marie Reams

Diane Reese

Marilyn Reeves

Alison Reiman

Riedl Family

Danita Reisland

Judi Roberts

Will Rois

North Royalton Produce Market

The North Royalton Market is a cooperative effort of the

Greater Cleveland Foodbank and partner agency St. Albert the

Great, along with the city of North Royalton and Royal Re-

deemer Lutheran Church. The next Mar-

ket pick up will be on Tuesday, June 9th

from 4:00pm-5:30pm at Royalton Busi-

ness Park, 10143 Royalton Road, Suite N

& O. The market is specifically geared

towards serving the senior citizen popula-

tion within our community; however, any-

one who meets the income guidelines determined by the Fed-

eral Government Poverty guidelines may receive fresh produce

from the market. Volunteers will staff the farmers market style

produce stands, and assist shoppers with their choices.

Welcome New Parishioners to St. Albert the Great

M/M Robert Barnes Ms. Sarah Dauerman

Ms. Patricia Culina Mr. Nicholas Foster

Ms. Nicole Kaib Mr. Matthew Holben

Mr. William Selle M/M Ken Sidon

Mr. Steve Zamborsky

Holy, Kind and Giving

The Most Holy Trinity

Check Out St Albert the Great Ministries on–line

Web: www.saint-albert.org

Facebook Group: “Saint Albert the Great Parish and School”

School Facebook Page:

“Saint Albert the Great School North Royalton”

Twitter: Fr. Ed Estok: Matador@TheMatadorWord

Homily Blog: www.thematadorword.blogspot.com

Sponsor of the Week

Humenik Funeral Chapel

14200 Snow Road, Brookpark

Pray for Our Troops

Living in Communion

Christ has no body now on earth but yours. No hands, but yours. No feet but yours. Yours are the eyes through which the compassion of Christ must look out on this world.

St. Teresa of Avila

Master Sgt. Joshua R. Zifzal

U.S.A.F., Minot Air Force Base, ND

PVT Hannah Abel

US Army, Germany

Cpt. Allison Barbo

Air Force JAG Officer, Japan

Major William Baumann

Ft. Riley, Kansas

Ohio National Guard, Ohio

Rebecca Bidinotto

Army, Active Reserves

L. Corp. Anthony Birch

U.S.M.C., Honduras

ENSIGN Scott Blasinsky

US Navy, San Diego

Staff Sgt. David Bombalicki

Green Beret

Major Will Bowman

Iraq

John Butler

JAG-Iraq

Intel Analyst Brittany Butler

Afghanistan

2nd Lieutenant Brendan Caldwell

U S Air Force

Pfc. Anthony Chesek

US Army, Colorado Springs, CO

Kennard Cortright

US Airforce, Saudi Arabia

Parish Census Call Program

In the coming weeks, you will be receiving a phone call from a

member of the parish or school staff as a continued effort to

remain in touch with our parish family. The call will not only

be a check-in and informational call, but while we have you,

update our parish database with any changes to your address,

phone number or email. In the event that you miss the phone

call, you can also update your information by going to the par-

ish website, www.saint-albert.org, where you will find the Par-

ish Census under the About Us tab.

Thank you for helping us remain current with you!

Welcome Registration, Sunday, June 14th

Parish Registration for New Parishioners will be held on Sun-

day, June 14th at 9:30am. This informational meeting will be

held through ZOOM (virtual conferencing) You will meet with

Fr. Estok, our pastor, to completed the registration process and

learn more about our parish life. If you would like to register

for the Welcome Registration, please email Lynette at recto-

[email protected]. We as a community look forward to wel-

coming you to our parish.

June 7, 2020

Holy, Kind and Giving

The Most Holy Trinity

“Faith Formation”

June 7, 2020

Holy, Kind and Giving

The Most Holy Trinity

Preparing for Next Sunday’s Mass Parish LinC Letter June 14, 2020 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Read the following Scripture passage paying attention to a word,

phrase, or idea that stands out to you:

Jesus said to the Jewish crowds: “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will

live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the

world.”

The Jews quarreled among themselves, saying, “How can this man give us

his flesh to eat?” Jesus said to them, Amen, amen, I say to you, unless you

eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life

within you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life,

and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my

blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains

in me and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who

feeds on me will have life because of me. This is the bread that came down from heaven. Unlike your ancestors

who ate and still died, whoever eats this bread will live forever.”

John 6:51-58

Step 1

Consider and Discuss these 3 Questions:

Considering your life today....

1. What in this reading comforted you?

2. What in this reading encouraged you?

3. What in this reading challenged you?

For further contemplation....

What conversion of mind, heart, and life is the Lord asking of me?

Step 2

conclude by praying our “Parish Communion Prayer”

O Communion of Love, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, embrace us as your children in this family of faith. Wel-

come us to a place at your table in the wedding feast of heaven. O Father of Mercy, forgive us as we forgive. Rec-

oncile us as one Body in Christ and make us instruments of your Peace. O Spirit of Fire and Light, send us as

your witnesses in daily life. Through our prayer, faith, and good works may we become welcoming doorways, in-

viting others to enter and encounter your Holy Communion of Love.

We make this prayer, Father, in the power of the Holy Spirit, and through Christ our Lord. Amen

Step 3

Four steps to LinC together at home, church meeting, or anywhere!