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Welcome to the Lord’s Table”

The following children will be celebrating their First Eucharist.

May 5, 2019

10:00 a.m. Mass Allison Barto, Lucia Esposito, Deangelo Flauto,

Marissa Halsey, Katherine Laning, Norah Lea,

Emma Nowak, Luke Nowak, Brennan O’Connell,

Jordan Picone, Brandon Piontkowski, Alyson Roach,

Caden Scripa, Joseph Sroda

12:00 Noon Mass Brayden Alfred, Jaci Jo Brockman, Alexis Czerwien,

Lily Ewing, Gabriella Grams, Ava Jacquet, Lexie Leonhart,

Annabella Manchir, Tim Matuska, Ava Leila Mondello,

Carl Ogle IV, Carsen Pirro, Theodore Sarkissian,

Avery Schuster, Abigail Tremmel, Micah Wolff

May they always know God’s Love.

MAY 5, 2019 - THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER

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©Liturgical Publications Inc

Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

is this Sunday, December 2, after the

8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Masses. Please join the parish

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 5, 2019

Sunday: Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11-12,

13 [2a]/Rv 5:11-14/Jn 21:1-19 or 21:1-14

Monday: Acts 6:8-15/Ps 119:23-24, 26-27,

29-30 [1ab]/Jn 6:22-29

Tuesday: Acts 7:51--8:1a/Ps 31:3cd-4, 6 and 7b and

8a, 17 and 21ab [6a]/Jn 6:30-35

Wednesday: Acts 8:1b-8/Ps 66:1-3a, 4-5, 6-7a [1]/Jn 6:35-40

Thursday: Acts 8:26-40/Ps 66:8-9, 16-17, 20 [1]/

Jn 6:44-51

Friday: Acts 9:1-20/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn 6:52-59

Saturday: Acts 9:31-42/Ps 116: 12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [12]/

Jn 6:60-69

Next Sunday: Acts 13:14, 43-52/Ps 100:1-2, 3, 5 [3c]/

Rv 7:9, 14b-17/Jn 10:27-30

DONUT SUNDAY is this Sunday, May 5, after

the 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Masses. Please

join the Parish Family for homemade donuts

and fellowship.

A Message from

Our Pastor

Jesus said to them, "Come, have

breakfast." And none of the disciples

dared to ask him, "Who are you?"

because they realized it was the

Lord. Jesus came over and took the

bread and gave it to them, and in

like manner the fish. - Jn 21:12-13

Back in the middle of March, Bishop Perez published a

letter basically restating the proper procedure for receiving

the Holy Eucharist at Mass. Since that time several people

have asked for a clarification of what all that means. Well,

the answer is fairly simple! The Mass is a community prayer,

which implies that we act as a community. During the

Liturgy of the Mass, the basic postures of standing, sitting

and kneeling are appropriate at various times: standing for

processing and singing, sitting for listening, kneeling

for worshiping God in the Eucharistic Prayer. Since we are

worshiping God together in the Mass, it makes sense that as

far as possible we do things together. Obviously, some folks

are just not able to kneel and some are not able to stand for

a prolonged period of time, so there are exceptions to every

rule, but by and large, the community acts as one. In the

Bishop's letter he was simply reiterating what other liturgical

documents and directives have already stated. The points of

clarification were simply to point out that standing during

the communion rite is meant to be an act of solidarity for all

those at Mass. Standing as we sing and during the time

people are receiving the Eucharist is a reminder that this is

time we should be praying for one another. AFTER

everyone has received, it is then time to either kneel or be

seated for a short while of private prayer and adoration.

Probably the most notable item in the Bishop's letter is

the mention of "sacred silence". We live in such a noisy age

and are surrounded by a cacophony that sometimes makes

it difficult to think. Sacred silence is an ancient concept

based on the Word of God: "Be still and know that I am

God!" I love good music as much as anyone, but for a little

while at least, to be able to sit or kneel in silence, perhaps

interrupted by a baby's cry, can be a profound experience

just in itself. I do not think that it is meant to prevent all

hymns or reflection pieces in the time after Communion, but

rather to give equal weight to the simplicity of silence that

can be so difficult to find in our world today.

The "bottom line" of all this is found in the Catechism of

the Catholic Church, #1140, which refers to the Constitution

on the Sacred Liturgy of the Second Vatican Council which

states: "Liturgical services are not private functions but are

celebrations of the Church..., the holy people united and

organized under the authority of the bishops."

So when Communion is completed, it is not necessary to

wait for the Eucharist to be reposed in the tabernacle, or for

the priest of deacon to cleanse the altar vessels; rather,

when you see that all the ministers of Holy Communion

have returned to the altar, then either kneel or be seated for

a few quiet moments of prayer.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to call

or drop me a note.

Thanks for your reverence, and your cooperation!

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Jesus invited the disciples to “come and

have breakfast.” Through this breakfast

at the beach and the Last Supper, Jesus

teaches us that meals can be more than

eating. Meals are opportunities to

share prayer, the stories of our lives,

understanding and forgiveness for

one another. Expect Jesus to be present

at family meals.

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Our Physical

Education classes

are amping up for

our annual school-

wide Field Day. “It’s

A Holiday!” will be our theme as we visit stations entitled

Dear Valentine, Pot of Gold and Trick or Treat. While each

game focuses on skills taught throughout the year, our

overall objectives are teamwork and sportsmanship. Please

consider helping on Wednesday, May 22. Contact Mrs.

Majoros at [email protected] for more

information. Come join in the fun as St. Barnabas School

celebrates with “It’s A Holiday” for Field Day 2019!

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Saturday, May 11

5:00 p.m. Saturday Ensemble

Sunday, May 12

8:00 a.m. Cantor

10:00 a.m. Prayersong Choir

12:00 p.m. Cantor

5:30 p.m. StBLT Music Ministry

“TO EVERYTHING, THERE IS A SEASON,

AND A TIME FOR EVERY PURPOSE

UNDER HEAVEN.” Ec 3:1

A time to heal…

Please pray for all who are ill, especially: Cecilia Adams,

Mike Ahern, Therese Armstrong, Katie Ayers, Dennis Balis,

Dianne Basile, Leonard Belak, Joshua Blouir, Georgiann

Broz, Josephine Bruce, Bob Burian, Marilyn Burnett,

Theresa Cartier, Leroy Ceccardi, William Consolo, Cindy

Coyne, Holly Craider, Kathy Dalyrimple, Ann Davis,

Barbara Davis, Regina Day, Jill Deal, Mary Demerest, Ted

Derbin, Anthony DiFranco, Larry Doyle, Michael Friess,

Joseph Gabriel, Marge Gibbons, Jessica Shriver Glassner,

Anna Grzybowski, George Hamed, Ron Haydocy, Kevin

Hoogenboom, Jay Holland, Dan Houlahan, Dennis

Houlahan, Donna Hupcey, Dolores Jacobs, Kevin Jacobs,

Pat Janotka, Kevin Joyce, Carol Kontura, Raisa Koroleva,

Irene Kovar, Tom Lantos, Denis and Carol Liederbach,

Walter Lorec Sr., Margaret Massimino, Martin Mawyer,

Ryan Michaels, Adam Milewski, Nick Milko, Mark Morgan,

Sally Page, John Panek, Jim Pearl Jr., Leonard Piascik, Jackie

Rice. Carol Rich, Therisa Richuisa, Tom Rogers, Margaret

Schillero, Charles Schnurr, Janice Schnurr, Rachel

Schoonmaker, Richard Sega, Terry Skinner, Rose Mary

Slezak, Robert Snyder, Bob Speno, Frank Speno, Joyce

Sporck, Lori Stossel, Bernie Szczepanski, George Tomaselli,

Betty Trabert, Pat Vanni, Rosemary Vay, Eric Walker, Bill

Watkins, Richard Wintucky, Richard Witt, Eleanor

Wybawinski, Nancy Youel, and all the sick of our parish.

(Names will appear in this list for four Sundays. Please

notify the Parish Office, 330-467-7959, to add or remove a

name from the list. And please remember to pray for the

needs written in the Book of Intentions and those placed in

the Perpetual Adoration Prayer Box.)

A time to mourn…

Our loving prayers are extended to the families of Eileen

Bechtold, Anne Gerber, Sandra Rose Skunta, and the

families of all of our faithful departed relatives and friends.

May their souls rest in peace.

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Homebound Ministry is in need of one more Eucharistic

minister to accompany Mike, on the third Tuesday of the

month, to Brentwood Nursing Home. A brief orientation

and shadowing is recommended if you are unfamiliar with

nursing home visits. ALSO - looking for Eucharistic Ministers

who are available for subbing for Homebound visits as well

as nursing home settings. ����� prayerfully ����������

please call Rosi at 330-468-2568. Thank you.

PARISH PICNIC! Save the date –

Sunday, June 9, 1 p.m. You

know there will be food and

fellowship, but did you know

the entertainment will include a

Guinness Book World Record

holder? Come be amazed! Please help make the day a

success:

��We need volunteers for one hour shifts (set up/take

down, serving snacks, selling raffle tickets, game

coordination)

��We need to borrow Corn Hole sets for the day

��We need you to bring a dish of cookies to share

��Above all we need YOU to attend AND bring your

family and friends!

If you can help, please call or e-mail the Parish

Office at 330-467-7959 or [email protected]

and leave your name, e-mail and phone number.

Thank you so much for helping to make this

event a success!

You Are Invited: Learn About the

Eucharist! Join St. Barnabas for a three-

week video study about Christ’s real

presence in the Eucharist! The Eucharist

may be the most difficult concept for

us Catholics to believe – the miracle of

the bread and wine becoming the body, blood, soul and

divinity of Jesus. When you examine the Passover meal and

its connection with the Old Testament, it all comes together

and makes sense in a whole new way. This meal changed

the course of human history, but WHO is the Eucharist? It is

a taste of Heaven. Join us for this three-week event, held in

Bedell Commons: Wednesday mornings: May 8, May 15,

and May 22 @ 9:15 a.m. You can also experience this series

at home through FORMED! Visit the FORMED Community

Page to access the videos in May.

ST. BARNABAS 2019 PARISH RAFFLE

Thank you to all those who have

already turned in Parish Raffle

Tickets! The Early Bird Drawing for $500 is today,

May 5 at 1:00 p.m., so if you haven’t turned in

your tickets yet, there is still time to have a chance

at winning the $500. Tickets should be returned

to the Parish Office. Thank you for your generous

support of St. Barnabas!

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LIFE NIGHTS Only two Life Nights left this school year:

May 5 and May 19, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. All high school

teens are invited to come for Mass, dinner, games, and

faith. Invite your friends - guests are always welcome!

SUMMER EVENTS We have a great summer in store!

Register now for these events through our website.

��Life Teen Leadership Conference – June 23-29 (for current

sophomores and juniors)

��Servants 4 Christ Retreat – July 7-11 (for current 8

th

-12

th

graders)

��Catholic Youth Summer Camp (for current 8

th

-11

th

graders)

NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH CONFERENCE Come to

Indianapolis with StBLT and 23,000 other teens from across

the nation on November 21-24, as we experience the

universal Church with national speakers and artists who will

lead workshops and sessions to dive into our faith. Due to

our generous parishioners, the discounted cost is only

$199 for the first 25 teens who register! (The full cost is

$499.) Registration forms and $100 nonrefundable deposit

are due May 6. More info is available with the registration

packet online: stbarnabaslifeteen.org.

All high school teens are welcome!

www.stbarnabaslifeteen.org

[email protected] * 330-467-7959 ext 120

50+ COMMUNITY Just a few weeks ago we celebrated

Jesus giving of Himself to us in a special way on Holy

Thursday. Today He once again invites us, as He did Peter,

to come to the table and receive Him in Sacrament. He asks

us if we love Him. Like Peter, He asks us to follow Him

throughout our lives.

Come and celebrate our 45 years as a 50+ Community

on Friday, May 10, at 2:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. Our

guests will be our founding “father”, Fr. Norm Douglas and

Fr. Ralph. Both men are celebrating the 45th anniversary of

their ordinations. We will celebrate those who are 89 ish

and over, scholarships, and hear music from the "70's" by

Joe Blasko. Come join in the last meeting before our

summer break.

PRO-LIFE

NEXT WEEKEND, May 11-12, ANNUAL MOTHERS DAY

PLANT & GIFT SALE We will be in the school breezeway

(and, weather permitting, on the sidewalk by the south

parking lot) beginning at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, May 11, then

after all the Masses on Sunday, May 12, until 1:15 p.m. We

will have beautiful hanging baskets of New Guinea

impatiens, ivy geraniums, regular geraniums, tuberous

begonias, dragon-wing begonias, fuschias, blue moon,

tapien, strawflowers, and streptocopelias. There will be

flats of petunias and marigolds; as well as tomatoes, Italian

parsley and basil. Baskets are $15.00 each or 2/$28.00 and

flats are $12.00 ($7.00 for a half flat; $4.00 for ¼ flat, and

$1.25 for a 4-pack). A gift table will include rosaries,

statues, jewelry, etc. We accept cash or checks. Proceeds

will benefit Womankind, Embrace Clinic & Care Center,

and Maggie’s Place. So, pick up a basket or gift for Mom

and help the babies at the same time. Questions? Call

Carole Pleskovic at 330-467-6021.

DID YOU KNOW that at four months into a pregnancy the

baby can grip with hands, make a fist, swim, and turn

somersaults?!!

SIGN AN ON-LINE PETITION supporting the LIFE AT

CONCEPTION ACT, which defines unborn children as

“persons” as defined by the 14

th

Amendment to the

Constitution, entitling them to legal protection. Go to

www.nationalprolifealliance.com.

PRIESTS FOR LIFE provides a lot of helpful information on

prolife issues. Watch live videos with Fr. Frank Pavone at

EndAbortionTV.US or connect with them at

ProLifeSocialMedia.com

PRAY THE ROSARY, especially during the month of May.

Join us on Saturdays after the 8:30 a.m. Mass to pray the

rosary for pro-life intentions.

PREGNANT & NEED HELP? Call 1-800-712-HELP (4357) or visit

www.OptionLine.org for a crisis pregnancy center near you.

Other Pro-Life Websites: www.clevelandrighttolife.org;

www.all.org; www.RightToLifeofNortheastOhio.com;

www.lifeworksohio.org; www.studentsforlife.com.

WOMEN OF FAITH Please join the St. Barnabas

Women of Faith for our next Prayer &

Share evening, this Friday, May 17, 7 p.m. to

8:30 p.m. in Bedell Commons. A simple get

away time with other women to pray and

share our faith. Questions? contact Josette at

[email protected] or 330-467-4054.

PERPETUAL ADORATION Perpetual

Adoration is in need of guardians.

Unfortunately, in the past year we have

lost many guardians because of age,

illness or death. It will be a year since

we lost the founder of Perpetual Adoration, Nancy

Spera. We know her prayer was to always keep it 24 hours

a day, seven days a week. Please consider one of the hours,

if not permanently, as a sub. There are great rewards

waiting for you in adoration of the Blessed

Sacrament. Thank You.

Sunday, 4 a.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m.; Monday, 12 a.m., 4 a.m., 11

p.m.; Thursday, 2 a.m.; Friday, 1 a.m., 2 a.m., 12 p.m.;

Saturday, 9 p.m. (every other Saturday) Greg, Daytime

Hours, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. - 216-210-4495/

[email protected]; Laura, Evening Hours, 5 p.m. - 11

p.m. -216-210-2313/[email protected]; Doug, Night

Hours, Midnight - 8 a.m. - 234-400-9416/

[email protected].

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy

Communion EMHC is a ministry composed of

parishioners trained by the Diocese of Cleveland to

distribute Holy Communion to the people during

Mass. Some may take Eucharist to the homebound

and/or nursing homes. The requirements to be a

EMHC are: you prayerfully discern your call to

ministry; you are a practicing Catholic who has

received the sacraments of Baptism, Holy Communion and

Confirmation; you attend one training session provided by

the diocese and another to be trained as EMHC for St.

Barnabas.

How do you do this? The diocese will be training

ministers, at various locations, between April 27 and May

19. Share your interest with one of our priests and call Marie

at 330-467-9747 for more information or to register. WE

WELCOME YOU!

BUSY HANDS ROSARY MAKERS. The next (and

last one before summer break) of the Busy

Hands Rosary Makers is scheduled for Tuesday,

May 7, at 9:30 a.m. We will honor Our Blessed

Mother with a May Crowning, pray the

Rosary, and visit with each other.

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BAPTISM CLASS The next Baptism preparation

class will be held on Sunday, August 4, at 1:15

p.m. in Rectory Room 1. If this is your first child

or if you have not attended a class in the last

five years, you will need to attend before the

baptism of your child. Please contact the Parish

Office for more information or to register.

Notes from the Blue Army: The following is the fifth of a series

on the titles given to Our Lady in the Litany of Loreto

written by Fr. Donald Calloway. Remember, Every Hail

Mary Counts!

Virgin Most Prudent- Mary embodies the virtue of

prudence. Being completely Immaculate, Mary possessed

the height of every virtue. Being prudent involves making

good decisions. Mary can steer us to the path of virtue.

Virgin Most Venerable- We venerate Mary. When you

venerate someone, it means you hold them up in high

esteem. We're doing something right if we hold Mary in

high regard. We need to pray to Mary, remembering that

she's our mother, but at the same time, the greatest of all

the saints, the most powerful intercessor before God. Only

the Holy Trinity is above her in status. She's the Queen of

Heaven, the Queen of Earth, the Queen of Angels, and

Queen of Saints. So when we pray to her, we ought to

remember that we owe her the highest reverence and

respect. In her perfection, she is incredibly merciful and

compassionate and can help us seek pardon and grace from

her Son. That's why people all over the world have

venerated her through images, statues, and devotions such

as the Rosary.

Virgin Most Renowned- Mary is famous. Even from the

beginning, she was held in the highest regard among Christ's

apostles and disciples. She's so renowned because she's the

most perfect reflection of the Holy Trinity that a human

ever could be. She leads people to Jesus. That's what makes

her so well known, so well liked. Globally, she's the most

recognized painted person in the history of the world. The

Madonna and Child is stamped throughout art history.

Virgin Most Powerful- Mary is the most potent creature

ever created. Her holiness makes her so powerful. From the

very beginning, God intended to place within her feminine

foot the power to crush evil. She did that and continues to

do that today. This makes Satan so angry. He hates that he

was beaten by such a seemingly insignificant woman. But

through her "yes," the Lord gave this young woman from

Nazareth the chance to lead us to Christ, to victory over sin

and death. That's pretty amazing. When you pray to her,

never forget her power. She's the Mother of the Creator,

the Spouse of the Holy Spirit, the Mother of Christ. Only

the Holy Trinity has more power than she does. Remember,

Every Hail Mary Counts!

YOUR GIFTS TO THE PARISH

Good Friday Holy Land Collection $1,305.00

Easter Collection $44,478.50

April 28, 2019 Totals

Target $22,350.00 $983,400.00

Collections:

Envelopes $17,406.37 $796,113.78

Electronic Giving $11,360.70 $193,784.27

Total Collections $28,767.07 $989,898.05

Variance $6,417.07 $6,498.05

Mandatory Diocesan ($3,308.21) ($113,838.28)

Assessment (11.5%)

Remaining in Parish $25,458.86 $876,059.77

Children’s Collection $8.20 $676.14

Catholic Home Mission Collection $1,242.00

Counters next weekend ~ “A”

St. Barnabas parishioners are remarkably generous. Thank

you for sharing a portion of your income with the Church -

thank you so much for your faith and generosity!

May God bless you!

Next weekend’s second collection is for the Office of

Catechetical Services. The Office of Catechetical Services

focuses on supporting and enhancing the catechetical

initiative (PSR programs) throughout the Diocese and

supports faith formation for all, including adult faith

formation, catechetical leader training and catechist

formation for teachers of religion, media literacy, and

college Newman Campus Ministry. A contribution to the

Office of Catechetical Services is an investment in faith

formation and religious education throughout the Diocese

of Cleveland.

TODAY IS BUNDLE SUNDAY A Cleveland Furniture Bank

truck will be in the parking lot this weekend from 4:30 p.m.

to 6:15 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday from, 7:30 a.m. to

1:15 p.m. Volunteers will be on hand to accept your

donations of clothing, household goods and small furniture.

It’s time to donate all the “stuff” you haven’t used in ages.

Remember – your cast-offs are someone else’s treasures.

Thanks for helping us to help others!

HELP A LOCAL FAMILY We are in need of a queen

mattress, box spring and frame for a local family. Their

teenage son is currently sleeping on an old mattress on the

floor. If you would be willing make a monetary donation

toward the purchase of these items, please contact Laura at

330-908-1527 for more information.

We are aware of parishioners who need help, but are too

embarrassed to ask. SVDP is here to help you. All

information is confidential and is not shared with anyone

outside the SVDP. Call the Parish Office phone, 330-467-

7959, press “7” and leave your confidential message. Your

call will be returned in 24-48 hours. Please, do not hesitate

to call.

SVDP NEWS

∞ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL AND YOU ∞

DONATIONS OF TIME, TALENT, and TREASURE

LOTTO

Congratulations to the following lottery winners:

4/21 - 557 - no winner

4/22 - 099 - no winner

4/23 - 137 - no winner

4/24 - 584 - no winner

4/25– 530 - DOLORES BOWEN

4/26 - 032 - KEN KALISH

4/27 - 008 - no winner

Lotto tickets for January through June 2019 are now available

at the Parish Office for $10 each. Good luck, and thank you for

supporting this Capital Improvements Fundraiser.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS DRAWING

Congratulations to Susan Marrone, winner of

$150 in the April Capital Improvements Drawing.

Thank you to all who participated. Be a part of

the May drawing with your donation of $20 or

more in your pink envelope, a Faith Direct online

contribution or in an envelope marked “Capital Campaign.”

Remember to “Think Pink.”

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Catholic Cemeteries Association

We appreciate all the advertisers who

support our Sunday Church Bulletin.

SAINT BARNABAS PARISH CALENDAR

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Do you have a worn, tattered, or faded

American flag? Make sure it is retired properly.

The Catholic Cemeteries Association is now

accepting American flags in need of retirement.

Flags will be accepted year-round. We ask that you please

drop off your flag(s) at one of our eight offices during

normal business hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m.-4:30

p.m., Saturday: 8:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m., Sunday: CLOSED.

To find an office near you, please visit clecem.org.

AM 1 2 6 0 T h e R o c k ’ s

4

th

Anniversary Join AM 1260 The

Rock for a Mass of Thanksgiving in

honor of our fourth anniversary of

broadcasting Rock Solid Truth!

Mass will be held at Mary Queen of Peace Parish on May

11, at 8 a.m., followed by a coffee and donut reception.

Come celebrate Cleveland Catholic radio with us!

SPRINGTIME GETAWAY....Join the members of Our Lady

of Guadalupe Young at Heart Club on Tuesday. May 21, to

visit Kingwood Center and Gardens in Mansfield, Landoll's

Mohican Castle with lunch at their Copper Mug Grill, then a

tour of Malabar Farm and a stop at Grandpa's Cheesebarn

on the way home. Departing OLG at 7:30 a.m., return

about 5:30 p.m. Trip price $96. Call Roger Freibott at 330-

467-3652 for reservation.

The Lord is risen! As Christ's

disciples, we are called to

go forth and spread the

good news of His

Resurrection. Our parish's many ministries are examples of

how many of you answer that call. Our ministries require

not only gifts of time and talent, but also of financial help.

Please prayerfully consider supporting St. Barnabas with

electronic donations through Faith Direct. Signing up is easy!

Visit faith.direct/OH913. Thank you for your continued

support of our parish family!

Food, Fellowship and Faith for Adults

On Monday, May 20, at 7:30 p.m.,

Guest speaker Fr. Chris Zerucha,

Pastor at St. Bernard and St. Mary

Parishes in Akron, will present a talk

entitled “Clerics In Outer Space: 5 Epic Non-fiction Tales

From The Vatican Observatory” at D’Agnese’s, 566 White

Pond Dr., Akron. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. $10 admission

fee includes appetizers – cash bar available. Sponsored by

St. Sebastian Parish, Akron.

LIGHT OF HEARTS VILLA presents Joy, Love and

Peace - Living these Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Wednesdays, Mary 8, 15 and 22, from 1-2 p.m..

This series of presentations is designed to help

you appreciate and further live the gifts of Joy,

Love and Peace of the Holy Spirit. Presented by

Sister Mary Ann Flannery, a Sister of Charity of Cincinnati

and Mrs. Fran Arnold, an Associate Member of the Sisters of

Charity of Cincinnati.

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Greenwood DentalDan M. Greenwood, DDS

General Dentist367 W. Aurora Rd • Sagamore Hills

(330) 467-2522www.dangreenwooddental.com

Parishioner

DOMINICK C.ADORNATO III, D.D.S., INC.

(330) 468‑1188oral & maxillofacial surgery

1129 East Aurora Rd., Ste. 101Macedonia, OH 44056

154 E. Aurora Rd • Northfield, OH 44067See us for shipping, copying, faxing, mailbox rental, shipping supplies and postal services.LOW UPS SHIPPING RATES. CALL TO COMPARE

Sal Saracusa, Parishioner330-468-2466 • [email protected]

Macedonia Glass& Mirror

330-467-5717Insulating Glass Replacement

Shower DoorsMirrors & Tabletops

The UPS Store

Catholics Serving Catholics Since 1936460 E. Highland Rd, Macedonia, Ohio

(330) 656‑2191

4-E-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 14-0509

Charmin Carmen’sCarpet, Floors, Blinds

Vinyl Floors • Laminate-Ceramic1000’s of Carpet Colors • Custom Window Blinds

www.charmincarmens.com6073 Turney Road • Garfield Heights

(216) 663-8411 FLOORS

Quick-Step Laminate

24 Hour Emergency ServiceLicensed • Bonded • Insured

(440) 439-9985 (330) 562-9881

24457 Broadway Ave.Oakwood Village, OH 44146

Roger Vale

JOE’SHEATING and A/C330-468-2750

SERVICE & INSTALLATIONOHIO LICENSE #25003

Joe Sika ~ Parishioner

Your Body is a Temple1 Corinthians 6:19

Try 1:1 personal training & nutrition440.550.4862 • BrecksvilleFitness.com

SUPECKSeptic Tank Cleaning

Aerator RepairHome Septic Inspections

330-467-5377www.supeckseptic.com

Brentwood Health Care Campus

Rehabilitation • Assited Living Memory Care • Skilled Nursing

Experience the Convenience of the Continuum of Care907 Aurora Rd., Sagamore Hills, OH

330-468-2273

OHIOPLUMBING50 Years Experience

License # 14254Veteran owned,

Bonded & Insured,Available 24 HoursSenior, Veteran and

Parishioner Discountswith this coupon330-963-7473

216-341-3413

Real Estate Mortgage Title Insurance

Renee VartorellaABR, RRS, Area Specialist

216-780-3410ReneeVartorella@howardhanna.comwww.reneevartorella.howardhanna.comZillow Rated Premier Agent

Affordable Mulch “High quality products at prices you can afford.” (216) 533-1575 • www.Affordable-Mulch.com 7277 Northfield Rd • Walton Hills

& LANDSCAPE SUPPLY CO.

(330)840-0370Tim Maxam, Owner

Life LongNordonia Resident

Contact Vic Preisel to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6317

Find your loved ones using the CCA App!

Life Insurance Since 1879

Annuity/IRA at 3% to Members(1 1/2% for Non-Members.)

Rates subject to change

216-341-0444Email: [email protected] | http: www.czechccu.org

Whitmore Carpet One

440-439-114226305 Broadway Ave

Oakwood VillageHours: Mon/Tu/Th 9-7Wed/Fri 9-5 • Sat 10-4

Sun CLOSED1 per person. Not valid with other

offers. Expires 12/31/19 B

FREECarpet Mat

Karen Samonte, ABR, RRS, SRES • Accredited Buyers Representatives • Residential Relocation Specialist • Senior Real Estate Specialist Experience does matter in business for 25 years Quality Service Award Recipient consecutively for 16 years [email protected][email protected] 216-849-3726

Working HardTo Earn

Your Trust

330-468-09828600 Alexandria Dr. www.ohiocatholicfcu.com

Care Rehabilitation Care

• All private suites with private baths• Hotel-like environment with quality care• Family Owned Now offering Specialized Dementia Care

330-748-8800 9730 Valley View Rd. • Macedonia, OH 44056

Claudine Steinfurth, REALTOR®Serving the community for over 25 years

216-409-4039 [email protected]

A trusted name in the parish for real estate needs

TRINITY

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FUNERAL HOMES“Where caring is a Tradition”

Ed RomitoMike Romito

www.johnsonromito.com~ Northfield ~

330-468-1443

Dan Soucek Parishioner

330-618-0312 dansoucek @howardhanna.com

4-E-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 14-0509

Burials, Cremations, EntombmentsPrearrangement ServicesEstate Planning Services

Complete Luncheon FacilitiesMonument & Floral Selections

356 W. Aurora RoadSagamore Hills, OH

330-467-4500

Celebrating Life Since 1927

DAVE THE PLUMBERplumbing repair specialist

remodeling & sewer servicesenior discounts & free estimates24 hr. service • (216) 870-1488

Nancy Zajac, Licensed Insurance Agent

L i fe | Heal th | Medicare

Call Now - FREE Consultation

[email protected]

www.HealthMarkets.com/nzajac

Parishioner

Ray Purgert(330) 486-0780

2057 E. Aurora Rd, Unit One, Twinsburg(Now directly across from the Fed Ex terminal)Providing Insurance and Financial Services

Electrical Commercial & Residential Services 440-799-1844 www.excellohio.com

ParishionerNordonia Hills Chamber of Commerce

Angie’s List Lic. 45141

Macedonia Center 330.908.0039Bill Maxwell, PT

Steve Wiehe PTA-Parishioner

Experience the difference, the difference is experience

JANET & TOM BIELCell/Text [email protected] Million Dollar ProducersPresidents Circle AwardCertified Negotiation ExpertSearch 24/7 at JanetBiel.howardhanna.com

907 E. Aurora Rd • Madeconia

330-405-9055 • 800-514-ROOF KATHIE GODFRAY - (216) [email protected] | kgodfray.yourkwagent.com

Your Nordonia Hills SpecialistOver 30+ Years ExperienceOver $100 Million in Real Estate Soldwww.zillow.com/profile/kathie-godfray/

Ask About Our Maintenance Club!440-735-4600

803 Broadway Ave., Bedford OHFrank & Angie McGroarty, Parishioners

ApprovedAuto Repair

Lighting the Way for Senior Care:Independent Living • Assisted Living

Memory Care • Short-term Respite Stays

LIGHT of HEARTS VILLAA Ministry of the Sisters of Charity Health System

bedford, oh • 440.232.1991 • lightofheartsvilla.org

Cell: 216-225-8962 Email: [email protected]

Barbara Prentis, Parishioner

Parishioner and Family Owned!

330-467-0567 Compadresgrillohio.com

10333 Northfield Rd., Northfield

50% OFF BUY ONE LUNCH OR DINNER WITH TWO BEVERAGEAT REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE 2ND LUNCH OR

DINNER 50% OFF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE Not valid on Taco Tuesday. Only one coupon or discount per table. Exp 5/31/19

Cell: (216) 577-2828E-mail: [email protected]

www.TheresaWalters.com

Theresa Walters, Parishioner