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 RequestRELIGIOUS 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. SCHEDULING MASS INTENTIONS: Anyone wishing to schedule Masses on special days, especially weekends, should do so at least 6 months in advance. BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS: Information must be sumbitted 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

St. Benedict Church Social Hall ......... 432-6751 x 127Parish Offices ................................ 701 Gomber Avenue Phone ............................................................. 432-7609 Fax ................................................................. 439-0800 Email ............................. col_office@catholicweb.com Web Site ........................www.christourlightparish.com Office Hours ............................. 9:15 a.m. _ 4:30 p.m. Bulletin Deadline ............................ Noon WednesdayConvent ...................................319 North Seventh Street Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity ......... 432-5853St. Benedict School ................220 North Seventh Street Phone ............................................................. 432-6751 Web Site .......... www.stbenedictschool.weconnect.com

All Saints DayNovember 1, 2015

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness,

for they will be filled.Matthew 5:6

Mass schedule & IntentIons for the Week of noveMber 1, 2015

Sunday, November 1 (SB) 8:00am † Doris Schott by Nola Price (SB) 10:30am † Allen Cochran by Dee Dee Francis (SSPP) 12:15pm People of Christ Our Light ParishMonday, November 2 (SB) 8:35am † Sue Ley by Fr. HrezoTuesday, November 3 (SB) 8:35am † Barbara Calvert by Mike & Patti GeorgeWednesday, November 4 (SB) 8:35am † Earl & Grace Vanness by FamilyThursday, November 5 (SB) 8:35am † Fr. Bernard Krajcovic by Fr. HrezoFriday, November 6 (SB) 8:35am † Mike & Lenora Trubisky (Wedding Anniversary) by Connie VaskoSaturday, November 7 (SB) 8:35am † John Medvetz by Tom & Becky Kafury & Family (SB) 5:00pm † Mary Lewis by Liz LewisSunday, November 8 (SB) 8:00am † Theresa Grace (Anniversary, October 7) by the Grubbs, Grace & Lohman Families (SB) 10:30am † Robert Cox (Birthday, November 7) by Anita (SSPP) 12:15pm People of Christ Our Light Parish

Saturday5:00 p.m.

Sunday (SSPP)12:15 p.m.

Sunday10:30 a.m.

HospitalSunday8:00 a.m.

MInIsters of the altar for saturday & sunday, noveMber 7-8, 2015

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Ministers of J. Davis (B) N. Daniels (B) C. Rome (B) S. Scholik (B) J. PaddenCommunion A. Mueser J. Bentz A. Kuklica J. Beros R. Nolan T. Poulos K. Marchant S. Moore T. Oswald G. Knott C. Googins A. Oswald D. Snider G. Googins Lectors J. Whiteleather J. Ricketts M. Kuklica W. Wells Altar I. Bates S. Delik I. Kuklica P. Moore Servers K. Sivard M. Hall E. Kuklica C. Ginnetti Ushers J. Padden V. Orange J. Latchic D. Casasanta B. Brill C. Stickelmeyer M. Anker E. Duke J. Jamail B. McCutcheon A. Bay B. Ditto Volunteer G. KlamutCantors M. Marsh H. Huth ChoirCoffee/Donut Hour L. Cowgill

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) This week we will look at the Church, our roots, salvation, history & life in Jesus Christ.

Ladies Night OutThis month we have chosen Tlaquepaque Restaurant. We will meet for lunch at 1:00 p.m. on November 3. Please call Mary Schmid 740-432-6682 to make your reservation.

Come join us for the Vocation Pot Luck Dinner & Holy Hour on Thursday, November 19, from 6:00 -8:00 p.m. in the St. Benedict Church social hall. Our own Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity will share their personal stories of how God called them to the Religious Life. Please bring a covered dish to share. All are invited! CWC Nut Roll Orders

The Catholic Women’s Club will bake nut rolls on Thursdays, November 12 and 19, at Sts. Peter & Paul social hall. A limited num-ber of rolls will be made and sold on a pre-order basis. Orders will be taken until the maximum limit is reached. Call Connie at 740-439-3224 to place your order now so you don’t get left out. Cost is $10.00 each. We thank you for your ongoing support of our projects.

Sunday, November 1 (All Saints Day)After Masses ......... Scrip Sales (Marian Room)9:15am ................... Parish School of Religion1:30pm .................. All Saints’ Day Lunch & Costume ............................... Party (SSPP social hall)2:00pm .................. Play Practice (social hall)Monday, November 2 (All Souls Day)9:00am ................... Rosary6:00pm .................. Play Practice (social hall)Tuesday, November 39:00am ................... Rosary1:00pm .................. Ladies Night Out (Tlaquepaque ............................... Restaurant)3:00-4:30pm .......... Lady Leps Study Hall (social hall)6:00pm .................. Play Practice (social hall)Wednesday, November 49:00am-9:00pm ..... Eucharistic Adoration10:00am ................. Conference Room Reserved3:00pm .................. Girl Scouts (social hall)4:30pm .................. Evening Prayer & Benediction6:00pm .................. Play Practice (social hall)6:30pm .................. RCIA (Marian Room)9:00pm .................. Reposition of the Blessed SacramentThursday, November 58:35am ................... School Mass3:00-4:30pm .......... Lady Leps Study Hall (social hall)6:00pm .................. Play Practice (social hall)6:30pm .................. Leps Pride (conference room)7:30pm .................. Men’s Prayer Group (Marian Room)Friday, November 69:00am ................... Rosary3:00-4:30pm .......... Lady Leps Study Hall (conference ............................... room)8:30pm .................. Sherlock Holmes Weekend (social ............................... hall)Saturday, November 79:00am ................... Rosary10:00am ................. Sherlock Holmes Weekend (social ............................... hall)4:00pm .................. Confession5:00pm .................. Monthly Collection for Those in ............................... Need6:00pm .................. Scrip Sales (Marian Room)Sunday, November 8 (32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time)All Masses ............. Monthly Collection for Those in Need9:15am ................... Parish School of Religion2:30pm .................. Widows/Widowers Group ............................... Organizational Gathering (social hall)

Schedule for This Week

Friday, November 13, 201511:00 a.m. ~ 1:00 p.m.

St. Benedict Athletic & Events CenterDonation of $5.00 Suggested

Fundraiser for the Samaritan Center for Transitional Housing

Homemade Soups, Breads, Desserts & Beverages

Soup Luncheon

Everyone welcome! Take-out Available!

Order Lunch for pick-up: 995-0605

Samaritan Center for Transitional Housing has ongoing needs for supplies. Listed below are some of the items needed. A box marked “Samaritan House Donations” is in the Marian Room at St. Benedict Church:1. HE laundry detergent 2. Personal care items for women, men and children 3. New or gently used towels, wash cloths, bed linens including blankets (especially twin bed size) 4. Paper towels, toilet paper and trash bags 5. Monetary donations (see Stevie Fairchild regarding this) 6. NO bar soap is needed as Colgate generously donates this itemThank you in advance for your generosity.

Knight News* Cambridge Council 1641 has added another new member, Caleb Congrove. Join us in welcoming him. He will join over 1.8 million members world wide. New members are always welcome. Contact Ed Alexsonshk at dalexsonshk@gmail.com or 740-432-1677.* Cambridge Council 1641 has just received the distinc-tion of Star Council. The Star Council Award is the inter-national organization’s top award. Star Council recognizes overall excellence in areas of membership, promotion of our fraternal insurance program and sponsorship of service-oriented activities.

There will be an organizational gathering to plan a group for widows and widowers on Sunday, November 8, at 2:30 p.m. in the social hall of St. Benedict Church. All are welcome to this gathering.

... Please pray for all who are ill, homebound or in nursing homes, and those who care for them.

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

Clarence Apel, Robert Andrews, David Applegate, Mary Applegate, Sue Ayers, Keith Bagby, Arthur & Joyce Beach, Diana Beaty, Larry Bell, Whitney Benson, Brinley Boyd, Dave Callihan, Diana Campell, 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, Ellen Donnelly, Janie Downard, Mae Fisher, Kevin Foraker, Kim Forshey, Amy Gartner, Joe Goggin, Pat Gresko, Steve Hall, Phil & Mary Harding, Mary Ann Haynes, Frank Hegarty, Brittany Henry, Tonya Hicks, Kiersten Hill, Ashley Hoffer, Samantha Hughey, Lavenre Ingles, Rachel Jirles, Kackley Family, Dorothy (Dee) Knight, Donna Booth Kovacs, Christine Lackney, Edward Lehotay, Patricia Ley, Jim Liptak, Chuck Louder-milk, 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, Rita Nolan, Frances Pavlov, Tony Petry, Xavier Petry, Isabella Poehlmann, Sharon Potts, Trent Preece, Louise Rice, Phyllis Richards, Ronald Roby, Marie Rome, Nikki Salupo, Sophie Sasser, Charles Lee Schick, Elody Schrader, Rosemary Sebek, Lou Seckman,Helen Seckman, Wayne Seckman, Jeffery Sestina, Sean Sestina, Samantha Shade, John Skeslock, Heather Smith, Norma Smith, William Smith, Cynthia Snider, Cassie Spiker, Louie Stahovec, Mary Stoner, Ken Stump, Jimmy Van Dyne, Madeline Warner, Elton Waters, Sister Mary Felice Wellman, Matthew Wentzel, Maria Whitis, Missy Wilkinson, Diane Wilson, Bonnie Woebkenberg, Mary Ellen Wright, Helen Yakubik, Jon Scott Zadel

Please Pray For Our PriestsNovember 1 .............................................. Our Holy FatherNovember 2 ........................................All Deceased PriestsNovember 3 ......... Rev. Gregory Plow, Rev. William CrossNovember 4 .......................................Rev. David Gaydosik.................................................Rev. Christopher FoxhovenNovember 5 .............Rev. Walter Heinz, Rev. Thomas NauNovember 6 ...... Rev. Thomas Graves, Msgr. Gene MullettNovember 7 ...... Rev. Basil Corriere, Rev. Bradley LaPageNovember 8 ..........................Bishop Jeffrey M. Monforton

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

Betty KovalBetty Fuchs

Jean SustersicDr. Robert George

Mary Davala(Sister of John Pachuta & Nellie Bodner)

October Mass Attendance

Weekend Attendance

October 3-4 .............595October 10-11 .........611October 17-18 .........580October 24-25 .........591Weekly Average ......601

Average Attendance

5:00 p.m. Saturday ..1338:00 a.m. Sunday .....12810:30 a.m. Sunday ...23712:15 p.m. Sunday ....95

St. Mary’s Annual Sauerkraut & Bohnen Brie Dinner, Fulda Sunday, November 1, 2015 • Dinner will be served from 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.• The menu includes pork, sauerkraut, bohnen brie,

mashed potatoes, homemade noodles, applesauce, roll, dessert & drink

• Bingo will be held from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.• Raffle drawing will be held at 3:00 p.m.• The public is invited. • St. Mary’s is located 7 miles East of Caldwell, off of

State Route 564 on County Road 15.

As we celebrate All Saints Day this weekend, we remember those who have witnessed to the love and mercy of God. Each one of us, called to be a saint, can model God’s unconditional love for the world. On Monday, Sister Carolee and the second graders at St. Benedict will dress as their favorite saint and learn more about these witnesses of the Gospel.

Parents and students met with the teachers this past week for conferences. Overall a very positive experience, 99% of our families participated.

A big thanks to Annie Bride and her team from Dockside Restaurant for hosting our Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser on September 23. I apologize for this late acknowledgement. Annie B donates the food and her staff prepares a delicious meal every year. Profit for this year’s dinner was $2,242. A special thanks, also, to all our volunteers for the Salad Luncheon on October 16. The salad selections were delicious and all attendees enjoyed the conversation and community. And thanks to our parishioners for attending these wonderful functions!

Interested in learning more about St. Benedict School? Please call the school to make an appointment at 740-432-6751, x102. I would be happy to answer your questions and provide a tour. Come and see why our parents leave their parent-teacher conferences with smiles on their faces!

Blessings, Jane Rush

This week we have an important day of voting on Tuesday, November 3rd. For key statewide issues, you can go to the Ohio Conference of Catholic Bishops’ website www.ohiocathconf.org. There you can see, for example, information on why Issue 3 is being opposed. Also, the organization Ohio Right to Life (www.ohiolife.org) has voter information. They, too, cite numerous key health organizations in Ohio (namely, Ohio Children’s Hospital Association, Ohio State Medical Association, Ohio Hospital Association, Ohio Nurses Association, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics) who oppose legalizing marijuana for recreational usage, noting, among other things, the seriously harmful effects on child development.

I’d like to continue to remind you about our parish’s online account at formed.org. This is an online site that has a full range of faith formation resources, for all members of the family and for all degrees of familiarity with the Catholic faith. You can establish a free personal account with access to all of the resources by using our parish code when you register initially. Our parish access code is QARQ3C.

I’d also like to refresh reminders about a couple upcoming events in November. Next Sunday an organizational gathering is planned for the formation of a widows and widowers group. This is planned for Sunday afternoon, November 8th, at 2:30 p.m. in the St. Benedict social hall.

And, the Knights of Columbus are hosting an Altar Server recognition open gym and pizza party on Sunday afternoon, November 15th, at 2:00 p.m. in the St. Benedict gym. Thank you to all of our altar servers!

Finally, I’d like to test the waters about interest in sending a parish group to World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland next summer. The recommended age group for this is 15 – 30, basically high school through young adults. Please let me know as soon as possible if you are interested so that we could decide to either get the ball rolling or wait for the next one in 2018. It would likely cost ~$2,500 per person, based on initial estimates. We would plan to stay with host families in Poland rather than in hotels to help keep the costs down. We had a group from our Guernsey County parishes that participated in WYD 2005 in Cologne, Germany.

May the Lord continue to help us all to journey together ever more joyfully, always ready for the gift of eternal life.

Pastor’s Letter

St. Benedict SchoolAll Star Students at an All Star School

The Chalkboard

Sherlock Holmes WeekendThanks to Anne Chlovechok (Writer, Director), Janine Bock (Producer), Cambridge Visitors Bureau and all the volunteers, “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Seven Stages” will be performed this next weekend, November 6-7, in our social hall. Come and see Guy Googins as Sherlock Holmes! St. Benedict parents will help to serve the meals and desserts. Profit from this weekend helps fund the 2017 Washington, D.C. trip for our 7th & 8th graders. Call 1-800-933-5480 or search www.VisitGuernseyCounty.com to learn more about the event.

READINGS FOR THE 32ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMESunday, November 8, 2015

We are challenged by the faith of two women: the widow who gives Elijah the last of her food and the widow who puts her last small coin in the temple collection box. These women point to two hard teachings: that we are not to be overly proud of the small percentage we give back to God and that we should prepare to give everything. Such lessons are hard to hear, so let us pray together for open minds and hearts.

The focus of our readings is giving generously__not of excess, but from our need. Underlying this giving, of course, is faith. Faith allowed the wid-ow to give all she had to live on at the request of the prophet Elijah. She was rewarded by God’s generosity. In the Gospel, Jesus praises a poor widow for giving two small coins to the temple treasury. Her gift was praised by Jesus, not for its amount, but because it was all she had to live on and thus was an expression of her faith and total gift of self. We may be assured that his praise was accompanied by salvation since the Gospel consistently assumes faith and total surrender as prerequisite for salvation.

1 Kings 17:10-16The poor widow gives all she has to Elijah.- To whom would I give all that I have?

Hebrews 9:24-28Christ suffered for our sins.- How do I acknowledge that I have been freed from sin through the suffering of Christ?

Mark 12:38-44The widow’s mite.- How do I share my “treasure” with God, the Church, the poor and needy?

After this week’s special focus on All Saints Day, next week we return to the Year B progression primarily through the Gospel of Mark. Next week’s Gospel will be drawn from Mark 12, getting closer to the end of that Gospel. And, likewise, we are drawing closer to the end of our “liturgical” (i.e. “Church”) year as well. The readings’ themes, therefore, both offer some important summary statements by Jesus and provide some insights into the “end times.”

Throughout the Bible, God is revealed to us both as being the awesome creator of the universe, worthy of our most profound respect, and as being filled with kind and generous compassion. In an important summary statement, Jesus shows us the primary reason God grows angry.

God does not like hypocrisy. That word has its roots in the Greek word for “actor.” God does not like it when

we pretend about our faith. Jesus is highly critical of people who put on a show in order to derive material and social benefit from their faith. He wants both our heart and our actions to be genuine and focused on what is good (and on the One who is Goodness itself).

In next Sunday’s Gospel Jesus is in Jerusalem with his disciples, not long before he would be betrayed. Just before observing people express their faith by making monetary offerings to the Temple treasury, Jesus warned his disciples to avoid the hypocrisy of some of the religious scribes. Jesus noted that a number of them would recite lengthy prayers in order to receive both large monetary gifts and adulation and honor from other people. Jesus was highly critical of their life of show. In fact, he warned that people who do such things “will receive a very severe condemnation.”

This criticism is consistent with other parts of the Bible. For example, Jesus commends St. Nathaniel for his

13th Annual Guernsey County Caregiver

Appreciation LuncheonMonday, November 23, 2015

11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Pritchard-Laughlin Civic Center7033 Glenn Highway, Cambridge OH

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

• Unpaid family caregivers residing in Guernsey County are invited to a complimentary luncheon in recognition of the dedication and hard work necessary to be a caregiver. • Caregiving may not be job related or a volunteer position. • Each caregiver may bring one guest. The guest and caregiver are admitted free. Additional guests are $10.00 each. • Event includes a complimentary meal, entertainment, door prizes, mini-massages for the caregivers and fellowship with others in like situations. • Transportation is available through the Senior Center if necessary (740-439-6681). • To register for this FREE event, contact Laurel at 740-435-4719 or 800-945-4250 ext. 4719 no later than November 17.

Christ Our Light Youth Group FundraiserBeautiful Fraser Fir Wreaths

and Garlands from West End Wreaths

West Jefferson, North Carolina

Our Youth Group is pleased to offer these beautiful wreaths and garlands for your

Christmas decorating needs.

Orders must be placed by November 18 for delivery on December 1.

Youth Group Leaders:Janine Bock (439-5638)

Pat Farley (432-7609, 439-2255)

Name:____________________________

Phone:_____________________________

_____ $22.00 22” Full Fraser Fir Wreath

_____ $3.00 Red Handmade Ribbon

_____ $25.00 25” Full Fraser Fir Garland

Make checks payable to Christ Our Light Youth Group.

honesty when he meets Jesus for the first time. There, which we can read in the second chapter of the Gospel of John, Jesus doesn’t mind that Nathaniel is blunt in wondering if anything good can come out of Nazareth. Jesus even calls Nathaniel “a true Israelite,” because there is no duplicity in him. The very word “Israel” itself means “to wrestle with God.” The Jewish people came from one of the twelve tribes that grew from the twelve sons of Jacob. Jacob had been renamed “Israel” by God after a full night of wrestling with the angel of the Lord. God is critical of hypocrisy but tremendously merciful toward honesty, especially when we acknowledge our need for God and for a true and living relationship with God – not just going through the motions with God.

May the Lord give us the encouragement we need to honestly and trustingly enter into a relationship with our savior, Jesus Christ, who wants to help us to be prepared for the gift of eternal life!

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