The Shrine

Church of

Saint Stanislaus

Bishop & Martyr

Sanktuarium

św. Stanisława,

Biskupa i Męczennika 3649 East 65th Street

Cleveland, Ohio 44105 The historic church in the heart of Slavic Village

founded in 1873

Rectory and Parish Office 216-341-9091 Parish Fax 341-2688 Saint Stanislaus Elementary School 883-3307 Central Catholic High School 441-4700 Parish Website www.ststanislaus.org E-Mail ststans@ameritech.net

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SHRINE SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Weekend Masses Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday English Masses 8:30am, 11:30am Niedziela po polsku 10:00am Daily Mass: 7:00am (except Saturday) & 8:30am National Holidays 9:00am

CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND OHIO Most. Rev. Richard G. Lennon, Bishop

Rev. Fr. Eric S. Orzech, Pastor

Rev. Fr. Józef Bożek , Parochial Vicar Rev. Fr. Paschal Petcavage, OSB, Weekend Assistant

Mr. Dan Kane, Jr., Parish Business Manager Mr. David Krakowski, Director of Liturgy and Music

Mr. Fred Mendat, Maintenance and Social Center Manager Ms. Patricia Otloski, Mrs. Jane Bielawski,

Parish Receptionists

Mrs. Deborah Martin, Elementary School Principal Mrs. Denise O’Reilly, Elementary School Secretary

Mrs. Aries Jones-Irizarry, Elementary School Receptionist

Icon of Saint Stanislaus and Saint John Paul IIIcon of Saint Stanislaus and Saint John Paul II

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Pray for peace in the Holy Land

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 3 lipca 2014

Sat 5:00 PM + Ed & Mirta Szewczyk Sun 8:30 AM + Anthony Ursich 10:00 AM + Wanda Smagacz 11:30 AM Sp. Int. Arthur & Jane Sprungle 57th Wedding Anniversary

Mon Aug 4 St. John Vianney 7:00 AM + Eleanore Chase 8:30 AM + Albin Kozlowski & John Papa

Tue Aug 5 Ded. Of St. Mary Major 7:00 AM + Eleanore Chase 8:30 AM Sp. Int. Dale Perog

Wed Aug 6 Transfiguration 7:00 AM + Stephen Sekula 8:30 AM Sp. Int. Parishioners

Thu Aug 7 Weekday 7:00 AM + Eleanore Chase 8:30 AM + Daniel Selzer

Fri Aug 8 St. Dominic 7:00 AM + Cecilia Tegowski 8:30 AM + Kenneth Sprungle

Sat Aug 9 St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross 8:30 AM + John M Zabka

2 PM Marriage of Patrick Reville & Catherine Jakubowski

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 10 lipca 2014

Sat 5:00 PM + Gerard Wisniewski Sun 8:30 AM Sp. Int. Robert & Virginia Potoma, 52nd Wedding Ann. 10:00 AM + Joseph & Johanna Sledz 11:30 AM + John & Henrietta Stone

2 PM Baptisms of Josaphina Mae Gleine, Helen A. Bogdanski, Vivien B. Bogdanski & Jonah

Calvin Scott Miller

DEVOTIONS Saint Anthony Novena Tuesdays after 8:30 AM Mass OFFICE HOURS The parish office is open from Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00 to 4:45 PM or by appointment. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Ordinarily on Sundays at 2:00 PM. Alternate times must be arranged with a parish priest. Pre-Baptism instructions are necessary in advance. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE All arrangements must be made with one of the priests of the parish six months in advance. CHURCH HOURS Church is open daily 30 minutes before and after all Masses. For tours or private prayer call the rectory.

Mr. Ron Zeszut, Pastoral Council Chairperson Ms. Elizabeth Dąbrowski, Finance Council Chairperson Mrs. Sophie Wasielewski, Golden Agers President Mr. Frank Krajewski, Dads’ Club President Mr. Matt Zielenski, St. Vincent DePaul Society Ms. Jane Bobula, Good Shepherd Catechesis Mr. Rob Jagelewski, Parish History Mr. Frank Greczanik, Gift Card Coordinator Mr. Bob Sledź, Alumni and Development Mrs. Denise Siemborski, Fr. William Scholarship Parish Office et alia, Polish Festival Mrs. Sharon Kozak, Four Eagle Banquet Mr. Frank Scalish, Building and Grounds Sister Mary Alice Jarosz, SSJ-TOSF, Stewardship Mrs. Alice Klafczyński, Hospitality Mr. Bob Molinski, Garden Club T.J. Dillon, Lil Bros President Mrs. Debbie Grale, Web Site Editor

To contact Organizations: Send an e-mail to the parish, with the person you wish to contact named in the subject line.

REGULAR SCHEDULE

MASS INTENTIONS ORGANIZATIONS

SCHEDULE FOR MINISTERS

NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 10 SIERPNIA 2014 SAT 5:00 PM Lector—TKaren Neuman Ems— Andy Flock Stan Witczak & Connie Aliff Sun 8:30 AM Lector— Sue Halamek Ems— Ron Grams Sharon Kozak & Chris Luboski 10:00 AM Lector —Mieczyslaw Garncarek Ems- Marcelina Sladewska Judy Jamiot & Witold Sztalkoper 11:30 AM Lector —Mike Leahy Ems—Frank Greczanik Candace Pritchard & Marie Ostrowski

Collection Team: Rob, Joe, Carmine, Sharon

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK

Sun The FEST at the seminary grounds Alumni Mass at Picnic at Klima Gardens Mon STEP performance in church plaza @ 7 PM Tues Dads’ Club Mtg. @ 7 PM in Grade School Wed AA Mtg. @ 7 PM

SHRINE CHURCH OF ST. STANISLAUS AUGUST 3 SIERPNIA 2014

5:00 PM (48)……………………..…….. $ 869.00 8:30 AM (70)…………………………….. 1,532.00 10:00 AM (63)………………………….. 867.00 11:30 AM (49)………………………….. 1,497.00 Mailed in (7)……………………………. 315.00 TOTAL………………………………………... 5,080.00 Other July Collections:

Bal. Budget: $2,366 Bldg. Fund: $1,345

St. Vincent DePaul: $692

PARISH SUPPORT LAST WEEKEND Bread and Wine Offering for July:

“In Loving Memory of Stanley Wasielewski”

Readings for the Week of August 3, 2014 Sunday: Is 55:1-3/Rom 8:35, 37-39/Mt 14:13-21 Monday: Jer 28:1-17/Mt 14:22-36 Tuesday: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22/Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Wednesday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt 17:1-9 Thursday: Jer 31:31-34/Mt 16:13-23 Friday: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7/Mt 16:24-28 Saturday: Hb 1:12--2:4/Mt 17:14-20 Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a/Rom 9:1-5/Mt 14:22-33

Caritas Jerusalem Director Appeals to Pope to Hold Prayer Vigil

Asks That It Be Dedicated to the Holy Land VATICAN CITY, July 25, 2014 (Zenit.org) - The director of Caritas Jeru-salem has launched an appeal to Pope Francis to hold a prayer vigil for the Holy Land, as was done for Syria and Iraq earlier this month. Father Raed Abusahliah said he is hoping that next Saturday and Sunday could serve as the occasion, Fides reported Tuesday. This weekend, the faithful in all the parishes of Jordan, Palestine and Israel will pray for the restoration of peace and fundraise on behalf of the people of Gaza. "In this regard,” Fr. Raed said, “I launch a humble appeal to Pope Francis: may you convene a vigil of prayer and fasting for peace in the Holy Land, as you did for Syria.” Based on the conviction that “nothing is impossible for him who believes,” the Vatican held an evening prayer vigil for peace in Syria and Iraq on July 4 which welcomed many Catholics from throughout Rome, as well as Vatican senior offi-cials. A gesture similar to this, the priest of Ramallah believes, would be a comfort to “all the people who inhabit this land, the land of Jesus,” who are “tired of living in fear and pain." Along with Caritas Internationalis, Caritas Jerusalem has launched another appeal for projects and long-term initiatives to be started immediately following the cease-fire. Fr Raed said they are looking for funds of over one million euro. Almost 1,300 Palestinians, the vast majority of whom are Muslims, have taken shelter in the Greek Orthodox church of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza in order to escape the bombing of the Israeli army. Seven hundred others have found refuge in the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza. Since the beginning of the Israeli military "Protective Edge" operation, more than 130,000 people have been displaced, of whom 70,000 are gathered in UN schools. So far, over 700 Palestinians have died. Adding to this, healthcare facilities in the Gaza Strip are unable to cope with many casualties totalling more than 4,000. In these days, the survival of these people depends mainly on the efforts of rescue and assistance carried out by Caritas Jerusalem. The Israeli military has defended its actions on the grounds that the Palestinian militant group Hamas has been firing rockets at Israel from schools and hospitals, thereby using innocent civilians as human shields. “In that terrible situation, our 18 operators are working tirelessly with our mobile medical centers that operate in schools and distribute survival kits to families massed in schools, in collaboration with the United Nations," Fr. Raed said. He added they are currently responsible for taking care of the refugees present in the Orthodox Church and the Catho-lic school. "We distribute food and hot meals, milk and basic necessities for the children, fuel for electric generators,” he said. (D.C.L.)

We pray for the soul of ; Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord,

And may perpetual light shine upon him.

INFANTS / TODDLERS OF SLAVIC VILLAGE A billboard along the highway gives us the stark facts....1 in 5 children in America face hunger EVERY day! Our religion teaches us that we are all children of God...that we are our brother's keeper. Whatso-ever we do unto one another we do unto God! The thoughtful generosity of an anonymous parishioner who donated $100 to purchase food items for our children has made that teaching a reality. No words can thank you enough! Just think how many chil-dren will have food on their table because " some-one cared"! You too can help just by donating a can of soup or a box of cereal....every little bit helps! Open your hearts to the cries of a hungry child! Please take time to "Remember Me." August 3rd. Is a drawing for Mertie's strudel (fresh or frozen)....just donate...help fill our baskets and enter the drawing with each donation you make.

WEDDING BANNS

Patrick Reville & Catherine Jakubowski III Michael Walkley & Michelle Hanousek II

David Polak & Stephanie Phillips I Zachary Trzebuckowski & Beata Cyranek I

Ben & Christine I

CONGRATULATIONS Our prayerful best wishes are extended to

ALEXANDRA J. MANDZUKIC who was baptized here this past Sunday, July 27th. She is the daughter of

proud parents Mark and Amanda. We wish her, with her family and friends, many years of good health

and happiness.

REMEMBER YOUR GIFT CARDS! You are going to buy gas (GAZPROM, Texaco, SOHIO). You are going to shop at a grocery store (Newburgh Mar-ket, Tony the Butcher’s, Canton Poultry). You are going to get a bite to eat (Arango’s, Marcelline Tavern, Chambers Bakery). You are going to shop for clothing (Winkelman’s, Woolworth’s, Ben Miller’s). So why not buy our cards and benefit the parish at no additional cost?

TEEN STEP PROGRAM, Monday, August 4 @ 7 PM

Cleveland Public Theater’s “Student Theatre Enrich-ment Program” is the city’s longest running arts and job training program for urban teens. STEP will return for its annual visit to the plaza area in front of St. Stanislaus next Monday evening at 7! This year’s work: “Now the City Dreams” was created as an unapologetic re-imagining of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. The work is a feast of percussion, song, dance, colorful costumes and modern poetry. Come celebrate the power and creativity of Cleveland’s youth when this joyful production dreams its way onto our plaza next Monday evening! Seating is provided! Just bring your eyes and ears!

LIVING WITH BENEDICT The Benedictine monks of St. Andrew Abbey in Cleve-land invite single men between the ages of 18-45 to at-tend the upcoming “Living with Benedict” vocation dis-cernment weekend August 15-17, 2014. For information contact Fr. Finbar, OSB: finbar.cbhs.edu

IHM SUMMER SOCIAL Immaculate Heart of Mary’s Summer Social will take place on Sunday, August 17th, 2014, 2-8PM at Klima Gar-dens in Cuyahoga Hts. There will be music fro “Dan Pe-ter’s Band” and “Charlie Transek and the Chicago Tradi-tion” as well as delicious food including cabbage/noodles, pierogi, sausage sandwiches, hot dogs and ham-burgers, corn on the cob and bakery! All are welcome to come and have fun with old and new friends!

FESTIVALS of Interest 2014 Yes, it’s that time of the year again when we begin to think of festivals! The three local Polish parishes are all gearing up for the 2014 season as we speak, all sched-uled for the first weekends of the respective months as is customary.

August 1,2,3: St. Casimir (THIS WEEKEND) September (Labor Day weekend): St. John Cantius

Cultural Gardens One World Festival: Sept. 13, 14th October 3,4,5: St. Stanislaus

With regards to our festival we ask those who have helped in the past to PLEASE consider helping again! Those who have not, we ask that you consider joining us this year! It requires a lot of hands and backs and pa-tience, but it all benefits our parish. The bands have already been booked, the raffle tickets are being printed, the different sub-committees will soon begin to meet! Before you know it October will be here! Then the heat bill fund will be replenished anew!

PIERWSZE CZYTANIE

W tej części księgi Izajasza mowa jest o wybawieniu i zbawieniu zarówno z niewoli babilońskiej (przez Cyrusa)

jak i z niewoli duchowej (przez Sługę Jahwe); trzeba je tylko przyjąć z wiarą i ochotnym sercem. Woda, zboże,

wino i mleko – to symbole zbliżającego się zbawienia. Stąd też spragnieni – to ci, którzy pragną zbawienia,

„którzy łakną i pragną sprawiedliwości” (Mt 5,6) i rozumieją, że „nie samym chlebem żyje człowiek, ale wszel-

kim słowem, które pochodzi z ust Bożych” (Pwt 8,3; Mt 4,4). Mówi się o wydawaniu pieniędzy, srebra. Sens:

Po cóż ponosić wielkie ofiary dla rzeczy przyziemnych, które nie są tego godne, nie są – w przeciwieństwie do

dóbr duchowych – dostępne dla wszystkich i nie zdołają zaspokoić duchowych potrzeb? Nie jest wykluczone,

że Autor miał na myśli przesadną troskę wygnańców o majątki zdobyte w Babilonii. Posłuch wobec Boga i

korzystanie z Jego zbawienia – to warunki życia, nowego, wiecznego Przymierza i łask (przywilejów) przyrzec-

zonych ongiś Dawidowi, zwłaszcza pokoju i bezpieczeństwa. Święty Paweł stosuje ten wiersz do Chrystusa

(Dz 13,34).

DRUGIE CZYTANIE

Bóg daje człowiekowi wszystko – najdroższego Syna swego. Skoro ludzkość jest tak obdarowana, to kto

będzie miał odwagę wystąpić przeciw dzieciom Bożym? Naraziłby się przecież na gniew Boży.

EWANGELIA

Opowiadanie o rozmnożeniu chleba: dialog z apostołami i bijąca w oczy dysproporcja pomiędzy liczbą chle-

bów, a liczbą nakarmionych do syta ludzi i nakaz sadzania ich grupami po sto i po pięćdziesiąt, podkreślają

wielkość Jezusowego czynu i wymowę znaku, że Jezus może wszystko.

Wspanialej Niedzieli!