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DUE TO THE COVID 19

PANDEMIC OUR MASS

AND CONFESSION

SCHEDULE HAS

CHANGED FOR THE

TIME BEING.

WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday Vigil: 4:00

Sunday: 7:30, & 10:30 am,

DAILY MASSES

Monday - Friday: 8:00 am

CONFESSION

Saturday: 2:45-3:45 pm

7575 Bellflower Rd. Mentor, Ohio

44060-3948

Phone 440.255.0600

Fax 440.255.6482

Website www.sjvmentor.org

June 21, 2020

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Baptisms: Every Sunday at 1:15 pm, except the first Sunday of the month. Arrangements must be made in advance by calling the Parish Office. Parent Baptism Preparation Class is required for your first child.

Marriages: Arrangements should be made at least six months prior to the marriage. Please call one of the Parish priests to begin the arrangements.

Holy Orders & Vowed Religious Life: Anyone interested in ordained or vowed religious life is invited to talk to one of the parish priests or pastoral staff members.

Ministry to the Sick: Anointing of the Sick is available upon request. The parish staff members regularly bring Eucharist to the sick upon request. Please notify the Parish Office in case of hospitalization.

Eucharistic Adoration: Would you consider an hour a week with the Lord? If you would like to spend an hour in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, call the Parish Office for the combination to the door.

Interested in Joining the Parish: Please call the Parish Office at 255.0600.

Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm, Saturday & Sunday offices are closed.

Social Hall 440.255.8043

All Saints School of St. John Vianney

(Grades Pre-School through Gr. 8)

28702 Euclid Ave. Wickliffe 44092

Phone 440.943.1395

WELCOME TO ST. JOHN VIANNEY PARISH We are a vibrant Catholic Community on a Christ-centered journey.

Led by the Holy Spirit and nurtured by the Eucharist, we proclaim and live the gospel message of love of God and love of neighbor.

St. John Vianney Catholic Parish • Mentor, Ohio

MASS INTENTIONS Monday, June 22 St. Paulinus of Nola, St. John Fisher & St. Thomas More

8:00 MD Phil Cervelli by Karen Stovicek

Frank & Marion Bokausek by Family

Tuesday, June 23

8:00 TJ Louise Smith by Cynthia

Emily Gudzunas by Niece

Wednesday, June 24 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist

8:00 MD Fr. Kline by Fr. Johns

Ted Kozenko by Louise Kozenko

Thursday, June 25

8:00 TJ Robert Goff by Family

Mark Suchevits by John & Char Valencic

Friday, June 26

8:00 TJ Rita Cabot by Family

Timothy Kennedy by Reiman Family

Saturday, June 27 St. Cyril of Alexandria

4:00 MD Creter Family by Robert Creter

Hace & Campel Families by Kobetitsch Family

Sunday, June 28

7:30 PM Mary DeAngelo by Friends at SJV

Florence & Charles Prosek by Family

10:30 TJ Ron Jezeski by Andrea Jezeski

Peggy Johns by Fr. Johns & Family

WORSHIP & PRAYER

STEWARDSHIP June 14, 2020

Adult Giving: $ 15,160.75

On Line Giving: $ 5,544.50__

$ 20,705.25

Thank you for your

generous support!

PRAYERS FOR OUR BELOVED DECEASED: Mary Priester Sr. Anne McGreevy

“Eternal rest grant unto them,

O Lord, and let the perpetual light

shine upon them.”

Rev. Thomas W. Johns • Pastor (TJ) Rev. Peter Morris • Parochial Vicar (PM) Rev. Martin Dober • Parochial Vicar (MD)

Rev. John Sullivan • Retired (JS) Jackie Pevec, Connor Press,

Bill Giffin, Jordan Ng,

Marytherese Stevenson, Theresa

Janicki, Dr. Jim Sampliner, Jean

McPherson, Judy Wagoner, C.G.,

Tom Skrout, Jonathan Sedor,

Patty Kelly, Joe Gabriel, Tom

Juhasz, RJ & Helene Franko,

Erle Dieter, Joseph Kudyba,

Jason Triozzi, Brian Madia,

Diana Nowak, Bill Hess, Greg

Robb, Nikki Detzel, Judy Sustar,

Maryann Walsh, Marilyn

Checkman, Howard Charvanka,

Nora Rodriguez, Robert Furlong,

Jeff Pizem, Nicole Wagoner,

Betsy Vargo-Downs, Donald

Ness, Mary Ellen Ness, Dee Dee

Wilbraham, David Sedmak, Deb

Svercek, Pete Von Uht, Charlene

Croson, Regis Novitskey, James

Corr, Brian Stevens, James

Wilkinson, Jane Mackjovak, Chris

Jezeski, Linda Perlic, Nancy

Miller, Mary Ann Troha

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Sunday: Jer 20:10-13/Rom 5:12-15/Mt 10:26-33

Monday: 2 Kgs 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18/Mt 7:1-5

Tuesday: 2 Kgs 19:9b-11, 14-21, 31-35a, 36/Mt 7:6, 12-14

Wednesday: Is 49:1-6/Ps 13-15 [14a]/Acts 13:22-26/Lk 1:57-66, 80

Thursday: 2 Kgs 24:8-17/Mt 7:21-29

Friday: 2 Kgs 25:1-12/Mt 8:1-4

Saturday: Lam 2:2, 10-14, 18-19/Mt 8:5-17

WEDDING BANNS

III Danielle Hagey & Matthew Hamsher

II Brooke Mako & Mitchell VanDeweel

Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time June 21, 2020

WORSHIP & PRAYER

Attention EMEs and Lectors: I

am going to attempt to run a

schedule for July. Please let me

know if you need any days off,

special requests, or any changes

to your serving status/

preferences by Tuesday June 30

and I will run the schedule on

Wednesday July1. I am planning

to manually place Lectors so that

I can continue to schedule them

in order of replies received. If

you are a Lector and have not

told me that you wish to be

scheduled, please call or email

me as soon as possible to get

your name in line to be

scheduled.

If you are commissioned as an

EME and would like to help out

with the 10:30 am masses please

let me know. I will need to

schedule about 8 EMEs to best

serve the people that attend

outdoor mass.

The Usher’s role during mass has

expanded these past weeks, we

always welcome men and women

to do help in this ministry. High

School or college students

looking for a way to help out with

mass, especially the outdoor

masses for 10:30 am, should

contact me to find out more about

this ministry. Call me at

440.255.0600, extension 225 or

email at

[email protected].

LITURGICAL MINISTRY Maureen Kraizel

MUSIC MINISTRY Barb Visocky Adams

TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, YEAR A, JUNE 21, 2020

NEW ADAM

There is no profit in prophecy, in telling the truth about the real

bond between God and His people, except before God. God guards

and guides those who honestly follow the Messiah. With Him there

is no reason to give in to fear; we are worth more than hairs and

sparrows. Through Jesus—the Christ and the new Adam—we

receive divine grace. What more can we ask for or need? Sing to

the Lord and praise Him. Alleluia and amen! Text, Philip J. Sandstrom, STD © 2001, OCP. All rights reserved.

PARISH SUMMER RAFFLE EARLY BIRD WINNER

FOR WEEK #1, JUNE 12 WAS:

RICH and GINA WALLACK

CONGRATULATIONS!

DRAWING SUNDAY, JULY 12


MINISTRY

ST VINCENT DE PAUL: Food Bank: 440.255.7266 Financial Assistance: 440.255.3424 Furniture Bank: 440.255.3051

It is time to begin our 2021 Confirmation preparation with our upcoming 9th

graders. This week, we will be mailing information home to all 9th grade

parishioners who are eligible to be part of this year’s class. We look

forward to sharing the faith with these teens over the next year as they

prepare to be fully initiated members of the Catholic Church.

Our 2019-20 Confirmation class will tentatively be confirmed on Sunday,

October 25, at the 12:15 pm Mass by Bishop Marty Amos. The details and

any instructions will be provided at a later date. If you find that you have a

significant conflict with that date, please contact the Faith Formation Office

so that we can arrange an alternative date and location.

First Communion celebrations have been tentatively rescheduled to the

weekend of September 26 and 27. We will have one large group

celebration at 10:00 am on September 26. Families will also be able to

choose any Mass that weekend other than the 7:30 am Mass to celebrate

in a smaller group. Because the date is tentative and we do not yet know

what Mass will be like then, in terms of restrictions, we will wait until mid-

summer to ask families to choose a Mass. We plan to be very flexible with

that as much as restrictions allow. You will receive information on this at a

later date. If you feel strongly about your child celebrating sooner, you may

call Laura at 440.255.0600 or email [email protected] to request a

Mass during the summer. First Communion interviews were put on hold

during our stay at home time, and we will resume those this week for all

who still need to do so. If you are uncomfortable coming to the office, we

completely understand and will work with you. Please call Laura at

440.255.0600 or email [email protected] if this is the case.

PSR families, if you have not already done so, we ask you to register your

children as soon as possible. With so much uncertainty, it will be very

helpful to everyone if we have our students registered early to plan for the

possibilities. Our PSR program is for children in grades 1-8 who do not

attend a Catholic school, and typically meets weekly on Sunday morning.

Children who plan to receive First Communion are asked to participate in

1st and 2nd grade PSR, and 7th and 8th grade PSR is expected prior to

Confirmation in 9th grade. PSR registration form is available online at

sjvmentor.org. Please call the Faith Formation Office if you have any

questions at 440.255.0600 or email [email protected].

Thought for the week:

This weeks readings are rich with meaning, but at the heart of them is a

message we all need in these trying times: God loves us and takes care of

us no matter what. He will never leave us. This week, let’s try to remind

ourselves of that every morning when we wake and every evening before

we go to sleep! God bless!

POOR AND NEEDY PARISH SCHOOLOF RELIGION (PSR) Laura McBride

SVDP Food Pantry

continues to serve with

curbside pick-up. If you

know someone in need,

please have them call

440.255.0600 to schedule an

appointment

mailto:[email protected]




MINISTRY

RESPECT LIFE

"We need to participate for

the common good. Sometimes we hear: a good Catholic is not interested in politics. This is not true: good Catholics immerse themselves in politics by offering the best of themselves so that the leader can govern." Pope Francis

WHO AM I AND WHERE AM I? To the left are 4 pictures and on page 11 there are another 17. Each picture is that of an item on our property. See if you can list all 21 items and identify who or what it is and where it can be found on our property. Father Johns will give $100 to the person who gets them all right and is first to do so. Drop off your list at office with your name on it.


PASTOR’S PAGE

Dear Parishioners,

Above is a picture of the 2020 Ford Escape which

Classic Auto made available to us for the Summer

Raffle. You probably noticed it at the entrance to

our parking lot as you arrived for Mass today. As I

mentioned before, the winner of the raffle will be

announced on Sunday, July 12, and the grand

prize is $15,000 or a three year lease of the Ford

Escape. Second prize is $2,000 and third prize is

a 65” Samsung television. I appreciate the many

parishioners who continue to buy or sell their

share of raffle tickets. As I type this on

Wednesday, June 17, over $ 31,160.00 worth of

tickets have been sold already. Please do the

best you can to sell or buy your share of tickets or

even some additional tickets which are available in

the Parish Office. A successful raffle will help to

compensate for the anticipated financial loss due

to not having the Summer Festival this year. I am

exploring options of how to choose the winners in

our St. John Vianney Summer Raffle on July 12.

As you know, our governor has allowed most

places to gradually open up for business but has

required social distancing and a good plan for

sanitizing. I am grateful to the many people who

have been helping us over the last few weeks to

open up the church for the public celebration of

Masses. There are strict guidelines we have been

told to follow and I believe that we are doing fairly

well in following most of them carefully.

When we do live-stream Masses people do point

out where we may be falling short in following the

guidelines. We do try to address those concerns. I

know that I am one to not give the best example in

wearing the face mask consistently or keeping

social distance. Missing a lobe in my one lung

and having COPD makes it harder for me to wear

the mask for any length of time. Unfortunately my

hearing also is getting worse as I age and trying to

understand a person speaking with a mask on is

no easy thing for me. I often find myself struggling

to listen and pretending I heard each word they

said, often smiling and saying how nice to hear

that! The shocked look on their face is the

give-away that they just told me that someone

they loved has died or is having dangerous

surgery! To avoid saying something stupid or

inappropriate I tend to get closer to better figure

out what they are saying. So, with regard to

masks and social distancing, do as I say not as I

always do. Wear the mask and keep the social

distance!

Mass attendance has been fairly stable with about

200 people attending each of the two indoor

Masses and about 600 to 700 people attending

the outdoor Mass at 10:30 on Sunday. I can tell

that people enjoy the opportunity to celebrate

Mass outdoors and I think doing so helps people

to also feel more comfortable with the social

distance they are able to have. Hopefully the

weather will continue to cooperate so that we can

continue this practice throughout the summer and

fall. If and when Mass attendance increases (or

when the dispensation from the obligation to

attend Mass ceases) we will add an additional

Mass or two. As mentioned before, we will

continue to live-stream the 4:00 Saturday Mass.

The new filming system we ordered from Boxcast

did arrive this past week and I am grateful to the

families and individuals who offered to pay for it so

that we can have better quality live-streaming. I

am hoping that the system can be installed in the

coming weeks. When it does, I will let you know

how to access it in your homes.


PASTOR’S PAGE

On this Thursday, June 24, we will celebrate the

9th anniversary of the death of our founding

pastor, Father Robert Kline. Father was joined in

heaven by a good friend last week, on June 13,

when Sr. Anne McGreevy passed away at the

Mother House of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie

where she was in residence after retiring from the

field of education in 2008. Sister recently

celebrated her 70th anniversary as a vowed

monastic, and education was her forte for 58

years. Ten of those years were spent at All

Saints School where she served from 1977 to

1987 as the founding principal. Father Kline and

Sister Anne worked closely with a wonderful group

of parents to open the school on August 27, 1977.

When the school was dedicated a few weeks later

by the late Bishop James Hickey, he challenged

the students to live up to the motto of Sister

Anne’s Benedictine community: “ora et labora.”

He told them that it is through work and prayer that

challenges are met and overcome. Sister Anne

has lived a life of prayer and hard work for many

years. May she and Father Kline enjoy the

rewards of their labors.

Speaking of All Saints, remember that the

Farewell Mass for Sister Veronica and Mrs. Terri

Armelli, long-time teachers and administrators at

All Saints, will take place a week from today, on

Sunday, June 28, at the 10:30 Mass. Pray for

good weather so that we can celebrate this Mass

outdoors where we will have plenty of room for

people to spread out and keep social distance.

Feel free to decorate your cars for the parade or

drive-by for Sister and Terri which will take place

as you exit the parking lot after Mass. Sister

Veronica is also a member of the Benedictine

Community in Erie, PA. She will take up

residence at the Mother House where Sr. Anne

lived later this summer. Please keep Terri and

Sister Veronica in your prayers as they begin their

well-deserved retirement from the field of

education. Please also keep Father Morris in your

prayers on June 28 when he celebrates his 31st

birthday. Keep all the priests you know in your

prayers this weekend as we celebrate “Father’s

Day!” Pray for your own fathers, grandfathers,

godfathers, and your spiritual fathers

Weekday Masses continue to take place in the

church on Monday through Friday at 8:00 am.

The Mass is still live-streamed for those who wish

to watch Mass from their homes. Thank you

again for all the financial and prayerful support

you give to the parish and all of us on the Staff!

FTJ


EDUCATION & FORMATION

ALL SAINTS SCHOOL OF SAINT JOHN VIANNEY

We Will Miss You! - It is with mixed feelings that we announce that Sister Veronica and Mrs. Mary Rainey will

be retiring, and Mrs. Megan Cooper and Mr. Dan MacGregor will not be returning to All Saints. Sr. Veronica has

taught at All Saints for 36 years. Among her "duties" were: welcoming the children as they entered the building

every morning, teaching Religion to the Junior High students every day, teaching Religion to the children in

grades K-5 once a week, supervising lunch for the children in Grades 3-8, choir director, and car dismissal

supervisor. Sister also planned and prepared all of the children for the Masses and Paraliturgies. She has been

an inspiration to everyone and will be truly missed. The room in which Sister Veronica taught is being named the

Sister Veronica Room. Mary Rainey has taught at All Saints for seventeen years. Her love of children was

shown every day through the calm, patient, caring way that she treated every child. Her hands-on activities,

including making lemonade and bread, made learning fun. She was a wonderful example to our younger

teachers. Mrs. Rainey received this year’s Father Kline Excellence in Education Award. Dan MacGregor taught

Latin for four years to our children in Grades 4-8. He shared his love for Latin history and enthusiasm for the

language with his students. Mr. MacGregor also the coordinated the Junior High Robotics Club. This was the

first year Megan Cooper taught at our school. She had a wonderful rapport with her 5th grade students, and

she was a delight to work with on the faculty. Mrs. Cooper will be teaching at St. Mary’s Chardon which is closer

to her home. On a personal note I would like to thank Miss Joan Agresta. She came out of her delightful

retirement to help me this year. We worked so well together - she was a Godsend! May God bless them

and their families with good health and many happy years! Good luck on your new journey in your life!

I would like to thank everyone in the St. John Vianney community for their constant prayers and support. From

Father Johns and the priests, to the staff, and parishioners you have been a joy to work with and I appreciate all

that you have done for me and our school. I have been in Catholic Education for 36 years, 24 of which were at

All Saints School. I have been honored to be the principal for the four past years. It has been my greatest joy and

I will miss all of you. May God always bless you! ~ Terri

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Happy Father’s Day – Dear God, Thank you for the gift of our dads who have be our inspiration through their

love and dedication. Just as you sent your Son to show the world your love, we pray that you will send your Spirit

upon our dads that they may be strengthened as they strive to guide and support their family. We also pray for

our dads who are no longer with us. Keep their memories close to our hearts. Amen.

During the month of June, our school office will be open Monday - Friday from 9:00 to 12:00.

If there is something that needs immediate attention, please call the school office at 440.943.1395.

Messages will be received and responded to in a timely manner.

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All Saints School is now registering new students for the 2020-2021 school year. If you would like to tour

the school, please contact us at 440.943.1395. We are more than happy to show you our school. More

information can also be found on our website - allsaintssjv.org.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Living, Loving, Learning in Christ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

allsaintssjv.org [email protected] 440.943.1395


EDUCATION & FORMATION

FEST Event Kits, Watch

Parties and More!

We are working hard to

assemble FEST Take Home

kits that you can have to

maximize your FEST

experience! This will include

all the favorite crafts,

giveaways, prayer resources

and more that you have come

to love receiving while at the

event! While watching The

FEST online, you can also

visit all your favorite areas -

the Marc’s Moms Relaxation

Station, Man Cave, Vendor

Row, Sponsors, Kids Activities

Area, Rosary Tent and Family

Blessing Tent – all still

available online… Stay tuned

to www.theFEST.us for the

info!

Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based preventive

health screenings will be in our community on Wednesday, December

16, 2020 at St John Vianney Church. Ultrasound screenings to Identify

risk factors for Cardiovascular disease include; Carotid Artery (plaque

buildup-a leading cause of stroke), Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (an

enlargement or weak area in the main blood vessel that carries blood

from the heart to the rest of the body), Peripheral Arterial Disease

(hardening of the arteries in the legs), a Heart Rhythm Screening (an

EKG to detect Atrial Fibrillation-irregular heartbeat) and an

Osteoporosis Risk Assessment for men and women. Being proactive

about your health by knowing your risks helps you and your doctor

address problems early.

Register online TODAY at:

www.lifelinescreening.com/communitycircle or call 1.866.229.0469

to receive your discount and preferred appointment time.

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http://www.theFEST.us

http://www.lifelinescreening.com/communitycircle


COMMUNITY NEWS


WHO AM I? WHERE AM I?


CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR WEEK OF JUNE 21:

June 21

June 22

June 23

June 24

June 25

June 26

June 27

Confessions 2:45 pm - CH

At the present time we are not scheduling meetings in

any of our meeting rooms until we get further

directives from the diocese.

PARISH EVENTS

Knights of Columbus, Don Bosco Council 4801,

next meeting for members, July 7, at 7:45 pm in the K

of C Hall. For information on membership to the K of C,

call Barry Kifus at 440.251.9415.

Events Location Meetings/Codes: AS=All Saints, Providence Center:

BR=Bea Room, CH=Church, CL=Chapel, GS=Gathering Space, JP=John

Paul II Room, SCR=Small Conference Room. LCR= Large Conference Room

Philomena Center: HA=Holy Angels, HR=Holy Rosary, Bap.=Baptist,

SS=St. Sixtus, KB=Knights of Columbus Basement, LC=Lake Catholic,

Here are some quotes that will

hopefully help to inspire you and

lift your spirits:

“God gave you your particular mix

of talents and abilities because

they match up with the mission

He has in mind for you.” Matthew

Kelly

“What kind of world do we want to

leave to those who come after us,

to children who are now growing

up?” Pope Francis

“What makes us special is the

signature of God on our lives.”

Max Lucado

“Always show more kindness

than seems necessary, because

the person receiving it needs it

more than you will ever know.”

Author Unknown

“Beloved, if God so loved us, we

must also love one another. No

one has ever seen God, yet if we

love one another, God remains in

us, and His love is brought to

perfection in us. This is how we

know that we remain in Him and

He in us, that He has given us

His Spirit. Moreover, we have

seen and testify that the Father

sent His Son as savior of the

world.” 1 John 4:11-14

STEWARDSHIP Maureen Kraizel

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