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ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH LORAIN, OH
How does being “baptized with the Holy
Spirit” (Acts 1:5) differ from the baptism of John
the Baptist in the Gospels?
A person who was baptized with the water
baptism that John conveyed did not receive the
Holy Spirit. That precious gift had to wait until
Jesus ascended into heaven, and then sent the
Holy Spirit on Pentecost Sunday. From that time
on, the Holy Spirit comes to dwell within anyone
who steps forward in faith and is baptized.
The term “Baptized in the Holy Spirit,” as
used by Catholic and other “charismatics,” means
“an internal religious experience (or a prayer ex-
perience) whereby the individual experiences the
risen Christ in a personal way. Rev. Vincent
Walsh (once an episcopal vicar of the Charis-
matic Renewal) describes it that way. He goes on
to say that the term “religious experience” means
that the person’s imagination, memory and feel-
ings are touched by God’s action, as well as his
intellect and will. This experience is different
from, but based upon, a religious faith which gen-
erally affects only the intellectual faculties. Signs
of this religious experience may, but need not, ac-
company this “Baptism of the Holy Spirit” and
include things like consolation in prayer, the gift
of tears, a profound feeling of a deep love for
Christ, or of repentance and conversion.
In the Sacraments of Baptism and Confir-
mation, we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit who
comes to dwell within us. However, many powers
associated with this indwelling are bound up, un-
tapped so to speak. A “release of the power of the
Spirit” means that the full effects of the sacra-
ments are actually realized, as the Spirit leads the
Christian into a new life of prayer, of outlook and
behavior.
~Rev. Edward J Smith
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:00 pm • Sunday: 10:00 am
WEEKDAYS
Monday & Tuesday: 8:30 am
HOLY DAY MASSES
Consult your weekly bulletin.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Phone: 440-288-0106 • Fax: 440-288-0143
www.stanthonylorain.org
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS
CONFESSION: Saturday 3:00 pm or by appt.
BAPTISM: Call the Parish Office to register.
Baptisms will be held on the 3rd Sunday of the month
MARRIAGE: Active Parishioners only.
Call at least 6 months in advance. No date may be
reserved until discussion with priest of the parish.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Call the Parish Office
PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
(PSR)
Grades 1−8 meet in school on Monday at 6:15 pm
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
440-288-2155 • www.stanthonylorain.org
Lucia Heddleson, School Principal • ext 232
Lisa Stefan, Secretary • ext. 231
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Edward J. Smith, Pastor • ext. 248
Father Thomas Sanders, OSB, Weekend Associate
Deacon Paul Heise
Deacon James Stewart (retired)
Eric Gilles, Maintenance Supervisor
Kim Kuhn, Parish Secretary • ext. 221
Diana Lesiecki, Business Manager
Kathleen Obermiller, Communications Director
William Shaffer, Music Minister
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 4:00 pm • Sunday: 10:00 am
WEEKDAYS
Monday & Tuesday: 8:30 am
HOLY DAY MASSES
Consult your weekly bulletin.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
1305 E. Erie Avenue Lorain, OH 44052
Phone: 440-288-0106 • Fax: 440-288-0143
www.stanthonylorain.org
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS
CONFESSION: Saturday 3:00 pm or by appt.
BAPTISM: Call the Parish Office to register.
Baptisms will be held on the 3rd Sunday of the month
MARRIAGE: Active Parishioners only.
Call at least 6 months in advance. No date may be
reserved until discussion with priest of the parish.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Call the Parish Office
PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION
(PSR)
Grades 1−8 meet in school on Monday at 6:15 pm
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
440-288-2155 • www.stanthonylorain.org
Lucia Heddleson, School Principal • ext 232
Lisa Stefan, Secretary • ext. 231
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Edward J. Smith, Pastor • ext. 248
Father Thomas Sanders, OSB, Weekend Associate
Deacon Paul Heise
Deacon James Stewart (retired)
Eric Gilles, Maintenance Supervisor
Kim Kuhn, Parish Secretary • ext. 221
Diana Lesiecki, Business Manager
Kathleen Obermiller, Communications Director
William Shaffer, Music Minister
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 2, 2019
Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24-28; 10:19-23/
Lk 24:46-53
7th Sunday of Easter: Acts 7:55-60/Ps 97:1-2, 6-7, 9 [1a, 9a]/Rv 22:12-14, 16-17, 20/
Jn 17:20-26
Monday: Acts 19:1-8/Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab [33a]/Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27/Ps 68:10-11, 20-21 [33a]/Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38/Ps 68:29-30, 33-35a, 35bc-36ab [33a]/Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Ps 16:1-2a and 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21/Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab [19a]/Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Morning: Acts 28:16-20, 30-31/Ps 11:4, 5 and 7 [cf.7b]/Jn 21:20-25
Next Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35, 27
-28, 29, 30 [cf. 30]/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39.
Extended Vigil: Gn 11:1-9/Ps 33:10-11, 12-13, 14-15 [12]/Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b/Dn 3:52,
53, 55, 56 [52b] or Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [Jn 6:68c]/Ez 37:1-14/Ps 107:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9
[1]/Jl 3:1-5/Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35, 27-28, 29, 30 [cf. 30]/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39. Day:
Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34 [cf. 30]/1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Rom 8:8-17/Jn
20:19-23 or Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26
DONATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE
In memory of Adelia Harsar for St. Anthony Church by Susan Burge.
In memory of Sue Kirby for St. Vincent de Paul Society by Cathy Sekletar & Linda Mathewson.
Sunday - June 2 - The Ascension of the Lord
10:00 am - †Florence Veroni
Requested by: Kay Kalo
Monday - June 3 - St. Charles Lwanga &
Companions, Martyrs
8:30 am - Living & Deceased of the Parish
Tuesday - June 4 - Easter Weekday
8:30 am - †Angel Gonzalez
Requested by: Nick Gonzalez
Saturday - June 8 - Easter Weekday
4:00 pm - †Theresa Huffman
Requested by: Kathleen Kleska
Sunday - June 9 - Pentecost
10:00 am - †Catherine Restivo
Requested by: Family
JUNE 2, 2019 THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD SUNDAY
OFFERTORY REPORT
Amount Budgeted Weekly……............... $4,807.69
Sunday Collection (5/19/19)……………. $3,559.00
7/1/18 to Date over/(under) Budget…… ($3,460.86)
MY GIFT TO GOD REFLECTS HIS GENEROSITY TO ME.
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA FEAST DAY
Our Pentecost Mass will
take place on
Sunday, June 9th
at 10:00 am with
Fr. Smith.
A Parish Feast Day Brunch
will immediately follow in
the Social Hall.
Menu includes scrambled eggs, biscuits &
gravy, bacon, ham, chicken, home fries, maca-
roni & cheese, fruit, muffins & beverages.
Call the Parish Office, 440-288-0106, or
email [email protected] to RSVP by
Monday, June 3rd.
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH LORAIN, OH
ADORATION CHAPEL
“Ascending once again to the Inaccessible Light . . . You remain still in the ‘valley of tears’, hid-
den beneath the appearance of a white host.” ~St. Therese of Lisieux
“Our best life, all our spiritual life, is nothing but a succession of visitations, visitations from
Mary bringing Jesus with her. But nowhere is the similitude so faithful as it is in the Blessed
Sacrament. How often when we come near to the tabernacle a secret fire comes forth and our
hearts burn within us without apparent cause. Cares fall off, tears are dried, doubts melt away, temptations
are paralyzed, anxieties are allayed, our soul is bathed in quiet sudden jubilee. Joy, exultation, praise, delight,
the sense of forgiveness, and the spirit of worship. These are exactly the fruits produced within us as they
were produced in [John] the Baptist’s soul.” ~Fr. Faber
St. Anthony of Padua became a chaste youth, a friend of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a patron of the Pope, and a
perpetual adorer of the Holy Eucharist desirous for the salvation of souls.
1305 E. ERIE AVENUE LORAIN, OH 44052-2226
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Call the “Prayer Line” for immediate prayer requests, Georgianna: 440-288-1644 or Dee: 440-984-3874
PRO LIFE THOUGHT OF THE WEEK
People cry over animal abuse commercials, so why don’t people cry for babies who are aborted?
They are just as helpless as the animals, but they are humans- flesh and blood.
Today’s society has misguided sympathies.
PLEASE KEEP THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE IN YOUR PRAYERS:
Peter Uies Gilbert Amador Gloria Badillo Lindsey Marie Ballas
Janet Baxter Joanne Bilancini Loretta Bliss Renee Burton
Tim “Swampy” Burton Gary Butchko Marvin Campbell Donna Clark
Bill Claus Lynn Coscho Ann Cusella Ann DiFrancesco
Helen DiLuciano Jerry Donovan Anna Mae Ebinger Bea Ellis
Deacon Jose Flores Scott Friges Bea Giacobbe Brian Grace
Delores Gonzalez Fr. John Raphael Hadnagy,
OFM Conv
Tim Haupt Phyllis Holomuzki
Jennifer Humphrey Al Jacobs Ralph Koontz Pepsi Lachowyn
Karen Less Deacon Luis Maldonado Ann Marshall Barbara McCalland
Ellen Morgan Victor Munoz Mary Nazario Nick Penick
Liz Profant Elizabeth Raddell Emily Raddell Elizabeth Savinsky
Amy Schmidt Elmer Schneider Joan Schwartz Deacon Jim Stewart
Celia Stanislaw George Simonovich Andrea Taylor Audali Torres
Rosa Torres Stacie Velasquez Sherri Wedgeworth Peg Young
Phone: 440-288-0106 • www.stanthonylorain.org
Weekly Activities
SUNDAY, JUNE 2
MONDAY, JUNE 3
1:00 pm - Senior Sociables Board Meeting (Church)
7:30 pm - New Life Prayer Group (Adoration Chapel)
TUESDAY, JUNE 4
6:30 pm - St. Vincent de Paul Society (Parish Office)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5
THURSDAY, JUNE 6
7:00 pm - St. John Vianney Council Mtg. (Church)
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
3:00 pm - Divine Mercy Holy Hour (Adoration Chapel)
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
Blood Pressure Screenings after Mass!
SUNDAY, JUNE 9
Blood Pressure Screenings after Mass!
11:00 am - Feast Day Brunch (Social Hall)
1:00 pm - St. John Vianney Monthly Mtg. (Church_
THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD
Where did he go? Many times when we think of those who have died, we imagine escape from this world
to a purely spiritual place. Jesus' Ascension can leave us in a place of confusion. What happens to Jesus? And
why does this matter to us?
The Ascension has been confirmed in the Creed for two millennia. In Jesus' Ascension, we're invited to
consider our own ultimate end. Regardless of death's reality now, we believe in the resurrection of the body
and the reunification of body and soul. One day, earth and heaven will meet perfectly and without end. We
anticipate this "new heaven and a new earth" at every Mass and throughout the beauty, truth, and love of the
Church and her members. Today, celebrate a foreshadowing of the fullness we all await!
JUNE 2, 2019 THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD SUNDAY
PENTECOST MASS CELEBRATION
Catholic Relief Ministries will host a Pentecost
Mass celebration on Sunday, June 9th, at St. Pe-
ter Church, North Ridgeville. The celebration will
start at 2 pm with praise and worship. Fr Bob
Franco will be the celebrant. After Mass, there will
be an opportunity for individual prayer for healing
and fellowship. For more information, contact Fr.
Bob Franco, 440-327-2201, or CRM, 440-944-
9445. All are invited.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
St. Peter Parish, Lorain will
hold a Vacation Bible School
on June 17th-21st for children
four years of age by June 1st
through fourth graders. Ses-
sions will begin at 9 am until
Noon. The theme is ROAR! - Life is wild . . .God
is Good. Registration and Volunteer forms are
available at St. Peter Parish Center, School, and Re-
ligious Education Offices during regular hours. The
fee is $20 per child, with checks payable to St. Peter
Parish. Call Pat Hanis, 440-282-9103 Ext. 119, with
any questions. Deadline for registration is June
12th. All are welcome to join us!
Have you visited
the new Diocesan
website? Are you
receiving the E-
Newsletter?
A couple of great
ways to stay in
touch with what
is happening
around the
diocese.
PARISH CARNIVAL & MUSIC FESTIVAL
St. Joseph Avon Lake Parish & School invites you
to their 5th Annual Parish Carnival & Music Festival
on Wednesday, June 12th through Saturday,
June 15th. You will enjoy an array of delicious
treats including Parish food and carnival food, along
with wine tastings and themed dinners. You can
choose between adult games, rides & games for
kids, and casino gaming! There will also be line-up
of headline entertainment. For more info, visit St.
Joseph’s website at www.stjosephavonlake.org/
carnival. Don’t miss this family friendly event
which is open to everyone!
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH LORAIN, OH
THE COMMUNION RITE WRITTEN BY RITA THIRON & FR. RYAN ROJO
Sharing a meal is a very human experience. When family and friends gather around a table more is accom-
plished than consuming food. Relationships are built; unity is fostered; bonds are strengthened. It is actually
this experience of meal sharing that can help us appreciate our experience of Holy Communion.
The theological dimension, too, helps us to understand this sacrament. In the Old Testament, God asked the
Chosen People to share in various sacrifices (cf. Exodus 12:1-8; Leviticus 7:11-19). Depending on the sacrifice,
the faithful were encouraged to eat the meat, grain or fruit of the offering. But Jesus Christ turned the former
ideas of ritual sacrifices inside-out. Jesus became both Priest and Victim! We still feast on his everlasting sacri-
fice when we follow his command to “take and eat” and “take and drink” (Mk 14: 12-24; 1 Cor 11:23-26). The
Lord commanded that “his Body and Blood should be received as spiritual food by those of the faithful who are
properly disposed” (GIRM 80). As so, at the Lord’s invitation, we gather around his altar of sacrifice and dine
on his sacred meal.
The Communion Rite can be examined in three distinct parts: The preparation of Communion, the reception of
Holy Communion, and the period after Communion
PREPARING FOR HOLY COMMUNION - First, we take some time to prepare to receive Jesus. We are about to
enter into a life-changing, intimate encounter with Christ and we need to prepare. We begin with the prayer that
Christ himself taught us to pray (Mt 6:9-13; Lk 11:1-4) - the Lord’s Prayer.
In the third century, Tertullian reminded us that the Lord’s Prayer is “truly the summary of the whole Gospel.”
It makes sense, therefore, this prayer is perfectly placed just before we are to receive the Eucharist. In it, we
turn to Jesus’ Father and ours. We give God praise, we pray for our needs (our “daily bread”), and we ask God
to forgive our sins. All this should be a necessary precondition for the reception of Holy Communion. The
priest, alone, prays an “embolism” (a brief insertion) in which he asks God to deliver us from all evil, free us
from sin, and keep us safe from all distress. The concluding acclamation (For the kingdom…) has its origins in
eastern traditions and it has long been associated with the Lord’s Prayer. (Other Christian communities often
make it part of the prayer.)
The Kiss of Peace is an ancient gesture. St. Paul reminded the Christians of Rome to “greet one another with a
holy kiss” (Romans 16:16), and it is mentioned throughout early Christian literature. In the Middle Ages, an
actual kiss was replaced by the use of “pax board” - a wooden or brass board which was passed around for eve-
ryone to kiss. In recent times, the rite of peace has been revived, but the gesture is usually that of a handshake.
When we exchange a sign of peace, we show our willingness to live by the peace of Christ and we pray that the
peace of Christ may dwell in those whom we encounter.
The ritual of the Breaking of the Bread originates in the Gospel narratives of the Last Supper, St. Paul tells us
that the one loaf of bread is a sign of our oneness in Christ Jesus (1 Corinthians 10:16-17). Using larger, unleav-
ened loaves at our Eucharistic celebrations could foster an awareness of this fundamental symbolism. Most of-
ten, we use individual hosts which are distributed from one vessel into multiple vessels (ciboria). During the
Breaking of the Bread, the ancient litany Lamb of God is sung or recited.
To be continued next week
FIRST FRIDAY FORUM
Reverend Mark Hollis who is a priest & the Spiritual Director of St. Mary Seminary will
present “The Role of Mary in the Life of Christ, the Life of the Church, & OUR Lives” on
Friday, June 7th. Luncheon buffet at 11:30 am with Fr. Mark Hollis speaking from 12:00
-1:00 pm. Reservation deadline is Monday, June 3rd. Register for this exciting month
by calling the reservation line at 440-244-0643, or email at [email protected]. Cost is
$18 & can be mailed in to First Friday Forum, 320 Middle Ave., Elyria, 44035 or paid at
door. Hope you can join us!
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JUNE 2, 2019 THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD SUNDAY
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Mother Angelica & Rhoda Wise Pilgrimage
JOIN THIS BUS TRIP TO LEARN ABOUT MOTHER ANGELICA, FOUNDER OF EWTN &
HER CONNECTION TO RHODA WISE, SERVENT OF GOD, ON THURSDAY, JULY 11TH
Bus will begin loading at the St. Anthony Parking Lot at 7:00 am and leave promptly at 7:30 am.
The Trip will tentatively begin with Mass at St. John the Baptist Basilica in Canton. The bus will drive by McKinley
High School, where Mother Angelica attended and stop for a quick tour of the burial place of President McKinley.
We will tour St. Anthony All Saints Catholic Church, the home parish of Mother Angelica and St. Peter’s Church,
where Rhoda Wise worshipped. Time permitting, we will make a quick stop at the famous Heggy’s Candy Store be-
fore heading to the Rhoda Wise shrine, where Mother Angelica was healed as a teenager. We will also stop at the
gravesite of Rhoda Wise & her family. Finally, the pilgrimage will end with a visit to the Santa Clara Monastery,
where Mother Angelica lived as a cloistered religious.
Bring a packed lunch to have a picnic at the Rhoda Wise Shrine. We return to St. Anthony’s approx. 5:30 pm.
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