225 N. Main St. Hubbard, Ohio 44425 330-534-1928 (8-4 Mon-Thur)

EUCHARIST:

SAT 4:00 PM

SUN 8:30 AM / 11:00 AM

MON 8:30 AM

WED 8:30 AM

THUR 8:30 AM

PASTOR: REV. MICHAEL A. SWIERZ PRESIDENT, ST. JOSEPH THE PROVIDER SCHOOL

PASTOR EMERITUS: REV. TIMOTHY H. O’NEILL

DEACONS: JOHN BARTOS, JR.

BOB FRIEDMAN

MICHAEL MEDVEC

PASTORAL MINISTER:

SR. BERNADINE JANCI, SND

CONNECT:

WEBSITE: StPatsHub.org FACEBOOK: @stpatshub

EMAIL: CCCM113@AOL.COM

FAX: 330-534-0820

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:

SPRELED@AOL.COM

TEEN MINISTRY:

StPatsTeenMinistry@gmail.com

SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 19, 2020

. . . Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we strive to meet the

spiritual and physical needs of our parish family and the

world community. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

"Then the righteous will shine like the sun in the kingdom of their Father." —Mt. 13: 43A

Dear Friends,

As you know, my family and I were vacationing together at the Outer Banks. Coming home I found out

that there were many of our parishioners also enjoying time with family and friends all along the seaboard. I

want to thank Fr. Bonnot and Fr. Korda for their availability to celebrate Holy Mass with you here at St.

Patrick's.

The big question everyone is asking: Are we going to have the festival? The answer is unfortunately, no.

The festival committee has looked at all of our options and we really did not want to jeopardize the health

and well-being of our parish family members and friends who work and visit the festival. The festival is a

wonderful summer tradition here at St. Patrick's. It's a wonderful opportunity for family and friends to work

together, socialize with neighbors, and raise money for the ministries of our parish family. However, the

safety and well-being of our community is most important. The money that we make as profit from the

festival enables us to provide the best services for you and our community outreach. It enables us to provide

meaningful and vibrant worship. It helps to provide faith-filled educational experiences and opportunities for

young and old. What to do?

We ask you, our parishioners, to help promote our raffle. This will be the only means of income to make

up for our loss. Last year we made $123,463.88 from our festival for our parish. We also lost revenue from

our Lenten Fish Fry. The good news is that at this time ticket sales for the 2020 Equinox or $20,000 have

covered the expense of the prize. We need your help to make up some of our lost revenue. Ticket sales from

parishioners have been the best ever. However, we need an incentive for the community and family

members to purchase tickets. From now until Aug. 9, the day of the drawing, (online orders will be due by

midnight, Saturday, August 8, 2020), festival 2020 raffle tickets have been reduced to 20 tickets for $20. We

need to do whatever we can to make this raffle a success for St. Patrick's, since the car raffle is the only

source of festival revenue this year.

We are an amazing group of people. We put God and family first. That's why we are blessed. Your

support and dedication have blessed our parish family. Your faith is the inspiration that keeps us ministering

the Word and Sacraments here in Hubbard at St. Patrick's. THANK YOU!

Fr. Mike

MASS INTENTIONS

SUNDAY July 19, 2020 Sixteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time 8:30 AM Jill Altiere-Hoover By: Family

11:00 AM Sam & Jan LaLama By: Family MONDAY July 20, 2020 8:30 AM John Rosile By: Sam & Kitty Camouse

TUESDAY July 21, 2020 No Liturgy

WEDNESDAY July 22, 2020 (St. Mary Magdalene) 8:30 AM Nathan Barwinski By: Joann Spay

THURSDAY July 23, 2020 8:30 AM Betty Antenucci By: Marilyn Choppa Shuster

FRIDAY July 24, 2020 No Liturgy

SATURDAY July 25, 2020 Vigil, 17th Sunday In Ordinary Time 1:00 PM Alexandria Bancroft-Joey Turosik Wedding 3:15 PM Confessions 4:00 PM Pauline & James Perry By: Sandie, Bob & Rob Webber

SUNDAY July 26, 2020 Seventeenth Sunday In Ordinary Time 8:30 AM Samuel Camouse, Jr. By: Family

11:00 AM Marilouise Dodge By: Delores Fisher Living & Deceased Parishioners Baptisms during and after Mass

Elysia Felice Nunez,

daughter of Fruto Nunez and Kassondra Wright We wish Elysia Felice God’s blessings for many happy and

healthy years ahead.

IN MEMORIAM

Please pray for the souls and families of Edward R. Pishkur and Doreen Lucci, who died in the peace of the Risen Christ.

"May the Angels welcome them to Paradise."

The Bread and Wine for all Masses this week are given in memory of

Marcie Bodnar By: Diane Daly

MASS DISPENSATION

The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass/Liturgy remains in effect so those who are most at risk, the elderly and those with serious health issues, do not feel obligated to attend Mass at church.

The Diocese of Youngstown has a Mass for shut-ins each Sunday. The URL is: https://

doy.org/media/media-callery/ (sic) or https://youtu.be/gLU7r3Eak24

VOTIVE CANDLES

St. Jude Candle: For an end to all disease and sickness

Infant Jesus of Prague Candle: For children and grandchildren of the parish

If you are seeking prayers for relatives and/or friends, email klucci@youngstowndiocese.org with the names of those you would like added to the bulletin prayer list.

THOSE WHO NEED OUR PRAYERS...Dear God, we place our worries in your hands. We place our sick under your care and humbly ask that you restore your servants to health once more. Please remember to keep in prayer…

Al Diprofio Angie Dobrovolec

Nancy Dudai John Ference

Jane Franczkowski Vern Gleydura Terri Grafton

Martin Hanley Fred Harrison

Mary Jean Hunt Dorothy Johnson

Kathleen Johnson Mary Kish

Ethel Krevda Jane Lapatta Ida Leonelli

Sarah Tringhese Lewis

Dr. John Mc Allyson McGill

Ann Nemkovich Charlie O'Brien Gerry O'Hara

Lee O'Hara, Sr. Eileen Phillips

Bryan Roth George Schur

Anna Marie Shargo

Dorothy Shillingburg

Patrick Sowers Louise Spagnoletta

Mary Louise Petrusko

Jack Stefano Gary Stiver

Lillian Tavolario Brendan Tierney

Hannah Tringhese Michelle Kermec

Tringhese Mary Vargo John Violi

Robert Zirafi

INOUR PARISH

FESTIVAL GRAND PRIZE RAFFLE OF A 2020 CHEVROLET EQUINOX OR

$20,000 Drawing will be held Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020.

(The deadline for online orders is midnight, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020.)

LAST MINUTE TICKET PRICES ARE:

20/$20

Tickets are available at the parish house. Return the form on St. Pat's website

(stpatshub.org) or online purchase is available at saintpatsfestival.com.

The church will be open for your private prayer during the week

from 8:30 am to Noon.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS July 25 at 4:00 p.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Debbie Beasley, Sharon Epps Lectors: Tom Beasley, Deborah Scopacasa Altar Servers: Nick Villano AED responder: Chuck Lauderman

July 26 at 8:30 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Anne Schur, Teresa Norris Lectors: Jerry Balestrino, Joyce Tringhese Altar Servers: Mike & AJ Cheney AED responder: Stephanie Maiorca-Notman RN

July 26 at 11:00 a.m. Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: Jen Conway, Cheryl Beil Lectors: Chris Conway, Marcia Sauline Altar Servers: Hayden Lopez, Christopher Adams-Olenik AED responder: Mary Lou Lazor RN

FROZEN STUFFED CABBAGE AVAILABLE Price is $20/dozen. Call the parish house or see Fr. Mike after Mass.

ST. PATRICK PARISH QUILT We are planning on making a St. Patrick Parish Quilt. If you have renewal, festival, or fish fry shirts, as well as, school uniforms or athletic shirts or uniforms, please drop them off at the Parish House. PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION NEWS

July topic: PRAYERFULNESS During these challenging times of our lives, God is calling us to deepen our prayer life so that we can trust in His Promise and Providence. Our Diocesan Media Library offers us many resources to help us grow in our prayer life. Use this link: http://catechistcafe.weebly.com/prayer.html to find these helpful resources: A Prayer for Rest (Loyola); Beginning of Holiness (Mother Teresa); How to Pray the Rosary; Prayer Puzzles; Intergenerational Prayer; Making a Prayer Bottle (Activity for all ages); Creating a Prayer Space at Home and many guided meditations, books and videos that are available for all ages. Matthew 21:22: “And whatever you ask in prayer, you

will receive, if you have faith.”

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS FOR FALL 2020

If you would like to volunteer as a catechist or classroom aide for our Parish School of Religion, please contact Karen Bartos. We will be working on reopening in the fall and redesigning our program for the safety and benefit of our children and our staff. We hope to get information mailed to our parents by the end of July. If your children have not been previously enrolled in our Parish School of Religion, please contact Karen at the Parish House (330) 534-1928. All children are required to have at least two years of formation before celebrating a sacrament.

INOUR PARISH

NEW STATUES IN OUR CHURCH

You may have noticed the two new statues

of Our Lady in the church. The statue behind

the Tabernacle is Our Lady of the Eucharist, to

remind us of our longing for the Holy Eucharist

when we had to make Spiritual Communions

during Lent, Easter and the Easter season.

The other statue is the Immaculate Heart of

Mary. Our nation and parish were dedicated to

Our Lady, Mother of the Church. For the statue

of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we can still

take donations in honor of Our Lady. If you

would like, please call the parish house.

Thirteen peas. In his book Children and other Wild Animals, the late Brian Doyle writes about his son Liam's medical battles. Liam was born with only three chambers in his heart—little Liam required two operations before he was two. Doyle writes that both operations went by "in a blur." A day after the little boy's second operation, doctors told Brian he could try to feed Liam real food. Liam's favorite food: peas. "So here I am," Dad writes, "feeding him in his hospital bed. The bed is cantilevered up at the north end so that he can eat. He is eating pea by pea. He is awake and groggy and each time a pea hovers into his viewfinder he regards it with sluggish surprise. He likes peas. I put the peas in his mouth one by one. His lips reach out a little for each pea and then maul it gently for a while before the pea disappears. Each time his lips accept the pea they also accept the ends of my thumb and forefinger for an instant. After thirteen peas he falls asleep and I crank the bed flat and kneel down and pray like hell." Thirteen little peas are life support for a critically-ill little boy. They're the means for his desperate father to make some meaningful, loving contact with his son. So many small, ordinary things in our days can be revelations of the love of God in our midst. We have so many mustard seeds that we can plant and nurture into safe havens for those we love, simple "peas" that can express a love and care that moves us beyond our fears and grief to real hope. This is mustard-seed faith: to realize the presence of God in the smallest, most hidden moments, to ignite a spark of God's light in the midst of unremitting darkness and pain; to reveal God's mercy in focused, visible ways, no matter how simple or small. Like the Gospel mustard seed, may we use the "little" we have—and are—to bring the compassion and forgiveness of God into our own families and communities, like yeast that transforms flour and water into bread, may we transform our church and world in the justice and peace of Christ.

SHARING OUR TREASURE

Weekend Collection for July 11/12, 2020 Automatic Collection $ 2,474.81 31 Envelopes Children $ 6.00 2 Envelopes Sunday Offertory $ 9,769.78 251 Envelopes

Sunday Total $ 12,250.59 Improvement $ 113.65

THANK YOU to our parish family for the support you are giving in these difficult times. Our

electronic donation program is at: www.stpatshub.org/donate/.

BISHOP MURRY MEMORIAL GIFT

Our gift from St. Patrick Church in memory of Bishop Murry to the Cathedral Restoration Fund is $1,200.00.

STEWARDSHIP

50 / 50 “POT OF GOLD”

The Pot of Gold number for July 15 was #2237. There was no winner. The winner would have received $1,618.00.

2020 BISHOP'S APPEAL

Our parish has achieved 25% towards our goal of 100%

participation. Financial donations have totaled

$70,922.00. To date, 399 parishioners out of our 1,639

St. Pat's families have returned their 2020 Bishop's

Appeal response cards indicating their participation of

PRAYING, DONATING, OR VOLUNTEERING.

BULLETIN ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK This bulletin is furnished to the Parish without charge. The

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BULLETIN DEADLINE Thursday, July 23 for August 2 bulletin

Please email articles to be included in upcoming bulletins to klucci@youngstowndiocese.org.

DEACON JOHN'S STEWARDSHIP COLUMN Last week as I was enjoying a quiet evening at home when my phone rang and the name Mikayla Smith appeared on my caller ID. Mikayla is the young lady who was a member of our Celebrate Team, Catholic Heart Workcamp Team, an athlete and an exceptional student. Mikayla suffered a stroke and is facing many challenges like learning to walk and talk once again. The conversation we shared not only led me to tears but inspired me. Mikayla’s medical condition seemed to be hopeless initially. There was one setback after another. In our conversation it was her faith, hope and love for God that inspired me. Mikayla believes that she is on the road to recovery only by the grace of God and all the prayers of so many people. Through all of her difficulties over the last several weeks her call to stewardship is at the forefront of her spiritual life. Mikayla has every intention of still becoming a doctor. She wants to save the lives of people who are suffering. She is filled with the power of the Holy Spirit and wants to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to everyone she meets. Mikayla told me that God is not the spare tire in her life. She does not only rely on Him in troubled times but that God is the steering wheel that will guide her each and every day of her life. Mikayla’s heart inspires me through the teachings and the words of Christ himself.

Fear not, be brave, for I am with you. My child, you are beloved. Loved into existence and created for goodness through me. Your inheritance is divine. You are robed with my divine will. You are fully alive in my divine heart. My plans for you are great. Through me, you are capable of great things. Be Brave!

Thank you, Mikayla, for your courage and the inspiration you are to all of us.

God bless, Deacon John Bartos

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MISSION STATEMENT�

We, the people of St. Patrick Parish in Hubbard, Ohio, are a Roman Catholic community united by our faith in God

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