Next Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday, the day we are reminded of the Divine Mercy of our Redeemer. Through the Sacrament of Reconciliation, all of us are invited to experience the Divine Mercy of the Lord. The Second Sunday of Easter was proclaimed by Saint John Paul II as Divine Mercy Sunday in 1990, the day he canonized Saint Faustina Kawalska.
     
     
      The Diocese of Cleveland's "protecting God's Children" program is a continuing effort to instruct and inform everyone about the protection of children from sexual abuse. To report any past or present suspected inappropriate behavior toward children by priests, deacons, religious, lay ecclesial ministers or personnel associated with the Church, please contact the Diocesan Response Service Office by 216-334-2999 or email: response_services@dioceseofcleveland.org You are also asked to immediately inform local authorities about inappropriate behavior.
     
     
       The Catholic Charities 2025 Appeal is well underway. As of the end of February, our parishioners have pledged or donated $5,436.00, which is 41.7% of our goal. Everyone is encouraged to pledge and donate this year to this Appeal. To make a pledge or donate, go to our diocesan website - www.dioceseofcleveland.org , click on Catholic Charities, click on donate and follow the instructions. Those served by our Catholic Charities thank you for your generosity.
     
     
      Next Sunday April 27, Fr Bacevice will celebrate his final Sunday Mass as our Pastor at 10am. Please be aware that next weekend the only Mass celebrated will be at 10am followed by a brunch in our school gym. If you are able to bring baked goods, please sign up on the sheets by the entrances to the church. The tunnel connecting the front and back parking lots will be open as well as the back door of the church. Let all of us come together as a community to express our thanks to Fr. Joe for all he has done for us throughout the years.