Pastor: Rev. Msgr. Michael Cariglio ........................Ext. 103

Church Phones: Office & Rectory .............................(330) 743-4144 Religious Education .................................743-3508 Church Hall .............................................743-7740 Lower Church Hall .....................................Ext. 114 Fax ...........................................................743-1035

Church Secretaries: ...................................743-4144 Office .........................................................Ext. 100 Mrs. Marie Ronyak .....................................Ext. 101 Mrs. Katie Bushling ....................................Ext. 100 Ms. Barbara McOwen.................................Ext. 141 Mrs. Cathy Zack .........................................Ext. 100

Office Hours: M-T-TH-F .......... 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Wednesday .... 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon

Permanent Deacon: ..................................743-4144 Mr. Anthony Falasca, Jr. .............................Ext. 142

Director of Music: ......................................743-4144 Mr. Craig Ziobert ............................ (330) 770-6504

Director of Religious Education: Mrs. Therese Ivanisin OLMCTherese@gmail.com or 330-743-3508

Youth Minister: Joe Carrabbia OLMCJoeC@gmail.com or 330-261-3661

Church Caterer: ..........................................743-7740 Mr. Louis Fusillo......................................... Ext. 131 .....................................................or 759-4010 (H)

Parish Council Chairperson: ...................743-4144 Mr. Louis Fusillo......................................... Ext. 143

Business Manager/Accountant: Mr. John Didek, Jr. ..................................... Ext. 100

Sunday Masses: Saturday Evening .....................................5:00 p.m. Sunday ..............8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 noon

Weekday Mass: ...........................Daily at 12:00 noon

Baptisms: After the 5:00 p.m. or 12:00 noon Masses.

Sacrament of Penance: Saturday 11:00 - 11:30 a.m. or by personal request.

Weddings: Please schedule marriage at least 6 months in advance.

E-mail: olmc343@aol.com

Website: www.ladymtcarmel.com

OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL BASILICA

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO January 21, 2018

Sat., Jan. 20: Saint Fabian, Pope and Martyr; St. Sebastian,

Martyr

12:00 noon Marie Joyce Mrus (A) by Nick Benedis 2:00 p.m. Wedding of Franchessa Colella & Frank

Catalano 5:00 p.m. Jerry Dietz (A) by wife, Linda Sun., Jan. 21: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 a.m. For Our Parish Family 10:00 a.m. Elia Ciancone by Mr. Edward J. Farris, Jr. 12:00 noon James Panozzo (living) by Mom Monday, Jan. 22: Day of Prayer for the legal protection of Un-

born Children

12:00 noon Antoinette & Edward Sutton by Joyce Tues., Jan. 23: St. Marianne Cope, Virgin, Saint Vincent, Dea-

con and Martyr

12:00 noon John & Anna Desko by Family Weds., Jan. 24: Saint Francis deSales, Bishop and Doctor of the

Church

12:00 noon Violet Bayer by Christine Novicky Thurs., Jan. 25: The Conversion of St. Paul, Apostle

12:00 noon Gemma DiLoreto (A) by Carmella, Mary Lou and Beronja Family

Fri., Jan. 26: Saint Timothy and Saint Titus, Bishops

12:00 noon Angeline Pannunzio by Kathy, Lori, & Kristi Sat., Jan. 27: Saint Angela Merci, Virgin and Religious

Founder

12:00 noon Debbie Batcha by Barbara Sarko 5:00 p.m. Nick & Brian Viray by Family Sun., Jan. 28: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 a.m. For Our Parish Family 10:00 a.m. Connie Rosselli by Daniel & Patti Rossi 12:00 noon Helen & John Occhipinti by Family

WEEKEND ASSIGNMENTS (January 27/28)

Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist

5:00 p.m. Frances Klanica, Gary DiTullio, Debbie DiTullio 8:00 a.m. Robert Giampetro 10:00 a.m. Louis DeVicchio, Patty Dawson, Nick

Capone, Dominic Tedde 12:00 noon George Summers, Joseph Nohra, Jr.,

Chelsey Santucci

5:00 p.m. Ron DiBacco 8:00 a.m. Matthew Shaw, Danielle Shaw 10:00 a.m. James DeToro 12:00 noon David Schifferli

5:00 p.m. Anthony Micco, Alex Micco, Dominic

Mordocco 8:00 a.m. Francisco Rivera-Ocasio, Santino Rivera-

Ocasio 10:00 a.m. Dominic Tedde, Adrianna Marsco, Marco

Pilolli, Gianna Mediati 12:00 noon Daniel Cipriano, Atianna Caggiano, Jake

Wrataric

Sunday, January 14 (222 envelopes) $6,607.00

St. Anthony Novena/Shrine $ 102.00

IN INVITATION Yes, I will spend ONE HOUR WEEKLY with Jesus, present in

Please check the time you prefer: _____MORNING (6:00 a.m. to noon) _____AFTERNOON (12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) _____EVENING (6:00 p.m. to Midnight) _____NIGHT (midnight to 6:00 a.m.) NAME __________________________________________________

Yes, I would like to promote this most important prayer Apostolate Cut & drop in collection basket or mail to Our Lady of Mount

Carmel Basilica.

Call Maria Panozzo at 330-372-5141 to schedule your time to be with

Jesus.

Donation for New Altar Server Surplices The White Altar Server Surplices that go over the black cassocks are in need of update. I am seeking a donation of $100 for each new surplice. Each new surplice will have inside a label that will read, “ gift of the...Family” or a “in memory of …” ( a deceased loved one). We will need 30 surplices in all sizes from age 12 to adult. Should you be able and willing to participate please place your check in an envelope to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, and also put in the envelope the wording for the label, as I described above. Place in collection basket or mail to the Basilica. May Our Lady of Mt. Carmel bless you. Monsignor

THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT.

PHONE NUMBER ________________________________________

THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

The families of the following parishioners have

requested that we remember them in prayer:

Margie, Carl, Johnny, William, Regina Altiero, Melinda Amon, Genevieve Angelides, Peter Ange-lides, Karen Banic, Fred Batcha, Sandy Battaglia, Madelyn Brudis, Zayne Bryce, Martha Bucci, Jeanni Pesa, Carmen, Kim Bowser, Antoinette Calcagni, Marko Calko, Nick Calko, Dominic Calko, Michael (Cal) Calipare, Gary Capone, Bethany Cascarelli, Anthony, Cathy Chimento, Joseph Chimento, Stepha-nie Chimento, Christopher Centofanti, Damian Chor-das, Joseph R. Cioffi, Mary Rose Colucci, Johnny D., Ed Derek, Robbie DePiore Michelina DiVito, Greg Diorio, Grace Ducay, JoAnn Elmo, Roberta Elmo, Dolores Elston, Deacon Anthony Falasca, Anthony Frank, Jason, Monroe, Mara Frease, Sebastian Green, Margie, John, Kerrie, Adrienne Kinnick, Valerie, Reese, Lisa, Joshua, Barbara, Dave, Debbie, David, Carl Jr., Kaylee, JoAnn George, Emily Gerome, Rose Giampetro, Donald “Duke” Girardi, Dominic Greco, Josie Greco, Rose Greco, Jennifer Greco, Carmella Guy, Annver Cottle Holland, Dannie Hubbert, Gail Hubbert, George Iati, Barbara Johnson, Loretta Julian, Kerri, Glory & Family, Linda Kapalko, Den-nis Kopnisky, Gerard Kopnisky, Hillary, Johnny Kopnisky, William & Melinda Kopnisky, Agnes Ko-wis, Francine Kraiosky, Lavonne, Lucille, Linda Maiorana, Mary Maytas, Paul and Greg Medina, Jean Medina, Livia Marinelli, Bebe Marsco, Joseph Mer-olillo, Sofia Nolfi, George Panno, Mary Pesa, Ronald Pesa, Phil Pillin, Sr. Brielle, Hollie, Vincent, Mat-thew, Paul III, Giovanna Pace, Antonio Pilolli, Charles Richards, Joseph Ridel, Chris Ritter, Mark Roberts, Darlene Rushwin, Ben Russo, William Santangelo, Millie Santangelo, Patty Schuley, Carmel Scocca, Phyllis Slaina, Mary Strauss, Chris Sultan, Gene Testa, Greg VanSuch, Jodi Walters, Anna Mae Williams, Jacob, Lilah Dovie, Shellie, Samantha, Karl, Jr., Veneta Tareshawty, Aunt Gloria, Rose, Pat-tie, Andrew and Raymond, Margaret Zack. Mary,

help of the sick, pray for us!—Please let us know

when person is well.

DAILY OFFERING PRAYER

O Jesus, through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. I offer you my prayers, works, joys, and sufferings of this day in union with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass throughout the world. I offer them for all the intentions of your Sacred Heart: the salvation of souls, reparation for sin, and the reunion of all Christians, I offer them for the intentions of our bishops and of all Apostles of Prayer, and in particular for those recom-mended by our Holy Father this month.

HOLY FATHER’S INTENTIONS FOR JANUARY

RELIGIOUS MINORITIES IN ASIA. That Christians, and other religious minorities in Asian countries, may be able to practice their faith in full freedom.

REGISTRATION: Members of the parish must be formally regis-tered. If you are not receiving Our Lady of Mount Carmel enve-lopes, this means you are not registered. Call the rectory at 330-743-4144, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.—3 p.m. And we will send you a registration form. Families who have members of our church

staying with them who are shut-ins or who are in nursing

homes should include them as members of their household.

For a change of address or telephone number, please call the

rectory as soon as possible. Thank you.

ST. ANTHONY LIGHT: January 21-27

In memory of ANTHONY ROMANDETTI by Lillian Pignatelli

SANCTUARY LIGHT: January 21-27

In memory of ROSE MARIE FIORE (A) by Norma & Michael

SACRED HEART LIGHT: January 21-27

In memory of WILLIAM WRIGHT by Pamela Palermo

BLESSED SACRAMENT LIGHT: January 21-27

In memory of KAREN CANACCI ROTANDO by cousin, Angela

OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL LIGHT:

January 21-27

In memory of ROSE GARTHWAITE by Rena Ripple

INFANT JESUS LIGHT: January 21-27

In memory of WILLIAM WRIGHT by Jack & June Palermo

ETERNAL FLAME: Sunday, January 21

In memory of PAUL ZUZIK by Very Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Cariglio, Jr.

Youngstown Italians Start Verdi Club

The Verdi Club, an organization of thirty Italian young men for Youngstown, was founded last week for the purpose of promoting outdoor sports and general so-cial activities among the younger Italian element. It is planned to organize a baseball team. In other departments of Athletics the society is also to be represented. First officers are: Gerard C. Chirichigno, president: Joseph A. Guerriero, vice president: Anthony DiMario, Financial secretary: Louis Acierno, treasurer, and Stephen DeAn-gells, Michael Paris and Phillip M. Carosella, trustees. Among founders of the organization were Louis Acierno, Sylvester Guerrikero, Guy T. Lapore, John F. Gardella, Thomas Rose, Alphonse A. Acierno, Anthony DiMario, William A. Seranno and Joseph A. Guerriero.

Sunday, March 19, 1916.

OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL BASILICA

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO January 21, 2018

Wednesday, Jan. 24:

7-8:30 p.m. RCIA/St.JPII Center

Thursday, January 25:

10:00 a.m. Legion of Mary/SJH

Saturday, January 27:

9:30-11:30 a.m. K-6 CCD/Classrooms

Sunday, January 28:

10 a.m. Mass Youth Ministry, grades 7&8th

REMEMBER US LAST: When you are preparing your will and estate plan remember those closest to you...spouse, family members and loved ones. Then remember Our Lady of Mount Carmel Basil-ica with a residual gift that defines your Legacy of Faith as a mem-ber of our parish community. Please call 330-744-8451, ext. 325 for information.

Birthdays for the week of January 21-27

Michael Bane, Joseph Carrabbia, Toni Cramp, Anthony DeGidio, Patricia Marinelli, Enrico Medi-ate, Frederick Wiseman, Carmen Accordino, Cristine Agresta, Diane Schifferli, Frank Valenzisi, Rose Wydick, John Clark, Daisy Corso, Walter Good, Mark Leone, Barry Miller, Daniel P. Romeo, Robert Sherwood, Timothy Garthwaite, Donna Traichal, Phillip Beshara, Paul Crowe, Filomena Gentile, Jenifer Greco, Ashley Minniti, Leah Santore, Sante Valentini, Paul Antol, Sr., Andrew Bodzak, Paula Dellick, Carolina Esposito, Andrew Faunda, Arlene Larson, Michelle Malkovits, Allan Maniccia, Christopher Ross, Mary Tufaro, JoAnne Celano, Linda Frattaroli, Jaclyn Jones, Kristi Valentini.

St. Anthony Shrine and Novena

$25.00 GIFT

In loving memory of MARIS JOYCE MRUS by Nick Benedis

$20.00 GIFT

In loving memory of MARY ANN PELLEGRINI by Cleto

$10.00 GIFT

In loving memory of Our Sister, NANCY ANN CARELLA (A) 3YRS. By Thomas and JoAnne Carella In memory of NICHOLAS DUNDEE by Jennie Dundee

Mr. and Mrs.. Pat M. Trell

STEWARDSHIP THOUGHT:

“Follow me and I will make you fishers of men.” Mark

1:17 Jesus’ call to “Follow me” is a call to all Christians! The call is in the here and now, in our present circumstances, not when we think we are “ready” or have everything in order. Good stewardship of our God-given gifts means that things aren’t always going to go according to our schedule and that God has a much better plan in store for each of us.

Church Overseas Combined Collection

January 27/28, 2018

Catholics around the country have always responded to the needs of people everywhere. Next, weekend, the Diocese of Youngstown will hold the Church

Overseas Combined Collection in order to assist the Church in its ministries throughout the world. This combined collection supports four major overseas services: Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Holy Fa-

ther/Peter’s Pence, the Church in Central and

Eastern Europe and the Church in Latin America. Please remember, as we move toward the season of Lent, to support these important programs of charity in the Church.

St. Monica Carnevale Dinner, Tuesday, February 13,

2018- The menu will include: Polenta, Sausage, Peppers, Potatoes, Onions, Rolls, Salad, Cake and Beverages.

Reservations are due by February 9, 2018. The cost:

$12.00 per person. Members and Guests are welcome to attend. For reservations, call Judi Mascardine, 330-534-5722. Reservations must be paid for in advance.

Readings for the Week of January 28, 2018

Sunday Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dt 18:15-20; Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 7-9; 1 Cor

7:32-35;Mk 1:21-28

As Moses challenged the Israelites to listen to God’s voice,

so we are called to hear the voice of Jesus and live out his

teachings by what we say and do, whatever our vocation in

life may be.

THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Sponsor of the week:

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A Note from our Director of Music This weekend’s prelude sets the tone of the location of the Gospel, on the bank of the Sea of Galilee. Handel’s “Water Music Suite” was actually written to be played as entertainment along the water for a cruise that King George I was having in Great Britain in 1717. While the scene in the Gospel isn’t quite a relax-ing cruise, Jesus does find his first disciples on the bank of the Sea of Galilee. This call to ministry continues what we heard last week-end, this weekend we hear of Mark’s account of this call, while last weekend we heard John’s. All four of the men we hear about today were simply living their normal lives but dropped everything to follow Jesus. This is exactly what our offertory and communion hymns speak of this weekend as well. Like the prelude, our com-munion hymn, “Lord, When you Came to the Seashore,” paints the image of the water to us and puts us in the place of the disciples. Christ does not seek us because we’re wise or wealthy; our boats don’t have money or weapons for fighting. All he is doing is sim-ply calling us to his shore and to follow his call. Our offertory hymn, which may be new to some of you, is actually very popular among youth today for diocesan Confirmation and at world youth events. As this hymn, “The Summons,” prays, this call we hear of in the Gospel isn’t always easy. Can we leave our old lives behind to follow Jesus? Can we risk the hostile stare? Will we let it be known by how we live our lives that we are Christians? These are questions we must pray on while we sing this hymn to be true dis-ciples of Christ. This weekend’s first reading shows God’s compassion and mercy while the second reading of St. Paul reminds us that our time on earth is quick; we must, as the Psalmist says, be taught the ways of Christ who calls us before time runs out. It is this Christ, the Son of God in three persons to whom we sing our praise to during the opening hymn, who calls us to him. The choir’s anthem at the 10am Mass blends all of these themes together in a text going back to the early 1800s, “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind.” The text prays that the Lord forgive us of our foolish ways as he did to those in the city of Nineveh, so that we can sit calmly by the sea to hear the call of the Lord. This call does not take place in an earthquake, strong wind, or fire, but rather in a still small voice of calm. That calm voice which the first disciples heard on that bank of the still waters of the Sea of Galilee, is the same voice calling us to our renewed faith in Christ and, especially in this year of Mary his mother, Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

Instrumental Music Selections for January 20-21: Third Sun-

day in Ordinary Time

Prelude: Air from “Water Music Suite” (G.F. Handel) Postlude: Trumpet Tune (Flor Peeters)

Jackson McLhinney

45 ears of Hurtin Women and Men

After 45 years of legalized abortion, millions of women, men fami-lies and friends are hurting from their regret. There is Hope and Healing available. For CONFIDENTIAL help contact Project

Rachel of N.E. Ohio at 888-259-4806 or sup-port@projrachneo.zohosupport.com

FOR VOCATIONS: “Follow Me and I will make you fishers of men.”

Is the Lord calling upon you to cast a wider net as a priest, consecrated religious, or as a deacon? Contact Father Chris-topher Luoni at 330-744-8451, or e-mail him at: clu-oni@youngstowndiocese.org.

INTERCESSION FOR VOCATIONS:

For an Increase in vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life and for a deeper gratitude for the priests and religious now serving our diocese, We pray to the Lord.

Lord hear our prayer.

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OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL BASILICA

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO January 21, 2018

THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Blessed Cardinal

Newman wrote this beautiful prayer which is a reflection not just on his life but on all our lives: “God has created me’ for some definite service;

He has committed some work to me which He has not

committed to another. I have a mission. I may never

know exactly what that mission is in this life. I shall be

told it in the next. I have a part in a great work. I am a

link in a chain, a bound of connection between persons.

He has not created me for nothing. I shall do good. I

shall do His work. I shall be an angel of peace, a pref-

acer of truth in my own place, even if I do not realize

what I am doing. But, if I keep His commandments, I will

serve Him in my calling”.

“Here I am Lord, I come to do your will.”

January 26, 7:00 p.m.

Wanda Sobieska & Company in Concert

Saints Peter and Paul Church 421 Covington St., Youngstown, OH 44506 Violinist Wanda Sobieska returns as guest artist for the New Music Guild's Winter Concert. Beginning her ca-reer in Warsaw, Poland, Sobieska has appeared as solo and chamber musician in the United States, Poland, and Canada. The concert will also feature accomplished musicians, Dana School of Music pianist Anthony Ruggiero, and violist, Ja-mie Thornburg. The lively and varied program will feature works by Mozart as well as a number of contemporary pieces, including compositions by YSU Emeritus Professor Robert Rollin. All are welcome to enjoy their wonderful music and this opportunity for reflection and celebration of the spirit of the arts. A welcoming social with refreshments will follow the performance in the adjoining community hall. This concert program will also appear at the First Congregational Church of Jefferson, Ohio on Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. *Covington St. starts at the intersection of West Rayen Ave. and West Federal (Rt. 422). The church is on Covington about one block north of that intersection.

“White Mass’ for all Health Professionals including

Mental Health Workers

The Annual White Mass-celebrating and recognizing the ministry and work of those in the health professions– will be held on Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. at the Cathedral of St. Columba located at 154 W. Wood St. in Youngstown. Bishop George V. Murry, S.J., will preside. A reception will follow in the Cathedral Hall. All are4 welcome. For more information call 330-744-84451 ext. 272 or contact dschmidt@youngstowndiocese.org.

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