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PRAY FOR VOCATIONS
. . . 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�
225 N. Main St. � Hubbard, Ohio 44425 � 330�534�1928 (8�4 Mon�Fri.)�
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LITURGY OF THE WORD/EUCHARIST�
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PASTOR: �
REV. MICHAEL A. SWIERZ�
PRESIDENT, ST. JOSEPH THE
PROVIDER SCHOOL�
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PASTOR EMERITUS: �
REV. TIMOTHY H. O’NEILL�
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DEACONS:�
JOHN BARTOS, JR.�
BOB FRIEDMAN�
MICHAEL MEDVEC�
PASTORAL MINISTER:�
SR. BERNADINE JANCI, SND�
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CONNECT:�
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WEBSITE: StPatsHub.org�
FACEBOOK: @stpatshub�
EMAIL: [email protected]�
FAX: 330�534�0820�
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:�
TWENTY�SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME � SEPTEMBER 26, 2021�
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THEY SAID WE COULDN'T DO IT! I AM SO PROUD OF OUR PARISHIONERS!�
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� Elissa Ely is a psychiatrist in Boston and a frequent contributor to The Boston Globe. In a recent column [July 15,
2021], Dr. Ely recounts the $me she was a student in Boston living in a walk�up apartment in Cambridge. Her landlady
was a kind, quiet widow, whose back door was always open and a cup of tea readily offered to her tenants. �
� Things were not going well for Elissa socially or professionally. Life, she remembers, “felt bleak.” One a0ernoon,
she passed her landlady’s open door. Dr. Ely remembers:�
� “My landlady set out the cup and began to cha4er, as she liked to do. Then she must have sensed the mood,
because she stopped. Several simple words � out of seeming nowhere � followed. I will never forget them.�
� “You", she said, “are a hidden treasure, just wai�ng to be found."�
� “That sentence has kept me company for 30 years. It visits in moments of loneliness, in doubts, a0er mistakes,
when friendships have sadly ended, and whenever there appears to be no clear light ahead. It was not that I believed
what she said. It was that she said it with such fervency. We lean on the faith of others when our own has
disappeared.”�
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Christ speaks in a kind widow’s reassurance to a young woman going through a difficult �me: You are a
hidden treasure, just wai�ng to be found. Jesus asks us to be his disciples by taking on the small
kindnesses that mirror the love of God; he calls us to be prophets by living everyday lives of integrity and
honesty that reflect the jus�ce and peace of God. O&en, it’s a ma'er of “cu)ng off” our self�absorp�on
that prevents us from helping another in distress or “plucking out” our own fears and doubts that blind us
to the struggles of others. Jesus promises us that even the simplest act of compassion or kindness � like
that offered by Dr. Ely’s landlady 30 years ago � will one day be honored by God in his Kingdom. �
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MASS INTENTIONS�
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SUNDAY� September 26, 2021 �
Twenty�Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time�
8:30 AM� Elizabeth Hobart�
� By: Richard Hobart & Natalia Echevestre�
� All Parishioners, Living & Deceased�
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11:00 AM� Frank Dubaj�
� By: Barbara Tracey�
� Mary Ann Catullo�
� By: Marie Harrison�
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MONDAY� September 27, 2021 (St. Vincent de Paul)�
8:30 AM� Mike Chufo�
� By: Marilyn Choppa�
A!er Mass� Miraculous Medal Novena�
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TUESDAY� September 28, 2021 �
8:30 AM� Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion�
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WEDNESDAY �September 29, 2021 (Sts. Michael, Gabriel,
� & Raphael, Archangels)�
8:30 AM� Marian Harris�
� By: Sam & Ki%y Camouse�
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THURSDAY� September 30, 2021 (St. Jerome)�
8:30 AM� Mary & Vincent Sassone�
� By: Beverly Sco%�
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FRIDAY � October 1, 2021 (St. Therese of the Child Jesus)�
8:30 AM� Liturgy of the Word, Holy Communion,
� First Friday Devo�ons to the Sacred
� Heart of Jesus�
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SATURDAY� October 2, 2021 �
Vigil, 27
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Sunday in Ordinary Time�
3:15 PM� Confessions�
4:00 PM� Frank & Pauline Socha�
� By: Cole%a Davis�
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SUNDAY� October 3, 2021 �
Twenty�Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time�
8:30 AM� Mike Chufo�
� By: Patricia Wellman�
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11:00 AM� St. Patrick Memorial Associa8on�
� All Parishioners, Living & Deceased�
� Bap(sms during Mass�
WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS�
Aleksandra Nowak and Joseph Marando�
who were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony
by Fr. Mike at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Basilica �
on September 25, 2021.�
May God bless them with many healthy and happy
years as husband and wife.�
VOTIVE CANDLES�
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� St. Patrick Candle:�
� All Parishioners�
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The Bread and Wine for all Masses�
this week are given in memory of�
Daniel Roch�
By: Mary Ellen Salata�
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT�
NEXT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2021�
9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Benedic�on of the Blessed Sacrament
will close the day of Adora�on at 5:00 pm. �
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Eucharis�c Adora�on allows us to bask in the glow of the divine light.
Before the Blessed Sacrament we can find light in our darkness and
hope in our despair...Spending quality �me with the light of the world
can bring peace and direc�on to our restless pondering heart. �
� � � � �Bishop David Bonnar, Bishop of Youngstown�
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PLEASE PRAY FOR VOCATIONS�
“Would that all the Lord's people were prophets …” All
Catholics share the prophe/c ministry of the Lord
through Bap/sm. Is He calling you to bear witness to
Him in the consecrated life? Contact Father Sco2 Kopp
at [email protected] or 330�744�8451.�
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…�
Bill Cummins Jr. �
Al Deprofio
Angie Dobrovolec�
Karen Eispito�
John Ference�
Mary Ann Ferguson�
Patricia Foley�
Jane Franczkowski�
Edward Fromm�
Roberta Gladys�
Vern Gleydura�
Joyce Graban�
Cass Heinzer�
Ted Heutsche�
Michael Hicks�
Michele Howe�
Logan Hunt�
Mary Jean Hunt�
Mary Kay Jablonski�
Kathleen Johnson�
Mary Kish�
Larry Kobus�
Ethel Krevda�
Sarah Tringhese Lewis�
Kent Lyons�
Bill Magnone�
Mark McAllen�
Ayyson McGill�
Dr. John McM�
Patricia Morell�
Ann Nemkovich�
Dorothy Patrick�
Mary Louise Petrusko�
Shirley Samulka�
Andrew Schank�
George Schur�
April Schuster�
Elizabeth Shank�
Mikayla Smith�
Edward Smusz�
Patrick Sowers�
Jack Stefano�
Syndie Suzelis�
Brendan Tierney�
Hannah Tringhese�
Michelle Kermec
Tringhese�
Barbara Vernell�
John Violi�
Linda Voytko�
Dody Wells�
Edward Wiatrowski�
Phyllis Womer�
If you are seeking prayers for rela0ves and/or friends, email
[email protected] with the names of those you would like
added to the bulle0n prayer list.�
PRIESTHOOD SUNDAY�
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021�
Gracious and loving God, we thank you for the gi� of our priests.
Through them, we experience your presence in the sacraments.
Help our priests to be strong in their voca�on. Set their souls on fire
with love for your people. Grant
them the wisdom, understanding,
and strength they need to follow in
the footsteps of Jesus. Inspire them
with the vision of your Kingdom.
Give them the words they need to spread the Gospel. Allow them to
experience joy in their ministry. Help them to become instruments
of your divine grace. We ask this through Jesus Christ, who lives and
reigns as our Eternal Priest. WE MOST ESPECIALLY THANK YOU,
GOD, FOR THE GIFT OF FR. MIKE. AMEN.�
INOUR PARISH�
LITURGICAL MINISTERS�
October 2 at 4:00 p.m.�
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: �
M: Teri Ray, J: Debbie Beasley�
Lectors: Mary Joy Stremlau, Tom Beasley�
Altar Servers: Daniel Yoder�
AED responder: Mary Joy Stremlau RN�
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October 3 at 8:30 a.m.�
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:�
M: Anthony Corrin, J: Teresa Feigert�
Lectors: Janice Kaufman, Paul Zuzik�
Altar Servers: Thomas Pesa & Dominic Giancola�
AED responder: Becky Kavalesky LPN�
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October 3 at 11:00 a.m.�
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:�
M: Bill Morgan J: Becky Prelee�
Lectors: Lori Garon, Courtney Clark�
Altar Servers: AJ, Tim, Nate & Sam Wirtz�
Children's Liturgy of the Word: Jennifer Gasser�
AED responder: Mary Lou Lazor RN�
THE BEAUTY OF OUR FAITH SERIES�
This week we look at the�
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� Every September 29 the
Catholic Church celebrates a feast
of three archangels: Michael,
Gabriel, and Raphael. The word
archangel appears once in the
Bible, in reference to Michael (Jude
9). Tradi'on has added the other
two names to the list because both play significant roles
with him in the bible.�
� Raphael appears in the Book of Tobit, where he is both
matchmaker and healer.
Gabriel is best known for
his appearances in the
New Testament. He
announces to Zechariah
the forthcoming birth of
John the Bap'st (Luke
1:13, 19), and most
famously he announces to
Mary that she will conceive
Jesus (Luke 1:26�38).�
� Michael appears in
the Book of Daniel as a defender of the chosen people (see
chapters 10 and 12). In Jude he disputes with the devil
over the body of Moses. And in Revela'on he and his
angels fight the dragon. Michael is the patron of police and
others who protect the welfare of people.�
� No church had ever been dedicated to Michael un'l
the sixth century, when the faithful erected one on the Via
Salaria in Rome. It was dedicated on September 29, which
became the Feast of St. Michael on the Roman calendar.
The other two archangels were added to this day a9er the
Second Va'can Council. The Collect for the Mass stresses
two func'ons of the archangels: They defend the Chris'an
people, and they minister to God in heaven.�
� A fourth archangel, Uriel, is acknowledged in Chris'an
tradi'on, though he does not appear in the Bible, and
hence has no place on the liturgical calendar. The
apocryphal gospels say he carried John the Bap'st and his
mother Elizabeth to join Jesus, Mary, and Joseph on the
flight into Egypt. Uriel is one of the characters in Leonardo
de Vinci’s masterpiece, Virgin of the Rocks. �
Bulle�n Inserts for the Liturgical Life of the Parish: Mary, the Saints, and Angels �
© 2020 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publica�ons. All rights
reserved. Wri%en by Paul Turner.�
Dear Friends,�
� There are not enough "Thank You's" in the world
to express my deep gra tude to Father Mike, our St.
Patrick Staff and all of you in our parish family. My
"80
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has been "over the top".
Thank you for your prayers,
cards, gi)s, and deligh*ul
smiles. Truly I have been
blessed by the Lord. It is a
great joy to be part of the St.
Patrick Family.�
� I will let you know when I actually schedule my
trip. Of course, since I s ll must be able to walk
around, it cannot wait un l my next significant
birthday!�
� May you know God's Peace. Keep an eternally
young spirit in your heart.�
Sister Bernadine�
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH…�
Tuesday� � 9/28/2021�
6:00 pm� � Altar & Rosary Mee2ng/PC�
Wednesday� 9/29/2021�
6:00�7:30 pm� Choir Prac2ce/PC�
Sunday� � 10/3/2021�
9:30�10:45 am� PSR for Gr. K�8/School�
9:45�10:45 am� Teen Ministry/School�
1:00 pm� � Celebrate/PC�
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BULLETIN DEADLINE�
Thursday, September 30 for October 10, 2021 bulle�n �
Please email ar�cles to be included in upcoming bulle�ns to
50 / 50 “POT OF GOLD” �
The Pot of Gold number for September 19 was #0095. There
was no winner. The winner would have received $563.00.�
ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY MEETING�
New members are welcome to the Altar & Rosary mee/ng on
Tuesday, September 28 at 6:00 pm in the Parish Center.�
INOUR PARISH�
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BEGINS NEXT WEEK…A NEW MINISTRY
JUST FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEENS �
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B#$%&' S(&)*+, O,-./#0 3 *- 9:45�10:45 *6
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OCTOBER SCHEDULE: �
October 3
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classes will be
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� Cheney (School Rm. 208) �
At the class sessions we will discuss:
What is Catholic Social Teaching
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What does St. Joseph, Defender of
� Life, have to do with us?
What is Human Dignity? �
What does Pro�Life mean?�
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October 17
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: Call to Ac/on � (Service) �
October 24
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: Halloween Hayride at Countryside Farm �
(All par/cipa/ng students will receive service hours for
learning and hands�on service projects)�
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2021�2022 CELEBRATE NEWS�
Our CELEBRATE senior team will begin mee/ng on Sunday,
Oct. 3 at 1:00 pm in the parish center. �
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ATTENTION TO ALL OF OUR �
YOUNG ADULTS �
We are in the process of upda/ng our parish records and for
those young adults s/ll listed on your parents' registra/on
forms, we would� invite you now� to pick up your
own� registra/on form at the Parish office or at Church to
complete and return to us. You can drop it in the collec/on
basket as well. Thank you so much for being a Missionary
Disciple of Jesus. �Deacon Michael�
BLESSING OF PETS� MONDAY, OCT. 4�
There will be a Blessing of Pets
on Monday, Oct. 4, at 6:30 pm in
the parking lot by the parish
center. October 4 is the feast of
St. Francis of Assisi, who had an
affinity for all the creatures of
God's crea$on. All are welcome to a.end. �
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BOSCOV'S GRAND OPENING CHARITY DAY �
SHOP�FOR�A�CAUSE (less than 2 weeks away)�
On Thursday, Oct. 7, (2 days before the grand opening) Boscov's
(Eastwood Mall) will hold a Charity Day. A special shopping pass
en0tles you to entry on Oct. 7 and first pick of the grand opening
specials and a free gi! and refreshments. You can purchase a $5
shopping pass at the parish house during regular hours. All
shopping pass sales benefit St. Pat's Fire Restora8on Fund, 100%.
Ques8ons? Please call the parish house.�
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PARISH HAYRIDE�
Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 24, 5:00 pm for our
parish hayride at Countryside Farm in Poland. There will be a
picnic and fun for all ages!�
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OCTOBER FOOD PANTRY AND EMERGENCY
OUTREACH MINISTRY�
The October Food Pantry will be Saturday, October 9, 2021 from
7:30�9:30 am in the parish center. For the month of October,
Canned Fruit is needed. However, all pantry or toiletry items are
welcome during any month. Help fill our pantry in order for us to
help those in need! Baskets are at the doors of the parish center.�
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OCTOBER�MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY�
The Rosary is a well�loved Catholic devo/on that combines vocal
and mental prayer. The Rosary
helps us to pray to Jesus through
Mary. There is power in the
Rosary. The most important
power it has is that it leads us into
a deeper union with Jesus and
Mary, engraving more deeply in our being the saving mysteries
of our faith, the source of our hope and the cause of our love.
Therefore, we will gather together as a faith community ½ hour
before each of our weekend Masses in October to pray this
beau/ful prayer. We ask that as you enter church for Mass,
please be a2en/ve to those in prayer. Please join us!�
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WINTER COAT DRIVE�
� We will begin our winter coat drive on the weekend of
October 2, 2021 and end the weekend of November� 27�28.
There will be containers in the Church entrance.�
� We ask that they are clean, gently used winter coats.
Gloves, hats and scarves along with men's heavy socks will be
accepted. As always if you choose to purchase any of these items
to donate� they will be greatly appreciated as well. These items
will be then taken to Trumbull County Catholic Chari/es for the
homeless and those in need. �Deacon Michael�
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Our adver$sers make this bulle$n possible.�
Our featured sponsor this week is: �
Countryside at the Elmwood Assisted Living�
330�568�8127�
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS�
Are you interested in finding out more about the Catholic
Church? Is your spouse, fiancé, neighbor or friend
interested? The RCIA process enables those who are
interested in finding out more
about the Catholic faith to come
and "find out what it is all about."
Most o�en, people join us
because they are invited. Be the
voice of Christ and offer the first invita on. The RCIA
process is for unbap/zed, those bap/zed in another faith
tradi/on, as well as, adults who have been bap/zed Catholic
and have not celebrated the sacraments of Eucharist and
Confirma/on. �
Please call Fr. Mike or Deacon Bob at the parish house for
more informa on.�
DEACON JOHN'S STEWARDSHIP COLUMN�
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We need them in life’s early morning,
� we need them again at the close;
We feel their warm clasp of true friendship,
� we need them when tas�ng life’s �woes.
At the altar each day we behold them,
� And the hands of a king on his throne
are not equal to them in their greatness;
� their dignity stands all alone;
And when we are tempted and wander
� to pathways of shame and of sin,
It’s the hand of a priest will absolve us ��
� not once, but again and again;
And when we are taking life’s partner,
other hands may prepare us a feast,
But the hand that will bless and unite us
� is the beau�ful hand of a priest.
God bless them and keep them all holy
� for the Host which their fingers caress;
When can a poor sinner do be%er than
� to ask Him to guide thee and bless?
When at the hour of death comes upon us
� may our courage and strength be increased
by seeing raised over us in blessing the
� beau�ful hands of a priest! �Anonymous�
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Thank you to Fr. Mike for answering the call to Priesthood.
We are all blessed because of you! �
God bless you, Deacon John Bartos �
SHARING OUR TREASURE�
“Anyone who gives you a cup of water to drink because you
belong to Christ, amen, I say to you, will surely not lose his
reward.” Mark 9:41�
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We are made in God’s image and likeness. We tend to forget
this. When you look at others, do you see the face of Jesus in
them? When others look at you, do they see the face of Jesus
in you? When we realize that all lives ma2er to God, then
gra/tude and generously become easier. Why? Because that’s
the way we are made! We are one Body of Christ; when one of
us is hur/ng, all of us feel the pain.�
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Weekend Collec�on for Sept. 18/19, 2021�
� Automa/c Collec/on� � $ 2,198.49� 28 Envelopes�
� Children� � $� 5.00� 5 Envelopes�
� Sunday Offertory� � $ 10,123.00� 251 Envelopes �
� Sunday Total� � $ 12,326.49�
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� Improvement� � $ 83.65�
� Future Full of Hope Matching Fund� $ 323.12 ($181,986.67 to date)�
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Collec�on for hurricane relief�� $ 1,462.00�
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� Our electronic dona8on program is at: �
www.stpatshub.org/donate/. �
THANK YOU to our parish family for your generosity. �
SHARING OUR TREASURE�
STEWARDSHIP�
Deacon Michael & Donna Medvec�
THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING FOR YOUR
DONATION TO OUR CAMPAIGN:�
DONATIONS MADE IN MEMORY OF THE
FOLLOWING:�
OF INTEREST IN THE AREA�
FROM THE DIOCESE�
Virginia Trolio� Ray Wells�
CHRIST OUR SAVIOR PARISH OCTOBERFEST�
Oct. 1 & 2, 5�11 pm in St. Nicholas Parish Hall (Struthers).�
Tradi/onal German beverages and food. Entertainment from �
7�10 pm.�
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ST. JUDE CHURCH (COLUMBIANA) CRAFT SHOW
VENDORS SOUGHT�
Show is on Sat. Nov. 20. Handcra<er items only. Call 330�482�2351.�
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On this Priesthood Sunday, please pray for our
diocesan seminarians, in forma on to become
our future priests. May God fill their hearts with
love for Him and the Church. �
BLESSED ONE: EVERY LIFE MATTERS FROM
CONCEPTION TO NATURAL DEATH!�
On Sunday, Oct. 10 at 6:30 pm in St. Chris/ne Church
(Youngstown) there will be a night of pro�life speakers
including Bishop David Bonnar. All are welcome to come to
pray for LIFE. A recep/on will follow. Ques/ons can be directed
to 330�744�8451, x 272.�
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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
and nourished through our celebra on of the Eucharist and the Word. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, we strive to
meet the spiritual and physical needs of our parish family and the world community.�
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ADMINISTRATION OFFICE�
Monday‒Friday���������������������������������������������8:00 a.m.‒4:00 p.m.�
RELIGIOUS ED. & TEEN MINISTRY OFFICES�
Monday‒Thursday����������������������������������������9:00 a.m.‒4:00 p.m. �
Sunday���������������������������������9:30‒10:45 a.m. (During PSR hours)�
Sunday Morning only����������������������������������������������330�534�2509�
Email�������������������������������������������������[email protected]�
EUCHARIST�
Saturday Vigil�����������������������������������������������������������������4:00 p.m.�
Sunday������������������������������������������������������8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.�
Holy Day���������������������������������������������������������������Consult Bulle/n�
Weekday������������������������������������������������������������������������8:30 a.m.�
BAPTISM�
Third weekend of each month, during any weekend Mass, or a-er 11 Mass.
Prepara�on class required (1st Sunday each month 12:30 pm)�
RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 3:15 p.m.�
MARRIAGE: Arrangements made with Priest at least �
SIX MONTHS prior to desired date. �
R.C.I.A.: Tuesday Night� for informa�on call Deacon Bob�
PARISH OFFICE EMAIL: [email protected]�
PARISH STAFF�
Rev. Michael Swierz��������������������������������������������������Pastor�
������President, St. Joseph The Provider School Youngstown�
Rev. Timothy H. O’Neill������������������������������Pastor Emeritus�
Deacon Robert Friedman�����������������������Pastoral Associate�
Deacon John Bartos�����������������������Director of Stewardship�
Deacon Michael Medvec..Director of Missionary Discipleship�
Sr. Bernadine Janci S.N.D.������������������������Pastoral Minister�
Karen Bartos����������������Coordinator of Religious Educa'on�
Gretchen Kuhns�������������������������Director of Music Ministry�
Lisa Hosack���������������������Director of Finance & Opera'ons�
Joe Spurio������������������������������������������������������Choir Director�
Teri Ray���������������Coordinator of Celebrate/Adm. Assistant�
Kathy Lucci………………… Bulle'n Editor, Website Manager�
Barb Murdock����������������������������������������������Office Assistant�
Chris'ne Trinckes……..…………………������Pre�School Director�
Leonard Ray…………Director of Maintenance & Opera'ons�
225 NORTH MAIN STREET • HUBBARD, OHIO 44425�
Website: www.stpatshub.org • Phone: 330�534�1928 • Fax: 330�534�0820 • Church Hall: 330�534�4219 �
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Youngstown, OH 44501Email: [email protected]
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Owned & Operated by the Kyle Family for 4 Generations
Stewart-KyleFuneral Home
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David Thompson Territory [email protected]
office 330-729-5515 cell 330-559-61023870 Hendrix Road, Youngstown
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Jerry Balestrinorisk management advisor
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