A S R Pre-school / PSR ....................... Sunday 10:15 to 11:30 AM PSR Grades 1 through 8: .............. Monday 6:30 to 7:45PM AYM High (Assumption Y outh Ministry for H.S. Students Rob Morel .................................. (216)-280-6777

H R Hall and Fellowship Rentals Jim Jarosz ................................... (440)-526-1177 Ext. 226

C Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45pm and after 4:00pm Mass until the last one is heard. By appointment on request at the Rectory.

R Every Wednesday after the 8:30am Mass, 1st Saturday of the month after the 8:30am Mass, Sunday after the 9:00 & 10:30am Masses in the Church

W Call the Rectory at least 6 months before the desired wedding date. Wedding times: 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM

R New parishioners are always welcome at Assumption Church.

Please Register as soon as possible at the Rectory (18 years and older). If you move out of the parish, please notify the Rectory.

B

The First and Third Sunday of each month. Pre-Baptism class is required. Classes are January, May and September.

Please call the Rectory to schedule the Baptism.

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D M Monday - Friday ....................................................... 6:30 AM Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat ..................................... 8:30 AM

S M Obligation may be fulfilled by attending... Saturday ..................................................................... 4:00 PM Sunday ........ 7:30, 9:00, 10:30AM and 12:15PM and 6:00PM

H D M Eve of Holy Days: ..................................................... 4:00 PM Holy Days: ...................... 6:30, 9:00 AM 12:00 and 7:00 PM

P S Rev. Justin Dyrwal, O.S.B. ........................................... Pastor Rev. Louis Carey, O.S.B. .............................. Assistant Pastor Rev. Mr. Dave Streeter ............................................... Deacon Rev. Finbar Ramsak, O.S.B. ...................... Weekend Assistant Mr. William DiBacco .. Principal of Assumption Academy & Pre-Kindergarten Barb Tomusko ..................... Director of Religious Education Jeanette Provenzale ............... D.R.E. Secretary 440-526-6690 David Bird .................................................. Director of Music Diane D’Agnese ............................................ Parish Secretary Millie McGonegal ...................................... Evening Secretary Claudette Reszler .................................................. Bookkeeper Rectory .................................................. 440 526-1177 School ................................................... 440-526-4877 Convent ................................................. 440-526-4069

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Monday & Wednesday 9:00am - 4:00pm Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am - 7:00pm

Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday C B D : Tuesday 12:00 Noon (for the upcoming Sunday)

9183 BROADVIEW ROAD, BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, OH 44147 PH: 440 526-1177 FX: 440 526-2838 e-mail: coarectory@att.net Website: www.coabvm.org

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PRAYER REQUEST LINES: Poor Clare Nuns: 216 361-0783

Sisters of St. Joseph: 216 252-0548 Sisters of Notre Dame 440 279-1163

CCR Church Cry Room LRN Lower Rectory Nursery FC/G Family Center/Gym LOCH Lower Old Church Hall FR Fellowship Room LSC Large School Cafeteria HK Hall Kitchen SSC Small School Cafeteria LRH Lower Rectory Hall UOCH Upper Old Church Hall CR Conference Room

SUNDAY, August 26th — T -F S I O T 7:30 am + Michael C. Mahar… Frank & Jane Dinda 9:00 am + Pasquale Liberatore… Wife Angela 10:30 am + Parishioners… Benedictine Fathers 12:15 pm + Blanche Lutz… Kafcsak Family 6:00 pm + Karen Danielek… Phil & Rose

MONDAY, August 27 — Saint Monica 6:30 am + Helene Vogt… Harry & Betty Schmidt 8:30 am + Helen Sabo… Anthony & Leila TUESDAY, August 28 — Saint Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the

Church 6:30 am HL/BL Kaitlyn Kaiser...Marcia WEDNESDAY, August 29 — The Passion of Saint John the Baptist 6:30 am + Ed Zastawny… Wife Pat 8:30 am + John Petsock… Bernie & Marie Maruk THURSDAY, August 30 — Weekday 6:30 am + Helen Vogt… Zabrecky Family 8:30 am + Therese Holdyk… Tomusko Family FRIDAY, August 31 — Weekday 6:30 am + Helene B. Vogt… Ken & Mary Alice Sikora 8:30 am + Daniel Ziegler… Wife Betty and Family FIRST SATURDAY, September 1st — Weekday 8:30 am + Blanche Lutz… Kafcsak Family 4:00 pm ++ Edward & Marcella O’Toole… Family SUNDAY, September 2nd — T -S S O

T 7:30 am + Jackie Herchl… Val & Angela Camardo 9:00 am + Mother’s Day Remembrance… Altar & Rosary Society 10:30 am + Parishioners… Benedictine Fathers 12:15 pm + Mary Jane D’Amico… Reszler Family 6:00 pm + Benedictine Order… Kaczmar Family HL/BL Denotes ‘Health & Blessings’ + Denotes ‘Deceased’

MASS INTENTIONS From... St. Louis Parish, Mirebalais, Haiti Every Friday 6:30am HL/BL Assumption Parish… Monsignor Leveque Bien-Aime

THIS WEEK AT ASSUMPTION SUNDAY, August 26th ....................................

MONDAY, August 27th Bible Study .................................... 7:00-9:00pm LRH with Abbot Clement (Summer Break - will resume in Sept 10

TUESDAY, August 28th Boy Scout Troop 810 ..................... 7:00-8:30pm LOCH

WEDNESDAY, August 29th .........................................................

THURSDAY, August 30th .......................................................

FRIDAY, August 31 ......................

SATURDAY, September 1st ...........

SUNDAY, September 2nd .................

P S There are frozen pierogi available for sale at $8 a dozen. We have potato and prune left. If you are interested in purchasing any, please call Christine

at 440 527-4845 to make arrangements for pick up. Thank you

The A R S is organizing its Annual Pilgrimage for Saturday, October 6th. Mark the date on your calendar!! Further details are coming. All parishioners are welcome to join us!!

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B C Our next Baptism Class will be September 12 at 7:00pm in the Lower Rectory Hall This class is for parents who are preparing for baptism of their first child.

R C A (RCIA) The Assumption RCIA begins Tuesday, September

18, 2018. If you are interested in becoming a Catholic, or know someone that may be interested please call the rectory. RCIA is a process for baptized persons and unbaptized per-sons to prepare them to enter the Catholic Faith. These indi-viduals will be brought into the Catholic Church at the Satur-day Easter Vigil 2019. Have any questions, or would like to register contact Deacon Streeter at the rectory 440-526-1177 ext. 228. Thank Y ou

Captain Jerod Burns, Air Force, stationed overseas Staff Sgt. Zachary J. Leuhsler, USMC, Camp Lejeune Col. George Lewis, Deputy Chief of Staff Force Staff Sgt. Eric Schmidt, Army, Afghanistan SPC4 David Scholle, Abu Dhabi Captain Michael S. Schumacher, US Army, Germany Staff Sgt. Kyle See, Sr. Airman, Scotts Air Force Base MSgt Gregory Seelie, US Air Force, Vandenberg. AFB Sgt. Daniel Sotak, Air Force, Overseas 1st Lt Rick Sweetnich, US Air Force, Afghanistan Col. Martin Timko, W. VA

Heavenly Father , be with our men & women as they serve our country. We pray for all those in the service,

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE M , A 27 8:30am Server ........... Dorsey, Hering

W , A 29 8:30am Server ........... J. & S. Hill

T , A 30 8:30am Servers ....... Horvath, B. Hyland

F , A 31st 8:30am Servers ....... Kulig, E. Litras

S , S 1st 8:30am Servers ....... E. Verderber 4:00pm Servers ....... Dorsey, Smarty Readers ...... Leslie Ministers .... Freas’, Contugo, Croft, Knuff

S , S 2 Nursing Home Ministers Bertram, Lewis 7:30am Servers ....... A. & D. Arcuri Reader ........ Dinda Ministers .... Bastyr, Harabedian, James, F.Dinda, Luke 9:00am Servers ....... J. & S. Hill Children’s Liturgy ...... Craig Nirosky Reader ........ Jalen Ministers .... Abraham, Filipkowski, Bertram, Ciolek, Hahn 10:30am Servers ....... Schlueter, Stout Children’s Liturgy ...... Kathy Mewhinney Reader ........ Chrzanowski Ministers .... Bedard, Klein, Liberatore, Maldonado, Genco 12:15pm Servers ....... S. & E. Verderber Reader ........ Fodor Ministers .... Batarys, Balzer, D. Fodor, Fini 6:00pm Servers ....... Zahler, Woytek Reader ........ Dicocco Ministers .... Vyhnaleks, Mastellone, Nogle, Dzurnak

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Pastor Notes

T he events surrounding the results of the Pennsylvania Grand Jury have certainly been uppermost in many

people’s thoughts. Since other clergy gave their statements, I will also give one of my own. Like all of you, I am deeply hurt for the children who suffered the life-long effects of being abused. When a child is beaten, bullied or verbally abused, the effects linger on even when help is received. This is particularly true of sexual abuse. Unlike most of you, I lived in Pennsylvania when some of this was going on, not as a priest or religious, but as a person in the pews, as you are. So I do understand your feeling of outrage that such nonsense would go on at the hands of people who work on behalf of the Church, whether lay or religious. Like you, I had to make a choice: leave the Church because I was disappointed at the actions of a few of its members or work at seeing the good that lay beneath this layer of muck. I chose the latter course. While I did know of some of the clergy who perpetrated these horrible crimes, these priests were not at St. Gabriel’s on the north side where I grew up. Nor did I experience anything of this sort, thankfully. I made my decision to stay with the Church because the crimes described in the indictment are not who the church really is. The Church is greater than all of this. Founded by Christ Himself, the Church in her sacraments and her teaching reflect the love of Christ, even though her leaders may make tragic mistakes at times. It is this that we must focus on; our faith is greater than all these crimes, God will bring good from this, even if it is to make sure such a travesty never happens again. We at Assumption are committed to providing a safe environment for you children. Let us pray for the Church that she may heal from these unfortunate events and for those who have sinned so mortally that they may repent.

A S S C Once again, we are collecting basic school supply items for distribution at the Thea Bowman Center and for our children in Haiti. Bins will be in the back of the church through Labor Day weekend. Basic items such as pens, rulers, solar calculators, maps, folders, glue sticks, paper, colored pencils, notebooks, and quadrille type composition books may be placed in bins in back of church.

Soccer balls, ball pumps, and jump ropes are real treasurers. Your thoughtful donation is always appreciated!!

Many blessings. Members of Hands and Hearts with Haiti and

Human Care Committees.

L / M The new schedules are in the Sacristy for you to pick up.

Brynlee Mae Sedlock

A C For more information on Eucharistic Adoration please contact Marcia Kaiser at 440-503-5593. Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest. (Matthew 11:28)

KEEP THE DECEASED IN YOUR PRAYERS Dr. David Oldenburgh, Brother of Kathy Goodwin

All Victims of Violence

—F Q —For August 26th

Readings: Joshua 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Ephesians 5: 21-32; John 6:60-69

1. As for me and my house, whom will we serve? How will we serve?

2. What does it mean to love someone as Christ loves the Church?

3. What sayings of Jesus do I find especially hard to accept? 4. Have I ever been tempted to “fall away” from the Church? 5. I live as a follower of the risen Crist when I ….?

Rose Adkins Gloria Alletto David Antonelli Betty Behal Judy & Leo Bender Geraldine Bialkowski Rodney Bird Alice Blazak Rosie Borisz Helen Boruszewski Jim Carni John Ciolek Edward Cowan Larry Cuy Anne Davis June Davis Deacon Dave Streeter Anita Demetriades Gary Dewalt Frank & Millie Dominik Robert Ellsworth Lou Erste Russ Falcone Philip Falzarano Raymond Fantozzi Ferron Family Gerry Froelich Regina Gacka Renee Gauntner Rosalie Gaziano Frank Gigliotti Peter B. Goik Kyle Grafmeyer Donna Gregory David Grzybowski Debbie Harding Todd Hayko Frances Hedervary

Larry Hendricks Dori Herout Don Hiller Agnes Hudac Sara Ianiro Millie Kalal Richard Kall Lois Kaplan Kathy Kartisek Chris Katricak Judy Kobus Bernie Kobzowicz Therese Kopec Carole Kopowski Don Kozlowski Norma Kuchera Joseph Lewis Mattie Lewis Preston Lewis Donna Lockhart Sophie Luca Frank Lukez Justin Mahoney Tracy Mahoney Tessa May Pat McIntire Donna McManamon Joan McSweeney Jackie Melnyk Tatiana Moss Barbara Moughan Grace Nagel Richard Nemeth Barb Niro Sam Niro Gary Paulenske Ken Piechowiak Elaine Reichel

Alex Rito Terry Robejsek Bruce Roda Kim Rogers Cindy Rokovitz Robert Sabal Tyler Salerno Susann Sarota Louise & Robert Scalero Harry Schmidt Doris Sczurek Daniel Sedio John Sepik Maria Sieder Michael Silvestro Dee & Ken Skirbin Madeline Slonkosky Clare Spittler Carol Stanhope Stech Family Eileen Stepp Douglas Stos Richard Sulkowski Jamie Takacs Steve Takacs Tom Thomas Rita Timko Dorothy Virzi Joan Waibel Frances Werstak Lucylle Wesolowski Frank White Loretta Zawislan Katelyn Zentner Madelyn Zentner Elaine Zidek Helen Ziolkowski Frederick Zwegat

Lord Hear Our Prayers For the following parishioners, family members or friends that are ill.

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D ’ C “…We will serve the Lord.” Joshua 24:15 “Does it please you to serve the Lord?” Joshua asked at Shechem. “Decide today.” And the people answered: “Far be it from us to forsake the Lord for the service of other gods,” going on to name the deeds the Lord had done for them. Centuries later, after hearing Jesus call himself bread to be eaten, descendants of those at Shechem said: “This saying is hard, who can accept it?” And they “no longer accompanied him.” Jesus then asked the Twelve if they would leave, too. Simon answered for all: “We have come to believe and are convinced you are the Holy One of God.” People find some of Jesus’ teachings very hard to accept. Some of the disciples mentioned in today’s Gos-pel are no exception. They could not accept what Jesus had just said about Himself as the bread of life, as they left. We often hear, “I’m not religious, but I am very spiritual.” Either the per-son has seen and rejected a life of faith, or has not understood what a life of faith requires and is seeking meaning and emotional comfort elsewhere. We bear some responsibility for this. The best way for people to recognize Jesus is through our example. Every day we face options to live our faith openly: to respect life in all its forms, to treat our neighbor as we would like to be treat-ed, to be honest and hard-working, to be loyal and kind, to take care of our resources, to show care and concern for children, the hungry, the sick and the elderly, and to share our blessings. Bracelets inscribed with the letters WWJD? (What Would Jesus Do?) have become very popular. Perhaps a better way to say this is, “What Would Jesus Have ME Do?” The responsibility is not on Jesus but on us. Like Joshua in today’s first reading, “Decide today whom you will serve…we will serve the Lord. ”Are you walking the walk or just talking the talk?

30th Annual Appalachian* Collection will support the following local charitable organization this year

Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Diocese of Cleveland This year, the Appalachian Collection will support people in need

residing in the Lorain, Ohio area. The Knights of Columbus of Our Lady of Charity Council 14406 would appreciate donations of household goods, including small appliances, cooking utensils, dishes, sheets, blankets, towels, all clothing and toys. Monetary donations will also be accepted and are greatly appreciated. Re-

ceipts will be provided for all donations. “When considering your donation, please keep in mind that broken

items or items that are harshly used are more of a burden to the Collection than a blessing.”

A good rule of thumb defining a worthy donation - - donate only items that you would donate to your neighbor and they would use.

A complete list of items needed (and not needed) can be found at www.kofc14406.org/Collection. Please review the list to determine if the item you plan on donating

is needed. If you wish to learn more about the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, their website is www.svdpcle.org Please bring your donations to the 53’ trailer in the St. Basil church

parking lot on: Saturday, September 22nd 8:00am until 6:00pm

Unfortunately we are unable to pick donations up - items must be brought to the above collection point.

Many volunteers are needed to help with this project. If you are able to help in any capacity, please sign up at www.kofc14406.org/Collection . You will be glad you took the time.

If you have further questions, please contact Ken Peters at 216-849-1434.

A C Z ' B S : GET READY FOR ANOTHER EXCITING NEW TOPIC

FOR DISCUSSION! Bible Study will be starting up again on September 10th with: The book "Unbound, A practical Guide to Deliverance" written by Catholic author Neal Lozano. There will be more details before class start up in September. Sessions will be held the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month starting at 7pm to 8:30pm in the Lower Rectory at Assumption Church in Broadview Heights. † Drop in - Attend any session based on your availability

and schedule!

† Just show up! Questions can be directed to Mickie Zalar at 440-237-7155

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R E Mrs. Barbara Tomusko, Directory of Religious Education August – dedicated to Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary The children of the parish have begun a new school year this week. May they also “grow in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man.” Luke 2:52 New beginnings can be difficult. Whether it is a new school year or a new job, we can take comfort and direction in the Words of Scripture – to be unafraid and face all circumstances, knowing that God is with us at every turn with the sure hope that His Spirit will guide us into all knowledge and everything we desire for our highest good. It is important to have a plan to grow in wisdom and knowledge and to schedule quiet time to center ourselves, find our path, and then proceed with confi-dence. As the prophet Jeremiah stated, “You will seek me and you will find me when you seek me with all your heart.” Jeremi-ah 29:13 God’s plan for us is for our happiness – trust the plan! The Office of Religious Education is looking for Catechists for the Children’s Liturgy Ministry on Sunday Mornings and for classroom helpers for PSR on Monday evenings. Persons who would like to share their faith with our young parishioners are encouraged to join this Ministry. Training is available - and the benefits are out of this world! Call for more information – 440-526-6690. PSR begins Sept 10 this year for children in Grades 1 through 8. Registration Forms are available in the Rectory Of-fice or online at www.coabvm.org, or contact the Office of Reli-gious Education at 440-526-6690 to have one sent to you via email.

Dear Assumption Parishioners and Families,

I send you greetings from the Academy Staff and myself. I am writing this to you on Tuesday the 21st. We start school

on Wednesday the 22nd, filled with faith, hope and vibrancy. The Faculty met as one, for prayers and our Opening Faculty meeting. We spent time organizing, planning, and getting re-acquainted with each other. Besides myself, we have two other new teachers joining our Faculty this year. Mrs. Padilla is our 4th Grade Teacher. Mrs. Hanna will be teaching Art, and Tech-nology. We welcome them into our Assumption family. Our schedule for the week included a special 1st day greeting at the front doors complete with photos, a ‘Welcome back to school’ assembly, a staggered start by Kindergarten, and our first school Mass on Friday. Our first week was 3 days. This week of the 27th we have a full week. Activities include; a visit from our Band Director, Mrs. DiCarlo with Gr. 4, a STREAM In-service for teachers, a PRE-K parent meeting, a Gr 8 ‘Got Prayer Retreat’ to Camp Christopher, and Friday Mass. It was very nice meeting so many Parishioners and Academy parents at the Parish Picnic. It was a great turn-out. I enjoyed the hospitality and food. Thanks to all who volunteered and supported the picnic. Please join us for our school Masses Friday morning. Continue to pray for the Academy and we in turn will pray for you. “Make your light shine, so that others will see the good that you do

and will praise your Father in Heaven.” Matthew 5:16 Peace be with you, Mr. William DiBacco, Assumption Academy Principal

A R C B C will be available for sale at the bakery table at the parish picnic.

Dinner is $27, & includes 1 dozen clams, 1/2 chicken, sweet potato, corn on the cob, broth, roll & butter. An extra dozen

clams may be purchased for $8 with dinner purchase.... ADVANCE SALE ONLY

Beer, wine and soda will be sold on site. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 at 6:00pm

Catered by Christopher Kafcsak of Nomad Culinary sponsored by Altar & Rosary

Tickets are available at the Rectory during normal business hours.

COLLECT BLESSINGS FOR HEAVEN Please consider volunteering for the ONE DAY 30th Annual

Appalachian* Collection on Saturday September 22, in the St. Basil the Great parking lot.

To register for a time slot and view photos from last year’s event, please visit www.kofc14406.org/Collection and complete the scheduling sheet. All that is involved is removing donations from cars and placing them in the 53’ long trailers. It is as simple and easy as that. All help is welcome. Young, old, and in-between. This is a perfect event if you or your organization is looking for service hours. If you don’t need service hours, consider helping any-way – it will aid your entry into heaven. Take the time, you will not regret it. Some statistics from last year… Last year’s collection brought 80 volunteers together contrib-uting 246 volunteer hours during the single day event. 400 ve-hicles were off loaded and two 53’ trailers were filled complete-ly. Please call Ken Peters at 216-849-1434 with questions – hope to see you there.

Please consider helping - - we make it fun. May God bless you and your family.

CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP

Totals for August 18th & 19th ....................... $ 14,065.00 Expenses ....................................................... $ 18,267.00

Shortfall ..................................... $ 4,202.00 Make your life easier - consider supporting Assumption Church

through ‘WeShare’ at https://www.churchgiving.com/?pc=m5h39q91 follow all prompts.

GIFT CARD PROGRAM

Sales for week ending August 9th ................... $ 6,480.00 Profit ............................................................... $ 259.00

Thank You!! Labor Day weekend is next weekend! Be sure to pickup your grocery gift cards before shopping for all your cookout

supplies! We carry Acme, Giant Eagle, Heinen’s, and Marc’s. With every $25 or $100 gift card purchase, the

parish earns a 2% to 4% profit! Now there’s a reason to get out and grill and celebrate!

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Are you grieving the loss of a family member, a friend or a loved one? Holy Family Hospice invites you to join our Grief & Healing support group. This is an 8-week bereavement support group where members will meet others who have suffered loss, ex-plore their individual grief process & gain knowledge & in-sight of useful grief coping skills to help them begin to heal.

Thursday Afternoons August 23rd - October 11th 1:30pm-3:00pm at Holy Family Home, 6707 State Rd. Parma Registration is required by Wednesday, August 15th. For more info or to register, contact Erin Hout at 440 545-7032 or ehout@holyfamilyhome.com. This group is open to the com-munity & free.

PILGRIMAGE OF THE SAINTS AT SISTERS OF THE INCARNATE WORD On Sunday, Sept 9th, the Sisters and Associ-ates of the Incarnate Word will be hosting a Pilgrimage of the Saints on the property of the Sisters located at 6618 Pearl Road in Parma Heights. Pilgrims will gather in St. Joseph Hall at 2:00pm. We will be touring the grounds while praying at each of the holy places on our property. Refreshments will be served in St. Joseph Hall at the conclusion of the Pil-grimage. It will be a wonderful time for prayer & fellowship with our Sisters and Associates. There is no cost to participate & formal reg-istration is not required, however we do ask that you call or email with the number of people who will be attending: 440.886.6440, ext. 415 or email siwdevelop-ment@yahoo.com. Also please call or email if you have any questions.

A R G All Are Welcome

The Altar & Rosary Guild will be hosting our Annual Pil-grimage on Saturday, October 6. We will meet at Assump-tion Church promptly at 8:00am, then travel by very com-

fortable school bus (no restroom on board) to Our Lady of Lebanon National Shrine in North Jackson, Ohio. The Shrine is located approximately one hour from Assumption Church. Our day includes: Maronite Rite Mass, a talk on the history of the Shrine, Eucharistic Ado-ration & an opportunity for confession. Time is also allotted for a visit to the gift shop. Lunch in the Shrine Cafeteria is included. Cost is $20.00 per person. We will be return-ing to the parish between 4:00pm & 4:30pm. All parishioners are cordially invited to join us. Please bring your payment to our meeting on Monday, Sept. 10th, checks should be made payable to Assumption Church. Questions? Contact Amy at 440 752-4914 or aschneider8594@gmail.com See you there!!

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