Be sure to pick up your 2025 Parish Calendar provided by McGorray Hanna Funeral Home. Calendars will be at the entrance of the church.
by Sharon Jesse
Be sure to pick up your 2025 Parish Calendar provided by McGorray Hanna Funeral Home. Calendars will be at the entrance of the church.
by Sharon Jesse
This week Bishop Malesic issued his first Pastoral Letter to the people of the Cleveland Diocese. Please find a link to an introductory video as well as the letter itself, at the website below. This letter will also be coming in the January/February issue of Northeast Ohio Catholic Magzine. www.dioceseofcleveland.org/a-flourishing-apostolic-church/overview
by Sharon Jesse
Dear Friends and Parishioners,
I came across this excerpt from Catholic News Agency’s summary of Pope Francis’ Angelus 2020 address on the Feast of the Holy Family. It rings so true as we pray in a special way for all families throughout the Christmas Season. A key note of the life of the family of Nazareth was joy, with the Child Jesus “surrounded by the maternal affection of Mary and the care of Joseph, in whom Jesus was able to see God’s tenderness.” We too, said Pope Francis, “are called to rediscover the educational value of the family unit.” Families, he said, must be founded “on the love that always regenerates relationships, opening up horizons of hope.” The Pope emphasized the importance in the family of prayer, affection, forgiveness, tenderness, and adherence to the will of God. “In this way,” he said, “the family opens itself to the joy that God gives to all those who know how to give joyfully.” A happy home, he added, is also outgoing: “it finds the spiritual energy to be open to the outside world, to others, to the service of brothers and sisters, to collaboration in building an ever new and better world,” especially by the example of daily life.
May you and your family enjoy the blessings God so earnestly desires for you and for all families as they bear joy, hope, and stability for our world.
In Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
Fr. Gurnick
by Sharon Jesse
The Diocese of Cleveland will open the Jubilee Year 2025 with a sacred pilgrimage and Mass on this Sunday, December 29, the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. All are invited to gather at St. Peter Church (17th and Superior) at 4:30pm. Liturgy will begin there with prayer, proclamation of a Gospel passage, and reading of some sections of the Bull of Induction of the Jubilee Year. All gathered will join a solemn procession to the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, led by the cross of Christ. Once at the Cathedral, Mass will continue at 5:30pm Bishop Malesic has designated eleven Sacred Jubilee Sites, 8 parishes (one in each county of the Diocese of Cleveland) and 3 shrines. For more information www.dioceseofcleveland.org/pilgrims-of-hope/overview .
by Sharon Jesse
If you plan to contribute to St. Malachi Parish before the end of 2024 please note: the cutoff date for 2024 contributions is Dec. 31, 2024 Contributions received or postmarked on or before Dec. 31 will be recorded as 2024 contributions. Contributions received after Dec. 31, 2024 or postmarked in 2025 will be recorded as 2025 contributions.
by Sharon Jesse
by Sharon Jesse
We have an opening for a team to set up and clean up for coffee hour once every 6 weeks. If you would like to support hospitality in this way please contact Cathy Graham at cathy.g@stmalachi.org (216) 570 0877.
by Sharon Jesse
Dear Parishioners and Friends,
With only days away from Christmas, our attention may be on last-minute shopping for gifts or groceries. Maybe decorating with one more strand of lights on the mantle. Wherever we are with these preparations, may we use these next few days preparing our hearts for the renewed joy and hope that our Savior’s birth offers. Wherever your holiday travels take you, may you enjoy the blessings of faith and family. Be assured of my personal prayers for all of our parishioners and friends.
Christmas blessings,
FR. GURNICK
by Sharon Jesse
Dear Jesus,
The news of your coming was met with boundless joy — fill us anew with the wonder of your presence.
You are Emmanuel, God with us. Amen.
by Sharon Jesse
The St. Malachi Parish Mission: We are a Eucharistic People, United in Prayer, Welcoming to All and Serving the Poor.
Celebrating Over 150 Years of Faithful Service in the Old Angle!