ST. ANDREW CHURCH
COLUMBUS, OHIO
ST. ANDREW PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
St. Andrew Church is a community of Catholics
committed to serving God by living our faith. We exist
to fulfill the mission of the Roman Catholic Church at
the local level by continuing the saving work of Christ.
We accomplish this through the celebration of the
sacraments, proclaiming and living the Gospel, reaching
out to others in justice and charity, and providing all
parishioners abundant spiritual, educational, and social
opportunities in order to be known as a faith-filled,
engaged, and generous parish.
Email addresses can be found on the parish website, www.standrewparish.cc.
Parish Clergy:
451-4290
Msgr. Stephan Moloney, Pastor
ext. 101
Rev. Anthony Davis, Parochial Vicar ext. 103
Rev. Mr. Thomas M. Berg, Jr., Permanent Deacon
Parish Office Staff:
Accounting Assistant
Buildings Superintendent
Business Administrator
Capital Campaign
Music Director
Office Admin. Assist.
Parish Secretary
Karen Castricone
Greg Price
Ann Whiteman
Rhonda Gora
Philip Lortz
Mary Beasecker
Jayne Frilling
Athletic Department
Knights of Columbus
Finance Council
Parish Council
Stewardship Committee
Women’s Club
Fenton Moore
Tom Conkle
John Bernard
Dan Dowler
Ann Whiteman
Trish Kehl
451-4290
ext. 106
ext. 105
ext. 102
ext. 109
451-1839
ext. 104
ext. 100
Director of Religious
Education
Suzie Emsweller
Administrative Assistant Sally Shough
Coordinator of Catechesis
of the Good Shepherd Kathy Dowler
Principal
Assistant Principal
Administrative Assistant
School Secretary
Registrar
Latchkey
ext. 142
ext. 140
ext. 143
451-1626
Joel Wichtman Marie Raynes
Jane Mazza
Heather Roush
Debbie Joseph
Allyson Scheirmann
ext. 210
ext. 113
ext. 209
ext. 200
ext. 155
ext. 222
School Board President
Home & School President Tricia Ryan
Bryce Eck Activity Center:
Activity Director/
Rental Coordinator
Preschool Director
Youth Ministry
Kathy Barger
Kris Pellissier
Teresa Whiteside
Sunday:
7:30
9:00
10:30
Noon
January 24 – 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dennis Joseph Healy
Jim Dougherty
People of the Parish
Sue Pfister
Tuesday:
6:30
8:30
January 26 – Saints Timothy and Titus
Irene Windsheimer
F. J. Quinn
Thursday:
6:30
8:30
January 28 – Saint Thomas Aquinas
Helen Murphy
Special Intention for the Dorney’s
Saturday:
9:00
January 30 – Weekday
Tyler Derrer
Monday:
6:30
8:30
January 25 –
The Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle
Andrew and Jane Pultz
Luigi and Vincenzina Fantozzi
Wednesday:January 27 – Weekday
6:30
Walter C. Theado
8:30 (ASM)
Robert B. Nolan
Friday:
6:30
8:30
January 29 – Weekday
Michelle Pappa
Audrey Wetzel
Vigil of 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:30p.m. Harold Anderson
Religious Education Office Staff: 451-2855
School Administration Staff:
Saturday: January 23 – Vigil of
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:30p.m. Jeanne Sebold
459-1402
ext. 2
ext. 3
ext. 1
Sunday: 7:30
9:00
10:30
Noon
January 31 – 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
People of the Parish
Gilia Iafolla
Jim and Sue Barrett
Special Intention Bill and Rita Harder Family
+ + + WE CONGRATULATE + + +
Eleanor Josephine Bedell, daughter of Chris and Jennifer
Lily Graham Kathryn Reebel, daughter of Drake and Laura,
who were recently baptized.
+ + + PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS + + +
Pat Melaragno parishioner
Helen Fijalkowski, former parishioner
Michael Snyder, son of parishioner Jeanette Snyder
Chris Wanner, brother of parishioner Rick Wanner
Mike Whalen, brother of parishioner Rita Wanner,
who recently passed away.
The Lord sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor,
And to proclaim liberty to captives.
Luke 4:18
BULLETIN DEADLINE: The bulletin deadline is Monday at
10:00 a.m. Please include contact information with phone
number and email address. Bulletin notices may be in writing,
faxed to 614-451-8300, mailed, dropped off, or e-mailed to
bulletin@standrewparish.cc. E-mail will be acknowledged.
THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PASTOR’S CORNER
Dear Parishioners:
I have a “mixed bag” of items to share with you this
weekend.
First of all, I want to remind you of the open house and
blessing for our new parish and school addition and other
renovations on Sunday, January 31 from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
I will bless the new building according to the official rite in
the Church’s “Book of Blessings” at 3:00 p.m. Please come
and take a look at the beautiful new building containing
administrative office space, conference room and parish
multi-purpose room. Light refreshments will be served.
One of the renovations completed has been the parlor
area that we often use on Sunday. That area has been
reconfigured with a new wall and door to more securely close
off the school and prevent persons
in the
church
fromTIME
entering
SECOND
SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY
the school. This means that the stairwell PASTOR’S
in the north
end of
CORNER
Dear Parishioners:
the school corridor is no longer accessible
for people coming
I have had an interesting, and painful, week. Last Saturday
9) I began to experience a rather painful and
to church on the weekend. The(January
elevator
and the stairwell
persistent toothache. Through the day on Saturday and
Sunday, the pain would periodically rise and subside, but it
near the elevator are available for
those
persons
coming
to
was more
or less constant.
When I said
my “morning offering”
on Sunday, I was very aware that I was offering to our Lord,
church and who enter the building
on the
level. Also,
my “prayers,
works, lower
joys, and SUFFERINGS”
in union with
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass! I have often advised people to
the pamphlet rack and donationunitebins
have
returned
tonowthe
their suffering
with those
of our Lord—and
I found I
needed to follow my own advice. It helped, especially to
recall howand
much suffering
our Lord
endured
for my sake.
parlor. Please do not overlook them,
please
do
come
to On
Monday, I consulted my dentist, who quickly advised me to
have
a
root
canal,
and
arrangements
were
made
for
that to
the parlor after Masses wheneverbe you
are invited to do so by
done by a specialist on Tuesday. The specialist advised
me that the tooth was fractured and needed to be extracted. I
parish organizations!
was referred to another specialist for that and it was
same afternoon.
To prepare
this procedure,
Finally, I wanted to mention aperformed
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the doctor injected me with Novocaine and I was left for 10
minutes for the drug to take effect, so I had some time to
to see at Mass beginning in February.
At
most
Masses,
one
reflect on things again. I thought about how Jesus, as he
on the cross, had the opportunity to take a drug that
of the priests, in addition to thehung
celebrant,
will
assist
with
would dull his pain, but he turned it down (cf. MK 15:23,
“They gave him wine drugged with myrah, but he would not
the distribution of Holy Communion.
assisting
will that
take it.”).The
I shuddered
when I thought priest
about the suffering
he voluntarily endured, and I knew that my little sufferings,
take the position next to the celebrant
in
the
center
aisle.
eased by medically-induced numbness were nothing
compared to his. This put my discomfort and pain in proper
The discipline of the church allows
Extraordinary
perspective,
making it easier to bear. Ministers
We all experience some pain, suffering, disappointment
sorrow in our lives. It iswhen
inevitable. But
when we offer it to
of Holy Communion to distribute and
communion
sufficient
Jesus, who shared in our sufferings, they are lessened and
he makes them lighter
for us.
Remember thatSince
when you next
“ordinary ministers” (priests, deacons)
are
lacking.
experience discomfort, anguish, illness or even mere
inconvenience and
annoyance.
we are blessed to have several priests,
I believe
the priests
Your pastor,
Msgr Stephan Moloney
should assist. This will also give the priests the opportunity
to
encounter more of the faithful at Sunday
BE Mass.
A WINNER!
2016 St. Andrew Tuition Raffle
May God bless you all!
$50 per ticket
Grandprize is $4,000
tuition pastor,
credit
Your
for the 2016-17 school year!
Tickets
will be Stephan
sold THIS weekend
after Mass
Msgr
Moloney
in the parlor! Tickets also available in
the Parish Office and the School Office.
Call (614) 451-4290 for details!
JANUARY 24, 2016
Religious Education Office
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
Bishop Robert Barron’s Series on Catholicism
Mondays until March 14, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Join us at the Bryce Eck Center. This is a repeat of the first
series – just on a different night. No preregistration necessary.
Since each session is unique and not presented necessarily
as part of a series, you may choose to attend those which you
find of interest.
Session 3: “The Ineffable Mystery of God: That Than which
Nothing Greater Can be Thought.” Bishop Barron takes us on
a journey from the heights of Mount Sinai to the mysterious
sites of Istanbul; from the glittering streets of Paris to the
JANUARY
17, 2016 Barron presents the Catholic
glorious Sistine Chapel.
Bishop
Faith’s
compelling
vision
of
God as the inexpressible majesty
Religious Education Office
of the Trinity.
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
Into the Mystery with Fr. Tony
Bishop Robert Barron’s Series on Catholicism
Thursdays until February 4, 1:30-2:30 p.m.
We will continue our exploration of The Return of the Prodigal
Son by Henri J. M. Nouwen. Books are available from Fr. Tony
at a cost of $10. You are welcome to join us as we go “Deeper
into the Mystery.”
Mondays until March 14 7:00—9:00 p.m.
Join us at the Bryce Eck Center. This is a repeat of the first
series—just on a different night. No preregistration
necessary. Since each session is unique and not
presented necessarily as part of a series, you may choose
to attend those which you find of interest.
Session 2: “Happy Are We: The Teachings of Jesus”
Bishop Barron presents the Beatitudes, “The Prodigal
Son”, Jesus’ teachings in the gospel of Matthew and
presents ways in which we can put these teachings in to
action in our lives for the common good of all people.
Into the Mystery
with Fr.Sins
Tony and Seven Lively Virtues
Seven
Deadly
A video series presented by Bishop Robert Barron
Thursdays until February 4 1:30—2:30 p.m.
We will continue our exploration of The Return of the
Prodigal Son by Henri J. M. Nouwen. Books are available
from Fr. Tony at a cost of $10. You are welcome to join us
as we go “Deeper into the Mystery”. Postcards outlining
the sequence of readings have been placed in the
vestibule of the church.
Thursdays beginning January 28, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Bishop Barron presents the seven deadly sins and the spiritual
Seven Deadly Sins and Seven Lively Virtues
blocks
which
hinder
usRobert
in building
our relationship with God
A video series
presented
by Bishop
Barron
Thursdays beginning January 28 7:30—8:30 p.m.
and
us how
todeadly
counteract
Bishopshows
Barron presents
the seven
sins and the these sinful patterns by living
spiritual blocks which hinder us in building our relationship
out
lively
virtues.
Meetings
will be held in Nugent Parish
with seven
God and shows
us how
to counteract
these sinful
patterns by living out seven lively virtues. Meetings will be
Hall
the Hall
exception
ofof February
4 at Bryce Eck Center.
held inwith
Nugent Parish
with the exception
February 4
at Bryce Eck Center.
EIGHTH GRADERS in St. Andrew School and
PSR are completing their preparation to receive
the Sacrament of Confirmation on February 28.
They would welcome your prayers and support as
they complete this faith journey. Please feel free to
SPOTLIGHT
ON STEWARDSHIP
take a flame
from
the bulletin board in the vestibule of the
Support St. Andrew School
church and Buy
keep
that
candidate
in your heart and prayers
!
a Raffle
Ticket
in the weeks
to
come.
SUNDAY OFFERING
EIGHTH GRADERS in St. Andrew School
and PSR are completing their preparation to
receive the Sacrament of Confirmation on
February 28. They would welcome your
prayers and support as they complete this
faith journey. Please feel free to take a flame
from the bulletin board in the vestibule of the
church and keep that candidate in your heart
and prayers in the weeks to come.
will be held Saturday, January
Church and School Addition OpenDrawing
House
30, during the St. Andrew Home & School
Spaghetti Dinner in Nugent Parish Hall.
January 31, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Winner need not be present. Only 200 tickets
January 3
Year to Date
will be sold. If 158 tickets are not sold it
Special Blessing at 3:00 p.m.
$29,527
$812,617
becomes a 50/50. Proceeds benefit St.
2015Actual
TAX CONTRIBUTION
statements have been mailed
Budget
$54,750
$858,725
Andrew School Tuition Assistance Fund.
Last Year
$54,740
$831,308
All are welcome.
Make checks payable to St. Andrew Parish
toPlease
allindicate
registered
parishioners.
your envelope number
on your check. If youPlease keep in mind that this
with “Tuition Raffle” in the memo section.
are interested in Electronic Contribution, please contact Ann
Winnings may go to any accredited Catholic
statement
only contains that portion of your contributions to
Whiteman at awhiteman@standrewparish.cc.
school—preschool
throughwhich
college upon
FIFTH SUNDAY – This month contains a fifth
Sunday
Please remember St. Andrew in your will.
confirmation of student enrollment.
Thank you forthat
your support
St. Andrew
Parish
the
parish
areoftax
deductible.
If you have any questions,
means there is a Gold Envelope in your packet for use in
please
call
Ann
Whiteman
at
614-451-4290,
ext. 102. We are
contributing to the Society of St. Vincent DePaul. Whether
grateful
for
and
thank
all
those
who
generously
support St.
great or small, your donation is a blessing to those in need.
Andrew
Parish.
In addition to assisting with food, clothing, and shelter needs,
the Society contributes toward a Diocesan program to help
bury the indigent. If you do not have a Gold Envelope, be
assured that a standard envelope labeled SVDP will suffice.
Make checks payable to St. Andrew Parish with SVDP in the
memo line. Please remember to keep the less fortunate in
your prayers. Thank you and God bless you for your support
SPOTLIGHT ON STEWARDSHIP
Help put on the Spaghetti Dinner
either behind the scenes or on the front lines.
Contact Kathleen Wiant at 614-284-6707.
SUNDAY OFFERING
January 10 Year to Date
Actual$
18,369$
812,617
Budget$
34,000$
858,725
Last Year
$34,015$
831,308
Please indicate your envelope number on your check.
If you are interested in Electronic Contribution, please
contact Ann Whiteman at awhiteman@standrewparish.cc.
Please remember St. Andrew in your will.
Thank you for your support of St. Andrew Parish
us not to condemn others but, instead to approach others
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Saturday, January 30, 2016
5:00 to 8:30 p.m.
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Enjoy pasta, homemade meatballs and sauce, salad, bread and dessert.
Invite friends and family for some fun and fellowship.
DINE IN
Cost is $9/adult and $6/child.
VOLUNTEER
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COLUMBUS, OHIO
“Let the Church always be a place of mercy and hope,
where everyone is welcomed, loved and forgiven.”
- Pope Francis
Photo courtesy of Gina Switzer
Jennifer Fulwiler
Fr. Nathan Cromly
Sarah Kroger
Sonja Corbitt
Mail-in Registration for Catholic Women’s Conference
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Name:
Fee
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$35/Participant(s)
Address:
$20/Student(s)
City, St, Zip:
$0/Religious Sister(s)
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Total Amount:
Email:
Changes Everything
Lunch (please choose one (1) per person)
Please Note:
Tickets will be emailed to you or can be picked up at the door on the day of the conference.
Complete and mail this form to: Lisa Mckeivier, 242 Clark Dr., Circleville, OH 43113
Make checks payable to: Columbus Catholic Women’s Conference
FEBRUARY 20, 2016 | 8AM—4PM
OHIO EXPO CENTER
# Attending
___ Turkey Sub
___ Salad w/ Chicken
___ GF Veggie Salad
___ GF Salad w/ Chicken
___ Veggie Sub
___ Veggie Salad
* GF=Gluten Free
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Register online at www.ColumbusCatholicWomen.com
CATHOLIC MEN’S CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2016 - 8:00 A.M.
Fr. Larry Richards
Founder of The Reason for Our Hope Ministry
Author of “Be a Man! Becoming the Man God
Created You To Be”
Hector Molina
Dynamic Catholic speaker and evagelist
Featured on Catholic Answers Live
20 years of experience in
professional pastoral ministry
TO
2:45 P.M.
Mail-in Registration:
# of Men Attending ________ x $35= ________
# of Students
________ x $20= ________
# of Priests/Deacons/Seminarians ________ x $0
Total Amount Enclosed
________
Mail to:
Scott Williamson, 5107 Canterbury Dr. Powell, OH 43065
Box Lunch Included
Please make checks payable to: Catholic Men’s Ministry
David Karam
Chairman of Sbarro Holdings, LLC
Former President of Wendy’s International
Chair of the Professional Advisory Council for St.
Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Name: ______________________Phone:______________
Address, City, Zip: ________________________________
Email:_______________________Parish:______________
Online Registration
plugincatholicmen.com
THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
A COUPLE OF CHURCH HOUSEKEEPING ITEMS to keep
in mind when using spaces such as the parlor, parish hall
and vestibule.
• Please contact the Parish Office prior to use.
• Any items for display (posters, pamphlets, etc.) require
prior approval from the Parish Office.
• Please put any chairs, tables etc., back into place.
• Please pick up the area after use.
• If making a donation of clothing, food etc., please place
items in the appropriate bin in the parlor.
• Please do not use adhesive or tacks on any surface for
advertising fliers (command strips are acceptable). This
includes the Parish Hall and hallways.
Thank you for your assistance.
Around the Diocese
FROM THE CHAIR with Bishop Campbell on AM 820 on
Tuesday, February 2 from 5:00-6:00 p.m. Call St. Gabriel
Catholic Radio at 614-459-4820 to ask your questions about
the Catholic faith and growing in holiness.
MOUNT CARMEL HOSPICE invites you to Hospice
Volunteering 101 on February 10 from 1:00-2:00 p.m. or
February 17 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Hospice and
Palliative Care Center. If you are interested in becoming a
hospice volunteer whether at a bedside or behind the scenes,
join us for a special panel discussion. A group of Mt. Carmel
volunteers will discuss their roles and contributions then
answer your questions. Register by calling 614-234-5433.
PONTIFICAL COLLEGE JOSEPHINUM lecture series
continues on February 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the Jessing Center,
7625 N. High Street. Dr. Thomas Madden will present
“Crusade and Jihad: Exploring the Medieval Origins of
Modern Christian/Muslim Relations.” Event is free and open
to the public. For more information, contact 614-985-2274.
WORLD MARRIAGE DAY CELEBRATION – All married
couples are invited to the Diocesan Celebration on February
14 from 1:30-4:00 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church,
414 E. North Broadway. Dr. Andrew Sodergran, a Catholic
psychologist with Ruah Woods in Cincinnati, will discuss ways
to strengthen your marriage relationship. There is no charge
for the event but space is limited. RSVP by February 10 to
familylife.colsdioc.org or 614-241-2560.
THE GUARDIAN ANGEL PROGRAM, gaP, is the Pregnancy
Decision Health Centers’ new mentoring program. gaP is
looking for compassionate mentors (Angels) who are willing to
be matched with a single woman who is facing an unexpected
pregnancy. The goal of gaP is to provide emotional support,
spiritual guidance and positive role modeling as she transitions
into motherhood. If you can’t be an Angel, perhaps you would
like to be in the Choir of Angels by providing diapers, homecooked meals and letters of support. For more information,
contact Monica at 614-888-8774, ext. 6101 or monicaf@
pdhc.org.
JANUARY 24, 2016
LITURGICAL ROLES
SERVERS
Saturday, January 30
4:30p.m. Jackie Brandon, Lucy Rosmarin, Jack Stevens
Sunday, January 31
7:30
Dominic Bricker, Liam Ott, Ronan Ott
9:00
Dominick Lombardi, Maria Monesi, Nathan Pelino
10:30
Keiryn McGuff, Colleen Wagy, Shane Wagy
Noon
Kathleen Moore, Michael Moore, NEEDED
LECTORS
(If the deacon is present, he will read the Petitions.)
Saturday, January 30
4:30p.m. NEEDED
Peg Braunsdorf
Sunday, January 31
7:30
Mari Kay Dono
Bob Woyach
9:00 Jennifer Doucher
Christine Braun
10:30
Mary Schneider
Deb Kuras
Noon
Eagan Foster
Marty Majka
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
B2, B3 and C1 cleanse the sacred vessels.
Remember the Cantor and those unable to come forward.
Saturday, January 30
4:30p.m. B1 Judy O’Brien
B2 Joe Colombo
B3 Pamela Sprigler
B4 Patrick Sprigler
B5 Susan Thornton
Sunday, January 31
7:30
B1 Bob Slater
B2 Liane Egle
B3 Mike Koehler
B4 Ann Lynch
9:00
B1 Cathy Montalto
B2 Bob Chambers
B3 DeAnne Chambers
B4 Joseph Brately
B5 Wendy Feller
Bch Andy Bracken
10:30
B1 Chris Carter
B2 David Varda
B3 Eileen Waldegar
B4 Laddie Waldegar
B5 Karen Wiegandt
Noon
B1 Bette Jo Feeney
B2 Doug/Marie Lessells
B3 Tom Rasico
B4 Deb Rasico
B5 John Passen
C1 Lynda Guenther
C2 Jennie Statczar
C3 Todd Statczar
C4 Sudie Woodruff
C1 George Jones
C2 Andy Ryan
C3 Peggy Pardi
C4 Mark Pardi
C1 Don McNeal
C2 Jane Dickson
C3 Deb Murphy
C4 Kathy Hinrichs
Cch Bob McFadden
C1 Susan Kristof
C2 Teresa Whiteside
C3 Saundra Woodruff
C4 Sabrina Reynolds
C1 Maria Moore
C2 Kathy Kienle
C3 Corso Padova
C4 Mike Koehler
GREETERS
Saturday, January 30
4:30p.m. NEEDED
Sunday, January 31
7:30
June Slater
9:00
Joe and Suzie Emsweller
10:30
Sandy Cutler
Noon
NEEDED
LEAD USHERS
Saturday, January 30
4:30p.m. Mike Gunner
Sunday, January 31
7:30
Bob Slater
10:30
Karl Schaab
9:00 Don McNeal
Noon Tom Crawford