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A Monthly Publication of St. Paul Greek Orthodox Church JUNE 2018
The Messenger INSIDE
CLERGY REFLECTIONS
MINISTRIES OF THE CHURCH
MONTHLY CALENDAR
PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES
STEWARDSHIP NEWS
UPCOMING EVENTS
YOUTH NEWS
ST. PAUL GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 4548 Wallings Road • North Royalton, Ohio 44133-3121
(440) 237-8998 · (440) 237-4386 fax
E-mail address: [email protected]
www.stpaulgoc.org A Parish under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America,
and the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh
O Lord, grateful of Thy great benefits which Thou hast so richly bestowed upon us in Thy loving-kindness, we bless and give thanks to Thee and we beseech Thee to look graciously upon us and these graduates, who have completed their courses of study. Pour into their hearts, minds, and upon their lips, the spirit of wisdom, understanding, piety, and godly fear; enlighten them with the light of Thy knowledge, and bestow upon them strength and steadfastness, that they may quickly apprehend and willingly embrace all that they have received which is good and profitable, and in accordance with Thy divine law.
Grant that they grow in wisdom and understanding. May they prosper in good works for the glorification of Thy holy Name. Give them health and long life that they may labor for the building up and glory of Thy holy Church, this nation, and of all Thy people.
For Thou art a God, Who is mighty in mercy and gracious in strength, and to Thee we send up glory: to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and unto the ages of ages. Amen.
Prayer at the End of the Academic
Year
High School & College Graduates
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The following ministries are the lifeblood of our parish and perform many activities to promote the growth of our church. Your participation in these organizations makes our community more spiritually complete.
Philoptochos Rhonee Trakas-Iula Coffee Socials Pam Sitter Festival Michael Lignos John Trihas Messenger Editor Elaine Nackowiz Welcome Committee Helen Dadas Choir Director Vaso Boukis Cantor Nicholas Bodle Organist Rachel Nelson Bookstore Jim & Karen Sullivan
ST. PAUL FAMILY MINISTRY COMMISSION Chairman Little Angels Erin Kubat HOPE / JOY Father Costas GOYA Coordinator Father Costas OCF / College Ministry Maribeth Lekas Altar Boys Peter Keares Religious Education Toni Mannarino Bible Study Frank Chirakos Father Costas Keares Women’s Study Group Elaine Poulos Coffee & Conversation Kristine Tartara Jonathan Tartara VCS Keli Paragios Annoula Tsonton Greek School Kathy Glaros Greek Corner Maria Karlatiras PTO Esther Horwath Senior Fellowship Maria Regan Hellenic Dance Director Eleni Johnson
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CLERGY
Priest Rev. Fr. Costas P. Keares, Proistamenos
ECCLESIARCH Bruce W. Trakas
PARISH COUNCIL President Michael Lignos Vice President Stephanie Ocker Secretary Drew Wilson Financial Secretary Effie Trihas Treasurer Christopher Cook
Nick Asmis Dr. George Markakis Alex Dadas Nicolas Parianos Anthone Colovas Dr. Jonathan Tartara Theodore Kokkas Rhonee Trakas-Iula Jason Kouvaras
OFFICE SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER Elaine Nackowiz LEGAL ADVISOR Ken Boukis
STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Bylaws Anthone Colovas Chris Cook Home / Catering / Leasing Nicolas Parianos John Trihas Family Ministry Stephanie Ocker Drew Wilson Finance Stephanie Ocker Effie Trihas Human Resources Alex Dadas
Membership Theodore Kokkas Public Relations Father Costas Keares Stewardship Dr. Jonathan Tartara Dr. George Markakis Ways & Means Jason Kouvaras Rhonee Trakas-Iula Real Estate Management Nick Asmis
Telephone: (440) 237-8998 Fax: (440) 237-4386 Catering: (440) 582-1083 Website: www.stpaulgoc.org Office E-Mail: [email protected] Fr. Costas E-Mail: [email protected] Fr. Costas Cell: (440) 669-1316
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Pastoral Reflections by Father Costas
On June 29th, our church celebrates the feast of our patron saint, St. Paul the Apostle to the Nations, along with St. Peter. Together the calls them the “Chief of the Apostles”. We are blessed to be the only parish in the Metropolis of Pittsburgh, along with a few others in our Archdiocese, to have St. Paul as the patron of our community. I’m grateful to God that Fr. Theo Anastas, the founding pastor of our community, had the vision to guide our parish to choose St. Paul as our patron, guide and protector. In anticipation of this great celebration in our parish, allow me to offer a few words on the life of this unique Apostle and vi-sionary of the early Church.
St. Paul, known as the Apostle to the Gentiles, was born in the city of Tarsus, a Roman city, thereby giving him Roman citizenship. At his circumcision, he was given the Hebrew name Saul. At a young age his parents sent him to Jerusalem to be instructed in the Mosaic Law under the greatest Rabbi of his time, Gamaliel.
Saul was an excellent student and as a Pharisee was respected for his great intellect and zeal for the Jewish faith and traditions. Because the Jews had a rule that their children should learn a trade along with their studies, Saul learned to make tents. This is a trade that provided him with the finances he needed later in his life to travel and evangelize. Because of Saul’s great zeal for Jewish law and traditions, he was very upset about his Jewish brethren who were following the New Way, as Christianity was first called. So, thinking that he was serving God, Saul became the worst enemy of Christians. He hunted them down and dragged them out of their homes, imprisoning them and even having them killed. In fact, Saul was a witness to the stoning of the first Christian martyr, St. Stephen. Because Saul was a leader, he stood by and watched as those stoning Stephen laid their cloaks at his feet. It’s very likely that Saul ordered Stephen to be stoned.
Saint Luke’s recording of this story in his book of Acts, is not merely an historical account. While drawing his last breath, Stephen called out to God to forgive those that were stoning him. St. Augustine later declared that had Stephen not prayed, the Church would have never had the great Apostle Paul.
Some suggest that it was Stephen’s prayer that planted the seed which later helped Saul on his path to conversion.
Saul’s conversion occurred when he was on his way to the city of Damascus. He had gone to the high priest and the Sanhedrin for a commission to allow him to go where he knew there were many new Christians, to arrest them and take them back to Jerusalem for trial. The journey to Damascus took about two days by horseback. When he and his men were very near the city, they were suddenly surrounded by a light so bright that it knocked Saul to the ground. The account of what happened then is related in the book of Acts, chapter 9. “They heard a voice from heaven that said: ‘Saul, Saul, why do you persecute Me?’ And Saul said, ‘Who are you, Lord?’ And He said, ‘I am Jesus, Whom you are persecuting; but rise and enter the city, and you will be told what you are to do.’ The men who were traveling with him stood speechless, hearing the voice but seeing no one. Saul arose from the ground and when his eyes were opened he could see nothing; so they led him by the hand and brought him into Damascus”.
The story continues: “For three days he was without sight and neither ate nor drank. There was a disciple there named Ananias. The Lord said to him in a vision, ‘Ananias.’ And he said, ‘Here I am, Lord.’ And the Lord said to him, ‘Rise and go to the street called Straight, and inquire in the house of Judas for a man of Tarsus named Saul; for behold, he is praying. And he has seen a man named Ananias come in and lay his hands on him so that he might regain his sight.’ But Ananias answered, ‘Lord, I have heard from many about this man, how much evil he has done to thy saints at Jerusalem; and here he has authority from the chief priests to bind all who call upon thy name.’ But the Lord said to him, ‘Go, for he is a chosen instrument of Mine to carry My name before the Gentiles and kings and the sons of Israel; for I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of My name.’
So Ananias departed and entered the house. And laying his hands on him he said, ‘Brother Saul, the Lord Jesus who appeared to you on the road by which you came has sent me that you may regain you sight and be filled with the Holy Spirit.’ And immediately, something like scales fell from his eyes and he regained his sight. Then he rose and was baptized, and took food and was strengthened.” From that time forth, Saul went on to preach about
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The Holy Apostle Paul Mosaic, 12th century
Palermo, Sicily
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Our Parish Her Life & People
Weddings April 28th George Karnavas and Kalli Kontoveros Koumbari ~ Dimitria Kontoveros and Fotis Karnavas
Baptism May 19th Xavier Basil ~ son of Andrew and Lindsey Polichuk Godparents ~ Pete and Julie Papdis
Funeral May Their Memory Be Eternal
May 25th Carrie Nikolas June 1st Elaine Nikolas Froumis
~ Toni Mannarino
Sunday School Director
It has been our sincere pleasure to have had the honor to have your most precious children in our Sunday School program. They have delighted us, made us giggle, surprised us, and blessed us with their deep faith. Thank you for your trust and patience throughout this school year. Without your faith in us, this program would not be what it is. I would like to take this opportunity to extend a vast many thank you’s. To the Sunday School Staff. Thank you is not nearly enough. A teacher touches a child’s mind in many ways. A Sunday School teacher has the responsibly of growing their spiritual soul. It is a heavy one and you all have taken it on with grace and dignity. Our Parish has a special treasure in every one of you. Thank you: JIM ANASTOS, TINA ASMIS, ESTHER HORWATH, SUSAN KARAS, ERIN KUBAT, ALEX LAIOS, STEVE LEKAS, MARIA LOVEJOY, MARIA MARKAKIS, HELEN MOZDEN, MARY OLENIK, ERIN PONTIKOS, ELAINE POULOS, AMBER RAHAS, JOY RAMBO, ERIKA SULLIVAN, MICHAEL TARTARA, ANNOULA TSONTON. I would also like to recognize EVA KARAS and SAMANTH SAMPSON. Without these two ladies, many of the programs our parish got to bare witness to would not have made it off the ground. They were instrumental in helping guide me through each and every week. ELAINE NACKOWIZ and PESBYTERA NICOLE, thank you both for your mentorship and help navigating a new system so unfamiliar to me. To my mother, KATHLEEN PERK, I must publicly recognize that you are my other half. We are a team in church and I would never have dreamed of taking on such an important position if I didn’t know that you would be there to support both me and Max & Lena. FATHER COSTAS, Thank You for always supporting our children. Always encouraging them to be their best and for always inspiring them to live within our community of Christ. Sunday School is just of the many ways you reach out to our youth and they are very blessed to have you in their lives. Thank you for asking me to take on such a powerfully impactful role in their lives as well. I only pray that I have served them well. May God Bless the Children.
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Christ. Because he was so well-known as a Pharisee and was now evangelizing for Christ, Saul began being persecuted by his Jewish brethren in the same way he had been persecuting the Christians. After spending some time with the disciples of Christ in Damascus, God called Paul prayer in the desert. It is believed that this is where Paul had visions much like the vision St. John writes about in his book of Revelation. The Lord prepared Paul to teach the Gos-pel, and when Paul returned from the desert, after a short stay in Damascus, he went directly to Jerusalem where he met with Peter, and some of the other Apos-tles before he started on his ministry. Paul spent the rest of his life traveling and spreading the Gospel of Jesus, establishing churches and teaching others to lead in his absence. Paul’s epistles to the churches that he established make up over one-fourth of the New Testament. St. Paul is truly the greatest missionary in Church history. This is the reason the Church has given him the title “Apostle to the Nations”, for his efforts to single handedly spread the Good News of Christ to many parts of the then known world. May we too my beloved, imitate his zeal and love for Christ!
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~ Kathy Glaros Greek School Superintendent
How exciting! We reached the end of another great Greek School year. Our students have not only learned, but exhibited happiness in learning about our Greek language and culture. Their participation in the various programs was exceptional. I would like to thank you for your faith, trust, and commitment to the mission of St. Paul Greek School. It is your belief in the Greek education values that help us to sustain our school. We respect the scarifies each family makes to send their child to Greek School and we will continue to put your child first in everything we do! This was a very busy year and you as partners in education played a great role in making it a success. Please know that although the school year is over, the Greek school staff is already planning for next school year. We will certainly continue with our efforts to improve our curriculum and programs. Please check our website or call the office for updates to. Note that the dates of Summer Camp are now June
11—13 from 9:00 AM—2:00 PM. This is a unique and exciting camp designed to highlight the creative and playful sides of children all in a Greek educational environment. I wish everyone in our community a healthy, safe, and happy summer! Remember to enjoy and even if you speak one word of Greek each day—it’s an accomplishment. Kαλό Kαλοκαίρι!
Greek School Graduates
LEA ACETO MARIA GIATIS
KATERINA PAYAMGIS GABRIELLA MATHIELIS
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~ Eleni Johnson, Dance Director
All three dance groups have been working so hard to master their performances for next month’s festival. This year seems to have gone by even faster than pre-vious years and I know all the instructors agree that we are eager to have our dancers show off what they have been working on all throughout the year! We can’t wait to see you all under the tent in July!!! Please note that since Sunday School has finished for the year practice will begin at 11:15 each Sunday. That time will still allow for dancers to come down from church and grab a snack before heading to their practice location. Practice dates area as follows:
JUNE:
Sunday, June 3 – All groups
Thursday, June 7 – Senior Group only at 6:30 PM
Sunday, June 10 – All groups
Thursday, June 14 – Senior Group only at 6:30 PM
Thursday, June 21 – Senior Group only at 6:30 PM
Sunday, June 24 – All groups
Tuesday, June 26 Immediately following VCS – Beginner Group only **
Wednesday, June 27 Immediately following VCS – Beginner and Junior Group only **
**Seniors will not be holding practice during VCS week this year.
JULY:
Sunday, July1 – All groups
Sunday, July 8 – All groups
Sunday, July 15 – All groups ** Plus Group Photo will be taken**
Monday, July 16 – Juniors and Seniors only – Time TBD
Tuesday, July 17 – All groups under the tent – Time TBD
Wednesday, July 18 – All groups under the tent – Time TBD
July 19 -22 2018 Festival
Festival performance times will be announced as soon as they are finalized. Lastly, I want to stress that the next few weeks are go-ing to fly, and a lot of information will be coming from me and the instructors. Please pay close atten-tion to all the information that is being sent. It is im-portant that everyone knows where to be, what to bring, and how things are running as we approach the week of the festival. Happy Summer!!
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Philoptochos News Rhonee Trakas-Iula
Philoptochos President
WE APPRECIATE YOU St. Paul Ladies’ Philoptochos Society (North Royalton, OH) would like to honor all our members and vol-unteers. Come to our Appreciation Dinner to celebrate with us. Here are the details:
Tuesday, June 5th 6:00 PM
Crowne Plaza ~ 5300 Rockside Rd ~ Independence OH
Please join us for an evening of relaxation where you will enjoy: Chicken Picatta/Citrus Cream Tilapia/Vegetarian option, Seasonal vegetables, salad, roasted red skin potatoes, and Dessert. Pay your $25 reserva-tion at the Philoptochos table/through our website, or mail to the church by May 31st. Mary Pagonakis ([email protected] / 440-230-1927) will gladly accept your reservation as well. Forward your questions to our beautiful chairperson Maria Page-Lignos ([email protected]).
JOIN OUR TEAM It is never too late to join our chapter. Mary Steve and Angela Christian (Membership) will graciously accept your generous donation. $25 dollars of your donation will be sent to our National and Metropolis Philoptochos whereas the rest of your stewardship will stay with our local chapter. Your stewardship helps us support our mission to help those in need. Thank you for your continued support.
COFFEE SOCIAL Consider contributing to a June or July coffee social. Contact Pam Sitter 330.467.0351/[email protected] to sponsor a coffee social. We thank the following people/organizations who are sponsoring coffee socials. June 3 - Eftie Papadopoulas family & friends June 10 – sponsor needed June 17 – sponsor needed June 24 – sponsor needed July 1 – sponsor needed July 8 – sponsor needed July 15 – Parish Council July 29 – sponsor needed
A FATHERS’ DAY TRIBUTE St. Paul Ladies’ Philoptochos is putting together a Fa-thers’ Day booklet to honor the men who shaped our lives, both past and present. Return your free-will do-nation to the Philoptochos table/submit it through PayPal (stpaulgoc.org)/mail it to the church office c/o Philoptochos by June 10th. Forward your booklet q u e s t i o n s t o E v a n g e l i n e B o z i k i s ([email protected]).
FATHERS’ DAY TRIBUTE FORM:
In Memory of
In honor of
Your Name Phone # Amount enclosed $
RIBBON CUTTING ~ WE WERE THERE Our chapter contributed the cake and décor to our beautiful Pave The Way Phase I Appreciation Breakfast. We enjoyed working with the committee and look forward to celebrating a successful Phase II celebration. Mary Pagonakis, MaryKay Crider and Mary Savas served on this team and Kim Kontos donated
PHILOPTOCHOS HAPPENINGS June 2018
Tuesday, June 5 ~ Year-End Appreciation Dinner
Thursday, June 7 ~ Ronald McDonald House – serving dinner
Sunday, June 17 ~ Father’s Day Booklet
Thursday, June 28 ~ 7:00 PM Great Vespers for Apostles Peter & Paul followed by reception
Friday, June 29 ~ 9:30 AM St. Paul Feast Day Divine Liturgy with Luncheon following service
July 2018
Sunday, July 1 ~ Coffee Social Team 1
Sunday, July 8 ~ Coffee Social Team 2
Sunday, July 15 ~ Coffee Social Team 3
Thursday, July 19 - Sunday, July 22 ~ St. Paul Grecian Festival shift working
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Choir News Vaso Boukis
Choir Director
Our last Sunday before summer break will be June 24th. His Eminence, Metropolitan SAVAS, will be visiting our parish on that day. We are honored and excited to have him here with us. On June 3rd, we’ll all be smiling as we have our picture taken for the 2018 Choir Convention (album) to be held in Dayton in July. Our Choir is sending a big thank you to John Vourliotis (tenor) for gifting each of our choir members with a beautiful wooden cross. May God continue to bless him and his wonderful talents. We wish to all a safe and happy Summer!
Metropolitan SAVAS Visit I’m happy to announce that on Sunday, June 24th, His Eminence, Metropolitan SAVAS of Pittsburgh will visit our com-munity in anticipation of our feast day! Please make every effort to be present so that we may welcome His Eminence
to our community. ~ Fr. Costas Keares
Eastern Orthodox Women’s Guild
Saturday, June 9, 2018 10:00 AM
Monastery Marcha
5905 Broadview Road Richfield OH
End of year potluck social and
Election Meeting
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Son of: Dean & Alexandra Asimes
Grandson of: Anna ( James) Asimes
Jordan graduates from St. Ignatius High School. He will attend Kenyon College to major in Film.
Jordan Asimes
Son of: Todd and Maria Lang
Grandson of: Clara (Angelo) Daniels
Evan graduates from Valley Forge High School and Cuyahoga Community College with two Associates Degrees. He will attend Denison University to major in Mathematics.
Jordan Asimes Evan Lang
Son of: Michael and Maria Felouzis
Nicholas graduates from Brunswick High School. He will attend Cuyahoga Community College to major Business.
Nicholas Felouzis
Son of: Frank and Eleni Johnson
Grandson of: Anthoula (Charles) Johnson
Gregory
graduates from North Royalton High School. He will attend The Ohio State University to major in Data Analytics.
Gregory Johnson
Arianna graduates from
Highland High School . She will attend The Ohio State University to major in Mathematics and Science on a Pre-Dental Track.
Daughter of: Ray & Vera Lindemann
Granddaughter of: Anthoula (Charles) Johnson
Arianna Lindemann
Son of: Joe and Emerald Linz
Grandson of: Ergina (Mike) Paterakis
Joseph graduates from Wooster High
School. He will attend United States Merchant Marine Academy to major in Marine Transportation.
Joseph Linz
Rebekah graduates from Media High School. She will attend Stautzenberger College to major in Veterinarian Technician.
Rebekah Pierse Samuel Kiriazis
Samuel graduates from Cuyahoga Hts. High School. He will attend Cuyahoga Community College to major in Actuarial Science.
Son of: Phillip and Maureen Kiriazis
Grandson of: Christine (Sam) Kiriazis
Daughter of: James and Eleni Pierse
Granddaughter of: Sue (Spiros) Mouzakitis
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CHURCH SERVICES
All Sundays 8:15 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy Sunday School resumes in Septemeber
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1 2 12:00 PM Baptism
3:30 PM Baptism
3
Sunday of All Saints
Dance Practice
12:00 PM Parish Assembly
3:00 PM Baptism
5:00 PM IOCC Banquet
4
APOSTLES FAST BEGINS
5:30 PM Greek School
5
6:00 PM Philoptochos Appreciation Dinner
7:00 PM Home Committee meeting
6 7
6:00 PM Dance Practice for Senior Dancers
8 9
11:00 AM Wedding
10
2nd Sunday of Matthew
Dance Practice
12:00 PM Greek Corner
12:30 PM Baptism
1:30 PM Annual Golf Outing
11 12 13
7:00 PM Parish Council meeting
14
6:00 PM Dance Practice for Senior Dancers
15 16
10:30 PM Baptism
17
3rd Sunday of Matthew
Father’s Day
18 19 20 21
1:00 PM Senior Fellowship Hot Diggedy Dog
6:00 PM Dance Practice for Senior Dancers
22 23
24
Nativity of the Forerunner John the Baptist
Metropolitan Savas visits
Dance Practice
25 26 27 28
7:00 PM Great Vespers for Apostles Peter & Paul
29 Apostles
Peter & Paul
8:30 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy fol-lowed by luncheon
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Vacation Church School 9:00 AM—12:00 PM
Greek School Summer Camp 9:00 AM—2:00 PM
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All Sundays 8:15 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy Sunday School resumes in September
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1
5th Sunday of Matthew
Dance Practice ALL groups
2 3 4 Independence
Day Office Closed
5 6 7
8 6th Sunday of Matthew
Dance Practice ALL groups
12:00 PM Greek Corner
9 10 11
7:00 PM Parish Council Meeting
12 13 14
11:00 AM Baptism
15
Sunday of the Holy Fathers
Dance Practice ALL groups with GROUP PHOTO at noon
16
Dance Practice Junior/Senior
17
Dance Practice ALL groups
18
Dance Practice ALL groups
19
11:00 AM—10:00 PM
20
11:00 AM—11:00 PM
21
11:00 AM—1:00 PM
22
8th Sunday of Matthew
11:00 AM—9:00 PM
23 24
Greek Day at Kennywood
25 26
St. Paraskeve
8:30 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy
27 St. Panteleimon
8:30 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy
28
29 9th Sunday of Matthew
30 31
ST. PAUL GRECIAN FESTIVAL
ST. PAUL GRECIAN FESTIVAL
Father, Presvytera, and Philoptochos attend National Clergy-Laity
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Andie graduates from Loyola University in Chicago with a PhD in Neuroscience.
Daughter of: Dean & Alexandra Asimes
Granddaughter of: Anna Asimes
Andie Asimes
Son of: Michael and Maria Felouzis
Emanuel
graduates from Cuyahoga Community College with an Associates of Arts degree. He intends to further his education to major in Psychology.
Emanuel Felouzis
Daughter of: Joe and Emerald Linz
Granddaughter of: Ergina (Mike) Paterakis
Katerina graduates from Ohio Northern University with a Bachelor of Science in Public Health and a minor in Biology and Spanish.
Katerina Linz
Daughter of: Jay and Nitsa McClatchey
Granddaughter of: Chris & Dea Karas
Maria graduates from University
of Pittsburgh with a Master of Social Work. She passed her graduate licensure exam to become a licensed Social Worker in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Maria McClatchey
Daughter of: Michael and Kathy Pearl
Granddaughter of: Hal (Bessie) Pearl
Alexandra graduates from
Ohio University College of Health Science & Professions with a Master of Arts in Speech Language Pathology.
Alexandra Pearl
Son of: Michael and Kathy Pearl
Grandson of: Hal (Bessie) Pearl
Joseph graduates from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science in Finance.
Joseph Pearl
Daughter of: John & Effie Trihas
Granddaughter of: Kathy (Haralambos) Trihas George & Kathy Nikolaou
Emily graduates from The Ohio State University
with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences. She will continue her education at The Ohio State University in the fall to pursue a Doctorate of Pharmacy Degree.
Emily Trihas
Son of: Dr. Michael and Brenda Saridakis
Mike graduates from College of
Wooster with a Bachelor of Science in Classic Studies. He will go on to obtain a Master in the Art of Teaching for Latin at Kent State. University.
Mike Saridakis
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Η Ελληνική Γωνιά ~ Μαρία Καρλατήρα (Μαράκι)
Φίλοι μου καλώς σας βρίσκω στην παρέα μας και καλό μας μήνα. Τώρα που το καλοκαιράκι σιγά–σιγά μας έρχεται, αρκετοί από σας είδη έχεται αποφασήσει για τις διακοπές σας. Γιά εκείνους όμως που δεν έχουν αποφασήσει, το γαλάζιο-νοερό- καραβάκι της Ελληνικής Γωνιάς θα σας ταξιδέψει δωρεάν και φέτος σε νησιά πέρα απο τα συνηθισμένα. Καλό ταξίδι και πάμε στα κρυφά διαμάντια της Ελλάδας. Ομορφιά ανείπωτη, αγνή. Θησαυροί ανεκτίμητοι που αναμένουν να τους ανακαλύψετε. Παραλίες μυστικές, κρυφοί κόλποι,τόποι σπάνιας αρχιτεκτονικής, ήθη και έθιμα προαιώνια, γεύσεις αυθεντικές-ατόφιες. Ελάτε να δούμε τους ανεξερεύνητους θησαυρούς της νησιώτικης Ελλάδας μας.
ΑΛΟΝΝΗΣΟΣ ~ Η ξεχωριστή των Σποράδων. Καταπράσινη, ιδανική για χαλάρωση και με χίλιες εικόνες ομορφιάς. Μιά επίσκεψη στο παρθένο δάσος είναι απαραίτητη. Το θαλάσσιο πάρκο της Μεσογειακής Φώκιας, το κάστρο σε βράχο που σφυρίζουν μνήμες και ιστορίες και τόσα άλλα που σας περιμένουν. ΙΚΑΡΙΑ ~ Ατίθαση ομορφιά και ενέργεια. Χωριά που ζούν στους δικούς τους ρυθμούς, πανηγύρια παντού, γυμνοί βράχοι και απέραντο πράσινο, ποτάμια που κυλούν μέχρι τις ονειρεμένες παραλίες, άγρια βλάστηση και το μυστικό της μακροζωίας. ΙΘΑΚΗ ~ Σύμβολο της πιο γλυκιάς πατρίδας, η καταπράσινη Ιθάκη με τους πανέμορφους φυσικούς όρμους της, τους φιλόξενους κατοίκους και τους παραδοσιακούς οικισμούς. Είναι ένα νησί για όσους λατρεύουν την γαλήνη και το στοχασμό. Ίσως για να αναζητήσουν την δική τους «Ιθάκη». ΣΑΜΟΘΡΑΚΗ ~ Το νησί με τα δύσβατα ορεινά μονοπάτια του όρους Σάος και τους κρυφούς του καταρράκτες. Προσφέρει μοναδικές εμπειρίες. ΚΑΛΥΜΝΟΣ ~ Το νησί των βουτηχτάδων και των αναρριχητών. Ένας προορισμός για σύνχρονους λάτρες. ΚΑΣΤΕΛΛΟΡΙΖΟ ~ Αυτό το νησί είναι στην άκρη των Δωδεκανήσων και της Ευρώπης. Συναρπάζει με την ομορφιά του , την ιστορία του και την αναλλοίωτη αρχοντιά του. Απο τα πλέον μικρά κρυφά διαμάντια της Ελλάδας, με χαρακτήρα πολύ αυθεντικό καθώς υπάρχει το ιστορικό νησάκι της Κυράς της ΡΟ.
Αγαπητοί μου φίλοι αυτά τα λίγα για τώρα. Τον άλλο μήνα θα ταξιδέψουμε σε άλλα μέρη. Εύχομαι καλό καλοκαίρι σε όλους σας και πολλές ευχές σε όλους τους Μπαμπάδες για την εορτή του Πατέρα....Σας περιμένω στην μηνιαία μας παρέα.
Looking for something specific in our bookstore? Ask Jim and Karen Sullivan, who manage our bookstore and they may be able to get it for you. Our bookstore also offers gift certificates which the perfect gift for every occasion. Stop by to purchase today in any denomination.
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Boukis, Peter & Lauren
Bozikis, Pete & Evangeline
Brown, David & Kathleen
Bucciere, Scott & Alexis
Calabrese, Joseph & Deanna
Callas, Stephen
Caloumenos, Athena
Caloumenos, Paul
Cameron, David & Ellie
Cappas, Samuel & Elaine
Carlotta, Vickie
Carvaines, John & Becky
Carvaines, William & Elaine
Castros, Nick & Rosalie
Chames, John & Elizabeth
Chirakos, Frank & Gladys
Choukalas, Diana
Choukalas, Peter & Christine
Chrisopulos, Vivian
Christian, Angela
Cole, Thomas & Marilyn
Colovas, Anthone
Contoveros, Paul & Karen
Cook, Chris & Stacy
Cooke, Albert & Elaine
Cooke, John & Sarah
Costaras-Vasilakis, Irene
Crider, Randy & Mary Kay
Dadas, Alex & Rosalyn
Dadas, Helen
Dadas, Mike & Georgia
Dadas, Skevy
Dalakas, Thad & Kyle
We thank all those who made and fulfilled their 2017 commitment. For those who have fallen behind in their 2017 commitment, please take a moment to catch up by sending your donation to the church office or making a donation through our website.
We would also like to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU to the 370 families who have pledged $297,485.00 to our 2018 Stewardship program as
of May 30, 2018. Please remember, part of being a member of the parish is committing your time, talent, AND treasure. Don’t see your name listed? Haven’t completed your pledge card yet? Take a moment to do so on our
website, call the church office, or pick up a card at the candle stand. We thank the
following families who have made their stewardship commitment for 2018:
Aceto, Chris & Effie
Alex, Angie
Alex, James & Nicole
Alex, John & Christine
Alex, Peter
Alexakis, Ginger
Alexandrou, Eleni
Almaliotis, Aris
Anagnostou, George & Katina
Anastasakis, Pete & Theresa
Anastos, James
Anastos, Mary
Antonaklas, Elias & Elaina
Apostolakis, Nicholas
Arfaras, Spiros & Joan
Asimes, Dean & Alexandra
Asmis, Anthony & Peggy
Asmis, George & Sandy
Asmis, Nicholas & Tina
Ayers, Antonia
Balis, Odess
Bishop, Shawn & Megan
Blair, Robert & Marsha
Boden, Charles & Desma
Boden, Vincent
Bodle, Chris & Georgiann
Bodle, Nicholas
Bosinger, Pete & Elizabeth
Boukis, Christ & Photia
Boukis, Gary & Mary
Boukis, Kenneth & Packy
Dallas, Rocky & Rose
Daniels, Clara
Daniels, John & Victoria
Daniels, Lee
Daniels, Steve & Elaine
Darakos, Liberty
Dellaportas, George & Teresa
Demopoulos, Elaine
Demopoulos, Penny
Diamond, Dennis & Donna
Dimitris, James & Deborah
Dopoulos, Christine
Dopoulos, Jim & Elizabeth
Downing, Jerod & Christina
Dunn, Darren & Mary
Eakman, Mark
Economou, Jim & Despina
Economou, Peter
Elliott, John
Elliott, Rae
Emanuel, Eva
Emanuel, George
Evanich, Michael & Sara
Evanich, Norm & Katherine
Fazio, Anthony & Mary
Felouzis, Michael & Maria
Filippakis, John & Amanda
Forde, Anthony & Mary
Fourmas, Anastasius & Rita
Fourmas, Thomas
Fox, Joe & Alexa
Gallagher, Georgia
Gallas, Steve & Irene
Gaudio, Michael & Kathy
Geanneses, Antoinette
Gemelas, Faye
Gemelas, Sophia
Gigis, Tom
Glaros, Bill & Kathy
Gousios, Andreas & Barbara
Gregory, Jim & Connie
Griffin, Timothy & Era
Gugliotta, John & Eleni
Gugliotta, Nathan
Haritakis, Michael & Connie
Harris, Katherine
Harriston, George & Stella
Hassel, Thomas & Martha
Hazinakis, Nicholas & Anna
Holland, Michael & Melissa
Hovanec, Eleanor
Hovanec, George & Cindy
Hughes, Diane
Iula, Christopher & Rhonee
James, John & Theresa
Javaras, Anne
Kadras, Effie
Kadras, James
Kalina, Richard & Maria
Kaloger, Nicki
Kalucis, Chris & Sue
Kalucis, John
Kantzios, Maria
Karagiozis, Anthony & Gail
Karas, Chris & Dea
Karas, Christos
Karas, George & Judy
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Karas, Leon & Grace
Karas, Nasso & Heather
Karas, Nicholas
Karas, Sotere & Sophia
Karas, Sylvia
Kargiotis, Evan & Minnie
Kariotakis, Alex & Frances
Karlatiras, Maria
Karnavas, George & Kalli
Kartson, Nicholas
Katsaros, Connie
Katsavrias, Jim & Vivian
Katzakis, George & Thalia
Katzakis, Gus & Kimberly
Katzakis, Nick & Joan
Kavourias, Helen
Kavourias, James & Margaret
Keares, Fr Costas & Nicole
Keares, Peter
Knouff, Gary & Myra
Kokkas, Demetrios & Irene
Kokkas, Ted & Joanna
Konstantinou, Koula
Konstantinou, Taso
Kontos, William & Kim
Kontoveros, Dimitria
Kornelakis, Angeline
Kostantaras, John & Clara
Kotian, Rakesh & Valerie
Koulioufas, Maria
Kouliofas, Thomas
Koutsoulias, Anastasia
Kouvaras, Jason & Wendy
Kozanis, Costas & Toula
Kreinbrook, Michael & Deb
Kriaris, Ann
Kriaris, Aristides & Olga
Kriaris, Demos & Joann
Krokos, John & Frances
Krokos, Mathew & Areti
Kubat, Milan & Erin
Kyriakides, Anne
Kyriakides, Billie
Pearl, Hal
Pearl, Michael & Katherine
Perk, Kathleen
Perko, Annamari & Robert
Petsas, Anna
Petsas, George & Gail
Petsas, Georgios & Georgia
Phillips, Joshua & Kirasoula
Phillips, Mathew & Dea
Pistiolas, George & Maria
Polichuk, Andrew & Lindsey
Pontikos, Dean & Erin
Pontikos, Irene
Popakiuk, Elizabeth
Porter, David & Jean
Poulos, George & Georgann
Poulos, Gus & Dorothy
Poulos, John & Elaine
Poulos, Nick & Chong
Poulos, Philip
Psellas, John & Anna
Pyros, Nick
Rackas, John
Rahas, Michael & Helen
Rahas, Pete & Amber
Rassias, Gerasimos & Andreanna
Regan, Maria
Regan, William & Susie
Roditis, Harilos & Maria
Roditis, Steve & Calypso
Rokakis, Andy & Dianne
Ross, Bob & Angeline
Rossi, Ernest & Betty
Rubertino, Joseph & Frosini
Sakellakis, John & Effie
Sampson, Adam & Samantha
Saridakis, Louise
Saridakis, Manuel & Ruth
Saridakis, Michael & Brenda
Sarris, Mathew
Savas, Betty
Savas, Dennis & Mary
Savas, Kathleen
Schultz, Jeffrey & Amy
Moliatu, Robert & Paula
Moll, Bill & Becky
Moll, Dean
Montemarano, Jim & Julie
Moore, Zoe
Moraitis, Helen
Mount, Jonathan & Angela
Mouzakitis, Sue
Mouzakitis-Pierse, Eleni
Nackowiz, Bob & Elaine
Nasrallah, Rmize & Robyn Harb
Natsis, Demetrios & Caroline
Natsis, Victoria
Neculai, Andrei & Francessca
Nicholas, Deno & Joyce
Nicholas, John & Paige
Nicholas, Michael & Cynthia
Nichols, George & Annette
Nichols, Lee
Nikolaou, George & Kathy
Ocker, Stephanie
Olenik, Michael & Mary
Opria, Matthew & Michelle
Page, Gus & Sonia
Pagonakis, Joseph & Jody
Pagonakis, Mary
Palkovic, Frank & Marie
Pallam, Evanthia
Pantaleo, Annette
Pantazoglou, Ellie
Papadatos, Steven & Dawn
Papadopoulos, Eftehia
Papanikolaou, Mike & Helen
Paparizos, Michael & Christine
Pappas, Ermioni
Pappas, Yianni & Andrea
Parianos, Alexandra
Parianos, Nicolas & Tammy
Paterakis, Ergina
Pateras, Barbara
Paul, Hary
Payamgis, George & Jennifer
Kyriakides, Rod & Louise
Laios, Alex
Lamakos, Alice
Lang, Todd & Maria
Langos, Frank & Laura
Langos, John & Susan
Langos, Julie
Langos, Steven & Rebeca
Lavdas, Leon & Penny
Lekas, Stephen & Maribeth
Lekas, Tessie
Lekutis, George & Yvonne
Leon, Emanuel
Lignos, Michael
Lindemann, Ray & Vera
Linz, Joseph & Emerald
Loizos, John & Toula
Loizos, Michael & Sophia
Londrico, Phil & Linda
Lopez, Dan & Nikki
Lovejoy, Chris & Maria
Lucchese, Mary & Leonard
Makiaris, James & Diane
Makridis, Christos & Ivanna
Makris, Bessie A
Makroglou, Thal & Lisa
Mannarino, Peter & Antonia
Marconi, Stephen & Ioanna
Markakis, George & Maria
Markos, Al & Popie
Markos, Bill & Kathy
Maropis, George & Helen
Maskow, Brian & Julie
Master, Mary
Matheou, Mary
Mavros, Chris & Kathy
Mavros, Nick
Mazzeo, Dave & Debbie
McClatchey, Jay & Nitsa
McGillick, Kathy
McGuire, Lucas & Kristina
Mellis, Mathew & Marlene
Mellis, Rosemary
Mersinas, Marguerite
Minaritzis, Dimitira
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Many thanks to those who are using your stewardship envelopes each Sunday. Please note the special envelopes inserted in your May / June set:
▪ Benevolent ~ confiden-tially assist individuals in need
▪ Capital Improvement
~ applied to Improving our facility
▪ St. Paul Festival ~
offset the rising costs associated with putting on a Festival
▪ Sts. Peter & Paul
Schultz, Ken & Terry
Sejka, Cynthia
Sekas, Theodore
Sevastis, Mary
Sfekas, Michael & Dorothy
Sfekas, Mike & Sylvia
Shamblin, Brian & Susan
Shinas, George
Siamidis, John & Charoula
Simakis, George & Efty
Sitaras, Nick & Joanne
Sitter, Pam
Skaljac, Gregory & Stella
Smith, Kenneth & Demetra
Smith, Richard & Christina
Sophocleous, Soph & Val
Sperellis, Thomas
Spooner, Sam & Mary Ann
Stamas, Michael & Nancy
Stassis, Persephoni
Stavropoulos, Chris & Pauline
Steffas, Diana
Steffas, Michael & Renie
Steffas, Nick & Renee
Steffas, Sophie
Steffas, Tom & Jamie
Stergiou, Petros & Mary
Sullivan, Erika
Sullivan, James & Karen
Summers, Jay & Heather
Tartara, Helaina
Tartara, Jonathan & Kristina
Tartara, Michael & Connie
Tartara, Tim & Fran
Theodore, George & Irene
Theodore, George & Sharon
Timms, Ronald & Barbara
Trakas, Bruce
Trakas, Jim & Anne
Trakas, Kathy L.
Trihas, John & Effie
Trihas, Kathy
Tsesmelis, Efstathios & Asimo
Tsiamis, John & Tammy
Tsigrelis, Constantine & Mary
Tsilimos, Amelia
Valantasis, Thomas & Rose
Varlamos, Cynthia
Varlamos, Nick
Vasilakis, Joe & Roberta
Vassilakis, George & Olga
Vedouras, Emily
Ventrone, Gus & Mary
Volanis, Mike
Vondrasek, Dennis & Diane
Vourliotis, John
Vrotsos, Pete & Darlene
Whitacre, Kyle & Maria
Wilson, Drew & Dena
Wolf, Richard & Beth
Xenos, Tom & Cori
Yeager, Connor & Ava
Zaharof, Phyllis
Zampetis, Ted & Ann
Zanoudakis, Emmanuel
Orthodox Christian Stewardship… ~ Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
...is a way of life, which acknowledges accountability, reverence, and responsibility before God. A primary goal of Stewardship is to promote spiritual growth and strengthen faith. Becoming a Steward begins when we believe in God, to whom we give our love, loyalty and trust and act on those beliefs. As Stewards, we affirm that every aspect of our lives comes as a gift from Him. Stewardship calls on the faithful to cheerfully offer back to God a portion of the gifts with which they have been blessed.
An Orthodox Christian Steward is an active participant in the life of the Church. The parish encourages all who accept the Orthodox Faith to become practicing Stewards. Each year the Steward is expected to carefully review his or her personal circumstances and make a commitment of time, talent, and treasure to support the Parish and her Ministries, which in turn support the National Ministries of our Archdiocese, Metropolises, and institutions.
In Oriented Leadership their book on Orthodox Christian leadership, Williams and McKibben define stewardship as the call of the faithful to share willingly the gifts that God has bestowed on them, including sharing these gifts for God’s work. Stewardship is devotion and service to God and His Church as persons, as families, as a Parish, as a Metropolis, as a National Church, and as the Church Universal. Stewardship is our active commitment to use ALL our time, talent, and treasure for the benefit of humankind in grateful acknowledgement of Christ’s redeeming love.
Stewardship is caring for the needs of others. Stewardship is offering one's self to God as He offered Himself to us. Stewardship is what a person does after saying "I believe..." as proof of that belief. - Williams and McKibben in Oriented Leadership
In the words of the late Fr. William Chiganos of Holy Apostles Church (Westchester, IL),“…people don’t give to need; they give to vision...Church people don’t stretch their giving because of need to meet the budget; they give more because they are able to see a vision of people being reached and God’s purposes being accomplished in the life of the church and its ministry.” Parishes with successful Orthodox Christian Stewardship Programs have found that incredible support is unleashed from Stewards who unselfishly and joyfully offer their time, talent and treasures, which in turn enhances the spirituality and ministry of the local parish.
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Festival Baking Schedule
We would love to see you at one of our baking sessions as we prepare for the Festival. Many hands are needed to make it a success and we invite you to be a part of this fun event!
Baking begins at 9:00 a.m. and continues until we are completed with the batches that are prepared for that day. A light lunch is provided but feel free to bring a dish to share as well.
JUNE BAKING SCHEDULE Monday June 4 Pastitsio Tuesday June 5 Moussaka Monday June 11 Tiropita
In order for our Festival guests to receive a proper Grecian Festival experience, many hands are needed to assist.
Please take a moment to review our SIGN UP GENIUS—choose the location you would like to help at and then the day(s) and time(s) you are available.
Don’t have a computer? You can also sign up during coffee social on Sunday’s or give the office a call for assistance.
PAGE 19 THE MESSENGER
Dad ~ Anonymous
God took the strength of a mountain, The majesty of a tree, The warmth of a summer sun, The calm of a quiet sea, The generous soul of nature, The comforting arm of night, The wisdom of the ages, The power of the eagle's flight, The joy of a morning in spring, The faith of a mustard seed, The patience of eternity, The depth of a family need, Then God combined these qualities, When there was nothing more to add, He knew his masterpiece was complete, And so, he called it Dad.
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