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St. Mark Parish

St. Mark is a Catholic parish committed to fostering discipleship through the Word of God and the Sacraments. We are dedicated to providing Catholic education to our youth, to bringing a deeper relationship with Christ to our adults, and to supporting those in need through the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy. We encourage all of our parishioners to participate in the shared responsibility of worship, prayer, study and service.

September 1, 2024

April 13, 2025

Pastoral Staff
Rev. Adam Zajac Pastor
Mrs. Karen Cocita Principal
Mrs. Meaghan McCarthy-Silver Pastoral Minister
Mrs. Julia Wallace Music Ministry Director
Mr. Michael Kay Youth Ministry Director
Mrs. Jeannette Puckett Parish School of Religion (PSR) Director

COMMUNITY & SACRAMENTS
New Parishioners: All are welcome to join the parish! Visit the website or call the parish office to arrange to meet a pastoral staff member.
Become Catholic: Interested in becoming Catholic? Call the parish office for an appointment with a pastoral staff member to learn more.
Infant Baptism: As you celebrate a new birth, make sure to arrange for the child’s baptism. The third Sunday of the month is our regular schedule.
Reconciliation: Mercy and peace are here for you. Confession is available on Saturdays from 3:00pm to 3:45pm, or by appointment.
Marriage: Over six months we will prepare you to exchange vows before the altar. Whether engaged or civilly married, contact us to get started.
Anointing of the Sick: If you or a loved one is seriously sick, please call the parish office to arrange for a priest to visit and anoint.
Homebound: We are happy to bring Communion to you if you are unable to participate in the celebration of Mass.

15800 MONTROSE AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OH 44111 | 216-226-7577 | STMARKCLEVELAND.COM

LITURGY AND PRAYER INTENTIONS

Papal Intention
April: For the use of the new technologies. Let us pray that the use of the new technologies will not replace human relationships, will respect the dignity of the person, and will help us face the crises of our times.

Liturgy Schedule
Scripture readings can be found online at:
bible.usccb.org
Monday, April 14-Monday of Holy Week
8:30am Mass Presider’s Intention
Tuesday, April 15-Tuesday of Holy Week
6:45am Mass @ St. Mel
8:30am Mass Special Intention Lynda Mears
Wednesday, April 16-Wednesday of Holy Week
Thursday, April 17-Holy Thursday of the Lord’s Supper
8:30am Morning Prayer
7:00pm Mass @ St. Mel
10:00pm Night Prayer @ St. Mel
Friday, April 18-Friday of the Passion of the Lord
8:30am Morning Prayer
3:00pm Mass @ St. Mel
Saturday, April 19-Holy Saturday
8:30am Morning Prayer
9:00pm Easter Vigil Newly Baptized of Our Diocese
Sunday, April 20-Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
7:00am Mass @ St. Mel
8:30am Mass For the Parishioners of St. Mark Parish
and the Parishioners of St. Mel Parish
10:00am Mass @ St. Mel
11:30am Mass Maggie Willmitch

Pray for the Sick

We commend to your personal prayers parishioners who have asked to be prayed for:

William Adams
Gianna Andolina
Katy Brent
Henry Buehner
James Coyne
Matthew Craven
Nicole Foerstner
Mary Frantz
Theresa Fridrich
Irene Gurchensky

Carol Hughes
David Kurth
Linda Lawrence
Gerald McArthur
Jim McIlwee
Mary Miller
Maisie Nowlin
Bill Retzer
Mary Stark
Sr. Josette Obodzinski
Judy Reitz

Aimee Roscoe
Nora Sudetic
George Surovec
Barbara Thiel
Herb Tippie
Georgieann Treible
Joe Wantz
Charlotte Whiting
Lillian Zahara
Lew Zahara Jr.
Joseph Zavatchen Sr.

Other Intentions

Weekly Luke McGraw Memorial Candles Intention
Dolly Tinnirello

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News and Events

Offertory Collections
In-Pew Collection (past Sunday) $ 3,639.00
Faith Direct (past month total) $ 5,460.00
Thank you for your generosity!

Parish News

Liturgical Ministers
Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 19 at 9pm
Please see the sign-up sheet in the Sacristy for the Easter Vigil service. Thank you for your continued ministry.
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The Living Stations of the Cross
The Youth of St. Mark, St. Christopher and Our Lady of Angels
Join the youth of these parishes and witness this powerful prayer and performance as we journey through Holy Week this year.
Sunday, April 13th, 7:30pm at St. Christopher Parish
Friday, April 18th, 7:30 pm at Our Lady of Angels Parish
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Virtus-Empowering God’s children
Monday, April 28th
We are offering a one-time Empowering God’s Children class for adults on Monday, April 28th from 6:30pm-7:30pm in the Social Hall. Empowering God’s Children compliments the adult Protecting God’s Children program. This parent/volunteer session is essential to the effective protection of children and young people. Please contact Cheryl in the Parish Office at cbirchfield@stmarkcleveland.com to register for this presentation by April 27th if you are planning on attending.
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Reminders and Regular Events

Holy Name Society Meetings
Fellowship, prayer, and service for all parishioners
All men and women of the parish ages 18 and older are welcome to join the St. Mark Holy Name Society. Meetings are the second Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm in either the Picnic Pavilion or Social Hall. At these gatherings, we dine together and discuss what event we will be doing next to help the community of St. Mark. If you would like to know more, contact Jim Cocita at:
jimcocita@gmail.com
Easter Egg Hunt & Easter Bunny
Calling All 0-8 Year Olds
Join us at St. Mark on Saturday, April 19th for our Annual Easter Egg Hunt for all children ages 0-8 years old. We will meet in the gym at 9:30am. The egg hunt will start promptly at 10:00am. The hunt is over in about three minutes, so don’t be late.
The Easter Bunny will be in the gym at 9:30am and after the hunt for pictures! Don’t forget your basket (or bag) to put your collected eggs in.
See you then!!
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Markers/Mels50+
It’s time for the Derby!!
Celebrate this Southern tradition with us on Saturday, May 3rd, after the 4:00pm Mass, in the Social Hall.
Enjoy pulled pork sliders and beverages! Sides and desserts to share are very much appreciated. We will have a 50/50 raffle, games (and prizes!), enjoy watching the race and have great fun and fellowship!
Ladies don’t forget your hats and gents grab your bow ties!
To RSVP, please call or text Mary Kay at 216-402-8570.
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News and events

Reminders and Regular Events

Donut & Coffee Social
Once a month after all masses in the Social Hall. Gather with fellow parishioners. For questions contact Michael Kay at mkay@stmarkcleveland.com
Upcoming Date: May 17 & 18
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Young Family Gatherings
Connect with other young parents
Once a month after the 8:30am mass, young families are welcome to gather in the Social Hall (or Pavilion) for bagels, coffee, and community. Dates vary each month. For questions contact Briana Dave at:
bciancibello@gmail.com
Upcoming Dates: April 13
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St. Mark Class of 1975
Friday, May 30th
The class of 1975 is having a reunion on Friday, May 30 at Gormley’s Pub Rocky River at 6pm. Please contact Ed Figlar (9908-328-3209), Maureen Fallon Adler (440-503-4300) or Caroline O’Donnell (440-915-6123) to RSVP. Spread the word!
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Regional and Diocesan News and Events

How To Help Cleveland’s Homeless
Homeless Stand Down
There are several ways you can be part of the solution to help Cleveland’s homeless population. It is currently estimated annually the number of homeless in our city is over 5,000. One of the best ways to help is donating or volunteering at The Homeless Stand Down, a one-day event which is held every year in downtown Cleveland in the Cleveland Public Auditorium. This event provides clothing, meals, haircuts, exams and more. Last year over 80 organizations provided services and over 400 people volunteered. The date for Stand Down this year is Saturday, April 26th. Interested in volunteering? Get a group of family or friends together. The rewards are endless. Website for more information is https://bvuvolunteers.org/homeless-stand-down/
You can also contact Sherry Thaler at 216-599-7357 or s_thaler@sbclglobal.net for questions.
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General Parish Calendar
Saturday, April 12
9:00 am Jesus Day CH/SH/SCH
3:00 pm Confession
4:00 pm Mass
Palm Sunday
Holy Week
Sunday, April 13
8:30 am Mass
8:30 am Sunday PreSchool CR
9:30 am Rosary
9:30 am Young Families SH
11:30 am Mass LS w/Y&C Choir
Monday, April 14
8:30 am Mass
2:30 pm Youth Choir Prac. CH
6:30 pm PSR Class Gr. 1-8 CR
Tuesday, April 15
8:30 am Mass w/All School
2:30 pm Children’s Choir Prac. CH
7:00 pm Choir Prac. CH
Wednesday, April 16
2:45 pm Rosary Club
Thursday, April 17-Holy Thursday
8:30 am Morning Prayer CH
Friday, April 18-Good Friday
School Closed
Parish Office Closed
8:30 am Morning Prayer CH
12:00 pm A&E Decorating CH
Saturday, April 19-Holy Saturday
8:30 am Morning Prayer CH
9:00 am Rehearsal for Vigil CH
10:00 am HNS Easter Egg Hunt CC/G
9:00 pm Easter Vigil Service CH
Sunday, April 20-Easter Sunday
8:30 am Mass
11:30 am Mass LS w/Y&C Choir

If you would like to watch the
video from the 75th Gala please go to the school website at www.stmarkwestpark.com

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Catechesis

General Audience of Pope Francis, on 6 April 2025
Cycle of Catechesis – Jubilee 2025. Jesus Christ our Hope. II. The life of Jesus. The encounters 3. Zacchaeus. “Today I must stay at your house!” (Lk 19:5)

Dear brothers and sisters,
Today we will continue to contemplate Jesus’ encounters with some figures from the Gospel. This time, I would like to focus on Zacchaeus: an episode that is particularly close to my heart, because it has a special place in my spiritual journey.
The Gospel of Luke presents Zacchaeus to us and one who seems irredeemably lost. Perhaps we too feel this way at times: without hope. Instead, Zacchaeus will discover that the Lord was already looking for him.
In fact, Jesus came to Jericho, a city located below sea level, considered to be an image of the underworld, where Jesus wants to go in search of those who feel they are lost. And in reality, the Risen Lord continues to descend into today’s underworlds, in places of war, in the suffering of the innocent, in the heart of mothers who see their children die, in the hunger of the poor.
Zacchaeus, in a certain sense, is lost; perhaps he has made the wrong decisions or perhaps his life has put him in situations from which he struggles to get out. Indeed, Luke insists on describing the characteristics of this man: not only is he a publican, a person who collects taxes from his fellow citizens for the Roman invaders, but he is the chief of publicans, no less, as if to say that his sin is multiplied.
Luke then adds that Zacchaeus is rich, suggesting that he has grown rich on the backs of others, abusing his position. But all this has consequences: Zacchaeus probably feels excluded, despised by everyone.
When he comes to know that Jesus is passing through the city, Zacchaeus feels the desire to see Him. He does not dare to imagine a meeting; it would be enough to watch him from a distance. However, our desires encounter obstacles and are not automatically fulfilled: Zacchaeus is short! It is our reality: we have limitations that we have to deal with. And then there are others, who sometimes do not help us: the crowd prevents Zacchaeus from seeing Jesus. Perhaps it is something of a revenge on their part.
But when you have a strong desire, you do not lose heart. You find a solution. However, you need to be courageous and unashamed; you need a little of the simplicity of children and not to worry about your own image. Zacchaeus, just like a child, climbs a tree. It should be a good vantage point, especially in order to watch without being seen, hiding behind the branches.
But with the Lord, the unexpected always happens. Jesus, when He comes close, raises His eyes. Zacchaeus feels he has been discovered, and probably expects a public rebuke. The people may have hoped for it, but they are disappointed: Jesus asks Zacchaeus to come down immediately, almost surprised to see him in the tree, and says to him, “Today I must stay at your house!” (Lk 19:5). God does not pass by without looking for those who are lost.
Luke highlights the joy in Zacchaeus’ heart. It is the joy of one who feels that he has been seen, acknowledged, and above all forgiven. Jesus’ gaze is not one of reproach, but of mercy. It is that mercy we sometimes struggle to accept, especially when God forgives those who, in our opinion, do not deserve it. We grumble because we would like to impose limits on God’s love.
In the scene at home, Zacchaeus, after listening to Jesus’ words of forgiveness, stands up, as if he were arising from a condition of death. And he gets up to make a commitment: to return four times what he has stolen. It is not a price to be paid, because God’s forgiveness is free, but rather the desire to imitate the One by whom he felt loved. Zacchaeus makes a commitment to which he was not bound, but he does so because he understands that this is his way of loving. And he does so by combining the Roman legislation regarding theft and the Rabbinic law on penance. Zacchaeus, then, is not only the man of desire; he is also one who knows how to take practical steps. His purpose is not generic or abstract, but stems precisely from his history: he looked at his life and identified the point from which to begin his transformation.
Dear brothers and sisters, let us learn from Zacchaeus not to lose hope, even when we feel we have been cast aside or are incapable of change. Let us nurture our desire to see Jesus, and above all let us allow ourselves to be found by the mercy of God, who always comes in search of us, in whatever situation we may be lost.

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Parish grade school

Reflecting back as we begin the final quarter of school, the opportunities our children are given provide such enrichment for them.
Our children involved in our Entrepreneur Club went to Shaker Rocks, a facility which provides team building experiences and perseverance skills. In addition, they heard a presentation given by a business owner about his own personal experiences in the world of entrepreneurship. It was quite amazing to me to see how calm our children were as they scaled walls of about 40 feet! They loved it!
Our 8th Grade students spent three wonderful days in Washington D.C. with Mrs. Gunn and me and a few other teachers and parents. They were the best! Here is a brief list of their itinerary:
Day 1: Holocaust Museum, Smithsonian's American History Museum, tour of the MLK, FDR and Jefferson Memorials in the evening
Day 2: Capitol Tour, Library of Congress, Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, National Archives, Korean, Lincoln, Vietnam, and WWII Memorials. Prior to their departure for Washington, each of the students selected and researched the name of one soldier whose name is etched into the memorial. Our students then wrote a brief essay about that selected person and included photos. We laminated these, and during their visit, each student placed the essay and flowers at the foot of their nameplate. It was a beautifully moving experience for everyone. We then departed for Arlington National Cemetery where we visited the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Changing of the Guard Ceremony, Kennedy gravesites, and a visit to the Iwo Jima Memorial and Air Force Memorial. For me personally, watching our children stand at attention and in perfect silence during the Changing of the Guard is impressive. I was so very proud of them; they just knew the right thing to do. That evening, there was some "downtime" with some pretty competitive bowling games going on! (I was right in there with the kids!)
Day 3: We attended a morning Mass at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Not being aware of this ahead of time, the USCCB (The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops) was holding their meeting in Washington, so besides St. Mark School in attendance at Mass, there were 31 Bishops and a few Cardinals also in attendance. I told our children that this has never occurred before! How special for them. They were greeted before Mass from Archbishop Timothy Broglio, President of the USCCB, who explained that he was ordained a priest in the Diocese of Cleveland and served (apologetically) on Cleveland's East Side! What a special moment for our students! Following Mass, we lit candles in the St. Anthony Mary Claret Chapel in memory of Lucy Hauck, a former student who passed away suddenly, Officers Shane Bartek and Wayne Leon, Dave Adams, our former P.E. teacher, and Deacon Dave Lundeen. Next we visited the White House Visitor Center because we were unable to get passes for the White House (I tried!). Following lunch, we departed Washington to Shanksville, PA, to view the final resting place of Flight 93. While in transit, the students were able to view a documentary put together about the incidents of 911 since none of them were even born yet.
The students loved the trip; they are still talking about it! It is in these moments, that we recognize the importance of field trips. They offer students the opportunity to learn about a subject in a more hands-on and immersive way.
All of our students either have attended or will be attending fieldtrips as the year winds down. I will keep you informed
about many of these over the next few weeks.
In the meantime, on behalf of all of us at St. Mark School, I want to wish you a very Happy Easter. May God bless you
and your family.
Mrs. Cocita

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Food Sunday
February 23
We will be collecting food for Blessed Trinity Parish - Bountiful Basement Clients next weekend. They have requested canned vegetables, fruit, and chicken; tuna, chili, stew, ravioli, spaghetti, pasta with sauce, rice, instant potatoes, soups, and PBJ in plastic jars. All of your donations are appreciated. Thank you!
May God bless all!
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Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers
The new Minister schedule for October 2024 - January 2025 is now available on the church website and those that receive a hard copy, for pick-up in the Sacristy. Copies of rosters can be found in the Sacristy if a substitute is needed.
If you have any questions please call Cheryl in the Parish Office at 216-226-7577.
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Pray for the Deceased

Necrology Book
The Necrology Book (or the Book of the Deceased) will be placed in the Church. Pease feel free to add the names of your loved ones who have died. The Book will be left out for the entire month of October. During the month of November the Necrology Book will be presented during the Offertory procession at all Masses. Please remember to honor all our deceased loved ones by adding their names to the Necrology Book.

Fr. Edward Burba
Terry McManamon, Father of Colleen Ganor
May perpetual light shine upon them

REQUEST FOR 2024 CONTRIBUTION REPORT
Please send a request via email to
dbroughton@stmarkcleveland.com or fill out this form and return it to the Parish Office.
Name (print)_________________________________________
Address_____________________________________________
City, State, Zip_______________________________________
Email report to:_______________________________________
Pick up at Parish Office ________Mail to above address______

ATTENTION ALL LECTORS
Please stop in the sacristy after mass to pick up your new Lector workbook with your name on it.
The new Liturgical year begins
December 2 & 3

Weekly Luke McGraw Memorial Candles Intention
Dolly Tinnirello
Baptized This Week
Alaina Grace Lesniak
Wedding Banns

St. Joseph Altar
March 15 & 16
*Write petitions on papers found in a basket by the
St. Joseph Statue
*Be sure to take a fava bean, medal and prayer card
We will be collecting items for St. Edward High School Labre Ministry. The Labre ministry allows students, faculty & staff, alumni and friends of St. Edward to directly serve the immediate needs of the poor every Thursday through the entire year. The ministry immersion, named after St. Benedict Joseph Labre, the patron saint of the homeless, allows students to see and experience the struggles of our homeless friends on the streets. This ministry is powerful as our students help prepare the meal, meet, and serve our poor brothers and sisters by coming to them (i.e. under bridges, in vacant lots, woods, etc.).
Students hand-deliver food, clothing, hygiene kits, etc. to those we visit each week. This helps to instill in our students that every human being has dignity and that we should be preferential in charity to the poorest among us.
Any perishable items are appreciated.
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Birthright Baby Bottle Donations
Return January 25 & 26
We are sponsoring a fundraiser for Birthright, a pregnancy crisis and counseling center. Baby bottles will be available to pick up at all Church entrances. If you are able, please pick up a baby bottle, fill it with spare change to ‘help make a change in a young woman’s life’. Please return the filled bottles the weekend of January 25 & 26. Bottles may also be returned to the Parish Office.
Thank you for your continued generosity.
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2025 Little Black Books
Lenten Reflection booklets
Reflection booklets will be at the Church entrances beginning this weekend. The cost is $2.00 each. Please return envelopes to the Parish Office.
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Eucharistic Adoration
Prayer and Thanksgiving before the Lord
Join us for Eucharistic Adoration on Friday, April 4th from 4:00pm - 5:00pm.
Family Holy Hour
Our First Friday adoration will continue to provide prayerful options for people of all ages, especially families of young children. Fr. Adam will be available to hear Confession.
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www.faithdirect.net
St. Mark Church # OH274
If you are using Faith Direct for eGiving….please access the website, log in and verify that all of your information is correct. You may need to update bank account or credit card numbers.
If you forgot your user name or password follow the directions on the login screen.
If you have questions about Faith Direct go to the FAQ section of the website for answers.
Thank you for supporting
St. Mark Church!

Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors and Altar Servers
Please notify in writing or by email of any dates that you are not available to serve for the next schedule, which will be from February 2025-May 2025. We need this information so that all Ministers are available to fulfill their scheduled Mass times. We appreciate your continued service. The deadline to submit dates is Monday, January 13th by 4:30pm to cbirchfield@stmarkcleveland.com. Please be mindful of holidays and vacations. Thank you for your help.
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Parish News

Military Service
If you know of any parishioners and family members that are in active military service, please contact the parish office with their name. At cbirchfield@stmarkcleveland.com or call 216-226-7577
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St. Mark Prayer Group
Relax, pray and grow in faith
The parishioner-led prayer group will meet on Thursday, April 3rd at 7pm in the Servers Sacristy. There is a book available near the Sacred Heart Statue in the Church for prayer requests. These will receive prayers by this group. Feel free to share answered prayers here also. Please join us! There is no need to sign up.
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Jubilee Anniversary Mass
Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist
We are always excited to celebrate the jubilee anniversary Mass for couples married 50 years. This Mass is celebrated at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in downtown Cleveland. On Sunday, June 29, 2025 at 2:00pm we will celebrate with all couples married in 1975. Everyone is invited and may bring family with them. Doors open at 1:30pm. This is not a tickets event. No registration required.
The Office of Marriage and Family Ministry is pleased to provide a letter from Bishop Malesic and a certificate for all couples married 50 years. Attendance at the 50th Wedding Anniversary Mass is not required.
Please go to the www.dioceseofcleveland.org website and search 50th Wedding Anniversary Jubilee Mass for more information and to request a certificate.
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St. Mark Bereavement
Contact the Parish Office to register 216-226-7577
Six sessions of bereavement will be offered to those who are in need of support while experiencing grief and loss. Please consider joining us as we journey together through the Seasons of Hope program.
Tuesdays at 7pm
October 15
October 22
October 29
November 5
November 12
November 19
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Sunday Rosary
A devotion to enrich your prayer life
Please come to pray with Mary, Our Blessed Mother, in this beautiful devotion. Parishioners gather in the church to pray the rosary after the 8:30am mass every Sunday. Contemplating the mysteries of the life of Christ, we pray for peace and grace in the world.
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Calendar Abbreviations
R = RECTORY CH = CHURCH
SS = SERVER’S SACRISTY SCH = SCHOOL HALLWAY
SchH2 = 1ST FLOOR HALL CR = CLASSROOM
CR = CLASSROOM SH = SOCIAL HALL
G = GYMNASIUM CC = COMMUNITY CENTER
FR = FACULTY ROOM PP = PICNIC PAVILION
PL = PARKING LOT

VIRTUS Program Compliancy
Check that you are up-to-date!
All staff and all volunteers who work with children (such as coaches, catechists, scout leaders, parent volunteers, etc.) are required to stay compliant with the VIRTUS program. No exceptions are made. This program is required by the Diocese of Cleveland, and we are audited annually.
For existing volunteers:
Stay current with the online bulletins
Renew your BCI Fingerprint and Background check every five years through virtusonline.org (see the Toolbox tab for selection.com background check).
New and interested volunteers working with children:
Attend a VIRTUS training. Registration is through virtusonline.org.
Read and sign the 2016 Policy for Protecting Children.
Read and sign the 2016 Standards of Conduct.
Complete a background check through virtusonline.org (see the Toolbox tab for selection.com background check).
Complete the St. Mark Volunteer Application
Full information can be found on our parish website. To verify that your are in compliance call the parish office.
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Liturgical Ministers	emHCs	Lectors	Servers
Saturday, April 12 @ 4:00pm	Bridget Blayney / Gloria Morin / John Levis	Al Abel / Lou Toth	Houston Engle / Grant Glazier / Lucas Sambrook
Sunday, April 13 @ 8:30am	Michael Kay / Kathy O’Malley / Austin Tousley	Michael Grathwol / Tim Mohr	London Dinya / Adlee Rave / Jacob Spolarich
Sunday, April 13 @ 11:30am	Lisa Ditzel / Rosanne Kelley / Cari Foster	Eileen Andrews / Eliza Kratt	Michael Doyle / Rowan Schleter / Joseph Sonby

St. Mark CYO Site Supervisor
Part-time Position
We are looking for an adult over the age of 21 to fill an open Site Supervisor position at St. Mark.
The Site Supervisor must be fully Virtus compliant and able to work evenings during the week and day/evening hours on the weekends. The position is paid and would be 3 to 4 days per week.
The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, opening and closing the gym, monitoring the practices or games and handling payments for the student workers.
If you are interested, please contact Teresa Purenciu-Winans at twinans@stmarkcleveland.com or 216-226-7577 for detailed information.
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Seven Sisters Apostolate of Prayer
Individuals privately offer one full Holy Hour on one specific day of the week solely for the intentions for our Pastor. SevenSistersApostolate.Org
Contact Kim at 216-401-1185

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