LITURGICAL SCHEDULE
Sat: 20: 4:00 pm @ St. Nicholas
For the parishioners
Sun: 21: 11:00 AM @ St. Nicholas
4th Sunday after Pentecost
Father’s Day
For the parishioners
Mon. 22: 9:00 am @ Infant Jesus
Tues. 23: 9:00 am @ Infant Jesus
Wed. 24: 6:00 m @ Infant Jesus
Birth of John the Baptist
For the parishioners
Thurs. 25: 9:00 am @ Infant Jesus
Fri. 26: NO LITURGY
Sat: 27: 4:00 pm @ St. Nicholas
For the parishioners
Sun: 28: 11:00 AM @ St. Nicholas
5th Sunday after Pentecost
For the parishioners
Collection Report
Week of 06/14/2026
$ 5.00 Holy Day
$ 99.00 Candles
$ 10.00 Peter’s Pence
$ 15.00 Maintenance Fund
$ 81.00 Garage Rental
$ 637.00 TOTAL
Attendance from last week’s Liturgies:
Saturday: 25
Sunday: N/A
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OUR PARISHIONERS:
Michael Volsko- Briarfield Manor, Kevin Ulrich- Ivywoods Manor, Minerva Zepeda at Oasis, John Porubensky-Windsor House at Omni manor, Margaret and William Zigarevich at home. May God grant to all the sick and homebound of our parish many blessed, happy and healthy years.
UPDATE-CAPITAL CAMPAIGN:
The NEW total collected is $141,363.90 for the Capital campaign. We continue to work towards our goal of $200,000. Thank you for your continued generosity and support to our church.
LITURGICAL REQUESTS:
Liturgical requests for 2026 are now being taken. Please call Paula @ (330)799-5983 for specific dates.
SANCTUARY CANDLE:
The 2026 Sanctuary candle sign-up sheet is on the table. Cost is still $10/candle. PLEASE CALL PAULA @ 330-799-5983 for ALL REQUESTS. Just deposit your money in the collection basket.
BYZANTINE SOCIAL CLUB:
The Byzantine Social Club of Infant Jesus invites ALL parishioners to join. Dues is $10/person. The social club meets on the last Wednesday of every month (attendance is optionally) for socialization and plan events like picnics, etc. It is a wonderful way to meet all parishioners of both churches.
PICNIC:
Please mark your calendars for the–CHURCH PICNIC on SUNDAY, JULY 19th at 3:00 pm in the church pavilion. Hot dogs, hamburgers, condiments and beverages will be provided. We ask that everyone please their favorite side dish or dessert. We are planning a corn hole tournament and kids activities. More information will be forthcoming on activities. There is a sign-up sheet in the vestibule. We hope to see you all there!!
SIMPLY SLAVIC FEASTIVAL:
The annual Simply Slavic Heritage Festival will be held on Friday, June 26 (5:00 pm-11:00 pm), Saturday , June 27 (12:00 noon-midnight) and NEW Sunday, June 28th (11:00 am -5:00 pm) at Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre near W. Front Street in Downtown Youngstown. Homemade ethnic food, folk dance performances, live ethnic & polka music and more. Admission is $5.00, children 12 and under are free.
FATHER’S DAY:
We wish all fathers, grandfathers, godfathers, father-in-law’s a very Happy Father’s Day. May God bless all with a wonderful day, heath happiness and many blessed years.
After liturgy, we are giving flowers to all fathers.
CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE:
The Archdiocese of Pittsburgh will again be honoring the couples who are celebrating significant year anniversaries of their marriage this year on Sunday, September 20, 2026 at St. Elias Church in Pittsburgh. Couples who are celebrating 10, 15,20,25,30, 35, 40, 45, 50 or additional years that are multiples are five during this year of 2026 will be celebrated. If unable to attend, certificates will be sent to the couples. Please notify Paula Slemons @ (330) 799-5983 by July 26th so the information can be given to the Chancery.
SANCTUARY CANDLES:
The Sanctuary candles will be lit for the entire week for your intentions. For the week of June 21-27, 2026, the right sanctuary candle is in memory of +Edward Vrabel from the Graneto & Vrabel Families. There is no request for the left sanctuary candle.
Mt. 8:5 A Centurion Beseeches Jesus
The centurion expected THE healing.
Chrysostom: Some argue that the centurion, by his description, implied the reason why he had not brought his servant to Jesus, saying, “Lord, my servant is lying paralyzed at home, in terrible distress,” as though he was at his last gasp, or even, as Luke said, he was “at the point of death.” In my opinion, however, the reason he had not brought him in was itself a signofhis great faith, even much greater than those who let the patient down through the roof.Because the centurion knew for certain that even a mere command was enough for raising the servant up, he thought it unnecessaryto bring him. the gospel of Matthew, Homily 26.1
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