EVENTS!
WHAT'S GOING ON AT
ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON!!
Do You Feel Called to Ministry at Seas Consider being an Usher, Lector, Altar Server or Eucharistic Minister for our Weekend Masses. Contact the church office or Fr. Ed to learn more. Training will be provided. Side note: Being an Usher/Greeter is an enjoyable way to get to know the people of SEAS.
Fall is always beautiful here at SEAS.
If you would like to share any family pictures that you take here at the parish this year, please send them along and we will post some on our website.
OCTOBER WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Frank & Andrea Stasik Oct. 12th - 40 Years
Congratulations!
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Bible Study
Adult Bible Study resumed on October 15th.
We continue with the Acts of the Apostles.
Bring your bible. We meet from Noon till 1 PM.
All are welcome!
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FALL FEST
Sunday, November 2nd
12pm to 2pm
Come, bring your family to enjoy this free event
The Knights of Columbus will be cooking ham burgers and bratwursts.
Mary Buttner is making homemade potato salad and applesauce
along with her amazing cookies for dessert.
For those who have never had the chance to taste Francisco's Venezuelan food, he will be preparing his delicious black beans as another side dish.
If you would like to help with the set-up, serving or clean-up, please sign up in the church lobby. I hope you will join us for this free event, which is our way of saying thank you and showing our apprecia tion for your being part of our parish family.
We look forward to seeing all of you!
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An Invitation to our Holy Hour Monday
November 3rd at Noon
The month of November is dedicated to remembering our loved ones who are no longer with us.
I invite you to join us on
Monday, November 3rd at 12 Noon at our Eucharistic Holy Hour.
Join us in prayer and adoration.
It is said that when we remember in prayer our deceased loved ones they are always with us in spirit. Why not mark this date on our calendar and we will see you at SEAS. God bless.
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Social Concerns
Respect Life
OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH
Respect Life Statement October 2025 Most Reverend Daniel E. Thomas Bishop of Toledo Chairman,
USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities With great joy we celebrate October as Respect Life Month amid the Church’s Jubilee Year of Hope.
This Jubilee Year “offers us the opportunity to appreciate anew, and with immense gratitude,
the gift of the new life that we have received in Baptism, a life capable of transfiguring death’s drama.”1
The life, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ is the foundation of our hope.
Through Christ, our sins are forgiven, death is overcome, and life is victorious.
Visit: usccb.org
WOMEN OF SEAS
We invite all women to attend our WOMEN OF SEAS faith sharing meetings held the
2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 6:30pm to 7:30pm.
Our meetings begin with prayer, a presentation of a topic or a speak er that will help us on our spiritual journey,
as we strive to grow closer to God and each other through our faith sharing and discussion.
Please plan to attend our next gathering and bring a relative or friend!
Call the parish office if you have any questions.
Our next meetings are November 13
from 6:30-7:30PM.
MEN OF SEAS
Men of SEAS are invited to join our Men’s Fellowship meetings on the
2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8am-9am in the Church kitchen.
We will discuss Sunday’s Readings and how they may apply to us and the world.
UPCOMING MEETINGS NOVEMBER 8TH and NOVEMBER 22ND
Email Bob Ackerman at (rtmape29@yahoo.com) with questions or if you would like to be put on our mailing list.
RUTH'S MINISTRY
Ruth’s Ministry for the Widowed Men & Women of SEAS
Come for a simple meal and good conversation.
Our next meeting is
Thursday, November 20th at 1 PM at SEAS.
We talk about the challenges and blessings of our lives after our losses, and we give thanks that we are resilient.
Life moves on, even if we’re not ready to.
We’re looking into having guest speakers from time to time and visiting the older parishes of the Diocese.
Join us!
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Last month, our Council participated in the Annual Walk/Run fundraiser for Cornerstone Pregnancy Services.
Prior to the Walk, Council Grand Knight James Komperda, presented a $500 check to the organization.
This qualifies the organization for another $100 check made out to the organization by the
Supreme Knights of Columbus.
Please see the full article posted on the bulletin board.
Our next meeting is of the officers/Social NOVEMBER 29TH 9AM - Place TBD.
The Council invites any interested male 18 and older to come and see how becoming a
Knight of Columbus can change their lives. For more information visit: www.kofcohio.org and click on ‘joinus’.
Or, contact Grand Knight James Komperda at 440-281-4533 or jkkomperda@att.net
or Teran Taggart at 440-665-4078 or adm5893@gmail.com for more details.
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You are not alone!
Join us for the Living Hope/NAMI support group and education, encouragement and support.
For further information call Karen Jarr at 440 239 9423.
NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS
Columbia Food Bank provides groceries for approximately 40 people each month.
During the month of October, consider purchasing and donating shelf stable items that would be appreciated for a Thanksgiving Dinner.
Suggestions are: Canned Pumpkin Pie Filling with a can of Condensed Milk
Canned Cranberry Sauce
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Stovetop Stuffing with a packet of Gravy Canned
Soups with Crackers
Cleaning supplies and household paper products are appreciated, too.
PLEASE NOTE: These and other goods should be dropped off at the
Food Bank at 9AM on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of each month.
The Columbia Food Bank is located next to Clearview Church on 23963 Royalton Road.
For more information, call 440-552-2898.
This would make a great family project to show your love of others and gratitude for all you have been blessed with.
CREATE HOPE...PROVIDE HELP
The news these days if full of negativity, wars, famine, natural disasters, climate change etc.
It can all be a bit overwhelming and make some folks feel anxious and somewhat pessimistic about the future.
You can turn that anxiety into positivity by personally committing to take action.
Go to the Diocesan Social Action Office website at http://www.ccdocle.org/dsao to discover how you can be a part of the solution to many of today's important issues by providing help, creating hope and being of service to others.
HOMEBOUND MINISTRY
If you know of someone who is homebound and unable to attend mass that would like to receive the Eucharist at home, please contact the parish office 440-236-5095.
