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July 28, 2019
Parish Staff
Pastor ................................ Father Michael Gabler, O.S.B.
Deacon .............................................. William "Bill" Gibson
Office Manager / Finance ..........................Patsy McAllister
Receptionist / Sec. ........................................... Pat Kneidel
Bulletin .................................................... Kathy Reuscher
Custodian ........................................................ Dave Farley
Interparish Staff
Youth & Young Adult Ministry ............................ 781-1042
Mary Lynn Carnovale Faith Formation Secretary 781-1042
Facilitators:
Leslie Gahr Life Teen/Confirmation .................... 781-1042
Kathy Cheatle, Elementary (1-5) ......................... 781-3009
Middle-School ..................................................... 781-1042
Sally Smith, Good Shepherd (Pre-First Grade) ... 781-6422
Elk County Catholic School System
Sam MacDonald, President ................................ 834-7812
Bob Breindel, Director/Finance ........................... 781-3144
Susan Jansen, Director/Advancement ................ 834-1480
Jessica Fritz, Communications/ Marketing ............ 834-1480
School Principals
Mrs. Debbie Slay, Principal, Catholic Elementary<<<834-4169
John Schneider, Principal, ECCHS & Middle School <.834-7800
Cafeterias
Elementary .......................................................... 834-4927
Middle/High ......................................................... 834-7800
Bulletin Deadline Monday – 10:00 a.m. – In Writing
Confessions: Saturday: 3:00-3:45 p.m.
First Friday Week:
Thursday: 4:00 p.m. Until all are heard
Anytime by Appointment
Ministries & Committees
Finance Council ............................................. Patty Brock
Pastoral Council .............................................. Bob Miller
RCIA .......................................................... Kathy Cheatle
Liturgical Committee ...................................... Lois Sadley
Music Director ................................................ Lois Sadley
Care & Concern ......................................... Church Office
Social Committee .......... Helene Burdick / Linda Brunner
Buildings & Grounds .................................. Ron Herbstritt
Sacred Heart Parish SUPER Bingo . Patsy, Jim & Helene
Saint Anne Society ........ Helene Burdick / Gerda Squires
Small Faith Communities ................ Sam & Barbara Glatt
Saint Vincent dePaul Society..................... Tom Dornisch
Pre-Cana Coordinators ........................ Phil & Sandy Hoh
Natural Family Planning ............. Andy & Cathy Dornisch
Cursillo Coordinators ............................. Mike & Kim Sloff
Pregnancy Hotline ..... Optionline.org or 800-712-HELP
Pregnancy ............................. Pregnancydecisionline.org
Post-Abortion Counseling ................Rachelsvineyard.org
Youth Ministry Website .......................ourdiscipleslife.org
Boy Scout Troop 95 (smtroop95.com) ........ Lad Kornacki
Cub Scouts Pack 95 ..................................... Jeff Chileski
Mass Schedule
Saturday - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday - 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Weekday - 6:15 a.m. (Monday—Friday)
Holy Days - Listed in Bulletin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
PA Charitable Trust
337 Center Street – St. Marys, PA 15857
Sacred Heart Parish Office: 814-834-7861 Fax: 814-834-1376 ● Sacred Heart Parish Center: 834-4017 (Evening Hours)
e-mail: [email protected] ● Website: www.sacredheartparish.us
Parish Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Established 1876
Mission Statement
Through our gifts of time, talents, and treasures, we serve our parish as we journey together to the Kingdom of God.
ATTENTION: Adults, Young Adults & Teens Divine Mercy Encounter (D.M.E.) will be hosting its 4th annual
Three-day event here again in St. Marys on August 9, 10 & 11, 2019.
Divine Mercy Encounter is a three-day encounter with the Divine Mercy of Jesus and his call
to discipleship.
D.M.E. assists participants who are searching for a deeper meaning, purpose, and
hope in life to find those things in a true relationship with God and a community of believers.
D.M.E.’s primary goal is to enable participants to:
· Encounter Jesus Christ Risen and alive today
· Learn about the Catholic Church, faith & sacraments
· Share a faith journey with other young men, women & adults
D.M.E. is held 4 times a year at St. Joe’s Church in Erie and only 1 time a year
in St. Marys. If you are 16 years or older or a sophomore in high school, young adult,
or an adult, please consider applying to attend this weekend.
D.M.E. begins Friday at 10 a.m. at ECCHS and ends Sunday at 5 p.m. For more information
about the Divine Mercy Encounter, please call Kim Kerchinski at St. Mary’s Church office,
814-781-1019. Applications are also available online at: divinemercyencounter.com
Page Two Sacred Heart Church, PA Charitable Trust, St. Marys, Pennsylvania Established 1876
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT will be
held in Sacred Heart Church on Friday from 7:00 a.m.
until closing with Benediction at 4:00 p.m.
PLEASE PRAY for the repose of the souls of all the
faithful departed especially Shawn Sundance Leckey
(Son-in-law of Anita & James Groll) & Jerome J. Salter
(Step-father of Dan Wortman). May God grant them
eternal rest and comfort all those who mourn them.
PRAYER LIST - Let us remember all the sick especially
Kathy Clausen, Sandy Farley, Alice Feldbauer,
Harold Gnan, Jr., Cindy Herzing, Baby Leo Jaques,
Lindsay Lenze, Tom Nellis Jr., Tammy Pearsall,
Kathleen (Daisy) Rowley, Matthew Sharrow, David
Weidow & Martin Prokop. We pray in hope that God’s
healing power may touch all those who are sick.
A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE
Today’s gospel guarantees if we “ask” we will “receive,”
perhaps not what we wanted but what our Heavenly
Father knows is best for us. All the love we have for our
children, God has for us and more. As our children trust
us, we must trust “Our Father.”
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION CLASSES
Date: Time: Place:
August 6 (T) 7 p.m. St. Joseph
787-4151
WORD OF LIFE!!
Treat each other - Wives: Give him an afternoon of
uninterrupted time to watch sports. Husbands: Place a
rose under the car's windshield wiper. Sure these are
gender stereotypes, but let it prompt you to think of your
own personal creative treat.
WE WELCOME Noah Thomas Kaminski into the
Catholic Community of Sacred Heart.
Noah is the son of Joel T. and Lauralee E. (Geci) Kaminski
May God bless Noah as he grows in his faith and love of
God.
Thank You
For the donations for the Church
$150 in memory of Dorothy Mulcahy
$25 in memory of John C. Halloran
July 27 (S): Vigil of Seventeenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
4:00 p.m. † Richard P. “Dick” Kronenwetter (An.)
July 28: Seventeenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
7:00 a.m. L/D of Bob & Mary Ann
Gregory Family
9:00 a.m. L/D of Miller & Wegemer
Families
11:00 a.m. For Sacred Heart Parishioners
July 29 (M): Martha, Mary and Lazarus,
Hosts of the Lord
6:15 a.m. † Aaron Murray (An.)
July 30 (T): Seventeenth Week in
Ordinary Time
6:15 a.m. † Ed Hornung
July 31 (W): St. Ignatius of Loyola, Priest,
Religious Founder
6:15 a.m. †† Frank & Rose Mary Kneidel
August 1 (Th): St. Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop,
Religious Founder, Doctor of
the Church
6:15 a.m. † Rose Mayer
August 2 (F): Seventeenth Week in
Ordinary Time
6:15 a.m. † Louise M. Gies (An.)
August 3 (S): Vigil of Eighteenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
4:00 p.m. † Tom Crawford (An.)
August 4: Eighteenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
7:00 a.m. For Sacred Heart Parishioners
9:00 a.m. † Mark Wiesner (An.)
11:00 a.m. † Becky Frank (An.)
The week of July 28, 2019 the Angel Lamps in
the Sanctuary burn for the following intentions
† Jerome “Beezie” Bankovich
L/D of Dinsmore & Bankovich Families
FATIMA PRAYER GROUP
Monday Night Apostolate of Fatima Prayer Group will
pray the Rosary at Sacred Heart Church starting at
6:00 PM. All are welcome.
“31 DAY” VOCATION CALENDAR - Please
consider joining the Parish “31 Club” for Vocations to
the Religious Life. Try to attend a Mass, Holy Hour OR
Pray on your chosen date and offer it for:
• Priests/religious who have served our parish in the past.
• For those priests, religious and deacons serving now.
• To ask the Lord of the harvest for future vocations.
26th A.J. Feidler
27th Pamela Hunt, Marge Gerg
28th Patsy McAllister, Mark Bauer
29th Myra Trgovac, John Kosco
30th Jeanne Dippold, Gary Lang
31st The Steve Fritz Family, Leona Fritz
1st Rose Johnston, Terri Bish
The Lady of Fatima First Saturday
Children’s Rosary~ August 3
Housler’s Residence 10/11 a.m. Call Bonnie
at 834-3214. Light refreshments will follow.
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AREA NEWS
BOWLS OF LOVE is a free meal served every
Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church
from 4-5:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.
ADORATION AT QUEEN of the WORLD every
Thursday following the 7:00 AM Mass. Closing:
Evening prayer and Benediction: 6:30 PM.
SPECIAL NOTICE FROM ECCHS MUSIC
BOOSTERS~ NO BINGO JULY AND AUGUST.
BINGO will resume on Sept., 13th.
Thank you for your continued support.
'TREASURES OF ITALY' ~ pilgrimage free
information session planned for St. Marys. The final,
no-obligation information session will be held on
Sunday, Aug. 4 at 2 pm at Queen of the World
Parish. The Diocese of Erie is offering a 10-day
pilgrimage to Italy Nov. 16-25, 2019. Led by Msgr.
Edward Lohse and Fr. Nicholas Rouch, the trip will
include stops in Assisi, Siena and San Giovanni
Rotondo — home of St. Padre Pio — as well as
Rome. Also on the agenda is a Mass with Bishop
Persico at one of the papal basilicas. Visit
www.ErieRCD.org/pilgrimage2019.html for details
or call Marianna at Unitours at 1-800-777-7432.
THE PENN HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY NURSES~
will be hosting mass butterfly releases in honor
and remembrance of our loved ones. The butterfly
is the symbol of hope, new life and resurrection. Please
join Penn Highlands Community Nurses Hospice staff
and volunteers for a day of remembrance, fellowship
and music: Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 11:00 AM at
the Serenity Garden Penn Highland Community
Nurses, St. Marys Office, 757 Johnsonburg Rd.,
St. Marys, PA. www.phhealthcare.org/butterfly19
ST. LEO’S SUMMER FESTIVAL~ will be August 10
-11th at the Ridgway Fireman’s Lot. Sat., Aug 10th
booths open at 5 pm, the band PF Flyer will play
from 6-9:30 pm. Sun., Aug., 11th the Polka Band
Friday Niters will play 10-12:30 with a Polka Mass at
11 am on the lot, also on Sunday we will feature a
car show, Bobby Calla as “Elvis” from 1-3 and the
band “Chaz” from 4-7 pm. Games, raffles, food &
legal beverage booths, craft vendors, chance to win
over $5000 in cash prizes and kids play land.
Something for everyone. For more information call
Susie 772-6487 or log on www.stleosfestival.com
PICK YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES~ from dawn until
dusk~ Bethany Retreat Center, Frenchville $3 per
quart - benefits the Ministries of Young People Who
Care, Inc. Bring own containers - just 15 miles from
Clearfield! Questions call 814-263-4855
FINANCE REPORT for June, 2019
Weekly Offering (4 Sundays) ....................... $35,954
Other Income .................................................. $4,726
Monthly Expenses ........................................ $65,150
Short ............................................................. $24,470
CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL (CSA) Update
Parish Assessment ....................................... $50,662
# of Pledges ......................................................... 179
Amount Pledged ........................................... $34,796
Received as of 7/15/2019 ............................. $30,886
DATES TO REMEMBER
Mondays Praying the Rosary in Church 6:00 p.m.
Wednesdays Rosary Walk/Cemetery 7:00 p.m.
Saturdays Scripture Breaking 10:00 a.m.
August NO SH Super BINGO.
See you on September 6th
August 1/2 First Friday Bread Sale
SPECIAL ENVELOPES FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 2019
July 28 National Needs Combined Collection for:
Catholic Home Mission Appeal
Black and Indian Home Missions
2019 CURSILLO DATES
August 15-18~ Women’s #256 at
Saint Phillip, Linesville
October 17-20~ Men's #250
at Our Lady of Mercy in Harborcreek
Filling empty, become filled, make a Cursillo!
Contact Mike or Kim Sloff
814-834-2468/814-594-2135.
IT’S HAPPENING~ EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL
SACRED HEART GOLF OUTING~
August 18, 2019 at the Bavarian Hills Golf
Course~ Shotgun Start 1:00 p.m. Best Ball
Four Man Scramble. Come join in the fun!
Additional information will be forth coming.
OUR LADY OF FATIMA
STATUE
In June Father Michael
dedicated the Sacred Heart
Church to Our Lady of Fatima.
The Church now has it’s own
Fatima Statue as a reminder of
that dedication. It will now
remain in the Church at all
times. Stop in and pay a visit
to our beautiful Lady.
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1250 Brusselles St., St. Marys PA. 15857
Phone 814-781-6280~ Fax 814-781-3673
E-mail: [email protected]
Jesus told his disciples that we are to pray often.
Sometimes, however, when we pray, God doesn't give
us the answer that we want. That's when we find out
our level of spiritual maturity.
The extremely immature Christian will react as if his
prayer wasn't heard at all. He will become angry and
resentful at God. In order to justify that anger, he may
even start trying to convince himself that God doesn't
exist. This is a familiar pattern in contemporary
philosophy, art, literature, and entertainment. And yet, it
is fundamentally self-centered.
The only time we doubt whether God hears our
prayers, is when we don't get what we want right when
we want it. If we say a prayer of thanksgiving or praise,
for example, we never doubt that God hears it.
Uncontrolled frustration at supposedly unanswered
prayer, then, is a sign of spiritual immaturity. More
mature Christians know that God hears and answers
every prayer. But that answer can come in three
different forms, as St Augustine taught long ago.
If we ask God for something in prayer, God can say
one of three things in response:
First, he can say OK, and give us what we ask for.
Second, he can simply say no, which means that
what we are asking for is not good for us. This too is an
answer to prayer, and, as every parent knows,
sometimes it's the most loving answer of all.
Third, he can say OK, but not now.
Yes, No, and Not Now - these are the three answers
that God has to choose from in responding to our
petitions, and he always chooses one of them.
Keeping this in mind can help us overcome the
temptation to throw spiritual temper tantrums when God
doesn't give us exactly what we want.
Father Michael
Youth & Young Adult Ministry
"Shipwrecked" Vacation Bible Camp, summer of 2019, was a
huge success, due in large part to the excellent teen volunteers
who gave very generously of their time and talent to the younger
children in our community.
Ellie Baron, Serina Bennett, Holly Buttery, Brandi Casper
Audrey Dornisch, Grace Keyes, Alicia Kim, Biancia Lynch
Sarah Reedy, Jacquelyn Schatz,
Rachel Sloff, Chelsea Total &
Emily Wolfe
Thank you to these teens and their
families for the sacrifices they made
to share the Gospel in a fun and
engaging way. You are a blessing
and your contributions were greatly
appreciated!
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Daily Prayer
Jesus said, “So I say to you, Ask, and it will be given
you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will
be opened for you.” Luke 11:9
Question of the Week
Adult: Have your most recent prayers been prayers
of praise, petition, or sorrow? Which kind of
prayer do you need to practice more often?
Youth: What are you most thankful for right now?
LOOKING FOR A YOUTH MINISTER~ as you know
Scott Becker has left and the three parishes in
St. Marys & St. Boniface of Kersey are looking to fill this
position. If interested call Mary Lynn Carnovale at
781-1042 or by email [email protected]
THE HARVEST IS ABUNDANT~ The Faith Formation
Elementary program has an opening for a catechist at
the 2nd grade level. If you feel called to “labor in the
Lord’s vineyard” and would like to bring children into a
closer relationship with God, this is for you!
Classes are every Wednesday night from
6:00 to 7:30 during the regular school year.
If interested, please contact Kathy Cheatle
at 781-3009, or Pat Kneidel at the parish
office, 834-7861 Option 1.
LET’S GET READY! Father Michael’s Bible Study will be
on “1st & 2nd Peter” & will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
September 17, 2019 (NOTE: Change from Thursdays to
Tuesdays) and will last 5 to 6 weeks. It will be held in the
Boy Scout Room in the Sacred Heart Parish Center.
No Charge, No Test, No obligation to come weekly.
Requirement, please bring you Bible.
“Everyone Welcome”
SUPPORT THE CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS
APPEAL TODAY! Right now, over 40% of dioceses in
the United States are considered mission territory
because they are unable to fund essential pastoral work
in their communities. Your donations support programs,
such as religious education, seminary formation, and lay
ministry training, to build vibrant faith communities right
here in the United States. Please be generous. Find
more information at www.usccb.org/home-missions.
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STUDENTS FOR LIFE PROJECT
FIRST NEWS RELEASE
The future lies in the heart of the young. It is for this reason that a local group of concerned citizens decided to form a
committee and initiate the Students for Life Project.
Students for Life is a means for bringing high school students together to be educated on the human rights
issue of abortion and to learn to debate the issue in a reasoned and civil manner. It is our young who will
shape the culture of the future. The hope is that it will be a culture that embraces life.
Mary Meyer, coordinator for the project, stated, “Given the state of our nation regarding abortion, the issue calls for
action now more than ever.” Meyer reached out to superintendents in area school districts to tell them of the
committee’s desire to initiate Student for Life groups in area school districts. She invited them to collaborate on the
project. The school districts contacted were Bradford, Brockway, Cameron, Clearfield, Dubois, Johnsonburg, Kane,
Punxsutawney, Ridgway and St. Marys. Also contacted were Dubois Central Catholic High School, Penn State
Dubois, and the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford. Early response has been positive. Dr. James Wortman,
assistant superintendent of the St. Marys Area School District, agreed to be on the committee and is welcoming
inquiry about the project from other superintendents and directors of student affairs.
The Students for Life Project is hosting a gathering on the morning of August 9 to bring together any and all from
our area who want to learn more about the human rights issue of abortion and the project itself. Community leaders,
youth ministers and others who work with high school students, school administrators and staff, pastors, parents,
students, pro-life volunteers are all welcome and encouraged to bring others. Details on the agenda for the program
will be forthcoming. Lunch will be served compliments of Life Matters, the parent group of concerned citizens of which
the Students for Life Project is a sub-committee.
For more information about the project or to make reservations for the August 9 event, please contact Mary
Meyer, 335-8019, or Mary Bea Maloney, 834-3834.
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