Norah Side - d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net · 8:30 AM St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Orr nErnie Leonard Wife, Johanna 12:05 PM St. Peter / Fr. Smith Wednesday, February 13 7:30 AM St. Cyril

Parishes of

Saint Aloysius, Reserve

Saint Cyril of Alexandria, Brighton Heights

Holy Wisdom, North Side

Most Holy Name of Jesus, Troy Hill

Saint Peter, North Side

Risen Lord, Marshall / Shadeland

Nor ah Side

Catholic Community

of the Diocese of Pittsburgh

Fr. Lawrence DiNardo, Moderator Team Ministry

Fr. Louis DeNinno, Team Ministry

Fr. Anthony Gargotta, Team Ministry

Fr. James Orr, Part-Time Team Ministry & Director of St. Anthony Chapel

Fr. Lawrence Smith, Fr. Clement Kanu, Fr. Raymond Luther Tah-Onah, In Residence

Saturday Vigil Mass:

Sat. 4:00 pm

Sunday Mass:

8:30 & 11:00 am

Daily: M & W 7:30 am

Fri. 9:00 am


6:30 pm

Sunday Mass:

9:30 am

Sunday Mass:

9:00 am (Church)

& 11:30 am (Chapel)

Daily: Mon.—Sat.

8:30 am (Chapel)


5:00 pm

Sunday Mass:

10:30 am

Daily: M—F 12:05 pm


4:00 pm

Daily: Tues. & Thurs.

8:00 am

ST. ALOYSIUS

3616 Mt. Troy Rd.

Pittsburgh, PA 15212

ST CYRIL

3854 Brighton Rd.


HOLY WISDOM

2208 East St.


MOST HOLY NAME

Claim & Harpster Sts.


ST. PETER

720 Arch St.


RISEN LORD

3250 California Ave.


Deacon Gregory Jelinek Deacon Gery Pielin

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 10, 2019

North Side Catholic Community Mass Schedule Week of February 10, 2019

Monday,

February 11

Our Lady of

Lourdes

7:30 AM St. Cyril / Fr. Smith

nGeorge Partridge

Rich & Darlene

8:30 AM St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Orr

In Thanksgiving for 25 Years Bill & Becky Hurst

12:05 PM St. Peter / Fr. Gargotta

nFrank & Alice Ferris &

Family

A. M. Ferris

Tuesday,

February 12


nErnie Leonard

Wife, Johanna

12:05 PM St. Peter / Fr. Smith

Wednesday,

February 13

7:30 AM St. Cyril / Fr. Smith

nPaul Winter/Anniversary Dave & Rose


nLouis Winters Winters Family

12:05 PM St. Peter / Fr. Gargotta nJim Scanlon

F. & P. Mushinsky

Thursday,

February 14

SS. Cyril & Methodius

8:30 AM St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Smith

nWalt Schutzman &

Lorie Rebholz

Families


Living & Deceased Del Bene & Senko Families C. Senko

Friday,

February 15

8:30 AM St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Orr nRobert Reiner Wife, Pat

9:00 AM St. Cyril / Fr. Bachkay

nDale Pappert

Pete & Joan Bellisario


For the People of God

nDeceased Member of Molyneaux Family T. & M. Cola

Saturday,

February 9

4:00 PM St. Aloysius / Fr. Smith

nAmy (Wild) Malewski

St. Aloysius Casino Group

4:00 PM Risen Lord / Fr. DeNinno

nKen Kushik

Eileen & Marty Bayer

5:00 PM St. Peter / Fr. Gargotta nKatharyn & John Hawkins

J. Lazewski

6:30 PM St. Boniface / Fr. Orr

nThe Eckman Family The Swindal Family

Sunday,

February 10

Fifth Sunday

in

Ordinary Time

8:30 AM St. Cyril / Fr. DeNinno nDale Pappert Donna Masur

9:00 AM Most Holy Name / Fr. DiNardo

nLorie Rebholz &

Walt Schutzman

Gene & The Girls

9:30 AM St. Boniface / Fr. Raymond

nParents of G.D. Lutz Son

10:30 AM St. Peter / Fr. Clement

nErnie Leonard

Wife, Johanna

11:00 AM St. Cyril / Fr. Gargotta nMary A. Dunn / Birthday Dunn Family

11:30 AM

St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Orr

Living & Deceased of the North Side Community

Date Time Location / Celebrant Intention Offered By

Saturday,

February 16


nJoseph Charnock Clara Burns & Family

4:00 PM St. Aloysius / Fr. Smith

nRobert & Irene Morrissey John & Roberta Revay

4:00 PM Risen Lord / Fr. DeNinno

nJoseph Lang

Pat & Marsha Connolly


nThomas Camarda

McClelland Family

6:30 PM St. Boniface / Fr. Orr

nMary Wilma Krah Eleanor Langdon

Sunday,

February 17

Sixth Sunday

in

Ordinary Time

8:30 AM St. Cyril / Fr. DeNinno

9:00 AM Most Holy Name / Fr. DiNardo

nJames Plichta

Shirley

9:30 AM St. Boniface / Fr. Raymond

nEdmund S. Wehner Wife & Family

10:30 AM St. Peter / Fr. Clement

nMary Gentile

K. LaMarca

11:00 AM St. Cyril / Fr. Gargotta

nGraziano Family Jean & Bruno

11:30 AM

St. Anthony Chapel / Fr. Orr

nLeo J. Chraska

Leanne & Mike Orr

Living & Deceased of the North Side Community

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Week of February 10, 2019

Important Information

BAPTISM: Please contact the particular parish you

intend to have your child baptized for information of

the requirements, conditions and options for

baptisms.

MATRIMONY: Arrangements are to be made with a

member of the clergy team six months in advance of

the wedding date.

SICK AND SHUT-INS: The Sacraments are

available to those who are unable to celebrate Mass

due to sickness or age. To make arrangements for

visitation to your home call the parish office.

SACRAMENTAL SPONSOR: To be a Sacramental

sponsor one must be a practicing Catholic and a

registered member of a parish.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: CCD instruction is

provided for kindergarten through 8th grade.

PLEASE PRAY FOR all of the sick of our parish, the

homebound, those in nursing homes, those who

care for them, and those in the military.

NEW MEMBERS: We welcome those who are

interested in joining our parish family. We invite new

members to complete a registration form, which can

be obtained from the parish office.

BULLETIN DEADLINE: Noon on Friday, seven

days prior to publication date.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE

St. Aloysius Saturday 3:15 - 3:45 p.m.

St. Anthony Chapel Mon., Tues., Wed.,

Sat.

Friday Morning

2:00 p.m.

After daily Mass

St. Boniface Saturday 5:45 - 6:15 p.m.

St. Peter Saturday 4:15 - 4:45 p.m.

Risen Lord Saturday 3:15 - 3:45 p.m.

St. Cyril By Appointment

Most Holy Name By Appointment

Calendar of Events for North Side Grouping

Sunday, February 10

Religious Education (CCD) sessions,

9:30 am, St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish

10:00 am, Most Holy Name School

11:45 am, Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hall

St. Vincent de Paul Meeting, 9:45 am at St. Peter

Church Hall

Adult Choir Rehearsal, 10:30 am at Axmacher Hall, St.

Cyril of Alexandria Parish

Baptism Preparation Class, 2:30 pm at Our Lady

Queen of Peace Meeting Room

General Meeting, 7:30 pm at St. Anthony’s Lyceum

Monday, February 11

Tuesday, February 12

Children’s Choir Practice, 6:00 pm at St. Peter Church

Choir Practice, 6:30 pm at Most Holy Name Church

Wednesday, February 13

Fish Dinners Meeting, 6:30 pm at Most Holy Name

School

Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:00-9:00 pm at St. Cyril of

Alexandria Church

Parish Choir Practice, 7:00 pm at St. Peter Church

Choir Practice, 7:30 pm at Risen Lord Church

Thursday, February 14

Church Cleaners, 8:30 am at Most Holy Name Church

Bell Choir Practice, 6:30 pm at St. Peter Church

Friday, February 15

Reserve Reads Program, 12 Noon at St. Aloysius

Saturday, February 16

Special Ed CCD Classes, 10:00 am at Most Holy

Name School

Sunday, February 17

Religious Education (CCD) sessions,

9:30 am, St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish

10:00 am, Most Holy Name School

11:45 am, Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Hall

Adult Choir Rehearsal, 10:30 am at Axmacher Hall, St.

Cyril of Alexandria Parish

Other Mass opportunities within our grouping

Little Sisters of the Poor 1028 Benton Avenue,


Sunday - Friday at 7:00 am and 11:00 am

Saturday at 9:00 am and 11:00 am

St. John XXIII (located in St. Boniface Church)

Sunday 8:00 am (Low Mass) and 11:00 am (High Mass)

Mon. 12:00 Noon, Tues. 7:00 pm, Weds. - Sat. at 9:00 am

North Side Catholic Community Week of February 10, 2019

It’s true that there are difficulties, there are problems with children or

with the couple themselves, arguments and fights… but the important

thing is that the flesh remains one, and you can overcome, you can

overcome, you can overcome. And this is not only a sacrament for

them, but also for the Church, a sacrament, as it were, that attracts

attention: “See, love is possible!” And love is capable of allowing you

to live your whole life “in love”: in joy and in sorrow, with the prob-

lems of children, and their own problems… but always going forward.

In sickness and in health, but always going forward. This is beautiful.

Pope Francis

WORLD MARRIAGE DAY

During this weekend, we celebrate the joy of married life and the numerous stories that

reflect the happiness as well as the sorrows of those who live out the sacrament of

Matrimony.

I remember attending a Sixtieth Anniversary and standing along side the happy couple. I

asked them what was their secret. The man responded at once, “I DID EVERYTHING SHE

TOLD ME TO DO.” As I looked at the woman, I could tell her response would be the same.

Their mutual respect and love for each other set a solid foundation for their six children.

In their sixty years together, they became role models to so many married couples.

The first wedding that I officiated broke from tradition when the bride to be insisted that

both her dad and mom walk her down the aisle. She spoke of the special bond that her

parents had for each other and how they shared that bond for their only child. The groom

lost his father to cancer while he was in grade school and his mom raised him by telling

him numerous stories of the love she and her husband shared for each other.

For all the married couples in our parishes, I pray for continued blessings in the years

ahead. I pray also for those who are planning marriages in the future. Likewise, I pray that

those who have lost spouses and have shared many blessings to be consoled by their

faith and the love that comes from God.

Within our parish grouping we are fortunate to offer Pre-Cana Classes. These classes are

open to all in our parishes who are preparing for Marriage. Those who direct these

classes offer many insights by personal experiences and their own expertise into married

life.

- From Fr. Larry Smith

Elderly Outreach Ministry

The North Side Catholic Community plans to

have an outreach to all elderly parishioners in

the six parishes. Currently, there are a variety

of ways we serve this group in our parishes, but

there is no consistent approach to learning

about the status of our parishioners above a

certain age. If you would like to be part of the

planning and outreach to our elderly parishion-

ers, please contact Mary Swindal, Pastoral

Associate, 412-321-0711,

[email protected]. Please consider

being part of this effort to reach out to those

who have given our parishes so much.

Pastoral and Finance Councils

The following parishioners will serve as the

Pastoral Council for the North Side Catholic

Community:

Donna Bodnar

Mary Byrnes

Frank Gilbert

Steve Gorzelsky

Bob Greca

Jan Greca

Bernadette (Bernie) Greer

Kerry Kennelly

Rich Kieler

Ryan Lalle

John (Jay) Marano

Mary Beth Miller

Mary Ann Turkovich

The following are the members of the Finance

Councils for each parish.

St. Aloysius: Rick Horn, Suzy Johns, Chris

Kocian

St. Cyril: Micki Cloonan, Ken Knochel, Hugh

Mulvey, Jim Stehle

Holy Wisdom: Lou Flore, Shirley Novak, Rich

Roos, Celine Scott

Most Holy Name: Jim Eberz, Dennis Hughes,

Jeff Senge, Sharon Sweeney-Trunick

St. Peter: Vince Lewandowski, Val Sowa,

George Whitmer, Sue Zientek

Risen Lord: Karen Brown

This Weekend: Interim Mass Survey

This weekend, you have opportunity to provide

feedback on the interim Mass schedule which

has been in place since mid-October. You can

either complete this survey 1) online through

February 15 on the survey link on the Most Holy

Name o f Jesus pa r i sh webs i t e

(www.mostholynameofjesusparish15212.org),

or 2) on the paper copy survey at church. If you

are able, please use the online method since

this is the most efficient - it is on the one

website to keep this centralized with easy

access. If you use the paper copy, that must be

completed after Mass and returned immediately

in church, not taken home. Also, while we will

use this feedback to review our current

schedule, please keep in mind that there are

many factors which impact when we have Mass

– in particular, the

availability of priests. In

any case, we do want

your perspect ive.

Thank you.

Moving towards One

The merging of our six parishes is approaching.

The clergy team of the North Side Catholic

Community is committed to keeping everyone

informed and engaged as we move towards

one. Our new joint Pastoral Council and the par-

ish Finance Councils are also resources for in-

formation, or if you need fellow parishioners with

whom to share your questions or feedback. At

this time, the plans mainly involve bringing to-

gether the parish offices, ministries and parish

groups, and finances. These are not small

things, and they will require patience and flexi-

bility. As we have said all along in the On Mis-

sion prayer, the goal, among other things, is

"vibrant parishes with effective ministries." May

that be our prayer as we discern what is on

God's heart for the future of our parishes.

Save the Date. You have the opportunity to

attend a parish assembly (informational meet-

ing) about the merger process on either March

24 or 25. More details to follow.

Don’t miss

the Survey

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Week of February 10, 2019

St. Michael Prayer

Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle,

be our protection against the wickedness and

snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we

humbly pray; and do you, O Prince of the

Heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into

hell Satan and all evil spirits who wander through

the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

Email addresses for the Clergy in the

North Side Catholic Community

Fr. Lawrence DiNardo [email protected]

Fr. Louis DeNinno [email protected]

Fr. Anthony Gargotta [email protected]

Fr. James Orr [email protected]

Deacon Gregory Jelinek [email protected]

Deacon Gery Pielin [email protected]

Please note that your contribution

envelopes are sent to the appropriate

parish, no matter where you attend Mass.

New Bulletin Format Coming Soon

Soon we will begin a new bulletin format that will

be one inclusive bulletin, without separate par-

ish pages. In order to make this new process

efficient, we will need any bulletin announce-

ment from our ministries and groups by Monday

mornings. Please continue to email these to

your parish office and also to the email address:

[email protected]. This stands for North

Side Catholic Community Bulletin. Please un-

derstand that we may experience glitches in this

new process, so please have patience as we

work together to make this successful.

We are called. As we know, all parishes in the

Diocese of Piittsburgh are heading towards

something new. In our grouping, some parishes

have already been through mergers (Risen

Lord, Holy Wisdom, St. Peter), while for others

this is the first time (St. Aloysius, St. Cyril, of Al-

exandria, Most Holy Name of Jesus). Since

change is inevitable, we all need to pray about

how we will respond to what's coming - and

pray especially for the virtue of hope.

But we cannot ignore or deny that this is difficult

and involves grieving. For many, our parishes

are like family, and something like changing a

Mass time means losing a group of people we

have known, and expected to see, for

years. We must acknowledge that there is pain

in this, and the upheaval to come. So we hold

onto the words of Jesus, "Blessed are those

who mourn, for they shall be comforted."

And we must pray for hearts that are not hard-

ened - and are instead willing to stretch in new

ways. Here the fitting words of Jesus may be,

"Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown

mercy." As this change continues, we will be in

situations which, and with people who, will re-

quire us to be generous of heart when it comes

to our opinions and traditions. We will need to

show, and be shown mercy, especially since

what is ahead will involve deep and personal

emotions and connections.

We ask God to be with us through this change,

that old and new may come together to give

even greater glory to God.

2019 Sanctuary Candle Request

Seven day Sanctuary Candles: $20

For: _______________________________

By: ________________________________

Week Desired: _______________________

Please include $20 with this request made out to

St. Aloysius Parish

Rosaries can be found at the back of

St. Aloysius Church for those who need

them.

Saint Aloysius Parish Week of February 10, 2018

Offertory Collections

February 2

Offertory $2,084.00

Maintenance $198.00

Food Bank $35.00

Mass Attendance Count: February 2

4:00 p.m. Mass: 283

Contact Information

3616 Mt. Troy Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Phone 412-821-2351 Fax 412-231-7180

Website……………...……...saintaloysiuspittsburgh.org

Rebecca Hurst, Business Manager &

Safe Environment…………………………………….….ext. 2

Mary Ann Dank, Religious Education

Coordinator……………………………………….…...ext. 222

Rummage House, Claire Sigmund…………..412-821-1189

Sanctuary Candle

This Week’s Sanctuary Candle in St. Aloysius Church is

In Loving Memory of Ronald Swaboda

By Family

Many Sanctuary Candles remain open for 2019. Remem-

ber your loved one today by using the request below:

Rivers Casino Trip

The next trip to the Rivers Casino is on Mon-

day, February 18th. The cost is $20 and you

will get back $20 in free play and $5 in food.

The bus will leave St. Aloysius at 10:00 am and

then pick up at WesBanco in Troy Hill. The bus

leaves the casino at 3:30 pm to return. Please

call Carol Fulton at 412-931-8469.

St. Aloysius Rummage House Update

To all of our volunteers who donate and our

customers: You are the treasure that makes us

so successful in our fundraiser for St. Aloysius

Parish. The Rummagers thank you for another

successful year! We will be busy throughout the

winter preparing for our first sale of 2019.

Donations are accepted all winter on our en-

closed back porch. Please don’t leave donations

out in the weather. If you have furniture or need

help with heavy items, please call Claire at 412-

821-1189 to make arrangements. Our first sales

of 2019 are:

Saturday, March 2nd

&

Sunday, March 3rd

Thank You!

A big thank you for everyone who purchased

hoagies. Keep watching the bulletin for more

fundraisers. We appreciate you supporting our

church during this time. Thanks again.

FYI: We will have a perogie and haluski sale in

March. Keep watching the bulletin.

Our Deepest Sympathy

Remember Lord and welcome into your Kingdom

those who have died and gone before us marked

in the sign of faith, especially Joseph Kumpfmil-

ler. Please pray for the consolation of his loved

ones.

Holy Wisdom Parish Week of February 10, 2019

Contact Information

1025 Haslage Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Website………... www.holywisdomparish.org

Administrative CenterIIII.I412-231-1116

FaxIIIIIIIIIIIII.412-231-1072

Merz HallIIIIIIIIII...412-231-1211

Norbert HallIIIIII..III...412-231-8885

Vietnamese Community Chaplain -

Rev. Dam D. Nguyen

Business Manager, William C. Dyrwal

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday from 5:45 - 6:15 PM (B)

Also by appointment

Our Weekly Offerings

Sunday, February 3, 2019………….$ 1,655.00

Parish Share……..……………………. ..20.00

Parish Improvement…………………....139.00

Weekly Mass Attendance

Saturday, February 2, 2019: 6:30 PM– 122

Sunday, February 3, 2019: 9:30 AM - 151

Baptismal Preparation Class

Baptismal Preparation Class will be held on

Sunday, February 10, 2019 and March 10, 2019

at 2:30 PM in the Social Hall of Our Lady, Queen

of Peace Church. Class is to be attended before

arrangements can be made for Baptism. Pre-

registration is required. For information, call 412-

321-3180.

Parish Share Program Final Payments Due

Final payments on all Parish Share Program

pledges are now due. We ask all parishioners to

please return their payments. Thank you.

Weekend Retreat for Men

Men of Holy Wisdom Parish, start your year out

right. Join our men's retreat group for our annual

weekend retreat. The retreat will be held from Fri-

day, February 22, 2018 until Sunday, February

24, 2018 at Saint Paul's Monastery Retreat Center

located above Pittsburgh's South Side on Monas-

tery Avenue. For further information or for reserva-

tions, contact Alex Leonard at 412-259-8647 or

Bill Kauffman at 412-321-4982.

A Note of Thanks

Dear Father,

In response to our Sharing Tree request, your

very generous parishioners have provided us

with many of the items that we are able to dis-

tribute to our many needy clients. For this act of

charity we, and our clients, are most grateful.

We sincerely appreciate all that you have done

for us and continue to serve those who have

chosen life for their children, even though it may

be a difficult time in their lives. We send our best

wishes for a blessed new year to you and to the

members of your parish family. Peace in Christ,

Lifeline.

Holy Wisdom Parish Sacramental Preparation

All candidates who wish to participate in the parish

celebration of First Eucharist on Sunday, May 5,

2019 at the 9:30 AM liturgy at St. Boniface Church

should notify the Administrative Center in writing as

soon as possible.

CATECHETICAL PREPARATION

FOR ALL HOLY WISDOM PARISH CANDIDATES

(FROM BOTH CATHOLIC AND PUBLIC

SCHOOLS)

FOR FIRST RECONCILIATION AND EUCHARIST

FIRST RECONCILIATION

Instruction Session for Candidates on

Ssunday, March 10, 2019 from 12:00 Noon to 1:30

PM at Our Lady, Queen of Peace Church.

Meeting for Parents and Guardians will be held

on Sunday, March 10, 2019 at 12:00 Noon at Our

Lady, Queen of Peace Church. One adult for each

candidate must be present.

Celebration of the Sacrament on Wednesday,

April 1-, 2019 celebrated during the Diocesan The

Light is on for You program from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at

Saint Peter Church, 720 Arch Street, North Side.

FIRST EUCHARIST

Retreat will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2019

from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Our Lady, Queen of

Peace Church Hall.

Meeting for Parents and Guardians will be held

on Saturday, April 13, 2019 also at 10:00 AM at Our

Lady, Queen of Peace Church. One adult for each

candidate must be present.

Rehearsal for Candidates and Parents on

Thursday, April 2, 2019 at 7:00 PM in St. Boniface

Church, North Side.

Celebration of the Sacrament on Sunday, May

5, 2019 at 9:30 AM liturgy at St. Boniface Church,

North Side.

Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish Week of February 10, 2019

Contact Information

1700 Harpster Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Phone 412-231-2994 Fax 412-231-7180

Website………………...mostholynameofjesus15212.org

Email…………………..…[email protected]

Office Hours……….....Monday—Friday 8:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Rebecca Hurst, Business Manager &

Safe Environment…………………………………………..….ext. 2

Mary Ann Dank, Religious Education

Coordinator……………………………………………….....ext. 222

St. Vincent de Paul Society ……………...………...…..…….ext. 8

Parish Food Bank…………………………………………...…ext. 0

Prayer Chain for Requests……………………..…..412-576-4944

St. Anthony’s Lyceum……………………………....412-231-6332

Sanctuary Candle

This Weeks’ Sanctuary Candle in Most Holy Name Church is

In Thanksgiving for 25 Years of Marriage

By Bill & Becky Hurst

Offertory Collections

February 3

Offertory $4,180.75

Parish Share $162.00

Maintenance $903.00

Food Bank $105.00

Mass Attendance Count: February 3

9:00 a.m. Mass: 163 11:30 a.m. Mass: 113

Fish Dinners are coming'

A Planning Meeting for Lenten Fish Dinners will

be held this Wednesday, February 13th at 6:30

pm in Most Holy Name School Hall.

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Horse Name: _________________________ Owner’s Address: _______________________

_________________________________

Owner Name: _________________________ Phone #: ______________________________

Preferred Race # (1-10) _______

Return this form & check payable to St. Anthony’s Lyceum 1700 Harpster St. Pittsburgh PA 15212

Catholic Community Food Bank

The Catholic Community Food Bank continues

to serve the needs of those in our community.

The 3rd Tuesday of each month from 10:00

am to noon at Most Holy Name Church Hall

is the designated day for distributions.

Tuesday, February 19th is the next

distribution date.

Disabilities Awareness Mass

Most Holy Name Parish has set Sunday, March

3rd as Disabilities Awareness Sunday. This

event will be celebrated at the 9:00 am Liturgy at

Most Holy Name of Jesus Church. Students from

our Special Education program will have active

roles as ushers and lectors and will

participate in the offertory procession.

All are welcome to join us and learn

about our abilities, not our disabilities.

Hidden Treasures News

Donations for the monthly sale can be dropped

off Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm at the

back of the convent, on the ramp leading to the

school basement.

Our first sale of 2018 will be on

Saturday, March 9th

8:00 am - 2:00 pm

Reminder—If the Mass Intention is for your

family member, and you wish to take up the

gifts, please tell one of the Ushers so they can

adjust accordingly to accommodate you.

Saint Anthony Chapel Week of February 10, 2019

Sitters needed at St. Anthony’s Chapel

The Chapel is in need of

Attendants (sitters). If you would

consider volunteering to sit in the

Chapel for 1 hour per week, please

call Carole at 412-999-4401. Being

present in the Chapel is a spiritual

and uplifting experience to be treasured.

Please consider volunteering for the Chapel.

- May St. Anthony Bless and Protect you

Contact Information

1704 Harpster Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Website……………..www.saintanthonyschapel.org

Email:[email protected]

Fax 412-231-7180

Fr. James R. Orr, Director………………..412-231-2994 x 4

Carole Brueckner, Chairperson…………...… 412-999-4401

Chapel Gift Shop…………………………...….412-323-9504

Mass:

Monday—Saturday 8:30 a.m. Sunday 11:30 a.m.

Sacrament of Penance:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday 2:00 p.m.

Friday after 8:30 a.m. Mass

Solemn Evening Prayer:

First Sundays at 3:00 p.m.

Chapel Visiting Hours:

1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Every day except Fridays and holidays

St. Anthony Novena:

Tuesdays after the 8:30 a.m. Mass &

7:30 p.m. with Benediction

To Schedule a Pilgrimage for 20 or more people,

please call Carole at 412-999-4401.

Sanctuary Candle

In Loving Memory of Cal, Carl J. & Mike Bruecken

By Family

Share your spare...kidney? Living Donor needed for

Fred Weis, one of the volunteers at St. Anthony’s Chapel.

Blood Type A or O needed. Contact Elaine Landers at

412-864-5475, UPMC Living Donor Coordinator.

From the Desk of the Director

February brings with it the custom on St.

Blaise day of the blessing of throats. Most

Catholics are familiar with the custom but not

with who St. Blaise is or why we bless throats

on this day.

St. Blaise was a physician and a bishop

in Sebastea, Armenia. So our own Fr. Mollenger

follows in St. Blaise’s example of pastoring

God’s people and by his being an Apothecary, a

healer of what ails people.

St. Blaise started out as a physician then

spent sometime as a hermit. From the hermit-

age he was called to be bishop. As bishop he

taught by word and example. Many came to him

for spiritual and physical healing. In his lifetime

St. Blaise performed many miracles of healing.

There are stories that even wild animals came

to him for healing.

In 316 AD the governor Agricola by order

of the Emperor Licinius began a persecution of

the Church. St. Blaise being so visible was ar-

rested. As he was being led to jail a mother set

her son who was choking to death of a fish bone

at his feet. The child was cured immediately.

The governor demanded that St. Blaise re-

nounce his faith. To persuade him, St. Blaise

was beaten, and attacked with iron combs. H e

was jailed for a few more days and finally be-

headed for remaining faithful to Christ.

St. Blaise as with all martyrs provides us

with an example of faithfulness in the face of

great difficulty. He also shows us how to be

compassionate, to care for those around us,

and teach by word and example. We remember

the miracle of the healing the child by the throat

blessing and asking for his help, but he can give

us so much more by the example of his life.

May St. Anthony and all the saints of the

Chapel including St. Blaise pray for you.

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North Side Catholic Community Week of February 10, 2019

Annual Cemetery Clean Up Notice - In Order to

maintain the appearance of our parish cemetery

properties and ensure the safety of visitors and

employees, The Catholic Cemetery Cleanup dur-

ing the month of March. Please note that all

Christmas items will be removed from all graves

during the Cleanup. Please remove any items

you wish to keep prior to March 1st. Thank you

for your cooperation! It is greatly appreciated.

Lenten Retreat - Associates, Relatives and

Friends of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Naz-

areth are invited to a Lenten Retreat on March 9th

at Holy Family Manor. The time is 10:00 am -

4:00 pm and Sr. Maria Kruszewski, CSFN will be

the facilitator. The schedule will include presenta-

tions, lunch, confession and Mass at 4:00 pm.

Please call Annette to register at 412-922-2919 by

February 25th. Cost is $20 to cover lunch, materi-

als and speaker. The location of the retreat is 103

Nazareth Way, Pittsburgh PA 15229.

High School Women’s Retreat on Relation-

ships -- The Pittsburgh Religious Vocation Coun-

cil will host a high school women’s retreat on Sat-

urday, March 9, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sis-

ters of St. Joseph Motherhouse in Baden. Pre-

senter Merritt Donoghue, 24, will inspire students

to embrace their relationship with God in high

school and through their early twenties. Merritt is

an event planner and dynamic speaker who traces

her love of people, ministry and communications

back to her days at Our Lady of Sacred Heart

High School. She serves on the Catholic Women’s

Fellowship Pittsburgh Conference Team and

works as Community Engagement Manager for

De Fer Coffee & Tea. Join Merritt and treat your-

self to a day of conversation, worship and prayer-

ful exploration on the Sisters’ sacred grounds with

new and old friends. The Sacrament of Recon-

ciliation will also be offered. To register for this

free event, email your name, phone number and

high school to [email protected]. Lo-

cation: 1020 W. State Street, Baden, PA 15005.

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adults well in our community for over 11 years!

Catholic Charities Free Health Care Center. Call

today for eligibility details at 412-456-6911, ext. 1.

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Put Out Into Deep Water And

Lower Your Nets For A Catch –

When we reflect on the life and min-

istry of Jesus it is pretty clear that so much of it

was unexpected. God’s chosen people were

certainly awaiting a Messiah, a Savior, but they

were expecting a rich and powerful king, not an

itinerant preacher. Even the people Jesus sur-

rounded himself with – the poor, sinners, the

marginalized – were unexpected. Why wouldn’t

the Savior surround himself with more influen-

tial people? Yet, we know that Christ came to

save all, not just some and that he casts his net

far and wide in order to draw all people to him-

self. As followers of Christ, we seek to be his

face and hands and heart in the world today

and we look for countless ways to invite others

to share in his life of faith. The words he

speaks to Peter and the Apostles are spoken to

us. “Do not be afraid” to “put out into deep wa-

ter” and inspire the hearts of everyone you

meet to know and love Jesus. While you may

not think so, your witness of faith can be just

what someone else needs to go deeper them-

selves in their relationship with the Lord. On

Mission for The Church Alive! invites us all to

look for ways build up the Body of Christ. Visit

onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to

stay informed.

Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more

and to stay informed.

Blockwatch - Come to the Blockwatch Meeting

on Wednesday, February 20th at Most Holy Name

School Hall at 7:00 pm. Find out what a day in the

life of a magistrate is like, when local Magistrate

Derwin Rushing will be our speaker and a police

representative will also come. See you there.

The Catholic War Veterans & Auxiliary are cur-

rently looking for new members We place Ameri-

can flags on fallen veterans' graves before memo-

rial Day and do volunteering at Heinz VAMC. For

more information please call Donna Kramer -412-

766-6546.

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1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Hughes Funeral Home, Inc.R. Dennis Hughes, F.D., Supervisor

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Stephens Memorial ChapelEdward F. Latkovic, F.D., Supervisor

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412-931-6571“We’d love to make your smile”

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Robert D. Schellhaas, Jr., Supervisor • Ryan D. Schellhaas, FD

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