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HOLY SEPULCHER PARISH • BUTLER, PA PAGE 1
NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to Holy Sepulcher!
To register, go to: http://www.holysepulcher.org/about-us/new-parishioners or contact the Parish Office.
January 14, 2018 • Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Holy Sepulcher 1304 E. CRUIKSHANK ROAD • BUTLER, PA 16002 www.holysepulcher.org • Email: [email protected]
Phone: 724-586-7610 • Office Hours: M−F 8 am−4 pm
A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Bishop of Pittsburgh Most Rev. David A. Zubik
Pastor Father Robert J. Cedolia
MASS TIMES
Saturday ....................... (4:00 pm 6:00 pm (beginning May 5, 2018)
Sunday .......... 8:00 am & 10:30 am
Daily Mass times can be found under Mass Intentions
RECONCILIATION After the Saturday evening Mass.
BAPTISMS Baptisms are held twice a month (call the
parish office for dates). Attendance at a pre-baptism class is required.
WEDDINGS Arrangements must be made six
months in advance. All couples are expected to take a Pre-Marriage
Preparation Program.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
After any Mass or by calling the Parish Office to schedule.
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT Holy Sepulcher Parish is a warm, welcoming,
faith-filled family dedicated to following Jesus Christ through Scripture and the Traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. United through Baptism, nourished by the Eucharist and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are committed to serving our
brothers and sisters. We welcome all to join us as we celebrate the joy and mystery of
the empty tomb.
JANUARY 14, 2018 • SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 2
Mass Intentions & Schedule
Mon., Jan. 15, 2018 7:30 am † Jim Nicklin
Dave & Deb Busin
Tues., Jan. 16, 2018 7:30 am † William O’Malley
Leonard Boyd Family
Wed., Jan. 17, 2018 7:00 pm † Vera Rubrecht Steve, Mary Ann & Dale
Thurs., Jan. 18, 2018 7:30 am † Jeff Wojciechowski
David and Jamie Smith
Fri., Jan. 19, 2018 9:00 am † Patty Zoeller M’Atee
Mom & Dad Zoeller
Sat., Jan. 20, 2018 4:00 pm For the People of
Holy Sepulcher
Sun., Jan. 21, 2018 8:00 am † Wallace Warner
Marianne Cunningham
Sun., Jan. 21, 2018 10:30 am † Chuck Docherty Mary & Family
†!Deceased
DIRECTORY Bishop of Pittsburgh
Most Rev. David A. Zubik
Father Robert J. Cedolia, Pastor
Deacon: Mr. David S. Miller [email protected]
School Principal:
Sister Anna Marie Gaglia, CSJ 724-586-5022; [email protected]
School Assistant Principal:
Ms. Ashley Blystone [email protected]
School Secretary:
Mrs. Lydia Smith 724-586-5022; [email protected]
Director of Faith Formation:
Sr. Benita DeMatteis 724-586-7276; [email protected]
Admin. Assistant of Faith Formation:
Mrs. Rachael Horstman [email protected]
Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult
Ministry:
Ms. Joni Mulvaney 724-481-1232; [email protected]
Directress of Music Ministries
Ms. Madlyn DeRito 724-694-9210; [email protected]
Business Manager:
Mrs. Joan Tosto 724-586-7610; [email protected]
Admin. Assistant to the Pastor and Safe
Environment Coordinator:
Mrs. Joanne Castello 724-586-7610; [email protected]
Parish Secretary:
Ms. Dana Knox 724-586-7610; [email protected]
Parish Pastoral Council:
Mr. Raymond Schratz - Vice Chairperson
Prayer Chain Requests:
724-586-7610 or [email protected]
Sunday Reflection John 1:35-42
"He first found his own brother Simon and told him,
'We have found the Messiah.'" After spending the day in
the company of Christ, Andrew took action. He shared
the good news! Instead of keeping his newfound
friendship with Jesus all to himself, Andrew invited his
brother into the fold. Andrew found Simon and "brought
him to Jesus." This was no small matter because Simon
would become Peter, the first pope! How important it is
to bring others along with us to meet Christ!
Yet, how often do we reach out with the kind of confidence that Andrew had? Are we
ready and willing to share our faith with our family and friends? Do we consider our
relationship with Jesus a gift to be shared, or a fact to be safely hidden away in our
personal prayer corner?
Part of our call as Christians is to evangelize others, to share with them the good
news of salvation. Loving Jesus and following his moral commands is essential, of
course, but it is not the end of the story. The Gospel message is meant for all people,
and we are meant to be its messengers. Sometimes this requires us to step out of our
comfort zone. It may mean speaking up when we'd rather be silent. It may mean in-
viting someone to Mass when they might say no. But it might also mean a conversion
for someone we care about. It might mean a new minister for the Church. Ultimately,
it might mean another saint in heaven.
None of that is up to us, however. What we can control is only whether we share our
faith joyfully and extend the invitation to others to experience the peace that comes
from knowing Christ.
LIVE THE LITURGY - INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
Sometimes it is difficult to hear God's call. We are trained to listen attentively and to
hear many things, but spiritual ones are often missed. God is calling us all of the
time. He is calling us to drink deeply of the well of life and not get distracted by the
superficial and short-lasting things we choose to cling to. Have we ever given a true
spiritual life and relationship with God a chance? Jesus says to us today, “Come, and
you will see.” May we take Jesus up on his invitation and like Andrew, the brother of
Simon Peter, be able to exclaim: “We have found the Messiah.”
JANUARY 14, 2018 • SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 3
THIS WEEK AT HOLY SEPULCHER:
♦ Life Teen Sun., Jan. 14 at 6:30 pm ♦ RCIA Mon., Jan. 15 at 6:30 pm ♦ Firearm Safety & Education, Part 2 Mon., Jan. 15 at 7:00 pm ♦ Chinese Auction Committee Meeting Tues., Jan. 16 at 6:30 pm ♦ Rosary Prayer for Peace Wed., Jan. 17 at 6:30 pm ♦ Knights of Columbus Wed., Jan. 17 at 7:30 pm ♦ Choir Rehearsal Thurs., Jan. 18 at 6:00 pm ♦ Life Teen Hangout Thurs., Jan. 18 at 6:00 pm ♦ Women’s Fellowship Thurs., Jan. 18 at 7:00 pm ♦ Computer Class Thurs., Jan. 18 at 7:00 pm ♦ March for Life at Washington D.C. Fri., Jan. 19 at 6:00 am ♦ EDGE Sat., Jan. 20 at 5:00 pm
MARCH FOR LIFE BUS & COMMUNION / PRAYER SERVICE Friday, January 19, 2018
There are still a few seats left on the Holy Sepulcher bus to the March for Life; call immediately if you would like to join us. Participation in the March for Life is a powerful statement of your Respect for all life and a beautiful way to teach your children that Life is a Gift from God and must be protected.
We will start the morning at 6:00 am with a Communion / Prayer Service; the bus will leave at 6:30 am. Even if you are not able to come on the March, we invite you to come and pray with us. To reserve your seat, call Gretchen Cararie at 724-898-2529.
CHURCH MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Jan. 21, 2018
8:00 am
Eucharistic
Ministers
J. Duster P. Green R. Green M. Marshall R. Sarver D. Scheider A. Schratz R. Schratz Dcn. Dave
Proclaimer
M. Fox
Altar Servers
G. Schratz T. Beblo
Jan. 20, 2018
4:00 pm
Eucharistic
Ministers L. Fey M. Johnson K. King K. Lutzic C. Matta D. Matta S. Pieto D. Wilson Dcn. Dave
Proclaimer A. King
Altar Servers
A. Oplinger A. Blakley
Jan. 21, 2018
10:30 am
Eucharistic
Ministers A. Hutchinson B. Kearny J. Konig J. Markus P. Palermo B. Popko D. Smith J. Smith Dcn. Dave
Proclaimer
Life Teen
Altar Servers
R. Connolly A. Kennihan
Weekday Altar Server (1/15-1/19)
A. Kennihan
Volunteer Server needed for the Wednesday Mass.
For the complete month’s schedule, visit our website:
http://www.holysepulcher.org/ministries/liturgical-
ministries
ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL PROGRAMS & DEPAUL SCHOOL FOR HEARING & SPEECH
The Pittsburgh diocese is home to two
nationally recognized educational
programs for children with speech
needs: St. Anthony School Programs &
DePaul School for Hearing & Speech.
A special collection to benefit these
two organizations will be taken next
weekend, Jan. 20-21.
St. Anthony School Programs provides
Catholic special education to children
with development delays and autism
in five elementary / intermediate
classrooms, two secondary classrooms
and two college-age programs located
on the campuses of Duquesne Univer-
sity and the University of Pittsburgh.
St. Anthony’s has also partnered with
Carlow University to add an academic
component to the curriculum for
qualified post-secondary students.
DePaul School for Hearing and Speech
provides Listening and Spoken
Language (LSL) education to children
who are deaf or hard of hearing. With-
out the use of sign language, DePaul
students learn to listen and speak and
successfully transition to their
neighborhood schools alongside
their peers with typical hearing.
Your donation will help St. Anthony
School Programs and DePaul School
for Hearing and Speech to further their
goals of providing quality educational
programs and services to their
students. In addition to supporting
children with special needs, your kind
donation counts toward your Parish
Share Assessment.
St. Anthony School Programs and
DePaul School for Hearing and Speech
warmly thank you for your continued
support of our missions.
Here I am Lord
There are many moments in the life of the Church when we
are filled with joy as others present themselves for the ser-
vice of God and others. Priests and deacons are called by
name and stand before the community as they are ordained
for the tasks of teaching, leading and sanctifying. Religious
men and women are consecrated to God as they promise
poverty, chastity and obedience of the sake of the kingdom. Lay leaders in the
Church are commissioned for their service as they share their gifts and exper-
tise for the good of our faith communities. However, the call of God is not lim-
ited to these. Has the invitation to follow God’s will or to serve his people gone
unanswered in your life? As the final preparations are being made for the On
Mission for The Church Alive! announcements, more will need to change than
just Mass schedules and clergy assignments. All of us should be willing to lis-
ten for and answer the call of God in our lives. Through this, more disciples
will step forth to serve the Church in new and creative ways. May our hearts be
prepared to enthusiastically respond, “Here am I, Lord; I come to do your
will!” Visit www.onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed.
JANUARY 14, 2018 • SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME PAGE 4
AROUND THE PARISH
WEEKLY OFFERING
Regular Collection: Sunday, January 7, 2018
(291) Envelopes Loose (33) Online Total
$8,040.73 $2,274.00 $1,182.00 $11,496.73
Parish Maintenance Fund: $383.00
Parish Share: $4,983.00
Parish Share Diocesan Total Collected: $186,888.67
Parish Share Overage: $80,362.67
Please pray for the peaceful
repose of the soul of
Wilma Meyers
who recently passed away and
is enjoying everlasting life.
ONLINE GIVING
Visit our website at www.holysepulcher.org and
click on the online giving icon to sign up and to
begin contributing automatically to our parish. This
convenient system does not require you to contact
your bank to sign up or to make changes. You can
use any of your checking or savings accounts and the funds can be automatical-
ly transferred to our parish bank account or you can do a one time donation.
The system is convenient because you can make changes at any time, view
reports on your contribution history, and generate year end tax statements. If
you have any questions or need help with setting up your online account,
please contact Dana in the parish office.
CHINESE AUCTION COMMITTEE
UPDATE
The Chinese Auction Committee is
in full swing getting ready for the
Bazaar in August, 2018.
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 16 in the Conference Room at
6:30 pm. (Note: Meeting room change.) A snack
will be waiting for you! We need volunteers to
help from now until the week of the Bazaar.
There are numerous ways you can
volunteer your time. Anywhere from now to 2 hours on the day of the Bazaar, to making phone
calls, picking up donated items, setting up, and
so much more. A few hours of your time is all we
ask. This is your church and you are invited to
join our team! The sales this time of the year are
ongoing.
Keep us in mind when you are shopping
for deals.
Crafters: we are always looking for your creative work to donate to the Auction. Winter is
the best time to craft. Plus it keeps us warm
knowing it will go to a good cause!
Save those BIG baskets you may have gotten a gift in for Christmas. If you don’t want the
basket, we could use them.
All donations can be dropped off in the coat
room, marked “Chinese Auction”. From the
Chinese Auction Committee to our Church
Family, we want to wish you a healthy, happy
and blessed New Year. May you receive God’s
gift that keeps on giving: the gift of love!
Happy New Year!
If you have questions, contact Linda Armstrong
at 724-444-6452 or [email protected].
Basic Firearms Orientation & Safety, Part II Officer Conrad Pfeifer, Middlesex Police, will host a Basic Firearms Ori-entation & Safety Presentation on Monday, January 15 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Youth and Young Adult Center. This educational session will be a continuation of the first session and will focus on handgun function, awareness, handling and safety. In addition, the session will include more hands-on such as tactics, techniques and safe handling. Freewill donations to Middlesex Police Department.
WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP
The next women’s fellowship will be on Thursday, January 18,
7:00-8:30 pm in the Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC)
Conference Room. All women are welcome to join in for prayer,
reflection and sharing as we continue on with our study of courageous
women of the Bible. We will continue with reflection and discussion of
Chapter 6: “Women of the Exile and the Return - The Maccabean
Mother” (pg. 69 / questions 10-13). The Maccabean mother was a
women of incredible valor and sets an example for all women. For the
full story, read 2 Macabees: Chapter 7. “And who knows whether you
have not come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” Ester 4:14
Aluminum Cans Did you know that Holy Sepulcher recycles aluminum cans and
all of the money collected pays for the golf carts used at the
Bazaar? Aluminum cans are collected each week and can be left
in the designated bins in the coat room.
WELCOME TO HOLY SEPULCHER
PARISH!
M/M Bruce & Carol Gallagher
Mrs. Irene Selzer
M/M James & Germaine Yoest
HOLY SEPULCHER PARISH • BUTLER, PA PAGE 5
EDUCATION NEWS
HOLY SEPULCHER SCHOOL
We’re more than just a School, We’re Community. We’re Family.
Sister Anna Marie Gaglia, CSJ,
Principal
www.holysepulcher.org/school
724-586-5022 ! [email protected]
FAITH FORMATION
Sr. Benita DeMatteis, Faith Formation Director
Mrs. Rachael Hortsman, Administrative Assistant
724-586-7276
We invite you
to our Annual
Pancake
Breakfast and
Open House
on Sunday,
January 28th, 9:00am-2:00pm. Enjoy
food and fellowship with our staff,
students, and parents; as well as learn all
that Holy Sepulcher Catholic School has to
offer.
4th Annual Hornets Gala
Save the Date for the 4th Annual
Hornets Gala to be held at the
Butler Country Club on
Saturday, April 14th.
Tickets will be available soon.
Now Accepting Applications for the 2018-2019 school year
Every child deserves an effective, challenging, and motivating education.
Today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders, and children should have the opportunity to achieve their own American dreams. We are now accepting applications for all grades (Preschool-8th grade) for the 2018-2019
school year. Please contact Kristine Marsico at 724-586-5022 or
[email protected] to schedule a tour.
Upcoming DATES
Jan. 14 Faith Formation and Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Jan. 14 Children’s Liturgy of the Word—10:30 Mass
Jan. 15 RCIA 6:30p.m.—8:00p.m.
CELEBRATING GOD IN THE ORDINARY:
C hristmas is gone…decorations are down...the holidays now are
past..and our days have settled once more into the routine of daily living. Christmas Time ended with the Feast of the Baptism of the
Lord on Monday, January 8, and now we enter “Ordinary Time,” a
time to reflect on the life of Jesus and commit ourselves to following
him. It is in the ordinary days of our ordinary lives that God asks us to
build his Kingdom. The readings during these weeks take us through
the life of Christ. Striving to live Jesus’ example of love, reconcilia-tion, and healing can transform our most ordinary moments into
extraordinary moments of charity. St. Therese of Lisieux wrote:
“What matters in life is not great deeds, but great love.”
W inter days are cold and dreary...Winter trees are bare and life-
less… signs of new Spring life are weeks and months away. Where, then, do we look to find the hope that keeps us going?
Where, then, is our God who—always present—never leaves us?
“Little, star-shown Nativity child—
grown now to mature adult…
Hope of ancient prophets..
now works wonders in our midst.
Daily healing, always calling…
In our living—God is with us.
Miracle-working...daily surprising…
God in the ordinary–
Extraordinary Gift.”
W e remember that Jesus grew up in a Jewish family—and in
Jewish tradition, God was praised—always and for every-
thing—and all daily activities were done in thankfulness and offering
to God—and all of life was made holy as God’s presence was seen in
the ordinary.
G od of our days and God of our nights, God of the Sacred and God of the
ordinary—in thankfulness for your daily gifts and with belief in your
presence among us, we give praise. With God among us in providence—With Christ among us as guide—With
the Spirit among us as reminder of God’s infinite love for us all the days of
our lives—we give praise for this time to make holy the interaction in the
ordinary gifts that adds extraordinary grace to our lives.
Take time this week to look for God in the ordinary moments of your
life. What miracle did you find in your ordinary activities?
HOLY SEPULCHER PARISH • BUTLER, PA PAGE 6
YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT AND COMMUNITY
www.holysepulcher.org/lifeteen
Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult Ministry: Ms. Joni Mulvaney [email protected]; 724-481-1232
Like us on Facebook “Holy Sepulcher Life Teen”
Follow us on Instagram: Follow@youthofholysep
Youth Ministry for 6th-8th Graders
Greg Gillis, Coordinator
Coordinator of Youth & Young Adult
Ministry: Ms. Joni Mulvaney [email protected]; 724-481-1232
Like us on Facebook “Holy Sepulcher Young Adult Ministry””
Sun. 1/14 6:30-8:30 pm Life Teen Kickoff
Thurs. 1/18 6:00-9:00 pm Bible Study & Hangout
Fri. 1/19 All Day March for Life*
Sun. 1/21 5:30-8:30 pm Vocations Panel at St. Richard*
Tues. 1/23 7:00-9:00 pm Women’s Discipleship Group
Thurs. 1/25 7:00-9:00 pm Hangout
Upcoming Events
*Permission Slip Required
Follow Us On Instagram: @holysepedge
6th, 7th and 8th Graders:
Join us as we dive into our topic of Creed this
semester. January 20th from 5-7pm in the
YYAC. Games, food, fun, fellowship. Bring your
friends, invite your enemies.
HOLY SEPULCHER PARISH • BUTLER, PA PAGE 7
AROUND THE COMMUNITY
SUMMER PROGRAM FOR CATHOLIC YOUTH
Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, will host the 8th annual Faith and Reason
summer program from Sunday, June 10 to Friday, June 15, 2018. Students
age 15 and older are invited to apply for admission to the program which
introduces young minds to the rich intellectual tradition of the Roman
Catholic faith and is designed to prepare students for college-level
education. Housing in a college residence hall and three daily meals in the
college dining hall are included in the cost ($495). Limited scholarship
funding is available. Further information is available by contacting Dr.
Michael Krom at 724-805-2844 or [email protected]. Students
may register online at www.stvincent.edu/faithandreason.
VIDEO SERIES AT ST. JOSEPH CHURCH St. Joseph Church, Stoney Hollow Road, Cabot, will be presenting Dr.
Edward Sri's video series "Who Am I to Judge? Responding to Relativism
with Logic and Love". 8 sessions to be held on Wednesday evenings at
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in the Saint Joseph Hall Cafe from January 24 through
March 14. Sessions are intended for adults and teenagers. No registration
or fee required. Contact Marian at 724-352-3443 or [email protected]
for more information.
MARCH CASH RAFFLE TICKETS The Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill will sponsor
two Lucky March Cash Raffle tickets in the month
of March—one ticket based on the 1:00 p.m.
Pennsylvania three-digit Lottery and another ticket
based on the 7:00 p.m. three-digit Lottery. 1,000
tickets are available for the 1:00 p.m. drawing and
1000 tickets will be sold for the 7:00 p.m. drawing.
For $10, either ticket provides 27 chances to win
from $100 to $1,000 during the month of March
2018. All cash winnings are determined by the
amount of money indicated on each day of the
calendar that is printed on ticket. No prizes will be
awarded on Sundays. Call Sister Agnes Steedle at
412-243-4651, ext. 6646, to order your tickets.
Please pay by cash or check made payable to the
Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. Credit and debit
cards are not accepted for raffle tickets. All tickets
and money must be returned to the Sisters of
Charity by February 27, 2018. All proceeds benefit
the Sisters of Charity.
MASS HONORING HEALTH CARE
PROFESSIONALS
The Annual White Mass Honoring all Health Care Professionals will be celebrated by Bishop David
Zubik on Sunday, February 11, 2018 at 12:00 Noon
at Saint Paul Cathedral, Oakland. A reception after-
wards will celebrate all those who work in health
care. All are invited to attend. For more information
visit www.cathmedpittsburgh.org.
SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL
APPLICATIONS Saint Joseph High School is accepting admissions
applications for incoming freshmen for the 2018-
2019 school year. Shadow days for 8th grade
students considering SJHS are available on
Tuesdays, and private tours can be scheduled for
any time. Contact Admissions Director Mrs. Shane
Palumbo '92: [email protected] or
724-226-4932.
Magnificat Pittsburgh Prayer Breakfast Ladies, come to the Magnificat Pittsburgh prayer
breakfast on Feb. 10, from 9 am to Noon at the
DoubleTree by Hilton, Cranberry Twp. Hear
speaker Dr. Elizabeth Kim tell of her miraculous
healing that took place in Korea in 1978. She
immigrated to the U.S. in the same year and went
on to excel in her education and career. She is a
licensed psychologist that integrates the Catholic
faith with psychology in the treatment of children,
adolescents and adults. Cost of the breakfast is
$23. To register, call Kay at 724-772-6749 or Pam
at 412-461-8906 or go to
www.magnificatpittsburgh.org. Registration
deadline is Feb. 2.
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