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PARISH CONTACT INFORMATION: HOLY FAMILY (WORSHIP SITE) 521 7TH AVENUE NEW BRIGHTON, PA 15066 E-Mail: [email protected] Web Site:beavercatholic.com/holyfamily HOLY FAMILY OFFICE AND SOCIAL HALLS 1851 Third Avenue, New Brighton, PA.15066 724-847-3538 STS. PETER AND PAUL 200 Third Street Beaver, PA 15009 724-775-4111 ssppbeaver.org/church ST. CECILIA 724-775-0801 628 Virginia Ave Rochester, PA 15074 724-775-0801 stceciliaroch.org ST. FELIX 450 13th Street Freedom, PA 15042 724-775-1476 stfelixfreedom.org Administrator Rev. Robert Miller Senior Parochial Vicar Fr. Paul Kuppe O.F.M. Cap. Parochial Vicar Fr. Mark Carter O.F.M. Cap. In Residence Michael Greb, O.F.M. Cap. McGuire Memorial
HOLY FAMILY PARISH STAFF Janet Smith– Administrative Assistant 724-847-3538 Larry Tavlarides– Director of Music 412-609-9686 Suzan Bauer– CCD Program Coordinator 724-846-9622 Joe Kralic– Sacristan
GROUPING SAFE ENVIRONMENT COORDINATOR Andrea Korcan– Buzza-724-775-0801
Catholic Charities Beaver County Office (counseling) 724-775-0758
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator (412) 456-3093 (Office)
1-888-808-1235 (Hot Line) PA Childline
1-800- 932-0313 Call 911 immediately if a child is in immediate danger.
MARRIAGE: Call the Parish Office 724-847-3538 to begin the neces-sary paper work. This appointment should be six months prior to the wedding.
MINISTRY TO THE SICK AND SHUT-INS: Please call the Parish Office at 724-847-3538 for home visitation for the Sacrament of Eucharist, Reconciliation and the Anointing of the Sick.
ST. JOSEPH CEMETERY: Graves are available for burial. 724-323-0033
HOLY FAMILY OFFICE HOURS Monday– Thursday
8:00-5:00 Friday
8:00-12:00 CONFESSION TIMES MONDAY& WEDNESDAY: 6:00- 7:00 PM St. Cecilia SATURDAY: 12:00 -1:00 PM Sts. Peter & Paul 3:00- 3:45 PM Holy Family
November 24, 2019 Jesus Christ
King of the Universe
Welcome to Holy Family Parish DAILY MASSES St. Felix– T& TH– 8:30AM, Wed– 7:30AM St. Cecilia– M T W– 7PM, Fri– 7:30AM Holy Family– M, W, F –8:30 TH– 7:00PM Sts. Peter and Paul– M T TH– 7:30AM, F– 9AM WEEKEND MASSES St. Felix– Sun -11AM St. Cecilia– Sat– 5PM, Sun 9:15AM, Holy Family– Sat 4PM, Sun 9AM, Sts. Peter & Paul– Sat 9AM, 6PM, Sun—7:30AM, 10AM, 12PM
HOLY FAMILY PARISH WEBSITE-beavercatholic.com/holyfamily
Jesus, I give you my whole heart today. I offer all my struggles for those in life
who need it most. Amen. PLEASE PRAY FOR: Cheyne Main, Leigh Anne Carr, Matthew Jackson, Judy Reese, Rich Emert, James Mellis, Irene Cunningham, Dan Kennelly, Peyton Adkins, Peter Sabella, Kathy Jackson, Scarlett Santypal, Dorothy Lovette, Andy Popik, Vicky Tomastik, Marc Shemile, Carol Helkowski,
Elizabeth Proya, Jackson Circle, Gwen Bosco, Justin Peters, Bill Thompson, Regina Helbling, Lindsay Robinson, Christine Terracio, Vincent Catanzarite, Barb Siktar, Pam Jordan, Wyatt Newlin, Alice, Terry Griffith, Dennis Brehenny, Beverly Tomasi, Cel Totera, Taryn Santypal, Sheryl Fausti, Dawn Miller, Linda Jean Conroy, Steven Cercone, Annie Recupero, Johnny Berrill, Thomas Trentadue, D.P.D., Sandy McCann, Paul Wood, Anja Klein, Elsie Lesinski, Barb, Norma Walker, Nancy Schettig, Kathy Klutka, Jarod S., Gunner, Sexton, Heather, Rodney, Mary Rowan, Dolly Markess, Tony DeLizio, Julie Wellmann, Tom, Kathy Weaver, Jacquie Samek, Geno Royal, Lori, Mary Cox, Barb Shaban, Amy Hartwick, Sue Matsook, John Cossin, Brian Conroy, Thomas Peluso, Anna Babcanec, Chris Kirschner, Ansley Pittner, Katherine Catanzarite, Leo Wolfe, Nick Pasquale Melissa Palumbo, Brody McPherson, Bert Prentice, Amy Antonetti and family, Cookie Curcio, Colin Joshua, Danielle Bobin, Jim Kern, Christopher West, Amelia (Millie) Kopka, The Glaesman Family, Victor Capo, Craig, Donna Ramsey, Greg Cardosi, James Deane, Jr., all victims of child abuse, Connie & Ray Reeher, Trey Book, Mark Stiggi, Betty DeRose, George Eckhardt, Joanne Mujwit, Dan Barrett, Naomi Toth, Christopher Joseph Bosco, William Arienzo, Helene Kralic, Kathy Zinsser, Edward Lang, Joseph Shubbuck, Jo Mitchell, Shirley Kozel, Shannon Hunston, Paisley Campbell, Nathan Cardosi, Sr. Thaddeus, Susan Kaufman, Infant child Zion, Jon Lawrence, Mike Lodovico, Tom Helbling, Willie Cefaratti, Margaret Kelly, Kelly Schmidt, Nanci Barrett, Wilfred Krut, E.M.S., Dawn Stupia, Mary Mooney, Sue Philipp, Paula Wagurak, Linda Murphy
HOLY FAMILY ANGEL GUILD CHRISTMAS DINNER
Thursday, December 5th, 2019 @ 6:00 pm Holy Family Social Hall
Your choice of entrees: baked cod with rice, beef tips over noodles, chicken parmigiana with penne. Dessert is your choice of coconut cream, apple or chocolate peanut butter pie. All dinners come with green bean almondine, salad, rolls, coffee, tea or punch. Cost is $11.00 for members and $16.00 for
guests. Entertainment provided. For reservations, please call Bev Gerello @ 724-312-4109 or Virginia Locke @ 724-622-4730. RSVP by November 25th, 2019.
CATHOLICISM SERIES CONTINUED CATHOLICISM video by Bp. Robert Barron will be shown and discussed with Fr. Paul on Mondays (Nov. 11, 18, 25, & Dec. 2) at 7:30 PM in St. Cecilia’s Social Hall.
The Archbishop for the Military Services, USA, thanks those who contributed to the Triennial National Collection for the AMS last week. Your gener-osity will assist Archbishop Broglio in the mission, “Serving Those Who Serve,” and will help make it possible for Catholic men and women and their families, currently serving in the U.S. Military, to receive the sacraments and pastoral care no matter their location around the globe. Thank you for supporting those who serve and protect this great nation, and who defend the freedoms we hold dear.
November 5 Election Day 6:00AM Social Hall -HFP 8:00PM Wednesdays Bingo 7:00PM November 7 Angel Guild meeting 7:00PM November 7 Fall Festival St. Felix 3:00PM November 10 Veterans Breakfast 10:00AM Coffee & Donuts 10:00AM November 16 Fair Trade Sale - St.Cecilia 3-7 November 17 Fair Trade Sale 8-1 November 17 HNS Breakfast SSPP 10:00AM November 21 Joint Councils– HFP 7:30PM November 23 St. Cecilia Feast Day 5:00PM November 28 Happy Thanksgiving Mass 8:30AM December 1 No CCD classes
NOVEMBER AT A GLANCE
November 17, 2019 YOUR KIND DONATION
**Needed for Budget—$5,000.00** Offertory 4075.00
We have many friends and family who, for one rea-son or another, can not make it to Mass. Some due to illness, some due to lack of trans-portation, some due to a temporary medical situation, and others are just unable leave their home. We miss seeing all of them at Mass.
This week we pray especially for Joe Tribone. Joe lives at 258 Wises Grove Road, New Brighton, PA 15066 Also, if you or someone you know would like a communion visit from a Eucharistic Minister, please call the parish office and we will get you on the schedule.
.We have many good people from all over Beaver County who support our BINGO every Wednes-day. We average over 100 players every week! Our BINGO is the only weekly fundraiser in our church cluster. Having said that, it takes a lot of
helping hands to keep the games running. Maybe you’re are a recent retiree or maybe you’re looking for something to do. Are you willing to give some of your free time to help the church? One night a month? We’d love to have you join us. It helps us pay the bills, but most important it helps our Church continue to spread the GOOD NEWS. Please give Bill 724-843-4954 a call and let him know you’re willing to help!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Once we give the turkey its’ due, our thoughts will turn to Advent (Sunday, December 1). As we begin to prepare our hearts and homes for Christmas, how about taking a break to join your Church family for breakfast. Come to
the Social Hall on Sunday, Dec. 15th from 8-12. The Stew-ardship Committee will be hosting and Santa & the Mrs will be there to greet all, especially the little ones. Tickets will be sold at the door. See you there!
MARCO FIORANTE IN CONCERT... is a great way to begin your holiday season. He will be performing at Sts Peter and Paul on Dec 14, at 7:00 p.m. with piano/organ accom-paniment by Kenneth Hand, Direc-tor of Music at Saints Peter and Paul. This concert will be featuring many traditional Christmas favorites as well as beloved Italian carols
such as Gesu Bambino and TuScendi dale Stelle. For more information: www.facebook.com/public/Marco-Fiorante.
Congratulations to senior student Dylan Hupp on receiving the Holy Name Society Youth Fellowship Award. He, along with recipients from our grouping, was honored at a breakfast banquet hosted by The Holy Name Society. Dylan serves his Church as a lector and an altar server. His love for his faith shows as he is always willing to help where needed. He sets a fine example for his peers, his younger sister, and all who attend Mass. We’re proud of you! Keep up the good work!
No CCD classes on Sunday, December 1. The staff at Holy Family CCD wishes you and your loved ones a
Happy Thanksgiving Day. We’re thankful for our students and their
families. See you on the 8th!
Our Youth Ministry Core Team is preparing to launch EDGE, a Lifeteen program for middle school students, and we are searching for a few more core members. Core members do NOT need to be theologians, and they are NOT chaperones; but are joy-
ful, hospitable Catholics who have a relationship with Jesus and would love to accompany teens on their journey into a relationship with Jesus. To learn more about our Core T e a m , c o n t a c t D a n i e l l e S i m o n i at [email protected] or [email protected]
SURVIVNG THE HOLIDAYS Grief Share
The holiday season has begun. This might be the first holiday after your loved one’s death, or maybe it is the second, third, or beyond. And due to the nature of the season, with its focus on family, traditions, and social
events, the emotions can blindside you. But, you are not alone, we are here to help. Join us on Dec. 2nd and Dec. 9th at 7:00pm in Good Samaritan Parish– Jeri-cho Hall, Conference Room A. There is no cost, but we ask that you please call 724-385-8628 to register.
PRAYERS FOR HEALING is a monthly setting of evening prayer that begins on Monday, December 2, and continues the first Monday of each month throughout the year. Prayer is held from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse Chapel, 1020 State Street, Baden. Res-ervations are NOT necessary. Future dates include January 6, February 3, March 2, (no April), and May 4, 2020.
Parish Share 2019 Parish Share Goal: 63,399.00 Amount received 11-17 617.00 Amount received to date: 40,314.00
Our Lord Jesus Christ King of the Universe Saturday November 23rd, 2019 4:00PM †Ludwika & Frank Nizewski (Janina) Sunday November 24th, 2019 9:00AM †Rene Engel (Engel Family)
Monday November 25th, 2019 8:30AM †Mike Leaf (Friends) Tuesday November 26th, 2019 No Mass
Wednesday November 27th, 2019 8:30AM †Dr. Jay Funkhouser (Mary Glaab)
Thursday November 28th, 2019 8:30AM †James Charles Deane, Jr (Family)
Friday November 29th, 2019 8:30AM †Lou DeRose (Family)
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Saturday November 30th, 2019 4:00PM †Elizabeth Crudden (Crudden Family)
Sunday December 1st, 2019 9:00AM †Ben Scott (Kathryn & Emma)
-Serving the Parish- November 30 & December 1
Saturday– 4:00pm Mass Lector…….……………………..Rosemary Bellan Eucharistic Ministers………….*Scheelers, Dewhirst, Stramella, Levinger Altar Servers…………………….not filled Sunday - 9:00am Mass Lector………………………….Kay Podbielski Eucharistic Ministers ………*Ludwig, Habrle, Hrotic, Griffith, Hupp Altar Servers ……………..Bryce, Rebecca, Madeline *different from schedule
Dear Parishioners,
This is the Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. All students of American History know at least the broad outline of the Revolutionary War. In 1776, the Americans decided they no longer wanted to be ruled by a King. Yet, here we are on this Sunday declaring that Jesus is our King. A King has absolute authority over his subjects. A King is to be revered and obeyed. So, if we claim that Je-sus is our King, than His teachings and His Word are not optional suggestions that we can choose to disregard at will. Can we as citizens of a democracy simultaneously have a King? This is always going to be a “reality check” for us. How good am I at obeying our King and Lord Jesus Christ? Of course, we know that these are not contradictory truths. As an American, you can still think of Jesus as my King and my Lord. Why? Because He doesn’t rule by force or by law or by military might. He rules by LOVE. His love for the human race through His birth, life, death and resur-rection proves beyond any shadow of a doubt the depth of His love for us. How can we not love Him and live for Him in return? That is the basis for our obedience and reverence to our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. On behalf of the Friars and all the staffs of our four Parishes, I want to wish you all a joyous and blessed Thanks-giving Day. Once again the Masses are: 7:30 a.m. at Bea-ver, 8:30 a.m. at New Brighton and 9:00 a.m. at both Rochester and Freedom. The Parish offices are closed both November 28 and 29 for the Holiday. Some may be closing early on Wednesday. As the month moves to its final days, don’t forget to pray for your dead and the souls in Purgatory.
God Bless, Fr. Bob
#459700 Holy Family Parish 1851 Third Ave New Brighton, PA 15066 724-847-3538 Contact: Janet Smith Cell Phone 724-622-8310
