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Saint Philip Catholic Parish The People of God in Pittsburgh, Thornburg, Ingram, and Crafton

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PASTORAL STAFF OFFICE HOURS: Monday – Friday Hours vary due to pandemic. Rev. James R. Torquato, Pastor Rev. John E. Forbidussi, Parochial Vicar Dr. Brian Dougherty, Saint Philip School Principal Ms. MaryAnn Garfold, Dir. of Religious Education Ms. Mary Beth Barsh, Music Director Ms. Dorothy Mancini, Assistant Organist Ms. Dorothy Kraemer, O ce Manager Ms. Ursula Eberle, Business Coordinator Ms. Maureen Takach, Administrative Assistant & Safe Environment Coordinator Ms. Linda Bey, Religious Education Secretary Ms. Michele O’Toole, School Secretary Ms. Chris Archacki, Maintenance Mr. Richard Hufnagel, Maintenance Mr. Brian Cox, Maintenance Ms. Nancy Mehal, Housekeeping

PRIESTS IN RESIDENCE Rev. Joseph Scheib, Saint Philip Rectory Rev. Gary Oehmler, Saint Philip Rectory Rev. James Farnan, Ascension Rectory

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Robert Bertocchi, Frank Bey, Judi Cagley, Patricia Cygrymus, Barbara Hendrick, Joseph Hoover, Dolores Leone, Martin Matko, Patricia McDermott (Co-Chair), Katie Phillips, David Pilarski (Co-Chair), Mary Schubert and Richard Schubert.

PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL Benjamin Bannon, Thomas Hipkiss, Joseph Hoover, Joseph Rynn, Gary Urbatis

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Saint Philip Church Ascension Church Saint Philip School 114 Berry Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15205 50 West Crafton Ave. 114 Berry Street 52 West Crafton Ave. parisho [email protected] Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Saint Philip O ce (412) 922-6300 www.spsangelway.org Saint Philip School (412) 928-2742 Saint Philip CCD O ce (412) 922-6388 BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS: Should be submitted to [email protected] Society of SVdeP (412) 444-8140 no later than 12:00pm on Friday to be included in the following week’s bulletin. MASS SCHEDULE Masses are held at Saint Philip Church and Ascension Church

LOCATION TIME MASS INTENTION REQUESTED BY

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 — SAINT IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH, BISHOP AND MARTYR Ascension 8:00am Living & Deceased Members of Saint Philip Parish Saint Philip 2:00pm Wedding – Christian Brandetsas and Ciara Crossey Saint Philip 4:00pm (V) Carmella D’Aversa Nancy Ascension 5:30pm (V) Ray Kadlecik Kathy Kadlecik CONFESSION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 — TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Oered Saturdays from 12:15pm to Saint Philip 7:00am Mandy Ogden Sharon Turney 1:15pm at Ascension Worship Site. Ascension 9:30am Recovery of Rose Rynn Kathryn Hug SACRAMENTS Saint Philip 11:00am Charlene F. Rusnak Coll Family

Baptism: A seminar is required for MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 — SAINTS JOHN DE BREBEUF AND ISAAC JOGUES, PRIESTS ﬁrst-time parents. Baptisms are AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS celebrated on the ﬁrst and third Sundays of the month at 12:15pm at Saint Philip 8:00am John Priselac Family St. Philip Church or at the Ascension Worship Site. Please call the Religious TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 — WEEKDAY Education O ce at 412-922-6388 for Ascension 8:00am Gallagher & Morris Families John & Anna Gallagher more information. Matrimony: Priest is to be contacted WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 — WEEKDAY six months in advance of wedding. Saint Philip 8:00am John Malich Garay Family Participation in Pre-Cana Program required. Please contact the Parish THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 — WEEKDAY Priests for more information. Ascension 8:00am Duke Rose Anointing of the Sick: Following a weekend Mass and on the last FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 — WEEKDAY Saturday of the month at 8:30am at Saint Philip 8:00am Jenny McNally Bill McNally & Family Ascension Worship Site.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 — WEEKDAY Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Ascension 8:00am Living & Deceased Members of St. Philip Parish (RCIA): Call the O ce of Religious Education for more information. Saint Philip 4:00pm (V) Raymond Barthelemy Family Ascension 5:30pm (V) Brian Lach Family Priesthood/Religious Life: Contact the Parish Priests for more information. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 — THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Saint Philip 7:00am Alyce Kaminski Jim & Mary Flynn Victim’s Assistance Hot-Line: If you are a Ascension 9:30am Karen Werner Katie Phillips person who has been hurt by abuse from clergy or others associated with the Church, Saint Philip 11:00am Michael H. Ciamacco Wife & Sons the Diocese of Pittsburgh oers assistance with counseling, spiritual direction and SUNDAY COLLECTION referrals to other supportive services. Last Sunday’s Collection totaled: $6,687.55 For information, contact our Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator at 412-456-3093. Protecting God’s Children — VICTIM HOTLINE: 1-888-808-1235 CHILDLINE: 1-888-932-0313 to report child abuse Saint Philip Parish is on Facebook! Follow us today to learn about upcoming events and happenings. Call 911 if a child is in imminent danger.

2 | Saint Philip Catholic Parish we all want the blessings of our Catholic faith and life and been good, but donations are nearly 40% below what is Best wishes, once again, for the Lord’s blessings during parish communities, then generous support is needed needed annually to fund our operating budgets for the this week and in the months ahead. As always, thank you Notes from every member, family, and household of our parish parish and to provide our support for the school. very much for your goodness and your generosity to our from the and every parish. This fact has always been true, and this parish community, to one another, to those in need. fact will always be true. It’s a matter of “rendering unto In upcoming bulletins, I will provide this year’s ﬁnancial Until next Sunday, may you, our parish community, and God” so that the work of God and the Kingdom of God facts as well as our plans to address this serious ﬁnancial our school community receive grace, health, and divine Pastor will remain a reality in our lives and in our Church – and situation. Thank you for your goodness and support of life from God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. May in our region, nation, and world. our parish community, and thank you very much for the good Lord bless you, your family, and our parish your understanding and generosity as we all continue community now and always! Hello again, everyone, and best wishes to you for the Thank you very much for your contributions as we through this very di cult year. Lord’s blessings and grace! I hope that you, your family, contend with this very di cult pandemic year – and as Yours, and everyone in our parish community are healthy and we support Catholic missions and missionaries through- Best wishes for this Autumn and for the coming holidays! Father Jim Torquato doing well. Best wishes for this World Mission Sunday out the world during this World Mission Sunday! May the and for the remainder of October! good Lord bless you for your goodness!

Supporting the work of the Lord World Mission Sunday this weekend, October 17-18

We tend to invest in those aspects of life that mean some- This weekend, October 17-18, every parish in the United thing to us. Many people invest in their retirement States will observe World Mission Sunday and our call to savings in order to prepare for their senior years. Some share the Catholic Christian faith throughout every land. invest funds in items and luxuries that they collect and There will be a second collection this weekend to accumulate in their homes. Others donate to charities support missions around the world. In addition, contri- that do good work for the community. butions are being welcomed to support the Saint Vincent Missionary Eort as well. During this pandemic, rather When it comes to our nation, state, and local government, than sending visiting speakers to each parish as is usually tax funds are automatically collected from our wages and the annual practice, you had the opportunity in last our purchases to fund public services, safety, and Sunday’s bulletin to read a written homily explaining the projects. Over the past century, we’ve all become accus- work of the Saint Vincent Missions based at Saint Vincent tomed to this reality in the United States. Rather than wait- Archabbey in Latrobe, Pa., and sharing the Good News in ing for us to “render unto Caesar,” the government auto- many developing nations. matically and constantly collects tax funds from all of us. In addition to using your World Mission Sunday envelope, What about the work of the Lord? As Catholic Christians, you’re also welcome to add a specific donation for the we are reminded by Jesus today in the Gospel according Saint Vincent Missions and place it into your own envelope to Matthew that the work of God also needs our support. marked “Saint Vincent Missions.” The financial donation We all want our parish and the Church to be our spiritual that you contribute will help missionaries from Western home and our refuge in this world. We all want a commu- Pennsylvania to bring the Gospel, life, and goodness of nity to which we belong and a place to pray and worship. Jesus to others around the world. Thank you all very much! We all want to share in the Liturgy and the Sacraments. We all want pastoral care and programs which share our Taking a good look at our parish finances, budget, and faith with children, young adults, and adults. We all want operations to have charity available to those in need. This is all the work of God continued by the Catholic Church here and This month, our sta, Finance Council, and I are taking a around the world. very close look at the financial situation of Saint Philip Parish during this pandemic year. Our parish – along In recent generations, Catholic pastors have been very with every family, parish, diocese, state, and nation – is reluctant to speak about the need for financial donations. being severely challenged by the limitations placed on In past decades, Catholic Christians often complained everyone because of the Covid-19 Coronavirus. Our that pastors talked too often about money. However, if contributions from parish members and families have

The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time | 3 we all want the blessings of our Catholic faith and life and been good, but donations are nearly 40% below what is Best wishes, once again, for the Lord’s blessings during parish communities, then generous support is needed needed annually to fund our operating budgets for the this week and in the months ahead. As always, thank you from every member, family, and household of our parish parish and to provide our support for the school. very much for your goodness and your generosity to our and every parish. This fact has always been true, and this parish community, to one another, to those in need. fact will always be true. It’s a matter of “rendering unto In upcoming bulletins, I will provide this year’s ﬁnancial Until next Sunday, may you, our parish community, and God” so that the work of God and the Kingdom of God facts as well as our plans to address this serious ﬁnancial our school community receive grace, health, and divine will remain a reality in our lives and in our Church – and situation. Thank you for your goodness and support of life from God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. May in our region, nation, and world. our parish community, and thank you very much for the good Lord bless you, your family, and our parish your understanding and generosity as we all continue community now and always! Hello again, everyone, and best wishes to you for the Thank you very much for your contributions as we through this very di cult year. Lord’s blessings and grace! I hope that you, your family, contend with this very di cult pandemic year – and as Yours, and everyone in our parish community are healthy and we support Catholic missions and missionaries through- Best wishes for this Autumn and for the coming holidays! Father Jim Torquato doing well. Best wishes for this World Mission Sunday out the world during this World Mission Sunday! May the and for the remainder of October! good Lord bless you for your goodness!

Supporting the work of the Lord World Mission Sunday this weekend, October 17-18 For the past 55 years, the members and families of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh have sent generous financial and medical assistance to the people of Chimbote, Peru. Our Pittsburgh donations have built and We tend to invest in those aspects of life that mean some- This weekend, October 17-18, every parish in the United continue to fund a medical clinic and maternity hospital where hundreds are served each week and nearly thing to us. Many people invest in their retirement States will observe World Mission Sunday and our call to 60,000 babies have been born since 1967. The sta of the medical clinic also travel into the poor savings in order to prepare for their senior years. Some share the Catholic Christian faith throughout every land. neighborhoods to bring pediatric and medical care to the poor of Chimbote. invest funds in items and luxuries that they collect and There will be a second collection this weekend to accumulate in their homes. Others donate to charities support missions around the world. In addition, contri- Help our Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh in serving the poorest of the poor in South America. Visit that do good work for the community. butions are being welcomed to support the Saint Vincent www.chimbotefoundation.org. today, watch the videos there, and please donate what you can to provide Missionary Eort as well. During this pandemic, rather care for our poorest brothers and sisters in the Church. Thank you! When it comes to our nation, state, and local government, than sending visiting speakers to each parish as is usually tax funds are automatically collected from our wages and the annual practice, you had the opportunity in last our purchases to fund public services, safety, and Sunday’s bulletin to read a written homily explaining the projects. Over the past century, we’ve all become accus- work of the Saint Vincent Missions based at Saint Vincent tomed to this reality in the United States. Rather than wait- Archabbey in Latrobe, Pa., and sharing the Good News in ing for us to “render unto Caesar,” the government auto- many developing nations. matically and constantly collects tax funds from all of us. In addition to using your World Mission Sunday envelope, What about the work of the Lord? As Catholic Christians, you’re also welcome to add a specific donation for the we are reminded by Jesus today in the Gospel according Saint Vincent Missions and place it into your own envelope to Matthew that the work of God also needs our support. marked “Saint Vincent Missions.” The financial donation We all want our parish and the Church to be our spiritual that you contribute will help missionaries from Western home and our refuge in this world. We all want a commu- Pennsylvania to bring the Gospel, life, and goodness of nity to which we belong and a place to pray and worship. Jesus to others around the world. Thank you all very much! We all want to share in the Liturgy and the Sacraments. We all want pastoral care and programs which share our Taking a good look at our parish finances, budget, and faith with children, young adults, and adults. We all want operations to have charity available to those in need. This is all the work of God continued by the Catholic Church here and This month, our sta, Finance Council, and I are taking a around the world. very close look at the financial situation of Saint Philip Parish during this pandemic year. Our parish – along In recent generations, Catholic pastors have been very with every family, parish, diocese, state, and nation – is reluctant to speak about the need for financial donations. being severely challenged by the limitations placed on In past decades, Catholic Christians often complained everyone because of the Covid-19 Coronavirus. Our that pastors talked too often about money. However, if contributions from parish members and families have

4 | Week of October 18, 2020 WEEKLY PRAYER

GRACE PROGRAM Our October program will be held late October in school and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any donation is gratefully accepted and directly beneﬁts the • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. placed in the collection basket or sent to the school o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution throughout the Crafton community!

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

THIS WEEK AT SPS • 7th and 8th graders zoomed into a Bishop Canevin presentation that taught them about the dierent academic and athletic programs that the school has to oer. Students asked questions about their curiosities of transitioning to high school and BC students shared their experiences.

• Third grade is studying types of plants, plant parts and their functions, and adaptations of plants in science class. We took a nature walk around the church and school and completed a scavenger hunt. We identiﬁed, at least 10 dierent types of ﬂowers, many coniferous and deciduous trees, including a magnolia tree, fruits, seeds, and even some wildlife. St. Philip is lucky to have such an abundance of plant life surrounding it.

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SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

Cross Country — SPS Cross Country raced another successful meet on Tuesday last week, running at South Strabane Park against a huge field of runners from JFK, St. Elizabeth, Archangel Gabriel, St. Gabriel, Ave Maria Academy and Trinity. Despite missing Addy Batts and Juliet Snover, our JV Girls took 4th place as a team, with Macie Trombetta taking 18th and Shae Trombetta taking 19th as the top 2 JV Girls for SPS, with our Developmental runners running up with them. Our JV Boys also took 4th place as a team, with Dashiell Sargent taking 18th place overall and Dylan Ford taking 28th as the top 2 JV Boys for SPS, with our Developmental Boys running up, and missing Will Batts. Rachel Boehm took 8th in a competitive Varsity Girls field, with Katelyn Miller coming in 29th. Everett Sargent won the Varsity Boys meet outright, taking 1st place. WEDDINGS AT ST. PHILIP PARISH Are you seeking to be married in the Catholic Church? Would you like to Parish have your wedding at St. Philip Parish? Please remember that engaged couples are required to meet with one of our parish priests for an Intake Meeting prior to scheduling a wedding date. Diocesan policy also asks News Help Thy Neighbor Ra e that a six-month period of preparation take place prior to any wedding. Take this opportunity to help our St. Philip Confer- Couples are also asked to complete an approved Pre-Cana experience. We ence of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul raise funds strongly recommend waiting to book your reception venue until you to assist our neighbors in need by supporting the have met with the priest. This will ensure that there are no impediments GRACE PROGRAM Help Thy Neighbor Rae. Grand prize is $1,500.00 preventing a wedding in the Catholic Church and enable you to secure a Our October program will be held late October in school tickets are $5.00 each and are being sold through wedding date. Please contact Maureen Takach in the Parish O ce at and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any November 6. See the St. Vincent de Paul Update on 412-922-6300 ext. 6 for additional information. donation is gratefully accepted and directly benefits the page 14 of today’s bulletin for details. • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday PARISH SUPPORT visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. We are grateful for your continued support! placed in the collection basket or sent to the school If you are unable to attend Mass, you may mail your o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily weekly oering to the Parish O ce at 114 Berry Street, Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Pittsburgh 15205 or drop it o in the mail box located Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. outside the main o ce door. St. Philip Parish also oers SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! the option for ONLINE GIVING. Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. PARISH OFFICES Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution The Parish O ces are closed until further notice for all throughout the Crafton community! in-person business. The o ces may be contacted by phone Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 2:00pm. LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the flier in today’s bulletin to purchase these SPECIAL COLLECTION JUST A REMINDER. . . great gifts! Today, we respond, “Here I Am, Send Me,” to our baptis- Sunday Masses mal call to mission, and we oer, at the Eucharistic • 50% Occupancy: 300 (SP) & 200 (A) may gather at THIS WEEK AT SPS celebration, our prayers and our generous financial each Mass as per the directives of the Diocese. • 7th and 8th graders zoomed into a Bishop Canevin support to continue the mission of Jesus through a presentation that taught them about the dierent double appeal. The World Mission Sunday appeal is for Attendees at every Mass should: academic and athletic programs that the school has the universal Church and the Missionary Cooperation • Enter church no earlier than 30 minutes before Mass to oer. Students asked questions about their Plan appeal supports the missionary group assigned this through the Courtyard Door (St. Philip) and Main curiosities of transitioning to high school and BC year to our parish. As always, your prayers are your Doors (Ascension). students shared their experiences. most treasured gift to the Missions. Your prayers and • Ushers will moderate entry. financial help, oered today support mission priests, • Use hand sanitizer when entering church. • Third grade is studying types of plants, plant parts religious Sisters and Brothers, and lay catechists who are • Remain 6 feet apart from other individuals (families and their functions, and adaptations of plants in Christ’s witnesses to a world so in need of His healing, may sit together). science class. We took a nature walk around the love and peace. • Wear a face mask, except for Holy Communion. church and school and completed a scavenger hunt. • Proceed immediately to vehicles at the end of Mass. We identified, at least 10 dierent types of flowers, MONTH OF THE ROSARY (The church will be sanitized after each Mass). many coniferous and deciduous trees, including a October is the month of the Holy Rosary. It is also magnolia tree, fruits, seeds, and even some wildlife. Respect for Life month. Let us continue to honor Our St. Philip is lucky to have such an abundance of plant Blessed Mother and pray the Rosary as she has request- RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND MASS life surrounding it. ed. We also ask you to keep in your thoughts and prayers www.Signup.com/go/FGmSpoq the unborn, those contemplating abortion, the elderly Reservations accepted by phone from those without and the infirm. internet access on Tuesday & Wednesday from 10:00am to 12:00 noon. Call the parish o ce at 412-922-6300, x 5. 6 | The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

Cross Country — SPS Cross Country raced another successful meet on Tuesday last week, running at South Strabane Park against a huge field of runners from JFK, St. Elizabeth, Archangel Gabriel, St. Gabriel, Ave Maria Academy and Trinity. Despite missing Addy Batts and Juliet Snover, our JV Girls took 4th place as a team, with Macie Trombetta taking 18th and Shae Trombetta taking 19th as the top 2 JV Girls for SPS, with our Developmental runners running up with them. Our JV Boys also took 4th place as a team, with Dashiell Sargent taking 18th place overall and Dylan Ford taking 28th as the top 2 JV Boys for SPS, with our Developmental Boys running up, and missing Will Batts. Rachel Boehm took 8th in a competitive Varsity Girls field, with Katelyn Miller coming in 29th. Everett Sargent won the Varsity Boys meet outright, taking 1st place. WEDDINGS AT ST. PHILIP PARISH Are you seeking to be married in the Catholic Church? Would you like to Rest in Peace have your wedding at St. Philip Parish? Please remember that engaged We oer our sympathy to the families couples are required to meet with one of our parish priests for an Intake of Angelo F. Rullo and Bruno Scuglia, Meeting prior to scheduling a wedding date. Diocesan policy also asks Jr. who passed into eternal life. Please Help Thy Neighbor Ra e that a six-month period of preparation take place prior to any wedding. keep them in your prayers. Take this opportunity to help our St. Philip Confer- Couples are also asked to complete an approved Pre-Cana experience. We ence of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul raise funds OUR APOLOGIES strongly recommend waiting to book your reception venue until you th to assist our neighbors in need by supporting the The October 4 bulletin should have have met with the priest. This will ensure that there are no impediments GRACE PROGRAM Help Thy Neighbor Rae. Grand prize is $1,500.00 listed the following: Please welcome into preventing a wedding in the Catholic Church and enable you to secure a Our October program will be held late October in school tickets are $5.00 each and are being sold through our faith family... Zachary Andrew wedding date. Please contact Maureen Takach in the Parish O ce at and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any November 6. See the St. Vincent de Paul Update on Bannon-Debski, son of Andrew Bennett 412-922-6300 ext. 6 for additional information. Debski and Megan Bannon, who donation is gratefully accepted and directly benefits the page 14 of today’s bulletin for details. • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella received the Life of Christ in Baptism in school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar our parish on September 27, 2020. November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday PARISH SUPPORT visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. We are grateful for your continued support! placed in the collection basket or sent to the school If you are unable to attend Mass, you may mail your o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily weekly oering to the Parish O ce at 114 Berry Street, Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Pittsburgh 15205 or drop it o in the mail box located Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. outside the main o ce door. St. Philip Parish also oers Please welcome into our faith family... SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! the option for ONLINE GIVING. Jonah Roch Gerlowski, son of Thomas Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is John and Christa Roxann Gross coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. PARISH OFFICES Gerlowski; Callahan Logan Johnson, Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution The Parish O ces are closed until further notice for all son of Zachary Lloyd and Lauren Jean throughout the Crafton community! in-person business. The o ces may be contacted by Speer Johnson; and Bennett Samuel phone Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Vermeychuk, son of Peter Bruce and LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Nicole Gioia Vermeychuk, who received Please see the flier in today’s bulletin to purchase these SPECIAL COLLECTION JUST A REMINDER. . . the Life of Christ in Baptism in our great gifts! Today, we respond, “Here I Am, Send Me,” to our baptis- Sunday Masses parish last weekend. May they grow in mal call to mission, and we oer, at the Eucharistic • 50% Occupancy: 300 (SP) & 200 (A) may gather at wisdom, age and grace. THIS WEEK AT SPS celebration, our prayers and our generous financial each Mass as per the directives of the Diocese. • 7th and 8th graders zoomed into a Bishop Canevin support to continue the mission of Jesus through a presentation that taught them about the dierent double appeal. The World Mission Sunday appeal is for Attendees at every Mass should: academic and athletic programs that the school has the universal Church and the Missionary Cooperation • Enter church no earlier than 30 minutes before Mass Sanctuary Lamp to oer. Students asked questions about their Plan appeal supports the missionary group assigned this through the Courtyard Door (St. Philip) and Main This week’s Sanctuary Lamp at St. Philip burns curiosities of transitioning to high school and BC year to our parish. As always, your prayers are your Doors (Ascension). In Loving Memory of Si & Rita Pfender students shared their experiences. most treasured gift to the Missions. Your prayers and • Ushers will moderate entry. Oered by Barb Pfender financial help, oered today support mission priests, • Use hand sanitizer when entering church. • Third grade is studying types of plants, plant parts religious Sisters and Brothers, and lay catechists who are This week’s Sanctuary Lamp at Ascension • Remain 6 feet apart from other individuals (families and their functions, and adaptations of plants in Christ’s witnesses to a world so in need of His healing, burns In Loving Memory of Joe Coccagno may sit together). science class. We took a nature walk around the love and peace. Oered by Dad • Wear a face mask, except for Holy Communion. church and school and completed a scavenger hunt. • Proceed immediately to vehicles at the end of Mass. We identified, at least 10 dierent types of flowers, MONTH OF THE ROSARY (The church will be sanitized after each Mass). many coniferous and deciduous trees, including a October is the month of the Holy Rosary. It is also ADVERTISER magnolia tree, fruits, seeds, and even some wildlife. Respect for Life month. Let us continue to honor Our of the Week St. Philip is lucky to have such an abundance of plant Blessed Mother and pray the Rosary as she has request- RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND MASS BRIDGEVILLE APPLIANCE life surrounding it. ed. We also ask you to keep in your thoughts and prayers www.Signup.com/go/FGmSpoq the unborn, those contemplating abortion, the elderly Reservations accepted by phone from those without Thank you for helping to underwrite the production of our weekly Parish Bulletin. and the infirm. internet access on Tuesday & Wednesday from 10:00am to 12:00 noon. Call the parish o ce at 412-922-6300, x 5. Week of October 18, 2020Pa g| e 7 7

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

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SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time | 9 GRACE PROGRAM Our October program will be held late October in school and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any donation is gratefully accepted and directly beneﬁts the • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. placed in the collection basket or sent to the school o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution throughout the Crafton community!

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

10 | Week of October 18, 2020 GRACE PROGRAM Our October program will be held late October in school and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any donation is gratefully accepted and directly beneﬁts the • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. placed in the collection basket or sent to the school o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution throughout the Crafton community!

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT — AROUND THE COMMUNITY — Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going St. Philip School strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies Christmas Greens are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness. Fundraiser

Christmas is right around the corner! Make life easier and support the school by ordering your greenery (wreaths, centerpieces, garlands, swags and more) from Sherwood Forest Farms. These PRE-MARRIAGE CLASSES beautiful greens come directly from The Diocese of Pittsburgh oers pre-marriage Washington State. classes every other month. They are taught by a If you choose “Local Distribution,” your priest and an experienced married couple. These order will be delivered to St. Philip the classes generally meet on Tuesdays and week following Thanksgiving, November Thursdays. Each couple is required to attend four 30-December 4 (specific date/time will be Tuesdays or four Thursdays. The topics included announced). Pick-up is curbside this are marriage as a vocation and as a sacrament, year. There will be no need to even get communication and conflict resolution, morality, out of your vehicle. If you choose “Direct Cross Country — SPS Cross Country raced another and sex and sexuality. Delivery,” your items will be shipped to successful meet on Tuesday last week, running at South the recipient. They make beautiful gifts A schedule of these classes and a registration form Strabane Park against a huge field of runners from JFK, for out-of-town family and friends! can be found on the Diocesan website homepage St. Elizabeth, Archangel Gabriel, St. Gabriel, Ave Maria The sale ends on Friday, November 20. Academy and Trinity. Despite missing Addy Batts and at the bottom: www.diopitt.org. There are also th pre-marriage classes oered at various parishes Juliet Snover, our JV Girls took 4 place as a team, with Order here: https://sherwoodfundraiser. Macie Trombetta taking 18th and Shae Trombetta taking com/stphilipschool/products throughout the Diocese during the year. A schedule 19th as the top 2 JV Girls for SPS, with our Developmental of these classes can be obtained by contacting the runners running up with them. Our JV Boys also took 4th O ce for Adult and Family Faith Formation at place as a team, with Dashiell Sargent taking 18th place 412-456-3160 or [email protected]. overall and Dylan Ford taking 28th as the top 2 JV Boys for SPS, with our Developmental Boys running up, and missing Will Batts. Rachel Boehm took 8th in a competitive Varsity Girls field, with Katelyn Miller coming in 29th. Everett Sargent won the Varsity Boys meet outright, taking 1st place. BISHOP CANEVIN BINGO Until regular bingo resumes, Bishop Canevin oers an Instant Ticket event every Saturday night from 7:00pm to 9:30pm. You can sit inside or outside. All CDC recommendations are followed including temperature checks at the door.

Also oered is a ZOOM online bingo every Monday from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. You can purchase bingo cards at the Saturday night ticket event from 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Prizes are based on amount sold. For more information, visit our website at bingo-at-bc.com.

Saint Philip Catholic Parish | 11 GRACE PROGRAM Our October program will be held late October in school and will include our annual Respect for Life Rosary. Any donation is gratefully accepted and directly beneﬁts the • Fr. Jack Forbidussi called two students, Isabella school. Deadline for November enrollments is Booth (2A) and Ariana DeMatty (4A) up to the altar November 11. Requests for enrollment may be made by during our School Mass for a special birthday visiting www.spsangelway.org/support-sps or may be blessing. placed in the collection basket or sent to the school o ce at 52 West Crafton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15205. • Third grade students learned about the artist, Wassily Thank you to all for your support of the GRACE Program. Kandinski, and recreated one of his great works for our school fundraiser - Square 1 Art. SPIRIT WALK IS THIS WEEK!!! Come out and cheer! The popular SPS Spirit Walk is coming on October 20 (Rain Date October 23) at 1:00pm. Let’s spread St. Philip School’s presence and contribution throughout the Crafton community!

LOTTER CALENDARS AVAILABLE Please see the ﬂier in today’s bulletin to purchase these great gifts!

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT

Girls’ Volleyball — The SPS Girls’ Volleyball is still going strong with an undefeated season so far, 6-0! The ladies are wearing pink this month for Breast Cancer Awareness.

This Sunday’s Bible Readings

Father Joe Codori has been working hard to bring the movies PRAY and FATIMA to local theaters. This weekend, our local drive-in movie theater will be featuring both ﬁlms for a safe, socially distant family movie night!

The Dependable Drive-In Theater in Moon Township will be showing two Catholic movies in a double feature on Saturday October 17 and Sunday October 18, all starting at 7:00pm.

Admission for both films is $8.00 for adults and $3.00 for children. The Cross Country — SPS Cross Country raced another cars will be socially distant and the concession stand will be open! successful meet on Tuesday last week, running at South Strabane Park against a huge field of runners from JFK, For information on viewing a film at Dependable Drive-In Theater, visit St. Elizabeth, Archangel Gabriel, St. Gabriel, Ave Maria www.dependabledrivein.com. Academy and Trinity. Despite missing Addy Batts and Juliet Snover, our JV Girls took 4th place as a team, with PRAY: THE STORY OF PATRICK PEYTON th Macie Trombetta taking 18 and Shae Trombetta taking Experience the power of faith and prayer with the true story of the man th 19 as the top 2 JV Girls for SPS, with our Developmental behind the famous phrase, “The Family That Prays Together Stays Together.” th runners running up with them. Our JV Boys also took 4 He was a poor Irish immigrant whose plan to become a millionaire was place as a team, with Dashiell Sargent taking 18th place derailed when, through Our Lady’s intercession, he narrowly avoided overall and Dylan Ford taking 28th as the top 2 JV Boys for death. He became a priest on a mission to promote the Rosary and all SPS, with our Developmental Boys running up, and family prayer, whether through mass media in Hollywood or with huge missing Will Batts. Rachel Boehm took 8th in a Rosary rallies around the world. This film will amaze and inspire you! competitive Varsity Girls field, with Katelyn Miller coming in 29th. Everett Sargent won the Varsity Boys meet outright, taking 1st place. FATIMA (PG-13) In 1917, outside the parish of Fátima, Portugal, a 10-year-old girl and her two younger cousins witness multiple visitations of the Virgin Mary, who tells them that only prayer and suering will bring an end to World War I. As secularist government o cials and Church leaders try to force the children to recant their story, word of the sighting spreads across the country, inspiring religious pilgrims to flock to the site in hopes of witnessing a miracle. What they experience will transform their quiet lives and bring the attention of a world yearning for peace. Based on real-life events and starring Joaquim de Almeida (“Queen of the South”), Goran Višnjić (Beginners), Stephanie Gil (Terminator: Dark Fate) and Lúcia Moniz (Love, Actually), with Sônia Braga (Aquarius) and Harvey Keitel (The Piano, The Irishman), FATIMA is an uplifting story about the power of faith.

12 | The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Religious Education

Ms. MaryAnn Garfold, Director of Religious Education 412-922-6388 [email protected]

A NOTE FROM MARYANN: A blessed October to each of you. In today’s First Reading, St. Paul writes, “We give thanks to God always for all of you, remembering you in our prayers, unceasingly calling to mind your work of faith and labor of love and endurance in hope.” This is something to recall as we enter these days of living with COVID-19. We give thanks to God for all the workers who help us do the ordinary things of everyday. But most of all, we give thanks for each other. We give thanks to the people of St. Philip Parish as we keep each other in prayer and as we perform service for one another. We give thanks for our Pastor and our Parochial Vicar who sacriﬁce that we may celebrate the sacraments together. Let us continue our works of faith and acts of charity that through the gifts of the Holy Spirit, we may have the courage to trust in God for all our needs.

9th GRADE CONFIRMATION: A reminder that there will be an afternoon retreat/rehearsal on Sunday, November 1 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm for all those 9th BREADCRUMBS: This week on grade students participating in the Sacrament of Confirmation on November 4. The October 22, we celebrate the memorial afternoon will include activities, talks and an opportunity for the Sacrament of of Saint John Paul II. He was elected Reconciliation (Confession). There will also be a rehearsal for Confirmation. All pope in 1978. He grew up in Poland students are expected to attend. Please call the O ce of Religious Education if you where he experienced firsthand the are unable to attend. many needs that stem from war and injustice. His experiences shaped his RCIA: We are in need of individuals who would be interested in helping others as vision of the Church’s role in defending they journey in their Faith to discover more about the Catholic Faith. If you feel called human dignity. Throughout his years to this ministry, please contact the O ce of Religious Education at 412-922-6388. as Pope, he oered great influence upon the Church. In 1981, he was RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Last week began the Monday Night Religious Educa- almost killed by a Turkish assassin in tion Program. 11 families participated in learning more about the Sacraments of St. Peter’s Square. He survived to visit Initiation. If you would like to be on the registered waiting list for your child, please his assailant in prison and oer his contact the O ce of Religious Education at 412-922-6388. forgiveness. He was canonized a saint in April 2014. His words guide us today. BAPTISM: We are now accepting requests for baptisms. Please be advised: baptism classes will be held once a month. The next class is Tuesday, November 17. If you “ tur begin toda, no tomorrow.” recently had a child or are expecting a child in the near future, you may register for class by calling 412-922-6388. “I plea wit yo-never-ever-giv up o hop, never doub, never tir, As a Church, we PREPARING FOR ALL SAINTS AND ALL SOULS DAY: an never becom dcourage. celebrate the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls on November 1 and November 2. We can prepare for this during the coming weeks. If possible, take a cup and put it in a D No B Afrai.” special place. Each day or when you think of it, write the name of someone close to you and place it in the cup. This could be the name of a saint to whom you pray or a “Le u remember th p wit loved one. On November 1 and 2, we will pray the following prayer: Thank You God for gratitud, liv th pren wit each of these people who have been a part of my life in some way. Thank You for their witness. enthusi, an loo t th Thank You for how their life encourages me to live my life in a better way. Through them may tur wit condenc.” I always know and feel Your love for me. May I always feel Your presence within me.

Week of October 18, 2020 | 13 [email protected]. All of the money raised will stay with Ministries our conference and go to help friends in need in our community. & Societies If you would like to make a monetary donation or a donation of $10 Giant Eagle gift cards, please place your donation in one of the poor boxes, mail them to the parish o ce at 114 Berry Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15205, or donate online by visiting https://saintphilipchurch. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY UPDATE weshareonline.org/ws/opportunities/SaintVincent DePaul. If you would like to make a donation of furni- On September 27, the St. Philip Conference of the Society ture or household goods, please call or text our hotline of St. Vincent de Paul held their annual Help Thy Neighbor at 412-444-8140 or email us at svdp.saint.philip@ Walk. Formerly called the Friends of the Poor Walk, our gmail.com. If you would like to donate clothing, shoes Walk is held to raise funds for assisting our friends in or accessories, please place your donation in the blue need and to raise awareness of their struggles. We held bins in front of the Hope House at St. Philip or in the rear our ﬁrst large, organized Walk last year. The coronavirus parking lot at Ascension, or you can call, text or email us forced us to hold a smaller Walk this year, but it was to arrange a pickup if you are unable to transport them impactful nonetheless. yourself. Please do not place any other items in those bins or leave anything outside of them because they will The walkers, which included parishioners, 13 students be thrown away. Also, we are always looking for volun- from the parish CCD program, St. Philip School and a teers! Any donation of your time is extremely valuable to local high school, and their parents gathered at the us. If you’d like to join us in helping our friends in need Ascension Worship Site after 9:30am Mass for a one-mile or just want to learn more, please call, text or email us walk around the church. After the Walk, the walkers for more information. engaged in some fellowship while sharing a socially- distanced lunch. Even under the less-than-ideal circum- As always, if you, or someone you know, are in need of stances, our conference is grateful that we were able to assistance, please call or text our hotline at 412-444-8140 hold our Walk this year. We pray that the public health or email us at [email protected]. situation will be such that we are able to hold a large Walk next year!

If you missed the chance to participate in our Walk, there is still time to help us raise funds through the Help Thy Neighbor Rae. The grand prize is $1,500.00. Tickets are $5 each and will be sold through November 6. We are excited to announce that we have a generous donor who has oered to match up to $5,000.00 of all funds that we raise between the Help Thy Neighbor Walk and Rae! This is a perfect time to make your donation go twice as far.

You can buy rae tickets online at https://svdppitt.org/ news-and-events/help-thy-neighbor/. Be sure to speci- fy that you are supporting the St. Philip Conference. You can also purchase rae tickets by calling or texting our hotline at 412-444-8140 or emailing us at svdp.saint.

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