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September 22, 2019 Parish Grouping #109: Greenfield, Hazelwood & Oakland TwentyFifth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Paul Cathedral, St. Regis, St. Rosalia & St. Stephen

Four Parishes: One Faith Community Remember, Celebrate, Believe

SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL SAINT REGIS SAINT ROSALIA SAINT STEPHEN MAILING ADDRESS CHURCH ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS MAILING ADDRESS 108 N. Dithridge Street 3235 Parkview Avenue 411 Greenfield Avenue 5115 Second Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Pittsburgh, PA 15207 Pittsburgh, PA 15207 DIRECTORY DIRECTORY DIRECTORY DIRECTORY Parish Office: (412) 6819365 Parish Office: (412) 4215766 Parish Office: (412) 4219210 Parish Office: (412) 6214951 Fax: (412) 6211079 Fax: (412) 4214529 Fax: (412) 4216421 Fax: (412) 6211079 Email: Email: Email: Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: Website: Website: Website: facebook.com/stregischurchpgh www.strosaliaparish.org www.ststephenhazelwood.org www.stpaulpgh.org MASSES MASSES MASSES Follow us on: Sunday……………………10am Saturday Anticipated……4pm Sunday…………………….9am MASSES Sunday…………………...11am, Weekdays (Wednesday)…10am Saturday Anticipated……6pm 1pm (Spanish Mass) Sunday…………6:30am, 10am, Weekdays (Friday)……….10am 12noon & 6pm CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS Weekdays (Monday−Saturday): Sundays………………9:30am Saturdays………………3:15pm Sundays………………8:45am 8:15am & 12:05pm Televised Masses CLERGY TEAM (Comcast Cable channel 95) Very Reverend Kris D. Stubna, S.T.D.………………………………………Administrator and Rector Weekdays………………8:15am Reverend Adam C. Potter, S.T.L.………………………………………………………Parochial Vicar Sundays…………………10am Reverend Daniel L. Walsh, C.S.Sp..……………………………………………….…..Parochial Vicar Reverend Mark A. Thomas……………………………………….Institutional Chaplain, In Residence NOVENA TO OUR MOTHER Deacon Thomas J. Berna, Ph.D.………………………………………………………………...Deacon OF PERPETUAL HELP Wednesdays 7pm…Exposition & Confessions STATEMENT OF MISSION 7:30pm………Novena Prayers As we journey together On Mission for the Church Alive, the Catholic Community of Greenfield, CONFESSIONS Hazelwood and Oakland seeks to proclaim, witness and share the Good News of Jesus Christ with Wednesdays……7pm7:30pm everyone. Empowered by the Holy Spirit and nourished by the Eucharist, our parish communities Fridays………………12:45pm welcome all to come and to join us on our mission to deepen our faith and holiness, grow in our love Saturdays……12:45pm & 7pm for God and others, and extend charity to all, especially the poor and those in need. TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 2

SCRIPTURE REFLECTION what is good and pleasing to God our savior.” We will only grow in holiness of life and in our ability Jesus uses an interesting parable today to make to live less selfishly and more for others, when a very important point. It is a sad reality that we we learn to come before God in humility and faith are far more cunning and scrupulous when it each day in prayer. Prayer helps us to deepen comes to navigating the ways of the world than our sense of total dependence on God, it sets we are with regards to the state of our souls. Our before our eyes our own unworthiness, it brings time and energy are so often caught up securing to reflection our failures and sins and the needs for ourselves a secure and comfortable life. But all we have for grace. In the end it is our daily prayer too often we fail to pursue the things that will that will draw us ever more deeply into the heart ensure the health of our souls and lead us to of our Savior and help us to focus less and less salvation. “No servant can serve two masters. on these earthly pursuits that are fleeting and You cannot serve both God and mammon.” illusory, and more and more on the higher things Turning the pursuit of money and the comforts in of life that will lead us on the path to heaven. this life into a god violates our call to Gospel living and, in the end, derails our journey of holiness and faith. ON MISSION CORNER All too often this earthly pursuit can engender in WITH FATHER STUBNA our hearts terrible vices: selfishness, pride, envy, greed, conceit, gluttony, and lust. There is a If there is one virtue that Saint Paul, writes about with reason some of these have been called capital great consistency, it would be GRATITUDE. St. Paul speaks often of the gratitude and thanksgiving that sins. They work to put our spirit to death and lead must be constantly in the heart of every Christian. “I us to the path of damnation. Jesus teaches us the call to charity, to kindness, to a concern for the thank my God whenever I think of you; and every time needs of others, regardless of our state of life. I pray for all of you, I pray with joy…” (Ph. 1:3). This grateful spirit flows always from an awareness of the This is the call to love God and love neighbor blessings and gifts of a merciful and loving God who above all else, to see first the Kingdom of God, never fails to shower his blessings upon us. It is and all else will be given to us through the grace and kindness of God. gratitude, for St. Paul, that leads one to a life of joy. And when we possess joy, it is impossible to be cruel, The prophet Amos calls out those in the mean, judgmental, unforgiving, or lack compassion for community who have sought their own gain at any others. I am reminded of a teaching from St. John cost. “Hear this, you who trample upon the needy, Chyrsostum, one of the Church Fathers who said: “Let and destroy the poor of the land.” He promises us give thanks to God continually. For, it is outrageous that the Lord will never forget a thing they have that when we enjoy His benefaction to us in deed done! We must surely be attentive to the things of every single day, we do not acknowledge the favor this world. We have obligations to our family and with so much as a word; and this, when the to others. Success in the workplace takes time acknowledgment confers great benefit on us. He does and effort. But we cannot engage in these not need anything of ours, but we stand in need of all pursuits with dishonesty in any fashion and we things from Him. In point of fact, thanksgiving adds cannot allow them to blind us to the greater things nothing to Him, but it brings us closer to Him. For if, of God. Each day we must kneel before God in when we recall the benefactions of men, we are the recognition of this divine majesty; we must live in more warmed by affection for them; much more, when a spirit of humility and gratefulness for all that we we continually bring to mind the benefits of the Master have in life as gifts from the Lord himself; we must towards us, shall we be more earnest with regard to use whatever resources we have to better the His commandments. For this cause Paul also said, Be lives of those around us, responding to the needy ye thankful. For the best preservative of any and poor always with compassion, kindness and benefaction is the remembrance of the benefaction, love. and a continual thanksgiving for it.” St. Paul expresses his hope that in every place I know we all learned the importance of this virtue as God’s holy people will lift up their hearts and children. Who among us growing up did not have to sit hands in prayer and praise. This is a summons to immediately after receiving a birthday card with money daily prayer, a call to each of us to be faithful in or some gift and write a thank you note? It is a simple our duty to offer God fitting worship and praise. “I thing, one would think, to say thank you. But sadly, it ask that supplications, prayers, petitions and is a virtue that is so often overlooked in our secular thanksgivings be offered for everyone…this is and selfcentered world but a simple thank you can mean so much to people. For example, I received a Pǂǈǆ 3 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ beautiful thank you note from a family in our parish WE WILL HAVE A SPECIAL PRAYER SERVICE after the parish picnic addressed to me and all the TO OPEN THE NEW CATECHETICAL YEAR with picnic volunteers: “Thank you for such an awesome our students, teachers and our parents this Monday Church picnic. All of your planning and hard work was evening, September 23 at 6:45 pm. Father Stubna will appreciated. Our family had a funfilled afternoon with lead the service and bless our students and catechists. many smiles. God bless.” A heartfelt expression of All are welcome. gratitude that touched the hearts of everyone who worked so hard on making our picnic a special day. THE FAMILY CATECHETICAL PROGRAM at We remember how our Lord felt when he healed ten Saint Paul Cathedral seeks to gather all Cathedral lepers but only one of them had the sense to come families with children in preK through grade 8 to a back and say thank you. “Were not all ten cleansed? program one Sunday each month from November Where are the other nine? Has no one returned to give through April. This year we will hold our gatherings praise to God except this foreigner?” As St. Gregory on the first Sunday of each month, namely, the Wonderworker, another of the early Church November 3, December 1, January 5, February 2, Fathers said, “Ingratitude is despicable…the most March 1, and April 5. Regardless of whether your despicable thing of all. For someone who has children are in Catholic school, parish religious experienced something good not to try to return the education, or being homeschooled, this program favor, even if he can manage no more than verbal invites our Cathedral families to gather for fellowship thanks, he must plainly be obtuse and insensitive to and faith learning so that we can get to know each his benefits, or thoughtless.” other and provide additional opportunities for our parents and our children to grow more deeply in their Take time to be grateful. Increase your prayer of Catholic faith. This program begins immediately thanksgiving to God for his many blessings. Write a following the 10:00 am Mass from 11:15 am until thank you note or express a word of thanks to those 1:00 pm in the parish social hall. SHARE THE WORD around you who make life better or who have done WITH OTHER FAMILIES. MAKE A COMMITMENT something that touches your life in a positive way. TO JOIN US. Read the bulletin for more information. Instead of complaining and finding fault, why not try to Our second and eighth grade students preparing for affirm what is good and express gratitude to so many Holy Communion and Confirmation are expected to in our parish grouping for the good work that they do. participate along with their parents. All children from Let us try to embrace the admonition of Saint Paul: “In all four parishes in our parish grouping are invited everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in to participate. Christ Jesus concerning you.” (I Thess.5:18). THE BLESSING AND COMMISSIONING OF RCIA. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) THE CATECHISTS IN OUR PARISH GROUPING is the normative manner in which those who are will take place today, Sunday, September 22 at the interested in becoming Catholics or discerning the call 11:00 am Mass at Saint Rosalia. Father Stubna will to become Catholic must take. The RCIA for the bless those who are formally involved in the religious GreenfieldHazelwoodOakland grouping meets every education program in our grouping as we prepare to Tuesday evening from 7:00 9:00 pm. We meet in the begin a new year. We are grateful to all those who will basement of the Pittsburgh Oratory, located on the be teaching our children this year and we thank you for corner of North Dithridge and Bayard Street. Parking is your service to our parish grouping. available in the Cathedral lot. It is expected that those who are interested are able and available to attend the REGISTRATION FOR GREENFIELD vast majority of sessions. The RCIA runs from HAZELWOOD OAKLAND GROUPING FOR September through April with the Sacraments of Initiation being celebrated for those who ready to enter RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES. The major the Church during the Easter Vigil. If anyone is goal of the religious education program is to assist interested in becoming a Catholic and has not yet parents in teaching their children to know, to love contacted the rectory, please do so. You can still join and to serve God. Our program offers classes for the RCIA during the first few weeks of our program. children beginning in Kindergarten through eighth grade. Classes are held on Monday evenings from 6:30 8:00 pm. Registration is required before the ANNUAL BLESSING OF ANIMALS AND PETS first class for all new students. Religious Education will take place again this year on Friday, October 4 at classes have already begun so it is important that if 6:30 pm on the Saint Paul Cathedral lawn between the you haven’t registered yet to do so immediately. If you Cathedral and the rectory. Mark your calendars. This would like more information about our Religious blessing takes place on the feast day of Saint Francis Education program or to register a student new to of Assisi. Bring your pets and invite others to join us for our program, please contact Terri Taormina at this wonderful occasion. Everyone and anyone is [email protected]. welcome to come! TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 4 GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Each year the OUR WEEKLY Diocese of Pittsburgh recognizes the crowning achievement of those couples NOVENA TO celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in the current year with a Mass OUR MOTHER presided by Bishop Zubik at St. Paul Cathedral, followed by a light reception. OF PERPETUAL Due to scheduling conflicts, the Golden Wedding Anniversary will take place HELP. At Saint later than usual. The celebration will now occur on November 17, 2019. Paul Cathedral on Mass will begin at 2:30 pm. If you and your spouse are celebrating your 50th Wednesday evenings the anniversary this year and would like to participate, please RSVP by contacting Eucharist is exposed on the the Saint Paul Cathedral parish office (4126214951) which will turn your altar at 7:00 pm and names in to the Diocese. THIS IS ONLY FOR COUPLES IN THE FOUR confessions are heard from PARISHES OF OUR PARISH GROUPING. If you belong to a parish outside 7:007:30 pm. The novena our parish grouping, you need to call the parish where you belong. Please prayers and Benediction give the parish office the following information: begin at 7:30 pm until about Husband’s name 8:00 pm. Please consider Wife’s name (including maiden name) attending and bringing your Date of marriage needs and prayers to the Couple’s mailing address attention of Our Blessed Mother Couple’s best phone who always hears our prayers Couple’s parish and desires to lead us to the loving heart of her Son, Participants will receive a personal invitation with instructions from diocesan Jesus Christ. offices after the parish submits the names of those who will attend. Couples are welcome to bring as many loved ones to the celebration as they wish. WE EXTEND OUR A CONVOCATION OF DIOCESAN PRIESTS is scheduled for Monday, CONGRATULATIONS and September 30 through Thursday, October 3. The priests of our parish prayerful best wishes to BISHOP DAVID ZUBIK as he grouping will gather with all the priests of the diocese, together with Bishop th Zubik, for a convocation dedicated to spiritual renewal, pastoral and celebrates the 12 anniversary professional development and priestly fraternity in the service of the Lord. The of his installation as the bishop theme of the convocation is “Come Away and Rest: Retreat, Relax and of Pittsburgh on Saturday, Renew.” This convocation is taking place at the Oglebay Resort and September 28. May God Conference Center in Wheeling, West Virginia. The Mass schedule for that continue to bless him as he week will continue as usual with the help of some visiting priests. Please pray shepherds the Church of for the priests as we gather for this special time of prayer and fellowship. Pittsburgh. SOCIAL MINISTRY GATHERING OCTOBER 19 (9:00 AM M 1:00 PM) BANNS OF MARRIAGE. IN THE CATHEDRAL SOCIAL HALL. Everyone who ministers to those in Please remember to keep in need in any of the four parishes in our parish grouping is invited and your prayers the following encouraged to participate in this special morning of reflection, prayer and couples who are preparing for fellowship. This includes, for example: Ladies of Charity, St. Vincent DePaul, the Sacrament of Marriage: Knights of Columbus, Meals on Wheels and Food Pantries, Parish Social Workers, Eucharistic Ministers who visit the sick and homebound and others. III Michael Pohl and We want to bring everyone together from our four parishes, talk about how we Margaret Carswell help to serve those in need and build communion and friendships with all who are involved in this important ministry of the Church. For more information and III Christopher Schimizzi and to RSVP, please contact Deacon Tom Berna at [email protected] or Lisa Esachina 4124143125. II Heath Bodo and Melissa DeFelice THE COLLECTION TOTALS for the Bishop’s Education Fund are as follows. Many thanks for your generosity: II Marco Pugliese and Saint Paul Cathedral: $ 3,640.00 Emily Wilson Saint Regis: $ 74.00 I Jeffrey Homer and Jessica Papale Saint Rosalia: $ 547.50 Saint Stephen: $ 262.90 I John Paribello and Sara Christine Giza Pǂǈǆ 5 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ

SANCTUARY SAINT MICHAEL PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION. We have been praying CANDLE FOR the St. Michael prayer after communion for a number of years at the Cathedral THIS WEEK, and St. Regis and since last October at St. Stephen and St. Rosalia as well. from September 21 Pope Leo XIII wrote the Saint Michael prayer in 1884, after supposedly seeing through September a frightening vision: evil spirits, trying to fulfill Satan’s boast to destroy our 27, is being offered Lord’s Church within a century, were engaging in fierce attacks against it. for: Although the Pontiff also saw St. Michael casting Satan (also known as the devil) and his demons back into Hell in his vision, he was so horrified by what THE LIVING & DECEASED he had seen he felt compelled to help defend our faith in this struggle. In the MEMBERS OF THE St. Michael prayer, he throws down the gauntlet to “the father of lies” as Jesus CAVALIERE FAMILY calls the devil in John’s Gospel (8:44), by enlisting the help of a very special Archangel. As a special patron and protector of the Church, St. Michael has been assigned to fight against Satan; to protect faithful souls from him, especially at their death; to champion God’s people; and, further along this line, to escort them to their judgment. Pope Leo XIII saw to it that the St. Michael prayer was recited after every low Mass throughout the world (The low Mass, discontinued in 1970 after Vatican II, was said by a priest alone, with no music). THE BLESSED MOTHER This prayer is not said at Mass today, but in 1994 Pope John Paul II urged the ALTAR VIGIL LIGHT FOR faithful to keep reciting it. Although we tend to downplay the notion of the devil as being too quaint or outmoded today, he does indeed exist and not just as a THIS WEEK, from Septem- symbol of evil, or as a character in a fairytale to frighten us. Prayer and the ber 21 through September 27, sacraments are an essential part of what St. Paul called the “armor of God” in is being offered for: his letter to the Ephesians. The Saint Michael prayer can help us indeed “stand against the deceits of the devil” (Eph 6:11) by “taking the shield of faith” (Eph THE CATHEDRAL 6:16). Remember, God permits us to be tempted by the devil but gives us the BENEFACTORS grace to resist him through prayer in our daily lives. Let us not be afraid to ask for St. Michael’s help in this prayer and otherslike it. We need to remember that each time we pray we work to defeat our real enemies, not each other, but rather the devil and his evil spirits. As St. Paul put it, we fight “not against flesh and blood but against principalities and power, against the rulers of the world of this darkness, against the spirits of wickedness” (Eph 6:12). With God’s help in prayer they can all be overcome. 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 Thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the Divine Power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who roam throughout the world seeking the ruin of souls. AMEN.

SAINT OF THE WEEK. September 27 marks the feast of SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL. He spent his early years of priesthood ministering among the wealthy and elite of his Parish, but it was the deathbed confession of a dying servant that stirred the heart of St. Vincent de Paul to see spiritual needs of the poor. Along with St. Louise de Marillac, he worked tirelessly for both the physical and the spiritual welfare of the poor and sick in the villages of France who were often overlooked by the Church and society. He founded the Congregation of the Mission to do three things: (1) pattern their lives on Christ; (2) to take the Gospel to the rural poor; and (2) to help educate priests in their GIVING HAS practical duties, especially hearing confessions more effectively. He also NEVER BEEN worked to reform and to educate the clergy of the time to the needs of the poor EASIER! Visit as integral to living out the priestly vocation. Most remarkably St. Vincent de www.stpaulpgh.org and Paul was a man of short temper and often irascible. He said that “except by the click on the “online giving” grace of God, I would be hard, repulsive, rough and cross.” But he became button on the home page. through his good efforts a tender and affectionate man, sensitive to the needs Firsttime users will need to of others, especially the poor. St. Vincent de Paul teaches us to embrace create a new account. simplicity in our lives and to observe the needs of others around us and to find Schedule recurring gifts or a way to help, even the most simple help leads to God. make onetime donations. TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 6 FATHER STUBNA’S TOP 25 BOOKS EVERY CATHOLIC MUST Saint Regis Parish READ. We are blessed to have the Father Leo Vanyo Library, located in Synod Hall at Saint Paul Cathedral, as part of our parish grouping. The library is open from 9:00 am until 12:00 Noon every Sunday and by appointment. We have dedicated library volunteers who organize and coordinate this ministry. THE SANCTUARY LAMPS Father Stubna has identified 25 books that every Catholic should read first BEFORE THE BLESSED and foremost of course is the Bible. Father Stubna’s 17th selection is JESUS SACRAMENT burn this week OF NAZARETH, a threevolume set, published by Pope Benedict the XVI. for MARY & JOSPH FRISCO In this bold, momentous work, Joseph Ratzinger in his first book written since AND JACOB & ANN he became Pope seeks to salvage the person of Jesus from recent “popular” SEDLACK (Andrew & Margaret depictions and to restore Jesus’ true identity as discovered in the Gospels. Sedlack and Family) and Through his brilliance as a theologian and his personal conviction as a GEMMA POLLICE (Nello & believer, the Pope shares a rich, compelling, fleshandblood portrait of Jesus Lidia DeFelice). and invites us to encounter, facetoface, the central figure of the Christian faith. From Jesus of Nazareth: “the great question that will be with us throughout this entire book: What did Jesus actually bring, if not world peace, THE VOTIVE LAMP ON THE universal prosperity, and a better world? What has he brought? The answer is ALTAR OF OUR LADY burns very simple: God. He has brought God! He has brought the God who formerly for the intentions of the donors unveiled his countenance gradually first to Abraham, then to Moses and the to the Maintenance Fund and all Prophets, and then in the Wisdom Literature the God who revealed his face benefactors of our Parish. only in Israel, even though he was also honored among the pagans in various shadowy guises. It is this God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the true God, whom he has brought to the peoples of the earth. He has brought THE VOTIVE LAMP ON THE God, and now we know his face, now we can call upon him. Now we know the path that we human beings have to take in this world. Jesus has brought God ALTAR OF SAINT JOSEPH and with God the truth about where we are going and where we come from: burns for the living and faith, hope, and love.” The first volume is Jesus of Nazareth: From the deceased priests, religious, Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration (2007); the second volume is founders and parishioners. Jesus of Nazareth: Holy Week: From the Entrance Into Jerusalem To The Resurrection (2011); the third volume is Jesus of Nazareth: His Infancy and Childhood (2012). This series will help each of us to encounter Jesus THE VOTIVE LAMP AT face to face so that we might come to know Jesus, to love Jesus, and to THE SORROWFUL VIRGIN believe in him as our Savior and Redeemer. SHRINE burns for the intentions of the living and UPCOMING EVENTS. Please mark your calendars: deceased members of the Catholic Women's Guild. Annual Blessing Animals and Pets Friday, October 4 at 6:30 pm on the lawn at Saint Paul Cathedral. Lord of the Miracles Celebration (Mass in Spanish) Sunday, October 20 TODAY’S 10:00 AM MASS at 12:00 noon at Saint Regis. All are welcome. is being offered for GEMMA POLLICE (Rose Palmieri) and Annual Mass with the Anointing of the Sick for all four parishes in the PATSY & JOE CARUSO grouping Sunday, October 20 at 3:00 pm at Saint Paul Cathedral. (Nicoletta Caruso). Annual Mass of Remembrance for those who have died in the past year from all four parishes in our grouping Monday, November 4 at 7:00 pm at Saint Paul Cathedral. FOR TODAY’S MASS the Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass Sunday, November 17 at 2:30 pm at lector is Irene Sparte and the Saint Paul Cathedral with Bishop Zubik presiding. Eucharistic Minister is Yolanda Caruso. SAVE THE DATES! Join your friends and neighbors for the Bible Study every Wednesday morning from 8:45 9:45 am at the Pastoral Center (131 East Elizabeth Street) and Wednesday evening 7:00 8:00 pm at SAINT REGIS Saint Rosalia school. Wednesdays through October 16 we will study the MAILING ADDRESS: Acts of the Apostles how the first Christians, led by the Holy Spirit, dealt with Saint Regis Parish change. Please bring a Bible and a friend. Contact Deacon Tom Berna at c/o 108 N Dithridge Street 4124143125 for more information. Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Pǂǈǆ 7 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ Saint Rosalia Parish ATTENTION MEN. Are you looking to deepen your relationship with God? Be a better husband? Become a more loving father? Build friendships with other likeminded men? And seek to be the best man you can be? Then come join “That Man is You!” Saturday mornings 7:30 to 9:00 am in the Social Hall in THE CRUCIFIX OF CHRIST the basement of Saint Rosalia Church. Contact Regis Flaherty at 4122874007 or [email protected] for additional information. THE HIGH PRIEST is in the home of ELAINE BRANSON this week. Please VIVIR LA LITURGIA INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA. "No hay criado call or visit the rectory office que pueda servir a dos amos". Luchamos con dónde ponemos y damos to reserve the Crucifix for nuestra lealtad. ¿Quién tiene la máxima autoridad y reclamo sobre nosotros? this year and use the Mientras que nuestras mentes quieren responder "Dios", nuestras vidas, a accompanying prayer booklet menudo, revelan otras lealtades en conflicto. Debido a que estamos hechos a to pray for vocations. There imagen de Dios, no se nos da un boleto de derecho o privilegio. Por el are still 6 weeks available. contrario, se nos da un campo de juego nivelado donde somos uno entre muchos y somos llamados a vivir vidas justas y confiables. Servir a Dios es servir a los demás; y ver el principal enfoque y propósito de nuestras vidas como el ser buenos corresponsables. Cuando Dios levanta a los pobres, FOOD BANK. $346.75 was nosotros también. Por mucho que queramos que el mundo y Dios sirvan a collected this month for our nuestro propio interés, debemos resistir esta tentación a toda costa. La food bank. Thank you for your injusticia no tiene lugar en el reino de Dios. generosity. CHILDLINE PARA REPORTAR SOSPECHAS DE MATRATO DE NIÑOS: 18009320313 LE LA DIOSECIS PARA ASISTENCIA A VICTIMAS: 18888081235

2019 MASSES. At this time FROM OUR NEIGHBORS the only Masses available for 40 DAYS FOR LIFE PITTSBURGH. Kickoff Mass at Epiphany Church on intentions are the 1:00 pm Tuesday, September 24 at 6:00 pm, followed by a Eucharistic Procession to Sunday Spanish Mass. If you Planned Parenthood led by Father Chris Donley. would like to schedule one of these Masses for your special KICK BULLYING TO THE CURB: RAISING RESILIENT CHILDREN. Dr. Lovie intention, please call the Jackson Foster, Prevention Specialist, Allegheny County Dept. of Human rectory office. The stipend for a Services, and Ms. Elleta Cameron, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in private Mass is $10. practice, will help participants learn how to raise resilient children. They also will address the emotional, physiological and spiritual effects of bullying. Date and time: Saturday, September 28 from 9:00 to 11:30 am. Location: Carlow University’s AJ Palumbo Hall of Science & Technology, Corner of Fifth and Craft Avenue (Free parking; Lot A). Do NOT enter main campus. Cost: $5.00 LOOKING FOR A GIFT advanced registration required. To register: message or call Mary Ann Hvizdos THAT KEEPS ON GIVING? ([email protected]; 4128071611). Teachers note: Workshop approved FEELING LUCKY? Why not for Act 48 hours; additional $5.00 processing fee. All are welcome including purchase a daily drawing ticket parents, volunteers, etc. This program is sponsored by Blessed Be Educators. for $5, which gives you a LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR SPAGHETTI DINNER. Saturday, September chance to win daily for an 28 the Little Sisters of the Poor Home at 1028 Benton Avenue Pittsburgh, PA entire month? Winning ticket 15212 will be hosting a Spaghetti Dinner from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. Tickets will be numbers are based on the sold at the door and take out is available $9.00 for adults, $8.00 for senior evening PA lottery. You can citizens 65 plus and $6.00 for children under 12. Meals include salad, bread, win from $50$500 and all beverage and dessert. There will also be a separate bake sale, Gift Basket proceeds benefit our church. auction, 50/50 and fresh produce for sale. For more information please call the Tickets for October are Home at 4123071100. available in the rectory office. If you have a special lucky THE LEGION OF MARY, in collaboration with the Diocese of Pittsburgh, is number, we can reserve it for sponsoring the 86th international Eucharistic Rosary March on Sunday, October you each month if it is 6, 2019 with Bishop William Waltersheid, presiding. Please note, we will available. Winners cannot be celebrate with the Bishop Holy Mass at 1:30 pm at Epiphany Church, followed paid unless the entire ticket by a Eucharistic Rosary Procession through the city of Pittsburgh with the Most stub is filled out legibly. Blessed Sacrament and the statue of Our Lady of Fatima. Upon returning to Winners will only be paid out Epiphany Church, we will crown Our Lady of Fatima, and celebrate with for the current month. Benediction. TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 8 Saint Paul Cathedral Saint Stephen Parish

PASSING FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of JON BOTULA and MARGARET DESIMONE SANCTUARY LIGHT who were buried from St. Paul Cathedral this past week. May their souls and MEMORIAL. This week the all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. Sanctuary Light burns in memory of DIANE CHAPMAN AN AFTERNOON WITH OUR PASTOR AND RECTOR, FATHER O’CONNOR as requested by KRIS STUBNA AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A TOUR OF THE her family. CATHEDRAL WITH OUR DOCENTS FOLLOWED BY WINE AND CHEESE. We are hosting a very special afternoon on Sunday, September 29 that includes a tour of the Cathedral followed by wine and cheese. Join us for THERE ARE NO this special afternoon with Father Kris Stubna, rector and pastor of Saint Paul MASS INTENTIONS OR Cathedral and administrator of the GreenfieldHazelwoodOakland grouping. SANCTUARY LIGHTS Beginning at 1:30 pm, we will conduct a tour of the Cathedral that will provide AVAILABLE FOR 2019. an overview of the history of the Cathedral and an explanation of all the We will let you know when the architecture, art, stained glass, statues, and other items that make up the Mass Book will be opened for Cathedral. We will follow that personal guided tour with wine and cheese and scheduling for 2020. Please do an opportunity to talk about any questions you might have about the not call the office at this time Cathedral. Cost is $30.00 per person and space is limited first come, first about scheduling for 2020. served. Please call the rectory for reservations and payment. All proceeds will benefit the Synod Hall renovation project. Please join us for this special afternoon with Father Stubna as we tour the beautiful Cathedral. All are welcome BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. There is no Steeler game SECOND COLLECTION this that Sunday! week is for Parish Maintenance.

OUR SEVENTH ANNUAL VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION DINNER is scheduled for Thursday, October 24. Father Stubna has invited anyone at the Cathedral who volunteers in anyway in the parish to join us for an evening of SECOND COLLECTION next thanksgiving and appreciation. A special celebration of evening prayer and week is for St. Vincent DePaul. Benediction will take place that evening at 6:30 pm in the Cathedral to mark the Cathedral’s 113th anniversary of its dedication. A special dinner will follow in the Cathedral social hall. It is a wonderful evening to gather to celebrate the gift of our parish family and to get to know each other a little bit better. In order THANK YOU to Shelly White to prepare for the meal, YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND. There will be a for her donation to St. Stephen registration form in future bulletins. These reservations must be turned in to Parish. It is very much the rectory office NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. Only those who appreciated. register by October 18 can attend the dinner so please be respectful in making your reservations on time. All our parish volunteers are welcome and encouraged to attend.

RENTAL OF SPARTAN HALL. If you are interested in OUR MONTHLY COFFEE AND DONUT SUNDAYS will resume on renting Spartan Hall please call Sunday, October 13 following the 10:00 am and 12:00 noon Masses and Rose Velgich at 4124077122 continue through April. Look for more information in future bulletins.

for information. WINE, CHEESE AND THE GOSPEL with Father Stubna will begin its Fall Session on MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 in the parish Social Hall. Please join us at 6:30 pm for wine, cheese and fellowship followed by a presentation and CONTACT THE PARISH discussion from 7:00 8:00 pm with time for questions. All adults and young OFFICE if you are planning adults are welcome to attend. a Baptism or Marriage, if you are in need of offertory THE CATHEDRAL RINGERS HANDBELL CHOIR is looking for several envelopes, if any students are new members to join our established ensemble. Rehearsals are Thursday receiving Sacraments or any evenings in the Cathedral from 6:30 to 7:20 pm. A basic understanding of achievements in school, or if music reading is necessary. Pianists and instrumentalists easily can learn bell someone in your family is sick ringing techniques. For information, contact Ken Danchik at 4126214951 or or in the hospital so that the [email protected]. office is aware. Pǂǈǆ 9 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ CATHEDRAL CHRISTMAS CARDS. As a fundraising project to help raise additional funds for the renovation of Synod Hall, we are selling boxes of Christmas cards this year. There are 12 cards in a box, three each of four different beautiful scenes with our Christmas decorations from last year. The cost is $20 per box. They are available in the rectory and we will be selling them after the Masses on several Sundays in the coming months. Please consider using the Cathedral Christmas cards this year and helping us to raise some additional funds for our Synod Hall renovation project!

PEANUT BRITTLE PROJECT M MARK YOUR CALENDARS. The Cathedral will once again be making and selling peanut brittle to help raise funds for the Synod Hall renovation project. We are looking for volunteers to help us make the peanut brittle on Friday, November 8 from 2:00 pm until 8:00 pm; Saturday, November 9 from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm; and on Saturday, November 16 from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm. We can use volunteers to help with a number of projects including the washing of our pans and utensils, measuring ingredients, making the brittle, packaging it and other tasks. It is a lot of fun and for a great cause. If you are interested in helping, please email Larry Clapper at [email protected].

40 DAYS FOR LIFE. The Respect Life Committee invites all members of our parish to witness to the sanctity of all human life, especially the unborn, by participating in the fall 40 Days for Life campaign which begins on Wednesday, September 25 and ends on Sunday, November 3. In a particular way, adults and young adults from all four parishes in our parish grouping are invited to pray in front of Planned Parenthood at 933 Liberty Avenue downtown. During the campaign, a peaceful vigil takes place from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm every day. Specifically, we have a shift from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Wednesday, October 2. If you are not familiar with 40 Days for Life, it is a focused prolife campaign with a vision to access God’s power through prayer, fasting, and peaceful vigil to end abortion. The peaceful vigils are held throughout the world. Various churches and organizations from around the region sign up for fourhour shifts, but people are free to pray anytime. Please contact the respect life coordinator, Mark Sullivan ([email protected]) if you are interested in joining us. You can also learn more by visiting the 40 Days for Life website at http://40daysforlife.com/pittsburgh.html.

LIFE CHAIN. The National Life Chain is the largest peaceful, prayerful, prolife, public witness in the world. More than 1500 cities across the US and Canada are expected to participate on Sunday, October 6 from 1:00 2:00 pm. The St. Paul Cathedral grouping will be participating in the Life Chain on Fifth Avenue in front of the Cathedral. Signs will be available in the back of the church. Please join your fellow church parishioners in standing up for Life.

CPR TRAINING FOR FIRST RESPONDERS.As part of our ongoing process to be prepared for possible emergencies at the Cathedral, Drew McCabe, one of our parishioners and an instructor for the Red Cross, has graciously offered to teach Red Cross CPR training here at the Cathedral. The purpose of the CPR training is to help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies and to know how to care for a suddenly injured or ill person until more advanced medical personnel arrive and take over. One training session took place on Saturday July 20 and a second session was held last Saturday, September 21. A third session has been scheduled for Saturday, October 26 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in the Cathedral social hall and is open for those of our parishioners who are likely to be present at the time of emergencies, such as ushers, lectors, Eucharistic ministers, and staff. We are really urging those in these positions to make an effort to attend so that we have a sufficient number of people who attend Mass regularly to be trained and ready to help in an emergency. You can help to save lives with this training. Drew is donating his time and materials (thanks Drew!) and the Cathedral will pay the cost of certification from the Red Cross for those attending the training classes. Please consider taking one of these CPR classes which will prepare you to help someone in an emergency. We ask that you contact the rectory indicating your participation. Only 10 persons can be registered for each session and we have a few spaces available. A third session has been scheduled for Saturday, October 26. Please register now! All members of the four parishes in our parish grouping are welcome to register. Saint Rosalia Parish

PASSING FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families of JAMES OPALKO, MILDRED DEPAOLO and CATHERINE CASSIDY who were buried from St. Rosalia Parish this past week. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 10 FATHER STUBNA THANKS THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED WITH THE LANDSCAPING AT ST. ROSALIA. Many thanks to Janet Primm, Sue Ondrejco, and Ed Goyda for their hard work in helping with the planting, weeding, mulching and care of the flower beds and grounds at Saint Rosalia. They really helped to beautify our parish grounds and we are deeply grateful for their help.

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION. We are in need of ministers for our weekend Masses and for Heritage Shadyside on Sunday mornings. The more who volunteer for Heritage the less often you would need to be scheduled. If you are interested, please call the rectory office for more information. Training will be provided. MEETING SCHEDULE LAZARUS BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP. This group meets the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm in the old school building. Please call Mary Ann at 4125216256 or Gerry at 4124213684 for information. MARY’S ROSALIAN ROSARY MINISTRY. Prays the Rosary the last Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Church. All are welcome. YOUTH GROUP. The Saint Stephen and Saint Rosalia Youth Group is for students in grades 812. The group meets from 6:30 8:00 pm every other Wednesday at either Saint Rosalia School or at Saint Stephen Pastoral Center (131 East Elizabeth Street). Saint Stephen Parish

PASSING FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE. We extend our deepest sympathies to the family of ANTHONY J. BARR who was buried from St. Stephen Parish this past week. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.

DESIGNER BAG BINGO. The Spartan Community Alumni Group will be holding a Designer Purse Bingo on Saturday , October 26, 2019 at the Spartan Community Center on East Elizabeth Street (Former St. Stephen School) Doors open at 11:30 am. $25 ticket includes 15 games of bingo with 6 cards per game, hot lunch (Cooked Goose) and beverages. Chinese Auction baskets and other games of chance available for purchase. Reserved seating for 8 (round), limited tables of 10 (rectangle). Proceeds benefit The Building Renovation Fund. Tickets will be on sale every Sunday after 9:00 am Mass or email Karen (Fleming) Campbell at[email protected]. Please join us for a fun afternoon!

DO YOU NEED A WILL OR A LIVING WILL? Duquesne University School of Law will again be here on Saturday, October 19 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Spartan Community Center. If your income is low, you can meet with a lawyer to prepare your will for free. Call 4123964704 to make arrangements. See flyers in church.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE for the week of September 29 Lector: Chelle Pronko Server: Colin Pronko EEM: Jim McLaughlin Karen Guiser Tom Mangan Joe Rossi Cross Bearer: Jim McLaughlin THE COLLECTION TOTALS from the week of Sunday, September 8 are as follows. Many thanks to those who donate to these important parish funds: Votives/Sanctuary Light: $24.00 Repairs: $6.05 Donations: $160.00 Pǂǈǆ 11 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ TǘǆǏǕǚFǊǇǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • SǆǑǕǆǎǃǆǓ 22, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 12

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE & MASS INTENTIONS

Date Time Location Intention

Monday, September 23, 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Rudolph Daniel Robinson Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest Ezr 1:16 * Lk 8:1618 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Adelmo, Mike, Dominico and Lorenzo Sciulli

Tuesday, September 24, 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Barbara JenkinsBlamer Family, Living and Deceased Weekday Ezr 6:78, 12b, 1420 * Lk 8:1921 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral George Sr. and Margaret Cinquegrane

8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Frances Weisburg Wednesday, September 25, 10:00 AM St. Stephen Antionette Fomby Weekday Ezr 9:59 * Lk 9:16 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Albert H. Kiefer 7:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Novena and Benediction

Thursday, September 26, 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Federico and Ida DeIulliis Saints Cosmas & Damian, Martyrs Hg 1:18 * Lk 9:79 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Sean Nolan

8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Loretta and Stephen Sullivan Friday, September 27, Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest 10:00 AM St. Rosalia Mrs. Vidovich and Kevin Cady Hg 2:19 * Lk 9:1822 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Intentions of our Parish Ministry of Prayer

8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Lawrence J. Heinricher, Sr. Saturday, September 28, Saint Wenceslaus, Martyr; 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Robert and Dolores Kelly Saint Lawrence Ruiz and Companions, Martyrs 4:00 PM St. Rosalia Mario Bellisario and Sciulli & Bellisario Family Zec 2:59, 1415a * Lk 9:43b45 6:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Joseph Kazar

6:30 AM St. Paul Cathedral Edward Naworol 9:00 AM St. Stephen Thomas “Oats” O’Toole

10:00 AM St. Paul Cathedral Deceased Members of the McLafferty and Junilius Families

Sunday, September 29, Mr. Robert and Mrs. Madeline Riley TwentySixth Sunday 10:00 AM St. Regis Joseph F. Belback in Ordinary Time Am 6:1a, 47 * 1 Tm 6:1116 * 11:00 AM St. Rosalia Ronald Medjimorec Lk 16:1931 12:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Mrs. Veronica Hoel St. Rosalia 1:00 PM Spanish Mass Carol Tatrai 6:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral People of the Parish

“Go to the Madonna. Love her! Always say the Rosary. Say it well. Say it as often as you can! Be souls of prayer. Never tire of praying, it is what is essential. Prayer shakes the Heart of God, it obtains necessary graces!” ~ Saint Padre Pio FAITHFUL STEWARDSHIP A word of thanks to all who give so generously to support our parishes and their many services.

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