St. Paul Cathedral, St. Regis, St. Rosalia & St. Stephen

March 3, 2019 Parish Grouping #109: Greenfield, Hazelwood & Oakland Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Paul Cathedral, St. Regis, St. Rosalia & St. Stephen

Four Parishes: One Faith Community

SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL SAINT REGIS SAINT ROSALIA SAINT STEPHEN MAILING ADDRESS MAILING 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) 6214951 Parish Office: (412) 6819365 Parish Office: (412) 4215766 Parish Office: (412) 4219210 Fax: (412) 6211079 Fax: (412) 6811175 Fax: (412) 4214529 Fax: (412) 4216421 Music Office: (412) 6216082 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…………………9:30am 12noon (Spanish Mass) Sunday……………………11am Weekdays (Monday & Wednesday): MASSES Weekdays (Thursday)…10am Weekdays (Tuesday & Friday): 10am Saturday Anticipated……6pm 10am Sunday…………6:30am, 10am, 12noon & 6pm CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS CONFESSIONS Weekdays (Monday−Saturday): Sundays………………9:30am Saturdays………………3:15pm Sundays………………8:45am 8:15am & 12:05pm CLERGY TEAM Televised Masses Very Reverend Kris D. Stubna, S.T.D.………………………………………Administrator and Rector (Comcast Cable channel 95) Reverend Adam Potter, S.T.L.…………………………………………………………Parochial Vicar Weekdays………………8:15am Reverend Daniel Walsh, C.S.Sp..………………………………………………………Parochial Vicar Sundays…………………10am Reverend Mark A. Thomas……………………………………….Institutional Chaplain, In Residence NOVENA TO OUR MOTHER Deacon Thomas 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. EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 2 ON MISSION CORNER WITH SCRIPTURE REFLECTION FATHER STUBNA

The three sayings of Jesus in the Gospel have to do with the blind leading the blind, the splinter in a 1. THE 2019 PARISH SHARE PROGRAM begins companion’s eye, and a good tree and its fruits. this week. A successful parish share campaign Jesus applies these principles to several areas. helps the bishop and our diocese to function not For one thing there isn’t much sense to leaders only in service to our parish but to all parishes. trying to guide others until and unless the leaders There are so many things the diocese does that have been there themselves. For another thing, benefit all of us, including the formation and we ought to have enough integrity to see both our- training of priests, a myriad of financial and legal selves and others honestly. Jesus must have been services that we depend on to operate, social exercising his sense of humor when he compared services and educational programs that no one a splinter in a neighbor’s eye with a whole wooden parish can do on their own. We are all part of the beam in one’s own. His idea can be encapsulated larger diocesan Church and your contributions to in the old saying that there’s so much bad in the the Parish Share Program will enable to the best of us and so much good in the worst of us diocese to continue to meet the needs of so many that it hardly behooves any of us to talk about the people and parishes throughout our six counties. rest of us. To the Christian disciple who’s con- Your generosity to the Parish Share Program also cerned with the faults of another and ignores his benefits each of our parishes as we benefit from own, Jesus applies the word “hypocrite”, a desig- the funds collected above our parish goal. Please nation he had previously given only to the scribes see a copy of the Parish Share letter that has been and Pharisees. sent to all registered parishioners. Please be Lastly a good tree doesn’t bear rotten fruit, nor a generous in your response. If you did not get a rotten tree good fruit. While this isn’t scientifically letter directly but want to contribute to the Parish true, Jesus’ meaning is that internal dispositions Share Program please contact the rectory office reveal themselves in external actions. Someone directly or use a regular envelope and indicate you once said to a teacher, “I can’t hear what you say are making a parish share contribution. We are for listening to what you are.” People show their hoping for more of our families to participate in this true condition best when they’re being them- program as most of the proceeds are able to be selves. used for our programs and outreach. We need the This is clearly the wisdom of Ben Sirach in our first support and generosity of everyone in meeting our reading. Sirach says that people’s faults appear goal. I appreciate, in advance, your help in making when they speak, especially when they speak and this effort successful. May God bless you. aren’t considering their words. We often hide be- hind masks M but conversation reveals our inner 2. MANY THANKS to so many people who thoughts no matter how careful we are to dissem- expressed their support and concern over the ble. Speech is a means of testing the inner char- recent vandalism at the Cathedral. Sadly, our acter of a person, because what comes in speech votive candle holders had to be taken offsite where betrays what’s in our heart. they are being repaired. We hope to have them If we need motivation toward integrity, today’s returned within a few weeks. The police continue reading from St Paul gives it. In today’s passage, to investigate the matter and we are truly Paul’s own experience of the Risen Lord and his appreciative of the support and assistance they life of hardship focused his attention on the life have provided to us. We encourage everyone to beyond the present world. Our new life in Jesus be extra vigilant in helping us to insure the safety renders insignificant the physical death that ap- and security of all our Church and parish buildings. pears so final and complete to those who don’t If you see anything suspicious or out of the see life in terms of the eternal risen life of Jesus. ordinary do not hesitate to contact the police Sin, scorpionlike, contains a sting, by which it in- immediately. If anyone is panhandling in the jects a poison. That poison is death, moral if not Church or in the parking lot, please call 911 physical. Being so personally selfsatisfied as to immediately. They are not permitted to do any be constantly criticizing others and lacking true solicitation on Church grounds and can in fact integrity is one result of that poison. Paul ends the pose a danger to us. There are many ways in chapter, as he often does, by making his teach- which we are serving the legitimate needs of the ings a challenge. In this case, it’s a demand for poor and those in need and we will continue to action M be firm, steadfast, always fully devoted to make every effort to do so M but panhandling and the work of the Lord, knowing that we have all the soliciting the faithful for any reason is never glory of our resurrection to look forward to. acceptable and must be reported immediately. Pǂǈǆ 3 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ LENT BEGINS THIS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. ourselves more closely to the Cross and the sufferings Please see the special page in this week’s bulletin that Christ endured for our salvation. FASTING allows us to contains the schedule for Lent in our Greenfield be detached more from the pleasures of this world so HazelwoodOakland grouping. that we can fill it with spiritual realities. This is why Lent is a time for us “to give something up,” something that ASH WEDNESDAY AND GOOD FRIDAY ARE we really like and are attracted to so that in its absence DAYS OF FAST AND ABSTINENCE FOR ALL we can give ourselves more completely to Christ and CATHOLICS. Fridays in Lent are days of abstinence our faith. Abstaining from meat and eating only one full as well. Abstinence refers to the requirement to refrain meal on Fridays in Lent are ways to keep the practice from eating meat or meat products on these days as of fasting. But Lent calls us as well to ALMSGIVING or in other words to works of mercy and charity. We need an act of penitence for our sins. Fasting requires that to use our time, talent and treasure not selfishly but so we limit ourselves to one full meal and two very light meals on those days. No Catholic should consider this that we can help others and work to build up the Body obligation of the Church lightly. of Christ, the Church. Lent invites us to engage if acts of kindness for others, to be more charitable, to use our financial resources to help the Church and its ASHES will be distributed at each of the five Masses outreach to those in need. Each of us needs to make on Ash Wednesday, March 6. Ashes are given to us and to keep Lenten resolutions that involve all three on that day as a sign of our identity as Christians. We disciplines that the Church sets forth for us. are physically marked with the sign of the Cross which invites us to a deeper communion with Jesus Christ through the 40 days of Lent. We receive those ashes THE WEEKLY NOVENA WILL NOT TAKE with one of two formulas: “Remember you are dust, PLACE THIS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 due to the and to dust you will return” or “Repent and believe in celebration of Ash Wednesday and the Mass with the Gospel.” The receiving of ashes is a reminder to us Bishop Zubik that will take place at 6:00 pm. PLEASE of our human sinfulness and the need we have for NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT HOLD OUR WEEKLY God’s grace. Lent calls us to interior conversion of WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVENA during Lent. The heart. novena will resume on Wednesday, April 24. ASH WEDNESDAY MASS SCHEDULE LENTEN EVENINGS OF REFLECTION FOR OUR PARISH GROUPING: A CALL TO 8:15 am Saint Paul Cathedral SPIRITUAL DISCERNMENT. We invite you to join 10:00 am Saint Stephen us this Lenten season a pilgrimage of faith, for four 12:05 pm Saint Paul Cathedral consecutive Wednesday evenings, to be held in the four parishes in our grouping. We will gather at 7:00 6:00 pm Saint Paul Cathedral pm for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, (with Bishop Zubik) adoration, a reflection on some aspect of spiritual 6:30 pm Saint Rosalia discernment, followed by Benediction. We hope that many of you will consider joining us for this special THE FORTY DAYS OF LENT are a time of journey of prayer and reflection in this Lenten season. The evening will last from 7:00 until 8:00 pm. Please preparation for the great feast of Easter. These forty days call to mind for us the 40 days that Christ spent in note that the Wednesday evening Novena to Our the desert, praying and fasting. This is a season of Lady of Perpetual Help that takes place at Saint penance, prayer, fasting and works of mercy as the Paul Cathedral will be suspended through the Lenten season and resume after Easter. means for interior conversion and growing in holiness and faith. The Gospel on Ash Wednesday speaks of Wednesday, March 13 at Saint Rosalia: the three disciplines of the Lenten season that are Father Dan Walsh Spiritual Discernment: important ways in which we can prepare ourselves Seeking God’s Wisdom well in this season of grace: Prayer, Fasting and Wednesday, March 20 at Saint Stephen: Almsgiving. Lent calls us to deepen our commitment to Father Kris Stubna Spiritual Discernment: PRAYER. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says Pursuing Holiness in Everyday Life that we should pray “more often than we draw breath.” Lent is a good time to increase our prayer life. Come Wednesday, March 27 at Saint Regis: to Mass more frequently, make a holy hour before the Father Adam Potter Spiritual Discernment: Blessed Sacrament once a week or daily, pray the Avoiding Evil and Embracing Good rosary with your family every night at home, read the Wednesday, April 3 at Saint Paul Cathedral: Bible and meditate on what you read, even for five Deacon Thomas Berna Spiritual Discernment: minutes each day. Lent also asks that we join Using our Gift in Service to God and Neighbor EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 4

WHAT, NO BIBLE STUDY? That’s right M no bible Study during Lent. SAINT OF THE WEEK. On Instead, please attend the sessions on Spiritual Discernment 3/13, 3/20, 3/27 March 9 we celebrate the Feast and 4/3. These sessions include prayer, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament of SAINT FRANCES OF ROME. and discussion of various aspects of discerning God’s Will in our lives. Please Frances had desired to become see the announcement in this bulletin for further details. a nun, but ended up living 40 happy years as a married woman. Her and her husband THE SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION provides us with an shared a passion for their opportunity to approach God in the confessional with our sins and seek God’s Catholic faith, raising four forgiveness and mercy for the ways we have been unfaithful. Lent is a perfect children and creating a home time to come to confession, particularly those who may not have been to the filled with love and tenderness. Sacrament of Penance in a while. God invites all sinners to return to his loving She had desire to serve the embrace and the fullness of life and communion with Him and the Church. poor and often went out into the Saint Paul Cathedral has regular confession times on Friday at 12:45 pm and streets of Rome to tend the sick Saturdays at 12:45 pm and 7:00 pm. In addition, there will be a special and suffering. It was said that evening across the diocese on Wednesday, April 10. Bishop Zubik has asked Frances made everyone feel like that we participate in the program called, “The Light is On For You”, an a best friend and thus attracted invitation to draw all Catholics back to confession during this Lenten season. many people, especially young Confessions will be heard from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm at Saint Paul Cathedral women who idealized her. She and from 6:00 pm until 7:30 pm at both Saint Stephen and Saint Rosalia. formed this group into the Oblates of Mary, a group that took religious vows and cared STATIONS OF THE CROSS are a beautiful devotion that invites us to walk for the sick. When her husband the Way of the Cross with Jesus. Stations of the Cross will be celebrated died and her children were during the Lenten season at Saint Stephen following the 10:00 am Mass on raised, Frances joined the Wednesdays and at Saint Paul Cathedral on Wednesdays at 12:45 pm oblates and became their (following the 12:05 Mass) and on Friday evenings at 7:00 pm (with Exposition superior. She died in Rome in of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction). I encourage everyone to come 1440. She is an example of the and pray with us, to bring your family and friends, and walk the Way of the call for married couples to Cross with our Lord. create a home filled with faith and love for God above all, a faith that calls us out of CRS RICE BOWL FOR LENT. All four parishes in our parish grouping will ourselves to care for the needs be participating in this year’s Rice Bowl project for Lent. CRS Rice Bowl is of others. Catholic Relief Services’ Lenten faithinaction program. It offers opportunities for us to practice the spiritual pillars of Lent: prayer, fasting and almsgiving. It’s an opportunity for us as 4 parishes to come together and reflect on what it means to live our Gospel call to go out and encounter those most in need. OUR LADY OF CRS is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic SORROWS Community in the United States. 94% of funds donated to CRS go directly into LENTEN STUDY. programs to help those most in need. Funds collected through CRS Rice Bowl Join Father Adam are distributed as follows: 75% go to CRS and 25% stay in our Diocese to Potter this Lent as help the poor. Please take a Rice Bowl home with you TODAY M read the he explores the insert for prayers and recipes. We will collect Rice Bowls at the end of Lent. devotion to Our Lady Check out the link: https://www.crsricebowl.org/app of Sorrows and the true meaning of redemptive suffering. It will be starting THE ST. STEPHEN AND ST. ROSALIA YOUTH GROUPis open to Tuesday, March 12 from those in grades 512 from all parishes within the Grouping. Activities are 10:45 am to 12:00 Noon at designed to be build fellowship and faith through Scripture sharing and service Saint Rosalia School, and will activities. Meetings are usually on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 8:00 pm go for five weeks (3/12, 3/19, and include dinner. January and February activities included making Blessing 3/26, 4/2, and 4/9). Many people bags for the homeless and a Winter Jam Christian Concert. Future activities are suffering, and they need to include: A Collaboration with Jada House (March 14; NOTE THIS IS A know that it has meaning. Our THURSDAY); Rice Bowl Activity (March 27). For questions or if you would like Mother Mary leads the way. to be part of the leadership team, please call Janet Berna at 4124141969. Come with your Bible to one, Please join us! Come and bring a friend! two, or all five, if you can. We hope to see you there! Pǂǈǆ 5 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ SANCTUARY CANDLE FOR Young Adult Ministry Corner THIS WEEK, from March 2 LECTIO DIVINA. Please join our Young Adult Community as we meet to pray through March 8, together, reflect on the Scriptures and faith share through the process of Lectio is being offered in Divina. We will meet on Friday, March 8, in the Cathedral Social Hall beginning memory of: at 8:00 pm. We hope you can join us! MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL DISCERNMENT IN THE DESERT. Join us in Synod Hall at 8:00 pm on PELUSO, SR. Wednesday, February 27 for this new series in which we will delve into the early writings of the church fathers, sometimes known as the “desert” fathers. We will May they rest in peace. be reading The Philokalia (“love of the beautiful, the good”), a collection of texts written between the fourth and the fifteenth centuries by spiritual masters of the Orthodox Christian tradition. First published in Greek in 1782, it is concerned with themes of universal importance: how man may develop his inner powers and awake from illusion; how he may overcome fragmentation and achieve spiritual wholeness; how he may attain the life of contemplative stillness and union with God. A REMINDER THAT DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS NEXT LIFE IN THE SPIRIT AT SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL. Monday March 4 at 7:00 pm in Synod Hall (125 North Craig Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15213). Ready to SUNDAY, MARCH 10. ignite the power and Love of God in your life? The Holy Spirit moved the Remember to turn your clocks apostles from fear to LoveNfrom hiding to going out to the nations as AHEAD (Spring Ahead!) one missionaries and martyrs. This series is designed to heighten awareness of the hour before going to bed on Spirit of God working in our lives and in the life of the Church, to remove any Saturday evening so you won’t barriers we might have to the Holy Spirit moving in our lives, and to personally be late for Mass on Sunday! invite, receive and respond to the fullness of Life in the Holy Spirit. March 4 Growing in the Gifts of the Holy Spirit Sister Bernadette, DLJC Noah Pepmeyer will lead worship. All are welcome! Share this invitation with anyone seeking to grow in their relationship with the Holy Spirit, whether family, friends, neighbors, or even strangers. Questions? Email: [email protected] or visit www.OaklandPrayerGroup.org. Learn more about the Renewal: http://www.iccrs.org/en/doctrinalcommissionquestionsandanswers/

EVERY TREE IS KNOWN BY ITS OWN FRUIT. In grade school catechism class you may have been asked to learn and memorize the Fruits of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, selfcontrol, longsuffering, modesty and chastity. These 12 attributes are the means by which wecome to understand how an individual is living in accord with the Holy Spirit. They are the work of God’s grace in our lives and the result of us tending to our hearts, making them fertile soil for the love of God to take root so that only good fruit can grow. Like any agricultural image that we use for faith, the Fruit of the Spirit requires both hard work and trust. A farmer works GIVING HAS hard to till, plant, weed out and tend to his crops in order to reap a bountiful NEVER BEEN harvest. Yet, he also has to trust that the sun and rain will come in the EASIER! Visit necessary proportions to nourish what he has worked so hard to plant. For us, www.stpaulpgh.org and we have to work hard to weed out anything which seeks to harden our hearts or click on the “online giving” set up resistance to the work of the Spirit. Then, we must trust the ways in button on the home page. which the Spirit is at work to bear abundant good fruit in and through us. Firsttime users will need to Nurturing the Fruit of the Spirit works for our good, the good of others and the create a new account. g ood of the Church as we journey On Mission for The Church Alive! Visit Schedule recurring gifts or onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed. make onetime donations. EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 6 Saint Paul Cathedral

THE WORD AMONG US for the Lenten season is now available at the magazine racks near the entrances to Church. This spiritual resource provides the daily Mass readings for Lent, along with a meditation and reflection on the Scripture. I hope that this will be a help to you in your Lenten journey of prayer. They are a gift from the Cathedral to those who take them.

THE OAKLAND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY will join us on Wednesday, March 6 for the 8:15 am Mass. As always, we welcome them and are happy that are joining us for the celebration of Mass. 40 DAYS FOR LIFE.The Saint Paul Cathedral Respect Life Committee invites all members of the Cathedral family to witness to the sanctity of all human life, especially the unborn, by participating in the spring 40 Days for Life campaign which begins on Wednesday, March 6 and ends on Sunday, April 14. In a particular way, all adults 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, Saint Paul Cathedral has a shift from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm on Wednesday, April 3. 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 shifts, but people are free to pray anytime. Please contact the respect life coordinator at the Cathedral, Mark Sullivan [email protected] if you are interested in joining us. You can also learn more by visiting the 40 Days for Life website.

COFFEE AND DONUT SUNDAY is scheduled for next Sunday, March 10 following the 10:00 am and 12:00 Noon Masses. Please join us in the parish social hall underneath the Church immediately following Mass for refreshments and fellowship. We are grateful to the Young Adult Ministry for their help in coordinating this month’s gathering. Please join us!

LECTORS are needed for both the 8:15 am and 12:05 pm Masses. We have lost several of our lectors over the past year and need to have additional lectors to cover a number of our weekday Masses. Please consider this ministry and if you are able to help please contact Father Stubna at the rectory or by email [email protected].

FIRST RECONCILIATION. Today a group of students from Saint Paul Cathedral will be making their First Reconciliation. They are preparing for the reception of their First Holy Communion at the Cathedral on Sunday, May 12. We congratulate them on this important step in their faith formation journey and we assure them of our prayers. Those receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the first time today are: TAYLOR BOWERS, CONTESSA CRISANTI, JOHN SPILLER and LUCY SULLIVAN.

SOME FROM THE CATHEDRAL PARISH have asked for and received my permission to receive their first sacraments in the parish where they attend Catholic school. These include: ALEXANDER JUREWICZ, LUCA KROLL, YANNAN PRASLICK, and HAYZE SHUMBAT. We congratulate them as well and extend our prayerful support.

NEWLY BAPTIZED. We welcome the newest member of our parish family who have been baptized recently: ANNA MARIA DRAKE, daughter of John and Maria (Mauti) Drake ROSALIA LEE LANCASTER, daughter of Jeremiah and Katelyn (Petraitis) Lancaster WE WELCOME A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM SAINT WENDELIN AND SAINT JOHN PARISHES in Butler, PA. They are attending the 12:00 Noon Mass today at the Cathedral and will have a special tour following the Mass. These students are preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation this year, so we are delighted to welcome them to the Cathedral and offer them our prayers and best wishes. Pǂǈǆ 7 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ

WEDDING INFORMATIONAL MEETING. Just engaged, beginning or in the middle of wedding planning? An informative presentation and Q&A session about our wedding policies and procedures will be held in the Social Hall at Saint Paul Cathedral on Tuesday evening, March 26, 2019 from 7:00 8:30 pm. A review of the understanding of the Sacrament of Marriage will be followed by a discussion of the specific policies and procedures of the Diocese of Pittsburgh and Saint Paul Cathedral. A Q&A session will provide time to have general questions or concerns addressed. To register for the Meeting, contact the Wedding Office at Saint Paul Cathedral (412) 6214951 ext. 14 or via email at [email protected].

PASSING FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE. We extend our deepest sympathies to the family of MARILYN ANN DAVIES who was buried from the Cathedral last week. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace.

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION AND LECTORS are asked to attend a formation meeting on THURSDAY, MARCH 28 in the Cathedral. This is the rescheduled meeting that was snowed out in January. Anyone interested in these two ministries is welcome to attend as well.

CONGRATULATIONS to our parishioners enrolled at Central Catholic High School who have achieved honor roll status this past quarter: High Honors: JONAH BRUEMMER, JOSEPH CIRILANO, ANTHONY GATTI, WILLIAM GATTI, ZACHARY KAUTTER, AIDAN SHOVLIN Honors: JACOB BON, JOHN CERRA, FRANCIS CONSTANTIN, ANTHONY CUMMIN, MARKO DEPASQUALE, LUCA SHAFFER

CONGRATULATIONS to our parishioner enrolled at Bishop Canevin High School who has achieved honor roll status this past quarter: High Honors: KATHERINE DUCA

A WARM WELCOME to Saint Paul Cathedral’s new parishioners:

Mr. Anthony C. Abraham Dr. Ruben and Dr. Justine Martins Ms. Connie A. Beck Mr. Curtis S. Miller Mr. Enrique M. Billa Dr. Felicia R. Nip Mr. Larry E. Clapper Mr. Derek J. Orr Ms. Marjorie A. Dennis Mr. Riley Redman and Ms. Alicia Polcha Ms. Ashley N. Deuerling Mr. Christopher M. Rader Ms. Kristine Devera Mr. Brian E. Redmond Dr. Richard and Mrs. Jane Doerfler Ms. Alisha D. Reed Mr. Sandeep M. Dsouza Mr. Francesco Rosato, Sr. Mr. Juan Carlos and Mrs. Rita Emerick Mr. Paul and Mrs. Rita Scholle Ms. Kayleigh M. Gaborek Ms. Rebecca A. Shope Ms. Ada Gallo Mr. Robert G. Skrarca Mr. John and Mrs. Gemma Gloninger Miss Alexandria M. Stewart Ms. Marie C. Gruber Ms. Shayna J. Svaranowic Ms. Gretchen E. Hart Mr. Kevin M. Swan Miss Emily G. Kelly Dr. Andrew M. Tulgestke Ms. Sarah M. Klos Miss Kaitlyn E. Tunney Mr. Jerimiah and Mrs. Katelyn Lancaster Miss Rachel E. Vigliotti EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 8

Saint Regis Parish THE SANCTUARY LAMPS BEFORE THE BLESSED SACRAMENT burn this week TODAY’S 10:00 AM MASS (March 3) is being offered for JOSEPH that we all may use this Lenten CARCIA AND THE DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE PUGLIESE AND season as a season of CARCIA FAMILIES as requested by Antoinette Carcia. penance, reflection, and fasting and prepare us for Christ’s LITURGICAL MINISTER SCHEDULE Resurrection. Sunday, March 3 EMM: Diane Dougherty Lector: Irene Sparte

THE PARISHIONERS OF SAINT REGIS invite you to come and worship THE VOTIVE LAMP ON THE with us on Thursday mornings at 10:00 am and/or Sundays at 10:00 am for ALTAR OF OUR LADY burns the English Mass or 12:00 Noon for the Spanish Mass. for the intentions of the donors to the Maintenance Fund and all benefactors of our Parish. THE PENITENTIAL SEASON OF LENT begins this week on Ash Wednesday, March 6. LA TEMPORADA PENITENCIAL de Cuaresma comenzará este año el miércoles de ceniza, el 6 de marzo.

IS ASH WEDNESDAY A HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION? Despite the THE VOTIVE LAMP ON THE often packed churches, you may be surprised to hear that the answer is no! ALTAR OF SAINT JOSEPH Holy days of obligation commemorate a particular event (such as the birth of burns for the living and Christ at Christmas) or celebrate particular people (such as Mary's deceased priests, religious, Immaculate Conception or the feast of All Saints). Ash Wednesday is a day of founders and parishioners. penance, fasting, and abstinence to begin the season of Lent. In a sense, it focuses on a concept rather than something particular and concrete. Beginning this season with the celebration of Mass and the reception of ashes is a sign of our commitment to God and to spiritual growth.

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS next Sunday, March 10, at 2:00 am. THE VOTIVE LAMP AT EL HORARIO DE VERANO COMIENZA el próximo domingo, 10 de THE SORROWFUL VIRGIN marzo a las 2:00 am. SHRINE burns for the intentions of the living and deceased members of the NORMAS DE LA CUARESMA PARA EL AYUNO Y ABSTINENCIA. Catholic Women's Guild. El Miércoles de Ceniza y el Viernes Santo son días de ayuno y abstinencia. Todos los viernes de Cuaresma son días de abstinencia en los Estados Unidos. La obligación de la abstinencia (abstenerse de comer carne y sus productos) comienza a la edad de 14 años. La ley de ayuno (limitándose a una comida completa y dos comidas ligeras y nada entre comidas) obliga a todos entre las edades de 1859. Nadie debería considerar esta obligación a la ligera. Aquellos individuos que tienen una condición médica en la que el ayuno puede ser considerado como nocivo, no están obligados a ayunar, LINEA DE LA DIOSECIS pero deben de realizar algún otro acto de la penitencia o la caridad. Consulte PARA ASISTENCIA A a un sacerdote si tiene alguna duda. Los pastores y los padres deben velar VICTIMAS: por que los menores de edad, aunque no estén obligados por la ley del ayuno 18888081235 y la abstinencia, sean educados en el auténtico sentido de la penitencia y se CHILDLINE PARA les anime a hacer actos de penitencia adecuados a su edad. A todos los REPORTAR SOSPECHAS Fieles Cristianos se les anima a hacer actos de penitencia y de caridad DE MALTRATO DE NIÑOS: durante la temporada de Cuaresma, más allá de lo prescrito por las normas. 18009320313 Pǂǈǆ 9 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ

THE CRUCIFIX OF CHRIST Saint Rosalia Parish THE HIGH PRIEST is in the home of SHARON AND REGINA SMITH this week. THE RECTORY OFFICE WILL BE HAPPY TO PROVIDE Please call or visit the rectory PARISHIONERS WITH CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS for income office to reserve the Crucifix for tax purposes. Please keep in mind that some work does need to be done to this year and use the prepare the information properly. So please give us several days’ notice to accompanying prayer booklet prepare the necessary information for you and we can either mail you the to pray for vocations. There statement or you can pick up the statement at the rectory office. are still 19 weeks available. LENTEN ALMSGIVING As an ongoing project of charity and almsgiving, throughout Lent we will be collecting certain items for the poor of Pittsburgh. In Matthew’s Gospel, those standing before the judgment seat ask “Lord, when did we see You hungry or thirsty or away from home or naked or ill or in prison and MASS ATTENDANCE not attend You in Your needs?” The Lord will answer them, “I assure you, as COUNTS will continue often as you neglected to do it to one of these least ones, you neglected to do it through March 2019. The to Me.” In the name of Jesus, we will collect bars of soap, plastic bottles of ushers are asked to count shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant and small packs of tissue. There will be large the number of people in baskets on the altar railing in which our offerings can be placed each Sunday of attendance for each weekend Lent. These will be distributed to the Little Sisters of the Poor and the elderly Mass and holyday. These that they work with along with the homeless through Mercy Hospital’s Project numbers are reported to the Safety Net. Diocese. PARISH SHARE 2019 WILL BEGIN ON MARCH 3, 2019. More information will be mailed to parishioners along with pledge cards. As a church, our vision must be broader than just our parish. The church is the whole people of god. This is what the parish share program is all about. Parishes working LENTEN INSERTS. There together to provide what they'd be unable to provide alone such as diocesan will be inserts in the bulletin school subsidies, care for the elderly, help for the sick and poor, and education each week. You are for priests. Thank you for your continued generosity and support of this encouraged to make use of important diocesan program which benefits so many. these for your personal Lenten journey along with The Word MEETING SCHEDULE Among Us booklets along the altar railing. LAZARUS BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT 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 meets to make rosaries the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm in the resource room in the new school LOOKING FOR A GIFT building. Everyone is welcome to join us. All we need are willing hands and THAT KEEPS ON GIVING? open hearts as we honor our Blessed Mother by making rosaries for different FEELING LUCKY? Why not ministries as well as shutins, nursing homes, high schools, jail facilities and our purchase a daily drawing ticket Military. All supplies are provided. We pray the Rosary the last Thursday of the for $5, which gives you a month at 7:00 pm in the Church. All are welcome. chance to win daily for an entire month? Winning ticket PREBAPTISM CLASS is required for parents and should be prior to child’s numbers are based on the birth. Classes are held on the last Sunday of the following months: January, evening PA lottery. You can March, May, July, September and November at 1:15 pm in Saint Rosalia win from $50$500 and all Church. Call the rectory office to register for the class. proceeds benefit our church. RCIA inquiries can be made by emailing Sister Ann Rosalia at Tickets for March are available [email protected]. in the rectory office. If you have a special lucky number, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION inquiries can be made by emailingTerri Taormina we can reserve it for you each at [email protected]. month if it is available. YOUTH GROUP. The St. Stephen / St. Rosalia Youth Group is for students in Winners cannot be paid grades 812. The group meets from 6:30 8:00 pm every other Wednesday at unless the entire ticket stub either Saint Rosalia School or at Saint Stephen Pastoral Center (131 East is filled out. Elizabeth Street). EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 10

Saint Stephen Parish SANCTUARY LIGHT MEMORIAL. This week the Sanctuary Light burns in PASSED THROUGH DEATH INTO ETERNAL LIFE. Parish Sympathy is the memory of THE DIFEBO extended to the family and friends of ROBERT HORGAN who laid to rest FAMILY as requested by Helen February 20. Please keep him and his family in your prayers. May he have a and Hilda DiFebo. new life in heaven with God.

PARISH BREAKFAST WILL BAKE SALE will be held next Sunday, March 10 from 10:30 am to 11:30 am. It will be hosted by Belen, Merely and Gula. All donations will benefit the Saint Vincent DePaul Society. Bake goods are needed. If you plan to donate bake goods please drop them off on the morning of the breakfast at the Spartan Community Center. Everyone is SANCTUARY LIGHT. If you invited. would like to have a Sanctuary Light dedicated to a loved one, please stop in or call the office PARISH SHARE begins this week (March 3, 2019). to set a date for the week you request. This is a good way to honor our loved ones. The offering is $20. UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS for the week of March 3 Sunday, March 3: 10:30 am CCD Classes Parish Share Begins Tuesday, March 5: 6:00 pm RCIA Wednesday, March 6: 10:00 am Ash Wednesday ASH WEDNESDAY begins this week March 6. Ashes will be distributed after 10:00 am Mass. Sunday, March 10: 10:30 am CCD Classes 10:30 am Parish Breakfast & Bake Sale

LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE for the week of March 10 Lector: Andy McNelis RENTAL OF SPARTAN Server: Hope and DJ Krieger HALL. If you are interested in renting Spartan Hall please call EEM: Bob Jenkins Rose Velgich at 4124077122 Barb Grandillo for information. Sandy Scholl Rich Ruffolo Cross Bearer: Lenny Linko

THE COLLECTION TOTALS from the week of Sunday, February 17 are as CONTACT THE PARISH follows. Many thanks to those who donate to these important parish funds: OFFICE if you are planning a Baptism or Marriage, if you are Repairs: $199.00 in need of offertory envelopes or if someone in your family is sick Votives/Sanctuary Light: $60.00 or in the hospital so that the office is aware. Pǂǈǆ 11 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ MONTHLY NOTES VOLUNTEERS AGE (50+) NEEDED TO SUPPORT THE OASIS TUTORING PROGRAM. We are currently looking for volunteers to come into our downtown Pittsburgh office once a week for a few hours to help with office activities. No experience is needed. A wide variety of activities are available that support the tutoring program including crafts, computer work and more. While volunteering in the office you will have the opportunity to socialize and meet new people. It’s just great! For more information on how to become an Oasis Volunteer, call John D. Spehar, Director, Pittsburgh Oasis Intergenerational Tutoring Program at (412) 3937648 or by email at [email protected]. Oasis is a program of Literacy Pittsburgh. AQUINAS ACADEMY SPEAKERS SERIES. On Thursday, March 7, from 7:00 8:00 pm Father Rene Schatteman, Priest of the Opus Dei Prelature, will be speaking on "What Difference does Lent make?: Lent is my favorite time of the year. A new spirit for Lent." In his presentation on the day after Ash Wednesday Father Rene will give an historical, liturgical and practical view of Lent. A light reception will follow the talk. Lectures are free and open to the public. Visit www.AquinasAcademy.info for more information. ADDICTION RECOVERY MINISTRY. Sunday, March 10, 2:00 pm, Saint Scholastica Church, 309 Brilliant Avenue, Aspinwall. A.R.M. will provide an opportunity for reflection hosted by Father Michael Decewicz. The afternoon will include a rosary for recovery, scripture reading (Mark 5:120), and a reflection on the “Grace of Desperation”. Please plan to attend this afternoon of prayer and insight. A.R.M. Presentation Monday, March 18, 7:00 pm at Rodef Shalom Synagogue, 4905 Fifth Avenue, Oakland. Mr. Casey Mullen will tell his story of journey into recovery. All are invited and encouraged to attend! CALLING ALL MEN! Join us for the 13th Gathering of Catholic Men Conference on April 6 2019. The 13th Gathering of Catholic Men Conference is a powerful encountering of the Mercy of Christ, with dynamic Catholic presenters (Steve Pokorny, Sean O’Hare, Jimmy Mitchell, Kris Frank, Bob Rice, and the honorable Bishop David Zubik). The Steubenville Worship Team will provide uplifting worship music. Mark your calendar for the afternoon of April 6 at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall, Pittsburgh. Doors open at 12:00 pm. Contact Santos Hernandez at [email protected] or www.cmfpitt.org to register. $20 per man. Free to Clergy and Religious. EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 12 Pǂǈǆ 13 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 14 GOT FOOD? This is a question we receive almost daily from our neighbors. There are many ways we provide food to our neighbors and those in need. The Food Pantry at the Cathedral provides free food to neighbors every Tuesday. Bev Rossiter and volunteers from the parish pack bags, giving neighbors fresh produce, dairy, meats, poultry and shelfstable items. People come to the Cathedral every week (about 3040 people representing roughly 50 families) for food. Donations of food and money from parishioners go a long way to helping our neighbors in need. Saint Rosalia also has a food pantry and provides food to roughly 20 neighbors on a monthly basis. The second collection on the 5th Sunday of the month supports this food pantry. Deacon Tom and volunteers from Fishes and Loaves Cooperative Ministries provide homedelivered meals to over 50 people in Hazelwood and Greenfield each weekday, and they provide free lunches to people who come to the Pastoral Center (131 East Elizabeth Street) in Hazelwood. We rely on volunteers and donations to support this ministry. The Ladies of Charity from Saint Stephen and Saint Rosalia collected shelfstable items and packed “Blizzard Bags” for 57 neighbors who receive Meals on Wheels. The Youth Group from these two parishes packed “Blessing Bags” with socks, water, and snacks; these bags are designed to be given to people who stand at intersections asking for help. “I was hungry and you fed me.” (Matt. 25) Jesus comes in many disguises, and many times he is hungry M we have the opportunity to feed HIM. He asks that we not judge whether people actually need food or not M if they ask, we give them food. The Meals on Wheels program generally has extra food. We purchase food, and we receive donations from 412 Food Rescue, from the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, and from other local businesses. As long as we have food, we MUST share it with those in need. Each month we respond to calls from neighbors in need of emergency food M we provide boxes on request with roughly 50 pounds of food (meat, eggs, poultry, pasta, beans, canned vegetables, cereal and shelfstable milk). In the past 6 months we have provided over 2700 pounds of emergency food to more than 30 families. What about YOU? Can you help to deliver food 1 hour each week, either as a driver or as a runner? If so, please contact Deacon Tom Berna (4124143125 [email protected]). You may donate to Fishes and Loaves (place a check into the basket or mail it to 5115 Second Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15207). Pǂǈǆ 15 PǂǓǊǔǉ GǓǐǖǑǊǏǈ #109: GǓǆǆǏǇǊǆǍǅ, HǂǛǆǍǘǐǐǅ ʧ OǂǌǍǂǏǅ EǊǈǉǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ • MǂǓǄǉ 3, 2019 Pǂǈǆ 16

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE & MASS INTENTIONS

Date Time Location Intention

8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Father Kris Stubna, Living Monday, March 4, Saint Casimir 10:00 AM St. Stephen In Honor of the Holy Face of Jesus Sir 17:2024 * Mk 10:1727 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral John Haft 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Weitzel, Beccari, Navario, McGovern Families, Deceased Tuesday, March 5, Weekday 10:00 AM St. Rosalia Charles A. Williams Sir 35:112 * Mk 10:2831 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral In Honor of the Holy Face of Jesus 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral The Living and Deceased Members of the P.F. Gallagher Family

Wednesday, March 6, 10:00 AM St. Stephen Bill O’Neil Ash Wednesday 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Thomas Tunney JI 2:1218 * 2 Cor 5:206:2 * Mt 6:16, 1618 6:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Magdalene Shuker 6:30 PM St. Rosalia William Vanselow 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Barbara Senter Thursday, March 7, Saints Perpetua and Felicity , Martyrs 10:00 AM St. Regis In Honor of the Holy Face of Jesus Dt 30:1520 * Lk 9:2225 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Jerry Cummins, Sr. 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral Al and Ursula Zangrilli, Living Friday, March 8, 10:00 AM St. Rosalia Andy Vehec and Anna Vehec Saint John of God, Religious Is 58:19a * Mt 9:1415 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Margaret Connolly 7:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Stations of the Cross and Benediction 8:15 AM St. Paul Cathedral The Deceased Members of the Gavigan Family Saturday, March 9, 12:05 PM St. Paul Cathedral Bernadette Kazar Saint Francis of Rome, Religious Is 58:9b14 * Lk 5:2732 4:00 PM St. Rosalia Maurice Heh 6:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Edmond O’Malley 6:30 AM St. Paul Cathedral People of the Parish 9:30 AM St. Stephen Bill O’Neil 10:00 AM St. Paul Cathedral Giuseppe and Grazia DeIuliis Sunday, March 10, 10:00 AM St. Regis The Pasquarelli Family First Sunday of Lent Dt 26:410 * Rom 10:813 * 11:00 AM St. Rosalia Patrick Connors Lk 4:113 12:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral William and Frances Dreher St. Regis 12:00 PM Spanish Mass For the Parishioners / Por los Parroquianos 6:00 PM St. Paul Cathedral Intentions of our Parish Ministry of Prayer

FAITHFUL STEWARDSHIP A word of thanks to all who give so generously to support our parishes and their many services.

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