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THE ARCHANGEL FEBRUARY 21, 2021 | FIRST SUNDAY of LENT Welcome! THE ARCHANGEL FEBRUARY 21, 2021 | FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT Welcome! CLERGY TEAM Fr. Robert J. Grecco Pastor [email protected] Fr. Aleksandr J. Schrenk Parochial Vicar [email protected] In Residence Fr. James McDonough Fr. Jerome Etenduk Fr. Robin Evanish Deacons Dcn. Kevin Lander Dcn. Paul Lim Dcn. Jim Mackin MASS SCHEDULE —registration required — SATURDAY: 4:00 p.m. at SSJ 4:30 p.m. at SEAS SUNDAY: 7:30 a.m. at SMOS 8:00 a.m. at SEAS 9:00 a.m. at SSJ 10:00 a.m. at SMOS 10:30 a.m. at SEAS 11:30 a.m. at SSJ MONDAY: 8:30 a.m. at SSJ 12:00 p.m. at SEAS TUESDAY: 9:00 a.m. at SMOS 12:00 p.m. at SSJ WEDNESDAY: 8:30 a.m. at SSJ 12:00 p.m. at SEAS THURSDAY: 8:30 a.m. at SSJ PARISH ADMINISTRATION CENTER 12:00 p.m. at SEAS 330 3rd Avenue, Carnegie, PA 15106 FRIDAY: 9:00 a.m. at SMOS 412-857-5356 | WWW.STRAPHAELCGS.ORG 12:00 p.m. at SSJ For church locations and staff information, see page 20. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church | St. Margaret of Scotland Church | Ss. Simon and Jude Church St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church | St. Margaret of Scotland Church | Ss. Simon and Jude Church PRAYER & WORSHIP SACRAMENTS MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS FEBRUARY 20/21 | FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT 4:00 p.m. SSJ John Butchko by Martha Kashtock 4:30 p.m. SEAS Mickey Pelle by Joanne DiCesare 7:30 a.m. SMOS Carl Abinanti by Mary Ann and Robert Coon BAPTISM: 8:00 a.m. SEAS Ray Beck by Jean Beck For arrangements call 9:00 a.m. SSJ David Duncan by Nancy and Joe Redlinger 412-857-5356 10:00 a.m. SMOS Marlene Delligatti by Donna McDonald and family 10:30 a.m. SEAS Richard Finch Sr. by Carolyn Finch and family 11:30 a.m. SSJ People of the Parish FEBRUARY 22 | FEAST OF THE CHAIR OF ST. PETER 8:30 a.m. SSJ John Butchko by David Harnyak ANOINTING OF THE SICK: 12:00 p.m. SEAS Irene Brosek by Linda, Bill, and Brooke Giehll Call the parish office for arrangements if in danger of death. FEBRUARY 23 | TUESDAY OF THE FIRST WEEK OF LENT If hospitalized or in a skilled nursing facility, please ask the nursing staff 9:00 a.m. SMOS John Lambes by Rosemary and Ralph Vitt to contact the Catholic priest on call 12:00 p.m. SSJ John Butchko by Angela and Sam Verbene for that facility. FEBRUARY 24 | WEDNESDAY OF THE FIRST WEEK OF LENT 8:30 a.m. SSJ Joseph A. Petrone by Angela and Ralph Randazzo 12:00 p.m. SEAS Marylouise Dzadony by the Pritchard Family FEBRUARY 25 | THURSDAY OF THE FIRST WEEK OF LENT 8:30 a.m. SSJ Joseph Stanek by daughters MARRIAGE: 12:00 p.m. SEAS Sylvia Dlugos by family Arrangements must be made with one of the priests at least six months FEBRUARY 26 | FRIDAY OF THE FIRST WEEK OF LENT before the proposed date of the wedding. 9:00 a.m. SMOS Doris Urbatis by Edie Kress and Aldo Colautti 12:00 p.m. SSJ Clynich Caito by Joanne Kollar FEBRUARY 27/28 | SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT 4:00 p.m. SSJ John Butchko by Miranda and Guy DeIuliis 4:30 p.m. SEAS Frank Sikorski by Barbara and family 7:30 a.m. SMOS Kristina Mae Haskins by Bobbi and Jim Henry 8:00 a.m. SEAS People of the Parish PENANCE: Saturdays 9:00 a.m. SSJ Sandra l. Shannon by Virginia and Lee Schubert 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. SMOS Anna Marie Mauti by Betty and Pat Trapuzzano at St. Margaret of Scotland Church Noon to 1:00 p.m. 10:30 a.m. SEAS Doris Urbatis by Betty Wuenstel at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church Please use masks and adhere to all 11:30 a.m. SSJ Anne Smith by Laura and Joe O’Keeffe posted safety protocol. Restrooms will not be available. 2 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church | St. Margaret of Scotland Church | Ss. Simon and Jude Church PRAYER & WORSHIP FROM THE PASTOR “For God’s word offers different facets according to the capacity of the listener, and Please pray those who the Lord has portrayed his message in many have asked for our prayers: colors, so that whoever gazes upon it can see in it what suits him. Within it he has buried Leo Adamo Larry LaSota Anthony Anderson Joan Loniero manifold treasures, so that each of us might Anne Marie Birchok Kathy Lupi grow rich in seeking them out.” -St. Ephrem Brian Bishop Mary Ann Macino Pick up your Bible during the Season of Lent Bob & Marlene Arch MacLennan Donald Campbell Laura Martin and seek the treasure! Dorothy Campbell Sam Martin Elisa Carsia Kathy McGann The shortage of priests has affected the availability of the “anointing of the sick”. Helen Cassidy Sharon McGrath Please be sure to see one of us after Mass before any planned surgery that you Kenneth Chase Marjorie McHugh John Chraska Paul McIsaac would like to have preceded by the anointing. Otherwise, be sure to contact the Rose Marie Clayton Evelyn McLaughlin Catholic Priests assigned to the local hospitals/nursing homes for the Jean Conway Mary Jane Mericli sacrament upon your arrival for care. For those seriously ill in the home, if you Rosemarie Cyprowski Virginia Miller have contacted hospice care, contact us also. In some cases, the sacrament of Katie Denke Baylee Millet penance will be necessary before the anointing. Please do not wait until the Patty Drury Joan Mondine Kathi Dvorak Edith Moretti last moments of life when a priest may not be as readily available. Please note Jo-Ann Eller John Mostowy also the “last” sacrament is actually the Eucharist given as VIATICUM (food for Patti Eurich Rocco Muffi the journey). If the sick person has already lost the ability to swallow or even Helen Fallon Robin Munko consciousness, the opportunity for Viaticum will be lost. Richard Fallon Judi Novak Ron Ferrie Theodore Novak Edward M. Flohr Mario Oliverio The Church calls us to be attentive to the “Easter Duty” that requires all Gabriel Fontana Charles Perry Catholics who are able to receive the Holy Eucharist to do so at least once a Deborah Ford Diane Perry year, particularly during the span of time that began with the First Sunday of May Frye Elizabeth Pfender Lent and continues through to “Trinity Sunday” (May 30). Please note that the William Gabella Lou Pofi reception of the Holy Eucharist might require a prior reception of the Dolores Gigliotti Robert Prevost Brandon Gross Diane Pritchard Sacrament of Penance. Mark Hagelauer Bucky Recaldini Margaret Harkins Dave Redman The Parish Share Program 2021 has begun its trek to diocesan assessment Wayne Hayes Paxton Renk ($355,255) and beyond! When you receive your pledge card, I encourage you to Eileen Henefeld Erica Rich send it back as soon as possible. As an added incentive, parishes that raise Mary V. Hester Florinda Rosemeyer between 80% and 89% of their goal will receive a 1% discount. Parishes that raise Melanie Hooper Sally Sabol Patti Howcroft Alice Salla between 90% and 94% will receive a 2.5% discount. Those that raise between Noreen Joslyn Andrew Patrick Schade 95% and 100% will receive a 5% discount. We have been in that last category for Joanne Keating John Schenk the past three years! The “excess” collected beyond the goal will remain for the Alice Kernan Mary Socci benefit of St. Raphael the Archangel parish. (Remember--- PSP2020 saw an Miriam Kist Teresa Stacy excess of over $200,000!) Eleanor Kitt Jaime St. Ledger Gregory M. Klemmer John Stokan Mary Klutch Judye Suhy I also strongly encourage visitors to assist the parishioners of St. Raphael the Don Krally Bob Super Archangel to the attainment of the PSP goal. Visitors and parishioners who Gloria Krally Rob Super come to Mass without an envelope can show their support of the parish by Lori Krally Rose Talmonti dropping a donation in the red-lined Parish Share envelope that you will find in Darlene Kura Allen Turske Helen Kurek Stephanie Vail the pews. Your generosity is appreciated! David Kushner Mary Kay Walsh Jackie Kushner James Walther Charlotte Kuzma John Zajicek Lollie Label Kathy Zajicek Mark Laird and all who are sick and in need of our prayers. If you or a loved one are admitted to a Please pray for the souls of the faithful departed. hospital or nursing home, please let us know so we can get you the proper spiritual care. Because of the HIPAA law, treatment Dolores Saporito facilities are not permitted to release your information to us unless you or your family Elizabeth “Betty” Siskawicz give them permission to do so. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church | St. Margaret of Scotland Church | Ss. Simon and Jude Church 3 PARISH LIFE LENTEN REGULATIONS TABERNACLE CANDLE 1. Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast and abstinence. The Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence in the United States. 2. The obligation of abstinence (refraining from eating meat) begins at the age of 14. The law of fasting (limiting oneself to one full meal and two lighter meals) obliges all between the ages of 18-59. No one should consider this obligation lightly. 3. Those individuals who have a medical condition in which fasting may be At St. Elizabeth Ann Seton: considered harmful are not obliged to fast, but should perform some other act John Raffa of penance or charity.
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