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R Wendelin oman C atholic P ar ish A Message From The Pastor ... Dear Brothers and Sisters, Have you ever been on a team? Maybe you have in sports or at work. We all come from families which are teams, I think. What is a team? A team is a group of people who come together to work toward a common goal. A team can be a great thing. Did you see Vance McDonald stiff arm that guy from Tampa Bay and run for a touchdown on Monday night? It was an amazing play. He is a great player. But if it were just Vance McDonald versus the entire Buccaneers team, no matter how fast and strong he is, he would lose. A team makes things happen that an individual can’t do by themselves. Each person plays a role. Each role is important. Any one of the teammates not doing his job and great things like that play don’t happen. Ben would have gotten sacked or the Thursday, October 4 ball would have been Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi tipped and we would One of our most beloved never have seen such See page 3 for more St. Francis information. a cool play. So what teams are you on? What comes to mind when I ask that? Maybe you think about sports you play Monday: or the organizations you belong to. Maybe Jb 1:6-22; Ps 17:1bcd-3, 6-7; Lk 9:46-50 you think about your parish. That’s a team, right? It is supposed to be. Maybe you think Tuesday: about being a Catholic. There is one team that I would bet just about everyone here is Jb 3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23; Ps 88:2-8; a member of, no matter what is on our envelopes or our hoodies. The Baptized! If you Mt 18:1-5, 10 were baptized in a - or in any Christian church that baptizes with water Wednesday: and in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, which includes almost all Protestant churches - then you are on an elite and important team. You are Jb 9:1-12, 14-16; Ps 88:10bc-15; on the team that has been claimed by Christ and filled with the Holy Spirit! You are on Lk 9:57-62 the team Prophets. Anointed to tell the world about the Love of Jesus Christ. No matter Thursday: what other team you are on, this team is the most eternally important one. Jb 19:21-27; Ps 27:7-9abc, 13-14; In the First Reading and the Gospel this week, we see unrest in the team. has just Lk 10:1-12 lead the people of Israel through a sort of ordination. God took from the portion of the Friday: Spirit that He had given Moses, the same Spirit given to us, and shared it with the people. Jb 38:1, 12-21; 40:3-5; Now Eldad and Medad didn’t go to the ordination. They stayed in their tents, probably looking at their phones! But God did not withhold the Spirit from them. The other Ps 139:1-3, 7-10, 13-14ab; Lk 10:13-16 people, ticked that Eldad and Medad hadn’t gone through what they had, complained Saturday: to Moses. It’s not fair, they said. We should stop them. But Moses understood that the Jb 42:1-3, 5-6, 12-17; goal of the team was most important. They were to be the light for all nations. Eldad and Ps 119:66, 71, 75, 91, 125, 130; Medad, even though they had stayed in their tents, were given the Spirit and were being Lk 10:17-24 good teammates now, allowing the Lord to speak through them. It furthered the goal of the team, said Moses, and he wished others would get over themselves and their petty Sunday: disagreements and get about the business of the team. Gn 2:18-24; Ps 128:1-6; Heb 2:9-11; Jesus faces a similar dilemma to Moses. Again, some are complaining because others Mk 10:2-16 [2-12] who weren’t from their group were doing the work of the team. Jesus, like Moses, says the goal of the team, telling the Good News, is what is important. Quit wasting time with this and get about the business of the team. So here is a question, what kind of teammate are you? Are you focused on the business of the team? And importantly, which team? It is easy to be like the people in our readings Confession - Saturdays and get hung up on some of the smaller teams we are a part of. They were stuck on St. Wendelin - 11:30am-Noon the people who went to the mountain with them in the First Reading and the team of St. John - 3:15-3:45pm the disciples in the Gospel. But God has bigger eyes than this. Our other teams - family, sports, work, parish - these are all good and important, but none of them is as eternally Baptism important as being on the team of the Prophets, the Baptized. So are you a good Baptism Class on Saturday, Oct. 6 teammate? Do you do your part to tell the Good News of Jesus Christ? Are you focused at 10:00am at St. Wendelin on the business of this team? Each is needed. Each is important. Eternally great things For information, call either office. can come if we all pull together as a team. Are you for us or against us? Class is required prior to the Sacrament. Peace and Love, Marriage Fr. Matt Six months notice

Page 2 St. Wendelin and St. John Parishes September 30, 2018 St. John St. John St. Wendelin Saturday, September 29 - Vigil Saturday, September 29 Saturday, September 29 4:00pm Denny Ryan Fall Festival...... 8:00am-4:00pm Confessions...... 11:30am-Noon (Ryan Family) Confessions...... 3:15-3:45pm Vigil Mass...... 6:00pm Sunday, September 30 - Vigil Mass...... 4:00pm Sunday, September 30 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, September 30 Masses...... 7:00am & 10:30am 8:45am Harold Kramer Mass...... 8:45am K-5 CCD...... 9:00-10:15am (Kramer Family) Grades 1-5 CCD ...... After Mass Commences in Church; Dismissal from School Monday, October 1 Commences in Church; Dismissal from Center 6-8 CCD...... 6:30-8:00pm 7:30am Jean Crytzer Monday, October 1 Commences in Church; Dismissal from School (Gary & Yolanda Cypher) Mass...... 7:30am Monday, October 1 Thursday, October 4 Tuesday, October 2 AA Meeting...... 8:00pm 7:30am Jade Bzorek Grades 6-8 CCD ...... 6:00pm Tuesday, October 2 (Zoda Lauer) School Rosary...... 11:00am Saturday, October 6 - Vigil Thursday, October 4 Mass...... 7:30am Cub & Boy Scouts...... 6:00pm 4:00pm Steve Blatt Rosary & Faith Alive...... 6:30pm (Dan & Shirley Vernon) Saturday, October 6 Sunday, October 7 - Confessions...... 3:15-3:45pm Wednesday, October 3 Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Vigil Mass...... 4:00pm School Mass...... 10:15am Girl Scouts...... 6:00pm 8:45am For the Parishioners of Sunday, October 7 St. John Parish Mass...... 8:45am Thursday, October 4 Grades 1-5 CCD ...... After Mass RCIA...... 7:00pm The St. John 2019 Mass Book Commences in Church; Dismissal from Center Friday, October 5 will be open for Mass requests Mass...... 7:30am on Tuesday, October 16. Towel BINGO...... 2:00pm Additional information about School Walk A Thon...... All Day St. John Mass Intentions on page 4. Second Collections Next Week Saturday, October 6 St. John - CCD Baptism Class...... 10:00am St. Wendelin St. Wendelin - Adopt A Child Confessions...... 11:30am-Noon Saturday, September 29 - Vigil Vigil Mass...... 6:00pm Reverse Raffle...... 6:00pm 6:00pm Francis Fritz Neff About... St. Francis of Assisi (Carol & Ed, Mom & Dad) One of our most beloved Saints Sunday, October 7 Sunday, September 30 - St. Francis was born in the town of Masses...... 7:00am & 10:30am Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Assisi in Italy in 1182. He was a wealthy K of C Breakfast...... 8:00am-Noon young man, but left his comfortable 7:00am Ruth Rodgers K-8 CCD...... No Class home when he heard God’s call. At 10:30am For the Parishioners of the age of 20 he devoted himself to a St. Wendelin Parish life of prayer, and soon after, Francis Peace Prayer of Saint Francis Lord, Wednesday, October 3 embraced a life of poverty and dedi- 10:15am Regis P. Neff make me an instrument of your peace: cated himself to God. Francis was a where there is hatred, let me sow love; (James & Mary Ann Young) lover of nature. He took long walks where there is injury, pardon; Friday, October 5 through the countryside and studied where there is doubt, faith; 7:30am Earl Saeler its plants and trees. Francis felt that all where there is despair, hope; (Ray & Judy Oesterling) plants and animals were part of God’s where there is darkness, light; where there is sadness, joy. Saturday, October 6 - Vigil kingdom. St. Francis is the founder of the Franciscan religious order. He is O divine Master, 6:00pm Jeriemiah D. Waltman grant that I may not so much seek (Rick Waltman) the of those who care for plants and animals. He is known to be consoled as to console, Sunday, October 7 - to be understood as to understand, as the designer of the first Nativity set to be loved as to love. Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time and was the first man ever recorded 7:00am Regis Geibel For it is in giving that we receive, to receive the Stigmata, the wounds it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, (Rita Musthaf) of Christ. His feast day is celebrated and it is in dying 10:30am Nick Serafine on October 4, when many churches that we are born to eternal life. (Roy, Mary & Girls) host a blessing of animals. Amen. The Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 The Marian Guild will host Towel Bingo on Sunday, October 7 at 2:00pm in the parish hall. Donations of cookies and towels are appreciated. Volunteers are welcome and Confir- Parishioners from mation students can earn St. John and service hours by helping! St. Wendelin enjoyed the CGS Diocesan News Called & Gifted Children ages 4 and 5 Retreat will begin Catechesis of last weekend. the Good Shepherd on Sunday, October 14. Students will assemble after Sunday morning FALL FESTIVAL THANKS! Mass in front of the Altar Thank you to everyone who helped with at St. John Church. Stu- the Fall Festival. Preliminary information will be available in next week’s bulletin. dents and teachers will Final results will be published after the process to the CCD Cen- Raffle Ticket drawing in December. ter. Parents are required BOSCOV’s SHOPPING PASSES CONGRATULATIONS! to enter the building for are available for $5 each before and dismissal of their children after Masses. Passes are good for 25% Daniel & Honore at 11:00am. off most items on Tuesday, October 16. on the baptism of their daughter Pictorial Great time to get holiday decorations! MALIA LITTLE DOVE STEIGHNER on September 23, 2018 Directory RAFFLE TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE Photo Days at Raffle ticket packets are still available. MAY JESus ALWAYS BE HER LIGHT Stop before or after Masses on the St. John Parish Hall weekends and pick-up a packet! Please Thursday, Nov. 8 - return your ticket stubs in the original Mass Intention Information - From Page 2 Saturday, Nov. 10 envelope to aid in logging of the tickets. Due to the limited number of Masses Sign-ups for the St. John, St. Remember, our goal is 6,000 tickets. at St. John, each family will be permitted Mary, and St. Joseph Picto- one daily Mass (Tuesdays at 8:00am) rial Directory will continue and/or one Sunday Mass request to allow for before and after Masses on the other parishioners to have Masses said for weekend. You may also signup loved ones. Your cooperation is appreciated. on line by clicking on the link available on our website (www. October St. John Offertory stjohntheevangelistparish.org) or by typing in the Lifetouch 6 & 7 September 22 & 23 website (https://booknow-li- Sunday Offertory at Mass...... $1,997.00 fetouch.appointment-plus. Saturday 4:00pm Sunday 8:45am

com/yx799t5c/ on your com- Weekly Goal...... $2,650.00 LECTORS Denise Drosjack Chrissie Mullen Fall Collection ...... $200.00 mand line. On-line scheduling

Bishop’s Education Fund ...... $30.00 is available Tuesdays after Dorothy Long Rose Hinch EUCHARISTIC Votive Candles ...... $24.00 9:00am through Thursdays Bill Katsko Jerry Harrison MINISTERS Parish Share Goal ...... $27,194.00 at 3:00pm. The internet site Volunteer Needed John Geibel Parish Share Payments To Date ....$19,901.12 does not work after that time allowing for people to manu- Watson Child Kendall Mullen Parish Share Pledges To Date ...... $835.00 ALTAR ally sign up at Masses on the SERVERS Watson Child Sidney Mullen Percentage of Goal...... 76% weekend. Questions? Contact THANK YOU for your generosity to parish ministries! the parish office.

Page 4 St. Wendelin and St. John Parishes September 30, 2018 St. Wendelinfest TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW Mark your calendar for Friday, October 19, as the second annual St. Wendelinfest is scheduled! Enjoy authentic German music, Sympathy is extended to the families of dancing, food & beverages (yep - beers!) with fellow parishioners who share in our rich & Rose Marie Snyder colorful German heritage. Come hungry for September 15, 2018 The band will be brats, schnitzel, strudel & more. Chances for who was laid to rest on door prizes, raffles, 50/50. Tickets available Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, oompahing & NOW after all Masses or by calling the Parish and let perpetual light shine upon her. Office. $20 for adults & $10 for under 21, May she rest in peace. the dancers stomping! all food, beverages, entertainment included. Larry Raymond Webber who was laid to rest on September 24, 2018 Todd & Lindsey Walker Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord, on the baptism of their son and let perpetual light shine upon him KAMDEN MITCHELL WALKER May he rest in peace. on September 16, 2018 FOR ALTAR SERVERS, LECTORS, EMs Raymond & Melissa Rumbaugh Days off requests for the Advent/Christ- CONGRATULATIONS! on the baptism of their daughter mas Ministry Schedule are due TOMOR- PAYTON RAE RUMBAUGH ROW, October 1, in the office. Irvin & Jennifer Gable on September 16, 2018 OCTOBER BAPTISM CLASS on the baptism of their son Prospective and new parents are required Kenneth & Jennifer Koss to take a Baptism Class prior to their child MILES ALEXANDER GABLE receiving the Sacrament. The next class on August 26, 2018 on the baptism of their daughter is Saturday, October 6, 10:00am. Pre-re- ADALYN MAE KOSS gistration required by calling the office. Dalton & Michaellene Geibel on September 16, 2018 SCHOOL’S REVERSE RAFFLE on the baptism of their son Saturday, October 6 - A ton of fun and MAX JAMES GEIBEL Audie & Sarah Smith excitement as the grand prize is the L-A- on September 2, 2018 on the baptism of their son S-T ticket drawn instead of the first! Lotsa AUDIE DEE FRANCIS SMITH JR. food and prizes! Jeffrey & Amanda Taylor on September 23, 2018 K OF C EVENTS on the baptism of their son Sunday, October 7, 8:00am-noon, a JASE PHILLIP TAYLOR delicious Pancake & Sausage Breakfast; MAY ALWAYS BE THEIR LIGHT Sunday, October 21, 11:30am-2:00pm, on September 16, 2018 JESus Soup & Sandwich Luncheon Prayer List Updates & Homebound Eucharist Visitations We need YOU to make sure that the Parish Prayer List and the list of parishioners who need Home Visitation for the Eucharist are both current. Please call the Parish Office if you are aware of a change or addition to either ministry. The Prayer List is on the website and there are hard copies in the vestibule. The Homebound List is maintained in the Office.T hank you!

St. Wendelin Offertory October 6 & 7 THANK YOU September 22 & 23 for your generosity Offertory at Mass...... $3,036.60 to Saturday 6:00pm Sunday 7:00am Sunday 10:30am Offertory Online...... $175.00 parish

Total Offertory...... $3,211.60 ministries! LECTORS Cathy Rodgers Joel Geibel Mike Slater Weekly Goal...... $4,350.00 Linda Green Mary Grenet Patty Sanderson Project Fund...... $5.00 REMEMBER EUCHARISTIC Danielle Penrod Ed Grenet Mary Bergbigler Adopt A Child...... $5.00 Online Giving MINISTERS Ruth Ann Nebel John Stepansky Bob Geibel Parish Share at Mass...... $155.00 options at stwendelinbutler.com Maura Penrod Parish Share Online...... $50.00 Olivia Slater Both Weekly ALTAR Megan Penrod Conner Schaffner Total Parish Share This Week...... $205.00 Tanner Schaffner Lance Slater & Parish Share SERVERS Emma Hesidenz Volunteer Needed 2018 Parish Share To Date...... $22,035.00 available 2018 Parish Share Goal...... $38,809.00

The Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 5 School & Religious Education News This week’s St. Wendelin School Student of the Week is: CATHOLIC IDENTITY WEEKLY VIRTUE/VALUE SOPHIE MITCH This week’s virtue is Sophie is a sweet six-year- RESPECT ALL LIFE old student who says that Respect all life is she loves to play Math to regard highly and “Bubble Pop” at school. to hold sacred life in all forms from Sophie has one sister and conception to natural death. two brothers who also Respect Life Month and the USCCB Program attend St. Wendelin School. Respect Life Month is observed annually in October She enjoys swimming and This year’s theme, “Every Life: Cherished, Chosen, Sent” is featured October 2018 - September 2019 playing with her sister. What is the Respect Life Program? Her favorite color is pink The annual Respect Life Program is a year-round, nationwide effort to help Catholics understand, value, and become engaged with building a culture and when she grows up she that cherishes every human life, from conception to natural death. Although would like to be a nurse! sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), the Respect Life Program relies on the efforts of parishioners throughout the Church. Congratulations to this week’s USCCB makes Respect Life information available to all who are interested to St. Wendelin School Student assist with your own comprehension, and to aid in your efforts of educating those around you. These materials are designed to be brought to life as tools of the Week, Sophie Mitch! in your hands! For free digital resources, visit www.usccb.org/respectlife. HEY! HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! Registration now open for: The Pittsburgh Fall Retreat For Teens Grades 9-12 At Camp Allegheny, Ellwood City - Friday, Nov. 16 - Sunday, Nov. 18 Retreat Fee: $130 (help available) - Register by: Monday, Oct. 15, thru SWC Featuring: † Great Music † Inspiring Speakers High school students † Uplifting Prayer are invited to join † Mass the volleyball league † Adoration that plays at † Reconciliation Butler Catholic School † Very Cool Camp on the following † Can Make New Friends Sundays: The retreat’s special guest ... Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, is Bob Rice, a super-famous speaker, musician, writer and professor at Franciscan University. 18 & 25; with He’s written books, articles, and award-winning scripts that help people come to a deeper playoffs on Dec. 2. understanding of the Catholic faith. Bob has recorded numerous CDs and leads worship for Even if you can only more than 10,000 people every year, mostly through the Steubenville Conferences. So he’s make a game or two, kind of a big deal. The Theme: Are You For Real? come join the fun Or do you hide behind your perfectly crafted social status? In doing so we surrender to fear, and get in a little anxiety, pressure, keeping our faith life in one box and the rest of our lives in another. The competitive exercise! cure is authentic surrender to the Lord. How can allowing yourself to be authentically loved Call SWC at by God and loving Him revolutionize your life? Fall Retreat 2018 seeks to tackle these tough 724-287-0820 questions and lead you to a new place of authentic freedom, confidence, and love. to hold “We are not some casual and meaningless product of evolution. Each of us is a result of your spot. a thought of God. Each of us is willed, each of us is loved, and each of us is necessary.” It’s free and it’s fun! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, October 15 through SWC. Questions to the parish at 724-287-0820.

Page 6 St. Wendelin and St. John Parishes September 30, 2018 Our Neighbors in Faith

St. Patrick: ROAST BEEF DINNER In Butler: BUNDLE UP BUTLER Scottish Highland Roast Beef Dinner with It’s time for Bundle Up Butler, the Center for mashed potatoes, noodles, cole slaw, green Community Resources project that provides beans, bread, dessert, and beverage will be winter coats to children and families in-need. You who are my messenger, served on Sunday, October 7 from 11:00am- 1. Donate coats - new or gently worn in you I place my absolute trust. 3:00pm in the Parish Hall located at 915 State 2. Volunteers are needed the week leading – – Route 68, East Brady. $12.00 for adults and $6 up to the distribution event, which isFriday, During October, for children. Also offered is a basket raffle and October 26, as well as on that day. Clearances which is Respect Life raffle tickets for a chance to win one of five are required: PA State Police Criminal History Month, $100 cash prizes. certification and PA Child Abuse History certi- this space Wexford: PURSE BINGO fication from the PA Dept of Human Services. will showcase If you volunteered last year, clearances are still Respect Life Blessed Francis Seelos Academy in Wexford information. will hold its Designer Bag Bingo on Friday, current. October 12 at 6:00pm at the school featuring 3. Monetary donation - this will subsidize what 60 designer bags. The $40 admission price is donated. Questions? Call 724-431-0095, includes 12 rounds of Bingo with at least one or visit 212-214 S. Main St., Butler, or 121 designer purse awarded during, and one after, Sunnyview Circle, Suite 131, Butler, or www. EVERY LIFE: CHERISHED, CHOSEN, SENT ccrinfo.org. In 1531, when the practice of human each Bingo round. The admission price also sacrifice was still a recent memory, the includes door prizes. Desserts and non-alco- Women’s Conference: OVERFLOW Mother of God appeared to St. Juan Diego holic beverages will be provided. Attendees Register today for the second annual Catholic in as a pregnant native woman, now are welcome to BYOB and may bring food to Women’s Fellowship Conference on Saturday, known as Our Lady of Guadalupe. She sent share with their table of eight. Those who October 27 at the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh him with miraculous flowers in his cloak to tell the bishop to build a church where buy a 50/50 raffle ticket are eligible to win a Int’l Airport. Don’t miss the inspiring spea- people could receive her Son and her loving, Michael Kors purse stuffed with the 50/50 cash kers, building community with other women, tender care. When St. Juan Diego opened winnings. There are additional pay-to-play time for prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, the cloak before the bishop, an image of games with Steelers, Kate Spade, and Disney opportunities for confession, Holy Mass, and Our Lady was revealed that remains to this day. The chapel was quickly built, millions bags. Tickets at http://tinyurl.com/SeelosBingo MORE. Come be filled and be empowered to embraced Christianity, and the Church until midnight on Tuesday, October 9. Those live in the overflow of the Holy Spirit! Connect increased its protection of the indigenous who buy online receive an extra chance to with CWF at www.cwfpitt.org. peoples. By embracing the mission entrusted win a door prize. Tickets at the door are $45. ANNUAL LOVE WALK FOR THE POOR to him, St. Juan Diego helped bring Christ’s Information: 412-952-7200 or bingo@SeelosA- transforming love to cultures gripped by All are invited to participate in Catholic Chari- oppression and death. Today, we again cademy.org. ties 28th Annual Love Walk for the Poor on see the dignity of human life disregarded. COLLEGE DISCERNMENT NIGHT Sunday, November 4, beginning at St. Peter’s Unborn children are destroyed through abortion, and ill people are encouraged and Come to discern how the Lord is calling you Catholic Church on Pittsburgh’s North Shore, assisted to take their own lives. How do we to serve Him and to learn more about the with Mass at 2:00pm with Fr. Michael Ack- respond? The essence of our identity is that priesthood at the College Discernment Night, erman, followed by a one-mile walk to the we are created in God’s image and likeness held Monday, October 15 from 5:30-8:30pm streets of downtown Pittsburgh, arriving at and loved by Him. Nothing can diminish the at St. Paul Seminary. The evening will include Catholic Charities in the Cultural District. All priceless worth of any human life. Every person is cherished. Evening Prayer and dinner with the seminari- ages are encouraged to attend. Participants Every person is chosen. ans, a talk by Father Mike Ackerman, adora- are asked to donate winter outerwear and Every person is sent. tion, and a bonfire. All college and post-college non-perishable foods to Catholic Charities. Like St. Juan Diego, let us embrace our men are welcome. Register at email tsullivan@ Questions to www.ccpgh.org or Brendan Avila daily mission to help others encounter diopitt.org. at (412) 456-6969 / [email protected]. God’s life-giving love.

St. John the Evangelist Parish St. Wendelin Parish & School www.stjohntheevangelistparish.org www.stwendelinbutler.com 668 Clearfield Road, Fenelton PA 16034-9743 210 St. Wendelin Road, Butler, PA 16002 Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday - 9:00am-2:00pm Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 9:00am-Noon Staff Staff Father Matt McClain, Pastor 724-287-7590 Father Matt McClain, Pastor 724-287-0820, X102 Barbara Boltz - Office Manager Dan Vernon - Business Manager 724-287-0820 and Safe Environment Coordinator 724-287-7590 [email protected] [email protected] Gina Beaver - CCD Director 724-287-0820, X112 Laura Eakman - CCD Program Manager 724-287-0426 [email protected] [email protected] Steven Yealy - Music Director 717-451-2082 Steven Yealy - Music Director 717-451-2082 [email protected] [email protected] JoLynn Clouse - School Principal 724-285-4986 [email protected] For Cemetery Inquiries at both St. John and St. Wendelin, Nicole Karenbauer - Office Manager Contact North Regional Office, 2636 Ellwood Road, New and Safe Environment Coordinator 724-287-0820, X111

Castle, PA 16101, or 724-323-0033 or [email protected]. [email protected]

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