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PARISH ADMINISTRATIVE PARISH WORSHIP SITES OFFICE Saint Paul Saint Regis Saint Rosalia Saint Stephen Cathedral 3256 Parkview Ave 411 Greenfield Ave 5115 Second Ave 108 N. Dithridge Street Fifth Ave & Craig St Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Pittsburgh, PA 15207 Pittsburgh, PA 15207 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Phone: 412-621-4951

Fax: 412-621-1079 MISSION STATEMENT [email protected] The Catholic Community of Greenfield, Hazelwood and Oakland seeks to proclaim, witness and share the Good News of Jesus Christ with everyone. ghocatholics.org Empowered by the Holy Spirit and nourished by the Eucharist, Saint Paul Cathedral Parish welcomes all to come and to join us on our mission to deepen our faith and holiness, grow in our love for God and others, and facebook.com/stpaulpgh extend charity to all, especially the poor and those in need. twitter.com/saintpaulpgh

WWW.GHOCATHOLICS.ORG BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH PARISH INFORMATION Most Reverend David A. Zubik, D.D. MASS INTENTIONS CLERGY TEAM Monday, October 19 Very Reverend Kris D. Stubna, S.T.D. 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Bob Lamars Pastor and Rector [email protected] 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Valerio and Gemma Cavaliere Tuesday, October 20 Reverend John S. Odeyemi Parochial Vicar 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Josephine Butch [email protected] 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Joe Davoren

Reverend Daniel L. Walsh, C.S.Sp. Wednesday, October 21 Parochial Vicar 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Rebecca Staniszewski [email protected] 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Walter Clapper Reverend Steven M. Palsa, M.Div., M.A. 7:00 pm St. Paul Cathedral Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help Part-time Parish Chaplain [email protected] Thursday, October 22 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Patrick Spano Reverend Michael R. Ackerman In Residence 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Josephine Kobak [email protected] Friday, October 23

Deacon Thomas J. Berna, Ph.D. 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Provvidenza Crisanti Deacon 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Martin Madigan [email protected] Saturday, October 24 8:15 am St. Paul Cathedral Grace Jennings 12:05 pm St. Paul Cathedral Helen Zips Ayers THIS WEEK’S READINGS 4:00 pm St. Rosalia Orlando Bellisario Sunday, October 25 Monday, October 19 6:30 am St. Paul Cathedral Patricia Gaertner Saints John de Brébeuf and Isaac Jogues, Priests and Companions, Martyrs - 10:00 am St. Paul Cathedral T.J. Bainbridge Eph 2:1-10 * Lk 12:13-21 12:00 pm St. Paul Cathedral Carmelo Sciulli 1:00 pm St. Paul Cathedral Eucharistic Adoration Tuesday, October 20 1:00 pm St. Rosalia (Spanish) Helen Florkowski Saint Paul of the Cross, Priest - 5:00 pm St. Paul Cathedral Vespers and Benediction Eph 2:12-22 * Lk 12:35-38 6:00 pm St. Paul Cathedral Dennis Smith Wednesday, October 21 LITURGY SCHEDULE (CURRENT) Weekday - Eph 3:2-12 * Lk 12:39-48 Mass Times Novena to Our Mother of St. Paul Cathedral Perpetual Help Sunday: 6:30am, 10am, 12noon & 6pm St. Paul Cathedral Thursday, October 22 Weekdays (Monday - Saturday): Wednesday: 7pm - 8pm 8:15am & 12:05pm Eucharistic Exposition & Adoration: 7pm Saint John Paul II, Pope - Eph 3:14-21 * Lk 12:49-53 St. Rosalia Novena Prayers & Benediction: 7:30pm Saturday Anticipated: 4pm Televised Mass Sunday: 1pm (Spanish) Friday, October 23 Live on Comcast - Cable Channel 95 Saint John of Capistrano, Priest - Confession Times Live Streamed Online - ghocatholics.org Eph 4:1-6 * Lk 12:54-59 St. Rosalia Parking Lot Weekdays (Monday - Saturday): 8:15am Friday: 12noon - 1pm Sunday: 10am Saturday: 12noon - 1pm Saturday, October 24 Saint Anthony Mary Claret, Bishop - FAITHFUL STEWARDSHIP Eph 4:7-16 * Lk 13:1-9 A word of thanks to all who give so generously to support our parish and its many services.

St. Paul Cathedral Parish - Sunday, October 4, 2020 Sunday, October 25 114th Anniversary of the 4:00 pm: 6:30 am: 10:00 am: 12:00 pm: 1:00 pm: 6:00 pm: Mail-in: Total: Dedication of Saint Paul Cathedral - $840.00 $1,783.00 $4,097.00 $2,702.00 $128.00 $593.00 $6,068.00 $16,211.00 1 Kings 8:22-23, 27-30 * 1 Peter 2:4-9 * Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator: 412-456-3093 (Office); 1-888-808-1235 (Hotline) John 2:13-22 PA Child Line: 1-800-932-0313 - Call 9-1-1 immediately if a child is in danger

2 SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL PARISH | GREENFIELD, HAZELWOOD, OAKLAND PARISH STAFF REFLECTIONS Sister Mariella Bradley Office Staff [email protected] SCRIPTURE REFLECTION Larry Clapper Sadly, we hear time and again how the Pharisees and religious leaders Director of Facilities and Maintenance in the time of Jesus were more interested in “entrapping him” to make [email protected] a case against him, than they were in really hearing and seeing what Ken Danchik Jesus was saying and doing. But Matthew’s gospel records for us that Associate Organist Jesus knew their malice and their evil intentions. It is exactly this [email protected] stubbornness of heart and spiritual blindness that will prevent them Beverly Farinelli from seeing that God’s reign has come in the person of Jesus and His Wedding Coordinator invitation to follow him is precisely the pathway to salvation for which [email protected] they have been waiting. Don Fellows Director of Music and Organist Certainly, Jesus says, we must be good citizens and live in the world [email protected] around us responsibly. But we must also “give to God what is God’s.” Erica Gamerro Isaiah is sent to King Cyrus to remind him that all his success in life, his Part-time Pastoral Associate victories in battle, his material wealth, and his power, are gifts of God, [email protected] not his own handiwork. “I have called you by name, giving you a title, Eileen Lancos though you knew me not. It is I who arm you, though you know me Sacristan not.” Cyrus is invited to put his faith in the God who created him, who Jean Malek led him and guided him, and who sustains him now. “I am the Lord, Parish Secretary there is no other, there is no God beside me.” [email protected]

This realization is what each of us, as God’s creatures, must see with Christina McCann our eyes and believe with our hearts. All we are and all we have comes Wedding Coordinator from a God who has loved us first and whose mercy sustains us, and [email protected] whose power will lead us ultimately to salvation and the fullness of life. Mike Pittek What must our response be? It must be one of praise and glory to our Office Manager Loving Father, a constant awareness of our blessedness as his children, [email protected] and the hope we embrace as children of God for what lies ahead for all Terri Taormina Director of Religious Education who believe. [email protected]

Saint Paul says, “We give thanks to God always for all of you, Ted Wojcik unceasingly calling to mind your work of faith and labor of love and Sacristan endurance in hope of our Lord Jesus Christ.” We are indeed loved by Greg Zigray God, chosen to be perfect as our Heavenly Father is perfect and Business Manager destined for greatness in his Kingdom. We need each day to sing with [email protected] the psalmist: “For great is the Lord and highly to be praised; awesome is he, beyond all gods. Give the Lord glory and praise; give the Lord the glory due his name! Worship the Lord; tremble before him; The Lord is QUOTES OF THE WEEK king.” Amen. FROM THE HEART OF OUR PASTOR, FATHER STUBNA “I plead with you – never, ever

1. THE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR have been caring for the give up on hope, never doubt, elderly poor of Pittsburgh since 1872. Our annual parish collection never tire, and never become to support their mission has been postponed this year due to the discouraged. Be not afraid.” Coronavirus pandemic. The Little Sisters will be unable to be at the doors to ask for your help. If you would like to contribute to their ~ Pope St. John Paul II good works we are asking that you either send a gift directly to 1028 Benton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 or include an envelope “Place your hopes in the marked, “Little Sisters of the Poor,” in our collection boxes at Saint Paul Cathedral or Saint Rosalia. You can also mail or drop off your mercy of God and the merits donation at the parish administrative office. We are asking that of our Redeemer; say often, you do that next weekend, October 24-25. Your contributions are looking at the crucifix: There greatly appreciated, and we will continue to keep the Little Sisters are centered all my hopes.” of the Poor in our prayers. ~ St. Paul of the Cross

3 OCTOBER 18, 2020 | TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SOCIAL MEDIA For parish updates, news, and more REFLECTIONS find us on Twitter and Facebook: twitter.com/saintpaulpgh 2. OUR DUTY TO VOTE. God calls Catholics to care about the common good. We must vote if we are to have a society guided by facebook.com/stpaulpgh justice and mercy. While individual Catholics are encouraged to study the candidates, to measure their actions and positions according to scripture and to become politically active, the Church THE FR. VANYO LIBRARY itself does not endorse candidates. The Church addresses issues, The Father Vanyo Library is closed until further notice. You can visit never parties or politicians. As your pastor, it is my responsibility to librarycat.org/lib/vanyolibrary to inform and to instruct the faithful about what the Church teaches view the books and resources and how those issues must influence how we vote as Catholics and available. members of the Church. As the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops made clear: “The threat of abortion is the preeminent priority of all the life issues confronting us because it directly ONLINE GIVING attacks life itself, because it takes place within the sanctuary of the Giving has never been easier! family and because of the number of lives destroyed.” Of course, Visit ghocatholics.org and click on every issue that diminishes human life and dignity is important. the “Donate to St. Paul Cathedral” page under the “Resources” tab. Included are racism, poverty, injustice, the death penalty, First-time users will need to create a economic inequality, and others. But as Bishop Zubik wrote in his new account. Schedule recurring recent letter: “Some might argue that abortion is a single issue. gifts or make one-time donations. Respect Life is the issue. But it is a continuum of other issues that flow from the beginning of life at the moment of conception. Every other iteration of life flows from the preeminent moment of FOR THE MOST conception. For Catholics it is morally unacceptable to vote for a UPDATED INFORMATION candidate with the specific intent in support of something that is on the diocesan response to the intrinsically evil.” As Bishop Zubik wrote: “Please vote! Please vote coronavirus concerns please go to with an informed conscience! Please vote with the Truth in mind.” www.diopitt.org. 3. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to one of our former pastors and rectors of Saint Paul Cathedral, Bishop Paul Bradley. Bishop Bradley is celebrating his 75th birthday today, October 18. HAPPENINGS AND Bishop Bradley served as pastor and rector of the Cathedral from EVENTS January 2001 to December 2004. He served as auxiliary bishop of We are happy to put things in the bulletin about special anniversaries, the Diocese of Pittsburgh from February 2005 and was elected to birthdays, or other events in the serve as the Apostolic Administrator after the transfer of Bishop lives of our parishioners. Please Wuerl from June 2006 until September 2007. He was appointed the notify the parish office and 4th bishop of the Diocese of Kalamazoo, Michigan in April 2009 remember that the bulletin for where he continues to serve as bishop. Some of his family, Sunday is completed by Monday of including his sister, Sister Mariella Bradley, RSM, who serves on the that week. If you miss the Monday deadline then it will have to wait Cathedral staff, will be in Kalamazoo to celebrate this significant until the following week. milestone. Our Saint Paul Cathedral parish family sends many prayers, blessings and best wishes with grateful hearts for his service to our parish, to the Diocese of Pittsburgh and to the BANNS OF MARRIAGE Church. May God grant him health, strength, peace, and joy. Ad Please remember to keep in your multos annos! prayers the following couples who are preparing for the Sacrament of WHAT IS FLOCKNOTE? Flocknote is an easy and efficient way for Marriage: St. Paul Cathedral Parish to communicate with parishioners and

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4 SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL PARISH | GREENFIELD, HAZELWOOD, OAKLAND PARISH NEWS ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL SANCTUARY CANDLE This week, from October 17 through OUR WEEKLY NOVENA TO OUR MOTHER OF October 23, the Sanctuary Candle at PERPETUAL HELP. At Saint Paul Cathedral on St. Paul Cathedral is being offered Wednesday evenings the Eucharist is exposed on the altar for:

at 7:00 pm and the novena prayers and Benediction begin FRED “JEEP” BUTCH

at 7:30 pm until about 8:00 pm. Please consider attending May he rest in peace. and bringing your needs and prayers to the attention of Our Blessed Mother who always hears our prayers and desires to lead us to the loving heart of her Son, Jesus Christ. ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL POPE FRANCIS’ NEW ENCYCLICAL, FRATELLI TUTTI was released BLESSED MOTHER on Sunday, October 4. Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles, VIGIL LIGHT president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, issued a This week, from October 17 through statement today welcoming Pope Francis’ new encyclical, Fratelli Tutti: October 23, the Blessed Mother Vigil Light at St. Paul Cathedral is being On Fraternity and Social Friendship. Archbishop Gomez’s full statement offered for: follows: “On behalf of the Catholic Church in the United States, I welcome the Holy Father’s new encyclical letter on human fraternity. MARITA KENNA

Like Laudato Si’ before it, Fratelli Tutti is an important contribution to May she rest in peace. the Church’s rich tradition of social doctrine. Pope Francis’ teaching here is profound and beautiful: God our Father has created every human being with equal sanctity and dignity, equal rights and duties, and our Creator calls us to form a single human family in which we SUBSCRIBE TO RECEIVE live as brothers and sisters. God’s plan for humanity, the Pope EMAILED BULLETINS reminds us, has implications for every aspect of our lives — from how Visit our website (ghocatholics.org) we treat one another in our personal relationships, to how we to receive email notifications when organize and operate our societies and economies. In analyzing new bulletins become available on Saturday evenings. To subscribe go conditions in the world today, the Holy Father provides us with a to the “Bulletins” page under the powerful and urgent vision for the moral renewal of politics and "About" tab at the top of the screen. political and economic institutions from the local level to the global Once there you can view our latest level, calling us to build a common future that truly serves the good of bulletins and click on the “Subscribe the human person. For the Church, the Pope is challenging us to Now” button to sign up to receive overcome the individualism in our culture and to serve our neighbors email notifications when new in love, seeing Jesus Christ in every person, and seeking a society of bulletins are available. justice and mercy, compassion and mutual concern. I pray that Catholics and all people of good will reflect on our Holy Father’s words here and enter into a new commitment to seek the unity of the human family.” VIGIL CANDLES CAN BE LIT AT OUR CHURCHES by sending in your donation and the 114TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF SAINT PAUL intention that you want to offer. We are happy to light the candle and CATHEDRAL is this Saturday, October 24. Because this is such an say a prayer for that intention on important feast day for the Cathedral parish, we will celebrate this your behalf. anniversary at all the Masses offered in the Cathedral next Sunday, October 25. Special readings and Mass prayers will be used next weekend. We remember in a special way all of those who helped to build this magnificent Cathedral and all who have sustained and cared SANCTUARY CANDLES for our parish over these past 114 years – our bishops, priests, AND BLESSED MOTHER religious, and lay faithful. We remember in a special way all of the ALTAR CANDLES benefactors whose generous support have helped us to keep the can burn in memory of a deceased Cathedral so beautiful and functional. Our anniversary is a day of loved one or for a special intention. rejoicing and thanksgiving as we celebrate the gift of faith and the gift Only those intentions that have of our parish community – as well as the Mother Church of the actually been requested with an Diocese of Pittsburgh. We remember in a special way our diocesan offering will be listed in our weekly bishop, Bishop David Zubik, and pray for him. bulletin. Please call the parish office if you want to request an intention.

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OUR MONTHLY AFTERNOON OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION AND BENEDICTION will take place next Sunday, October 25 as we celebrate the 114th anniversary of the Cathedral. The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for adoration and prayer from 1:00 until 5:00 pm. Solemn Vespers and Benediction with the Cathedral schola are celebrated at 5:00 pm. All are welcome to join us. There are many fruits to those who spend time in prayer before the real presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. This monthly afternoon of Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction takes place the last Sunday of each month. Please consider coming to join us in adoration and prayer before the Real Presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist.

A SPECIAL JOINT ALL SOULS’ DAY MASS will be celebrated by Father Stubna at Saint Paul Cathedral on Monday, November 2 at 7:00 pm. This Mass will remember those who have died in the past year (from November 2019 through October 2020) from our Saint Paul Cathedral parish and who have been buried from our four worship sites: Saint Paul Cathedral, Saint Regis, Saint Rosalia, and Saint Stephen. The next of kin for those who have died will receive an invitation to the Mass, but all are welcome to attend. All Souls’ Day and November is a special day for the Church to remember all the faithful departed and this is a Mass that remembers all those who have died from our parish family in this past year. Please come and join us. We regret that due to the COVID-19 restrictions in place we are not able to hold the reception following the Mass this year. Many thanks to the Saint Paul Cathedral parish Ladies of Charity for their help in coordinat- ing this Mass. Let us come together and celebrate the lives of those we have lost this year and pray for their eternal rest and for their families and loved ones. May they rest in peace.

BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE. As we anticipate our celebration of November and our remembrance of those who have died, we have two different traditions that will take place. One Book of Remembrance will be in the vestibule of Saint Rosalia site from October 1-31. Please feel free to place the names of your deceased loved ones, friends, and family members in the book to be displayed in the sanctuary for the month of November. We will remember them and all of the faithful departed in our prayers and during Mass throughout the month of November, the month for all souls, marked before us with the sign of faith. Another Book of Remembrance will be placed near the Blessed Mother altar at Saint Paul Cathedral throughout the month of November. Please feel free to place the names of your deceased loved ones, family members and friends in that book. They will be remembered at every Mass celebrated during the month of November. “We must say many prayers for the souls of the faithful departed, for one must be so pure to enter heaven.” ~ Saint John Vianney.

SAINT OF THE WEEK. October 22 will mark the feast day of Saint Pope John Paul II. What a joyous day it is for the Church to recall and to celebrate the life and witness of this great man of God who touched the lives of so many people over the course of his long papacy (1978-2005). He was an intellectual who saw published many great encyclicals and apostolic letters, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the revised Code of Canon Law. But his passion for the faith, his pastoral outreach and his apostolic zeal was evidenced in his many pastoral visits to countries throughout the world, for his great love for the youth and young adults of the Church, and for his care for marriage and families. He confronted the evils of the day, helping to bring about an end to Russian communism in Eastern Europe, and fought bravely for our relations with the Jews, the Orthodox, and other Christian communities. He was almost assassinated and suffered tremendous physical trials in his lifetime, but always remained courageous, loving, and faithful – giving a true witness to the redemptive meaning of the Cross. He had a strong devotion to our Blessed Mother whom he believed saved him from death and remained close to him throughout his papacy.

THE FLU SEASON IS UPON US and everyone is encouraged to engage in basic hygienic practices when you come to Church. GET YOUR FLU SHOT. Viral diseases are most often passed along through coughs, sneezes, or physical contact. Cough or sneeze into your arm and not your hands. Please dispose of your used tissues in the garbage can and not on the floor or pews in Church. We encourage anyone who is not feeling well or has been exposed to the flu to PLEASE STAY HOME until you are well. It is never a sin to miss Mass in those conditions and you are putting others in the Church at risk of catching the flu as well. At the present moment the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday has been lifted by the bishops of Pennsylvania. Please use common sense and be respectful of others as we try to prevent the spread of the flu virus. Thank you.

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PRO-LIFE CORNER

ARCHBISHOP JOSEPH F. NAUMANN OF KANSAS CITY in Kansas and chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Pro-Life Activities has issued a statement encouraging Catholics to allow the Gospel of Christ to touch and transform our own hearts and the decisions we make. “For Catholics in the United States, October is a time to focus on God’s precious gift of human life and our responsibility to care for, protect, and defend the lives of our brothers and sisters. This year’s theme, Live the Gospel of Life, was inspired by the commemoration of the 25th anniversary of Pope John Paul II’s encyclical, The Gospel of Life. Pope John Paul’s masterfully articulated defense of the right to life for children in their mothers’ wombs, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and the marginalized is more relevant today than ever before. Last November, the U.S. bishops reaffirmed that ‘the threat of abortion remains our preeminent priority because it directly attacks life itself, because it takes place within the sanctuary of the family, and because of the number of lives destroyed.’ While we noted not to ‘dismiss or ignore other serious threats to human life and dignity such as racism, the environmental crisis, poverty, and the death penalty,’ we renewed our commitment to protect the most fundamental of all human rights – the right to life. This past January, I shared with Pope Francis that the bishops of the United States had been criticized by some for identifying the protection of the unborn as a preeminent priority. The Holy Father expressed his support for our efforts observing that if we fail to protect life, no other rights matter. Pope Francis also said that abortion is not primarily a Catholic or even a religious issue, it is first and foremost a human rights issue. The Gospel of Life provides a blueprint for building a culture of life and civilization of love. The important work of transforming our culture begins by allowing the Gospel of Christ to touch and transform our own hearts and the decisions we make. May we strive to imitate Christ and follow in his footsteps, caring for the most vulnerable among us. Through the intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe, may Our Lord grant us the grace to live courageously and faithfully his Gospel of life.”

AS WE CELEBRATE THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF POPE SAINT JOHN PAUL II'S ENCYCLICAL EVANGELIUM VITAE, “THE GOSPEL OF LIFE,” we want to share a quote from that document each week in our Pro-Life Corner. Thanks to Birthright of Pittsburgh for helping to coordinate this effort. From the “Gospel of Life” #52: “God’s commandment is never detached from his love: it is always a gift meant for man's growth and joy… In giving life to man, God demands that he love, respect, and promote life. The gift thus becomes a commandment, and the commandment is itself a gift.” ~ Pope Saint John Paul II

OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH. The Cathedral parish will be participating in the 40 Days for Life vigil on Friday, October 30, from 3:00 – 5:00 pm in front of Planned Parenthood downtown. If you are interested, please contact Mark Sullivan for details: [email protected]. For anyone who only sees abortion as a political issue, this prayerful experience is life changing.

WINE, CHEESE AND THE GOSPEL – FALL 2020. Father Stubna will host the Fall 2020 edition of Wine, Cheese and the Gospel online as we did in the Spring. This program can be accessed through the Cathedral Facebook page as well as Comcast channel 95. This online edition will take place from 7:00 – 8:00 pm on the following dates:

Monday, October 26: Catholic Teaching on Faithful Citizenship and Voting

Monday, November 30: Why Do We Have Saints and Some Saints for Our Times

Please consider joining us for this series that helps all of us to learn more about our Catholic beliefs and how we can live them out with fidelity and courage.

CONFESSIONS will continue to be scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 pm until 1:00 pm. We are using the Saint Rosalia site with entrance right off Greenfield Avenue. One or two priests from our parish grouping will be available to hear confessions outdoors in front of the Saint Rosalia School/Convent building. People can drive through or walk through and stand in line with proper social distancing. There will be a barrier to separate the priest from the penitent.

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PASSING FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE. We extend our deepest sympathies to the family of BROTHER KEVIN DALMASSE, FSC, and all the members of the Christian Brothers community. Brother Kevin was buried from Saint Paul Cathedral this past Saturday. May he rest in peace.

ST. MICHAEL PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION. Often times people ask why we pray the Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel after communion. Father Stubna instituted the prayer at Saint Paul Cathedral over six years ago and we began reciting this prayer in all of the parishes in our grouping in October 2018. Pope Leo XIII wrote the Saint Michael prayer in 1884, after supposedly seeing a frightening vision: evil spirits, trying to fulfill Satan’s boast to destroy our Lord’s Church within a century, were engaging in fierce attacks against it. 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 he had seen he felt compelled to help defend our faith in this struggle. In the Saint Michael prayer, he throws down the gauntlet to “the father of lies” as Jesus 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 Saint 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.) This prayer is not said at Mass today, but in 1994 Pope John Paul II urged the faithful keep to 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 symbol of evil, or as character in a fairytale to frighten us. Prayer and the sacraments are an essential part of what St. Paul called the “armor of God” in 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 6:16). Remember, God permits us to be tempted by the devil but gives us the 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 others like 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.

ANYONE INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? The process involved is called the RCIA – the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. This is the required manner in which anyone who is unbaptized or who has been baptized in another Christian faith must go through to become a member of the Catholic Church. The RCIA began in September but if anyone is interested please contact the Cathedral rectory so that one of the priests of our grouping can speak with you and add you to the list of those who will participate this fall. We are more than happy to talk to anyone who thinks that they may have an interest in becoming a Catholic. This year our parish will have one consolidated program for anyone coming from the four worship sites in our grouping. It takes place every week on Tuesday evening from 7:00 – 9:00 pm from September through the Easter Vigil.

RCIA CLASSES have begun and are held every Tuesday evening from 7:00 – 9:00 pm in the Cathedral social hall. Wearing of masks and social distancing will be required by all who participate. Please contact the rectory if you wish to sign up.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES for our parish children in grades 1-8 will be online for the 2020-21 school year. We will be using the My Catholic Faith Delivered series by Ignatius Press. Students access the same course material online that is traditionally delivered in books. Materials are “brought to life” with the addition of videos, games, clickable references, music, and assessments that provide immediate feedback. The series is available in English or Spanish. For more information on registering your child please contact Terri Taormina at [email protected].

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR PARISH WHO WAS BAPTIZED RECENTLY:

MARGARET ANNE DEVANNEY, daughter of Michael and Angela (DiGioia) DeVanney

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. The cost is $20 per box. They are available in the rectory and we will be selling them after the Masses on several Sundays later in the year. Please consider using the Cathedral Christmas cards this year and helping us to raise some additional funds for our Synod Hall renovation project!

BOOK REVIEWS. The 12th book review in our series of reviews being offered by members of our parish family is written by LEAH ZANDE. She has chosen the book Gospel Figures in Art by Stefano Zuffi, translated by Thomas Michael Hartmann. This book, from the Guide to Imagery series, is chock full of paintings, sculptures, and altar screens. The artists are often well-known names, and it is what most people would consider traditional art, not modern or contemporary. Divided into chapters which cover both key figures in the Gospels, as well as episodes in Jesus’s life, one can watch the Gospel stories unfold. Sources for each episode or person are briefly laid out, with scripture often quoted, so you’re getting the visual within context of its source. The book points out the symbolism of the art and the attributes associated with various Gospel figures, so you can more deeply understand the art. The tone of the book is respectful of Christianity and treats it as true, without cynicism or snobbery. As a visual learner, I find it very useful for meditation and reflection during the liturgical seasons, especially Lent. It also helps me picture the scenes when hearing the Gospels read at Mass. I find I go back again and again to this book because I enjoy seeing the art connected with particular Gospel episodes (i.e. feeding of the 5000, wedding at Cana, etc.). Finally, in the section of appendixes, there is an enlightening section on the Apocryphal Gospels, which are mentioned because many details in Christian art come from these sources.

BOOK REVIEWS. We invite members of our parish to submit a book recommendation with a short review to benefit our parishioners. We are looking for Catholic books on prayer, theology, pastoral life, even Catholic fiction. Father Stubna reserves the right to reject any book that is contrary to orthodox Catholic teaching or belief. We have had 12 book reviews published so far but are in need of other members of the parish community to share a favorite book in order to continue our series.

ACTS OF KINDNESS. Many thanks to JOHN PELUSO for his kindness in providing lunch for the priests and staff of the Cathedral this past week. We appreciate his generosity and kindness.

OFFERTORY CONTRIBUTION REMINDER. With many of our Masses no longer being celebrated and with public celebrations of Mass only gradually reopening and certainly with a limit of those allowed to attend, offertory income has greatly declined. This is clearly compromising our ability to operate our parish with solvency. We need to continue to receive your donations on a regular basis if we are to meet our financial obligations, maintain essential parish operations, and remain a viable parish beyond the pandemic. Please consider sending your envelopes by mail or signing up for online giving. Go to our website www.ghocatholics.org and click on the “Donate to St. Paul Cathedral” page under the “Resources” tab. You can simply enter your envelope number and make a gift or set up regular contributions in your account. Check out the website! May God bless you for your generosity. Many thanks to a number of people as well who have made donations to help make up for the decrease in our offertory income over these past months. We appreciate your kindness and support!

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HELP NEEDED for wedding rehearsals and weddings. We are seeking one or two people who might be interested in serving as part time wedding coordinators for the Cathedral. This would involve perhaps two weekends a month. This person would be responsible for coordinating both the wedding rehearsals on Friday (typically from 4:00 pm through 7:00 pm) and the weddings on Saturday afternoon (typically from 1:00 pm until 6:00 pm). Training would be provided. We currently have several people who are helping with this ministry, but we need to find one or two more. Compensation is provided. Please contact Father Stubna if you are interested ([email protected]) or call the Cathedral rectory. PARISH FACILITIES AND GATHERINGS. Due to the continued concern over the coronavirus pandemic and our desire to help mitigate the spread of that virus, we are not using our facilities for any meetings or gatherings until further notice. When we are allowed to begin gathering once again, we will make some decisions about what we might be able to do in trying to bring people together. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP AND TO CLEAN THE CATHEDRAL AND SAINT ROSALIA AFTER EACH PUBLIC MASS. As we try to gradually reopen for Mass, we are in need of volunteers to clean and to sanitize the pews after each of the Masses. Currently we are celebrating the 6:30 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 noon, and 6:00 pm Masses at the Cathedral – with a maximum of 250 people in attendance sitting at designated areas – and the 4:00 pm and 1:00 pm Masses at Saint Rosalia with a maximum of 120 persons. In order to maintain this schedule, we need to have enough volunteers each week to help with the cleaning of the pews after every Mass. If you are attending one of those Masses, perhaps you might consider staying to help clean the pews, so we are ready to go for the next Mass. If you can help, please contact the rectory. We also need volunteers to help clean the Cathedral on Saturdays after the 12:05 pm and after the 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm weddings. THE SUNDAY 10:00 AM MASS AND THE WEEKDAY 8:15 AM MASS can be viewed live each day on the Christian Associates TV – Channel 95 on Comcast. Channel 95 broadcasts re-runs of the daily Mass at 2:00 am, 5:10 pm and 8:10 pm. The Mass is always streamed live and is available throughout the day on the computer at ChristianAssociatesTV.org. This link can be accessed as well on the Saint Paul Cathedral website. The Stations of the Cross with our pastor Father Stubna can be viewed every Friday at 3:30 pm on the Christian Associates Channel. Morning Prayer with Bishop Zubik can be seen each day at 8:00 am and the Rosary follows the 8:15 am Mass until 9:00 am but is broadcast in its entirety at 10:00 pm each evening. We are grateful to the television ministry volunteers at the Cathedral who help to make this ministry to the elderly and homebound possible.

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE TELEVISION MINISTRY ARE NEEDED. All are welcome. Training is provided. During the week, the time would be from 8:00 am until 9:00 am and on Sunday from 9:45 am until 11:15 am. Please consider helping us with this important ministry in the Church.

SAINT PAUL CATHEDRAL PARISH RAFFLE. We are hoping that everyone in our new parish community will consider supporting this parish-wide fundraiser to help with our parish expenses. This raffle is based on the daily three-digit pick three evening PA lottery. Tickets are numbered from 000-999. Tickets are $5 each and the number is eligible for the entire month. Most days the winner will receive $50 however, there are specific days each month that the winning ticket is worth from $100-$250. The prize for winning on the last day of each month is $500. Ticket stubs must be returned by the final day of the previous month with the ticket stub filled out completely and legibly. Tickets are available in the rectory office or can be mailed. Payment of cash or check is accepted. If you have a favorite number(s), you can reserve it/them each month if available. All proceeds benefit our parish. For more information or to obtain tickets please contact the parish office. We are only able to sponsor a raffle in the name of Saint Paul Cathedral Parish which is our legal entity and for which we have a small games of chance license that allows us to operate this raffle. ONLINE STUDY GROUP FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Want to dig deeper into the Sunday Mass Scripture readings? Join other parish members for an online study group every Sunday from 8:00 to 9:00 pm. High school age and older are welcome. Contact Regis Flaherty for additional information or to register (412-287-4007; regisjfl[email protected]).

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JOIN US FOR LECTIO DIVINA, the ancient practice of reading and praying over scripture. On Friday, October 23, we invite you to gather in Synod Hall at St. Paul Cathedral at 7:00 pm to pray together, reflect on the Gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday, and faith share. We ask that you bring a mask. We encourage you to bring your own Bible or use your phone to follow along the Gospel.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR 2021 will be taken beginning, Monday, November 16. There will be an insert in the November 8 bulletin that is the form to be used for requesting Mass intentions. We do not take Mass intention requests over the phone or any walk-in requests until all parishioner forms have been processed. The forms can be mailed in or dropped off at the rectory and are processed in the order received. Please note the stipulations of the parish Mass policy: Only four (4) requests per registered household will be able to be scheduled, with only two (2) Sunday masses per household. There are no exceptions to this policy. We need to be fair and just to all our parishioners. If there are special wedding anniversary requests for 2021, please get these to Father Stubna as soon as possible. The Mass intention forms will be accepted beginning Monday, November 16 in the office and will be recorded in the order they are received. Please note that some special parish and diocesan Mass times have already been reserved. No individual Mass requests will be taken until Monday, December 28. Up until that time you will need to submit all requests with the Mass intention form. Any Mass intentions over the limit will be sent out to other priests for satisfaction.

LETTER TO THE PHILIPPIANS. Please join us Monday evenings to study Paul's letter to the Philippians. Starting Monday, October 26 from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm, we will use the commentary “Six weeks with the Bible” to look at this book of the Bible. Contact Deacon Tom to register ([email protected] or 412-414-3125). We need your name, address, phone number, and email address.

ATTENTION MEN. Are you looking to deepen your relationship with God? Be a better husband? Become a more loving father? Build friendships with other like-minded 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 via ZOOM. You can register online at https://admin.paradisusdei.org/ or by contacting Regis Flaherty at 412-287-4007 or regisjfl[email protected].

WANT TO SEE DEACON TOM WITH BLUE HAIR? Deacon Tom volunteers with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) as a Global Fellow. He visits parishes and preaches about all the good work people do when they donate to CRS to help our brothers and sisters in foreign countries. Deacon Tom and 9 other Global Fellows are raising money for CRS throughout October. If they reach their goal by 10/31/2020 Deacon Tom will dye his hair (the bit that he still has) NEON BLUE. Interested in helping? Visit: http://bit.ly/crsbettom

THE FOLLOWING MASS INTENTIONS originally scheduled for this week (October 19 through October 25) at the worship sites in our parish will be satisfied in private masses celebrated by our parish priests:

EILEEN O. CAREY ALBERT AND DELFINA FRATANGELO HELEN TARASOVIC

HEARING LOOP. We have been exploring the installation of a hearing loop at Saint Paul Cathedral. This would significantly help those with hearing impairments by allowing sound to be directly communicated to a person’s hearing aids through the T-coil. The difference in being able to hear is dramatic as it takes away all external noises and echoes. The equipment and installation will cost approximately $18,000. We are hoping to be able to raise funds for this project and invite anyone who can help to contact Father Stubna. This would be another means for us to be able to provide much needed ministry to the elderly and those with hearing impairments and help us in our parish mission to be more inclusive and welcoming to all people, including persons with disabilities.

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BREVE HISTORIA DEL ROSARIO: LA DEVOCIÓN POR EXCELENCIA (TERCERA PARTE). A raíz de la victoria cristiana en la Batalla de Lepanto (7 de octubre de 1571), el Papa S. Pío V, que había pedido a la cristiandad el rezo del Rosario por este motivo, institucionaliza para toda la Iglesia la festividad del Rosario, en acción de gracias por esta victoria, de modo que la fiesta era conocida indistintamente como la Virgen del Rosario o la Virgen de la Victoria hasta que, en 1573, el Papa Gregorio XV estableció como nombre definitivo de la festividad el de Virgen del Rosario. De Pío V a León XIII: Desde que el Papa Pío V recomienda a todo el mundo el rezo del Santo Rosario, recordando que con esta oración se han obtenido grandes triunfos y el don de la paz y que esta devoción ha demostrado tener gran eficacia para detener las herejías y conseguir conversiones, y que toda persona fervorosa lo debe rezar frecuentemente, la costumbre de rezar el Rosario se vuelve popularísima en todas las naciones. Al menos diez Papas lo siguen recomendando, y muchísimos santos lo difunden por todas partes. Uno de los Papas que más destacó en su devoción por el Rosario fue León XIII (1878-1903), quien en doce encíclicas y en otros veintidós documentos pontificios recomienda a los fieles el rezo del Rosario. Es llamado el “Papa del Rosario”. El fue quien consagró el mes de octubre al rezo del Rosario. Siglos XIX y XX: En Lourdes (Francia), en 1858, la Virgen María se aparecería en dieciocho ocasiones ante Santa Bernardette Soubirous,llamándola al rezo y a la difusión del Rosario. En las apariciones de Fátima (Portugal), en 1917, la Virgen volvería a aparecerse con el Rosario en sus manos y se presentaría como la Virgen del Rosario. A los tres niños, testigos de estos hechos, los ya Beatos Jacinto y Francisca, y la monja Carmelita descalza Sor Lucía, fallecida en el mes de febrero de 2006, les recomendó el rezo y su divulgación a favor de la salvación del mundo. Unos de los Apóstoles más destacados de la promoción del rezo del rosario en el corazón del siglo XX fue el norteamericano Padre Patrick Peyton, quien afirmaba que “la familia que reza unida el rosario permanece unida”. Realizó numerosas campañas de difusión del Rosario y editó unas películas sobre los misterios del Rosario, que se emitieron en el mundo entero. “El rosario es mi oración preferida”: Ha entrado ya en los anales de las páginas de la historia del Rosario el Papa Juan Pablo II (1978-2005). Poco después de su elección pontificia, el 16 de octubre de 1978, en el corazón del mes de rosario, el Papa Wojtyla afirmó que “el rosario es mi oración preferida”. Y son numerosas las imágenes y los testimonios de Juan Pablo II rezando el Rosario. https://www.revistaecclesia.com/breve-historia-del-rosario/ CHILDLINE PARA REPORTAR SOSPECHAS DE MATRATO DE NIÑOS: 1-800-932-0313 LE LA DIOSECIS PARA ASISTENCIA A VICTIMAS: 1-888-808-1235

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