A Parish of the Diocese of Greensburg
Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:30 AM Sunday: 6:00 PM Regional Mass at St. Barbara Parish Weekday: 7:45 AM (Mon. thru Fri.) Tuesday: 6:30 PM Confessions Saturdays: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Tuesdays: 5:15 PM – 6:15 PM Anytime by appointment
December 8, 2019 The Second Sunday in Advent
Feast of the Immaculate Conception celebrated December 9th this year
Anointing of the Sick The sacrament is available during Confession hour and after each Mass per request.
Sacrament of Matrimony Couples wishing to celebrate the Sacrament of Matrimony must contact a priest of the parish one year in advance of the wed- ding. Diocesan regulations require that couples begin to work with the parish at least one year prior to a wedding.
Sacrament of Baptism Families of our parish who wish to have their child baptized should call the parish office to register for Baptism Prep. Please call well in advance of birth of your child.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH IRWIN, PA
NOTES FROM THE PASTOR TWO DAY FESTIVAL IN HONOR OF OUR FEAST: “THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION” BEGINS TONIGHT!!
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2019 7:00 PM The Story of Saint Bernadette of Lourdes” Parish Office Blessing with the Sacred Relic of Saint Bernadette 724-863-9550 www.icirwin.org MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 7:45 am Sacred Mass in honor of our Feast!! Parish Staff Noon Sacred Mass in honor of our Feast!!
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 7:00 PM The Placement of the Relic of Saint Bernadette in the Altar of Sacrifice Sacred Mass in Honor of our Feast Day: “Immaculate Conception” Cake and Ice Cream Reception to follow in Mary’s Plaza
Day One: The Story of Saint Bernadette of Soubrirous and the Appearance at Lourdes Father John will give a presentation on the purpose of relics Pastor and the Life of Saint Bernadette and the proclamation of the Fr. John Moineau Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception. [email protected] Saint Bernadette Soubirous’ Story Parochial Vicar Bernadette Soubirous was born in 1844, the first child of an Rev. Roniel Bantugan Duenas extremely poor miller in the town of Lourdes in southern [email protected] France. The family was living in the basement of a dilapi- dated building when on February 11, 1858, the Blessed Vir- Business Manager gin Mary appeared to Bernadette in a cave above the banks Barbara Dubosky of the Gave River near Lourdes. Bernadette, 14 years old, [email protected] was known as a virtuous girl though a dull student who had not even made her first Holy Communion. In poor health, Director of Faith Formation she had suffered from asthma from an early age. Ginny McConnell [email protected] According to Bernadette, the Lady of her visions was a girl of 16 or 17 who wore a white robe with a blue sash. Yellow roses covered her feet, a large ro- Regional Sr. Youth Ministry Coord. sary was on her right arm. In the vision on March 25 she told Bernadette, “I am the Immaculate Susan Cheplic Conception.” It was only when the words were explained to her that Bernadette came to realize [email protected] the lady was the Mother of God. The visions help confirm the desire to officially declare Mary’s Immaculate Conception by Pope Pius IX in his Encyclical “Ineffabilis Deus” Director of Music Ministry
Tyler Randolph [email protected] Presentation of the Sacred Relic and Blessing At the End of the presentation everyone present will have an opportunity to come forward, Handbell & Children’s Choir Dir. reverence the relic and be blessed while seeking a partic- Brenda Osinski ular intention through Saint Bernadette’s intercession. [email protected]
Day Two: Queen of Angels Celebration of the Feast with Sacred Mass Catholic School The Celebration of the Holy Day Mass in honor of the Principal of Queen of Angels School Immaculate Conception. A parish Feast day is special Sandra Stonebraker for the congregation to celebrate and attend Mass in hon- 724-978-0144 or of the patron Saint. www.queenofangelssch.org
Diocese of Greensburg Placement of the Relic in the Altar of Sacrifice The Sacred Relic of Saint Bernadette will be presented www.dioceseofgreensburg.org by the Christian Mother’s as a part of the offertory pro- Catholic Charities cession and placed in the Altar prior to the offering of 724-837-1840 the Gifts of Bread and Wine for the Mass. The practice of having a relic of the Saint (martyr) began in the time St. Vincent DePaul of the Early Church in the catacombs. 724-691-3711 THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT DECEMBER 8, 2019 BAMBINELLI SUNDAY: December 21/22
THE BLESSING OF THE CHRIST CHILD FROM YOUR FAMILY NATIVITY SET Saint John Paul II loved the tradition of blessing the infant Jesus from the family nativity set every year in Saint Peter’s square. The Children would wrap the child Jesus as THE gift of Christmas Morning. The gift (the baby Jesus) would then be set in a prominent place within the home as Christmas neared. Before any other presents were exchanged, the youngest of the family would un-wrap the baby Jesus and place him in the manager.
The Family then offers a Hail Mary in honor of Mary the Mother of God and silently asks from the little king the prayer of their hearts desire. Then all other gifts are exchanged in the name of the Christ Child. PLEASE PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE TRADITION BY WRAPPING YOUR INFANT JESUS AND BRINGING HIM TO CHURCH WITH YOU ON THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF ADVENT!!!
Heart/Soul Healthy Advent: Four Things to Strengthen Your Disposition We all know that a healthy heart provides us with a healthy life. Jesus and Saint Paul remind us that we must not lose heart and to be strengthened by the love of God in order to be found blameless in His sight. So this stands as a reminder of three things we can do during this Advent Season to be Heart/Soul Healthy.
1. EXERCISE 20 MINUTES A DAY. We all know that prayer is the exercise of our Spiritual lives… So let’s pump it up over the next 20 days! Suggestion: Use the BLUE ADVENT BOOK that we handed out last week. This day to day exercise (15 minutes) will set your heart and soul on a focus for the day. These little meditations are best as Morning Prayer. Also make the ADVENT NOVENA PRAYER a part of your family prayer at night. (There are copies/cards in the narthex and in last week’s bulletin). This prayer sets our hearts and souls in Bethlehem at the very moment of the birth our Lord. “Ask and you shall Receive!”
2. EAT PROPERLY and be nourished with substantial Foods. I suggested that is why we attend Sunday Litur- gy so that we can “Feed” on the Bread of Life …. Christ our Lord. We first eat of the Word of God in the Liturgy of the Eucharist and then feast on His Divine Presence in Holy Communion. I would challenge you to eat more of this food during Advent: Consider attending Saturday morning Mass or Tuesday evening Mass. Eat of the Holy Word of the Scriptures: Read the beginning of Saint Luke’s Gospel… the Infancy Narratives… wonderful reading as a family as well.
3. REST. We all need a “rest” from the hustle and bustle of the “xmas” season…. Award yourself this rest by PRAYING YOUR CHRIST MAS CARDS - Once a day sit in the quiet and open your Christ- mas Cards and pray them… most of them have a spiritual verse…. Let it resonate in your heart/soul. Then pray for the sender and their families. Make it a true spiritual gift rather than a decoration on the back of the door or to adorn you stair case…. You deserve to know that you are loved by the Faith shared in Christ by the sender.
4. SOUL CLEANSING. Many believe that a Colonic cleansing is good to reset your body freeing it from (poisonous) toxins. Well I am not sure the Science behind it but I know that it sure feels good to start with a clean slate!! What I am sure of is that a “Soul Cleansing” is truly necessary if one wants the long lasting ef- fects of the above three Soul/health ideas! So we have our Scheduled Advent Penance Service set for MON- DAY, DECEMBER 16th at 6:30 PM!!! Cleanse thy soul oh Lord!
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH IRWIN, PA MASS SCHEDULE PARISH NEWS Sunday, December 8 FAITH FORMATION 8:00 Daniel Gombos (Family) 10:00 Dick Hensler (Family) 11:30 Manning, Francese, and White Families (Toots) Grades 3-6 – Faith Formation for Public School Students, Monday, December 9 Monday, December 9, 6:00 – 7:30 pm, Formation Center 7:45 Indruisa Cabungcal (IC Office Staff) 12:00 Special Intentions Grades 1 and 2 – Faith Formation for Public School Students, 7:00 Special Intenion St. Bernadette Saturday, December 14, 9:00 – 10:30 am, Second Floor of Tuesday, December 10 Formation Center 7:45 Sister John Mary (Lectio Davina Prayer Group) Grades 3-6 – Faith Formation for Public School Students, 6:00 Skallos and Kulha Families (Family) Monday, December 16, 6:00 – 7:30 pm, Formation Center Wednesday, December 11 7:45 Dolores Koluder (Nancy & Carol) 7th Grade Faith Formation- Next class is Monday December Thursday, December 12 16th from 6-7:30pm. Meet in Our Lady's Plaza. 7:45 Randy Gaab (Ruby) Friday, December 13 7:45 J. Leon Kreuzberger (Wife & Son) 8th Grade Faith Formation- Next class is Monday December Saturday, December 14 16th from 7:45-9pm. Meet in Our Lady's Plaza. 8:00 Bob Fichtner (Family) 5:00 Dennis Clipper (Lois) 412 Youth- Meeting tonight Sunday December 8th from 6-8pm. Sunday, December 15 Meet in the Youth Ministry Building at Queen of Angels. 8:00 Al & Mary Lou Lynn (Family) There will be a Teen led Mass at the 4pm Mass on Saturday 10:00 Norma & George DeLose (Family) December 14th at St Elizabeth Ann Seton. Come join us! 11:30 Our Parish Family
Sanctuary Candle: In Memory of Millie and John Fox by Family
Easter Flame Candle: In Memory of John, Pat and Don Tis the Season! We are looking for a few good men, women, Huemme by Family & teens to help the Decorating Committee prepare our church for Christmas with lifting, Divine Mercy Candle: In Memory of Vincent Smith by Nancy climbing ladders, decorating trees, setting up
St. Peregrine Candle: In Memory of Sylvia Rodgers nativities, etc. on Sunday, December 22nd immediately following 11:30 Mass. Questions? Advent Candles: In Memory of Joe, Jinny & Beverly Ott by Call Sandy, 724-863-5860. This is a good Family community service opportunity for Scouts & High School kids. Something for everyone! Altar Candles for the month of December: In Memory of Ron Balcerek by Barb and Tracy.
Sunday Readings Second Sunday of Advent Isaiah 11:1-10 Romans 15:4-9 Matthew 3:1-12 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Third Sunday of Advent Isaiah 35:1-6a, 10 James 5:7-10 Matthew 11:2-11
Prayers and Sympathy Please pray for the families of Mary Duffy, George Tomasic, Millie Simon, and Nancy Gregris, Elain Baker, David Bailey, and Adelaide Simonetta, who died recently. May they rest in peace. ADVENT PENANCE SERVICES ALL PENANCE SERVICES WILL BEGIN AT 6:30 PM Stewardship Corner: Our Time, Talent and Treasure are the gifts we share. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16TH Sunday Offertory Immaculate Conception, Irwin The Week of November 24, 2019 ...... $17,487.43 TUESDAY- DECEMBER 17TH Eucharistic Adoration is held every Tuesday starting after Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, North Huntingdon 7:45 am Mass and continuing all day until 6:15 pm; confessions (5:15-6:15 pm), and Mass (6:30 pm). There are special prayer THURSDAY - DECEMBER 19TH booklets available containing Prayers for Vocations during Saint Agnes, North Huntingdon adoration.
THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT DECEMBER 8, 2019 PARISH NEWS (CONT’d) QUEEN OF ANGELS CORNER PITTSBURGH PENGUIN Queen of Angels Catholic GAMES RAFFLE School will be performing an all (A great Christmas gift) school International Christmas Show on December 12th in our Last Day to Purchase Tickets is December 14th auditorium. Be sure to save the Tickets will be available at $20.00 per ticket date, so you can come and hear (2 Numbers per Ticket). our students sing in multiple lan- Tickets also available from a seller and at the Parish guages, dance a traditional Filipi- Office. Parish Office hours are 8:30 am-4:15 pm. no dance and be reminded of what the true meaning of the Christmas Winning Numbers taken from PA Lottery 3-digit drawing season is all about. Fr. Roniel, on Sunday, December 15, 2019 from Immaculate Conception, will also be sharing his musical talents PACKAGE ONE WINNING NUMBER IS FROM THE with us this evening. We hope to PICK 3 DAY DRAWING see you there! Show starts at 6:30 PM and it is free to at- tend! Please join us... any questions, please call the school PACKAGE TWO WINNING NUMBER IS FROM THE office at 724-978-014 PICK 3 EVENING DRAWING AREA NEWS
Christmas Bus Trip to Pittsburgh Concert Saturday, EACH PACKAGE INCLUDES: Dec. 14. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish, North Huntingdon, will 4 Tickets to Penguins vs Florida sponsor a Dec. 14 bus trip to Heinz Hall for the Pittsburgh Sym- (Sunday, January 5, 2020– 7:00 PM) phony’s Holiday Pops concert, followed by dinner at Hoffstot’s Café Monaco, Oakmont. The bus will depart at 1 p.m. and return 4 Tickets to Penguins vs Ottawa at approximately 8 p.m. Cost is $119 per person and includes the (Sunday, January 19, 2020 – 7:00 PM) bus, tickets, dinner and tips. For reservations, call 412-751-6283.
All seats are located in the Ancient Order of Hibernians Talk Dec. 10. The Greens- Captain Morgan Club – Section 111 Row T Seats 5-6-7-8 burg/Indiana St. Brendan Ancient Order of Hibernians will spon- sor a talk by James Lamb, director of the Ireland Institute of Pitts- Blue Line Seats – Double Attack End burgh and honorary consul of Ireland, “Republic of Ireland and One Parking Pass plus $250 included with each package Northern Ireland in Light of Brexit,” Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. at Caritas Christi at the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. The talk is open to the public. For membership information, call 724-832-0482.
REV316 will be hosting “A Very Classy Christmas” celebra- “The Accent On-Air,” Magnificent Churches and Weddings, Airs on WTAE-TV early morning Dec. 10, 12, 17 and 19. tion for all young adults! Come in your classy Christmas attire for “The Accent On-Air,” Magnificent Churches and Weddings, will an evening full of dancing, food, gift exchanges, games and more! air on WTAE-TV, Channel 4 at 2:08 a.m. Dec. 10, 12, 17 and 19.
The show features Bishop Malesic talking about his ad limina trip Location: St. Emma Monastery and meeting with Pope Francis, marriage tips from couples cele- 1001 Harvey Ave, Greensburg, PA 15601 brating their 50th anniversaries, two couples who met at Christ- Date: Saturday, December 14 Life, a Western Pennsylvania cookie table recipe, magnificent Time: 5:30pm - 10:00pm churches, and the inspiring story of an Indiana County woman
and the repurposing of wedding gowns for a merciful cause. If you are interested in participating in a white elephant gift ex- change, simply bring a wrapped gift between $5-$10. Details will be explained at the party. Polish Wigilia dinner in Uniontown Dec. 20. The Polish Heritage Club will host a traditional Polish wigilia (Christmas Eve) dinner, Dec. 20 at 6 p.m. at the Uniontown Polish Club, 229 S. Mt. Vernon Ave. in Uniontown. Cost is $25 per dinner. Door prizes, basket auctions and 50/50 are planned. Call 724-438-1036 for reservations by Dec. 15.
Preview Day at La Roche University Dec. 9. La Roche University invites high school juniors and seniors as well as trans- fer students to its Preview Day Dec. 9 from 4:30pm— 7:00pm. Admissions counselors can give instant admission deci- sions to high school seniors. A campus tour and dinner are includ- ed. Register at www.laroche.edu. (Preview Day is under Upcom- ing Events). Groups should call 412-536-1272 to register. Email questions to [email protected] or call 412-536-1272. La Roche is a Catholic and co-educational university in Pittsburgh’s North Hills, McCandless Township.
PARISH GIVING TREE HELPING THE LEAST OF OUR NEIGHBORS
s, in the past, the parish will be A sponsoring a giving tree project to help families of our parish to cope with the overwhelming expenses of the Christmas Season. These families have been identified as in need of fi- nancial support in order to purchase gifts for their children and prepare a Christmas meal for the family.
In the Spirit of the wise men, who brought gifts to the infant child Jesus to reveal his divinity, we ask you to help be the giver of gifts that will al- low the spirit of the Christ Child to be alive in the hearts of the needy. You will find upon our humble tree tags that you may select to purchase Giant Eagle & Walmart gift cards with a variety of denominations. You may also purchase gift cards through Queen of Angels School. Forms are on the next page of this bulletin and some by the tree.
This tree will be displayed in the Hall of Memories. I want to thank you in advance for serving in the spirit of the Jesus Creed.
All gifts and monies need to be re- turned to parish office no later than Tuesday, December 10th. Bambinelli Sunday
great tradition to start during the Advent season is preparing A your Nativity Set with the exception of Baby Jesus. A Nativity set that is (temporarily) missing the Baby Jesus is a good reminder that it’s not quite Christmas yet! this tradition today.
St. John Paul II started the tradition of “Bambinelli Sunday”, where he encouraged children to bring their baby Jesus from their family’s nativity set to St. Peter’s square for a special papal blessing. The children then place their baby Jesus figurine under the Christmas tree until Christmas morning (when he then rejoins the Nativity set). Pope Francis continues this tradition today.
he tradition of the Oplatki originated in Poland during Early Christian times.T This Christmas Custom began with a simple white wafer, baked from flour and water. The wafers are wonderfully designed to display Christmas images, such as the Nativity.
THE SYMBOLISM The significance of the Oplatki Christmas wafer is in that it shadows the Eucharistic meal that Catholics participate in at each Mass. Just as we share in the Eucharist as one family in Christ and receive Christ’s love through the Eucharist, the Oplatki allows for one’s immediate family to come together and share the love they have for one another. This symbol- ism is deepened by the fact that the name of the town where Jesus Christ
was born, Bethlehem, means "House of Bread," which makes the Oplatki tradition an especially beautiful way to celebrate the charity and unity so characteristic of the Christmas season.
A SYMBOL OF FAMILY UNITY The Oplatki tradition is one that is easy, fun, and deeply mean- ingful to introduce to the family anytime during the long Christmas season. All it requires is a simple wafer paired with love and affection, and the willingness to share it. This is a heartwarming tradition that will complete your family’s time together during the Christmas season.
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