STAFF Administrator: Fr. Philip N. Farrell

Senior Priest: Fr. John Gallagher Sr. Parochial Vicar: F r. Mark L. Thomas

Parochial Vicar: F r. David J . Egan Deacon: Donald Pepe

Office Manager: Louis Ferrario

(Extension 110)

Business Manager: Julie Strosnider (Extension 115)

Faith Formation & RCIA:

724-752-1271 Director/Pastoral Associate:

Ms. Kay Ann Bellissimo

Youth Minister: Diego Araujo 724-758-4411—Ext. 160

Social Services: 724-758-3465

Music Ministry: 724-752-9518 Director: Mrs. Frances Fotia

Organist: David Kosior

Catholic Parish Cemetery Association: 724-323-0033

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Monday through Saturday: 9:00 a.m.

RECONCILIATION Saturday: 12:30—1:30 p.m.

BAPTISMS

Baptisms are held the third Sunday of every month at 12:15 p.m. One preparation session

is required and will be offered on Oct. 9th from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Parish Ministry Center. Pre-registration is required. (Please

come before the baby is born.)

SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Please contact one of the parish priests at

least 6 months in advance. An initial meeting with a parish priest is required before a

wedding date is agreed upon. Participation in a marriage preparation program is required.

“A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust”

415 Fourth Street & Park Avenue • Ellwood City, PA 16117 Parish Office: 300 Crescent Ave, Suite 1 • Ellwood City, PA 16117

Phone: 724-758-4411 • Fax: 724-752-1466 Website: www.holyredeemerparishpgh.com

August 23, 2020 - 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We, the people of Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Parish, are one family united in Jesus Christ.

Blessed by the Father's love, redeemed by the Son and guided by the Holy Spirit, we freely share our faith and serve the community with love and compassion. God, our Father calls us to

enrich our lives through Word and Sacrament, Prayer and Action. We pledge to build our lives according to the truths of Sacred Scripture and the teachings of the Church.

We welcome you to join our faith journey.

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That They May All Be One

These are Jesus’s words at the Last Supper from chapter 17 of John’s Gospel. Here, Jesus is praying that all will come to believe in Him and will be united as He and the Father are one and will be united with Him and the Father. This is a grand and noble undertaking that’s possible if Jesus says it’s possible. Jesus firmly states that through the presence of the Holy Spirit, the love between Jesus and His Father and even the very life of Jesus Himself will be in the hearts of all who believe. With the loving presence of God, all will be one. On 15 October 2018, Bishop Zubik commissioned us – our three different parishes in three different communities that are not necessarily contiguous – to be one in word and deed, in faith and practice. While much good work has already been done, it doesn’t just culminate in a merger in January 2022 but extends globally to all people and eternally into the Kingdom. What we do now keeps us on the road to our final destination. What we share now is much more important than how we differ. We share our four priests and one deacon. We share staffs, leaders, and programs. We share councils, committees, and insights. We share a variety of communications. We will soon share one bulletin. We share the Mass and Sacraments. Above all, we share in the life and love of Jesus Christ, and that is truly what makes us one. It is said that, “Actions speak louder than words”, and St. Francis of Assisi is attributed to have said, “Preach the Gospel at all times, and when necessary use words”. Yes, our lives should be a canvas on which our faith is painted, but our words aren’t cheap, nonetheless. Our words can clarify and define what we mean by our actions. Our unity will make sense by how we talk about it. “We/Us” can be a great expression of unity, unless it is placed in opposition to “You” or “They/Them”. We use these pronouns innocently enough, but perhaps without thinking, such words can unnecessarily convey a sense of difference and not belonging. In Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus says, “Let your ‘Yes’ mean ‘Yes’, and your ‘No’ mean ‘No’”. (5:37) Perhaps, in our context, we could say, “Let your ‘We’ mean ‘We Three’ and your ‘Us’ mean ‘All Three of Us’”. If we speak the unity and live the unity, then with the one love of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, we will experience the unity. God Bless

Saturday, August 22, 2020—Vigil Mass for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 P.M. Timothy Van Kirk (Christina Van Kirk, wife) Sunday, August 23, 2020—21st Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00 A.M Frank Viccari (Nick and Karen Mancini) Jim Haberman (Grace, wife)

(2nd Mass celebrated privately by a priest)

Monday, August 24, 2020—Saint Bartholomew, Apostle 9:00 A.M. Connie Caminite (Joseph and Dolly Fotia) Tuesday, August 25, 2020—Saint Louis; Saint Joseph Calasanz, Priest 9:00 A.M. Joseph and Martha Mancini (M/M Don Mancini) Wednesday, August 26, 2020 9:00 A.M. †Helen McElwain (Robert and Judith Tammaro) Thursday, August 27, 2020—Saint Monica 9:00 A.M. Dolly Martucci (Vito Martucci) Friday, August 28, 2020—Saint Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 9:00 A.M. Father Raymond Boccardi, Birthday (Mystical Rose) Saturday, August 29, 2020—The Passion of Saint John the Baptist 9:00 A.M. †Father Joseph Dascenzo (Holy Redeemer Parish and Staff) Saturday, August 29, 2020—Vigil Mass for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 P.M. Daniel Cellini (Lou Ferrario) Sunday, August 30, 2020—22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00 A.M. In Thanksgiving (John and Mary Guerrini) Patricia McCullough (Michael McCullough)

(2nd Mass celebrated privately by a priest)

†denotes Month’s Mind

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GOSPEL MEDITATION August 23, 2020

21st Sunday in Ordinary Time The only way to know God is to love God. Our minds will never fully grasp the mystery of God, but our hearts and souls can learn to love the mystery. Years ago, when life had a more innocent quality to it, we believed what we were told or witnessed, unless there was direct evidence otherwise. This was especially true if the information came from someone in authority. In a sense, we were a bit more gullible on one hand but also more trusting on the other. The latter is an admirable quality that sadly can be eroded when we realize we have been duped. With education and technological advances, we find ourselves more skeptical and less likely to too quickly accept and believe what we see and hear. For all of the good that social media can do, it can also easily distort reality and truth. Photoshop and a myriad other technological truths can add to, fabricate, and make even the non-existent seem real. It is amazing. How far do we allow this obviously justifiable skepticism to take us? Questioning and doubting are healthy elements of any good relationship as long as we don’t allow them to turn us away from a deeper experience of love and encounter. If we cannot get our minds around something or empirically justify or prove it, we tend to declare it a hoax, untrue, or unauthentic and walk away. The very same trust that can quickly be eroded is exactly what is essential for all of our relationships, especially our relationship with God. With all things and people that make a profound claim on us, we have to trust in the absence of knowledge. Full self-investment involves plunging completely into the unknown! Simon Peter said to Jesus, “You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God.” Peter came to this knowledge, which is not “head knowledge” because of the relationship he shared with Jesus and what God was able to reveal in and through that relationship. Peter simply “knew” because of love that this is who Jesus really is. The silent exchange of love between friends, and not an intellectual exercise of the mind, brought Peter to this place. When we stop and think about it, there are many things in life that we simply know but do not completely understand. When someone sacrifices their own well-being for another, it may not make intellectual sense when examined. But it makes a world of sense when it is carried out. The vastness of reality and an encounter with incomprehensible mystery all lead us to profound silence where we simply know something to be true. Have you trusted enough to allow your relationship with God to bring you to this place or are you still too skeptical? ©LPi

21ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME AUGUST 23, 2020

Remember Holy Redeemer Parish in your will.

Readings for the week of August 23, 2020

Sunday: Is 22:19-23/Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 6, 8 [8bc]/Rom 11:33-36/Mt 16:13-20 Monday: Rv 21:9b-14/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18 [12]/Jn 1:45-51 Tuesday: 2 Thes 2:1-3a, 14-17/Ps 96:10, 11-12, 13 [13b]/Mt 23:23-26 Wednesday: 2 Thes 3:6-10, 16-18/Ps 128:1-2, 4-5 [1]/Mt 23:27-32 Thursday: 1 Cor 1:1-9/Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [1]/Mt 24:42-51 Friday: 1 Cor 1:17-25/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 10-11 [5]/Mt 25:1-13 Saturday: 1 Cor 1:26-31/Ps 71:1-2, 3-4a, 5-6ab, 15ab and 17 [cf. 15ab]/Mk 6:17-29 Next Sunday: Jer 20:7-9/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 [2b]/Rom 12:1-2/Mt 16:21-2

PRIESTS SCHEDULE August 22nd/23rd

Holy Redeemer: 5:00PM (Sat.), 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Philip Farrell

St. Gregory’s: 5:00PM (Sat.), 11:00AM (Sun.) Fr. John Gallagher

St. Ferdinand: 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. David Egan 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. Ed Kunco (Hall) 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. David Egan 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Ed Kunco (Hall)

August 29th/30th Holy Redeemer: 5:00PM (Sat.), 10:00AM (Sun.)

Fr. John Gallagher St. Gregory’s: 5:00PM (Sat.), 11:00AM (Sun.)

Fr. David Egan St. Ferdinand: 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. Mark Thomas 4:00PM (Sat.) Fr. Philip Farrell (Hall) 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Mark Thomas 10:00AM (Sun.) Fr. Philip Farrell (Hall)

SUNDAY'S READINGS First Reading: “I will place the key of the House of David on Eliakim’s shoulder; when he opens, no one shall shut when he shuts, no one shall open.” (Is 22:22) Psalm: Lord, your love is eternal; do not forsake the work of your hands. (Ps 138) Second Reading: Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How inscrutable are his judgments and how unsearchable his ways! (Rom 11:33) Gospel: “And so I say to you, you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of the netherworld shall not prevail against it.” (Mt 16:18)

God’s Garden: Peas of Mind; Squash Gossip; Turnip for Church; Beet the devil and Lettuce be Kind.

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Ron Atkinson Sara Arbelaez Mary T. Bartolomeo Rita Bartolomeo Susan Bennett Elizabeth ‘BJ’ Biondi John Biondi Jamie Brightwell George Bokor Norma Borroni Dale Brown Carmen Bucci Vance Byram Rozanne Carosi Nora Casey Andy Chapin Dana Cirelli Angeline Cogliano Flicka Colaberardino Helen Colosimo Frederick Conley Mary Jo Conley Ethan Conte Bill Contino Izzy Contino Ruth Edna Cordes

Sam Crangi, Sr. Danny DeCaria Shirley Dominelli Jack Elford Elaine Ferruchie Helen Fiori Mary Foley Stella Fray Nicole Friello Marilyn Frost Jennifer Fry Joseph Gasper Cindy Gatto Pat Gerello Stephen Grinnen James M. Hackett James W. Hackett Davey Hornacek Johnny Horvath Mary Hrabosky Lauren Humensky Shannon Wimer Hunston Beth Jansen Noah Jones Ella Judson John Kati Rick Keisling Bob King Aimee Knauff Denise Knauff Sr. Joanne Kokosinski Antonietta Lightner Mike Lodovico

Ray Lutz Theresia Manz Stephan Manz Arlene Maielli Francesca Mayo Maura McGee Kristen Parker Mihalko Jodi Minteer Brooke Moffatt Bridget Musquire James Norton Anthony Onufer Joanne Ottaviani Antoinette Pansera Bruce Patrick Audrey Patterson Carlo Pisani Frieda Pitelka Carl Pohto, Jr. Linda Pohto Vic Rangel Apollo Rangel Pat Regna Bob Reisinger Gabriel Richard Rose Ritter Lisa Roth Kathleen Russo Jill Rutter Joni Pertile Sabo Jennie Safreed Julie Santillo Greg Santo

Dianne Scott Sara Scott Debra Shaffer Catherine Shuttleworth William Shuttleworth Lena Rose Smith Nancy Smith Nancie Straessley Lucille Testa Doreen Tomon Niki Usenick Carolyn Viccari Dom Viccari Delida Viccari Patty Viccari Ronnie Viccari Sondra Viccari Louise Vitullo Kenneth Wiley Ron Williams Amber Yannachione and unborn child Valerie Yukner Helen Yuricha Mike Yuricha Frank Zayas Karl Zimmerman Call 724-758-4411 –Ext. 110 to add or delete a name.

Priestly Ordination of Men Question: Why are only men allowed to be priests or deacons in the Church? Answer: One of the most debated and — in some circles — contentious teachings of the Church is that only men can be ordained as priests and deacons. Critics see it as a way of strengthening a patriarchal system in which women have little or no voice. Those who support this teaching look to New Testament teaching (where we read of Jesus choosing only men to be apostles) and the long-standing practice of the Church. This was certainly the perspective of St. John Paul II who, in his 1994 apostolic letter, Ordinatio Sacerdotalis, closed the discussion on the possibility of ordaining women as priests. In the letter, he reflected on the dignity of women and their call to share in the life and mission of the Church, but he conclud-ed by solemnly declaring that “the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgement is to be definitely held by all the Church’s faithful” (no. 4). This position has been upheld by Pope Francis in interviews, most notably as he returned from his 2016 visit to Sweden. The ordination of women to the diaconate is another question and one which is being studied. In 2016, Pope Francis created a 12-member commission to study the question from several perspectives (theological, liturgical, historical, etc.). The commission issued an initial report for Pope Francis who later said that the commission had not yet produced a “definite response” to the question because of a lack of agreement on the role of female deacons in the Early Church. For now, however, regardless of what changes might come from ongoing study and debate, the Church continues to reserve ordination to the diaconate to men only, recognizing a vital link between the diaconate and the priesthood and the lack of certainty about the presence and function of female deacons throughout history. ©LPi

SUNDAY MASS streamed live via YouTube Saturdays @ 5:00PM. Audio Visual help is needed. We are looking for people to join our groupings A/V team and help tape Mass at St. Gregory’s at

5PM on Saturdays. Flexible volunteer schedule. Experience appreciated but not necessary. Adults and youth in 8th grade or older welcome. Email beth@stferd.org if interested.

St. Gregory School is accepting registrations for the 2020-2021 school year. School is scheduled to be held in the classrooms five days a week starting Tuesday, August 25th. Spaces are available in all classes, preschool through grade 8. An online option

will also be available. Call 724-452-9731 or email schooloffice@st.gregzelie.org for more information.

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The Choice of Stewardship What does it mean to be a good steward? Does it mean to be an active parishioner, or something more? Are we better stewards because we give more in terms of our money and time to our parish, or are we called to do even more than that? The truth is that stewardship is a way of life. We are not simply called to be active parishioners, but instead

be active disciples all the time. In fact, what we learn to do in our parish should serve as preparation for the mission field of the world. What have we really done if we only act like disciples of Jesus Christ while we are assembled with others who claim to be the same? The choice before us is to give of ourselves in all aspects of our day and life. The call of Jesus will come in our everyday lives with our co-workers, family, and friends more often than it will within our parish community. First, if we can’t become good stewards when we are among those who proclaim Jesus as Lord, how will we be able to do so when we are with those who are non-believers? Second, when our muscles of gratitude, generosity, and graciousness are strengthened within our parish community, we are more able to meet the challenges of this world. However, we do not become good stewards by accident. We must always choose to live this way. What will you choose? – Tracy Earl Welliver

2020 PARISH SHARE Parish Goal: $134.946.00

Money Received: $ 77,269.30 Needed to reach goal: $ 57,676.70

All money over our goal is the parish’s—tax free!

Sunday Contributions August 8th/9th

Weekly/Monthly Collection received…………..$10,389.72

WE SHARE – ONLINE GIVING: Holy Redeemer has set up on the website an on-line giving application for your convenience. It is called WE SHARE. With WE SHARE you are in complete control of your online contributions. Information can be found on the Holy Redeemer Parish website at:

https://www.holyredeemerparishpgh.com/online-giving-we-share

ATTENTION: WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING ANY CLOTHING FOR OUR GOOD SAMARATIAN CLOTHES CLOSET. THANK YOU!

PARISH SACRAMENTAL RECORDS

The Parish Sacramental Records were transferred to the Diocesan Archives as of July 10, 2020. In the future, should you need a sacramental record which was recorded

at any of our former parishes, you will need to contact the Diocesan Archives by calling 412-456-3158 or by e-mail: archives@diopitt.org. They will be happy to assist you. We only have Holy Redeemer Records at the parish office.

ALTAR FLOWERSThis week’s Altar Flowers are

In Memory of William L. DeLair Donated by Angie Ferragonia

TABERNACLE FLOWERS

This week’s Tabernacle Flowers are In Memory of Rudy and Mary DeSanzo

Donated by daughter, Linda We now are celebrating weekend Masses on Saturday at 5:00PM and Sunday at 10:00AM. Dates are still available for Altar or Tabernacle Flowers. Please call the Parish Office at 724-758-4411 Ext. 110, if you are interested in purchasing flowers for any available weekend.

Reflections to Grow Your Faith

The Holy Redeemer Holy Name Society, along with benefactors RAM Acoustical Corporation and the Samuel Teolis Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. has published a book Spiritual

Moments: Reflections to Grow Your Faith. The reflections can be useful to you as you turn to reflect and pray often, not only during times of crisis, but throughout the many joyful and rewarding phases of your everyday life. Books are available at all the parish offices for a donation of $5.00 each. For more information, please call the parish office at 724-758-4411 ext. 110.

GROUPING OFFERS BAPTISM CLASSES

Parents who wish to have their child baptized may attend baptism class at any of our grouping churches. St. Gregory’s/St. Ferdinand’s classes are held on selected Mondays at 7:00PM. To register, call 724-776-2888. Baptism classes at Holy Redeemer are held four times a year at 7PM at the Holy Redeemer Center. Call the office at 724-758-4411 ext. 110 for more information and to register.

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Daily Church Hours for Private Prayer

Holy Redeemer and St. Gregory Saint Ferdinand 10:00AM to 1:30PM Weekdays 9:00AM to Noon and 4:00PM to 7:00PM 10:00AM to Noon on Saturdays

Reconciliation on Saturday Holy Redeemer: 12:30PM to 1:30PM Sr. Gregory/St. Ferdinand: 10:00AM

(Confessions are NOT in the confessionals due to public health safety regulations.)

SUNDAY CONTRIBUTIONS If you are unable to attend Sunday Mass, we urge you to please continue with your weekly/monthly contribution by mail, dropping it off in the church or office locked boxes or online with WE SHARE.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY IN SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH. YOUR HELP IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED. Please wear your mask covering your nose and mouth and observe social distancing practices while inside our churches and in all the parish buildings. Hand sanitizer is available.

PLEASE CALL THE PARISH OFFICE TO REGISTER FOR THE SATURDAY (5PM) or the SUNDAY (10AM) MASS at Holy Redeemer Church. This is most important for tracking purposes. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. The obligation to attend Mass has been lifted. We encourage those who have vulnerable issues to worship online. If you wish to receive communion, a priest will be available at Holy Redeemer Church vestibule from 11:00AM to 11:30AM on Sundays. You must wear a mask when entering and observe social distancing AT ALL TIMES!

HOLY REDEEMER-FAITH FORMATION

Due to the uncertainty of the next months caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, it is difficult to know the

exact picture of the Faith Formation Program beginning this Fall. To assist us with planning and implementation, all families with children in the Faith Formation program are asked to complete the registration forms that are available on the Parish website and return them to the Parish Office. Please know we are planning with the safety of your children and family as our top priority, as well as the importance of continuing to help them grow in their Catholic faith. We are considering a possible hybrid of on-line and on-site catechesis. Thank you and God Bless!

CATECHISTS NEEDED

WE NEED YOU! Our religious education programs could not

function without volunteers. Summer is often a good time to become familiar with our textbooks and audio-visual materials. Interested? Contact audra@stferd.org for St. Ferdinand K-5 and St. Gregory K-8. For St. Ferdinand, 6-8 grade, contact almwheeler803@gmail.com. For Holy Redeemer K-8, contact hrreledu@zoominternet.net.

Holy Land Collection: The Annual Holy Land Collection is normally taken up on Good Friday. Given the COVID-19 pandemic, the Holy Father asked that this collection be taken up on September 13th, the Sunday closest to the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross. This Sunday is also the date for the Annual Bishop’s Education Fund Collection for support of needy children in our Catholic Schools. No envelopes are distributed

for this dual collection. Please place your contribution in a plain envelope and print your name and envelope number. The total collection will be divided and credited to both causes. May God Bless You for your generosity in helping others during these troubled times.

Dearest Lord, teach me to be generous: teach me to serve You as You deserve: to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the wounds, to toil and not so seek for rest, to labor and not to ask for reward save that of knowing I am doing Your will. St. Ignatius Loyola

Priest Scripture Study: Our Priest Scripture Study sessions will be starting again on August 31 but will look a little different. We will be meeting on Zoom! Please join Fr. Gallagher on Monday, August 31 at 7:00PM.

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