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21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 1
Parish Pastoral Team Father Joseph McCaffrey, Pastor Father Anthony Sciarappa, Parochial Vicar Father Brendan Dawson, Parochial Vicar Father Victor Molka, Jr., Parish Chaplain Father Nicholas Spirko, In Residence Deacon John Carran Deacon S. Daniel Kielar Deacon Matthew Hawkins Sr. Annie Bremmer, OSF, Pastoral Associate Sr. Barbara Ann Johnston, CSJ, Pastoral Associate
AUGUST 25, 2019
CONTENTS
Fr. McCaffrey’s Message
on page 2
Deacon Hawkins Letter to the Editor
on page 4
CCD Registration on page 7
Fundraisers On page 11
Festival Thank You on page 14
Festival Results & More Thanks
on page 15
August 29, 2019
Holy Spirit Parish I N L A W R E N C E C O U N T Y
August 25, 2019 Page 2
Where did the summer go? As our children and teachers begin back to school and many vacations come to an end, we are all gearing up for another exciting time of work in progress! Although the summer is often viewed as a time for rest and relaxation, an enormous amount of work and progress has been going on
since October 15 of 2018! See our new website at www.hsplc.org to follow our progress in pictures. Under the Welcome tab on the website, look for Parish Life which has several albums of pictures from the October 15th joint Masses through our Holy Spirit Festival.
The coming together of seven parishes into one has been no small task. And with that monumen-tal event many other tasks have been necessitated. One of the most important has been consolidating our work force. Interviews of all of our employees have taken place to understand exactly what jobs they were fulfilling. An analysis of what jobs we needed to fulfill as we move forward was also a major under-taking. New job descriptions and interviews for these positions also had to take place. Some of our employees decided to take this opportunity to retire or to do something different. Others have chosen to stay on board and are enthusiastic about the future. It is my pleas-ure to introduce some of our new employees to you as we move forward.
One of the most important jobs we have put in place is the director of facilities and maintenance. It’s my pleasure to introduce Ted Burke, who will now take on that great re-sponsibility. We will have some additional information about Ted and the duties for which he will be responsible in the coming bulletins.
Our next step then is to interview the other maintenance and cleaning positions that will be necessary. These inter-views and decisions will take place in the next few weeks.
God love you,
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 Mass Intentions
Saturday, August 24th—Vigil: The Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 pm St. Camillus—McCaffrey—Ron Williams (The Ladies Guild) 4:00 pm St. Vitus—Dawson—Dominica Gaspari Fabian (Granddaughters, Jackie & Linda) 5:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul—Molka—Annarita Fiacco (Rosa & Bob Perrotta) 7:00 pm Westminster College Chapel—Sciarappa
Sunday, August 25th—The Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am St. Vitus—Sciarappa—Charles “Lou” Jenkins (Dianne Papa) 8:00 am Mary, Mother of Hope—Dawson—John L. Kline (Campbell & Kline Family) 8:45 am St. James the Apostle—McCaffrey—Mary Jane Romeo (Family) 9:00 am St. Vitus—Molka—45th Wedding Anniversary of Allen & Barbara Kirsch 9:30 am St. Joseph the Worker—Dawson—Catherine Mayer (Husband & Family) 10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul—Sciarappa—Mike & Ann Buzinski (Jean Calvert) 10:45 am Christ the King—McCaffrey—Living & Deceased Members of the Parish 11:00 am St. Camillus—Molka—Louis J. Mastroddi (Geri & Clyde Hobel) 11:30 am Mary, Mother of Hope—Spirko—Joseph & Clara Telesz (Barsic & Fruit Families)
Monday, August 26th—Weekday 8:30 am St. Camillus—McCaffrey—Louis J. Mastroddi (Geri & Clyde Hobel) 1:30 pm Rhodes Estates—Molka—Samuel Carnabuci (Anita Carnabuci) 6:00 pm St. Joseph the Worker—Dawson—Eleanor Kapcewicz (Daughter & Son-in-Law)
Tuesday, August 27th—St. Monica 8:30 am St. Camillus—Dawson—Antonette Lutton (Sam Angelo) 8:30 am St. Vitus—McCaffrey—1st School Mass For Our Students & Teachers Noon St. Vitus—Spirko—Joan Koscinski (Andy & Mary Lou Magusiak) 2:15 pm The Grove at New Wilmington—Molka—Deceased Charlton Family (Anita Carnabuci)
Wednesday, August 28th—St. Augustine, Bishop & Doctor of the Church 8:30 am St. Camillus—McCaffrey—Alice Merolillo (Shirl Varga & Family) 2:00 pm Lawrence County Geri-Care—Molka—Ruth Ann Voland (Jeri Selby)
Thursday, August 29th—The Passion of St. John the Baptist 8:30 am St. Camillus—Dawson—Christopher Greco (Family) Noon St. Vitus—Sciarappa—Walter McKeever (Wife, Anita)
Friday, August 30th—Weekday 8:30 am St. Camillus—Sciarappa—James & Elizabeth Fee (Family)
Saturday, August 31st—Vigil: The Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 4:00 pm St. Camillus—Dawson—Anthony “Pooch” Allegro (Bonnie & John Quahliero & Family) 4:00 pm St. Vitus—Molka—Edward Yerage, Sr. (John Yerage) 5:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul—McCaffrey—Lee Ann Perrotta (Parents & Gina) 7:00 pm Westminster College Chapel—Sciarappa
Sunday, September 1st—The Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am St. Vitus—Spirko—Frank Badurik (Greg & Becky & Family) 8:00 am Mary, Mother of Hope—Sciarappa—Living & Deceased Members of the Parish 8:45 am St. James the Apostle—Molka—40th Wedding Anniversary of Frank & Kathie Book 9:00 am St. Vitus—McCaffrey—Vincenzo, Josephine & Joseph Zarilla (Zarilla Family) 9:30 am St. Joseph the Worker—Sciarappa—Helen & Joseph DeCarbo (Daughter, Joyce) 10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul—Dawson—Vincent Quahliero & Tony Emery (Parents & Family) 10:45 am Christ the King—Molka—Alverado Sperdute (Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Lepore) 11:00 am St. Camillus—McCaffrey—Mary Mancine (Teresa & Ed Moses) 11:30 am Mary, Mother of Hope—Dawson—Alexander S. Monstwil (Wife, Delores & Family)
This Week, the Tabernacle Lamps
are Dedicated For:
Mary, Mother of Hope Grant Smith
by Tom George & Linda Snyder
St. James the Apostle The Well-being & Lives
of Unborn Children and the mothers who carry them
St. Vincent de Paul
William Boak by Wife & Children
St. Vitus
Charles “Lou” Jenkins by Dianne Papa
St. Vitus
Mary & Joseph Lamp Anthony “Pooch” Allegro
by Helen Kessler & Family
The celebrant schedule and the
Nursing Home Mass schedule are subject
to adjustment. The bulletin is printed several days ahead of the Sunday date.
August 25, 2019 Page 4 Parish Life
Please hold in Prayer those who are ill, recovering or homebound;
our Priests, Deacons and Religious; our Military and our First Responders
and those who reside in Nursing Homes or Assisted Living Facilities.
The Rosary is said on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 7:00 pm in St. Camillus Church.
All are Welcome!
The Adoration Chapel on North Beaver Street
(across from St. Mary’s Church Mary, Mother of Hope site)
is open for adoration and prayer. Anyone wishing to visit may come
between dawn and dusk.
Adoration Chapel Hours:
Open Sundays at 1:00 pm until Saturdays at 2:00 pm Closed Saturdays at 2:00 pm until Sundays at 1:00 pm
Those interested in becoming Adorers may do so by calling Vickie at 724-652-5538 x 8.
First Friday Devotions Friday, September 6th
from 6:00 pm until 7:00 pm Evening Prayer and Benediction
The Labor Day Mass will be celebrated at 9:00 am on
Monday, September 2nd at St. Joseph the Worker. There will be no evening Mass or Confessions at
St. Joseph the Worker on Monday, September 2nd.
All Parish offices will be closed.
The Adoration Chapel will be closed Sunday, September 1st until Tuesday, September 3rd
for the Labor Day Holiday. Adoration will resume on September 3rd at 8:00 am.
Reprinted from Letters to the Editor, New Castle News, Wednesday, August 7, on love counters violence in New Castle:
In the midst of incomprehensible acts of violence something beautiful and miraculous happened in New Castle. As the sun was setting on July 31st, hundreds of people gathered in Riverwalk Park to sing, pray, share stories, and comfort the families of our community. The gathering itself transcended all boundaries of race, class, religion, culture, ethnicity, and political affiliation. It was a gathering of diverse people into one body. The people of New Castle became living witnesses that the love that comes from God, and is shared with each other, is even more powerful than death itself.
Those of us who were sitting on the speakers’ platform could not help but be moved by the faces of members of the Mason, Jevcak, Jones, Eisenhuth, and Keller families. It was an evening to recall losses, but also for reconciliation and healing. As the skies grew darker under the setting sun the community participated in a candlelight vigil. Flickering lights filled the park, dispelling the darkness and witnessing to the preciousness and fragility of human life. The glowing candles provided a visual testimony that death and tragedy would not have the final word and that through faith we have every reason to be so bold as to hope that the young lives that have been lost so suddenly and tragically will yet be resurrected for all eternity.
As night descended on our community, members of each of families released sky lanterns as, one-by-one, each of the victims was named: Markie Mason, Jazmyn Keller, Darren Jevcak, and Alissa Jones. Each lantern represented a vibrant life. As the flickering lanterns drifted above the grieving town and disappeared into the darkness, the community of New Castle celebrated its faith, its hope, its resilience, and its love. On that night we all witnessed the true face and the true spirit of New Castle.
— Deacon C. Matthew Hawkins
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This weekend parishioners are asked to support two important programs of the Church in the United States:
the Catholic Communication Campaign and the Catholic University of America. The Catholic Communication Campaign, in partnership with our diocesan communications office, has been our voice in the national media: educating, entertaining, inspiring and informing the public about Gospel values. This collection helps to support our weekly televised Masses and a variety of catechetical video programs. The financial sacrifices made by Catholic parents to provide a Catholic college education today are significant. The funds collected for the Catholic University of America Campaign will help to defray these costs in the form of financial aid through scholarships to students who would not otherwise be able to attend.
ANY Announcements to be read from the pulpit on Sunday MUST be submitted for approval
to the parish office by the Monday of the week BEFORE the announcement is to be given.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Number of Envelopes Sent: 5,334
Number of Envelopes Used 8/11/2019: 1,386
Time, Talent & Treasure: Financial Stewardship
WEEKLY OFFERING August 11, 2019:
Weekly Offering in Envelopes: $ 28,644.38
Weekly Offering Loose: $ 1,809.01
Envelopes Received by Mail: $ 3,187.00
Electronic Giving: $ 1,551.93
Total Weekly Offering: $ 35,192.35
Weekly Offering Needed per Budget: $ 37,988.00
Amount Over/(Under) Budget: -$ 2,795.65
BUDGET OVERVIEW Fiscal 2019/2020
YTD Offering Received: $ 251,501.98
YTD Needed Per Budget: $ 265,916.00
YTD Amount Over/(Under) Budget -$ 14,414.02
Holy Day: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: $ 6,641.50
2019 PARISH SHARE CAMPAIGN:
Parish Share Goal: Parish Share Collected 8/11/19: $ 424,989.00 $ 1,766.00
Parish Share Paid: Parish Share Balance Owed: $ 182,660.10 $ 242,328.90
Number of Families Registered in Holy Spirit Parish: 5,936
Financial Stewardship
August 25, 2019 Page 6 Evangelization & Music
Important meeting for choir members and musicians of Holy Spirit Parish Wednesday, August 28, at 7:00 pm, there will
be a meeting in the hall at St. Joseph the
Worker for all choir members and other mu-
sicians of Holy Spirit Parish. There are excit-
ing changes coming that we need to discuss.
Music is such an integral part of our worship!
Sadly, choirs seem to be dwindling. This is not
just a problem here in Lawrence County, but
all over the Catholic Church AND Protestant
churches. As ONE parish, we need to talk
about how our musicians can be ONE and how
best to serve Holy Spirit Parish.
Please come if you
are a choir member
or would like to be
one, or if you play
handbells or other
instruments and
would like to be a
part of the music
ministry at Holy Spirit Parish. We have ideas
to share and would like to know what you
think.
Please come with an open mind and an open
heart!
Sharing CHRIST: go bear fruit September 3 is the start
date for Sharing Christ,
the third course in the
ChristLife Series.
Sharing Christ equips us
with what we need to do in
order to share Jesus with
others so that we ourselves may be transformed into
His missionary disciples. All those who know and
love Jesus and would like to learn how to share
Christ’s love are welcome to participate in Sharing
Christ.
You do not need to have previously attended
Discovering Christ
or Following Christ to take part in Sharing Christ.
Please come and bring a friend! The evening is free
of charge. If anyone needs a ride, please let us know.
We can arrange for someone to pick you up and take
you home. You can register with
Barb Strittmatter, 724-656-0942
Beginning September 3, we will meet for six consec-
utive Tuesday evenings in the hall at the Mary,
Mother of Hope site. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The
program begins at 7:00 p.m. and ends at 9:00 p.m.
The Sharing Christ retreat will be held at the Villa
Maria on Saturday, October 12.
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 7 Faith Formation
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Religious Potential of the Child
book sharing
August 26, September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
6:30-8:00 pm in the atrium at
St. Camillus Faith Formation Center.
Contact Vicki Pavalko at 724-498-0904.
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
CGS Aide Training August 31
5:15 - 6:30 pm (after Mass)
In Atrium at St. Camillus
Contact Vicki Pavalko at 724-498-0904
Get your Diocesan Catechetical Certification with the
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Level 1 Formation Course
Oct. 26/27, Nov. 16/17, Dec. 14/15, Jan. 25/26, Feb. 15/16, Mar. 21/22, Apr. 4/5, May 16/17
This course also counts towards
Catechetical Certification with additional Morality/CVOL course.
Call Vicki at 724-498-0904 for more infor-mation or to get your name on the list!
Space limited to 20 people!
CGS schedules for 3-4 year olds and opportunities for parents with children in CGS and Bible Study sessions
Coming soon!
PRE K—8 Faith Formation
We will begin Teaching Masses for the whole family
September 14/15 at
Sept. 14 at St. Vitus & St. Camillus
4:00 pm Masses Sept. 15 at St. Vitus 9 am Mass &
St. Camillus 11 am Mass Attendance required at this Mass
for all in Faith Formation— this is our session for the day!
Sundays
St. Camillus St. Vitus Faith Formation Mass at 9:00 am
CGS (Pre K) through 5 Followed by 9:30—10:45, followed by Faith Formation Mass at 11 am (K—5) no PreK
10:15—11:30 am
Regular Sessions September 22, 29 October 6, 20, 27
November 3, 17, 24 December 8, 15, 22
Greeters needed at St. Vitus and St. Camillus faith formation sessions
in September– October You must have your clearances!
Please contact
Cathy at 724-652-9471 x 25
August 25, 2019 Page 8 Middle School/High School Ministry
For more information regarding
Jr. High/Grades 6-8
Please Contact
Maggie Jackson
or call M-Th 724-652-3422
Jr. High Grades 6-8 Sunday gatherings in the gym
St. Camillus St. Vitus
Faith Formation 9:00 am Mass 9:30—10:45 am followed by
Followed by Mass Faith Formation At 11:00 am 10:15—11:30 am
Beginning Sept. 15th –Teaching Masses
Sept. 14th St. Camillus & St. Vitus 4 pm Masses
Sept. 15th St. Vitus @ 9 am & St. Camillus @ 11 am
Regular Sessions:
September 22, 29
October 6, 20, 27
November 3, 17, 24
December 8, 15, 22
Week Date Theme: Topic
1 9/1 Kickoff: Food & Games
2 9/8 Alive: Our Call Towards Love
3 9/15 Overfed but Starving: Substitutes for Love
4 9/22 Counterfeit: Counterfeit Love
5 9/29 Dangerous: Our Call to Holiness
6 10/6 Social Night
7 10/13 Equal: Identity and Equality
8 10/20 Divide: The Human Body and Soul
9 10/27 Hallows and Muertos: Why do we celebrate Halloween?
10 11/3 Plus: Healthy Relationships
11 11/10 Greater Than: Freedom in Christ
12 11/17 Off for Fall Retreat
13 11/24 Social Night
14 12/1 Off for Thanksgiving
15 12/8 Disrupted: Why do we celebrate Advent?
16. 16 12/15 White Elephant White Elephant Gift Exchange
For more information, please contact Patrick Neve:
email: [email protected] or call T-F: 724-652-3422
HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Fall 2019
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 9 Adult Faith Formation/St. Vitus School
RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS
Do you know someone who has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic? Or maybe someone who was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the
Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist? Maybe that “someone” is you!
Our RCIA program offers an opportunity to come together in a small group to explore their relation-ship with Jesus while learning more about the Cath-olic faith. Jesus asks: “Who do people say that I am? “ the RCIA session will explore this question using our personal experiences as well as exploring what the Catholic Church teaches. Through this ex-ploration, individuals may choose to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist during the Easter season.
You are welcome to participate in the process with your questions, your insights and your faith story in a warm accepting setting. Our RCIA program be-gins with an informational meeting on Thursday, September 12th at 7:00 pm in the Marian Room on the lower level of Mary, Mother of Hope wor-ship site at 124 N. Beaver Street. For additional information, please contact Fr. Brendan Dawson at 724-652-3422 x. 202 [email protected] or Michele Lagnese at [email protected].
Bible Study with Chuck Mazzei returns to St. Joseph in September
The study of Revelation features an eleven part
program with a Jeff Cavins video presentation.
The study sessions are held every Monday even-
ing, beginning September 9, through November
18 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm at St. Joseph the Worker
site.
The cost is $15 per person which includes a work
book for the pro-
gram. Fill out a
form from your
worship site
making your
check payable to
Holy Spirit
Parish
Bible Study and
put it in the collection. Contact Chuck Mazzei
(724-202-7842) or email him at [email protected]
with questions.
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 10 Social Ministry
August 25, 2019 Page 11
Thursday Night Parish BINGO The Parish Center 117 N. Beaver Street
Thanks for Voting Us Best of the Best BINGO!
Come see what the Excitement is all about!
Doors Open at 5:30 pm Kitchen Opens at 6:00 pm BINGO Starts at 6:45 pm
Must be 18 yrs. or older to play
OKTOBERFEST PLANNING MEETING:
Tuesday, August 27th 7:00 pm St. Joseph the Worker church hall
New this year: an Outdoor German Kunst Markt (German Craft Market) Handmade Items for Sale Questions, Sponsor a Booth or Donate to the Kunst Markt: please call Hans or Monica at 724-658-8062
HOLY SPIRIT PARISH FUNDRAISER NEWS
FESTIVAL FOOD PREP: Soup: August 26th 9:30 am—Finish St. Camillus McGurk Hall Peppers 7 Onions: September 3rd 9:30 am—Finish St. Camillus McGurk Hall
Would you like to Donate a basket to the Craft & Food Festival Basket Raffle?
Contact Marilyn Bunnell at 724-652-3930
Saturday, October 12th St. Joseph the Worker site
Saturday, September 14th St. Camillus de Lellis site
HOLY SPIRIT PARISH
Society of St. Vincent de Paul 2019 Walk for the Poor Help your Neighbors in Need One Step at a Time!
Members of the Society will be selling $ 5.00 Raffle Tickets at all Masses at all Holy Spirit Parish sites the weekends of August 31st—September 1st and September 7th—September 8th
All funds raised help people in our local community with food, rent, utilities and other emergency needs. See a member of our conferences to purchase a ticket or contact Rita Ludovici at [email protected]
John’s Breakfast Brunch Sunday, September 8th
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
St. James the Apostle site
4019 US 422, Pulaski, PA Adults $9.00 Children $4.00
MENU: French Toast w. cream cheese, Buttermilk & Buckwheat Pancakes, Maple Syrup & Fruit Syrup, Scrambled Eggs
Eggs with Peppers, Onions & Cheese, Home Fries, Bacon, Ham, Sausage, And Much, Much More….
Fundraisers
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CYO REUNION
Tickets for the CYO Basketball Reunion, to be held on Sunday, October 20th at
the Parish Center at Mary, Mother of Hope site, are now available.
Tickets are $30.00 per person and are available at these locations:
Bucky’s Barber Shop - Westgate Plaza
The Shipping Depot - Jams
Joseph’s Marketplace and
Sons of Italy - S. Mill St.
The next meeting is on Monday, September 9, at 7:00 pm
in the CCD Building at St. Camillus site.
Holy Spirit Parish
“Women of Faith”
is sponsoring a bus trip
for all members to see
“Miracle of Christmas”
in Lancaster, Pa.
WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 2nd –
Sunday, Nov. 3rd
Bus will leave St. Camillus park-
ing lot at 9:00 am on Nov. 2nd
and return on Nov. 3rd
around 7:00 pm.
COST: $200.00 includes bus,
Miracle of Christmas show tick-
et, Jacob’s Choice show ticket,
dinner, hotel (double
occupancy) and breakfast.
If interested, please bring your
check to the Picnic on
August 20, 2019
or call Bonnie Williams
at 724 698-7453 or 724 651-3463
with questions and
reservations.
August 25, 2019 Page 13 Events
Month of September
2019 Walk for the Poor
Raffle to benefit
the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul
September 8
John’s Breakfast Brunch
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
St. James the Apostle site
September 8
PCUC Spaghetti Dinner
12:00 - 5:00 pm
Mary, Mother of Hope site
September 9
Bible Study “Revelation” Begins
7:00 - 9:00 pm
St. Joseph the Worker site
September 14
Craft & Food Festival
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
St. Camillus site
September 21
We Are One In Christ
By Lawrence Co. Catholic Men
Mary, Mother of Hope Center
Registration needed,
call 727-202-7842
September 29
#Refresh Fall Fest
Evening adventure
St. James site 5:00 - 9:00 pm
COMING EVENTS
All Are Welcome to attend (Men, Women, Young Adults)
WE ARE ONE 7th Gathering Sponsored by
the Lawrence County Men’s Catholic Fellowship Group
When: September 21, 2019 Where: The Parish Center at Mary, Mother of Hope site Cost: $25.00 per person Time : 8:30 am -9 am Continental Breakfast
9 am-Noon presentation by Fr. William Cleary C.S.Sp. Noon (Lunch by Mark Mijavec)
Please drop registration, along with your check or cash in a collection basket at one of the church sites or drop off at St. Vitus site office by September 8, 2019 or mail to Chuck Mazzei, 1729 Pulaski Road, New Castle, PA 16105. Call 724-202-7842 or 724-656-1122 if you have questions Make checks payable to Chuck Mazzei, Gathering or Frank Yeropoli, Gathering
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August 25, 2019 Page 14 Festival Results
BOOTH SPONSORS: Mrs. Gina (Zumpella) Anetakis Ann & David Antognoli Mr. Anthony Antonelli Bill's Bake Shoppe Drs. Joseph & Marilyn Berkely Ms. Nancy Bonk Bob & Susan Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Frank Caffro Dr. Daniel J. Callaghan, Jr. Carriage Manor Personal Care Home Mr. Nick Catarcio Christopher Cassano Castle Asphalt Castle Uniforms & Police Supply Central Heating & Plumbing Cialella & Carney Floral Designs City Glass Co., Inc. Dr. Lynn A. Colaiacovo, M.D. Colonial Lanes Brother & Sisters of Bishop Nicholas C. Dattilo Mr. Howard S. Davison, Jr. Anthony "Bo" & Sandy DeCarbo Mrs. Joanna DeCesare Ms. Kathy DeCesare Mr. Thomas J. DeLorenzo Del's Garage & Inspection Station Mr. & Mrs. David DelPrincipe Patsy & Kathy DeMatteis Amy & John DeSanti Ms. Elizabeth DeThomas Mr. & Mrs. David Farone Christine Fellion, CPA Mr. Eric Francis Frewmill Die Crafts Ms. Gerri Fulena Carletta & Vince Fuleno Mr. Vincent Fuleno
Karl & Judy Gaus Joe & Anita Ginocchi Mr. & Mrs. William Humphrey Jefferson Poultry Karski Security Kelly Auto Glass Keystone Speciality Mrs. Nadyne Klingensmith Knights of Columbus Council #512 Mr. George Lamorella Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lamorella Mrs. Donna Librizzi Mrs. Leanna Litrenta Mr. Tom Liverani Mr. & Mrs. Louis Lombardo Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Mazzanti McGonigle Funeral Home Mrs. Anita Mills McKeever Mrs. Ruth Ann Venasco McMonagle & Family Gary & Dana McQuiston Mr. Sam Medure Mrs. Josephine Mezza David & Colleen Mojock Mr. Luca Molinaro Dominick & Gerianne Motto Sharon & Phil Napolitano Mrs. Rosemarie Natale Mike & Deanna Othites Mr. & Mrs. Lucian Paglia Bernard Pagliaro Ms. Virginia Pagliaro Carol & Charles Peak Pediatric Therapy Professionals Mr. Alexande Piccirillo Mr. Robert Pierz Ms. Anita Pirlozzi Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pisani Ms. Rosanne Pisano Mrs. Dana Prejsnar Preston Motors
Ms. Joan Quahliero Jim & Diann Ruozzo Frank & Kay Salamon Sue & James Salzano Joe Sarbo Mr. Thomas Sesko Mrs. Maryetta Simon Slippery Rock Commercial Roofing Contractors Mrs. Karen Somma Therese Spencer Victor Stefano Mrs. Mary Ann Tofel Uneed A Tire Lynn & Michael Viggiano Mrs. Doreen Vitullo Mr. Richard Volpe Washington Centre Physical Therapy Bruce & Jean Wilson ENTERTAINMENT SPONSORS: Shipping Depot: Pat Amabile Tony & Patti Medure Paul Lynch Foundation Aven Fire Systems, Inc. Castle Realty Butz Flowers Lindy Lauro Dr. Paul E. Wawrzynski II Gallo’s Italian Villa The Law Offices of Carmen F. Lamancusa Thomas E. Zumpella, Esq. Gina M. Zumpella Anetakis, Esq. Morelli & Sons Eric & Jennifer Bullano Ridgley Rose Bullano Wilmington Mini Storage Tom & Anna Zumpella
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Steeler Season Tickets Winner: Mark Brest Penguins Basket Winner: Kathleen Amabile Holy Spirit Basket Raffle Winners Coffee to Go: Hazel Bobosky Lucky Lottery: Leonard Ross Crystal Rosary: Kathleen McConahy Wine Country: Rich Gormley Word of God: Sheila Burick Rise & Shine: Christina Rose Pampered Pups: Marie Scully Spa Day: Daniela Marshall Taste of Italy: Candice Ward Very Happy Hour: Pauline Buckley
Double the Fun: Maegan Broschart
Holy Spirit Grand Raffle Winners: Wednesday, August 7, 2019 $ 1,000.00—Richard Hite $ 500.00—Frank Medure $ 500.00—Stan Krajewski Thursday, August 8, 2019 $ 1,000.00—Julie Iongo $ 500.00—Michael Elisco $ 500.00—John Pezzuti Friday, August 9, 2019 $ 1,000.00—Mary Ann Gibson $ 500.00—Gina Anetakis $ 500.00—Mickey Annarella Saturday, August 10, 2019 $ 15,000.00—Steven Banko $ 1,500.00—Annie Blackwell $ 1,500.00—Justin Venasco
Basket Raffle: Sherry Cherry; Beer Wagon: Mike Cioppa; Casa Di Dolce: Maureen Kuhn & Paula St. Clair;
Cavatelli: Marlene DiThomas; Money Counters: Mary Bullano; Curly Fries: Karen & Bill Humphrey;
Electricians: Bob Hetrick, Chuck Cherozzi, Fred Chiaverini; Evangelization: Joan Quahliero; Food Tickets: Geri Fulena;
Frank’s Grill: Joe Ginocchi, Mike Farrone: Fried Dough: Deanna Othities; Games: Jodi Russo; Gift Shop: Sharon
Naploitano; Hot Dogs, French Fries, Popcorn: Rose Butch, Cindy & Fred Chiaverini; Italian Ice: Curtis Librizzi;
Kiddie Land: Justin Venasco; Kitchen: Judy Martwinski, Tom Carangi; Knights of Columbus: Brian Frank;
Lemon Shakes: Curtis Librizzi; Men’s Group: Chuck Mazzei; Oversight: Bo DeCarbo; Pasta Fagioli: Marilee Micachione;
Penguin Ticket Raffle: Tom Zumpella; Steeler Ticket Raffle: Marilee Miccachione; Pepperoni Puffs: Anita Perlozzi;
Soft Drinks: Luca Molinaro; Rides: Ed Shabaugh; Sandwiches: Sandy Bullano; T-Shirt Distribution: Jean Pascale;
Steak, Chicken & Lamb: Marc Caminiti; Nightly Specials: Mark Mijavec; Strip Tickets: Carol Ginocchi & Gloria Peak;
Supply Room: Jodi Russo; Grand Raffle Tickets: Sharon Marshall
FESTIVAL COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Festival Results
August 25, 2019 Page 16 Directory
SCHEDULE OF RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS): Saturdays: St. Camillus: 11:00 am—Noon St. Vitus: 11:30 am—12:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul: 4:00 pm—4:30 pm Mondays: St. Joseph the Worker: 5:15 pm—5:45 pm
CHRIST THE KING ST. ANTHONY CHURCH
411 W. Poland Ave., Bessemer, PA 16112 (Parish Office) P.O. Box 23, Hillsville, PA 16132
724-667-7721
MARY, MOTHER OF HOPE 124 North Beaver Street, New Castle, PA 16101
724-658-2564
SAINT CAMILLUS DE LELLIS 314 W. Englewood Avenue, New Castle, PA 16105
724-652-9471
SAINT JAMES THE APOSTLE 4019 US 422, Pulaski, PA 16143
724-964-8276
SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER 1111 South Cascade Street, New Castle, PA 16101
724-658-1683
SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL 1 Lucymont Drive, New Castle, PA 16102
724-652-5829
SAINT VITUS 910 South Mercer Street, New Castle, PA 16101
724-652-3422
SAINT VITUS SCHOOL 915 South Jefferson Street, New Castle, PA 16101
724-654-9297
Readings for the week of August 25, 2019
Sunday: Is 66:18-21/Ps 117:1, 2,/Heb 12:5-7, 11-13/Lk 13:22-30 Monday: 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b/ Mt 23:13-22 Tuesday: 1 Thes 2:1-8/Ps 139:1-3, 4-6/Mt 23:23-26 Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13/Ps 139:7-8, 9-10, 11-12ab/Mt 23:27-32 Thursday: 1 Thes 3:7-13/Ps 90:3-5a, 12-13, 14 and 17/Mk 6:17-29 Friday: 1 Thes 4:1-8/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 5-6, 10, 11-12/Mt 25:1-13 Saturday: 1 Thes 4:9-11/Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9/Mt 25:14-30 Next Sunday: Sir 3:17-18, 20, 28-29/Ps 68:4-5, 6-7, 10-11/ Heb 12:18-19, 22-24a/Lk 14:1, 7-14
Victim’s Assistance Hot-Line: If you are a person who has been hurt by abuse from clergy or others associated with the Church,
the Diocese of Pittsburgh offers assistance with counseling, spiritual direction
and referrals to other supportive services. We invite you to contact
our Diocesan Assistance Coordinator toll free at 1-888-808-1235
To report abuse to Childline, please call (toll free) 1-800-932-0313
Call 911 if a child is in immediate danger.
St. Vitus Gift Shop 12 Maitland Street (Parking at the corner of Maitland & Jefferson)
Summer Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00 am—3:00 pm Sundays 10:00 am—Noon Other times by appointment: call 724-654-8851
Visit Holy Spirit Parish’s Only Gift Shop!
Holy Spirit E-mail Contacts: Father McCaffrey: [email protected] Father Sciarappa: [email protected] Father Dawson: [email protected] Sister Annie: [email protected] Deacon Matthew: [email protected] Deacon John: [email protected] Deacon Dan: [email protected]
Save the Date: September 15th Financial Workshop by Tracy DeGarmo.