310 Kane Boulevard • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15243

June 3, 2018

Schedule of Liturgies Saturday Vigil Mass 6:00 p.m. Sunday Masses 8:00, 9:30, and 11:30 a.m. Daily Masses Monday - Friday at 6:45 a.m. Monday - Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Baptism: Second Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m. Prior arrangements and pre-baptismal sessions should be completed before the birth of the child. Call the Parish Office to register. Reconciliation: Confessions are heard Saturdays from 12 noon to 1:00 p.m., or any time by appointment. Holy Eucharist: For those who are sick and confined to home, call Tracy Walnoha, 412-835-0897. Marriage: Weddings must be scheduled six months in advance. Pre-marriage sessions are required. Contact one of the priests to make arrangements. Anointing of the Sick: For those who are chronically or seriously ill, call one of the priests at any time. A parish service for Anointing of the Sick is celebrated annually. New Parishioners Are Most Welcome! Please speak with one of the priests, then call the Parish Office to register. Eucharistic Day and Holy Hour Last Wednesday of each month; all day adoration following the 9:00 a.m. Mass and concluding with prayer and benediction from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Rosary: Daily at 8:30 a.m. and Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the church. St. Vincent De Paul Society - 412-200-2244 Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bulletin Deadline: Monday Noon

CLERGY

Rev. Richard A. Infante............................................................. Pastor Rev. Gilbert Z. Puznakoski ............................................. In Residence Chaplain, Kane Hospital Rev. Dr. Lawrence R. Sutton .................................................. Deacon

TELEPHONES Parish Office ................................................................. 412-279-7070 Parish Fax ...................................................................... 412-279-2385 School Office ................................................................ 412-279-6611

PASTORAL STAFF Sharon Loughran Brown ............................................... 412-279-6611 Principal, OLG Parish School Don S. Fontana .............................................................. 412-276-0277 Coordinator, Religious Education Kevin Trichtinger .......................................................... 412-279-6135 Coordinator of Music and Choir Director Josette N. Baker, OFS..………………………………. 412-279-7070 Parish Social Minister Geoffrey A. Schnieder. ................................................. 412-279-7070 Director of Adult Catechesis and Evangelization Isaac & Erin Summers…………………………………412-276-0278 Regional Youth & Young Adult Ministry Team Stanley Zeszutek ........................................................... 412-279-7070 Facilities and Maintenance Manager Phil Boggio, Tom Capozzoli, Joe Scharf ...................... 412-279-7070 Sacristans Dennis Stover ................................................................ 412-398-8917 Chairman, Finance Council Dr. Philip S. Boggio ...................................................... 412-279-7070 President, Parish Pastoral Council

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Liturgy Schedule SUNDAY, JUNE 3 THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST 8:00 Our Lady of Grace Parish 9:30 James Murphy by Wife, Ruth 11:30 George Kline by The Kline Family MONDAY, JUNE 4 6:45 George Klauss by Regina and Dennis Stover 9:00 Anna Vannuki by Ed Bittner Family TUESDAY, JUNE 5 6:45 Dorothy McClelland by Rita and Joe Torrez 9:00 Francis J. Smith, Jr. by Bernadette Smith WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 6:45 Ed Yourick by Jane and Jim Barthen 9:00 John G. Bellaver by Blondina Bellaver 6:30 Living and Deceased Members of the Women’s Guild THURSDAY, JUNE 7 6:45 Jim Gorrell by The Bernas Family 9:00 Adele Nowowiejski and Family FRIDAY, JUNE 8 THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS 6:45 Paul W. Weinheimer by Wife, Mary 9:00 Mary Mazur by Jim and Heather Holtschlag SATURDAY, JUNE 9 9:00 Anthony Parento by Sister, Susie Levitt 12:00 Reconciliation 6:00 Bernadine Mulliken by Husband SUNDAY, JUNE 10 8:00 Our Lady of Grace Parish 9:30 Dawn Marie Armento by Virgil and Jean Huff 11:30 Yolanda Benacquista by The Musial Family 1:00 Parish Baptisms

ALTAR SOCIETY SCHEDULE Gigi Higie

PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS— Those who are

sick especially: Virgil “Dutch” Huff, Sharon C, Rosemary Kelly, Mary Ann Budd, Ben Heinrich, Michele Snyder, Sandy Ludman, Patricia A. Belisario, Juanita Besso, Joseph Davoren, Theresa O’Brien, Pauline (Pearl) Lewis, Peggy Donovan, John Katshir, John Nevitt, Maureen McHugh, Colleen Donehue, Kathleen Apone,

Mark Blice, Juanita Besso, Tony Licciardello, Colleen Donehue, Michael Janairo, John Warrick, Nikki Lavato, Max Janairo, Albert Schultz, Donna Banish, Miriam Kist, Baby Joshua Laylock, Louise Tozzi, Larry Dabat, Tom Levy, Daniel Koshute, Norma Yorke, Karen Recrosio, Pat Morrissey, Janine Gismondi, Diane Moran, Betsy Houn, Amy Will, Mary Andrea Collins, Dominic Falcione, Whitney Baker Riegelsberger, Mary Ann Sobieralski, Jackie Battenfelder, Mary Lou Mahon, Maureen Leckenby, Dolores Blatnik, J. Hutton, Ed Funari, Chuck McIntyre, John Goray, Charlotte Kuczinski, Baby Lenna, Jennifer Welch, Charles Rupani, Dave Dunbar, Jesse Lesko, Kassidy Jane Morrone, Michael Ray, Amy Bellini, Grace Semon, Lucille Kubit, Dorothy Plank, Robert Barrett, Michael Starek, Maureen O’Brien, Johnny Mucha, Lee Gregory, Joyce Grimm, Jennifer Gordon, Theresa Lawton, Linda Louis, Audrey Wenzig, Ronald Liguori, William Dalesandry, Joanna Schupp, Kathleen Davis, James Yount, Jason Lipinski, Karlie. PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY— Corporal Joseph Griffel, Capt. Matthew Darnley, S/Sgt Melody McKee, Lt. Col Edward W. Jackson, SFC Richard F. Lawrence, Spc.4 Nicholas Talarico, Capt. Michael Makrucki, Cpl. Ronald S. Strang, II, Staff Sgt. Gregory Halloran, Capt. Adam Ewoldsen, Adam Ginter U.S. Army, Capt. Kendall Seli, Lnc. Cpl. Daniel Mulvihill, Master Sgt. Daniel Mulvihill, Sr., Airman 1st Class Tim and Kate Mulvihill, Capt. William J. Shields, Maj. Christopher Lauff, 1st Sgt. Rick Oddi, Sr. Airman Dion Julian, Capt. Aaron L. B. Cox, Lt. Col. Steven Tingley, Cmdr. Steve Fichter, Capt. Sam Gazzo, Staff Sgt. Ryan Kelsey, Sgt. Dustin Huff, 2nd Lt. Meghan Cumpston, Lt. Cmdr. Jason Simon, Lt. Col. J.J. Serowik, Sgt. Matthew Tardio, PV2 Erik Lind, Maj. Thomas H. Huzzard, Matthew Keglovich, SPC Paul Trusiak, Army Captain Daniel Mayer, Lnc. Cpl. Adam Halloran, PV2 Tyler Trusiak.

Activities Schedule SUNDAY, JUNE 3 7:30 AA, Conroy Hall TUESDAY, JUNE 5 7:00 Eighth Grade Graduation Mass, Church Reception following, Keefer Hall 7:00 262 Parent Planning Mtg., Rutkowski Rel.Ed. Ctr 7:00 Rosary, Church 8:00 Choir, Church WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 10:00 Bereavement Support Group, Rutkowski Rel.Ed. Ctr 6:30 Women’s Guild Mtg., Church, Keefer Hall 7:00 Pre-Baptism Class, Rutkowski Rel.Ed. Ctr THURSDAY, JUNE 7 7:00 Boy Scouts, Conroy Hall SATURDAY, JUNE 9 After mass The Annual Diaper Drive, Keefer Hall 9:00 Rummage Sale Drop Off Begins; Conroy Hall, Miller Pavilion SUNDAY, JUNE 10 After all masses The Annual Diaper Drive, Keefer Hall 7:30 AA, Conroy Hall

Stewardship Treasure: $10,248.00

NEXT SUNDAY’S SCRIPTURE READINGS: Genesis 3:9-15, 2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1, Mark 3:20-35

BANNS OF MATRIMONY: II Jennifer L. Suffern (OLG)

Steven A. West (OLG)

REST IN PEACE: Elizabeth L. Mooney, Mother of Claudia Roberts

FEED THE HUNGRY—Help feed our Rummage Sale volunteers Saturday to Saturday, June 9th-16th! Each day we provide lunch for 35-40 hungry volunteers through the generosity of parishioners like yourself who are willing to either donate a lunch (casseroles, salads, sandwiches, desserts) or cover the cost of ordering a simple lunch. Please contact Kim Sethner at 412-279-1465 or kimsethner@yahoo.com for details. Thank you in advance.

ANNUAL DIAPER DRIVE—ONE WEEKEND ONLY! The annual Diaper Drive benefitting Catholic Charities will be held on Saturday, June 9th and Sunday, June 10th before and after every Mass. Please bring your diapers (sizes 3 to 5 preferred) and wipes to Keefer Hall and the Ladies of Charity will be there to thank you for helping struggling, low income moms and dads keep their babies ages two and younger dry and safe from infection. Thank you for helping! WOMEN’S GUILD MEETING—It’s time to clean out those jewelry boxes and dressers! Get rid of jewelry, purses and scarves that you no longer use. Join the Women’s Guild on Wednesday June 6, 2018 for our annual Jewelry and Accessory Exchange. Trade items you don’t wear for some “new” treasures. After our exchange is over you can take your remaining items back home with you or donate them to the Rummage Sale. While we wait for a turn to exchange our treasures we will be playing a rousing game of Catholic Trivia. Meeting starts after the 6:30 pm Mass. This is our last meeting until September. What: OLG Women’s Guild Jewelry/Accessory Exchange and Catholic Trivia Night When: Wednesday, June 6th Time: 6:30 pm Mass followed by the meeting Refreshments will be provided by Kathy Brown and Bernie Egg. Bring a friend!

OUR LADY OF GRACE PITTSBURGH, PA

HELP WANTED !!! Many volunteers are needed to help with the upcoming Rummage Sale. Drop-off starts Saturday, June 9 and continues the following week. Sale starts evening of Thursday, June 14. All parishioners are invited to share the fun while working this event. See bulletin insert for specific times. Any time you can offer: just a few or many hours, are most welcome. Lunch will be available

MONSIGNOR MICHAEL CONROY SCHOLARSHIP—provides assistance for a full-time undergraduate student at Duquesne University who is a MEMBER of Our Lady of Grace Parish and qualifies for financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Director at Duquesne University. To apply for this award for the 2018-2019 school year, please stop by the Parish Office by Thursday, June 7 to complete the necessary paperwork. You must apply for admission at Duquesne Universityand complete the necessary financial aid forms.

RALLY FOR MCNALLY 5K/1 MILE WALK— Join us at OLSH on Saturday, June 9 for the Rally for McNally 5K and 1 Mile Walk! The 5K and 1 Mile walk will begin at 9:00 am. Cost is $25 if you register by June 8 ($30 on race day), which includes a dri-fit t-shirt, timing, racing bib, and refreshments. Medals will be awarded to the top 3 male and female runners in each age group and overall. Register online at www.olsh.org/rally/. Proceeds benefit the Michael McNally Endowed Scholarship fund. New this year to the Rally for McNally is a Kids Fun Run! On Saturday, June 9 dur ing the Rally for McNally 5K, children ages 3-8 are invited to participate in a fun run beginning at 10:00 am. Cost is $10, which includes a cotton t-shirt, medal (for all), and a snack. Register online at www.olsh.org/rally/.

DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY— Duquesne University’s largest open house event, DuquesneFest, will be held this summer on Sunday, June 10, 2018 beginning at 8:00 a.m. This exciting day is a fun way for Fall 2018 high school seniors to learn more about the University. Register online at www.duq.edu/duquesnefest

The priests, parishioners and staff would

like to welcome everyone here today celebrating Mass with us at Our Lady of

Grace Parish.

QUO VADIS DAYS—What does it mean to be a Catholic Man? High school men, don’t miss Quo Vadis Days, two days dedicated to learning more about the priesthood, deepening your faith, and better discerning God’s call in your life. Quo Vadis Days will take place at Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School on July 15-16. It will include brotherhood, Mass, sports, adoration, and dynamic talks. All men entering 10th, 11th, 12th grades and freshman year of college are welcome. The retreat costs $40; assistance is available. To register, visit PGHPriest.com by July 3.

THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST – Faith has many important facets that are effective in our lives. Prayer and worship connect us to the God who created us and who

daily gives us purpose and provides for us. Times of community and fellowship unite us with our family in faith to realize that we are not alone on our journey of love with God. Outreach and charity put our faith into action so that we can be the hands and heart of Jesus in the world and provide for the needs of others. Yet, at the heart of our faith, its essential foundation, is the gift of God himself to his people, the Eucharist. The Eucharist is the memorial of God’s great act of love for us, the death and resurrection of his Son, Jesus. The Eucharist is the source of our life as people of faith and that to which we return all that we have received in thanksgiving to God. Inspired by this Feast of Corpus Christi and as we journey On Mission for The Church Alive! may our love for the Eucharist increase so that our faith may remain strong in the midst of change. Visit onmissionchurchalive.org

JUNE 3, 2018

A couple of weeks ago, Fr. David Bonnar came to our Pentecost Sacred Arts Festival to hear Sam Hazo’s poetry reading. Professor Hazo taught Fr. Bonnar while he was a student at Duquesne University. Following the recitation, I took Fr. Bonnar on a walking tour of our grounds and buildings to familiarize him with our facilities, as he will assume administrative oversight of OLG on October 15th. One of Fr. Bonnar’s comments particularly struck me during that walking tour in the dusk light. “All that grass!” he remarked about our grounds as we chatted with parishioners in the parking lot. Fr. Bonnar noticed what we may take for granted: the expansive 16 acres of fields and parking lots, six buildings and sprawling property. Recall that our neighboring parish, St. Bernard, has a beautiful church situated on the main drag of Mount Lebanon but bounded by asphault and concrete, with a parking lot on a hillside. Fr. Bonnar observed the obvious assets of our parish facilities that evening when he additionally commented: “The property is so flat.” You also probably couldn’t find two more architecturally different churches in the Diocese than Our Lady of Grace and Saint Bernard. The magnificent stone and Spanish tile roofing of Saint Bernard Church is designed in the traditional cruciform style, with a long center aisle. Our Lady of Grace is a contemporary church in the round with six entrances and a wraparound balcony unique in the diocese. St. Bernard Church holds 750 people. Our Lady of Grace holds 1,300 people. Saint Bernard is located at the high point of Bower Hill Road while Our Lady of Grace is located in a valley as Bower Hill Road winds its way down. The dramatically different designs of our two churches should offer some interesting liturgical alternatives in the coming years as the two communities find new ways to utilize these two sacred spaces. Don’t hesitate to go to Mass at St. Bernard Church in the weeks ahead and please welcome the St. Bernard parishioners who might be visiting Our Lady of Grace Church in the coming months. We’ll be praying for both of our parishes in the weekly petitions offered at Sunday Mass. Fr. Richard Infante, Pastor