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N E W M E M B E R S W E L C O M E Introduce yourself to one of our greeters, priests,

or hospitality hosts.

330 Third Avenue

Carnegie, PA 15106

412-276-1011

www.SEAScarnegie.org

Pastor: Fr. David Poecking

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Robin Evanish

SUNDAY MASS Saturday: 4:00 p.m.

Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, & 11:30 a.m.

WEEKDAY MASS Monday - Saturday • 8:00 a.m.

Monday - Wednesday - Friday • Noon CONFESSIONS Saturday 11:00 a.m. to Noon

or by appointment

NOVEMBER 12

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Stay awake and be ready!

For you do not know on what day your Lord will come. Mt 24:42a,44

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SACRAMENTS

Sacrament of Baptism:

For arrangements call 412-276-1011

x 210

Sacrament of the Anointing

of the Sick: Call Fr. Dave or

Fr. Robin to make

arrangements (before surgery,

during illness, etc)

Sacrament of Marriage:

Arrangements must be made with one of the

priests at least six months before

the proposed date of the wedding.

Sacrament of Penance:

Confessions every Saturday

from 11:00 a.m. to Noon. Also by

appointment.

Age & Illness If you have a

family member who has become

seriously ill, homebound, or is

in a long-term care facility, please call

Tess Keddie 412-276-1011

x221

MASS INTENTIONS

Parish phone: 412-276-1011 Emergencies after hours call: 412-276-2353

Fax: 412-276-0816 Email: SEAS@seascarnegie.org

Pittsburgh Diocese Victim Assistance Hotline: 1-888-808-1235 Childline: 1-800-932-0313

Pastor: Fr. David Poecking ext. 212 Parochial Vicar: Fr. Robin Evanish ext.213

Business Manager: Tim Castello ext. 216 Pastoral Associate: Tess Keddie ext. 221 Pastoral Associate: Steve Geitgey ext. 217 Music & Liturgy: Nicholas Will ext. 219 Religious Education: Mary Kay Smith ext. 222 RCIA Director: Dorothy Fitzsimmons ext. 225 Receptionist: ext. 210

November 12 Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

4:00 p.m. MAMIE MADERIC by John and Mary Carol Len

7:30 a.m. PEOPLE OF THE PARISH

9:30 a.m. HELEN MORETTI by the Christian Mothers and Guild

11:30 a.m. SR. M. JEREMY MAHLA, S.C. by St. Luke High School Class of 1958

November 13 Memorial of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin Wis 1:1-7 | Ps 139 Guide me, Lord, along the everlasting way. | Lk 17:1-6

8:00 a.m. CATHERINE HARVEY by Betty Hammer

12:00 p.m. PETER AND ANTHONY CHAIDO by Genevieve Chaido

November 14 Tuesday of the Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time Wis 2:23-3:9 | Ps 34 I will bless the Lord at all times. | Lk 17:7-10

8:00 a.m. THERESA MOX by the Ladies of Charity

November 15 Wednesday of the Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time Wis 6:1-11 | Ps 82 Rise up, O God, bring judgment to the earth. | Lk 17:11-19

8:00 a.m. FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE UNBORN by AOH Div. 32

12:00 p.m. EDWARD AND ANNA GEISER by daughter, Marlene Olszewski

November 16 Thursday of the Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time Wis 7:22b– 8:1 | Ps 119 Your word is for ever, O Lord. | Lk 17:20-25

8:00 a.m. ADAMO AND MAUTI FAMILIES by Anna Marie Mauti and Family

November 17 Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Religious Wis 13:1-9 | Ps 19 The heavens proclaim the glory of God. | Lk 17:26-37

8:00 a.m. WILLIAM “BILL” POLETTI by the Hindt Family

12:00 p.m. KATHRYN OLIVERIO by Mario

November 18 Saturday of the Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9 | Ps 105 Remember the marvels the Lord has done! | Lk 18:1-8

8:00 a.m. THERESA MOX by Phyllis Dlugos

4:00 p.m. CHARLES KINNEY by Carol Kinney and Family

November 19 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31 | Ps 128 | 1 Thes 5:1-6 | Mt 25:14-30

7:30 a.m. DOLLY SMITH by Family

9:30 a.m. VERA AND BUZZY FUNARO by Children and Grandchildren

11:30 a.m. JOSEPH SCHIRRIPA by the Schirripa Family

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PARISH OFFICE HOURS

Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

FINANCIAL

STEWARDSHIP November 5

Regular Collection:

$9,819

Parish Share Gifts: $4,219

All Saints Day

$2,437

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P A R I S H W E E K L Y S C H E D U L E

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 12:45 p.m. Living Jesus — St. Maximilian Kolbe Room 2:00 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul District Council Meeting —St. Luke Hall

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 6:30 p.m. Children’s Faith Formation Classes —Bayley Building Classrooms 7:00 p.m. Bingo! —Bishop Canevin High School

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 6:30 a.m. Men’s Faith Sharing —St. Maximilian Kolbe Room 2:00 p.m. Men and Women Faith Sharing Group —St. Maximilian Kolbe Room 7:00 p.m. Contemporary Choir Rehearsal —Church 7:00 p.m. RCIA —St. Maximilian Kolbe Room

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 12:30 p.m. Rosary to End Violence & Terrorism —Immaculate Conception Chapel 3:30 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Society Meeting —St. Maximilian Kolbe Room 7:00 p.m. Evening Faith Sharing Group —St. Maximilian Kolbe Room 7:00 p.m. Fr. Robin’s Bible Study —Bayley Building Classroom #5

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 10:00 a.m. PIP Praying for you! —Holy Family Hall until 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Parish Choir Rehearsal —St. Cecilia Room 7:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Meeting —St. Luke Hall

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 10:00 a.m. Angel Tree Set-up —Holy Family Hall 5:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Bishops Project Meeting —St. Luke Hall

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 9:30 a.m. Ladies of Charity - Plastic Mat Workshop —St. Luke Hall

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 12:45 p.m. Living Jesus — St. Maximilian Kolbe Room

This Sunday’s

Tabernacle Lamp burns

in memory of

Bruce & Helene Dal Canton

by Jim and Maureen Nelson

Be Prepared or Be Foolish – In today’s Gospel, five of the virgins were ready to meet their master upon his arrival, while five were not. It is a reminder, like so many others in the Gospels, to be prepared for when the Lord comes to call us to himself. Will our hearts and lives be ready to meet the Lord and dwell with him, or will we be caught off guard and our salvation be affected? In a more

temporal way, have we been preparing ourselves for the changes that are coming as part of the On Mission for The Church Alive! initiative? Have we taken the time to educate ourselves about what will happen (Bishop Zubik’s announcements on April 26th, building relationships, new clergy assignments, new Mass schedules) and what will not happen (no immediate parish mergers, no immediate church closings) over the next 12 months? Don’t be caught off guard by On Mission. Be prepared and be an agent of growth and support in the Church as a disciple of Jesus. Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed.

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REMEMBER TO DIE

Consider the sculpture, “Walking to the Sky,” by Jonathan Borofsky. There are at least three copies of it around the world, one of which happens to sit on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University. It’s not a bad sculpture for CMU, which as a secular university undertakes to advance human knowledge and technology, but without much thought about the ultimate purpose and meaning of things. People walk upward, toward the sky, until…they’re simply not there any more. It’s November, Advent approaches, the liturgical year is coming to a close, and the readings and prayers of the church bend toward thoughts of death, judgment, Heaven and Hell. An old aphorism, memento mori, bids us “remember to die.” Don’t think you’re just going to walk upwards, endlessly growing older or richer or more mature. Instead, remember to die, and shape your life accordingly. Live so that your death can become a victory—not the end to a life absorbed in worldly affairs, but the beginning of a life given wholeheartedly to God’s love.

Last week I wrote to you about a $25,000 matching-funds offer for the Parish Share Program (PSP). If you’re registered as active in this parish, you also received a letter from me about it. Please consider sending in your gifts or at least your four-month pledge papers, so that the parish can take advantage of the matching funds, put our finances in good order, and help facilitate a smooth transition over the years to come, pooling our resources with neighbors On Mission for The Church Alive!

Bishop Zubik and many other Christian leaders and pastors, including me, have endorsed a special event for Black Friday, November 24, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. It’ll involve an ecumenical Thanksgiving service and an extraordinary one-million-meal-packing project for charity. Register at www.amentoaction.org and also email me at pastor@SEAScarnegie.org, so that we can better organize our group and perhaps recruit some volunteers.

—Fr. Dave

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IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS

Last week we began a discussion about Bishop Robert Barron's "How to Share Your Faith" book,

and the first of his "seven qualities of a new evangelist", that of being in love with Christ. And we

talked about how to deepen that relationship with Christ so as to have something to actually be

able to share with those in your life who don't yet have this relationship.

This week we continue the discussion, recognizing that perhaps you're now at least beginning on

the path to a deeper relationship with He who is (whether you realize it or not!) the Lord of your life.

Let's talk about ways to connect the people in your life with Him, the One who holds you in the

palm of his hand (Isaiah 49:16), and who guards you as the apple of his eye (Psalm 17:8).

Think about two significant people in your life whom you've introduced to each other, and who

now have a great relationship of their own now. Maybe you introduced a good friend, or even a

boyfriend or girlfriend, to your parents, or to another good friend ... how did you go about doing

that? You probably talked lovingly about each to the other. Maybe you helped each of them

put their best foot forward, to minimize the risk of any issues or disagreements, and to maximize the

chances of a good first meeting. Early on you may have taken one of them to an important event

of the other, to show them off "in their element". Perhaps you didn't even have to tell them how

important this relationship was to you ... is it possible that it was obvious just from how you talked

about them?

If you spend some "quality time" reflecting on how important God is in your life, if you show others

how important your Church life is, by talking about it, or just by living it out, if you come to the

sacraments ready to invest your heart into them, it will show...and then when you extend an

invitation to someone to join you at a Church service or parish function, they just might say yes,

because you are no longer 'hiding your lamp under a bushel basket'!

Be a good friend!

Invite your friend!

Share Christ with your friend!

You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden.

Nor do they light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket;

it is set on a lampstand, where it gives light to all in the house.

Just so, your light must shine before others,

that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.

— Matthew 5:14-16

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

The Knights of Columbus will be selling raffle tickets for a $500 cash prize based on the 7:00 p.m. PA Lottery drawing on Wednesday, December 6, St. Nicholas Day, before and after masses the next weekend or two while they last. The donation is $2.00 for a dual number ticket. If you don’t get your ticket before or after mass please contact your favorite Knight or call Rick Amrhein at 412-276-4367.

Don’t forget to get your ENJOY BOOKS! If you’re looking for a unique hostess gift, or want to give a bonus to your favorite sitter; give the gift that keeps giving for a year! Give an

ENJOY BOOK! Contact Sam Zinger— email: hammurabi7@comcast.net, phone: 412-334-4385 or see Terry Cummings or Jim Miller. You may also purchase books at the Parish Office!

December Holiday Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6 1:30 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

ST. LUKE HALL

Buffet includes: Stuffed Chicken Breast with Homemade Gravy

Baked Maryland Scrod Whipped Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables

Strawberry Spinach Salad Mancini’s Bread, Coffee and Tea, Cake Make reservations by November 30

Cost: $20

Contact Don Cain: 412-279-0885

Golden Agers

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WE SALUTE OUR PARISHIONERS WHO WERE KILLED IN ACTION:

Jack Adragna WW II

James L. Boyce Sergeant, Army 24th Infantry Division WW II

Peter Charles Chaido MM2, USNR USS Denver- WW II –Pacific Theater

Frank Cyprowski New Britain Campaign WW II - Pacific Theater

Alfred DiLoreto Private First Class, WW II / Battle of the Bulge

Frank A. Dornenberg WW I

August Klinkner Army Company A, 5th Machine Gun Battalion WW I

John F. Manion WW I

Carl Marchese Corporal, Navy WW II - Pacific Theater

James L. McCabe Vietnam

Joseph V. McGrogan WW I

John A. Stripp Staff Sergeant, Army WW II

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish salutes our Veterans!

In Church tradition, inherited in part from Judaism, it is the responsibility of the bishop to speak for the Lord Jesus Christ and to represent him, but it is the responsibility of the prince to protect peace and justice, if necessary by “wielding the sword” of armed force. In the United States, our rulers maintain order domestically via the police, but at and beyond our borders via the army, navy, air force, and marines. Veterans of our armed services deserve our special respect as instruments of this gravest of princely powers. They also deserve our special appreciation insofar as their deployment often puts them at risk of injury and death. Pray for them as you do for our rulers. Hence Katharine Lee Bates’ lyrics of America the Beautiful, of which the third verse is often printed thus:

O beautiful for heroes proved In liberating strife, Who more than self their country loved And mercy more than life! America! America! May God thy gold refine, Till all success be nobleness, And every gain divine!

—Fr. Dave

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WE REMEMBER OUR PARISHIONERS WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY AND ARE NO LONGER WITH US:

Douglas G. Bado Master Sergeant, Air Force Persian Gulf/Desert Storm/

Desert Shield Vernon James Brosky

Sergeant, Army Air Corps WW II

John C. Brosky Major General, Army A. F. WW II

Larry Byerly Navy, WW II

Anthony Joseph Chaido Seaman First Class, USNR WW II - Pacific Theater

Nicholas Charitan CPL, Army Presidential Honor Guard/ B Company/

3rd Infantry Regiment Korea William R. Dell, Sr.

BM1, Navy USS Raleigh WW II / Pearl Harbor

George E. Dlugos Master Sergeant, Army WW II

George Peter Dlugos 1st Class Seaman, Navy WW II

Frank Dlugos Sergeant, Army Air Corps

John C. Dlugos Sergeant, Army WW II

John R. Dlugos Sergeant, Army WW II

Matthew B. Dlugos Marines, WW II

Theodore Dlugos Sergeant, Army WW II

Walter Dlugosz Sergeant, Army Air Corps WW II

Joseph L. (Tony) Downey Private First Class, Army Inf COI 20th Regt. WW II / Korea

Anthony Falleroni PFC, Army WW II

Frank V. Falleroni PVT, Army Korean War

Frank D. Gerrero Staff Sergeant, Army Air Force 332nd Bomb Squadron,

94th Bomb Group WW II

William Gerrero Seaman First Class, Navy WW II

Frank E. Granata Medic, Army WW II Ronald J. Harbin

BT2, Navy Vietnam

Charles E. Herman, MD 1st Lieutenant, Army WW I

Henry J. Herman Army WW II

Paul Herman Sergeant, Air Force

William E. Hoag Corporal, Army Artillery WW II

Theodore Kaszalowicz WW II

Edward J. Kleysteuber T - Sergeant, Army Air Corps 557th Bomb Squadron, 387th Bomb Group WW II

Frederick C. Kleysteuber, Jr. PFC, Army 630th Military Police Detachment WW II

John F. Klutch Sergeant, Army 43rd Division Korea

George Kushner 2nd Lieutenant, Army 75th Division - 290 Infantry -

Company L WW II

Joseph Kwiecien Private First Class, Army WW II

Carl P. Lupi Sergeant, Army 3rd Armored Tank Battalion No conflict

Guy E. Masciantonio Corporal, Marines 9th Infantry Division, USS Missouri

WW II

Steve Matwiczyk Water Tender Third Class, Navy WW II

Daniel J. McGrogan Staff Sergeant, Army WW II

John F. McGrogan Navy WW II

James M. McLaren Army, Army Reserves, PAANG Vietnam

Malcolm Neil McLaren TSGT, Army WW II

Thomas J. McLaren, Sr. CPL, Army, Vietnam

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WE HONOR OUR PARISHIONERS WHO SERVED, OR ARE SERVING, OUR COUNTRY. THANK YOU!

Paul Mente WW I

William A. Meredith Private First Class, Marines

August Monti Staff Sergeant, Army AF WW II

John M. Moore Air Force

John R. Owen PFC, Army WW II

Jack W. Phillips Army

John M. Pruss Electrician's Mate 3C See RD, Navy AS F2 FIC (EM) Nas Alameda Calif.

Roy "Rocky" Raco Staff Sergeant, Army WW II

John C. Rawlings CPL (T), Army Artillery Korea

John J. Recchio CPL, Army WW II

James F. Riley Gunners Mate 2nd Class, Navy USS LCS 51 WW II

Bruno Rodi Gunner, Navy WW II

Frank Salerno Private First Class, Army WW I

Albert J. Scotti CPL, Army, 82nd AB 508 PIR WW II

Herb Shaffer Quartermaster (3rd) Navy USS Bunker Hill, WW II

G. Woody Speca Sergeant, Army WW II

Charles Joseph Spratt MM3c Machinist Mate 3rd Class, Navy 93rd Construction

Battalion WW II

David W. Stubna T5, Army 42nd Rainbow Division WW II

Joseph Sujdak Sergeant, Army WW II

Robert E. Tapper E7 Sergeant 1st Class, Army 99th Infantry; 99th ARCOM

WW II Stephen A. Trageser

Sergeant, Army 101st Airborne WW II

James H. Voye CPL, Army 69th Signal Battalion, 3rd Army WW II - European Theater

Russell Westlock

Seaman, Coast Guard Korea

Joseph F. Yurchak Navy, 1951-55

Florence O. Zimmerman First Lieutenant, Army Registered Nurse WW II

Robert H. Zimmerman

Lieutenant Colonel, Army 82nd Airborne WW II

Joseph S. Zyra TEC 4, Army WW II

George Brosky Lt. Commander, Navy WW II

Vernon Joseph Brosky LTC Pilot, Air Force/ANG 1973-1984

Tom Cannon CW4, Air Force & Army 99th RSC

Dale E. Crowley SP4, Army 3rd US Infantry Vietnam

Anthony DiLoreto Private First Class, Infantry WW II

Charles DiLoreto Private First Class, Infantry WW II

Nick DiLoreto, Sr. Staff Sergeant, Infantry WW II

Raymond F. Dombrosky E-5, Army, 25th Infantry/65th Engineer Battalion

Comp C Vietnam

Dennis M. Donnelly AZ2, Navy VP10

Robin S. Evanish Private, Army 20th Engineers Combat Battalion Fort Devens, MA 1958-1961

James L. Fisher Petty Officer Third Class, Navy US Mullinnix DD-944 Vietnam

Ray Ford SSgt E5, Air Force Vietnam

Emmett Freshwater E-5, Navy Vietnam

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Larry Gaburri SGT, Marines 2nd Marines Vietnam

Betsy Lynn Harbin Airman First Class, Air Force

John Koishal, Jr. Airman First Class, Air Force Flight Line Vietnam

Joe Kotarba Sergeant, Army 53rd Signal Vietnam

Grace J. (Nemeth) Kwasniewski Airman First Class, Air Force TTAF, H.Q. Korean War

Louis Kwasniewski Staff Sergeant, Air Force TTAF, H.Q. Korean War

William J. Lang Spec 5, Army 1st Logistics - 86th Trans. Vietnam

Richard F. Lawrence SFC, Army HQ 128th BSB OIF

Joseph A. Len Staff Sgt., Air Force 607 A.C. & W. Squadron Korea

Donald May Staff Sergeant, E5, Air Force Civil Engineers Vietnam

Dick Mitchell SP4, Army 86th Combat Engineers Vietnam

Raymond Moretti Sergeant, Army WW II

Stephen Mosura Sergeant, Army National Guard 28th Infantry Division

Operation Iraqi Freedom

Ron Mulkerrin SP5, Army 83rd Combat Engineers Vietnam

Armando Novelli Sergeant, Marines 3rdm ALSO Marine Barracks,

Washington DC Vietnam

John R. Pajak Airman 1st Class, Air Force Military Police Vietnam

Thomas Palastro 2nd Class Petty Officer, Naval Air Fasron 112

Roger Paradis MSGT, Air Force 309th Air Comandos Vietnam

James F. Pfeffer E4 - Corporal Marines 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines Vietnam

Gino Purchiaroni

SGT, Marines 1st Division Korea

Regis Reaghard E4, Marines 2nd Marine Division Echo 22

Joan Reale Staff Sergeant, Air Force Detachment 210 Recruiting Vietnam

John D. Remensky 1st Lieutenant, Army Combat Engineer 1967-69

Harry F. Rieder 2nd CL. Petty Officer, Navy Amphibe/LST Korea

Anthony T. Romano SP5, Army 11th Armored Cavalry Division Vietnam

Herman E. Rushofsky Corporal, Army Air Corps 28th Photo Recon Squadron WW II

Joseph Schmitt Captain, Army 815th Engineer Battalion Vietnam

Cynthia S. Sikorski, MD Commander, Navy US Navy Medical Corp Afghanistan

Currently Serving USNS Comfort, Puerto Rico

Michael M. Sikorski Major, Marines Second Division 1980-2007

Patrick J. Sikorski GMG2, Navy USS Tripoli- Gunners Mate 1984-1989

Justin Forrest Smith SrA, Air Force PACAF, 51FW, 51MXG, 51MXS Currently Serving

Terrence M. Steiner Sergeant, Marines, Peacetime

Mark R. Westlock Lieutenant, Navy Desert Storm

Denzil E. Wilson Sergeant, Army MP - 199th Infantry Brigade Vietnam

Walter B. Wojciechowski, Jr. E-4, Army Signal Corps Vietnam Era

Thomas Woodall Lieutenant Colonel, Army Vietnam

James D. Young Chief Warrant Officer, Army Ordinance Corps 1958-2000

Mary Jane Zyra 2nd Lieutenant, Army Army Cadets Nurse Corp WW II

Many thanks to all who submitted names for our list of veterans! Special thanks to Lori Dedola and Sandy Santillo, for their help with the extensive list.

Please keep all of our veterans, living and deceased, in your prayers.

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Friday, November 24 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER 1000 Fort Duquesne Blvd. ● Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222

Ticket information: amentoaction.org

Join us as we come together in the spirit of Jesus to worship and pack one million Meals of Hope for the hungry.

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SEAS SUBSTANCE ADDICTION MINISTRY (SAM) We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Room 5 of the Bayley building. Our meeting lasts one hour. Our November meeting is Tuesday, November 21. Our rosary for recovery will commence in the Immaculate Conception chapel at 6:30. “When we talk about accepting things we cannot change, we acknowledge our powerlessness before many of the realities of our existence. *** The original twelve step program developed for Alcoholics Anonymous drives home the principle of serene acceptance of what we are powerless to change, together with a confident turning to God. *** Whether we suffer from addiction or not, admitting that we are powerless over many things is a giant step toward inner peace, for it leads us to lean confidently on the true Power that can change all things.” [The Way of Serenity, Father Jonathan Morris, pp 34-40.] Join us this month! All things are possible with God’s help.

BISHOP CANEVIN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Placement Tests will be administered on Saturday, November 18, 2017, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (doors open at 8:30 a.m.) and Saturday, February 3, 2018, from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. (doors open at 11:30 a.m.). All students seeking admission to Bishop Canevin must take the Placement Test in order to determine appropriate course selections for entering freshmen and to be considered for scholarships. To register for the test, please call 412-922-7400, ext. 224. There is a $10.00 fee for the test which may be paid in advance by check (payable to Bishop Canevin High School) or at the door on the day of the test. Parents are invited to our library while students take the test, where Administrators will be on hand to answer questions regarding admissions, financial aid or Bishop Canevin High School. Applications are now being accepted for the 2018-19 academic year. Interested students may visit the school’s website, www.bishopcanevin.org, to complete and submit an online application. For more information, please call the Assistant Principal, Karen Walker, at 412-922-7400, ext. 212.

Bishop Canevin High School extends a warm holiday invitation to parishioners for Christmas in the Courtyard on Wednesday, December 13 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The school's choir and band will perform traditional Christmas carols as well as a few new selections to help celebrate the joy of the season. Beginning at 6:30 p.m., stroll the school's decorated first floor while you enjoy refreshments and a casual pre-concert, followed by the formal concert in the school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge for admission and all are welcome.

S A V E t h e D AT E Sunday, December 3

HOLIDAY CONCERT 3:00 P.M. IN OUR CHURCH!

University of Pittsburgh Women’s Choral Ensemble

Refreshments Served Admission: Free-will offering

POP OVER TO OUR PIP! SEAS Partners in Prayer will be praying with

you and for you on

Thursday, November 16

from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

in Holy Family Hall.

Our prayer ministry group “Partners in

Prayer” meets every first and third

Thursday of the month. Join us!

All are invited!

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Domestic & Foreign Collision Specialists 100 Washington Ave., Carnegie

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State Inspections Emissions Alignments

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PA State Inspection & Emissions Tests Auto Air Conditioning Service Cooling System Service General Automotive Repair

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429 W. Main St. Carnegie 412-276-2111 Huge selection & great service!

Christopher Lepore Attorney at Law

Phone: 412-278-0912

Fax: 412-505-6800

302 Third Street Carnegie, PA 15106

ANITA

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Attorney at Law

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Real Estate Phone: 412-278-0590

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