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Saint Camillus de Lellis Parish �314 W. Englewood Avenue�

� � New Castle, Pennsylvania 16105� (724) 652�9471�

www.stcamillusparish.org�Sunday, June 3 2018�

ST. CAMILLUS CHURCH� THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST �

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THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH�

†SATURDAY, JUNE 2: [Jude 17, 20b�25; Mk 11:27�33 (352)]�5:00 PM Vigil Mass � William & Emma Jayne Slynn (Marianne & Jim Travers)�

† CORPUS CHRISTI SUNDAY, JUNE 3: [Ex 24:3�8; Heb 9:11�15; Mk 14:12�16, 22�26 (168)] �11:00 AM Mass � Living & Deceased Members of St. Camillus Parish�11:00 AM Mass � Graduating Senior’s Lunch � immediately following Mass in McGurk Hall�Rosary � 7:00 PM in church�

†MONDAY, JUNE 4: [2 Pt 1:2�7; Mk 12:1�12 (353)] �8:30 AM Mass � Arnold Panella (Joan & Family)�

†TUESDAY, JUNE 5: [2 Pt 3:12�15a, 17�28; Mk 12:13�17 (354)] �No 8:30 AM Mass at St. Camillus �

8:30 AM Mass at St. James �

†WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6: [2 Tm 1:1�3, 6�12; Mk 12:18�27 (355)] �8:30 AM Mass � Charles & Jeanette Navarra (Anne & Tom Navarra)�

†THURSDAY, JUNE 7: [2 Tm 2:8�15; Mk 12:28�34 (356)] �7:45 AM Mass at St. Camillus � Mary Verdi (In Her Memory)�

8:30 AM Mass at Christ the King/St. Anthony�

†FRIDAY, JUNE 8: [Hos 11:1, 3�4, 8c�9; Eph 3:8�12, 14�19; Jn 19:31�37 (171)] NO 8:30 AM Mass today �

†SATURDAY, JUNE 9: [2 Tm 4:1�8 (358); Lk 2:41�51 (573)]�11:00 AM Confessions�5:00 PM Vigil Mass � Living & Deceased Members of St. Camillus Parish�

†SUNDAY, JUNE 10: [Gn 3:9�15; 2 Cor 4:13�5:1; Mk 3:20�35 (89)] �11:00 AM Mass � 50th Wedding Anniversary of Rick & Joanne Brzezinski�

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SENIOR MASS &�

LUNCHEON��THIS SUNDAY, �

JUNE 3RD �CONGRATULATIONS �

SENIORS!�

The Body and Blood of Christ � Faith has many important facets that are effective in our lives. Prayer and worship con-nect us to the God who creat-ed 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 pro-vide 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 Body and Blood of Christ made truly present so that we might be nourished to do the work of God in the world. 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 Cor-pus Christi and as we journey On Mission for The Church Alive! may our love for the Eucharist in-crease so that our faith may remain strong in the midst of change. Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to stay informed. �

� SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2018�

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�MINISTRY SCHEDULE ��

Sat./Sun.�June 9/10�

5:00 �PM�

11:00 �AM�

Altar �Servers�

A Blaskewicz�S Bessell�

Kwiat�Kwiat�

Extraordinary�Ministers �

Of�Holy

Communion�

MK Goclano�S Fleo�

K Kielar�R Cebula�

Lectors� Kulbacki�Richards�

Fleo�Wagner�

OFFERINGS FOR MAY 27, 2018� Envelopes��$3,945.00� Children’s Envelopes��20.50� Cash��$395.00� Total Offering��$4,360.50� Weekly Collection��$1,200.00� Catholic School Subsidy��$974.00�

�PARISH SHARE 2018�

Goal is $100,000� Total As of May 9, 2018 $16,006.88�

� � Total Cards Received 92 $4,830.00� Blue Envelopes 23� $647.00�

BAG BINGO RESULTS �

DESIGNER BAG WINNERS�Barbara Brown�Chailen Foreman�Kara M. Baum�

Luann Haybarger�Debbie Haney�Amanda Maggie�Gloria Stumpf�Barbara Moore�Karen Brown�Louise Smith�Deborah McGlothlin��

Lindsay Paul�Jenna McGlothlin�Jean Paglia�Amy S. Zbegan�Julie Strauss�Kathy Cochran�Tara Knapp�

BASKET RAFFLE WINNERS�Karen Brown�Mary Ann Thomas�Stephanie Blackburn�Courtney Germanski�Janice McNulty�Jenna Mozzocio�Amanda Maggi�Mallory Watson�Christine Warso�

GRAND TOTAL �AFTER EXPENSES�

$1905.00�

… to the St. Camillus Youth Choir�

Students in grades 1 through 12 are invited to join the Youth Choir. If you love to sing then this is the group for you! St. Camillus Parish Youth Choir will sing once a month at the 11 a.m. Sunday Mass.

If your child is interested in joining the St. Camillus Youth Choir please contact Cathy Frank at 724.652.9471 x25. The next practice is Sunday, July 15th imme-diately following the 11 a.m. Mass. We will sing at the parish picnic on Sunday, July 22nd.�

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PLANNED, �

ATTENDED, �PREPARED, �

SPONSORED, AND CALLED, BINGO... �


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St. Camillus/St. James�

Vaca�on Bible School 2018�

June 25�29th

from 9:30 a.m. to Noon @ St. James the Apostle�This year we are offering a new Vaca�on Bible School � Catechesis of the Good Shepherd VBS�

�One mother described her experience with Catechesis of the Good Shepherd as:��“…a simple, synthesized, profound involvement with the Gospel and with the liturgical life of the Church.�

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd was founded in the 50's by two Italian laywomen, one a scriptural scholar and one an

expert in Montessori educa%on. Together they conceived of a simple, a'rac%ve method for sharing the richness of the

Faith with children, who are uniquely capable of accep%ng the beauty of God's love. �The program is presented in three

levels, and includes %me in the "Atrium," which is a quiet environment where children learn through tac%le play.�

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd emphasizes quiet contempla%on and �� imagine this �� "the enjoyment of God." The chil-

dren hear Bible stories and watch them acted out with simple materials; they learn songs and prayers, and are encour-

aged to play quietly with simple and meaningful objects. �One mother explained that CGS "cracked the code" of the Mass

for her son, as he learned to become alert to the details of the liturgy: the significance of color, the names and purposes

of the various vessels and tools on the altar.”� Source: National Catholic Register � blog post by Simcha Fisher on April 17, 2014�

It is an amazing approach to teaching the youngest among us �to develop a personal relationship with God!�

This VBS is for children aged 3�12 and will take place at St. James the Apostle, �4019 US 422, Pulaski, PA 16143. �

(Take Route 422 towards Youngstown and St. James is located on the left. �It is about a 12 minute ride from St. Camillus.) �

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Cost of VBS is canned food or $10 per child which will be donated to Lawrence County C.A.R.E.S. Any questions please call Cathy Frank at 724.652.9471 x25.�

"…………………………………………...………………….…………….�Catechesis of the Good Shepherd VBS�

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Child’s Name: ____________________________________________________ Age:______________�Child’s Name: ____________________________________________________ Age:______________�Child’s Name: ____________________________________________________ Age:______________�Child’s Name: ____________________________________________________ Age:______________�Parent Name:_______________________________________________________________________�Address:___________________________________________________________________________ �City:___________________________________________ State:� ___________ Zip: _______________�Phone:_______________________________ Email: _______________________________________�Food allergies________________________________________________________________________�Please return this form to Cathy Frank @ St. Camillus Parish, 314 W. Englewood Avenue, New Castle,

PA 16105�Monetary donations may be enclosed with this registration form. Canned goods may be dropped off during VBS.�

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ST. CAMILLUS 2018 �

FLEA MARKET�

JUNE 29 � JULY 1�

Air Conditioned Parish Gym�We need your help!! �

The Flea Market benefits our Parish.�In order for this fundraiser to be a huge success, we need your help. If you can help during any of the days and times mentioned for receiving items, pricing and other tasks or helping on sale days, please

sign up on the volunteer sheets in the back of church or call �Marilyn Bunnell 724�652�3930 or Joe Thomas 724�658�2839�

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To Our Parishioners and Friends�Drop Off your saleable items on the following dates: �� Tuesday� � � June 26� � � 9 AM�4 PM�

� � � � Wednesday� � � June 27� � � 9 AM�4 PM�

Please use the back door of the gym near the sacristy to donate your gently used items. Please nothing stained, moldy or odorous. �

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� ��What Can I Donate��Paperback books�Children’s books�Frames�Kitchen Utensils�Purses�Puzzles/Games�Small Furniture��

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Not Accepting: TV’s, Car Seats, Cassette Tapes, Clothing, �� Shoes, Computers, Encyclopedias, Luggage,�� Vinyl Records, Hardback books ��

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The Sale: Lots of “treasures” will be available!!�Friday � June 29� 9 AM�4 PM�

Saturday� June 30� 9 AM�2 PM & following 5 PM Mass�Sunday � July 1�� Following 11 AM Mass�

Toys�Crafts/Yarn�Tools�Pots/Pans�Dishes�Garden Items�Jewelry�

Christmas Items�Sewing Notions�Linens/Curtains�Knick�Knacks�Working Small Appliances�Decorative Items �CD’s�

Baby Items�Fabric�Mirrors�Lamps�Scarves�Baskets�DVD’s�


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ST. VINCENT �DE PAUL SOCIETY�

St. Vincent de Paul Soci-eties in New Castle pro-vides boxes for clothing and shoes. They are lo-cated at St. Camillus, St. Joseph the Worker, and St. Vincent de Paul Par-ishes.� Items placed there are picked up by�monthly and distributed to those in need. All articles of cloth-ing are accept-ed,� especially winter coats. Please send your gently used or new items to the St. Vincent de Paul Societies so that they may continue to help those less fortunate in the local area. Thank you for your support and gener-ous contributions. The St. Vincent de Paul Societies of The Catholic Commu-nity in New Castle.�

COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS�

ST. ANTHONY �NOVENA�

Please join us for the St. Anthony Novena every Tuesday at 7:00pm in St. Vincent de Paul Church. The novena consists of prayers, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction and vener-ation of the relic of St. Anthony. The ninth no-vena and Closing Mass is on Tuesday, June 12 beginning at 6:30pm. �

JOB POSTINGS AT ST. VITUS SCHOOL�

Elementary Level Teacher Opening: 2018-2019 School Year 724-654-9297

www.stvituscatholicschool.org Attn: Mr. Justin Venasco, School Principal

PA Elementary Education Certification Required Documentation Required:

Current Resume At least 3 Letters of Recommendation: Pastor of Affiliated Parish, if applicable

Pastor of Affiliated Parish where employed, if applicable Immediate or past Principal or employer or educator

One other person as a character reference Transcripts Certificates

Act 151, Act 34, Act 114 Clearances (Dated within a year) Copy of Catholic Identity & Mission Clause acknowledgement to be

signed if position is offered and returned to Schools Office Copy of (Catholic) Philosophy of Education

Act 168 (Sexual Misconduct /Abuse Disclosure Release Form) Act 126 Certificate (visit http.reportabusepa.pitt.edu for training

program, or visit diocesan website dioptt.org>left hand menu>scroll to Online Training for Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse)

Position for Secretary to the Principal of St Vitus School Position Summary: Responsible for organizing and coordinating office operations and procedures in order to ensure effectiveness and efficiency

to provide maximum positive impact on the education of students. Specific Training/Skills: Proficient computer skills including word pro-

cessing, spreadsheets and email Education required: High School Diploma

Documentation Required: Current Resume

Essay explaining the importance of organization and communication in the workplace

At least 2 Letters of Recommendation: Immediate or past employer

One other person as a character reference + highlighted documents Email Documents to: Mr Justin Venasco, Principal

[email protected]

ATTENTION!!! PARISH WOMEN�The Women’s Associations of : St. Camillus, St. James, and Christ the King Parishes invite all

parish women to “picnic in the park” on Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at �Pearson Park’s Hutchison Center.�

6:00 PM meet & greet 6:30 PM Picnic Dinner �No Cost � covered dish requested�

Please RSVP by June 20, 2018 to Mary Ann 724�658�2839�


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COMMUNITY NEEDS�June ministry list is for�Covenant house. They are in need of hair ties, wide tooth comb, hair brushes, shampoo/conditioner, liquid hand soap pumps and refills bottles, pantry food and plastic clothes hangers. �

�A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE�

One gets the impression there was always a lot of sharing, discussion and learning during the many meals Jesus and the disciples ate together. How does this compare to the meals in your home? Today’s gospel challenges us to make our meals more than physical functions and more a time for sharing. �� by Bud Ozar�

Diocesan Victim’s Assistance Hotline for Abuse�1�888�808�1235�

ST VITUS NEWS�St. Vitus Food Program: In conjunction with the Pittsburgh Food Bank and Produce to People, St. Vitus Parish sponsors a community�wide food distribution every month in Fabbri Hall, St. Vitus School. We are blessed to be able to provide much�needed food, including fresh produce, canned goods, meats and bakery items to over 600 families in need throughout our local region. Many of our recipients are elderly or handicapped and require assistance. We ask volunteers to help with set�up, distribution and moving items to vehicles using wheeled carts that we provide. Please consider offering your time, once a month, to this most worthy cause. Contact the parish office (724�652�3422). Everyone is welcome and needed.�

CORPUS CHRISTI��

When we receive the Eucharist at Mass, we Catholics believe that we are receiving the Body and Blood of Christ�the Real Presence. We take to heart the words of Jesus found in Mark 14:22�24, “While they were eating, he took bread and said the blessing, took it and gave it to them, and said, ‘Take it; this is my body’. Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, and they all drank from it. He said to them, ‘This is the blood of the covenant which will be shed for many’”. That same idea is expressed in Matthew 26:26�28 and in Luke 22:19�20. Jesus gave to us his own body and blood so that we can be reconciled to him on our own journey to heaven. We, sinners, need help; Jesus gave us the pre�eminent aid. �Each time we received the Eucharist we are proclaiming to the world that we need Jesus, that Jesus means what he says in John 14:15, “If you love me you will keep my command-ments”. What are these commandments that he is referring to? The Bible, especially in the Old Testament, is full of rules and laws�check out the books of Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Numbers. Jesus did say in Matthew 5:17 that he “did not come to abolish the law but to fulfill it”. However, he goes on to say that the law can be summarized in a single phrase, “Love one another as I have loved you”. (See John 15:12) In Matthew 7:12 Jesus makes an even broader statement, “Do unto others whatever you would have them do unto you. This is the law and the prophets”. �If we know Jesus, if we love Jesus, if we wor-ship Jesus, then we will make every effort to keep his commandments. We will consume his body and blood regularly, frequently, as we journey to heaven�announcing that we need his help. Although we are sinners and have sinned, God, in his unbounded mercy, has giv-en us the means to reconcile ourselves to him. A good habit to develop is to receive God in the Eucharist not only frequently, but also ea-gerly and enthusiastically. ��