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St. Bede Catholic Church 509 South Dallas Avenue ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15208
Reverend Edward M. Bryce, Pastor Rev. Mr. Rick Tucek, Deacon Administrator
Reverend Augustine Temu and Reverend James Adeoye - In Residence
www.saintbedeparish.org www.saintbedeschool.com
Mass Times: Daily: 7:00 & 9:00 am Saturday: 5:00 pm Sunday: 8:00, 10:00 and 12 Noon
Confession: Saturday: 2:30 pm and after 5:00 pm Mass Any other time, please call the rectory
Eucharistic Adoration Every night except Wednesday, 8:30p - 9:30p
Baptism and Weddings: By appointment only Rectory: 412-661-7222 Fax: 412-661-9337 School: 412-661-9425 Parish Pastoral Council: Lisa Bush Joe Gartner Gemma Gloninger Melanie Henninger Justin Krauss Constance O’Connor Marybeth Olander Joan Price Denise Prochownik Eric Setzler
Organizations and Officers: Mrs. Judith Meyers, Parish Secretary, 412-661-7222 Sr. Mary Elizabeth Schrei, S.C., Pastoral Associate, 412-661-9425 x 13 Mrs. Becky Page, School Principal, 412-661-9425 Mr. Joseph Perozich, Business Manager, 412-661-7222 Mrs. Caitlin Snatchko CCD Director and Middle School
Youth Director, [email protected] Mrs. Rachel Mollen and Mrs. Kristie Steitz Parent Teacher Guild, [email protected] Mrs. Jennifer Gorske, Music Min, 412-244-0171 Mrs. Carla LaRocca DiDonato Music Min. 412-422-2460 Mr. Gerard Rohlf, Music Min., 412-731-7179 St. Vincent de Paul, Rectory, 412-661-7222 Mrs. Dorothy Hays, St. Bede Guild, 412-242-6875 Ms. Helen Daley, Senior Citizaen Coordinator, 412-441-5592 Mr. Carmine Fantini, President, SBAA, 412-422-2867 Mrs. Sarah Sora, Altar Servers 412-352-9926 Mrs. Rita Scholle, Web-Admin/Meeting Room Scheduler 412-243-3078 Mrs. Annie Meehan, Flowers 412-478-7189 Mrs. Kathleen Patton, Bulletin, [email protected] Mrs. Glennen Lloyd, Newsletter, [email protected]
St . Bede Mission Statement ~St. Bede Parish is a Roman Catholic faith com-munity located in Point Breeze with members from the East End neighborhoods of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ~Rooted in our Baptism and centered in the Eu-charist, we share responsibility for the mission of our parish and the universal Church. ~Blessed by our legacy of faithfulness and com-mitment, we reach out to include the diverse pop-ulation of our dynamic city neighborhood. ~We seek to deepen our faith in all stages of our lives, to bear witness to Christ’s teachings in the secular world, and to serve the needs of others.
NOVEMBER 5, 2017 THE THIRTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
VIGIL (31st Sunday in Ordinary Time) 5:00 T.&S.W-b: Mary Newell [birthday] (Family) SUNDAY (31st SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME) [5] 8:00 William Lowry (Jack & Connie Kunz) 10:00 For All the People of the Parish 12:00 Anna Chasler (Zajko Family) MONDAY (Weekday) [6] 7:00 Rev. Lawrence 9:00 Fr. Richard Kenna, S.J. (Family) TUESDAY (Weekday) [7] 7:00 Rev. Demetrius Dumm, OSB 9:00 Stan Berona (Deacon Rick & Kathy Tucek) WEDNESDAY (Weekday) [8] 7:00 *T.&S.W-b: All People suffering with Cancer 9:00 Rev. Hugh M. Gloninger THURSDAY (Dedication of the Lateran Basilica) [9] 7:00 Robert Kisic (Family) 9:00 Deceased of the Bamford, McNamara & Bryce Families FRIDAY (St. Leo the Great, Pope & Doctor) [10] 7:00 Rev. Michael F. Connaughton 9:00 Kennelly & Stack Families SATURDAY (St. Martin of Tours, Bishop) [11] 7:00 Dolores Elk (Family) 9:00 Edward Kenna (Family) VIGIL (32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time) 5:00pm For Vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life SUNDAY (32nd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME) [12] 8:00 FOR ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE PARISH 10:00 Bud O’Brien (Mary Ellen Williams) 12:00 Kennelly & Stack Families *T.&S.W-b: = temporal and spiritual well being ********************************************** BANNS OF MARRIAGE III James Randell McAuley & Celia Paris III Matthew Rheingrover & Maura Donley
********************************************** PRAY FOR HEALING for Myra Bilotto, Marie Boyle, Dominic Braithwaite, Tim Burke, Willa Campbell, Linda Carr, Jim Carroll, Bruno Cassara, Eumenia Castro, John Ceric, John Davis, Susan Delaney, Ruth Ann Donnelly, Jacqueline Dumond, Herbert Durbeck, Judith Dyke, Joann Dzikowski, Agnes Dzombak, Cindy Farabaugh, Rosemary Fitzgerald, Audrey Fusco, Frances Galardi, Jack Gall, Michael Gallagher, Patty Gillespie, Makenna Grace, Joseph Hamm, Marlene Handrahan, Chris Hudak, Marlene Jo-seph, DiDi Joyce, Fran Kalinowski, Maria Lee, Susan Loether, Paul Lydon, Fran McCarthy, Helen Burns McConnell, Ruth Mc-Gill, Dorothy Meyers, Aileen Minnock, Giovanna Nistico, Judith Nosling, Kevin O’Brien, Laurie Raffaele, Libby Regan, John Rettger, Joanne Schwarz, Judy Siewiorek, Doreen Simeone, Ar-thur Smith, Rex Smith, Gregory Spechtold, Sarah Stanfield, Neil Stewart, DJ Stinelli, Laura Swain, Haley Thelen, Barbara Tierno, MaryJane Tirk, Arlene Trichtinger, Sandra Vesely, James Walsh, Nira Yarris, Joan Zankowski, Julian Zekan, Idolo Zino-ble and all in need of our prayers who wish to remain anony-mous. **********************************************
REFLECTIONS
“Lord, this is the people NOVEMBER CALLS US TO REMEMBER OUR LOVED ONES WHO NO LONGER ARE HERE. 1. Who made us? God made us. “In the beginning, God created heaven and earth. (Genesis 1:1)” 2. Why did God make us? God made us to show forth His goodness and to share with us His everlasting happiness in heaven. “Eye has not seen nor ear heard, nor has it entered into the heart of man, what things God has prepared for those who love him. (I Corinthians 2:9)’ This 1941 version of the Baltimore Catechism gives us an insight into why the Church focuses our attention on the Saints and Souls who have completed their stay on earth. November One and Two embraces all those brothers and sisters, created by God in His image and likeness, who have formed their life decisions on the Word of God and followed through with their actions. We have the names of saints and martyrs whom the Church has recognized through the ardu-ous process of canonization. We also know in our hearts many great and holy people who have touched our lives per-sonally by their example. At the same time we hold the pro-found believe that we can pray for all of our deceased. And God listens to these prayers. Since God is the Judge of the living and the dead, (and we should never try to pretend that we are the Judge), we dare to hope that they have ex-panded their hearts with love of God to the fullest extent so that they enjoy Heaven. If we truly love them and hope to enjoy their love forever, then we have to seriously meet God on God’s terms each day. ****************************************** LATEST NEWS ABOUT OUR FUTURE “Bishop David Zubik disclosed at the recent Fall Cler-gy Convocation that he intends to make announcements re-garding next steps in the On Mission for The Church Alive! planning process on Thursday, April 26, 2018. He will make the announcements at the Spring Clergy Convocation. The April 26 announcements will begin the “transition phase” of On Mission. From May to September, outgoing and incoming clergy in new parish groupings will have opportunities to discuss how best to provide pastoral care. New Mass schedules will be developed during the summer and communicated to the faithful before the imple-mentation phase begins on Monday, October 15, 2018. On that date, the new clergy assignments and Mass sched-ules will take effect. “Now that we have the dates for both the announce-ment of the bishop’s decisions and for the start date of the new parish groupings, we can focus on planning for delivery of support to the clergy teams and working out operational details that will serve the new groupings,” said Father Sam Esposito, episcopal vicar for On Mission. On Mission for the Church Alive! seeks to invest in more intentional forms of outreach and evangelization so that our faith communities can be vital centers of worship and service, deepening people’s relationships with Christ and one another.”
31st SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME: In the political and commercial world, it appears that humility is not a virtue. Jesus tells us otherwise in the Gospels. It might be good to step back from advertisements and exhorta-tions that encourage us to exalt ourselves and instead pray for the humility of Christ in all our daily interactions. Do we do what God asks of us or do we only pay lip ser-vice to God’s commands? APPALACHIA CLOTHING DRIVE - Boxes and la-bels are available in the Church vestibule for the clothing drive. Be sure to take an ORANGE label paper for each box and follow the directions. DROP OFF TIMES are the weekends of NOV. 11-12 & NOV. 18-19 at the gar-age behind the rectory. Please do not bring boxes before these times. Students will be available these weekends to assist unloading boxes. Please make sure that all clothing is CLEAN AND WEARABLE and that toys, small appli-ances etc. are in GOOD CONDITION. PLEASE DO NOT use plastic bags for packing. Any questions, contact Sr. Mary Elizabeth 412-661-9425, ext. 13 or [email protected]. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: The truck for Appa-lachia will be packed on Friday, November 24, the day after Thanksgiving at 9:15am. The more people, the fast-er the truck is packed and can be on its way to Kentucky. Save the date to work off that Thanksgiving dinner! ADVENT IS COMING! Advent is an important time to prepare our hearts for Christ’s arrival at Christmas. The tradition of lighting an advent wreath each day throughout this season, typically during a family meal, is a beautiful one. We will be selling sets of advent candles for $4 and an advent wreath with candles for $10. They will be avail-able after each of the Masses the weekends of November 18th-19th and November 25th-26th. They will also be available daily before and after school in the 2nd grade classroom. As we make our Christmas “to-do” lists, let’s remember to include meaningful prayer as part of our preparations. CCHS MOTHER’S GUILD FASHION SHOW
Please join the Central Catholic Mother’s Guild for our Annual Fall Fashion Show and Luncheon on Sunday, No-vember 12th from 11:00am to 3:30pm at The Twentieth Century Club, 4201 Bigelow Boulevard, in Oakland 15213. Convenient Parking at Soldier’s and Sailors. Join us in our longstanding tradition of gathering together as mothers, grandmothers, sisters and friends. The Central Catholic Mothers' Guild, is proudly celebrating over 75 years of service to the Central Catholic High School fami-ly. We are looking forward to an afternoon of food, fun and fashion!
Tickets are $40. Please RSVP with payment by October 30th. Forms and Invitations available online at http://bit. and at Office A, Central Catholic High School 412-621-8189.
JOIN US - in Praying the Holy Rosary Tuesday even-ing Nov. 7th at 7:30pm in the Church. (The first Tuesday of every month). We are eager to continue and enlarge our community of Prayer. We will have printed materials, extra Rosaries and help for those new to the prayer. The Adult Faith Formation Committee and the Holy Rosary Bible Study group hope you will join us SENIOR CITIZEN MEETING - The Senior Citizens will meet on Tuesday, November 14th at 12:00 noon in the Activities Room. The meeting date was moved due to Election Day. Please bring your own lunch. Dessert and beverages will be provided. SEWING DIGNITY ROBES - Organized by Mary Ann Zajko here at St. Bede, there will be a Dignity Robe ses-sion on Wednesday November 8th from 9:30am -11:30am at Cut and Sew Studio in Morningside. Catherine Batcho, owner of the studio, heads the sessions. This is a continu-ation of the Project which began in October 2016 to sew dignity robes for breast and lung cancer patients going through radiation therapy. A group of St. Bede parishion-ers and Catherine’s students met for 10 sessions over the last year and made robes donated to McKeesport Hospi-tal. Anyone interested in sewing can join. Please contact Mary Ann Zajko [email protected] / 412-512-4689.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY Produce to People (P2P) - November 11, 8:30-12 noon in Homewood at Pittsburgh Faison School Looking for 10 volunteers to help to distribute fresh pro-duce to our food insecure neighbors. This is a great op-portunity to obtain service hours or to meet other parish-ioners! Must be at least 12 years of age. Please contact Paula Cerrone to sign up at [email protected].
BRAVE - Catholic Women’s Fellowship Conference On November 18th, 2017, gather with women from all over the diocese first-ever Catholic Women’s Fellow-ship Conference, BRAVE. Join speakers Helen Alvaré, Fr. Dave Pivonka, Fr. Joe Freedy, Megan Mastroianni and Mimika Garesché for a day full of inspiring talks, sacraments, and building community with other women! Don’t miss an update - visit www.cwfpitt.org for more information! HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - “It’s better to give than to receive,” as the saying goes. The holiday season is about more than just presents and treats. It’s about giving time too. Finding time to volunteer this hol-iday season and throughout the year is a memorable way to give back. Please consider providing companionship for a hospice patient. Volunteers provide a supportive presence for families and caregivers by allowing them to step away from a stressful situation as needed. Sivitz Hospice is a faith based organization and provides care for everyone. All volunteers will receive training about hospice philosophy. If you are interested, please contact Julia Baird at Sivitz Hospice 412-422-5700.
East Catholic School Night at the Races-Fri., Nov. 17th at the Hall at the Word of God Parish Center, 7436 McClure Ave., Swissvale, PA 15218. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Dinner catered by Veltre’s will begin at 7:00 p.m., and races will start at 7:45p.m. Tickets are $20 and includes dinner and a horse. Also included with ticket is beer, pop, and water. Additional horses are $10 each or 3 for $25. Even if you are not able to make the event you can still buy horses for a chance to win cash prizes. For tickets please call Joelle Matthews, 412-860-8548, Mary Pat Valentino, 412-247-5513, or Anne Flaherty, 412-266-4527.
SANCTUARY VOLUNTEERS - November 11th & 12th K Patton LECTORS - November 11th and 12th
5:00 Joe Goldcamp 8:00 Sarah Aernis 10:00 Wendy O’Toole 12:00 Perry Blatz EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - November 11th and 12th
5:00 MaryBeth Olander, Paul Scholle, Rita Scholle 8:00 Diana Buck, Ray Fratto, Bernadette Harris 10:00 Tom McGough, Jim Maher, Melissa Viator 12:00 Debbie Crisafio, Betsy Cwenar, MaryAnn Loebig ALTAR SERVERS - November 11th and 12th
5:00 Bobby Elder, Peter Elder 8:00 Brendan Lloyd, Evelyn Weixel 10:00 Olivia Hoffman, Morgan Mollen, Hannah Werner 12:00 Naomi Fisher, Ericson Kimbel ********************************************* Protecting God’s Children: CHILDLINE Report suspected child abuse 800-932-0313 Diocese of Pgh Victim Abuse Hotline 1-888-808-1235 ******************************************
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[email protected]. Flyer inserts - Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. to Sister Mary
Elizabeth at [email protected]. Mass announcements - Fridays at 9:00 a.m. to Sister
Mary Elizabeth [email protected].
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