SUNDAY | JUNE 6, 2021

MASS SCHEDULE

SATURDAY VIGIL MASS

Corpus Christi: 4:00 PM

St. Angela Merici: 4:30 PM

SUNDAY

St. Patrick: 8:30 AM

St. Robert Bellarmine: 9:30 AM

St. Angela Merici: 11:00 AM

WEEKDAYS

St. Angela Merici:

Monday—Friday 8:30 AM

MASSES AND PRAYER SERVICES AT

ST. ANGELA WILL CONTINUE TO BE

LIVESTREAMED THROUGH A LINK ON OUR

WEBSITE

www.marymotherofgod1.org

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Thursdays, 5:50 – 6:20 p.m. at St. Angela Church

(Indoor) Saturdays, 12 – 1 p.m. at St. Robert Church

(Parking lot) All those confessing must wear a mask.

St. Angela Merici 1640 Fawcett Ave.

White Oak, PA 15131

Corpus Christi 2515 Versailles Ave.

McKeesport, PA 15132

St. Patrick 310 32nd Street

McKeesport, PA 15132

St. Robert Bellarmine 1313 Fifth Avenue

E. McKeesport, PA 15035

ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER

1640 Fawcett Ave

White Oak, PA 15131

Monday—Friday 9:00AM—4:00PM

P: 412-672-9641 | F: 412-672-1576

secretary@marymotherofgod1.org

CLERGY TEAM

Pastor

Rev. Terrence P. O’Connor

toconnor@diopitt.org

Parochial Vicar

Rev. Jack E. Demnyan

jdemnyan@diopitt.org

Parish Chaplain

Rev. Joseph C. Beck

jbeck@diopitt.org

In Residence

Rev. Pius Nwankwo

Deacon Reynold Wilmer

rwilmer754@gmail.com

PARISH STAFF

Business Manager

Cathy Nola cnola@marymotherofgod1.org

Elementary Faith Formation

Coordinator (K-5)

Anita Holland

aholland@marymotherofgod1.org

Middle School Faith

Formation Coordinator

Jessi Lorenz

jlorenz@marymotherofgod1.org

Director of Music Ministry

Sharon Sisley ssisley975@gmail.com

Assistant Director

of Music Ministry

Carolyn Guzik

Maintenance

Dan Hearn, A.J. Minyon

Administrative Assistants

Rachel Begg | Saira Herboth

secretary@marymotherofgod1.org

Safe Environment Coordinator

Kathleen Strangis

kstrangis@marymotherofgod1.org

SACRAMENTS

Please contact the parish office as to the

following sacraments:

Sacrament of Baptism

Prior to having your child baptized,

both parents must attend a

baptismal class.

Sacrament of Matrimony

Arrangements should be made at

least six months prior to your

wedding date. A date will be set

only after contacting the priest.

Sacrament of the Sick

(You may also see a priest after

Mass)

Holy Communion for

Homebound

R.C.I.A (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

This is the process to become

Catholic or for Catholics to receive

the rest of their Sacraments of

Initiation. We also offer programs

for children.

Saturday,

June 5

4:00 pm CC

4:30 pm St. A

Weekday: Saint Boniface, Bishop, Martyr

Tb 12:1, 5-15, 20/Tb 13:2, 6efgh, 7, 8 [1b]/Mk 12:38-44

Lawrence Englert by: Wife & Family

Ann Cervo by: Michael Cervo

Sunday,

June 6

8:30 am St. P

9:30 am St. R

11:00 am St. A

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST (CORPUS CHRISTI)

Ex 24:3-8/Ps 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18 [13]/Heb 9:11-15/Mk 14:12-16, 22-26

The Living and Deceased of our Parish

Cummings, Lang, & Martin Families by: JoAnn Martin

Susan L. Katich by: MaryAnn & Catherine Peiffer

Monday,

June 7

8:30 am St. A

Weekday

2 Cor 1:1-7/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9]/Mt 5:1-12

Richard Grace by: Nancy Haughey

Tuesday,

June 8

8:30 am St. A

Weekday

2 Cor 1:18-22/Ps 119:129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 135 [135a]/Mt 5:13-16

May & Henry O’Grady by: Mary Pat Soltis

Wednesday,

June 9

8:30 am St. A

Weekday: St. Ephrem, Deacon, Doctor of the Church

2 Cor 3:4-11/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 8, 9 [cf. 9c]/Mt 5:17-19

Patty Schaffer by: Meals on Wheels Ladies

Thursday,

June 10

8:30 St. A

6:30 St. A

Weekday:

2 Cor 3:15—4:1, 3-6/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 10b]/Mt 5:20-26

Thaddeus G. Huchrowski by: Patricia Dorian

Robert Murtha by: Molly Haughey

Friday,

June 11

8:30 St. A

THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS

Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9/Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3]/Eph 3:8-12, 14-19/Jn 19:31-37

Marlene Dubyak by: Husband, Wes

Saturday,

June 12

4:00 pm CC

4:30 pm St. A

Weekday: The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary

2 Cor 5:14-21/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 2:41-51

Ted & Donna Kustra, 50th Anniversary by: Ted & Donna Kustra

The Living and Deceased of our Parish

Sunday,

June 13

8:30 am St. P

9:30 am St. R

11:00 am St. A

ELEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/2 Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34

Deceased of the Pete, DiCecco & Domenic Teti Families by: Tresa DiCecco

Dolorest Kurp by: Marion Kazusky

Samuel Strangis by: Fr. Donald Voss

Mass Readings and Intentions

FROM FATHER TERRY J+M+J

Today we celebrate the Most Holy Body and Blood of

Christ also known as Corpus Christi. It is on this day

that we rejoice in the awesome gift of the Eucharist.

Our Catholic faith proclaims that, Jesus is truly,

mysteriously, and substantially present in the Eucharist

under the mere appearance of bread and wine. This is

our firm belief since the time of the apostles. To be

Catholic is to believe in the True Presence. As we

emerge out of the pandemic, what a blessing it is to be

able to receive the Body of Christ. I have heard so

many comments of late about the blessings of being

able to receive Holy Communion once again. Praise

the Lord. I am happy that so many are back at the

eucharistic table!

We are reminded today of our continual call to deepen

our love and understanding of the Eucharist. We do

this through such things as prayer, study, and charity.

A wonderful way to pray is to come before the Blessed

Sacrament. We have now returned to our bi-monthly

Holy Hours. We can also arrive early to Mass, and stay

after, to take some time before Jesus in the Eucharist.

As the pandemic ceases, I hope we can soon be open

for private prayer. In terms of reading, the Bible and

the Catechism of the Catholic Church will surely unite

us more to the Eucharist. I also recommend the

following books, Bishop Robert Barron’s Eucharist

and Scott Hahn’s The Lamb’s Supper. Finally, charity.

May we always try to make sure what happens on the

altar, happens in our words and actions. Being

Eucharist will transform the world.

Today’s solemnity also recalls our need to have the

proper disposition in receiving Holy Communion. If

we need to confess our sins before receiving the

Eucharist, let us take advantage of God’s mercy in the

Sacrament of Reconciliation. Also, we are reminded of

our need to bow before receiving Holy Communion

and of the importance of saying “Amen” when offered

the Body. When we say amen, we are saying, “I

believe what you said, it truly is the Body of Christ.”

Some have asked me about when the Blood of Christ

will be offered. We pray that some day soon we can

offer the Blood of our Lord. In the end, we celebrate

Jesus’ wonderful gift today. May we rekindle our love

and hope today in the Eucharist, which awaits us at

each Mass and every time we enter the doors of our

churches.

As announced at last Sunday’s Masses, Fr. Jack is being

transferred. He will become the Parochial Vicar at Our

Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, Observatory Hill/

Perrysville/Ross/West View. He is also assigned to

begin studies in canon law. We will miss Fr. Jack and

we thank him for his wonderful service to the parish. I

will say some more about Fr. Jack as we approach his

farewell. As we say goodbye to Fr. Jack, we say hello to

Fr. Adam Potter as our new Parochial Vicar. Fr. Adam

is Fr. Jack’s classmate. Fr. Adam’s most recent

assignment was as Parochial Vicar of St. Teresa of

Kolkata Parish in Beechview/Brookline. When I was

Vice Rector of St. Paul Seminary, Fr. Adam was a

seminarian. I can surely say that we are blessed to have

Fr. Adam joining us. They will begin their assignments

on Thursday, July 1, 2021. Please keep them in your

prayers.

As we welcome Fr. Adam, we also welcome a couple of

new employees. Rachel Begg recently began as a part-

time Administrative Assistant at the Parish Center. She

will be working in tandem with Saira. They are going to

make a terrific team! With the addition of Rachel, our

new hours will be extended to 9 – 4 p.m. We also

welcome back Kathleen Strangis, who recently retired

as our Administrative Assistant. Kathleen is now our

part-time Safe Environment Coordinator. It is great to

have her back and we know that she will do a wonderful

job. We are so blessed to have Rachel and Kathleen

with us. Please keep them in your prayers.

This weekend, June 5 - 6, we will have our Mission

Appeal. We have been called upon to support the

Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate conception. A

detailed letter about the sisters and their mission is in

the bulletin. Please be as generous as you can in

supporting the sisters and their great work.

Praise the Lord that we are now at 100% seating

capacity with no social distancing requirement!

Although we are inching closer to normalcy, we are still

not there yet. There is still a mask requirement for those

not fully vaccinated. We will also have a special section

in the front right of each of our churches for those who

still want to practice social distancing. I am happy to

report that holy water is back in the fonts. Please find

more details about the precautions in the bulletin.

LIVESTREAM MASS SCHEDULE:

Daily Mass: Weekdays 8:30 A.M.

Weekend Masses: Saturday 4:30 P.M.

Sunday 11:00 A.M.

ROTATING HOLY HOURS ARE BACK!

Tues. June 15 St. Robert 7:00 P.M.

(In-person only)

FROM FATHER TERRY

Please remember in your prayers:

Ken Bradley, Frances Elyse, Jean Falce

May their souls and all the souls of the faithful

departed rest in peace. Amen

Handmaid of the Lord

The Resource Task Force recently began analyzing

our campuses. The first tour took place this past

Tuesday, June 1 at St. Robert. During that time the

task force did an extensive walk through of all the

buildings and property. Each of them was called upon

to fill out an assessment form provided by the

diocese. To assist one another, we had good and

healthy collective discussions of all that we were

seeing. The areas of assessment on the form included

Worship, Impact on Ministry, and Location. It was

wonderful to see the task force coming together and

offering their expertise. Our next assessment will be

of the Corpus Christi campus on Tuesday, June 8.

This assessment will be one of many tools used to

help us discern what buildings we need for our bright

future. I share with you another resource that will be

used. The task force has been given the

CannonDesign Report. The diocese had all of the

parishes in the diocese assessed by the CannonDesign

Facility Optimization Solutions. The report takes a

look at the conditions of our properties and sets forth

repairs, with estimated costs, that should be addressed

over a 5 and 10 year period. The report, just for our

campuses, is 500 pages. I will share with you other

resources used as we move forward. Please keep the

entire process in your prayers.

SUNDAY, JUNE 6

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD

OF CHRIST (CORPUS CHRISTI)

St. Angela (In-person/livestream)

2 – 4 p.m.

Eucharistic Exposition

4 p.m.

Evening Prayer/Benediction

Please find a sign-up sheet for Exposition, with 30-minute time slots, at the doors of each church.

OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS

May 30, 2021

Offertory $ 13,270.32

Monthly Maintenance $ 545.00

Parish Share $ 1,426.00

Votives $ 474.00

Pentecost $ 277.00

Holy Trinity $ 1,237.00

Corpus Christi $ 67.00

Catholic Relief $ 122.00

Outreach $ 52.96

Peter Pence $ 27.00

Debt Payment $ 105.00

Thank you for your generosity!

Sanctuary Light Burns before the Blessed Sacrament the week of June 6, in loving memory of:

Corpus Christi

Stella Ruccio by: Joseph & Marlene Kaminsky

St. Angela:

Beatrice Walker by: Daughter, Shirley Judd

St. Patrick

Alex Kisan by: Family

We congratulate the Parents and Godparents of

Layla Mehaffey

Child of Michael & Melissa Mehaffey

who was recently Baptized in the Lord.

We Congratulate

Kelly Weaver & Bryan O’Herlihy

As they were united in the Sacrament of Marriage

May 29, 2021

Be assured of our prayers!

MASS INTENTIONS

The Mass is the highest form of prayer

we have. We are blessed that the

normally scheduled Masses for 2021

are filled with intentions. However,

you may still request intentions to be

offered privately by one of our clergy team.

Intentions may be said for either the living or the

deceased and a $10 Mass stipend you offer goes

directly to the priest. Masses will be offered in the

year 2021, however, no specific date may be

reserved, as each priest receives intentions from

several sources and organizes their own intention

lists.

Please turn in your intentions to the Parish Center or

place in the offertory during mass.

Offered for:

________________________

___________________________________

Requested by:

________________________

BAPTISMAL CLASSES AVAILABLE:

The Following class times are available for parents

who are preparing for the Baptism of their Child:

Parish Center 6:30 p.m.

Monday, June 28

Wednesday, August 4

Please register by calling the parish office or

emailing secretary@marymotherofgod1.org

Below are the intentions offered at private Masses

by our Clergy team in the month of May:

Alex Kisan (6 masses)

Leo & Delores Solomon

Dan Marchietllo

Emma Barco

A FAMILY OF FAITH

FAITH FORMATION (K-5)

DATES TO REMEMBER:

June 19 - 20 Sign Up Weekend

July 24 – 25 Sign Up Weekend

Aug 2 - Aug 6 VBS

Aug 29 Welcome Sunday

Sept 12 Opening Breakfast

“Without Change there would be no

Butterflies”

NEW HYMNALS

Due to the recent change in

COVID regulations we have

ordered new Hymnals for each

church. We ask your help in

making sure these Hymnals are returned after each

use and remain in the church buildings. Families

who took hymnals home during the past year may

keep their copies and are encouraged to bring them to

Mass. Thank you!

MESSAGE FROM GENESIS

Thank you for your generous gift.

It is because of you that Genesis

of Pittsburgh is able to help

pregnant women, children and

families in need In our community. Blessings.

Crystal L. Turner, Executive Director.

WORD AMONG US

Word Among Us booklets are a

wonderful resource for prayer

in our faith journey. They

provide readers with daily

prayers, reflections and

readings for both weekdays and

Sundays. This June WAU is available for all in the

back of each church, and in the parish center. This

was a special promotion and we are grateful for this

opportunity to share WAU with our parish during

Ordinary Time.

MARY, MOTHER OF GOD PARISH

CHRISTIAN MOTHERS & ROSARY

SOCIETY WE ARE BACK!

Rosary

All are invited Monday, June 14,

11:30am at St. Patrick Hall: Rosary,

lunch at noon, and a business

meeting to follow.

Summer Fun Grill Deal

We will be selling a $5.00 Lottery Ticket before

mass in June. It is a “Summer Fun Grill Deal” —

meat from Lampert’s and $500.00 in cash. Number

drawn on PA Lottery, Saturday August 28, 2021.

Victorian Tea

We have reservations at the McKeesport Garden

Club for the Victorian Tea on Thursday, July 8 at

12:30pm. Only 20 Reservations are available. $20

Per Person, Must be paid in advance to Nancy

Stone, 412-751-9363.

Additional Updates

We have been busy during the Pandemic: mailed

35 Little Dresses of Love to Sister Elaine

Hromulak, OSF, to be sent to the children at

Chimbote Mission in Peru; Easter treats to New

Life Home; small gifts for Meals on Wheels; tokens

of appreciation to the health care workers at Forbes

Hospital; and more! Thank you parish Family for

your support!

DONATE ONLINE TO MARY,

MOTHER OF GOD PARISH

As we continue to face the current pandemic, online

giving is a wonderful option. Such giving is very

convenient for individual donors and allows for

consistent donations to flow into the parish.

Payments can be made through any of the

following:

• Checking Account

• Savings Account

• Credit Card

• Debit Card

To join our online giving, visit our webpage, or fill

out the form in this Bulletin. You may also contact

Cathy Nola at 412-672-9641

cnola@marymotherofgod1.org

JUNE 6:

MISSION COOPERATION SUNDAY

This weekend is

Missionary Cooperation

Sunday. We remember

through our baptism that

we are all called to be

missionaries and share

the love of Christ.

Whether it be through

how we live our daily lives as Christians or reach out

a helping hand to the less fortunate. And one does not

have to travel to faraway lands to fulfill this vocation.

Today’s second collection will be for the mission

group, the Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate

Conception, and through these funds, you can

remotely help them provide food, medical attention,

and operate an orphanage and school in El Salvador.

In addition to the second collection at mass,

donations may also be dropped off at Mary Mother

of God Parish Center during the week.

Thank you!

NEW PARISH CENTER HOURS

Monday-Friday

9:00am-4:00pm

Closed

Saturday & Sunday

UPDATE—COVID PRECAUTIONS

• Our four churches are now open at 100% seating

capacity.

• Fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear a

mask at Mass. Fully vaccinated is defined as

being 2 weeks after a second dose in a 2-dose

series, such as the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines, or

2 weeks after a single-dose vaccine, such as

Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine.

• Those who are not fully vaccinated must continue

to wear a mask in church.

• There will be a section in the front right of our

four churches for those who prefer to continue

social distancing.

• We are happy to now offer Holy Water in our

fonts.

MISSION COOPERATION SUNDAY

WHO: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception

WHAT: 2021 MCP Collection

WHEN: June 5-6, 2021

WHERE: Mary Mother of God Parish

WHY: Thank you for your support of this missionary appeal and the opportunity to share with you the work we do

here in Patzún, Guatemala. We are Franciscans Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, a congregation of more than

1,000 women serving in 23 countries. Our Mother House is in Mexico City and our Province House is in El Salvador.

We provide food, medical attention, an orphanage and school from pre-kindergarten through senior high. The people

of Patzún and its outlying villages are predominately Kaqchiquel, one of the peoples of the ancient Mayan empire.

The economy is based on agriculture. The land is rich. Harvests of broccoli and snow peas make their way to

American families as does the coffee that is grown on the mountain slopes leading down to Lake Atitlán. Boys and

men work the fields as women and girls sell homemade tortillas and colorfully embroidered clothing in the market.

The people are very poor, even by Guatemalan standards. Absentee land owners pay very little. 1 to 2 thousand US

dollars a year is common. Many houses are made of sticks and clay and mud. Water is contaminated with bacteria and

parasites. Many leave for America looking for work.

In 1964 Padre Justiniano, a missionary Franciscan priest started our school, San Bernardino. He saw that the

Indigenous children did not attend the government schools. The orphanage, nutrition center and hospital were all

started by Sara Merdes of Corpus Christi, Texas. She was born and raised in Pittsburgh. Her great nephew, Fr. John

Gizler, a priest of the Diocese of Pittsburgh.

San Bernardino is the clear path to employment in the modern economy. It pioneered secondary education locally

in 1999 and its students rank among the best in state and regional standardized testing. Even in good times parents

struggle to pay tuition. These are not good times. With the pandemic 152 students withdrew, leaving 717. Next year

we expect only 645. Many teachers and staff were laid off yet the budget is not balanced. An additional $40,000 is

urgently needed for calendar year 2021. The St. Francis Orphanage and the Nutrition programs are 100% charities.

The hospital charges for services. The people pay what they can. Expenses exceed revenues.

Gladys is a typical mission success. At 5 years, civil authorities took her from her dirt floor home and placed her

in the orphanage. She was bathed, treated for parasites and put into clean clothing. She thrived at the St. Francis

orphanage. Gladys was an excellent student. She always watched out for younger kids. At 13 she chose to be baptized

and joined the Catholic Church. She left at 14, claimed by her married elder sister. Things did not go well and soon

Gladys was with us again. She trained to be a teacher, taught several years at our Franciscan school in Guatemala

City. Her students loved her. Gladys always donated a portion of her tiny salary to the poor. She entered nursing

school. With tuition support from Holy Sepulcher she graduated. She is 5 years into her nursing career. Gladys, her

husband and their son live in Antigua. Gladys credits the missions for transforming her life.

St. Ann in Waynesburg, St. Richard in Richland, Holy Sepulcher in Glade Mills (Butler county) and Oakland

Catholic provide financial support, donate items, and make short term mission visits. Additionally Waynesburg

University has sent many students on mission and has brought several Guatemalan children and workers from Patzún

to their Greene County campus. The pandemic increased demand for services from the orphanage and nutrition

program. Half scholarships have enabled many of the very poorest families send their children to San Bernardino.

Expanding that program could bring back dozens, maybe hundreds, setting the students on their path to financial

independence. Just when we needed more from Pittsburgh their ability to help was greatly curtailed.

This is a crisis. Please help. The Franciscan Sisters will be in Patzún for as long as we are needed. Please give as

you can. We know the faith, friendliness, and fidelity of Pittsburgh.

Mother Sara Lizbeth Avila Barrientos

Superior of San Bernardino

Parish Festival

News & Updates

Mary, Mother of God Flea Market Start saving your treasures for the upcoming Flea Market!

Drop off Location: St. Robert School Building 1313 Fifth Avenue E. McKeesport, PA 15035

Drop off Times: 10:00 AM—1:00 PM Mondays | Wednesdays | Fridays Items: We kindly ask you to clean your items before donating

Not Accepting the Following Items: • Clothing • Encyclopedias • Computers & Related Equipment • TV’s • Large furniture.

Volunteers Needed: If you wish to volunteer, there is no need to call ahead. Please stop in on one of the drop off days, and jump in! We need help to collect, clean and sort donation items.

If you wish to volunteer for the 2021 Parish Summer

Festival, please email your name, number and

availability to mmogfest@gmail.com

Or call Suzie at

412-965-6702.

Thank you!

Calling all pierogi

pinchers!

Mark your calendars for

Wednesday, June 9th at 6:00 PM,

Corpus Christi Hall, McKeesport

to pinch pierogi for our festival.

We look forward to seeing you.

Come join the fun. New pinchers

welcome! Any questions call

Joanne at

412-780-4810

BASKET AUCTION

Hello! My name is Noreen Dodds and I will be

chairing the basket auction. We can use your help by

donating complete baskets or new items that can be

used in making baskets. We will have boxes in the

back the churches for any new items you wish to give.

So, please get your creative juices flowing and let’s

make some AWESOME baskets!! You may contact

me at 412-334-1967, or drop off items at the parish

office during business hours. Thank you for

supporting our Parish!

For those who wish to support our festival but are physically unable to help. Below are some items

we are in need of. All Items may be dropped off at the Parish Center.

12oz Cans:

• Pepsi / Diet Pepsi

• Coke / Diet Coke

• 7 UP

• Sprite

• 16oz Water Bottles

• 12oz Turners Tea / Black

and Gold Tea

• Flour

• Sugar

• Powdered milk

• Paper Towels

• Plastic Forks

• Foil

• Plastic Wrap

1ST ANNUAL

GOLF OUTING

If you are interested in attending

or sponsoring Mary of Nazareth

Catholic School Golf Outing,

Registration forms and

Sponsorship forms may be found

in the back of each of our

Churches, as well as on the

Facebook Event page. Thank you

for your support!

Growing in

Wisdom,

Age,

and Grace

White Oak Memorial

Day Parade 2021

JOIN US! “FOR GOD & COUNTRY-A CHAIN OF

HOPE”

WHAT: A time of prayer and silent meditation,

bringing an awareness for the need of God and

prayer in our country.

WHEN: June 13, 2021 RAIN OR SHINE

TIME: 1—2pm (please arrive at 12:30pm)

WHERE: Intersection of Routes 30 & 148

• Park @ St. Robert Bellarmine Church lot

• Signs & American flags will be available

• Stand 10 feet apart along sidewalk (EXCEPT

AT GET-GO)

• Please DO NOT interact with motorists

• This is NOT a political rally (NO political logos)

• The police are aware of this event

• If you prefer, you may wear a mask, bring a

chair

• Large American or Christian flags welcomed

Text RSVP to Barb Pastore @ 412-654-9428 Menu:

Italian and Turkey Hoagies $7 each

Plain Cheese & Pepperoni Pizza $7 each

Pick-Up Dates: July 3 and 4,

Location: to be announced. Payment is due

when ordered.

Order Deadline: June 9, 2021

Please call Jerry Maxa @ 412-653-7938

Hoagie & Pizza Sale

The Stephen P. Barry Assembly, Knights

of Columbus 4th degree is having a hoagie

and pizza sale fund raiser. The hoagies

and pizzas will be coming from Stratwood.

MCKEESPORT GARDEN CLUB

FREE EVENT

National Garden Week at our Rose

Garden and Arboretum

Date: Saturday, June 12

Time: 9:00am—1:00pm.

Activities offered:

• Yoga

• Pressed Flowers Demo

• McKeesport Art Group painting in the garden

• Directions on how to propagate plants

Come out and enjoy our beautiful roses!

MA’S PANTRY

Ma’s Pantry serves residents of

North Versailles and East

McKeesport with free food

distributed twice every month.

Food is distributed from

Broadway Alliance Church,

1000 Broadway Street, East

McKeesport from 9:30 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. on

scheduled Saturdays.

First time applicants must bring:

• Proof of residence in East McKeesport or North

Versailles.

• A current, government issued photo ID

• Amount and source of income

• Names and birthdates of household family

members

The next distribution date is June 12. To donate, go to: https://renewtheido.salsalabs.org/

SupportRenewtheIdo/index.html

SUPPORT

RENEW THE I DO

MINISTRY!

SAM – SUBSTANCE ADDICTION MINISTRY

*****CORRECTION*****

The next Substance Addiction Ministry

Rosary for Recovery will be Wednesday,

June 16 at Holy Family Parish, St. John the

Baptist Church, 444 St. John St., Pittsburgh,

PA 15239. We will meet at 7:00PM in the

Church for the Rosary followed by an

informal meeting for all who are afflicted or

affected by addiction and seeking education,

referral and support. Please wear a mask and

we are to adhere to all social distancing

guidelines. For more information, please

contact Noreen at 412-296-1709

Location:

The Arc and The Dove

10745 Babcock Blvd.

Gibsonia, PA 15044