July 7, 2019

Parish Staff

Pastor ................................ Father Michael Gabler, O.S.B.

Deacon .............................................. William "Bill" Gibson

Office Manager / Finance ..........................Patsy McAllister

Receptionist / Sec. ........................................... Pat Kneidel

Bulletin .................................................... Kathy Reuscher

Custodian ........................................................ Dave Farley

Interparish Staff

Scott Becker Youth & Young Adult Ministry ....... 781-1042

Mary Lynn Carnovale Faith Formation Secretary 781-1042

Facilitators:

Leslie Gahr Life Teen/Confirmation .................. 781-1042

Kathy Cheatle, Elementary (1-5) ....................... 781-3009

Scott Becker Middle-School .............................. 781-1042

Sally Smith, Good Shepherd (Pre-First Grade) . 781-6422

Elk County Catholic School System

Sam MacDonald, President ................................ 834-7812

Bob Breindel, Director/Finance ........................... 781-3144

Susan Jansen, Director/Advancement ................ 834-1480

Lindsey Straub, Director/Communications .......... 834-1480

School Principals

Mrs. Debbie Slay, Principal, Catholic Elementary<<<834-4169

John Schneider, Principal, ECCHS & Middle School <.834-7800

Cafeterias

Elementary .......................................................... 834-4927

Middle/High ......................................................... 834-7800

Bulletin Deadline Monday – 10:00 a.m. – In Writing

Confessions: Saturday: 3:00-3:45 p.m.

First Friday Week:

Thursday: 4:00 p.m. Until all are heard

Anytime by Appointment

Ministries & Committees

Finance Council ............................................. Patty Brock

Pastoral Council .............................................. Bob Miller

RCIA .......................................................... Kathy Cheatle

Liturgical Committee ...................................... Lois Sadley

Music Director ................................................ Lois Sadley

Care & Concern ......................................... Church Office

Social Committee .......... Helene Burdick / Linda Brunner

Buildings & Grounds .................................. Ron Herbstritt

Sacred Heart Parish SUPER Bingo . Patsy, Jim & Helene

Saint Anne Society ........ Helene Burdick / Gerda Squires

Small Faith Communities ................ Sam & Barbara Glatt

Saint Vincent dePaul Society..................... Tom Dornisch

Pre-Cana Coordinators ........................ Phil & Sandy Hoh

Natural Family Planning ............. Andy & Cathy Dornisch

Cursillo Coordinators ............................. Mike & Kim Sloff

Pregnancy Hotline ..... Optionline.org or 800-712-HELP

Pregnancy ............................. Pregnancydecisionline.org

Post-Abortion Counseling ................Rachelsvineyard.org

Youth Ministry Website .......................ourdiscipleslife.org

Boy Scout Troop 95 (smtroop95.com) ........ Lad Kornacki

Cub Scouts Pack 95 ..................................... Jeff Chileski

Mass Schedule

Saturday - 4:00 p.m.

Sunday - 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.

Weekday - 6:15 a.m. (Monday—Friday)

Holy Days - Listed in Bulletin

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

PA Charitable Trust

337 Center Street – St. Marys, PA 15857

Church Office: 814-834-7861 Fax: 814-834-1376 ● Sacred Heart Parish Center: 834-4017

e-mail: sacredheartparish@windstream.net ● Website: www.sacredheartparish.us

Parish Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Established 1876

Mission Statement

Through our gifts of time, talents, and treasures, we serve our parish as we journey together to the Kingdom of God.

2020 Mass Book &

Tabernacle Angel Candles~

The 2020 Mass Book is now open, please stop by the

Parish Office to schedule your Masses. Keep in mind

that Sunday Masses and Tabernacle Angel Candles

are limited. Please try to combine your Intentions wherever pos-

sible as we are unable to give you all Weekend Mass times.

Thank you for your cooperation. Another option is that we will

send your Mass Intentions to Saint Vincent Archabbey, but you

cannot request a specific date for these Masses.

SCRIPTURE BREAKING~ Join us as we read

the Sunday scriptures and discuss how God’s

word impacts our lives today. “See” more

clearly God’s gifts in our everyday lives.

Connect stories from the Old and

New Testaments. Meetings are held every

Saturday at 10:00 a.m. in the Sacred Heart

Parish Center, Conference Room 2. Everyone is

welcome. If you have any questions,

please call Kathy Cheatle at 781-3009.

2019 CURSILLO DATES~ July 18~ 21 Men’s Cursillo # 249 at Kennedy Catholic High School, Hermitage

August 15-18~ Women’s #256 at Saint Phillip, Linesville

Do you know someone who has attended a Cursillo weekend and you are wondering if you should too?

Do you attend Church regularly but feel you want a greater support network?

Do you want to be more involved in your Christian community?

Then call Mike or Kim Sloff at 814-834-2468/ 814-594-2135. Make the call, it’s worth it!

Page Two Sacred Heart Church, PA Charitable Trust, St. Marys, Pennsylvania Established 1876

ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT will be

held in Sacred Heart Church on Friday from 7:00 a.m.

until closing with Benediction at 4:00 p.m.

PLEASE PRAY for the repose of the souls of all the

faithful departed. May God grant them eternal rest and

comfort all those who mourn them.

PRAYER LIST - Let us remember all the sick especially

Kathy Clausen, Sandy Farley, Alice Feldbauer,

Harold Gnan, Jr. Cindy Herzing, Baby Leo Jaques,

Ceil Jovenitti, Lindsay Lenze, Tom Nellis Jr.,

Tammy Pearsall, Kathleen (Daisy) Rowley, Matthew Sharrow

& David Weidow . We pray in hope that God’s healing

power may touch all those who are sick.

SACRED HEART PRAYER CHAIN - If you want to be

placed on the prayer chain for any need, just call Rose

at 781-6430, or Ann at 834-6534. The names of those

listed on this prayer chain will not be published in the

bulletin. If you want a name to be listed in the bulletin,

please call the Parish Office.

A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE

Just like the seventy-two disciples sent out by Jesus in

today’s gospel, families are expected to be

MISSIONARIES. By our lives, words and life style we

proclaim peace, commitment, fidelity and respect to a

culture caught up with violence and self- gratification.

BAPTISMAL PREPARATION CLASSES

Date: Time: Place:

July 9 (T) 7 p.m. St. Leo

772-3135

PRE-CANA SESSIONS

Date: Time: Place:

October 6 9 a.m./6 p.m. St. Catherine

Mass 8 a.m. 814-371-8556

July 6 (S): Vigil of Fourteenth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

4:00 p.m. Joe & Mary Jane D’Amore

60th Wedding Anniversary

July 7: Fourteenth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

7:00 a.m. † Bryon Resch (An.)

9:00 a.m. †† Francis & Rose Mary Simons

11:00 a.m. For Sacred Heart Parishioners

July 8 (M): Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time

6:15 a.m. † William J. Valentine, Jr.

July 9 (T): Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time

6:15 a.m. † Nadine Ruth Landis

July 10 (W): Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time

6:15 a.m. †† Jane & Walter Vollmer

July 11 (Th): St. Benedict, Patriarch of

Western Monasticism

6:15 a.m. † John J. Fodge

July 12 (F): Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time

6:15 a.m. Deceased of Alcuin & Charlotte

Dornisch Family

July 13 (S): Vigil of Fifteenth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

4:00 p.m. †† Teofil & Mary Kornacki

July 14: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:00 a.m. For Sacred Heart Parishioners

9:00 a.m. L/D of Rudolph & Barbara Dallasen

Family

11:00 a.m. L/D of Chester & Frances Hammer

Family

The week of July 7, 2019 the Angel Lamps in the

Sanctuary burn for the following intentions:

L/D of Rose & Frank Skrzypek Family

† Mary Kornacki

FATIMA PRAYER GROUP

Monday Night Apostolate of Fatima Prayer Group will

pray the Rosary at Sacred Heart Church starting at

6:00 PM. All are welcome.

“31 DAY” VOCATION CALENDAR - Please

consider joining the Parish “31 Club” for Vocations to

the Religious Life. Try to attend a Mass, Holy Hour OR

Pray on your chosen date and offer it for:

• Priests/religious who have served our parish in the past.

• For those priests, religious and deacons serving now.

• To ask the Lord of the harvest for future vocations.

6th Cathy Dornisch

7th Jake Meyer

8th Dorothy Mallette, Alice Lynch, Marsha Meyer,

Jim McAllister

9th Gretchen Meyer, Julie Lecker

10th Don Weis, Kathy Clark

11th Gretchen Meyer, Irene Taylor

12th Tom Dornisch

If you would like to be a part of the “31 Day” Vocation

Calendar, please call the Parish Office at 834-7861 #1.

THE WORDS AMONG US~ JULY/AUGUST~ NEW

BOOKS are in the Church for just a small donation of

$1.00. Great book of daily readings and short stories,

please pick one up.

Congratulations to

Joe & Mary Jane D’Amore

on their Diamond

Wedding Anniversary

The Lord has blessed you both

with many years, may He

continue to shower you

with His Blessings.

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AREA NEWS

BOWLS OF LOVE is a free meal served every

Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church

from 4-5:00 PM. Everyone is welcome.

ADORATION AT QUEEN of the WORLD every

Thursday following the 7:00 AM Mass. Closing:

Evening prayer and Benediction: 6:30 PM.

SPECIAL NOTICE FROM ECCHS MUSIC

BOOSTERS~ NO BINGO JULY AND AUGUST.

BINGO will resume on Sept., 13th.

Thank you for your continued support.

ECC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION’S “GRAND PRIZE

BINGO”~ Friday July 26, 2019 at the ECC

Cafeteria. Doors open at 5:00 p.m., bingo starts at

6:30 p.m. A free lunch (Pizza, dessert & chips) will

be served at 5:45 p.m. Special end of year “Grand

Prize” drawing. Must be present to win.

THE PENN HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY NURSES~

will be hosting mass butterfly releases in honor

and remembrance of our loved ones. The butterfly

is the symbol of hope, new life and resurrection. Please

join Penn Highlands Community Nurses Hospice staff

and volunteers for a day of remembrance, fellowship

and music: Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 11:00 AM at

the Serenity Garden Penn Highland Community

Nurses, St. Marys Office, 757 Johnsonburg Rd.,

St. Marys, PA. www.phhealthcare.org/butterfly19

“JESUS” IN LANCASTER~ BUS TRIP

Wednesday, October 2nd (last show Oct. 5th)

$140/person. Price includes transportation, show

and dinner at Golden Corral. Bus will be

leaving the Annex parking lot at 6 a.m. and

returning around 9 p.m. Call 781-1019 to reserve

your spot. Sponsored by St. Mary’s Church.

DATES TO REMEMBER

Mondays Praying the Rosary in Church 6:00 p.m.

Wednesdays Rosary Walk/Cemetery 7:00 p.m.

Saturdays Scripture Breaking 10:00 a.m.

July NO First Friday Bread Sale

July 11 Elk County Right to Life 6:30 p.m.

July 15 Saint Anne Society Meeting 12:00 p.m.

July 19 S H Super BINGO doors open 4:30 p.m.

July 25 Christmas in July Turkey Dinner 4:00 p.m.

SPECIAL ENVELOPES FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, 2019

July 21 School Support Collection

July 28 National Needs Combined Collection for:

Catholic Home Mission Appeal

Black and Indian Home Missions

PREGNANCY & PARENTING SUPPORT PROGRAM~

Staffed by Catholic Charities Counseling and

Adoption Services, helps expecting families

with newborn infants and parents of children

under 1 year of age. We are a United Way

member agency that provides assistance to

individuals of all faiths. Sunday, July 28th is

“Diaper Sunday” and for the entire month of July the

agency is collecting: Disposable diapers (any size any

brand), gently used & new infant clothing up to 24

months, baby shampoo, baby wash, diaper ointment,

and wipes. Donation box will be located at the Center St

Entrance. Please help us touch and nurture the new lives

that God has so richly blessed us with.

Monetary donations: payable to Catholic

Charities in envelope marked Catholic

Charities Diaper Dr., (place in collection

basket). Thank you for your support!

STUDENT FOR LIFE PROJECT~

SAVE THE DATE Friday, August 9

St. Marys Area High School Cafeteria 9:00

a.m. to Noon program followed by a

complimentary lunch~ All are welcome.

U.S. Representative Glenn “GT” Thompson and

PA Representative Matt Gabler will be guest

speakers. Please RSVP so that we have an accurate

count for Information packets and let us know if you will

be staying for lunch. NOTE that an evening session may

be scheduled for the following week for those who may

not be able to attend the morning session. Please let me

know if your attendance must be in the evening.

Mary Meyer, Students for Life Project Coordinator

St. Marys PA 814-335-8019 jakemary227@gmail.com

SACRED HEART PARISH CENTER SUPER BINGO

Friday, July 19, 2019

Early Bird Golden Gate @ 2,500

(All Colors Except Yellow, Green & Purple)

Consolation 150

16 Regular Games @ 100 4 Specials @ 250

Mystery #1 500 Mystery #2 500

Jackpot @ 2,000 in 52 #’s Guaranteed 1,000

Progressive Games:

Fireball @ 700 Treasure Chest @ 900

Consolation 150 Consolation 150

(10) Door Prizes @ $10 each

(4) Door Prizes @ $25 each

Doors open @ 4:30 PM- FREE lunch served

@ 5:30 PM Early Bird @ 6:30 PM -Games @ 6:45 PM

“NO” SACRED HEART BINGO IN AUGUST

SEE YOU SEPTEMBER 6

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337 Center St. Saint Marys, PA, 15857

Gift Certificates are available at the Parish Office.

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There is the new power that we receive as Christians.

In our own lives, God will give us people who drive us

crazy. He will give us people that we can’t stand, whose

one goal in life seems to be to make our lives

miserable. But He commands us to love them. This

doesn’t mean that we’ll like them. But it does mean that

we will their good, we pray for them, and we show them

kindness. And by the grace of God within us, we can do

this.

St Philip Neri illustrates this new power in the way he

treated a couple of sacristans at his church in Rome.

They were renegade monks who had fled their

monastery. For some reason they hated Philip, and

made his life miserable. They knew his hatred of dirt, so

they gave him the dirtiest vestments they could find.

When he was about to begin Mass, they would

interrupt his preparation and send him to another altar.

They would lock the sacristy door when he wanted to

say Mass. Of course St Philip got frustrated with all this.

Once during Mass he looked at the crucifix and

complained: "Why don't you hear me, Jesus? I've asked

you again and again to give me patience. Why is my

soul still filled with thoughts of anger and impatience?"

He seemed to hear an answer: "Do you want

patience, Philip? I will give it to you, if your heart desires

it. You will earn it through these temptations of yours."

And God gave him the power to love these two gadflies.

In fact, the story has a happy ending.

One day, one of the monk sacristans started insulting

Philip. The other monk began to feel remorse, and

defended Philip. He ended up punching Philip's

tormentor, and Philip had to come to the rescue. Moved

by this, both monks asked his forgiveness and returned

to their monasteries.

Christ commands us to love others, especially those

who torment us. And, like St Philip Neri, with God’s

grace we’re capable of that.

Father Michael

Youth & Young Adult Ministry

A Letter of Farewell:

Over the past year I have been the Youth Minister for

the St. Marys and Kersey Parishes. In July, I will be

leaving my position here due to family obligations. As I

leave I wanted to share my perspective of how Youth

Ministry has gone this year.

Blessed. In a word Youth Ministry has been blessed

this year in many ways. Many people would measure

success by the number of students that attend the

weekly gatherings, or the events. They could measure it

by how much money was fundraised in the past year.

Still others would base it on the number of volunteers

there are, or some other quantifiable method.

Instead of being focused on numbers, I would be

inclined to measure the value of the year by something

different. I would measure it by what occurred in the

hearts and dispositions of the young people of our

churches. They became more open to discussions of

faith. The students instigated many of these discussions

by their questions on how to defend the faith. They

served their fellow man by respecting the human dignity

inherent to each individual as created in the image and

likeness of God. Many have a profound desire for a

deeper experience of God, and long to pursue that

relationship.

As I leave my position of Youth Minister, I pray that this

progress will continue. I thank everyone who

contributed to youth ministry in any way. I pray that

there will be those in the parishes who will step up to

volunteer with the youth to give them a good

environment to continue to grow their relationship with

God. Thank you for accepting me into the community

and trusting me to minister to the youth.

Students- always remember that God loves you and

Christ is always by your side! I will be praying for you.

God bless you all! Scott Becker

14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Accepting the Christian Message

Jesus said to the disciples, “Whenever you enter a town

and they do not welcome you, go out into its streets and

say, “even the dust of your town that clings to our feet,

we wipe off in protest against you. Yet know this: the

kingdom of God had come near.”” Luke 10:10-11

Question of the Week

Adult: Where do you see the message of Christian

faith being rejected in the world today? What

is your response to that?

Youth: What can you do when you are generous

with others, and they do not want what you

give them?

ANNIVERSARY MASS~ Anniversary Celebration

Liturgies on Sunday, August 4, at St. Catherine of

Siena in DuBois or Sunday, August 25, at Sacred

Heart in Erie. Both liturgies will begin at 2:00 p.m. To

register for either event or to Receive a scroll by mail,

please visit https://www.eriercd.org/familylifeoffice/

anniv.html or contact your parish office or the Marriage

and Family Life Office, (814) 824-1265 or

(800) 374-3723 ext. 265.

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The Rosary

According to a Dominican tradition, the rosary was

given to Saint Dominic in an apparition by the Blessed

Virgin Mary in the 16th century in the church of Prouille.

This Marian apparition received the title of Our Lady of

the Rosary.

According to Catholic tradition, the rosary was instituted

by the Blessed Virgin Mary herself. In the 13th century,

she is said to have appeared to St. Dominic (founder of

the Dominicans), given him a rosary, and asked that

Christians pray the Hail Mary, Our Father and Glory Be prayers instead of the Psalms.

Why is the Rosary called the rosary?

The Holy Rosary (/ˈroʊzəri/; Latin: rosarium, in the sense of "crown of roses" or "garland of

roses"), also known as the Dominican Rosary, refers to a form of prayer used in the Catholic Church and to the string

of knots or beads used to count the component prayers. ... Five decades are recited per rosary.

Why is the Rosary important to the Catholic faith?

The rosary is important because it is beginning Christian prayer: meditation on the various events in salvation history

and asking God how to apply them in your life. It is important because Our Blessed Lady, herself, came from heaven

and asked us to unite ourselves with her Son through this prayer each day.

What does each decade of the rosary represent?

When Christian people pray the Rosary they meditate on (think about) the life of Jesus. ... The Rosary divides the life

of Jesus into three sections called mysteries: the Joyful Mysteries, the Sorrowful Mysteries and the Glorious Mysteries.

Each mystery is broken down into five decades (sets of prayer of 10 “Hail Marys”).

What are the four sets of mysteries of the rosary?

The Mysteries of the Rosary are meditations on episodes in the life and death of Jesus from the Annunciation to the

Ascension and beyond. These are traditionally grouped by fives into themed sets known as the Joyful (or Joyous)

Mysteries, the Sorrowful Mysteries, and the Glorious Mysteries.

What are the 5 Luminous Mysteries?

On October 16, 2002, Pope John Paul II, declared that the following year would be the “Year of the Rosary”. For the

first time in centuries a change was made in the rosary. The Pope added and defined 5 new mysteries that concerned

events in the public life of Jesus. These new mysteries were called the “Luminous Mysteries” or “Mysteries of Light”

Today’s complete rosary is now made up of twenty decades of the Hail Mary, separated by an Our Father and a Glory

Be and sometimes the Fatima prayer. Evidence again that the rosary is a living prayer that grows with the church. We

usually break the rosary into four sets. The four sets are The Joyful Mysteries, The Sorrowful Mysteries, The Glorious

Mysteries, and the Luminous Mysteries. One set is prayed on a rosary that has five decades. Each set is prayed on

designated days of the week. The First Luminous Mystery – The Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan. ...

The Second Luminous Mystery – The Wedding Feast at Cana. ...The Third Luminous Mystery – The Proclamation of

the Kingdom. ...The Fourth Luminous Mystery – The Transfiguration. ...The Fifth Luminous Mystery – The Institution of

the Eucharist.

October, Month of the Rosary. ... This is primarily due to the fact that the liturgical feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is

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she gives the Church in answer to the praying of the Rosary by the faithful.

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