Angels Candle The fourth and last purple candle, often called the Angels Candle, represents peace and is lit on the fourth Sunday of Advent. Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests." (Luke 2:13–14, NIV) Before your birth, Oh Lord, the angelic hosts looked on this mystery and were struck with wonder. A Prayer for Peace Almighty God, We bless you for our lives, we give you praise for your abundant mercy and grace we receive. We thank you for your faithfulness. Lord Jesus, we ask you to give us peace in our mind, body, soul and spirit. We want you to heal and remove stress, grief, and sorrow in our lives. Please guide our path through life and help our enemies be at peace with us. Let your peace reign in our family, at our place of work, businesses and everything we lay our hands on. Let your angels of peace go ahead of us when we go out and stay by our side. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. St. Ferdinand, St. Gregory and Holy Redeemer Grouping Fourth Sunday of Advent December 22, 2019
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Angels Candle The fourth and last purple candle, often called the Angels Candle, represents peace and is lit on the fourth Sunday of Advent.
Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests." (Luke 2:13–14, NIV)
Before your birth, Oh Lord, the angelic hosts looked on this mystery and were struck with wonder.
A Prayer for Peace Almighty God, We bless you for our lives, we give you praise for your abundant mercy and grace we receive. We thank you for your faithfulness. Lord Jesus, we ask you to give us peace in our mind, body, soul and spirit. We want you to heal and remove stress, grief, and sorrow in our lives. Please guide our path through life and help our enemies be at peace with us. Let your peace reign in our family, at our place of work, businesses and everything we lay our hands on. Let your angels of peace go ahead of us when we go out and stay by our side. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen.
St. Ferdinand, St. Gregory and Holy Redeemer Grouping
Fourth Sunday of Advent December 22, 2019
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Clergy Rev. John P. Gallagher, Administrator Rev. James R. Torquato, Senior Parochial Vicar Rev. Mark L. Thomas, Senior Parochial Vicar Rev. David J. Egan, Parochial Vicar Deacon Donald Pepe, Deacon
Audra Brown, Director of Faith Formation Joseph Burkot, Parish Business Manager
Beth Gavaghan, Youth Ministry, 6th & 7th Grade Program Manager Dr. Brian Hart, Director of Music Ministry & Liturgy Bernadette LaGamba, Bulletin & Website Editor & Safe Environment Coordinator Edward Nuttall, Facilities Services Supervisor
Andrea Wheeler, Youth Minister & 8th Grade Program Manager
Sat. Dec 21 Fourth Sunday of Advent 4:00 pm - Joseph Osterreider (Tobolski Family) 6:00 pm - Dan & Florence Coennen (Family) 7:00 pm - Reconciliation 7:00 pm - Intercessory Prayer
Sun. Dec 22 Fourth Sunday of Advent 8:00 am - Pam Mashuda (Ray & JoAnn Badzik) 10:00 am - Martha Maksin (Jack & Phyllis) 12:00 pm - Christopher E. Coll (Tom & Karla Helisek) 5:00 pm - Kathleen Marchuk (Marge Macher)
Mon. Dec 23 St. John of Kanty; Hanukkah begins 8:30 am - Bill Foerster 12:00 pm - Reconciliation 7:00 pm - St. Peregrine Prayer 7:00 pm - Reconciliation
Tues. Dec 24 Vigil of Christmas 8:30 am - Melinda Lutz (Family) 4:00 pm - Dave Charnock (Cathy & Family)
Hall 4:00 pm - Mulcrone & Moravek Families (Family) 6:00 pm - Chuck Weiherer (Wife & Family) 8:00 pm - Ludwig & Mary Bryan (Family) 12:00 am - Edward Bunni (Luma, Nadeem, Rawal & Ryan)
Wed. Dec 25 The Nativity of the Lord (Christmas) 8:00 am - Tom & Peg O’Donough (Family) 10:00 am - Nancy Meinert (Husband & Family) 12:00 pm - Paul B. Glackin (Wife, Opal)
Thurs. Dec 26 St. Stephen; Kwanzaa begins; 8:30 am - Frank & Janet Elowe (Nadeem & Family) & Sam Panno (Wife & Son) 6:30 pm - Rosary/Novena
Fri. Dec 27 St. John 8:30 am - Neil Bunni (Brother and Family) Eucharistic Adoration after 8:30 am Mass for 1 hour
Sat. Dec 28 The Holy Innocents 8:30 am - George Thomas Evans (Danielle & Rich Hildebrand) 10:00 am - Reconciliation
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph 4:00 pm - Dominic Taylor Kendall (Traci & Michael Kendall) 6:00 pm - Joey Staab (Friends & Family) 7:00 pm - Reconciliation 7:00 pm - Intercessory Prayer
Sun. Dec 29 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph 8:00 am - Liz Wiegand (Dore’ Family) 10:00 am - Naeem & Julie Bunni (Nadeem & Family) 12:00 pm - Louise Graziani (David & Elva) 5:00 pm - Veronica Mathe (Pastoral Council) Please remember St. Ferdinand Parish in your will.
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Sacraments
Reconciliation: Saturdays at 10:00 am and following the 6:00 pm Mass.
Anointing: Contact the Parish Office before entering the hospital for a scheduled surgery or an emergency illness, or contact the Pastoral Care Department of the Hospital.
Marriage: Please call six months in advance for an appointment with a priest. Marriage preparation classes are required. Call the Parish Office as soon as possible to schedule.
Baptism: Adults: Through Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
Infants: By appointment. Please call the Parish Office at least two months in advance. Baptism classes are required for parents. Please call the Parish Office to register.
Sanctuary Candle The Sanctuary Candle will burn
this week in loving memory of Dave Charnock from his grandchildren.
Prayer Garden Candles A Prayer Garden Candle will
burn this week in loving memory of: Chuck Weiherer from his grandchildren Nancy Meinert from her grandchildren Liz Wiegand from Dan and family Bill Ginley from his niece Michael John Tempalski from his Mom and Dad
Choir Schedule December 21 4:00 pm Praise Band
December 22 10:00 am Chancel choir January 5 10:00 am Chancel Choir January 5 5:00 pm Praise Band January 12 10:00 am Chancel Choir January 26 10:00 am Chancel Choir January 26 5:00 pm Praise Band
Today’s Readings
First Reading — You will be given this sign: The virgin shall conceive and bear a son (Isaiah 7:10-14). Psalm — Let the Lord enter; he is king of glory (Psalm 24). Second Reading — God has called us to belong to Jesus Christ (Romans 1:1-7). Gospel — The son born of Mary shall be called Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins (Matthew 1:18-24).
Parish Mission Saint Ferdinand Catholic Church is a large, vibrant parish that has a tradition of serving God’s people with the warmth of a small parish. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, we prayerfully seek to serve God by the way we worship, celebrate the sacraments, witness the Gospel, and serve one another. We are committed to live our Christian life as a community of hospitality, spiritual enrichment, and service through works of compassion, mercy, and evangelization. We are called to proclaim, teach and model the good news of Jesus Christ. We pledge our time, talent, and treasures for the fulfillment of our parish mission.
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Please pray for the souls and family of Delores LeGrand, mother of Linda Pawlak.
May her soul and the souls of all the faithfully departed, through the mercy of God, continue their journey to eternal life in the heavenly kingdom. Amen.
And it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
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Sun Gift card sales in the Nursery Dec 22 after all Masses
Tue Vigil of Christmas Dec 24
Wed The Nativity of the Lord Dec 25 Merry Christmas
Thurs Dec 26
Sun Gift card sales in the Nursery Dec 29 after all Masses
Fri Dec 27
Sat Gift card sales in the Nursery Dec 28 after 4:00 & 6:00 Masses
Mon 7:00 pm - St. Peregrine Prayer, Church Dec 23
This Week’s Meetings and Activities
Christmas Eve Dinner Prayer Loving Father, help us remember the birth of Jesus,
that we may share in the song of the angels, the gladness of the shepherds, and worship of the wise men. Close the door of hate and open the door of love all over the world. Let kindness come with every gift and good desires with every greeting. Deliver us from evil by the blessing which Christ brings, and teach us to be merry with clear hearts. May the Christmas morning make us happy to be thy children, and Christmas evening bring us to our beds with grateful thoughts, forgiving and forgiven, for Jesus' sake. Amen. — Robert Louis Stevenson
Christmas Prayer Give us, O God, the vision which can see thy love in the world in spite of human failure. Give us the faith to trust the goodness in spite of our ignorance and weakness. Give us the knowledge that we may continue to pray with understanding hearts, and show us what each one of us can do to set forth the coming of the day of universal peace. Amen. — Frank Borman Now the Work of Christmas Begins When the song of the angels is stilled, when the star in the sky is gone, when the kings and princes are home, when the shepherds are back with the flocks, then the work of Christmas begins: To find the lost, to heal those broken in spirit, to feed the hungry, to release the oppressed, to rebuild the nations, to bring peace among all peoples, to make a little music with the heart. And to radiate the Light of Christ, every day, in every way, in all that we do and in all that we say. Then the work of Christmas begins. — Howard Thurman
Reconciliation
St. Ferdinand Monday, December 23 12:00 pm & 7:00 pm
St. Ferdinand Christmas Mass Schedule
December 24
4:00 pm Church, Folk Choir 4:00 pm Hall, Organ and Cantor 6:00 pm Church, Organ, Cantor and Trumpet 8:00 pm Church, Organ, Cantor and Trumpet Midnight Church, Chancel Choir, Organ, Brass Ensemble with choral prelude beginning at 11:25 pm and ending with the great proclamation of the birth of Christ.
Christmas Day December 25
8:00 am Church, Organ, Cantor & Trumpet 10:00 am Church, Organ, Cantor & Trumpet Noon Church, Organ, Cantor & Trumpet No 5:00 pm Mass
Solemnity of Mary - January 1
Vigil, Monday, December 31 6:00 pm
Tuesday, January 1 8:30 am, 12:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Christmas Prayers
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Counseling Services Catholic Charities offers individual, marital, family and group counseling. Counseling fees may be paid through insurance or assessed on a sliding scale based on household income—no one will be turned away due to their inability to pay. We offer counseling for depression, anxiety, relationship issues, grief, anger management, post-abortion healing and other emotional concerns. If you have a question about our counseling services, please contact Kathleen Zamperini, director, at 412.456.6999. If you have a counseling emergency, please call 1-888.796.8226.
March For Life
This year St. Ferdinand will join with Holy Redeemer and St. Gregory (from our Parish Grouping) in sponsoring a bus trip to the 47th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 24. We really need strong Parish Grouping participation to fill the bus. The bus will depart from St. Ferdinand following morning Mass. For those that are physically unable to March, the bus will also will make a stop at the National Shrine for a day of prayer (assuming at least 6 pilgrims choose this option). For more information contact Bill at 724.772.7962 or visit https://stferd.org/upcoming-events. Scripture Study with our Priests
Please join us on Monday, January 6, at 7:00 pm in church for a scripture study. One of our priests will lead a scripture study that will take us a little deeper into the Sunday Gospel. Discover the beauty of scripture and grow in your relationship with Christ as father explains and answer questions about the week’s Gospel. All are welcome.
Prayer of Consecration to the Holy Family
The St. Ferdinand Parish Knights of Columbus Council will sponsor the first annual Prayer of Consecration to the Holy Family on Holy Family Sunday, December 29. The goals of this effort are to consecrate each of our parish families to the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, and to encourage all of our parish families to pray often to the Holy Family and to imitate the life of the Holy Family. Consecration prayer cards will be distributed on Sunday, December 22, and Sunday, December 29, in the church. You can prepare for this Consecration by participating in the Sunday Mass, going to Confession this month, praying together, praying the Rosary, and fasting or offering a sacrifice during Advent. Please take cards home for every member of your family, and pray the prayer together on Sunday, December 29. Also, the Knights will invite all those participating in the 10:00 am Mass on Holy Family Sunday, December 29, to pray this Consecration together with Father Torquato, their council chaplain, during the Liturgy.
The Thursday evening Bible Study group will begin a new program on January 9, The Gospel of Luke. Luke’s Gospel demonstrates the universal nature of Jesus’s mission and the compassion of God. The eleven sessions of this Bible study will take the reader from the infancy narratives of John the Baptist, to Jerusalem, where Jesus will enter into his passion and resurrection. Luke’s focus on God’s faithfulness will encourage you to trust.
The Thursday evening Bible Study meets at 7:00pm in the Upper Room. If you have questions or would like to join us, please contact Kathy at 724.776.1357 or email at [email protected].
St. Peregrine Prayer
St. Peregrine is the patron saint of cancer patients. You are invited to join others to pray to St. Peregrine to intercede on your behalf with our Lord
in Heaven to bring His healing grace to you, or those dear, who may be suffering the anguish of cancer or other traumatic illnesses. Meet in the church at 7:00 pm on Monday, December 23.
Parish News
Enrichment Welcome Everyone No matter what your past or present status is in the Catholic Church, your current family or marital status, your past or current religious affiliation, your personal history, age, background or ethnicity, you are invited, accepted and most welcome at St. Ferdinand Parish. We hope Christ will bring fullness into your life, and that we provide you with information and spiritual support.
Food Bank at St. Ferdinand Gleaners Food Bank, at St. Ferdinand, is a non-profit, non-
denominational organization that provides food to Cranberry Township residents in need. The word glean means to collect bit by bit. Gleaner’s can provide for the needy only through the generosity of our community. This would not be possible without the volunteers who generously give of their time and effort to collect, sort and distribute the food donations received to over 100 families monthly.
We receive food from Butler County each month and are able to supplement this food with local donations. In addition, we stock our shelves bit by bit with contributions from our parishioners and local food drives along with monetary donations for perishable items.
Donations can be made to the food bank any time by dropping off non-perishable, non-expired items, paper products, and personal hygiene items in the box in the Narthex. Monetary donations are made by sending a check payable to Gleaners Food Bank to St. Ferdinand and can be done in memory or in honor of someone.
In emergency situations, food is available at the Parish Office. Applications for food bank clients are available in the Parish Office of St. Ferdinand Church. Food is distributed from 9:00-10:00 am on the last Wednesday of the month, earlier in November and December due to the holidays. Additional Parking
We ask all parishioners and visitors to park in designated parking spaces for the safety of the people, the access of emergency vehicles, and for regular flow of traffic. Overflow vehicles may use the municipal building parking lot.
Life Between Sundays Our parish is a busy place and not just on Sunday mornings. During
the week, our kitchen hums as volunteers prepare meals for the homeless and Fish Frys during Lent. In a workroom, our God’s Precious Preemies knit clothing for pre-mature infants. In the hall, many hands cut, decorate and sew comfort blankets. We have choir rehearsals and prayer groups. The Gardening Angels continually work to beautify the landscape and plant food for the food bank. In the Education Building, we have religious education classes for children, adults and youth ministry. Numerous volunteers prepare for the festival. There are many organizations and ministries for men and women; too many to name them all. It is all people doing what they love and doing it for the good of others.
God has given each of us talents or skills, not just for our own use but for the benefit of all. The ease of its burden is that God asks us to give what we have and not take on something we are not. It is the joy and satisfaction we experience in contributing the work we love for the good of our families, our church, and our community. So with hope and promise, may we hitch up our skills and talents and take on Jesus’ work of creating the Kingdom of God. These ministries will offer you spiritual enrichment and help if needed, or you can volunteer to help those in need. You are invited to join and benefit from our many ministries.
Bringing Your Child to Church Have you ever been to a Baptism in Catholic Mass? One of the things we agree to do as a congregation is to raise these children in the Catholic Faith and to encourage their parents to do the same. It is a heavy responsibility that God puts on parents. A blessing and a joy, but also challenging. This is why we as a parish NEED to support families with children. The hardest part of going to Mass with children is for the parents to prepare their heart, mind, and soul for what is about to happen. Knowing that they are supported by the parishioners at St. Ferdinand makes all the baths, fighting to get clothes on the kids, and rushing to load them into the van, much more of a joy. I can’t tell you how many times we have held babies and helped parents with small children. It’s a fun way to meet people and make them feel welcome. First impressions are everything. I have heard from plenty of parents that felt their children were not welcome visiting certain parishes. That is a horrible feeling. When parents know they are welcome no matter how crazy/normal their kids are going to act… that’s a church worth sticking with. The parishioners at St. Ferdinand Parish would like you to feel comfortable when you bring your child to Mass. Children learn to participate in the liturgical and sacramental life of our parish by observing others worship. We understand that children may need a snack to help keep them settled during Mass. Please be sure the snacks are not left on the floor for the ants. If a child cannot be settled, there is a Children’s Chapel, Nursery, or a Children’s Liturgy Room in the back of the church where they may feel more comfortable. You and your family are a witness of God’s love for the parish. Every time you lovingly care for your family you help other parishioners feel God’s love. We are grateful to you for showing us all how important God is in your life. Thank you for having your children be part of our faith family. ~ blag
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Catholic IQ 1 What symbol represents the family history of Jesus? 2 Who appeared to Juan Diego in Mexico City in 1531? 3 What are the only two Gospels that tell about the birth of Jesus? 4 What year did the Steelers and Eagles merge, and what caused the merge?
Answers: 1 The Jesse Tree, 2 The Blessed Mother honored as Our Lady of Guada-lupe, 3 Matthew and Luke, 4 They merged in 1943 to become the Steagles because both teams lost many players because of WWll
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Courtesy News Divorced and Separated Support Group The Divorced and Separated Support Group sponsored by
Sts. John & Paul parish will begin its next 13-week cycle of meetings on Monday, January 6. This peer-led group provides caring support to any-one who is experiencing the pain of separation or divorce. Topics cover anger, loneliness, annulment, forgiveness, financial survival and more. Meetings are on Monday evenings from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm at Sts. John & Paul Church, 2586 Wexford Bayne Rd., in Rooms 8 & 9 in the lower Car-dinal DiNardo CenterFor more information, contact Ralph Joy at 412.741.5456 or [email protected].
Help for Troubled Marriage
Does Your Marriage Need a Rebirth? Retrouvaille has helped countless couples experiencing marital difficulty at all levels from disillusionment through deep misery. For confidential information, please call 412.277.3434 or email [email protected]. January 31-February 2 is
the next weekend retreat. Call today to begin the healing process or visit www.HelpOurMarriage.com.
Jr. and Sr. Youth Game Night! Youth Ministry is holding a game night for all 6th-12th grade students on Friday January 10, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. We will be in Oldenski Hall and the Youth Room for snacks and games including 9-square, gaga
ball, corn hole, pool, air hockey, ping pong, board games, etc. Please invite your friends in those grades!
Be Unstoppable - Join us on Retreat
Our high school retreat, Unstoppable, is for 9th-12th graders who want to discover the fearless person God wants us to be in Him. The retreat is January 17-19 at the Christ Our Shepherd Center in Greensburg. The $100 price includes transportation, lodging, supplies and all meals for the weekend. Registration forms are available on our bulletin boards. The deadline is January 5. Questions? Contact the Youth Office at 724.776.1920. Parents – This weekend can be life-changing. Please consider giving as a Christmas gift!
Living Stations Rehearsals Start January 5
Living Stations rehearsals start Sunday, January 5, from 1:30-4:30 pm in the church, and we still have room for more students to fill spots as cast, crew or a reader. For information please see our bulletin boards.
Appalachia Mission Trip
The Appalachia Mission Group will travel to Preston County, WV, from June 14-19 for its annual homebuilding program. Students who have completed 8th grade and up may attend without a parent. Younger participants are welcome
but must be accompanied by a parent. Adults are welcome, too. This is a great opportunity to learn some new skills, make friends and help those less fortunate. For more information, contact Mindy Pasquale, at [email protected].
What can you find on our new website?
Please visit stferd.org to become familiar with the new website. Scroll across St. Ferdinand on the top bar to view a complete menu. You will also be able to view the Mass schedule, priest schedule, bulletin, calendar of events, a welcome page, safe environment clearance information, and prayers for our military. If you are traveling, there is a link to find a parish in any city. You can access the ministry scheduler and Facebook. In addition, you can view links for worship, faith formation, ministries, organizations, and general parish information of not only St. Ferdinand but of St. Gregory and Holy Redeemer. Call 724.776.2888 or email [email protected] if you need assistance locating something.
Parish Office Hours December 24 9:00 am - 12:00 pm December 25 Closed December 26 10:00 am - 1:00 pm December 31 9:00 am - 12:00 pm January 1 Closed
Faith Formation Office Hours
December 24 - January 1 Closed
Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from your Faith Formation Family!
Tuesday Bible Study & Hangout Nights
Starting Tuesday, January 7, high school students are welcome to join us on Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm for a short Bible study followed by time to hangout or do homework among friends. No sign up needed; just show up.
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