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St. John Capistran Church Address: 1610 McMillan Road Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Parish Office: 412-221-6275 .

St. Thomas More Church Address: 126 Fort Couch Road Pittsburgh, PA 15241 Parish Office: 412-833-0031 School Office: 412-833-0031

St. John Capistran Saturday Vigil: 5:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am - 11:00 am

St. Thomas More Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 am, 9:30 am & 11:30 am

3 Mass Intentions

4 From the Pastor

5-8 Around the Parish 9 Youth Ministry News

10 School News 11 Religious Education

12 Ministries

13 Parish Information

Sunday, October 20, 2019 | 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

St. John Capistran P: 412-221-6275 St. Thomas More P:412-833-0031 School P: 412-833-0031 Website: stmpgh.org

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WELCOME & READINGS

To our parishioners and visitors, our friends, neighbors, Catholics and non-Catholics. We’re so glad you are here! If you have any questions about the Mass, church membership, or want to speak with a priest, please call one of the parish offices.

We invite you to form an ongoing relationship with St. John Capistran Church and St. Thomas More Church through your active participation in our ministries! Call today!

Please welcome our New Parishioners:

Elizabeth Henry James & Carolyn Erbrecht

Wayde Nelson Mary Kathryn Toy

Matthew & Nina Tomko Sarah Smith

Elizabeth Woodrow Joanne Keck Joseph Keck

Shawn & Nicole Saniga Anthony & Megan Smulski

Ray & Theresa Dorsey George & Sally Ann Mathews

Patricia O’Connell James & Dorothy Barter Herb & Jo Ellen Dodrill

Alexandra DiCenzo Dennis & Colleen Aitken

Carolyn Miglioretti Robert & Teresa Modrak

Patricia White David M. Caldwell

Bruno & Aquila Sciulli

May they feel the warmth of Christ in our Parish Community.

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DAILY READINGS

Sunday: Ex. 17:8-13, 2 Tim 3:14-4.2, Lk 18-1-8 (147) Monday: Rom 4:20-25, Lk 12:13-21 (473) Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21, Lk 12:35-38 (474) Wednesday: Rom 6:12-18, Lk 12:39-48 (475) Thursday: Rom 6:19-23, Lk 12:49-53 (476) Friday: Rom 7:18-25a, Lk12:54-59 (477) Saturday: Rom 8:1-11, Lk 13:1-9 (478) Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18, 2 Tim 4:6-8, 16-18, Lk 18:9-14 (150)


WELCOME!

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Sunday, October 20 9:00 am

Margaret Sullivan (Turdy & Mary Ellen Berger)

11:00 am

Clayton Sweeney (Lorraine Wagner)

Monday, October 21 8:30 am

Robert Nungesser (Patricia Wendell)

Tuesday, October 22, St. John Paul II, Pope 8:30 am

Gregory McCurrie (Madeline & Bob Pugliese)

Wednesday, October 23, St. John Capistrano, Priest 8:30 am

Jim Volanski & Carl Pfeifer (Family)

Thursday, October 24, St. Anthony Mary Claret, Bishop

8:00 am 8:30 am

Morning Prayer Joseph Zurku (Lamb of God Chapel Committee)

Friday, October 25 8:30 am

Nancy Whitford (Church Whitford)

Saturday, October 26

5:00 pm William Woods (Leona Wood Family)


Wynn Sullivan (Gerry Flanagan)

11:00 am

For The Parishioners


Anthony Lucia (Wife & Family)

9:30 am

Cassie Donnelly (The Berkovic Family)

11:30 am

Frank J. Spalla (Wife, Josie & Family)

Monday, October 21 11:30 am

Stephen Leonard (Family)

Tuesday, October 22, St. John Paul II, Pope 11:30 am

Arther Hostert (Sandra McLaren & Family)

Wednesday, October 23, St. John Capistrano, Priest 11:30 am

Intentions of the Altar Society Members

Thursday, October 24, St. Anthony Mary Claret, Bishop 11:30 am

Rachel Laffin (The Lowden Family)

Friday, October 25 11:30 am

Eoin M. O’Tighearnaigh (The Farnan Family)

Saturday, October 26 11:30 am

Frank Duff (The Legion of Mary)

4:00 pm

Bob & Phyllis Aliano (Family)

8:00 am

Robert Trilli (Sister)

9:30 am

John Leahey (St. Vincent DePaul)

Sunday, October 27

11:30 am

Michael Javorski (Mark & Geralyn Toward)

Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

MASS INTENTIONS

St. John Capistran Church St. Thomas More Church

The Sanctuary candle is lit this week in Memory of:

Thomas Hayes

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FINANCIAL REPORTING

ST. JOHN CAPISTRAN Weekly Offertory Average….……… $ N/A Weekly Offertory Actual….........…… $6,109 Offertory: Year-to-Date.………....…… $165,801 Offertory Actual: Year-to-date… $126,384 Parish Share Goal…….……….……....…… $ 89,774 Parish Share: Year-to-Date …....…. $ 66,072 ST. THOMAS MORE Weekly Offertory Average….……… $18,236 Weekly Offertory Actual….........…… $19,807 Offertory: Year-to-Date.………....…… $262,066 Offertory Actual: Year-to-date… $259,279 Parish Share Goal…….……….……....…… $236,454 Parish Share: Year-to-Date …....…. $204,054

REFLECTION Pastor’s Letter | Financial Reporting

FROM THE PASTOR

St. John Capistran P: 412-221-6275 St. Thomas More P:412-833-0031 School P: 412-833-0031 Website: stmpgh.org 4

As we learn from the Judge today, persistence has its rewards and persistent prayer has its blessings. Jesus, who gives us this wonderful insight in the parable heard today, is asking for us to be persistent in our faith, hope, love and prayer. As we journey toward our new future, we need this persistence as we become one new parish. We will have a new name and become one great family with two churches, but we will still have those essential gifts we need on our earthly journey: word and sacrament.

We will continue to be faithful listeners to the word of God in Scripture. We will write that word on our hearts as we become a living Gospel for all people to here. Focused on our foundation in Christ, we will continue to be a warm, welcoming family of faith who live that faith in hope and joy through acts of loving prayer and service.

We will continue to be a Eucharistic people who see, in this great Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ, our mission, our life and our identity. We will celebrate all of the Sacraments with reverent devotion and fervent prayer. We will grow in God’s grace in each and every celebration of the Sacraments. We allow God to encounter us where we are in life and gently guide us as to where he needs us to be.

Now is a time of prayer for us. Pray for a spirit of loving cooperation in this process of coming together. Pray in thanksgiving for all of the gifts our community will bring to this new beginning. Pray in hope for a great and glorious future as we celebrate this family, united in Word and Sacrament. Pray with joy that we will always have these pillars of our faith. We often call Lent the acceptable time because of the special nature of that season of renewal. This too is an acceptable time for us. As we transition, we will be renewed with energy, grace and wisdom. We will be gifted with God’s grace. We will persist in doing great things with and for each other and most especially with God’s gracious help, we will do great things in His holy name.

Recently welcomed to our

Christian Community through Baptism

Alexandra Elizabeth Blakemore daughter of

William & Susan Blakemore

Stanley George Henninger son of

Michael & Ashley Henninger

Kalina Lynn Zeliesko daughter of

Timothy & Jessica Zeliesko

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AROUND THE PARISH Events

Sunday, October 20

9:00 am 2nd Grade Rite of Enrollment | Church

Tuesday, October 22

7:00 pm Contempary Choir | Church Hall

Thursday, October 24

8:00 am Morning Prayer | Church


4:00 pm Reconciliation | Church

THIS WEEK AT ST. THOMAS MORE Sunday, October 20

12:45 pm RE Home School Parent Meeting | Chelsea/Utopia

6:30 pm Men’s Emmaus Meeting |Rooney Room

Monday, October 21 10:00 am Book Discussion Group | FLC

6:30 pm Hearts with Hammers |Utopia

7:00 pm Cursillo Movement | Rooney Room

Tuesday, October 22 6:15 am More’s Men | Rooney Room

10:00 am Adoration Child Care | Child Care Room

11:00 am Stroke and Brain Recovery | Rooney Room

7:00 pm Appalachia Information Meeting | FLC

7:00 pm Centering Prayer | Narthex

Wednesday, October 23

9:00 am Two’s Together | Chelsea/Utopia/Library

6:00 pm Women’s Emmaus Ministry | Rooney Room

Thursday, October 24 8:00 am Liturgy of the Hours | SJC Church

6:00 pm Handbell Choir rehearsal | Rooney Room

7:00 pm Traditional Choir Practice | Chelsea


9:00 am Reconciliation | Church

10:00 am Legion of Mary

6:00 pm Trunk or Treat Bingo | FLC, Gym, Parking Lot

Sunday, October 27

9:00 am Donut Sunday

THIS WEEK AT ST. JOHN CAPISTRAN


Rest in PeaceRest in PeaceRest in PeaceRest in Peace

Please pray forPlease pray forPlease pray forPlease pray for Sophie MandellaSophie MandellaSophie MandellaSophie Mandella whose funeral liturgy whose funeral liturgy whose funeral liturgy whose funeral liturgy

was held at St. John’s last week.was held at St. John’s last week.was held at St. John’s last week.was held at St. John’s last week. May her soul and all the souls of the May her soul and all the souls of the May her soul and all the souls of the May her soul and all the souls of the

faithful departed faithful departed faithful departed faithful departed through the mercy of God,through the mercy of God,through the mercy of God,through the mercy of God,

rest in peace.rest in peace.rest in peace.rest in peace.

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AROUND THE PARISH Parish News & Events

Thank you for your Birthright contributions

Because of the combined generosity of our families, children and parishioners of St. John Capistran and St. Thomas More, a total of $2,064.00 was raised to benefit our Moms and babies. We are so blessed to have such a wonderful Church Family. Stay tuned for our Baby Bottle Campaign in May.

NEWS & EVENTS

Sip, Savor and Shop Sip, Savor and Shop to benefit our parish Appalachia Mission Trip! Sunday, November 10th from 11:00 am to

3:30 pm. Voted 3x Best Boutique in Pittsburgh. Trunk Shows Boutique 1754 North Highland Road, PA 15241. (By El Paso across from Pier One). Complimentary “Drinks and Eats”. Something for everyone on your list. Prices from $5 to $150. Free gift wrapping. Home, Décor, Christmas Gifts, Gourmet Foods, Fashion Attire, Purses, Jewelry, Accessories, Stocking Stuffers, Baby Gifts and more! Up to 20% of all purchases will be donated to our July 2020 Appalachia Mission Trip!


New Hymnals Hi Helping Hands and Heroes! We have a new project! If you have a steady hand and a keen eye, Music Ministry needs your help with Hymnals! At SJC, Memorial labels need affixed to 500 hymnals and at STM new music supplements need to be inserted into 800 hymnals. Daniel Kovacic and Julie Marenio will be managing this project. If you have a “steady hand and keen eye” (these need to be straight), please join in. Email them at [email protected]. Thank you for your willingness to help!

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AROUND THE PARISH Ministry Spotlight

Ministry Spotlight Bereavement Ministry Bereavement Ministry Bereavement Ministry Bereavement Ministry Praying the Rosary Praying the Rosary Praying the Rosary Praying the Rosary for the Deceasedfor the Deceasedfor the Deceasedfor the Deceased All parishioners are invited to pray for the souls of our departed brothers and sisters before their funeral Masses at St. John Capistran and St. Thomas More Churches. The rosary begins 1/2 hour before the scheduled funeral Mass time. Please join the members of the Ladies of Charity and Bereavement Ministry as we remember and pray for the deceased of our faith community. If you would like to receive email notifications of upcoming funerals, and news about the bereavement ministry, please contact:

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October is Respect Life Month!

Lost and Found

Items left during your visit can be found in the basket in the rear of the church at St. John Capistran.

Financial support of your parish school - a rare but URGENT opportunity �

Pennsylvania has a program that allows individual taxpayersindividual taxpayersindividual taxpayersindividual taxpayers to convert their State income tax dollars into financial aid dollars for private schools, including Catholic schools. It is called the Education Improvement Tax Credit, or EITC. For STM, the need is great as the parish subsidy of the school is at an unsustainable level. EITC contributions serve to reduce the school deficit, and therefore the subsidy.

The program requires that donors make a two-year commitment to the program in exchange for a 90% PA tax credit. $3,000 would be $300 net out-of-pocket, $5,000 would cost $500, etc. There is no upper limit on your contribution amount.

There are two ways to participate in the EITC program, based upon annual income of $115,000 or more.

�� Individuals with net worth of $1MM (excluding home value) OR annual income of $200K/joint annual income of $300K can participate in the Diocesan program.

� Individuals below that threshold can enroll through the Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund, which has no income requirement but does have a minimum participation level of $3,500 rather than $3,000. This option makes sense for anyone earning about $115,000 or more annually. All the money is directed back to STM. Mike Freker, the Planned Giving Officer at the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh can help individuals enroll this way.

The deadline for joining is October 25.The deadline for joining is October 25.The deadline for joining is October 25.The deadline for joining is October 25. Please note that you are required to pay your annual commitment in full when signing up for the program. The 90% credit will be issued after you file your 2019 PA income tax in the Spring of 2020.

To sign up, or ask any technical questions, contact Michael Freker, Planned Giving Officer at the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh (412.456.3085, [email protected]). Jay Shock, from the STM Fundraising Committee can be reached at [email protected].�


STM Bok Discussion Group The Lightkeepers’s Daughters by Jean E. Pendziwol is the topic for the Nov. 11, meeting of the STM Book Discussion Group. The novel is set against the backdrop of Lake Superior and provides the view for twin sisters Elizabeth and Emily in their youth. But Elizabeth in her late years finds her father’s journals and the past suddenly becomes the present for her. Family mysteries are uncovered as she shares the journals with Morgan, who is a delinquent teenager doing community service. Together they discover the importance of family and the possibility of second chances.

Meetings are the 2nd Monday of the month in the Family Life Center from 10 A.M. until noon. All are welcome.


AROUND THE PARISH Parish News & Events

Lamb of God Chapel: Things you may be thinking: I want to visit Our Lord in Lamb of God Chapel, but I have never been in there, and I am afraid of offending someone, or feeling awkward. What do I do?

It is not surprising that you feel drawn to the chapel. Our Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the Living God, Who died for you, rose again, and lives with us Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Eucharist, is waiting for you to come and spend a little time with Him!

Of course, it is important to maintain silence. The chapel is a place of prayer and where we deepen our Holy Communion with the Lord.

When you walk in, the holy water font is on your right, and the altar is on your left. Bless yourself and genuflect toward Our Lord Who is present on the altar. You can touch one knee to the ground, or church tradition encourages both knees when the Eucharist is exposed. People with injured knees can just bow. This just acknowledges that you are in the presence of God.

Visitors do not need to use the touchscreen. Find a place to sit or kneel. You can pick up reading materials on the bookshelf, but those are just meant to help you move into prayer.

There is no one specific way to adore the Lord.

How you proceed here is as individual as you are. You can offer prayers of praise and thanksgiving, pour out your heart’s deepest concerns, bring up people that are in need of His help, pray a Rosary or Chaplet of Divine Mercy, or read the scriptures. But, be sure and just give the Lord some silent time just to love you, fill you with the graces He has prepared for you, and speak to your heart.

When you are ready to leave, just bless yourself again and genuflect.

Don’t expect to necessarily feel anything. Yet, know by faith that the Lord has given you extra graces through your visit with Him. You may notice that you have more patience or wisdom in dealing with a difficult situation. And please keep coming back!

You may check out the parish web site for more information on the chapel or to sign up for your own weekly holy hour. Visit https://stm-sjc.org/adoration.

“The city does not need the SUN or the

Moon to Shine on it, for the glory of GOD gives it light and the LAMB is its LAMP”

Important information Kate Hanley will no longer be the Safe Environment Coordinator for St. John Capistran Church. The efforts have been combined with St. Thomas More and the new Safe Environment Coordinator for SJC & STM is Susie Levitt. You can contact Susie at 412-833-0031 or [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

WORSHIP Hymnals As you may know we are getting new hymnals for St. John Capistran Church. There is still time for you to have a hymnal in memory of a deceased loved one or in honor of someone dear to you. We only have 500 hymnals available. For a donation of $25 you can have a bookplate placed in the hymnal with your request. Fill in the envelope (provided at the entrances of the church) for each book and put it in the collection basket, deliver to the rectory, or place it in the mail. Thank you for your support!

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YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS

Saturday, November 16, 9:00am. This is our annual morning of service to help some of our elderly community members by raking their leaves, doing outdoor repairs, and readying their yards for winter. 6th-12th graders and adults are needed. Adults are needed to help with driving. Any one 18 years or older must have all current Diocesan Safe Environment Clearances. Participants are encouraged to bring their own rakes, gloves, etc. Meet in the STM School parking lot at 9am. Donuts and coffee and juice provided! To sign up, go to: www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0c4eab7-november. If you need help with your yard, please call Karen at 412-833-0031 ext. 227.


For More Information Contact: Karen McElhaney at

[email protected] 412-833-0031 x227

Be sure to stay in the know about all YM events by emailing Karen McElhaney, Youth Minister, at [email protected] to be added to the YM email blast. Text this message @stmsjc to the number 81010 to get text updates about upcoming events. Visit www.stmpgh.org/youth-ministry/

Follow us on Instagram @stmyouthmin High School Faith Afloat was a blast!

School Meet-up was fun for all!


SCHOOL NEWS

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS News & Events

Thank you! Many thanks to Lynn Hogan and TEAM HOSPITALITY for all of their help with our Confirmation Prep Gathering luncheon. We are grateful for all the ways you helped to make this reception so special for our Confirmation Candidates and their Sponsors. You did a terrific job and we appreciate all of your help!

Second Grade Rite of Enrollment: Today we welcome to the 9:00 a.m. Mass our First Communicants and their families for the Rite of Enrollment. We ask our parish family to keep them in your prayers throughout the year as they continue to receive formation for the reception of the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist.

Confirmation Information: A rehearsal will be held on Sunday, November 3rd, from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. for Candidates and Sponsors. Please remember to turn back your clocks one hour. The Sacrament of Confirmation will be celebrated on Thursday, November 7th at 7:00 p.m., with Most Reverend William J. Waltersheid, STL, Auxiliary Bishop of Pittsburgh. Please keep our Candidates and their families, as well as their Sponsors in your prayers.

Halloween Costumes: Thank you to all who donated gently-used Halloween costumes to benefit local families in need. We are grateful for your support!

ST. JOHN CAPISTRAN ST. THOMAS MORE

Confirmation Information For all 9th Graders that are receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation on Monday, November 4, 2019.

� Rite of Acceptance Mass and Rehearsal Sunday, October 20, 2019 11:30 a.m. Mass

�� The 9th grade candidates will state their Rite of Acceptance.

Please sit in the reserved seating (Candidates only) by the choir area.

There will be a brief meeting and rehearsal after Mass.

Please contact our office or visit us online for more information 412-835-6996 or STM-SJC.org.


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MINISTRIES Ministries | Events

Whether it's a Worship Ministry, Faith Formation Ministry, or Community Life Ministry - we have something for you. Please consider using your time, talents, and treasures for the Lord

at St. Thomas More or St. John Capistran. We offer opportunities to grow in faith, regardless of where you are in your journey, and we encourage

parishioners to live out all aspects of their Catholic faith, including community with others.

Annulment ........................................................................... Pam Batz Altar Servers ................................. Dave Barone/Lois D’Emilio Altar Society ........................................................ Carolyn Andzelik Art and Environmental .......................................... Rita Belback Bereavement................................................................ Joanne Fibbi Blood Bank ...................................................................... Sara Hunter Book Discussion Group ............................... Shirley DiMatteis Centering Prayer ................................................................ Mary Fay Cursillo Movement................................................. Kaye Houston Emmaus, Men ............... Stephen Mahler/Allen Sherwood Emmaus, Women ......................................... Theresa Zingrone Eucharistic Adoration............................................ Mary Henkels Eucharistic Ministers ...................... Jill Tauch/Marlene Kish Finance Council ......................................................... Vita Fontana Funerals .............................................................................. Susie Levitt Gift Card Program .......................................................... Bill Trozzo Good Shepherd (3-5 year olds).................................. Mary Fay Greeters/Hospitality ........................................... Robin Weissert Hearts with Hammers ............................................... Joe Schuck Helping Hands ............................................................ Parish Office Knights of Columbus .................................................... Jim Rebel Ladies of Charity .................. Marita Howell/Martha Martin Lectors ............................................................................ Gayle Chalker Library ............................................................................ Kaye Houston Legion of Mary. ...............................................................Sue Vodzak Lunches for the Hungry ........................................ Ann Rhodes Marriage Ministry …………………………….Carol & Joe Schuck/Anna & Rick George Marthas (Funeral Luncheons) ............. Mary Beth Pierson MOMs/Family Ministry ............................... Karen McElhaney Money Counters ........................................................... Sue Vodzak Mores Men ............................................. John Stone/Tom Jones Music Ministry ......................Daniel Kovacic/Music Minister Pastoral Council ................................................ Deacon Bill Batz Pastoral Outreach .................................................... Marlene Kish Prayer Ministry (after Masses) . Fr. Peter/Amy Mercalde Prayer Shawl Ministry................................................ Tess Eggert Pro-Life Ministry ................................. Carolyn Sopher-Martin RCIA— (Becoming Catholic) ................................. Peter Skeel St. Paul’s Retreats ........................................... Jay & Judy Shock St. Vincent de Paul Society .................... Richard McNemar Two’s Together .................................... Carolyn Sopher-Martin Ushers/Hospitality .................................................. Paul Bildstein Worship Committee ................................... Michele Petrovich Welcoming Committee ..... Mary Skubak/Kate Harrison

MINISTRIES EVENTS


You are invited to attend the 9th annual Veterans Day Observance to be held on Veterans Day, Monday, November 11 at 9:30 AM at the Upper St. Clair Veterans Park, 1820 McLaughlin Run Rd, adjacent to the USC Municipal Building. A local Iraqi veteran will be the featured speaker.

Veterans, residents and students from all communities are welcome as we honor our veterans in the beautiful, inspirational, and educational memorial park.

Sacrament of Baptism Celebrated the first Sunday of the month at 12:45 p.m. at STM and the third Sunday of the month at noon at SJC (An instruction class before a first child’s Baptism is required. Call the Parish Office to R.S.V.P.) Sacrament of Holy Eucharist Available to the sick and those confined to home. Please contact the Parish Office to learn more. First Eucharist is celebrated annually in the spring. Sacrament of Confirmation Annually in the fall. Please contact the Religious Education office to learn more. Sacrament of Marriage Please contact a parish priest at least six months in advance. Masses are typically scheduled on Saturdays at 1:30pm at STM and 4:15pm on Saturdays at SJC. Sacrament of Holy Orders If you feel you are might be called to the priesthood or diaconate, please contact your parish priest or visit: www.pghpriest.com. Sacrament of Reconciliation Confessions are heard on Saturdays at 9:00am at STM and 4:00pm at SJC. For private confessions, call the Parish Office. Sacrament of Anointing If you or a loved one is in need of Anointing, please contact the Parish Office. Anointing services are also conducted annually. RCIA (THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS) Are you interested in becoming Catholic? RCIA is offered every year in the fall. It is a beautiful process of discernment, conversion, commitment, and love. Please call tor email the Parish Office and ask to be directed to the RCIA Coordinator. Funeral Masses .......................... 10:00am at both locations

Fr. Peter Horton/Pastor……………………………[email protected] Fr. Jim Chepponis/Sr. Parochial Vicar…[email protected] Fr. Jim Bedidllion/Chaplain…………………[email protected] Rev. Mr. William G. Batz/Deacon…..……..………[email protected] Rev. Dr. Lawrence R. Sutton/Deacon….…[email protected] Kathy Pfeifer/Business Manager….…[email protected] Bruce Hays/Business Manager……………………[email protected] Daniel Kovacic/Minister of Music………[email protected] Nick Capone/Asst. Music Minister………[email protected] Lynn Lynch/Principal……………………………………[email protected] Karen McElhaney/Youth Minister…[email protected] Kate Hanley/Bulletin Editor…………[email protected] Denise DeCapria/Director of Rel. Ed….…[email protected] Mary Lou Rodgers/CCD Admin. Asst……[email protected] Jennifer O’Rourke/CCD Program Manger ………………………………………………………………………..……[email protected] Rita Caldwell/Accountant……….………………[email protected] Deb Dell/Parish Life Coordinator…….……………[email protected] Mary Beth Pierson/Events……………………..…...…[email protected] Susie Levitt/Office Manager…………………..……[email protected] Colleen Pauley/Receptionist………………..……[email protected] Nancy Hanna/PT Receptionist………….………[email protected] Carol Janus/Sat. Receptionist……………….……[email protected] Tony Podobnik/Maintenance/SJC……………………………...412/-221-6275 Chris Caldwell/Maintenance/STM….…[email protected]

Catholic Charities/Main………………………………………….…....412-456-6999 Addiction/National Catholic Council……….…...…....1-800-626-6910 Aging Support/Catholic Charities……………………..…....412-456-6999 Counseling/Individual, Marital, Family…………….……..412-456-6951 Crisis Support/Resolve…………………………………..………...1-888-796-8226 Divorced/Separated-Beginning Experience.…......412-523-2405 Food & Clothing Assistance/SHIM………………….…..…...412-854-9120 Health Care for the uninsured……………………….……..…...412-456-6911 Marriage, Family & Life………………………………………...….…...412-456-3157 Marriage (troubled)/Retrouvaille…………..……….…...1-800-470-2230 Marriage Prep……………………………………………………………....….412-861-0262 Meals on Wheels/Bethel-St. Clair……………..………...…....412-835-1039 Refugee Services…………………………………………………..…….....412-456-6999 Retreat Center/Spiritan Center-Bethel Park….…....412-835-3510 Retreat Center/St. Paul’s-South Side…………….………..412-551-4843 Safety Net & Stability Services…………………….………..…..412-469-6999 Self Sufficiency Programs/SHIM………………….....412-854-9120 x107 St. Vincent de Paul Society @STM………………...………..412-283-0245 St. Winifred (Mt. Lebanon) Food Pantry……..……….....412-343-1915 Substance Addiction Ministry/Mike [email protected] If you suspect child abuse, please contact: Diocesan Victim Assistance 1-888-808-1235

PARISH STAFF

LOCAL SUPPORT RESOURCES

If you require assistance in an area not listed in the bulletin, please call or visit the parish office at 412-833-0031. A list of additional resources is

available at the reception desk.

GIFT CARDS Gift Cards are available in STM Parish Office, Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Gift Cards are also available after Mass in the Baptismal Font Lobby. Thank you for supporting the church through your participation in the Gift Card Program.

ALL BULLETIN SUBMISSION SHOULD BE SENT ELECTRONICALLY TO:

[email protected] NO LATER THAN 10:00 A.M. MONDAY MORNINGS

SACRAMENTS

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