Saint Bernadette Parish
245 Azalea Drive • Monroeville, PA 15146PARISH STAFF
November 16, 2014
Rev. Anthony Gargotta, Pastor
[email protected]
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Deacon Michael W. Kelly
[email protected]
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM
Sundays: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 7:00 PM
Daily:
Monday - 9:30 AM, 7:00 PM
Tuesdays & Thursdays - 7:15 AM
Wednesdays & Fridays - 7:15 AM & 9:30 AM
PARISH PHONES
Parish Office .................................................................................................................412.373.0050
Religious Education Office..............................................................................412.373.1797
School Office................................................................................................................412.372.7255
Lourdes Center...........................................................................................................412.843.0668
Convent............................................................................................................................412.372.7263
Parish Office Fax.......................................................................................................412.374.8113
School Office Fax.....................................................................................................412.372.7649
Parish Office Email...............................................................parishoffice@stbrnadet.org
School Office Email............................................................schooloffice@stbrnadet.org
Bulletin Announcements........................................................ [email protected]
Rev. John Forbidussi, Hospital Chaplain
In Residence
Mr. Regis Reinersmann, Business Manager
[email protected]
Mrs. Marlene V. Kopper, Director of Religious Education
[email protected]
Sr. Carol Arch, C.S.J., Elementary School Principal
[email protected]
Ms. Lauren Gates, Youth Minister
[email protected]
Mr. Joshua Bandish, Director of Music Ministries
[email protected]
Mrs. Marty Kelly, Parish Office Secretary
[email protected]
Mrs. Jane Bobich. Parish Office Secretary
[email protected]
Mrs. Cathy Cowan, Parish Office
[email protected]
Mrs. Francine Pochciol, School Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Bulletin announcements and flyers due by Noon on
Mondays.
Parish Website
Mr. Tim Jacob, Maintenance Supervisor
[email protected]
www.stbrnadet.org
Devotions:
Mondays: Morning Prayer and Rosary - 8:45 AM
Adoration - 10 AM - 7:00 PM (6:30 - 7:00 will include
rosary and novena prayers) - Confessions 6:00—6:45 PM
7:00 PM Mass
Tuesdays: Morning Prayer - 9:30 AM
Wednesdays: Morning Prayer and Rosary - 8:45 AM
Thursdays: Morning Prayer - 9:30 AM
Fridays: Morning Prayer and Rosary - 8:45 AM
First Saturdays: Adoration - following 8:30 AM Mass including
First Saturday Fatima Devotions.
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
We of St. Bernadette Parish, are a
Eucharistic Community, created by
the Father, nourished by the Lord
and led by the Holy Spirit. We are
to be the eyes, ears, hands and
heart of Christ, living by His
example, sharing the Good News in
Word and deed.
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: Saturday: After the 8:30 AM and the 5:00 PM Masses. Monday: 6:00—6:45 PM.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Baptisms are celebrated every second and fourth Sunday of the month at 1:15 PM. PreBaptismal Seminar—The third Monday of every month at 7:00 PM. Please call the Parish Office to reserve dates for
both the Pre-Baptismal Seminar and your child’s Baptism.
RCIA PROCESS/SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION FOR ADULTS: Inquiry Sessions for those interested in becoming Catholic are
held weekly. Call the Parish Office for more information.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: Weddings should be arranged at least six months prior to the anticipated date. Call the
Parish Office to make an appointment to assist you in beginning this sacrament.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Will take place the first Sunday of each Month after every Mass. Please wait in the front pew
until Father returns.
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Recently you have probably heard much being said throughout the Catholic Church at large as well as in our diocese recently about the
“New Evangelization.” The reality is there is no “new” evangelization but rather that which Pope St. John Paul II began, which is the
realization that evangelization is not just clergy or religious orders reaching out to people, it is every single baptized Catholic Christian
doing their part to evangelize, to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ and bring each other to Him or closer to Him. In the Gospel
today, "His master said to him, 'Well done! You are an industrious and reliable servant. Since you were dependable in a small matter I
will put you in charge of larger affairs. Come, share your master's joy!' " The Lord expects us to be good stewards not only of the money
He has given us, but also of our time, talents, spiritual gifts, and graces. We Christians have been given new life, a new nature, sonship
and daughterhood in God's family, the forgiveness of our sins, the indwelling of the Trinity, Jesus' Body and Blood in Holy Communion,
the meaning of life, and much more. The Lord in His mercy has given us the best and the most. (Therefore, we have the greatest
responsibilities of any stewards.) "When much has been given someone, much will be required of him. More will be asked of a person to
whom more has been entrusted." If we are not good stewards and do not spread the Gospel’s Good News, in word and action and if we
don't evangelize, Jesus promised to take away His graces from us and give them to others. We see this happening as Christians in
Europe and the USA are losing their faith while new Christians in the third-world are showered with faith, joy, power, boldness, healings,
miracles, and religious vocations. These churches are booming with growth and enthusiasm while most (first-world) Christians are
somewhat shrinking or failing because of lack of good stewardship and evangelizing. We have been entrusted with everything God has
revealed in His Word and in His Eucharist. Let’s set forth in the spirit of Pope St. John Paul II and evangelize the world.
Feast of Christ the King November 23 The Church year ends with the last Sunday being the Feast of Christ the King, reminding us
that at the end of time we will see Jesus as the King for all eternity. We will have a Holy Hour at 4:00 pm in the Church. Please put time
aside honor our King Jesus and prepare for the New Year.
Missalettes and Hymnals Beginning with the New Church Year on the first Sunday of Advent, November 30, we are switching our
hymnals and missalettes. We will now have a 1-year Missalette-Hymnal combination, with all the Sunday readings as well as the
weekday responses in one book. This will eliminate several shipments throughout the year and we will save money on shipping costs.
Also it will eliminate 1 book in the book holders. Please be patient the first few weeks as you get used to this new book.
Thanksgiving Day Mass Plan ahead to attend Mass at 10:00AM Thanksgiving Day and give thanks to God for all our blessings. We will
also be enhanced by our Children’s Choir which always adds to our worship. Please remember the food items are collected for the Little
Sisters of the Poor and money offertory goes to our Ladies of Charity.
Bible Study Bible Study of a look at The Sacraments in the Scriptures concludes this week on Monday evening, November 17 at 7:30
pm in the church or - Thursday morning, November 20 at 11:00 am in Biedenbach Hall.
Olive Wood Sales – shop early for Christmas
On November 22 and 23 our brothers and sisters representing the Christian Catholic Families of Bethlehem will be selling Crucifixes,
religious art work, and rosaries, - all made of olive wood which is native to Israel and Bethlehem. Since tourism has greatly depleted,
Christian families in the holy land, who depend on tourists, have been greatly affected. Sale of these goods will help them and also give
you the opportunity to have something authentic from the holy land. This is their main source of income. Please browse and buy some
articles. It is for a good cause and also a help to your personal devotion. See Website: www.bcfmission.com
Pilgrimage to Lourdes and the Shrines of France – November 4-11, 2015. Approximate cost is $2,850.00 which includes 2 meals per
day, accommodations and airfare. Reserve the date and look for more information in the future.
The Women's Bible study group will resume after the holidays on Monday January 12, 2015. We will be studying " The Seven Last
Words of Jesus.” This is study guide driven. It is not necessary to purchase one, however, If anyone would like their own copy, the cost
will be ten dollars. Please contact Kim at 717.4141078 or [email protected] for ordering. This study will take us up to Easter after
which we will be studying " The "Resurrection.”
Peace of Christ,
Fr. Tony
ST. BERNADETTE PARISH
MONROEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA
November 16, 2014
Business Manager Financial Update:
Below is the weekly Offertory collection detail and recap for October, 2014:
Offertory
Collection
Date:
Oct 5
$
Budget Plan
18,218
$
Difference
# of
Donors
18,733
$
(515)
577
Oct 12
$
13,475
$
18,733
$
(5,258)
523
Oct 19
$
14,739
$
18,733
$
(3,994)
554
Oct 26
$
13,445
$
18,733
$
(5,288)
534
Onl i ne Ba nki ng &
Credi t Ca rd Offeri ngs
$
6,802
$
-
$
6,802
Subtotal
$
66,679
$
74,932
$
(8,253)
Budget YTD
$
295,141
$
318,461
$
(23,320)
212
•
The October Diocesan Collection is support of
World Missions was $2,152. Thank you for your
support.
•
Please consider using on-line banking to pay your
offerings to St. Bernadette’s. Signing up is available on our website, www.stbrnadet.org. Just
click the ‘Online Giving’ link and follow the instructions. If you have questions or need any help, call
me at the parish office.
Rege
·
COMFORT QUILT MINISTRY
Our next evening meeting will be Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 7:00PM
in Biedenbach Hall. All are invited to join us to see how you can
help. Also please remember to take squares to decorate at
home. It’s good for the young people to help. Please call either
Laura at 724.325.3523 or Joan at 412.372.1488 if you have
questions or if you would like to have us send a quilt to a loved
one.
THANKSGIVING NUT ROLLS AND PUMPKIN LOGS
Thanksgiving is fast approaching. If you would like to order Nut
Rolls and Pumpkin Logs, the prices are as follows:
Nut Rolls
$12.00
Apricot Rolls
$12.00
Poppy Seed Rolls $12.00
Apricot-nut Rolls
$15.00
Cherry-nut Rolls
$15.00
Banana-nut Rolls $15.00
Date-nut Rolls
$15.00
10” Pumpkin Log with Cream Cheese Filling $10.00
Please place orders by Nov. 17 by calling Jan at 412.372.6555 or
email to [email protected]. Your order will be confirmed. $1.00
of each nut roll sold goes towards our organ fund. Nut roll orders
can be picked up the week-end of Nov 22 after the 5:00PM Mass
and Sunday Nov. 23, after the 10AM and Noon Masses in the
side entrance by the choir loft.
A GENTLE REMINDER
A gentle reminder that the handicapped parking
spaces are reserved for those persons who need
them, meet the requirements and display the proper
handicapped placards or license plate. Thank you.
WELCOME TO ST. BERNADETTE PARISH
So that we might better serve your needs, if any of the
situations below apply to you, please fill out this form and
drop it in the collection basket or mail it to the Parish
Office. Thank you.
Name _____________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________
City/Zip Code ______________________________________________
Phone-H __________________________W ______________________
___New Parishioner
___New Address/Phone
___Interested in RCIA
___Interested in Choir
___New envelopes
___Wish to speak to a priest
___Moving out of Parish
___Returning to Parish
___Returning Catholic
___Entering Hospital
___A Shut-in lives with me
___Questions on Catholicism
ADVENT WREATH LIGHTING
If your family (of any age or size) would like to
light the Advent Wreath, please call Lynda
MacMurchy to reserve the date and Mass
time that you prefer. You can leave a
message, and your call will be returned.
412.374.8202
ADVENT WREATHS AND CANDLES FOR SALE
Advent wreaths and candles are on sale now in the Parish Office.
The cost is $7.00 for the wreaths and $4.00 for the candles.
Please call the Parish Office at 412.373.0050 for more
information.
St. Bernadette 6th Annual Christmas Tree Sale
This year’s sale will begin Thanksgiving Day Weekend on
Saturday, Nov. 29 and Sunday, Nov. 30 and continue for the
following two weekends while supplies last. Trees will be
available in the lower parking lot near the pavilion as follows:
Fridays
5:00PM till 9:00PM
Saturdays 9:00AM till 9:00PM
Sundays 11:00AM till 8:00PM
DUE TO THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY, ALL
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS FOR SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER 30, MUST BE RECEIVED BY
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 20 AT NOON.
DEATHS
Trey Mitlo
Son of Jay and Rachel Mitlo, Brother of Joseph Jr. and
Isabella, Grandson of Tom Mitlo and Betty Mitlo
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
III Jesse Leax and Megan Hackworth
BAPTISMS
Jade Sierra Lichtenfels
Daughter of Joseph & Jill Sankovitch Lichtenfels
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WINNERS UPDATE
250 Club Winner
11/01 #245 St. Bernadette School
11/08 #371 Steve DeLuca
Grocery cert. sold:……………………………….….$8,350
Scrip sold:…………………………………………….$2,560
Profit:………………………………...…………...……,.$494
We sell Certificates for Giant Eagle, Shop ‘n Save, Labriola’s,
McGinnis Sister’s and Community Market. Please consider using
grocery certificates when shopping at these stores. Thanks for
your help!!!
250 Club Update
Tickets are currently on sale for the 2014-2015 year after all
Masses in the Bride’s Room and in the School office. Please
purchase your ticket as soon as possible. Payouts on the new
tickets began on October 4 and continue for 50 weeks. The price
of the ticket is $125. Thanks to all those who have already
purchased your tickets.
Next M.C.C. Liturgy is Wednesday, November 26 at
9:30AM. Intentions due by November 19. Please
respond to the school office.
CHRISTMAS BAKE SALE FOR THE SISTERS OF ST.
JOSEPH
The Annual Christmas Bake Sale for the
Sisters of St. Joseph will be held after Mass
in the School Foyer on Dec 7 & 8. Anyone
wishing to donate baked goods or candies
may drop them off at the hall before the
Saturday evening Mass or on Sunday
morning . Thank you so much for your
generosity.
Spaghetti Dinner
Join St. Bernadette Athletic Association for their annual Spaghetti
Dinner this Sunday, Nov. 16 from 1-6PM in the Lourdes Center
Dining Hall . A great meal is waiting and you will help support
our student athletes. All proceeds are used to purchase
equipment and uniforms for our teams. Tickets can be purchase
at the school office from 8:30AM-3PM daily. Prices are $8 per
adult and $4 per child and include pasta, meatballs, salad, bread,
dessert and beverage.
RETIREMENT FUND COLLECTION FOR RELIGIOUS
Did you know……….
• There are more than 34,000 religious past age 70 living in
the United States.
• In 2010, the average annual cost for their care was more
than $35,000 per person.
• By 2019, retired religious are projected to outnumber wageearning religious by nearly four to one.
• Many religious worked for years for small stipends, leaving
their religious communities without adequate savings for
retirement and elder care.
• Your gift to the Retirement Fund for Religious provides
funding for prescription medications, nursing care and more.
• The Second collection for retired Religious will be taken next
Sunday November 22/23
PLEASE BE GENEROUS
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS NEEDED FOR BOTH UPMC AND
FORBES REGIONAL HOSPITALS
If you are interested in serving as a Eucharistic Minister at either
UPMC or Forbes Regional Hospital, please contact Fr. John at
the Parish Office 412.373.0050 and he will be happy to welcome
you to share in this ministry and answer any questions you may
have.
TAI CHI AT SAINT BERNADETTE—is still going strong!! Tai Chi
is a fun, low-impact, slow motion workout developing breath
control, circulation, balance, flexibility and strength, not to mention
of course, the good company! First class is free, then $5 per
class as you go. Each month, 20% of all fees goes toward the
Building Fund. Classes are at 10:00 am Tuesday mornings in
Biedenbach Hall. You are welcome anytime. Contact Bill White if
you have any questions at 412.913.4729 or
[email protected].
DEACON’S BEACONS
I am offering an ongoing daily Scriptural Reflection via email. I will
pick a short passage and offer a brief reflection on it. If you would
like to be included, please email me at [email protected]. I
will add you to the group list.
Deacon Mike
Lord, I love you and I need you,
come into my heart, and bless my family,
my home, my friends, and me. Amen.
SACRAMENTAL VISITS TO THE HOMEBOUND
FESTIVAL OF PRAISE
There will be a Festival of Praise on Friday, November 21 at
7:00PM in the Church, followed by a reception in the Lourdes
Center.
Eucharistic Ministers and Parish Staff are available to take
Communion to the homebound. Just call Deacon Mike Kelly at
412.373.0050 or email him at [email protected].
ST. BERNADETTE PARISH
MONROEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA
Music Ministry Organ Console Fund
Donations are still needed to help with the significant
expense of purchasing a new organ console. We recently
received an exciting look at the preliminary specifications of
the new console and how it would integrate with our current
pipework.
If you are able please
consider making a donation. You can
place it in the weekly collection just
indicate “Organ Fund” or give online
at www.stbrnadet.org. For more
information about the project please
contact Josh Bandish, Music Ministries
Director at [email protected] or call the parish office.
PRE–BAPTISMAL CLASS: The next PreBaptismal seminar for anyone baptizing a
baby in the near future will be held on
Monday, November 17 at 7:00PM in the
Rectory Conference Room. We require this class for all new
parents. Please call the Parish Office to register. There will
be class in December.
A CHRISTMAS REFLECTION
A Christmas Reflection presented by the combined choirs of St.
Bernadette Parish will be held on Friday December 5 at 7:00PM
in the church. This special event will feature choral music from
the choirs along with prayer and reflection. Please plan to join
us. For more information please email Josh Bandish, Ministries
Director at [email protected].
LADIES OF CHARITY THANKSGIVING DINNERS
Thanksgiving is fast approaching and once again the Ladies of
Charity are asking your help as we prepare Thanksgiving Dinner
packages for those in need of our support. We suggest
donations of the following products: canned fruits, peas, pie
crust mix, canned sweet potatoes, icing, cream of mushroom
soup, dried fried onions, evaporated milk, sugar, flour,
applesauce, cake mix of paper products. You might prefer
making a monetary donation to help defray costs of perishable
items that complete the dinner. It would be helpful if all donations
are RECEIVED NO LATER THAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
Donations can be left in the Brides Room and monetary
donations dropped in the collection basket marked Ladies of
Charity. We thank you for your continuing support for these
members of our parish family who are in need.
The Little Sisters of the Poor
Our annual collection for The Little Sisters of the Poor will be at
the Thanksgiving Day Mass. This year they are in the need of can
goods, personal care items and paper products. If you need
further information, please call Sister Margaret at 412.726.2382
or email her at [email protected]
November 16, 2014
Called By Name
An upcoming presentation “Called By Name” is being offered by
Dr. Susan Muto at St. John the Baptist Parish in Plum on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 7:00PM. We hope all our neighbors and those
who desire to grow in their spiritual formation and life will attend.
A free will offering will be taken.
“THE CREATION”
Masterworks Concert Chorale presents its Tenth Anniversary
Concert of “The Creation” on Saturday, Nov 22, at 7:30PM at
Beulah Presbyterian Church, Churchill. Lottie Del Signore and
Bob Herold, who will have the solo part of Raphael, will be
participating. Please contact Bob Herold at 412.913.5686 or
[email protected]
MONROEVILLE INTERFAITH THANKSGIVING GATHERING
The Monroeville Interfaith Ministerium, an area organization of
eight world religious members is announcing its annual Interfaith
Thanksgiving Gathering to be held on Tuesday, Nov 25 at
7:00PM at Temple David, 4415 Northern Pike In Monroeville.
Representatives from member houses of worship will be
participating as they bring expressions of Thanksgiving from the
various traditions, to include the spoken word, music and song.
There will follow a time of fellowship and refreshments as we get
to know, appreciate and understand one another on a deeper
level. The eight faith groups are: Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, Jain,
Muslim, Unitarian Universalist, Roman Catholic and Protestant
Christian, including chaplaincy programs from nearby hospitals.
Please plan to join us as we model peaceful coexistence among
people of faith.
OPEN HOUSE
Central Catholic High School’s Open House for prospective
students and their families will be held on November 16 from
12:00 until 2:30PM. All are welcome to tour the campus and
speak with current students, teachers and coaches. For more
information, please contact the admissions office at
412.621.7505
RESPECT LIFE MEETING
The next Infant Jesus Respect Life meeting will be at S. John
Fisher Church Hall in Churchill, on Tuesday Nov. 18 at 7:00PM.
Come an learn more about how we are educating others and
respecting the sanctity of human life in each of our parishes.
JOURNEY FROM GRIEF TO HEALING
St. Joseph Spirituality Center will sponsor Journey from Grief to
Healing during the Holidays, conducted by Sister Mary Ann
Thimons, on two Tuesday afternoons Dec 2 and 16 from 1:30 till
3:00PM. Sessions consist of input, sharing ad mutual support—
helping to cope with loss during the holidays. There is no fee for
this program. To register, call 412.600.3247 by Nov. 26
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Liturgies For The Week
The Week Ahead
November 16, 2014—November 23, 2014
SUNDAY—THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
5:00— Vigil Mass—Welfare of St, Bernadette Parishioners
8:00— Kathryn & Robert Shearer—Daughter, Kay
10:00— Dottie Oross—Bill Seippel
12:00— Mary (Millie) Chismar—Laura & Bill Klimek
7:00— Deacon Mike—In Thanksgiving, Joe & Ruth
D’Agostino
MONDAY—St. Elizabeth of Hungary
8:45-- Morning Prayer
9:30— Welfare of Ifeyinwa Uwazie—Family
10:00-7:00— ADORATION
6:00-6:45—Confessions
7:00— Mass of Reparations of Sin—Apostolate of Reparation
TUESDAY—The Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter & Paul,
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne
7:15— Joe & Kathy Blocky—Kish Family
9:30— Morning Prayer
WEDNESDAY—WEEKDAY
7:15— Herman Lieb — Ray & Louis Weaver
8:45— Morning Prayer
9:30— Michael & Helen Boruch—Parry Family
THURSDAY—WEEKDAY
7:15— Dolores Fucich—Son
9:30— Morning Prayer
FRIDAY—The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
7:15— Loretta Ott—Jill Faust & Eileen Ruppel
8:45— Morning Prayer
9:30— Special Intention—Jinny Welker
7:00— Festival of Praise
SATURDAY—St. Cecilia
8:30— Dee-Dee Conwell—Theresa Gravante
2:30— Wedding —Megan Hackworth & Jesse Leax
9:00— Confessions
5:00— John & Marty Joyce—Kathy Joyce & Family
6:00— Confessions
SUNDAY—OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE
UNIVERSE
8:00— Welfare of St. Bernadette Parishioners
10:00— Michael Seman—Wife & Family
12:00— Peter Nese—Wife & Family
7:00— Marlene Villalpando—Family
We reserve the right to make unavoidable changes in the Mass
schedule.
St. Bernadette, pray for us!
Mass
Eucharistic Ministers
Sunday 11/16
Monday 11/17
Tuesday 11/18
Wednesday 11/19
Thursday 11/20
Friday 11/21
Saturday 11/22
All Masses Youth Group Fundraiser
After 8,10 & 12 Fellowship Sunday—BH
1-6PM SBA Spaghetti Dinner—LC
1:10PM Parent/Child Reconciliation Mtg.
6PM Boy Scouts—MR
7PM Pre-Baptism—RC
7-9PM Sr. High Youth Group—BH
8-9AM Family Breakfast (A-L)—LC
10AM Tai Chi—BH
6:45PM Meditation Group— RC
7PM Youth Group—LC
7PM Card Club—BH
8-9 Family Breakfast (M-Z)—LC
1-3PM Music Ministry—CH
3-5PM Children’s Choir—CH
5-7PM Music Ministry—CH
4:30-5:45PM CCD & Mass—CH/SCH
7PM Cub Scouts—LC
7PM RCIA—AR
7PM Parish Choir—CH
11AM Bible Study—BH
6:30-7:45PM CCD & Mass—CH/SCH
6-8:30PM Pastoral Council—RC
7PM Prayer Group—BH
8AM Meditation Group—BR
7PM Festival of Praise —CH
7:15AM CMF—RC
AR=Art Room
BH= Biedenbach Hall
BR=Brides Room
BMR=Borchick Meeting Room
CH=Church
CR=Choir Room
LC=Lourdes Center
LCG=Lourdes Center Gym
MR=Music Room
RC=Rectory Conf. Room
SCH=School
SL=School Library
Readings for the Week of November 16, 2014
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128; 1 Thes 5:1-6;
Mt 25:14-30 or 25:14-15, 19-21
Monday
Rv 1:1-4; 2:1-5; Ps 1; Lk 18:35-43
Tuesday
Rv 3:1-6, 14-22; Ps 15; Lk 19:1-10
Wednesday
Rv 4:1-11; Ps 150; Lk 19:11-28
Thursday
Rv 5:1-10; Ps 149; Lk 19:41-44
Friday
Rv 10:8-11; Ps 119; Lk 19:45-48
Saturday
Rv 11:4-12; Ps 144; Lk 20:27-40
Sunday
Ez 34:11-12, 15-17; Ps 23; 1 Cor 15:20-26, 28;
Mt 25:31-46
Sunday
Lector
Commentator
Altar Servers
E. Bozicevic
M. Chapkis
M. Bozicevic, R. Bozicevic, E. Gurtner
M. & W. Kromka
5:00 PM
11-22
L. Sehovski, N. Sehovski, C. Maskiewicz,
J. Lilly, K. Schuez, C. Cowan
8:00 AM
11-23
K. Brendlinger, C. Rosko, B. Almeter,
F. Eggleston, L. Eggleston
J. Kromka
J. Kromka
10:00 AM
11-23
S. Hart, L. Herold, J. Ribic, D. Dzuban,
C. Cooley, J. Bobich
M. Stevens
B. Mackowick
12 Noon
11-23
S. Torick, L. Moore, D. Rielly, B. DiSabato,
D. O’Toole, L. Ziccardi
L. Valentine
J.M. Farina
D. MacMurchy, A. Stark, C. Stark
7:00 PM
11-23
R. Rogus, P. Rogus, D. Marney L. Lucas,
S. Dilorio
P. Rossi
B. Baluma
M. Reynolds, J. Arbster
E, B, & Z. Wernert