September 23, 2018

September 23, 2018

25th Sunday in

Ordinary Time

St. Aloysius

Church

MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS

CHURCH

1700 Harpster St. • Pgh. PA 15212

Phone: 412-231-2994

Sunday: 7:30 am & 9:00 am

ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH

3616 Mount Troy Rd. • Pgh. PA 15212

Phone: 412-821-2351

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

Sunday: 11:00 am

ST. ANTHONY CHAPEL

Saturday Vigil: 6:00 pm

1704 Harpster St. • Pgh. PA 15212

Mass Monday−Friday: 8:30 am

Novena to St. Anthony of Padua:

Tuesday at 7:30 pm

RECONCILIATION: Saturday at

3:15 pm at St. Aloysius Church and

7:00 pm at St. Anthony’s Chapel or by

appointment.

BAPTISM: Held on 1st Sundays at 12:30 pm

at St. Aloysius Church and on 2nd Sundays at

12:30 pm at Most Holy Name Church. Call office

to schedule an appointment

R.C.I.A.: This is the program for those who

wish to become Catholic. Call the parish office

for information.

MARRIAGE: Beginning in 2016, weddings

will be scheduled no later than 2:00 pm

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Available

by appointment.

Rev. James R. Orr,

Pastor

Deacon G. Gregory Jelinek,

Permanent Deacon

Most Holy

Name of

Jesus

Church

St. Anthony

Chapel

Mission Statement of St. Aloysius & Most Holy Name Parishes

St. Aloysius and Most Holy Name of Jesus parishes, while valuing the uniqueness of each parish community, commit to work

together to proclaim the gospel of Christ and to welcome others to join in the life of the Church, to celebrate the sacramental

life of the Catholic Church, to nourish the faith of our members, and to engage in serving the needs of others.

Contacts

Rev. James R. Orr, Pastor ��.ext. 5

Gregory Jelinek, Deacon�� 412-231-6949

Deacon Greg’s email: [email protected]

Administrative Assistant��.Rebecca Hurst x2

Religious Education��.Mary Ann Dank

[email protected]

St. Anthony Chapel.Carole Brueckner 412-999-4401

Chapel Shop & Museum��..��..412-323-9504

St. Vincent de Paul Society��x8

Ladies of Charity��..x0

Catholic Community Food Bank��x0

MUSIC MINISTRY

Ken Gerst

Carol Ann Spehar

Matthew Radican

ST. ANTHONY’S CHAPEL

Website��..saintanthonyschapel.org

Email��[email protected]

Chapel Hours: 1-4 pm Every day

EXCEPT

Fridays & Holidays

To schedule a docent-led tour for 10 or

more people, please call Carole at

412-999-4401.

Sanctuary Candles

Sanctuary Candles

Sanctuary Candles

St. Aloysius

In Loving Memory of

Thomas Sukitsch

By Sukitsch Family

Most Holy Name

In Loving Memory of

Richard & Maureen

Kusar

By Mary Jane

Hrovat

St. Anthony’s

Chapel

In Loving Memory of

Grace Seelman

By Sue & Joe

Fabrizio

ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH

Phone��...412-821-2351

Website��.saintaloysiuspittsburgh.org

Interested in becoming Catholic?

Call 412-231-2994, ext. 0 for information on how.

Liturgical Schedule: September 22—30

Saturday, September 22—Vigil: Twenty Fifth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

4:00PM gHilda Heidenreich (SBA Class of 1962) STA

6:00PM gDiana Kapetanovich (Paul & Val) CHP

Sunday, September 23—Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary

Time

7:30AM gMargaret Sieber (Jack & Helga Cummins) MHN

9:00AM gChris & Edna Bergman (Mick & Wilma) MHN

11:00AM For the Parishes STA

Monday, September 24—Weekday

8:30AM gCarl J. Bruecken / Birthday (Family) CHP

Tuesday, September 25—Weekday

8:30AM gMargaret Kambic (Nieces & Nephews) CHP

7:30PM Novena to St. Anthony of Padua CHP

Wednesday, September 26—SS. Cosmas and Damian

8:30AM gEleanor Dumrauf (Children) CHP

Thursday, September 27—St. Vincent de Paul

8:30AM gPaul & Lois Gray (Family) CHP

Friday, September 28—St. Wenceslaus

8:30AM gMary Zollner (Little & Zollner Family) CHP

Saturday, September 29—Vigil: Twenty Sixth Sunday in

Ordinary Time

3:00PM Wedding: Nicole Soose & Zachary Ambrisco CHP

4:00PM Wedding: Adam Marasco & Chelsea Zola MHN

4:00PM gMichael Mastrean (Sue & Joe Fabrizio) STA

6:00PM gEleanor Dumrauf (’Sis’ Warnaby Family) CHP

Sunday, September 30—Twenty Sixth Sunday in Ordinary

Time

7:30AM gFor the Parishes MHN

9:00AM gBeatrice Gubish / Birthday MHN

11:00AM Alfred Brenckle (Wife, Lois) STA

STA - Saint Aloysius Church

MHN - Most Holy Name of Jesus Church

CHP - St. Anthony’s Chapel

MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH

Phone��...412-231-2994

Fax�� 412-231-7180

Website��...mostholynameofjesusparish15212.org

Email��[email protected]

GOSPEL MEDITATION

September 23, 2018 25th Sunday in Ordinary

Time

The Oscars. The Super Bowl. TV talent shows.

Your son's Little League championship. We live

in a culture set on competition. The desire to "be

the best" goes beyond hobbies and into politics,

the corporate world, and parenting comparisons

at the park. This desire is as old as the human

race, and it surely arose in Jesus' day. While

Biblical society was significantly less open and

upwardly mobile than our own, power was

attractive. From what we know, many of Jesus'

disciples had come from lowly backgrounds. Now

they followed an increasingly popular rabbi who

seemed primed to do something big.

Jesus does his best to dissuade their high hopes

by prophesying his own defeat. "The Son of Man

is to be handed over ? and they will kill him."

Internalizing the message proves challenging for

the disciples, and their attention remains fixed on

earthly glory. "They ? [discuss] among

themselves on the way who was the greatest."

True to style, Jesus flips their pretensions on their

heads. "'If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be

the last of all and the servant of all.'"

We have heard these Biblical principles before.

Do we believe them? In our professional lives, do

we do whatever we can to get ahead, or are we

concerned with the entire team succeeding? In

the lives of our children, are we more concerned

with victory or with building character? Jesus

doesn't condemn success, but he reframes it.

"'Whoever receives one child such as this in my

name, receives me.'" Today's Gospel is a reality

check. In God's eyes,

our success will not be

measured by worldly

output alone but by

how much love and

service we offer to oth-

ers in the process.

At Home with the Lord

Remember Lord and welcome into your Kingdom

those who have died and gone before us marked

in the sign of faith, especially

Stella Rauch

Robert Reiner

Please pray for the

consolation of their loved ones.

Women and Men Sharing Faith and Hope

Our next meeting is Monday, Septem-

ber 24th at 7:00 p.m. We are at MOST

HOLY NAME again this week. Please

read Chapter 2 of “Tattoos on the Heart”

by Gregory Boyle.

Be the Last of All and the Servant

of All – Jesus offers this command

connected with the announcement of

his passion and death to his disci-

ples. They didn’t understand what

Jesus meant when he said that he would suffer

and die, and instead argued about who was the

greatest among them. Yet, the Lord continues to

work to prepare their hearts so that they might be

ready for the suffering of the cross, and ultimately

the glory of the resurrection. By putting others

first and being the servant of all we are called to

sacrifice, to be compassionate, literally to suffer

with, and to open ourselves to others who will

seek to do the same for us. All of this is rooted in

the call to love others as if THEY are Christ and

to love others as if WE are Christ. The On Mis-

sion for The Church Alive! initiative as a whole,

and the implementation of the Interim Mass

Schedule on October 15

th

, in particular, are op-

portunities for us to welcome and serve others

with whom we are united in faith, hope and love.

It may take sacrifice and a change of routine, but

it can also bring about an increase of the love of

Christ at work in us.

Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to stay informed.

Sitters needed at St. Anthony’s Chapel

The Chapel is in need of Attendants (sitters). If

you would consider volunteering to sit in the

Chapel for 1 hour per week, please call Carole at

412-999-4401. Being present in the Chapel is a

spiritual and uplifting experience to be treasured.

Please consider volunteering for the Chapel.

- May St. Anthony Bless and Protect you

Pope Francis’ Monthly Prayer Intention for

September

Universal: Young People in Africa

That young people in Africa may have access to

education and work in their own countries.

Need Prayers?

The Most Holy Name & St. Aloysius Parish

Prayer Chain is a group that prays for a person

or persons that is in need of God’s graces. If you

would like to have a prayer said for a special in-

tention, contact Margaret Leo at 412-576-4944.

CCD CLASSES BEGIN

SEPTEMBER 23

Classes begin this Sunday and are held in Most

Holy Name School from 10:00-11:20am on Sun-

days. A Registration Form can be found in this

bulletin or at MHN School on September 23rd.

Icon Exhibition

Saint Anthony Chapel Gift Shop

View a collection of various religious icons

in the Chapel Gift Shop

Now through September 30th

Missionary Cooperative Weekend

The Trinitarians

Fr. Kurt Klismet, O.SS.T. will be

visiting he community of Most Holy

Name of Jesus, St. Aloysius and

St. Anthony the weekend of

September 29th & 30th, to share

information about the ministry of

the Order of the Most Holy Trinity

a n d o f t h e C a p t i v e s

(The Trinitarians) and to ask for your prayers and

financial support for the Trinitarian missions in

India.

The Order was founded in the year 1198 by St.

John de Matha and St. Felix of Valois to ransom

Christian captives and to perform works of mercy.

Today, Trinitarian priests and brothers serve in

places around the world where Christians are

persecuted for their faith in Christ.

Fr. Kurt was born in Wisconsin, has been a Trini-

tarian since 1996, and was ordained a priest in

2002. He currently serves as Treasurer for the

Order in the United States. His ministry includes

assisting the mission in India with planning and

development in an environment which is rapidly

changing, but in which many are left behind. Fr.

Kurt is happy to visit and to share with you stories

of Christ’s healing and liberating presence in a

troubled world.

Every gift is greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your prayers and support!

Eucharistic Adoration & Veneration of

the Relic of St. Therese of Lisieux

at St. Anthony's Chapel

On Sunday, October 7th at 3:00

pm, we will begin to pray the

Church's evening prayer before

Christ in the Eucharist. The

Blessed Sacrament will be ex-

posed in the monstrance at the

beginning of evening prayer and

the service will conclude with

Benediction, Christ imparting His blessing to us in

His Eucharistic Presence. Following the service,

the faithful who wish to do so will have the oppor-

tunity to venerate a relic of one of the saints. For

October, it will be the relic of St. Therese of

Lisieux, whose feast day is on October 1st.

4:00 pm St. Aloysius

4:00 pm Risen Lord

5:00 pm St. Peter

6:30 pm St. Boniface

8:30 am St. Cyril

9:00 am Most Holy Name

9:30 am St. Boniface

10:30 am St. Peter

11:00 am St. Cyril

11:30 am St. Anthony Chapel

New Mass Schedule beginning

October 15, 2018

Saturday

Sunday

Transition Phase Prayer

Father of Mercy,

During this time of transition help us to grow

in unity with the Parishes in Grouping 104.

Grant us the wisdom and willingness to

understand how our parishes will become

stronger and more vibrant in fulfilling the

mission of the Church.

Assist us in opening our arms to welcome

others as we continue to journey On Mission

for The Church Alive!

Help us, O Lord, to trust in the future you have

planned for us.

This we ask through Christ our Lord.

Amen.

7:30 am St. Cyril

8:00 am St. Ambrose


12:05 pm St. Peter

8:00 am Risen Lord


12:05 pm St. Peter

7:30 am St. Cyril


12:05 pm St. Peter

8:00 am Risen Lord


12:05 pm St. Peter

8:00 am St. Ambrose


9:00 am St. Cyril

12:05 pm St. Peter


Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

NORTH SIDE CATHOLIC PARISHES

Group #104

Saint Aloysius, Reserve

Saint Cyril, Brighton Heights

Holy Wisdom, North Side

Most Holy Name of Jesus, Troy Hill

Saint Peter, North Side

Risen Lord, Marshall / Shadeland

Confession Schedule

Group #104

Saint Aloysius Church

Saturday 3:15 - 3:45 p.m.

Saint Anthony Chapel

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 2:00 p.m.

Saint Boniface Church


Saint Peter Church


Risen Lord


Confession available by appointment at Saint Cyril

Church and Most Holy Name of Jesus Church.

Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish

Parish Calendar

Sun. Sept. 23 - CCD Classes Begin - 10:00 - 11:20 am

Sun. Sept. 23 - Lyceum Open-1:00-5:00 & 7:00-11:00 pm

Mon. Sept. 24 - Faith Sharing - 7:00 pm - MHN School

Tues. Sept. 25 - Choir Practice - 7:00 pm - MHN Church

Thus. Sept. 27 - Church Cleaners - after daily Mass

Sat. Sept. 29 - Special Ed CCD - 10:00 - 11:30 am

Sept. 29 & 30 - Mission Co-Op Weekend

Sun. Sept 30 - CCD Classes - 10:00 - 11:30 am

Sun. Sept. 30 - Lyceum Open-1:00-5:00 & 7:00-11:00 pm

Sanctuary Candle Requests

October 7, and November 4, 11 & 18 are open

for the Sanctuary Candle in Most Holy Name

Church. If you would like to reserve a date

please forward the name as well as $20 to MHN

rectory.

Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish

Offertory Collections

September 15 & 16

Offertory $5,417.00

Maintenance $325.00

Parish Share $106.00

St. Vincent de Paul $70.00

Food Bank $10.00

Bishop’s Education Fund $33.00

Religious Retirement $300.00

Assumption $110.00

MHN Oktoberfest

MHN Oktoberfest

MHN Oktoberfest

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Oktoberfest is Coming…

We are busy planning our Annual Oktoberfest

with a revised homemade menu, a German

themed basket raffle and more! We will have a

Wagon of Cheer raffle and are in need of dona-

tions of wine, schnapps, and other liquor that you

see fit. All donations can be dropped off at the

rectory. Also look for raffle tickets in the coming

weeks. Since we no longer have a summer festi-

val, we rely on your support of our current Parish

Fund Raisers. Thank You!

Most Holy Name Parish Ornaments

We have commemorative Christmas Ornaments

of Most Holy Name’s 150th Anniversary available

at the Rectory. Please call the office or email

[email protected] if you have an inter-

est.

Thank You!

Most Holy Name of Jesus Christian Mothers and

Women's Guild would like to thank everyone who

helped with and/or purchased hoagies last week.

We sold 115 hoagies and were very grateful for

the support that you gave us.

St. Vincent de Paul

St. Vincent de Paul is much more than a patron

saint of thrift shops! Young Vincent became a

priest hoping to advance and rise above his

modest upbringing. His early ambition

amounted to little when he was assigned to a

poor rural parish. Here he experienced a new

joy in his vocation. Hearing the profound

deathbed confession of a dying servant,

Vincent became more

convinced of the

special attention that

must be given to the

poor. In 1625, Vincent

founded the

Congregation of the

Mission for the

purpose of caring for

the poor. Originally

priests only, the

mission expanded to

include groups of laity

who provided for

spiritual and material

needs of the poor in

each parish. Nearly 400

hundred years later,

his legacy lives on!

Parish Calendar

Sun. Sept. 23 - Volunteer Luncheon - 1:00 pm

At Remo’s Party Room, 2151 Babcock. Blvd.

Mon. Sept. 24 - Faith Sharing - 7:00 pm

At Most Holy Name School

Fri. Sept. 28 - Reserve Reads Program - 12 Noon

St. Aloysius Parish

St. Aloysius Parish

Offertory Collection

September 15 & 16

Offertory $1,858.00

Food Bank $57.00

Maintenance $2.00

Better Together

This month’s collection will be tuna and noodles.

The collection assists the Community Food Bank.

If you would like to donate, please leave the tuna

and noodles in the designated baskets in church.

Thank you.

St. Aloysius Christian Mothers/Women’s Guild

Luncheon Bingo will be held on Saturday, Oc-

tober 13th. Tickets will cost $10 each and in-

cludes lunch and bingo. Doors open at 10:30 am,

lunch will be served at 11:30 am, followed by

bingo. Chinese Auction and door prizes! Tickets

are available before each Mass or by calling Col-

leen at 412-979-6061 Hope to see you there.

St. Aloysius Rummage Sale Bakers

Families with last names starting with “K”

through “Z” are asked to bake for the next

Rummage Sale at St. Aloysius. The next sale

will be held on:

October 6th & 7th

Casino Trip to The Meadows

The next trip to the Meadows Casino is on

Monday, October 8th. The cost of the trip is $20

and you will get back $20 in free play and $5 in

food. The bus will leave St. Aloysius at 9:30 am

and then pick up at Wesbanco in Troy Hill. The

bus leaves the casino at 3:30 pm to return home.

This trip is sponsored by the St. Aloysius Chris-

tian Mother’s. Call Carol Fulton at 412-931-8469.

St. Aloysius Christian Mothers/Women’s Guild

On Tuesday, October 2nd a regular meeting will

be held after the rosary beginning at 6:30. Finaliz-

ing plans for our Luncheon Bingo will be on the

agenda. If you have door prizes, please bring

them to the meeting. The cake committee for this

meeting is Lillian Schmitt, Clara Sigmund and

Lois Weider. Hope you can make it.

St. Aloysius Volunteer Luncheon

is here!

Just a reminder---the St. Aloysius

volunteer luncheon is this Sunday,

September 23rd at 1:00 p.m. at

Remo’s, 2151 Babcock Blvd. Parking is

available at Remo’s and McArdles.

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Adoration begins immediately following the 4:00 PM Mass on Saturday, Octo-

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This 24-Hour Adoration is part of a week-long Rosary Congress throughout our diocese.

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Around the Neighborhood

Bible Study at St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish titled

“An Unforgettable Biblical Adventure” begins on

Thursday, September 20th at 8:30 am in Axmacher

Hall. The Topic is ‘Elijah and Elisha”. Stephen Ray

will take us on a fascinating journey to the land of the

Prophets. Coffee and refreshments will be served, 5

Week Program - no fee - no registration.

Pigtoberfest - Saturday, October 6 at Troy Hill Citi-

zens Park, 2:00 - 7:00 pm. Free to attend - rain or

shine. Food, Music, Raffles, Vendors and more.

Reserve Vol. Fire Department Benefit - Ferris Buel-

ler’s Revenge on Saturday, October 6 (6:00 pm -

11:00 pm) at Mt. Troy Ballroom, 33 Lonsdale Street.

Tickets - $25 includes food, beer and set ups. BYOB.

For advanced tickets, call 412-335-6031.

Bellevue indoor/outdoor flea market - Bellevue

Knights of Columbus, 450 Lincoln Ave, Bellevue, PA

15202. Saturday, October 6, 2018 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Indoor Vendor tables Available. Two 6 foot tables for

$25 or Outdoor spaces $10. For info, contact 412-761

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Faith Afloat Cruise for Highschoolers - Registration

is now open for the Annual Cruise for high schoolers

on the Gateway Clipper Empress on Sunday, October

14th from 3:00 - 6:00 pm. Bishop Zubik will lead

prayer and Fr. Mike Ackerman will emcee the event.

For tickets ($20) visit www.PGHPriest.com

Sisters of Divine Providence, an equal opportunity

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Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 22 & 23, 2018

____ New Parishioner

____ Moving out of Parish

____ New Address or Phone

____ Want Envelopes

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about?” Is it silly and petty? Is it an attempt to impose

your will and control on another. Today Jesus tells us

and his disciples to give it up. We are meant to serve

each other, not control.

St. Vincent de Paul Society - In today’s Gospel Je-

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wishes to be first, he shall be the last of all and

the servant of all.” Taking a child, he placed it in their

midst, and putting his arms around it, he said to them,

“Whoever receives one child such as this in my

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ceives not me but the One who sent me.” Your gift to

the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will help hungry

children feel the arms of Jesus around them.

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