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YOUR CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
45 Prestley Road
Bridgeville, PA 15017
St. Barbara
212 Station Street
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Holy Child
10 Saint Mary’s Lane
Cecil, PA 15321
St. Mary
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 18, 2018
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St. Barbara - Holy Child - St. Mary Parishes Bridgeville & Cecil, Pennsylvania
Parish Office Phone
Numbers, Emails, and
Websites:
St. Barbara:
Phone: 412-221-5152
Fax: 412-221-7935
Email: [email protected]
Website: stbarbpittsburgh.org
St. Mary:
Phone: 412-221-1560
Fax: 412-221-9544
Hall: 412-221-9771
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stmarycecil.org
Facebook:
facebook.com/saintmarycecil
Holy Child:
Phone: 412-221-5213
Fax: 412-257-2461
Email:
Website:
www.holychildrcparish.org
Facebook:
“Your Catholic Community”
(@yourcatholiccommunity)
Parish Directory
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Please mention that you saw their ad in the Sunday Bulletin and thank them
for their support of our Parish.�
Staff and Contacts
Clergy
Rev. Dennis P. Yurochko [email protected] (Holy Child) Ext. 413
Administrator
Rev. David G. Rombold [email protected] (Holy Child) Ext. 411
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Stan M. Gregorek (St. Mary) Ext. 201
Parish Chaplain
Deacon Lee Miles [email protected]
Deacon Brian M. Podobnik [email protected]
Deacon Leonard M. Thomas, Jr. 724-206-3210
St. Barbara ,Holy Child and St. Mary
Anthony “Tony” Ferguson [email protected] (Holy Child) Ext. 415
Director of Evangelization
Jordan Pierce [email protected] (Holy Child) Ext. 426
Director of Youth Ministry
Katie Grella [email protected] (Holy Child) Ext 427
Director of Family Ministries
Mary Elizabeth “Liz” Hand [email protected] 412-221-6514
Coordinator of Religious Education
John Paul Gaston [email protected] (St. Barbara) Ext. 9
RCIA/RCIC Coordinator
St. Barbara
Michael McGrath [email protected] Ext. 5
Business Manager & Associate Organist
Mariangela Lorence, Secretary [email protected] Ext. 4
Emily Wardle Spina [email protected] Ext. 7
Music Director
St. Mary
Dianne Krivanek, Office Manager [email protected] Ext. 200
Karen Marx, Bookkeeper [email protected] Ext. 205
Cindy Parry [email protected] 412-221-0595
Coordinator of Religious Education &
Safe Environment Coordinator
Lori Rathbone, Music Director [email protected]
Holy Child
Linda Grimes, Office Manager [email protected] Ext. 410
Dr. Michael Mackey [email protected]
Director of Music Ministries
Joanne Rocchino [email protected]
Associate Organist
James Sullivan [email protected]
Director of Maintenance
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Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time November 18, 2018
Date Time Location Intention Offered By
Saturday,
November 17
Mem. St. Elizabeth of
Hungary, Religious
7:00 AM St. Mary
† James Vaglia Barb & Ken Heirendt
4:00 PM St. Barbara
† Joseph G. Kanfoush JoAnn Robb
5:00 PM Holy Child
For the People of our Parishes
6:00 PM St. Mary
† Dec. Mem. of the
Legion of Mary
Legion of Mary
Sunday,
November 18
Thirty-Third Sunday in
Ordinary Time
8:00 AM Holy Child
† Joan Kovach Russ
9:30 AM St. Barbara
† Mildred Tury Children
10:30 AM St. Mary
† Bryan Ringeling Maureen Ringeling
11:00 AM Holy Child † Michael Chan Patty Masztak
5:00 PM Holy Child
† Marcella & John
McLaughlin
Children &
Grandchildren
Monday,
November 19
7:00 AM St. Barbara
† Stephen & Johanna
Harasin
Steve & Linda Harasin
10:00 AM Broadmore Kristie Bryan Bill & Nancy Jones
12:00 Noon Holy Child † Pat & Stan Bookser Lisa
Tuesday,
November 20
7:00 AM St. Mary
† Frank & Irma Pochiba
Family
12:00 Noon Holy Child
† Mary Kerbert
Daughters
Wednesday,
November 21
Mem. The Presentation
of the Blessed Virgin
Mary
7:00 AM St. Barbara Jim & Judy Schulte, Beth & Katie
10:00 AM
Country
Meadows
† Betty Rakoczy
Holy Child Christian
Mothers & Guild
12:00 Noon Holy Child All God’s Blessings Elizabeth
Thursday
November 22
Mem. Saint Cecilia
Thanksgiving Day
9:00 AM St. Barbara Special Intention
9:30AM St. Mary
10:00AM Holy Child
† Anna Mae & Al
Fleisner
Squiller Family
Friday,
November 23
7:00 AM St. Barbara
† Jeffrey Kramer
Mom & Dad
12:00 Noon Holy Child
† Bonardi, Meyer &
McGill Families
Margaret McGill
Saturday,
November 24
Mem. Saint Andrew
Dung-Lac
7:00 AM St. Mary † Wayne Kristoff
Sister
4:00 PM St. Barbara
† Fred & Carmella
DeVandry
Don & Diana Bozick
5:00 PM Holy Child
Jerry & Judy Croce, 55th
Wedding Anniv.
Family
6:00 PM St. Mary † Francis Fox Christine Fox
Sunday,
November 25
Our Lord Jesus Christ,
King of the Universe
8:00 AM Holy Child
Holy Child Knights of Columbus
9:30 AM St. Barbara † John Robich
Family
10:30 AM St. Mary
† Deceased Members of
the Gazvoda Family
Chris, Joanne & Rachel
Robinson& Kelly &
Andy Mease
11:00 AM Holy Child † Catherine Dernosek
Holy Child Christian
Mothers & Guild
5:00 PM Holy Child
For the People of our Parishes
Special Intention
SACRAMENTS
Reconciliation
Offered at the
following times
and Locations
St. Mary—Saturdays
11:30 AM to
12:30 PM
St. Barbara—
Saturdays
12:30 to 1:30 PM
Holy Child—
Wednesdays
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Baptism
Instruction is required
for first-time parents.
Please call the Parish
Office for
arrangements.
Marriage
Arrangements must be
made at least six
months prior to the
wedding date. Please
call the Parish Office.
Priesthood or
Religious Life
Please contact the
Vocation Office at
412-456-3123 or
_________________
PA Child Abuse
Protection Services
1-800-932-0313
Diocesan Victim
Assistance Hotline
1-888-808-1235
Mass Intentions
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Thanksgiving Day Mass Schedule�
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Thursday, November 22, 2018�
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9:00 AM (St. Barbara); 9:30 AM (St. Mary); and 10:00 AM (Holy Child)�
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Our Annual Thanksgiving Tradition has been to help Little Sisters of the Poor stock their food pantry.
This year we will be collecting food for their “Wish List” (see list below) at all three Masses on Thanksgiving
Day at all three Churches. Bring your donations to the Mass you will be attending on Thanksgiving Day. All
donations will be used for the worthy causes of Little Sisters of the Poor, Pittsburgh.�
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The Eucharist � Give Thanks �
This coming week many of us will be bus-
ied about preparing a Thanksgiving meal
and gathering with family and loved ones
to share the gratitude of our hearts for the
many blessings we have received. While Thanksgiving
Day is celebrated as a national holiday by people of varied
backgrounds, as people of faith, our hearts and minds are
raised in prayer this day to the God who loves us and who
provides every good gift and grace for our lives. Yet, our
giving thanks to God for his blessings cannot be limited to
just one day. Instead, thanksgiving must be woven into our
daily lives. The word Eucharist means to give thanks. As
we gather to celebrate God’s love for us in the gift of His
Son’s Body and Blood, we give thanks from the depths of
our hearts for the ways he is constantly at work to nourish,
strengthen, enliven and inspire us. As Catholics, we enjoy
the celebrations of Thanksgiving Day and we are called to
work hard each day to form thankful hearts. And may our
gratitude to God be expressed in words and deeds that
strengthen our communities as we journey On Mission for
The Church Alive! Visit onmissionchurchalive.org to learn
more and to stay informed �
Helping Hands will have decorated
Angel Trees at all three churches starting
Saturday, November 17,2018.�
The trees will hold request for presents for
children at: CURA, Angels Place North Side
location, Angel Place Swissvale location, Boys and Girls
Club of Carnegie, Family Promise, and adults at Wash-
ington Commons and Amity Serenity Pines.�
Help us spread the Christmas spirit by putting a smile on
our bothers and sisters with your special gift. Please take
one or maybe even two ornaments off of any of the trees,
then place your wrapped gift under the tree of the same
church. Also please attach the paper ornament to the gift
so we can identify who the gift is for. This is very im-
portant so that we deliver the gifts to the correct location. �
Please return all wrapped gifts by Sun., December 9.�
Any question on our Angel Tree or any event of Helping
Hands please contact Pam Fantoni at 412�276�3266 or
412�638�2306.�
AED and CPR Training on Thursday, November 29
at 7:00 PM in Holy Child Religious Ed Building. Come
learn to use our churches automatic defibrillator. There is
no charge for the AED Training. There is a $40 charge if
interested in CPR certification. All are welcome. Please
note the day change from the bulletin November Calen-
dar. Any questions, please call Gary Liebel at 412�498�
9021.�
Breakfast in Bethlehem: The celebration will be on
Saturday, December 1 from 9:00 to 10:30 AM in Holy
Child Religious Ed Building. Please RSVP by email
[email protected] or call 412�221�6514. Please
include the total number attending, including adults. Res-
ervation deadline is November 27. Free of charge thanks
to Holy Child Christian Mothers and Confirmation Stu-
dents. A good will donation will be accepted. See flyer.�
Aging religious need your
help. Senior Catholic sisters, broth-
ers, and religious order priests minis-
tered for years for little to no pay.
Their sacrifices now leave their reli-
gious communities without adequate
retirement savings. Your gift to to-
day’s second collection for the Retirement Fund for Reli-
gious helps to provide medications, nursing care, and
more for tens of thousands of elderly religious. Please be
generous.�
Senior Appreciation Dinner: The Columbiettes will
be hosting a Senior Appreciation Dinner on Saturday, De-
cember 8, 2018 at 1:30 PM in Holy Child Religious Ed-
ucation Building. All members of Holy Child, St. Bar-
bara and St. Mary faith community who have reached
their 65th birthday are invited and encouraged to attend
this special “thank you” event for all the ways you have
added to the life and spirit of this community. Please call
the Holy Child Parish Office at 412�221�5213 to register
for this event and to help us plan for the correct amount of
people. Deadline for reservations is November 30th.�
Candlelight Mass: Join your friends and neighbors
for the monthly Candlelight Mass at Saint Stanislaus
Church in the Strip District. The next Mass will be on the
vigil of the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, Sat-
urday, December 7, 2018 at 8:00 pm. Confessions and
music start at 7:00 pm and fellowship follows the Mass.
For more information, visit facebook.com/
beholdpittsburgh.�
Oakland Catholic High School is offering the Scholar-
ship Entrance Exam on Saturday, December 1, 2018. Mer-
it Based Scholarships are awarded to incoming ninth
grade students receiving the top scores on the exam. Reg-
ister on line today at oaklandcatholic.org/admissions.�
November 18th is World Day of
the Poor. Our faith calls us to live the
Gospel and serve the poor. Members of
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul grow
spiritually through helping people in need.
Live your faith! �
For more information, please call Nancy or Dick at 412�
220�2204.�
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ST. BARBARA
HELPING
HANDS
Upcoming Events / Meetings
First Wednesday of each month
St. Barbara & Holy Child Parish
Prayer Shawl Ministry meet at
1:00 PM in Holy Child Rectory
Conference Room. For more in-
formation, contact Mary Jane Longo
at 412-221-1087.
Dec. 13—Vivienne’s Bologna Sand-
wich Project
Dec. 20—Monthly Meeting in Par-
ish Hall at 6:30 PM
For further information on any
event, please contact Pamela Fanto-
ni at 412-638-2306 or 412-276-3266.
Offertory Collections
St. Barbara
Weekly (11/4) ...................... $6,955.00
Food Bank ............................ $1,022.00
St. Mary
Weekly (11/4) ...................... $3,753.00
All Saints Day .......................... $106.00
Holy Child
Weekly (11/11) ..................$11,294.00
Add’l World Mission Sunday .... $2.00
Add’l CCD Collection ............... $5.00
Tree of Life Synagogue ....... $2,827.60
Thank you one and all for your continued
generosity and support of our parish
community.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 18, 2018:
Sunday, November 18, 2018 ~ 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Barbara, Holy Child & St. Mary Regular Religious Education Classes
12:00 Noon Living Will Series H. C. Resource Room
Monday, November 19, 2018
11:30AM Rosary H. C. Church
St. Barbara, Holy Child & St. Mary Regular Religious Education Classes
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
8:00 AM Miraculous Medal Novena St. Mary Church
11:30AM Rosary H. C. Church
7:00 PM Precious Blood Novena St. Mary Church
7:00 PM St. Barbara Knight of Columbus Mtg St. Barbara Hall
7:00 PM Tae Kwon Do St. Mary Hall
No Adult Bible Study and No Scripture & Spirituality Reading Group
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
9:30 AM Legion of Mary St. Mary’s Marian Room
11:30AM Rosary H. C. Church
7-8:00PM Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary & Confessions H. C. Church
7:00 PM RCIA Mtg St. Barbara Hall
8:00 PM Men’s Group Mtg H. C. Resource Room
Thursday, November 22, 2018 ~HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Mass Times 9:00 AM, St. Barbara; 9:30 AM, St. Mary; & 10:00 AM, Holy Child
Friday, November 23, 2018
~Parish Offices are Closed~
11:30AM Rosary H. C. Church
Following Noon Mass—Divine Mercy Chaplet H. C. Church
Saturday, November 24, 2018
Sunday, November 25, 2018 ~ Our Lord Jesus Chris, King of the Universe
No Religious Education Classes Sunday or Monday
Weekly Events
OLSH HIGH SCHOOL NEWS�
Apply for FREE during Early Action Application Period�
For a limited time, eighth grade students are invited to submit a FREE applica-
tion for admission at www.olsh.org. The deadline for the free application period
is December 31. Each class is limited to 100 students and is filled on a first�
come, first�served basis. Write your story at OLSH! For more information or to
schedule a private tour, contact Mrs. Jessica Sellman ’02 at [email protected].�
See what High School is like as a Charger for a Day!�
Put yourself in the shoes of a current Charger and spend a day with us for the
traditional "shadow day" experience! Meet students and teachers, sit in on clas-
ses, and even have lunch on us in the cafeteria. This opportunity is available to
students in 7
th
, 8
th
, 9
th
and 10
th
grades who are considering OLSH. Visit
www.olsh.org and go to Admissions/Visit to register for your preferred date or
contact Mrs. Jessica Sellman ’02 at (412) 262�3300 or [email protected].�
A Family Perspective (by Bud Ozar): Today’s gospel taches us UNCERTAINTY is normal. There are some things
in life which “no one knows … only the Father”. Marriage and parenting are full of uncertainty for like the fig tree in the
gospel, the people we love grow and change.�
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November
24 & 25
Lectors Altar Servers
Extraordinary
Minister (Host)
Extraordinary
Minister (Cup)
Saturday
4:00 PM
St. Barbara
Dan Palmer
Julia Sarnowski
Needed
Needed
Amy Rosati
Craig Rosati
Steve Condio
5:00 PM
Holy Child
Gary M. Liebel
Brady Fleck
Sarah Logan
Leigh A. Buzzatto
Karen Godwin
Larry Godwin
Rose Dobis
Richard Ficher
Bridget Fitzpatrick
Jane Fuscaldo
6:00 PM
St. Mary
Lillian Veres
Gio Barbarossa
Brendan Purdy
Logan Marshall
N/A
Ed Povirk
Lou Valente
Sunday
8:00 AM
Holy Child
Kelly Hartnett
Abbey Eckels
Anna Wilke
Lois Rebich
Marcy Schott
Needed
Gary Kissinger
Katelyn Odria
Stephen E. Rash
Christine Wilke
9:30 AM
St. Barbara
Janie Welsh
Colleen Welsh
Brittany Reinstadtler
Sara Hinnebusch
Diane Egan
CJ Reinstadtler
Steve Reinstadtler
10:30 AM
St. Mary
Phil Ponikvar
Nora Provenzano
Sophia Kitzmiller
Jackson Kitzmiller
N/A
Rosemary Keefer
Dana Provenzano
11:00 AM
Holy Child
Emily Lorence Ragan
Teresa Aquilina
Needed
Joan Kelly
Nancy Martincic
Sister Barbara Anne Quinn
Mary Elizabeth Hand
Kevin Lorence
Mariangela Lorence
Rita Pitassi
5:00 PM
Holy Child
Terry Yunker
Nicholas Pruchnitzky
Bella Vetterly
Joanne Hart
Patricia Stetzer
Needed
N/A
Weekend Ministry Schedule
Readings for the Week of November 18, 2018�
Sunday:� Dn 12:1�3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9�10, 11 [1]/Heb �
� � 10:11�14, 18/Mk 13:24�32�
Monday:� Rv 1:1�4; 2:1�5/Ps 1:1�2, 3, 4 and 6 [Rv �
� � 2:17]/Lk 18:35�43�
Tuesday:� Rv 3:1�6, 14�22/Ps 15:2�3a, 3bc�4ab, 5 �
� � [Rv 3:21]/Lk 19:1�10�
Wednesday:� Rv 4:1�11/Ps 150:1b�2, 3�4, 5�6 [1b]/Lk �
� � 19:11�28�
Thursday:� Rv 5:1�10/Ps 149:1b�2, 3�4, 5�6a and 9b
� � [Rv 5:10]/Lk 19:41�44�
Friday:� � Rv 10:8�11/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111,
� � 131 [103a]/Lk 19:45�48�
Saturday:� Rv 11:4�12/Ps 144:1b, 2, 9�10 [1b]/Lk �
� � 20:27�40�
Next Sunday:� Dn 7:13�14/Ps 93:1, 1�2, 5 [1a]/Rv 1:5�8/
� � Jn 18:33b�37�
Parenting Pointers: "Where there is for-
giveness..." (Hebrews 20:18) Where indeed is there for-
giveness today? Is there anyone you or your child need to
forgive to make peace in the family or with your neighbor
(or your enemy) before the season of peace can begin? �
Marriage Moments: Thanksgiving coming up review
whose job it is to cook, to decorate, to entertain guests...
Remember the Martha and Mary story (Luke 10:41). Want
to try anything different this year? www.SusanVogt.net �
From “none” to “nun”: Sister Mary Gianna never
imagined God would call her to religious life. She was not
raised Catholic, or any religion. After surviving the tragedy
that took the lives of twelve fellow students and one
teacher at Columbine High School in 1999, she came to
believe in God and that He had a plan for her life. Every-
one is welcome to come and listen to Sr. Mary Gianna on
Thursday, December 6 at 6:30 PM in Assumption
Church, Bellevue. (A free will offering will be taken.)�
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Sanctuary Candle
This week’s candle at St. Barbara burns
In Loving Memory of
Ferdinand & Kevin
Pagliai
Offered by:
Irene & Family
The Sanctuary Candle burns as a reminder of
Jesus’ presence in the Tabernacle.
Please remember to call the Parish Office to add or remove names from the
prayer list.
Please remember in your prayers the sick, suffering, and
housebound of our parish community
Tracy Adams
Frank Barnes
Charles Barnett
Nancy Battista
Ron Beck
Jessica Bookser
Roberta Brodie
Alexis Brown
James Campbell
Judith Capurso
Bethany Carder
Freddy Carothers
Lisa Cecere
Mary Conn
Theresa Connelly
Paul Crile
Joan Crum
Kathy D’Amico
Daniel Danilo
Virginia Davis
Laurie Denison
Mary Doane
Bentley Dodge
Paul Donati
Mary Donnelly
Barbara Drexler
Charlie Druzak
Diana Jordan
Dubin
Barbara Dunn
Ryan Estatico
Robert Faulkner
Susan Fischer
Carey Fittipaldo
Pat Flannery
Gloria Fortunato
Zachary Fowler
Alice Fox
Mary Cook Fox
Sean Gallagher
Glynis Gilliand
Karen Godwin
Dr. Charles Gratz
Betty Grillo
Dolly Grimes
Lucy Guskey
Sydney Hawk
Peggy Helstern
Karen Hughes
Bennett Huibregste
Joan Hulton
Wayne Isenberg
Patti Kaley
Dan Karwowski
Greg Katanick
David Kearns
Karen Knepp
Joan Knock
Edna Koczaja
Jeff Kollar
Sophie Kramzer
Stephen Kretchun
Ted Krzywiecki
Chris Larson
Tammy Lechliter
Gary Lee
Jean Lemesh
Pamela Lenart
Mikey Lento
Norman Leonard
Andrea Littlejohn
Mary Lloyd
Ted Long
Olivia Longo-
Martin
Mary Ellen
LoPinto
Millie Lueckert
Jerry Majcher
Janet Maker
Melanie Maksin
Pat Manzella
David Martin
Elaine Matthews
Mann Mary
Mazzocco
Jack McCallough
Stephanie McKeel
Elizabeth
McKeever
Mary Miklaucic
Eve Minutello
Lois Misitis
Mariam Mollick
Mark Montagna
David Murphy
Colette Murray
Lois Nagel
Ben Nelson
Pastor Bruce
Nordeen
Emma O’Malley
Kevin O’Toole
Heather Orient
Destiny Otricelli
Dorothy Paganini
Steven Page
Tom Paholsky
Madison Palivoda
Leo Pancari, Jr.
John A. Pelusi
Jean Pelusi-Terpack
Robert Perella
Mary Ann Peters
Glena Phillips
Jim Podobnik
Janice Preselac
Chad Pruchnitzky
John Pulford
Aimee
Quattrociocchi
Trish Reese
Alice Regine
Diane Roach
Karen Rocrosio
Karen Roemer
Mary Rosato
Julie Ross
Richard A. Russo
Marge & Karen
Scurich
Michael Shelleby
Melissa Sill
Mary Lou Skalniak
Jean Souza
Kathryn Story
Bob Sweeney
Georgette Swisher
Robert J. Terpack
Deacon Len
Thomas
Brayden Tilley
Rachel Tome
Dino Trimble
Joseph Trombetta
Debra Malenka
Varner
James Vokoun
Nancy Wanko
Ursula Wauthier
Greg Wensell
Kevin Willis
Jacob Winlow
Anne Wisbar
Barbara Wood
Lori Wright
Dawson Wright
Amanda Wyandt
Isabella Yakos
Norma Yorke
Our Parish welcomes Olivia Tanni
Deliere, daughter of Tanny Joseph
and Nicole (Larkin) Deliere to our
fa ith community through the
Sacrament of Baptism. May they
continue to grow in God’s love as they
share the gift of life God has given
them with family and friends.
Prayer Warriors
4
th
Annual St. Nick Soiree ��
Join the Emerging Leaders Council of
Catholic Charities at the 4th Annual
St. Nick Soiree where “Home For the
Holidays” is this year’s theme. We
are bringing it back to the Hotel Mon-
aco in downtown Pittsburgh on
Thursday, December 6 starting at
6:00 pm. The Christmas party will
feature live music from Radio Tokyo,
and cocktails and food. The cost is
$75 for one ticket or $135 for two
tickets. Each ticket includes 2 cock-
tails as well as the food. Additional
cocktails can be purchased as well.
To buy tickets, visit www.ccpgh.org/
events. Proceeds benefit Catholic
Charities programs and services that
help individuals and families in need.�
Phone 412-221-3233Broniak and KrafFlower Shop And Greenhouses“Flowers For All Occasions”
3205-3207 Washington Pike, Bridgeville
Route 50 & I-79 Bridgeville, PA
Phone : 412-257-1779Fax : 412-257-2002
Mike & BoB ChaBalie, owners
What do you do when your pet dies?Chartiers Custom
Pet CremationHours - days, nights, weekends and holidays Cremation performed on premises
412-220-7800 • www.ccpc.ws
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Janet C. – CPA Franco M. – CPA Pasquale B. – CPA Pasquale V. – CPA
412-221-7100
Calabro Tire& Auto ServiceFamily owned since 1941
1476 Bower Hill Rd. (412) 221-4300
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South Fayette Sunoco 140 Millers Run Road Bridgeville, PA 15017
OPEN 24 HOURS 412-257-5950
Ed Pelino Jr.www.bridgevilleappliance.com
Phone: 412.221.7313
www.advancedautoglass.com (412) 221-9665
Mobile & Drive-In ServicesComplete Auto Glass Service
ADVANCED AUTO GLASS, INC.“Clearly The Best”
1180 Washington Pike • Bridgeville, PA • 1-800-464-0200
Donald McFarland, D.O.Nicolette E. Chiesa, M.D., F.A.C.P.
PPCP Chartiers Valley Medical Center1168 Washington Pike • Bridgeville, PA
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www.thepittsburghattorneys.com
From Your Wardrobe...To Your WindowsProfessional Service For Over 30 Years1 Prestley Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017
412-257-8055 [email protected]
Sew-E-Z-Shop, Inc. Tues-Thur-Fri 9-5Wed 10-6 • Sat 10-3
Anthony Ferguson Parishioner
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Cecil, PA 15321 724-745-9510John W. Taylor, Funeral Director
1269 Washington PikeBridgeville, PA
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DON BOZICK - Parishioner
The Beer Warehouse Drive thru service New beer selections 409 Railroad Street Bridgeville 412-221-7162 Open 10 am on Sundays
Mary Kay Petrini, ParishionerPh: 412-220-9509C: 412-999-0035
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David A. WarcholOwner - Supervisor
Parishioner
Bob LongoAdmin. Asst.
Parishioner
“People you know...People you trust.”(412) 221-3333
3060 Washington Pike, Bridgeville
Stephen J. O’Brien & Associates, LLC650 Ridge Road, Suite 400 • Pittsburgh, PA 15205
(412)788-7560 • www.sobrienlaw.comGeneral Practice and Civil Litigation;
Estates, Trusts & Wills; Personal & Work InjuriesOur Philosophy is grounded in the belief that good lawyers listen first
Dr. John K. GregoryOptometrist
412-489-6726
The BOURSE at Virginia Manor2275 Swallow Hill Rd | Bldg 700 | Scott Twp.
www.bourseoptical.com
Espresso - Daily Lunch Specials Premium Coffee and Teas
LaBella Bean can be rented for Showers, Parties and Meetings
Call 412-257-2202 for details
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Dr. Beth Troywww.drtroysmiles.com
BETHEL PARK 412-831-2188UPPER ST. CLAIR 412-221-0392
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McMurray Garage DoorsGarage Door & Opener Installation & Service
412-848-8455Free Estimates • Senior Discounts • Fully Insured
Catholic Owned & Operated • PA# 075490~ Servicing the South Hills and Surrounding Areas ~
Michael Kirby, Owner & Parishioner724-749-4523 • [email protected]
Fred Demsherowner
[email protected] DRIVE -
THRU SERVICE5237 Thoms Run Road
Presto PA 15142
ZEMENCIK FAMILY DENTAL JAMES F. ZEMENCIK, D.M.D. (412) 221-7616 MICHELLE HAJA ZEMENCIK, D.M.D. (412) 221-7662 528 Washington Ave., Bridgeville PA 15017 New Patients Welcome Evening Appointments Available Let Our Family Provide Your Family’s Dental Care
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SMITH BUTZAttorneys At Law
724-745-5121
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