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SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

COMBINED MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday

Vigil: 4:00pm STM

5:00pm SJC

Sunday: 8:00am STM

9:00am SJC

9:30am STM

11:00am SJC

11:30am STM

Daily Mass: 8:30am at SJC and 11:30am at STM

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 par ish

priest at least six months in advance. Masses are typically sched-

uled on Saturdays at 1:30pm at STM and ____ 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 4:30pm at SJC. For pri-

vate 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

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ST. THOMAS MORE LOCATION

126 FORT COUCH ROAD

PITTSBURGH, PA 15241

WEBSITE: WWW.STMPGH.ORG

PARISH OFFICE: 412-833-0031

SCHOOL OFFICE: 412-833-1412

Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations

-Matthew 28:19

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ST. JOHN CAPISTRAN LOCATION

1610 MCMILLAN ROAD

PITTSBURGH, PA 15241

WEBSITE: WWW.SJCUSC.ORG

PARISH OFFICE: 412-221-6275

SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME


FROM THE PASTOR

MASS INTENTIONS

I ask that supplications, prayers, petitions, and

thanksgivings be offered for everyone…

In this pastoral letter to Timothy, Paul reminds us that

sometimes the smallest gifts make the biggest

difference. We live in a word that is struggling, a

world often overshadowed by darkness and tragedy.

Still, this world is also full of goodness because of

faithful believers and disciples who continue to do the

work of Jesus each day. While some will do great

things, most of us offer our own little contributions,

those daily acts of love that make our world a better

place. We do not have to do it all, but we all must do

our part in building the kingdom.

Think about the times you sat patiently with a friend or

a stranger and just listened as they poured out their

hearts. Think about those times you offer a prayer for

someone. Think about those times you sent a card to or

visited someone who was ill. Think about the special

times you spent with your family These may not be

earth shattering events of the scale of things, but they

are small acts of love that make a big difference. These

are little acts of love that offer hope and light in the

midst of the darkness.

The Gospel today once again reminds us that we have

been entrusted with much and that God will continue to

ask more of us. Maybe our daily spiritual prescription

might be to perform small acts of love each day. A

solid house is built one brick at a time. Acts of love are

the building material of the Kingdom of God which we,

with Jesus, build every day. May we continue to build

something beautiful for the Lord and each other.

Our Parish Library is a wonderful place to enrich your Spir-

itual life and get to know God better. Stop by soon for

some quiet time of reflection with spiritual selections that

help draw us closer to the Lord.

Book of the week:

Fighter with a Heart

Pittsburgh Labor Priest

Normal Library Hours are: Monday and Wednesday after

11:30 Mass and Sundays after 8am, 9:30am, and 11:30am

Masses.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND

8:00…. ................... Margaret O’Connell (Marianne O’Connor)

9:30 ........................................................... Mass for the Parish

11:30 ........................................ Glenn Smith (Bill & Al Kozak)

5:00 ....................................... Todd Izzo (The Cramer Family)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD—St. Pius of Pietrelcina,

Priest

11:30 ............................................................ Frank Mata (Family)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH

11:30 ........................ Howard Garland (Adoration Committee)

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH

11:30 ........................................................ Anna Ritter (Family)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH—Saints Cosmas & Dami-

an, Martyrs

11:30.………. ........................................... Vito Parisi (Family)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH—St. Vincent de Paul, Priest

11:30 .................................................. Louis Feldmeier (Wife)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER—28TH—St. Wenceslaus, Martyr;

St. Lawrence Ruiz & Companions

11:30 ................................................. Catherine Barry (Family)

4:00 ............................... …S&TW Susie Levitt (Batz Family)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH—26TH Sunday in Ordinary

Time

8:00…. . Salvatore Gaetano DiBacco (Godmother/Aunt Gracey

DeJulius)

9:30 .................. Rosemary & Richard Leary (Burford Family)

11:30 .............................. Elaine Rusnic (Monica & Don Lovre)

The Sanctuary candle is lit this week in

Memory of: Nicholas Minnici

SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

Sunday

6:30 pm ....... Men’s Emmaus Meeting (Rooney Room)

Monday

7:00 pm ............... Cursillo Movement (Rooney Room)

Tuesday

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)

7:00 0m ............................. Centering Prayer (Narthex)

Wednesday

9:00 am ................... Two’s Together (Chelsea/Utopia)

6:00 pm ..Women’s Emmaus Ministry (Rooney Room)

Thursday

8:00 am ................. Liturgy of the Hours (SJC/Church)

6:00 pm ..... Handbell Choir Rehearsal (Rooney Room)

7:00 pm ............................. Traditional Choir (Chelsea)

Saturday

9:00 am .................................. Reconciliation (Church)

10:00 am ................................................ Legion of Mary

THIS WEEK AT STM

Our Sympathy to the Family and Friends of:

Ashley N. Comer

Robert J. Gielarowski, Sr.

Please pray for our deceased and their loved ones.

To our parishioners and visitors, our friends, neighbors, Catholics

and non-Catholics. We’re so glad you’re here! If you have any

questions about the Mass, church membership, or want to speak

with a priest, please call the parish office at: 412-833-0031 or email

us at: [email protected].

Registration information can be found on our website at:

www.stmpgh.org or just stop into the parish office. We invite you to

form an ongoing relationship with St. Thomas More parish through

your active participation in our 50+ ministries! Call today!

WELCOME

Celebrating your 50th Anniversary?

The Golden Anniverary Mass

will be held at St. Pauls on

November 17th at 2:30pm.

Please call the parish office to RSVP.

Volunteers are needed to help with the

Annual Arts/Craft Show on Saturday,

October 5th. This is a large fundraiser

for our parish, and we need people to serve as greeters,

to help prepare lunches, help with the deliveries of

lunches to the crafters, help with the chinese auction,

and serve as cashiers. If you can help, please contact

Karen Sturgeon at 412-254-3595 or

[email protected]. Volunteer clearances are re-

quired. Thank you!

Happy Birthday

Father Peter

September 25th

God Bless You!


Who broke the chapel doorknob?

Well, it is an interesting story. One night recently, when the

1AM adorers went to open the door to the chapel, the door-

knob fell off into the hand of one of them. Then they discov-

ered that the inside doorknob came right off as well. The door-

knobs had become useless in the middle of the night. They

looked at them to see if they could be repaired, only to find

that the metal rod that connected the two doorknobs had bro-

ken in two. The only force on that metal rod was the frequent

use of the doorknobs over these last almost 5 years the chapel

has been open.

The midnight adorer said, “Look! Our prayers have broken

through steel! Think of it – the power of prayer!“ The

touchscreen states how many people have signed in since the

chapel opened. Right now we are at over 57,000. If you esti-

mate that visitors probably are at least triple the number of

people that sign in, that would be about 150,000 people enter-

ing the chapel these last 5 years. Since all these people also

touch the doorknob on their way out, it is reasonable to esti-

mate at least 300,000 turns of that same doorknob.

Answer: We all did!

So, what happened next? One of the 1AM adorers went home

to get something to try and fix the doorknob. Still during his

holy hour, he brought back a small used doorknob and in-

stalled it so that the adorers could continue to open and close

the door. He said, “This belonged to a little Jewish lady. I will

have to tell her about it sometime.” Then he finished his hour

in silent adoration. It was the first few hours of the feast day of

the Holy Name of Mary, another “little Jewish Lady” who al-

ways leads us to Her Son.

Thanks to everyone whose prayers wore through a metal bar.

Please keep them up! Thanks to the adorer/ handyman who

was called to replace the chapel doorknob in the middle of the

night! Thanks to the midnight adorer who could see the con-

nection between a broken doorknob and the power of prayer.

And thanks to the little Jewish Lady who supplied the

doorknob on the feast day of the Holy Name of Mary!

Lamb of God Chapel at St. Thomas More

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration 24/6

Available Sunday 1pm to

Saturday before 4pm Mass

Vianney Cenacle—12pm Saturdays:

Holy Hour for the Sanctification of Priests

Rosary at 12pm weekdays & during Cenacle

Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3pm, Mon-Sat

Children’s Hour - Tues. at 10am:

Nursery and Chapel

Nocturnal Adoration-10pm to 6am

(scheduled adorers)

“You cannot serve both God and Mammon.”

(Lk 16:13; today’s Gospel)

“Every practice that reduces persons to nothing more than a

means of profit enslaves man, leads to idolizing money, and

contributes to the spread of atheism. “You cannot serve God

and mammon.”” (Catechism; 1997; #2424)

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DISCOVERING

CHRIST

FRIDAYS AT 6:30 PM

FROM SEPT 27 TO NOV 15

Join us at St. Louise de

Marillac & St. Joan of Arc for Discovering Christ. It is a 7-

week series. Enjoy a free dinner, dynamic teaching and small

group discussion about the Meaning of Life in Jesus

Christ. Explore answers to some of life’s most important

questions about God and finding ultimate purpose in life. Free

Child Care available. Dinner and Program offered at no

cost. Register via email to: [email protected]

Opening session held at St. Joan of Arc, and subsequent ses-

sions alternating between St. Joan and St. Louise.

Study the Sunday

Readings this Fall!

You are invited to join your fellow parishioners in a re-

laxed, interactive atmosphere as we “break open” the Sun-

day Lectionary: Tuesday Mornings, Sept.17 through

Dec.10 from 9:45 am to 11:00 am in the Reardon Room at

St. John Capistran.We will be using “At Home with the

Word”

as our guide, available through Liturgy Training Publica-

tions:

https://ltp.org/products/details/AHW19/at-home-with-the

-word-2019

The 2019 edition is currently $5.00.

To register or for more info, please contact: Geoffrey

Schnieder at: [email protected].

SEPTEMBER 22, 2019


Ministry Spotlight

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd: This program is for chil-

dren ages 3 to 5 and is not primarily academic in character.

Rather, it seeks to be an experiment of life and education in

faith. Children meet in the Good Shepherd room on Sundays,

Tuesdays, and Thursdays for an hour and a half. Please con-

tact the Parish Office if you or your little one would like to

get involved.

Women’s Emmaus Weekend

October 11-13

The Women's Emmaus Weekend is a great

opportunity for busy women to get "away

from it all" and focus on their faith and

spiritual growth. Held October 11-13, 2019

in the beautiful, historic St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Re-

treat Center. Space is limited. Financial assistance available.

Invite a friend and download the registration form

at www.stmpgh.org/emmaus-women or send an email to

[email protected] and ask for a brochure.

October is Respect Life Month!

Activities include:

October 5th & 6th—Sat & Sun.

Respect Life Sunday

Birthright Lapel Roses distributed by school and RE

children at all Masses. Benefit Birthright Crisis Preg-

nancy.

October 6th—Sunday

11:30 Mass—Special Needs Mass—Celebrate the beauty

of Life with participation as servers, greeters, ushers,

lectors, etc.

October. 9th—Wednesday

STM 8th grade students and Deacon Bill place white

crosses and banner in front of the church. (Be sure to

notice the new banner, provided for us by Julie Kulbago

Photography—Thanks Julie!)

October 20th—PCUS Students for Life Banquet

Held at the Doubletree Pittsburgh in Greentree

Tables reserved for STM / RE Students

October 25th

Prayer at Planned Parenthood

STM-SJC times are 9am to 12 Noon.

Pick and hour to pray.

For more information on any of these events, please call

Carolyn Sopher-Martin at 412-257-0780 or 412-860-

9980.

CYM—Basketball

STM CYM Basketball - STM is looking to form a high

school boys basketball team this year. Interested coaches

and players text 724.590.1481. Players must be in grades

9-12 and not playing high school basketball. Diocesan

clearances are required for any volunteer 18 years or old-

er who want to help coach.

Save the Date—Catholic Women’s Fellowship

3rd Annual Conference—”Unshakeable”

Being held Saturday, November 9th

North Catholic High School

Visit: cwfpitt.org

“RESTORE”

You are invited to Human Coalition – Pittsburgh’s Celebra-

tion Reception! - Thursday, Sept. 26, from 6pm-8pm at Bella

Sera. Join us as we share about the powerful impact that your

partnership with Human Coalition has made in the Pittsburgh

area. This fundraising event makes it possible for Human Co-

alition to continue providing free programs and services to

those facing difficult decisions in our area. R.S.V.P.(s) are

required. Register online at www.humancoalition.org/

RestorePittsburgh or call 412-833-7445 for more information.

YOU will not want to miss this event!

SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

Religious

Education Classes for Children

Touched by

Autism, IDD and other

Developmental Disorders

begin at St. Thomas More

On October 6, 2019

National Slovak Society

SEPTEMBERFEST

Saturday, September 28

11:00am to 4:00 pm

Valley Brook Road,

McMurray

Folk Dancing, Music, Folk

Arts and Crafts, Ethnic

Foods and Pastries, Cook-

ing Demonstrations, Slo-

vak Import. Autumn fun

for everyone.

THANK YOU

YOUNG

LADY!

Several weeks

ago, a young girl gave Fa-

ther Chepponis a big bag

of coins and said it was for

the Poor Box. We don’t

know your name and that’s

ok, because, more im-

portantly, God knows your

Heart!! We want to thank

you for your generous gift

and hope you will see this

in the bulletin!! Please

know your gift along with

those of our generous pa-

rishioners will help us con-

tinue our mission to help

our neighbors in need.

Again, thank you and may

God bless you!

Families of children and teens with autism, IDD including

those with Downs Syndrome and those with any other De-

velopment Disabilities who would like to participate or who

would like further information are asked to contact Deacon

Larry directly through the St. Thomas More Parish Office

or at [email protected].


Youth Ministry News

Follow us on Instagram @stmyouthmin

Be sure to stay in the know about all YM events by emailing Karen McElhaney, Youth Minis-

ter, 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/

Introducing this year's Youth Ministry Theme...

Be an Amazing Catholic Teen and be a part of something Bigger than

you!

If you know your Bible, then you know that Acts has 28 chapters. YOU are

the next chapter!

Sunday, October 13 3:00-6:00PM

Back for its third year, Faith Afloat is a cruise for high

schoolers along the Three Rivers where they can celebrate

their Catholic faith while taking in gorgeous views of the

Pittsburgh Skyline aboard the Gateway Clipper Em-

press! Don’t miss dinner (mac and cheese and chicken nug-

gets, anyone?), a dance party (of the most epic kind), games

and prizes, and a chance to deepen your faith (which is even

better than fried food and fantastic moves)!

We will meet at the "T" at South Hills Village at 2:00 and

return around 6:30pm. ●Tickets are $21. Email Karen

to reserve your spot by Sept. 30th

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●High School Happenings●�

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October 1st~ Guys Group 7�8:30 �

October 10� Girls Group 7�8:30pm�

October 13� Faith Afloat 3:00�6:00pm�

October 15� Guys Group 7�8:30pm�

October 19� TEENTIME 5�6:30pm�

October 20� PCUC Banquet, Speaker Kristen Hawkins �

(meet at church at 12:30pm)�

October 22� Appalachia mee2ng 7:00pm�

October 24� Girls Group 7�8:30pm�

October 29� Guys Group 7�8:30pm�

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●Middle School Meetups●�

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Saturday, October 12 5�6:30pm�

Meet up a�er the 4:00pm mass for Pizza, games,

and good conversa$on in the Youth Room�

Future dates:�

Friday, November 22 7:30�9:30pm�

Friday, December 20 7:30�9:30pm

SEPTEMBER 22, 2019

Religious Education News

The RE (Religious Education) program at St. Thomas More, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, offers many oppor�

tunities for children from an early age. We provide programs to promote our faith through:

• Formal Classroom Instruction&Wed. evening and Sun. morning for public school students grades 1�8

• Moral Formation | Prayerful Atmosphere

• Service Projects

• Liturgical and Retreat Experiences

• Parent Faith Gatherings

• Sacramental Preparations for 1st Reconciliation, 1st Holy Communion and Confirmation

• Service�Volunteering at our Annual Lenten Dinners and Annual Church Festival & MoreFest.

For More Information Contact:

412-835-6996

Thank you for our amazing Catechists and volunteers!

Dawn Mostowy Pat Pholar Karen McElhaney

Mira Fontana Christina Clodfelter Jackie Valley

Kate Clark Kylie Jones Kristen Ursenbach

Christine Conte Cindy DeLo Sue Vodzak

Beth Kovalcik Patrick Putorti Joe Murray

Meghan Murphy Jonathan Pauley Cathy White

Margaret Mologne Mandy Slowey Deb Wozniak

John Mologne Donna Kane Gary Lininger

Dana Mellinger Connie Cortese Mark Gesk

Heather Derda Kristin Cortese Marlene Kish

Eleanor Alford Joey Sarraino Germaine Headrick

Dawn Foltz


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/Deb Dell

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

PARISH STAFF

LOCAL SUPPORT RESOURCES

Fr. Peter Horton/Pastor ................................... [email protected]

Fr. Jim Chepponis/Sr. Parochial Vicar ..... [email protected]

Fr. Jim Bedillion/Chaplain ........................ [email protected]

Rev. Dr. William G. Batz/Deacon .................... [email protected]

Rev. Dr. Lawrence R. Sutton/Deacon ............. [email protected]

Daniel Kovacic/Minister of Music ............... [email protected]

Nick Capone/Asst. Music Minister .............. [email protected]

Lynne Lynch/Principal ..................................... [email protected]

Denise DeCapria/DRE ................................... [email protected]

Jennifer O’Rourke/R.E. Program Manager .. [email protected]

Karen McElhaney/Youth Minister [email protected]

Bruce Hayes/Business Manager ...................... [email protected]

Rita Caldwell/Accountant ........................... [email protected]

Deb Dell/Parish Life Coordinator ..................... [email protected]

Mary Beth Pierson/Events .............................. [email protected]

Chris Caldwell/Maintenance ...................... [email protected]

Susie Levitt/Office Mgr/Safe Enviro.Coord. ... [email protected]

Colleen Pauley/Receptionist ......................... [email protected]

Carol Janus/Sat. Receptionist .......................... [email protected]

Nancy Hanna/PT Receptionist ....................... [email protected]

FINANCIAL REPORTING: 9/8/2019

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.

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

Healthcare for the uninsured ....................................412-456-6911

Marriage, Family and Life ......................................... 412456-3157

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 ......................412-381-7676

Safety Net & Stability Services ................................412-456-6999

Self Sufficiency Programs/SHIM .................... 412-854-9120 x107

St. Vincent de Paul Society @ STM .........................412-283-0245

St. Winifred (Mt. Lebo) Food Pantry ........................412-343-1915

Substance Addiction Ministry/Mike H. [email protected]

If you suspect child abuse, please contact:

Diocesan Victim Assistance.................................. 1-888-808-1235

Gift Cards are available in the Parish Office, Monday through

Friday from 9am-4pm and Saturday from 11am-4pm. 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 Submissions should be sent electronically to:

[email protected]

Weekly Offertory

Average:

$13,870

Weekly Offertory

Actual:

$16,107

Offertory Budget:

Year-to-Date

$187,190

Offertory Actual:

Year-to-Date

$188,350

Parish Share Goal:

Year-to-Date

$218,610

Parish Share Actual:

Year-to-Date

$193,995

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