MASS SCHEDULE

A = St. Adalbert

M = St. Mary of the Mount

MONDAY,

WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY

10:00 AM (A)

TUESDAY & THURSDAY

10:00 AM (M)

SATURDAY

4:00 PM (A) | 5:30 PM (M)

(Anticipated)

SUNDAY

8:00 AM (M)

9:00 AM (A)

11:30 AM (M)

(11:30 AM is a signed mass)

HOLY DAY

As announced inside bulletin.

CONFESSIONS

WEDNESDAYS

6:00 - 6:45 PM (M)

SATURDAYS

3:00 - 3:45 PM (A)

(and by appointment)

CLERGY

PASTOR/ADMINISTRATOR

Rev. Michael J. Stumpf

SR. PAROCHIAL VICAR

Rev. Daniel T. Straughn, STL

IN RESIDENCE

Rev Bernard M. Harcarik

Rev. Peter Mawanda

PERMANENT DEACONS

Rev. Mr. Robert McMullen

Rev. Mr. Frank Szemanski

DIOCESAN ABUSE HOTLINE

1-888-808-1235

VICTIM ASSISTANCE

COORDINATOR

412-456-3093

PA CHILDLINE

1-800-932-0313

MARY, QUEEN OF PEACE PARISH

ST. ADALBERT CHURCH—160 S. 15TH ST. PITTSBURGH, PA 15203

ST. MARY OF THE MOUNT CHURCH—403 GRANDVIEW AVE., PITTSBURGH, PA 15211

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: 81 S. 13TH ST., PITTSBURGH, PA 15203

Phone: 412-381-0212 or 412-481-8380 | Fax: 412-431-0209

Email: parish@maryqueenofpeacepgh.org Website: www.maryqueenofpeacepgh.org

OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Friday, 10:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 2021

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Opening and Closing Hymn: Rain Down

Refrain: Rain down, rain down,

rain down your love on your people.

Rain down, rain down,

rain down your love, God of life.

1. Faithful and true is the word of our God.

All of God’s works are so worthy of trust.

God’s mercy falls on the just and the right;

full of God’s love is the earth. (Refrain)

2. We who revere and find hope in our God

live in the kindness and joy of God’s wing.

God will protect us

rom darkness and death;

God will not leave us to starve. (Refrain)

3. God of creation, we long for your truth;

you are the water of life that we thirst.

Grant that your love and your peace

touch our hearts,

all of our hope lies in you. (Refrain)

Text: Based on Psalm 33: Jaime Cortez, b. 1963 Tune: Jaime

Cortez, b. 1963; acc. by Craig S, Kingsbury, b. 1952 © 1991, Jaime

Cortez. Published by OCP.

Psalm Refrain:

The Lord gave them bread from heaven.

Preparation of Gifts: I Am the Bread of Life

1. I am the Bread of life.

You who come to me shall not hunger;

and who believe in me shall not thirst.

No one can come to me

unless the Father beckons. (Refrain)

Refrain: And I will raise you up,

and I will raise you up,

and I will raise you up

on the last day.

2. The bread that I will give

is my flesh for the life of the world,

and if you eat of this bread,

you shall live for ever,

you shall live for ever. (Refrain)

3. Unless you eat

of the flesh of the Son of Man

and drink of his blood,

and drink of his blood,

you shall not have life within you. (Refrain)

18TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME—AUGUST 1, 2021

4. I am the Resurrection,

I am the life.

If you believe in me,

even though you die,

you shall live for ever. (Refrain)

5. Yes, Lord, we believe

that you are the Christ,

the Son of God,

Who has come

into the world. (Refrain)

Text: John 6 and 11; Suzanne Toolan, RSM, b.1927; tr. by anon., rev.

By Ronald F. Krisman, b.1946, © 1966, 1970, 1986, 1993, 2005, GIA

Publications, Inc.

Communion Hymn: Gift of Finest Wheat

Refrain: You satisfy the hungry heart

With gift of finest wheat;

Come give to us, O saving Lord,

The bread of life to eat.

1. As when the shepherd calls his sheep,

They know and heed his voice;

So when you call your fam'ly, Lord,

We follow and rejoice. (Refrain)

2. With joyful lips we sing to you

Our praise and gratitude,

That you should count us worthy, Lord,

To share this heav'nly food. (Refrain)

3. Is not the cup we bless and share

The blood of Christ outpoured?

Do not one cup, one loaf, declare

Our oneness in the Lord? (Refrain)

4. The myst'ry of your presence, Lord,

No mortal tongue can tell:

Whom all the world cannot contain

Comes in our hearts to dwell. (Refrain)

5. You give yourself to us, O Lord;

Then selfless let us be,

To serve each other in your name

In truth and charity. (Refrain)

Text: Omer Westendorf, 1916-1998, © 1977, Archdiocese of

Philadelphia. Published by International Liturgy Publications

All music re-printed with permission via ONE LICENSE,

License # A-723939. All rights reserved.

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Saturday, July 31, Saint Ignatius of Loyola

(A) 4:00 PM For the Parishioners

(M) 5:30 PM Paul Cartwright (Terri & Henry Hegerle)

Sunday, Aug 1, 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

(M) 8:00 AM Rich Masucci Sr. (Kathy Wertz &

Family)

(A) 9:00 AM LaVerne Winkowski (Collegues at

Integracare Corp.)

*(M) 11:30 AM Elizabeth F. Giza (Son, Terrence)

Monday, Aug 2, Saint Eusebius of Vercelli &

Saint Peter Julian Eymard

(A) 10:00 AM St. Joseph Class of 1969

Tuesday, Aug 3,

(M) 10:00 AM John Peters (Wife, Barbara)

Wednesday, Aug 4, Saint John Vianney

(A) 10:00 AM Alice Cunningham (Susan

Cunningham—Sr. M. Reparata)

Thursday, Aug 5, The Dedication of the Basilica of

Saint Mary Major

(M) 10:00 AM Health & God’s Blessings on

Vaughn Behun (Calo Family)

Friday, Aug 6, The Transfiguration of the Lord

(A) 10:00 AM Irene Hovanec (Sister)

Saturday, Aug 7, Saint Sixtus II and Companions &

Saint Cajetan

(A) 4:00 PM Rebecca Waskowiak (Dennis

Stasukevich)

(M) 5:30 PM Gary J. Giza (Terrance Giza)

Sunday, Aug 8, 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

(M) 8:00 AM Jimmy Ackerman (Friends from the

8:00 a.m. Mass)

(A) 9:00 AM Andrew Kitterman (Parents)

*(M) 11:30 AM Rich Masucci Sr. (Jack & Madlene

Augello)

*Interpreted

The 4:00 p.m. and 11:30 a.m. Masses are

livestreamed. The Masses are available via our You

Tube channel www.youtube.com/

(A) = St. Adalbert Church—160 S. 15th St., 15203

(M) = St. Mary of the Mount Church—403 Grandview Ave., 15211

MASS INTENTIONS

JULY 31—AUGUST 8, 2021

OBLIGATION TO ATTEND MASS

REINSTATED

Bishop David A. Zubik is overjoyed to join all

Catholic bishops of Pennsylvania in reinstating

the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and

Holy Days, starting Sunday, August 15, 2021. You

may go to our website to read Bishop Zubik’s

full statement.

HOSPITALITY MINISTRY

Hospitality Ministry invites all

individuals, couples and families to

share the service of greeting at the

church doors, seating those who

need assistance, and collecting donations

during the offertory. If you have helped in the

past, are coming to a particular Mass, or would

like to participate in the community, please

contact Donna Zelt at 412-381-0212 X112, or

dzelt@maryqueenofpeacepgh.org. We are in

need of two additional people at all Masses!

Many the gift, many the people,

many the hearts that yearn to belong.

Let us be servants to one another

making your kingdom come.

Song lyrics by Bernadette Farrel

HOMEBOUND VISITS

We are reaching out to homebound members

who would like to receive the Eucharist and pray

with a fellow parishioner. Please contact the

parish office at 412-481-8380 or 412-381-0212.

Leave your name, address, and phone for them

to contact the EM leader.

YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY

Hey Young Adults! As we

prepare for another year of

Young Adult Ministry, we want to

know what kind of events you

want to see. Social Justice?

Scripture study? Fellowship?

Communal Prayer? Book studies?

We want to hear what suggestions and ideas

you have for the upcoming year. Send us an

email at YAMinpopsmm@gmail.com, or send us

a message on Facebook at Mary, Queen of

Peace Young Adult Ministry

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ASK PROSPER

What is a relic? I saw some of them on the altar at St. Adalbert Church.

Prosper: Relics are the people who have been coming to mass for so long that they

actually know when It’s time to sit, kneel and stand. Just kidding! Seriously, this is a

great question so I decided to ask Fred. He is a sacristan and lector, and was nice

enough to show the relics to me. Relics are anything from or associated with a Saint. Just like our

parents keep our baby shoes, or you may have your grandma’s hanky, these things help us to remember

those who came before us. Relics remind us of the holiness of the saint. In Christianity we feel that

veneration or respect for these objects bring us into closer communion with the saint. These treasures

bring to mind how these people who proceeded us gave so selflessly and generously. Relics inspire us to

ask for the prayers of that saint and with God’s help to live the same kind of God filled life. There are a lot

of relics at St. Adalbert Church including St. Roch and St. Francis. They have been collected from all seven

previous South Side parishes. If you are aware of the relics at St. Mary of the Mount, let me know. I will be

happy to let the rest of our family know. Don’t worry, I’m a smart dog, I will remember,

What ever happened to Purgatory? It seems like we never hear about it anymore.

PROSPER: I asked Fr. Daniel and he said “I pray to ‘go to’ purgatory. For if we experience purgatory, we

are assured of Heaven. Amen!” In our culture it seems like very often we would rather take the easy way

out and go straight to heaven. Even in the funeral liturgies we are reminded that those who have died

may still require purification of their sins and the consequence of sin, and we ought to pray and help our

loved ones through prayer and works of penance on their behalf. Purgatory can be explained as a

supreme example of God’s infinite mercy and forgiveness. It is a gift from God removing all sin and

blemish. This is the justice aspect of God’s infinite love. We here on earth need to “embrace” all those

souls in Purgatory and pray for their purification and bring them into complete unification with God. The

Catechism of the Catholic Church states it this way. “All who die in God’s grace and friendship, but still

imperfectly purified, are still indeed assured of their eternal salvation. After death they undergo

purification (purgatory) so to achieve the holiness necessary to enter the joy of heaven”. If you want more

information visit the website of Susan Tassone. She is a warrior for all the souls in Purgatory. What a

wonderful, faith filled ministry, and a great way for us to pray for those we have lost. Amen.

SELAH: PAUSE AND REFLECT

In the book of Psalms, the word “selah” is often

used in line breaks. More than a line break,

“selah” connotes an invitation to stop, listen to

God and reflect. It’s an opportunity to look

contemplatively at what is before us

When it comes to God we can’t run out

of second chances...only time.

-Robin Jones Gunn

PRAYER FOR UNITY�

We raise our voices to �

Mary, Queen of Peace, our mother,�

and to her most glorious Son,�

Our Lord Jesus Christ The Prince of Peace.�

Grant us greater commitment and sincerity�

as we continue on this journey of UNITY.�

Please grant our parish family�

a resurgence of FAITH,�

a spirit of LOVE�

and a hope for PEACE.�

May we be blessed with a vibrant,�

inclusive community,�

united in the Spirit and living our covenant.�

AMEN�

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MARY, QUEEN OF PEACE STEWARDSHIP

JULY 24 & 25, 2021

# of envelope sets mailed in July: 1815

Offertory 168 $5,248.00

Debt Reduction 19 704.00

Parish Share 21 361.00

Religious Education 4 50.00

Utilities 2 30.00

Cemetery 1 20.00

Overseas Appeal 1 5.00

TOTAL $6,418.00

CLEANING MINISTRY

WE SERVE: Many Hands cleaning

Ministry. Parishioners of all ages are

invited to participate in respectful

and reverent reflection while

cleaning St. Mary of the Mount

Church on Wednesdays, August 4,

and 18, at 5:45 p.m. No experience

necessary. Contact Donna Zelt if

you have cleaning supply donations, or have

questions. dzelt@maryqueenofpeacepgh.org.

Many hands make the work light.

THE MIKE AWARDS

Make plans to attend the can’t miss social event

of the year for a Mountie: The Mike Awards,

Sunday, August 8

th

at the LeMont. Honoring

Mickey Reilly – Boxing Champion, and the

Diocesan Champions – the 1967 Baseball

Champions, the 1971 Grade School Basketball

team, and the 2021 Alumnus of the Year – Rege

Farrell – Class of 1968. To reserve a table for your

class or friends, or for more info contact:

Ken Gianella at flymanfish1@verizon.net

BISHOP ZUBIK CALLS

A NEW CLASS OF DEACONS

Could God be calling you to the diaconate?

Join us for an informal, no-pressure opportunity

to learn about the diaconate and the formation

experience. We encourage anyone who’s

thinking about applying to come. Bring your

questions and also, if married, your wife.

Informal “Come and See Sessions” will be held

at the Diocesan Pastoral Center, 2900

Noblestown Rd., Pgh., PA 15205:

Tuesday, August 3, - 6:30 p.m.—9:00 p.m.

Feel free to reach out to the Diaconate Office

with questions at deacons@diopitt.org, or 412-

456-3124. Also, feel free to talk with Deacon

Frank or Deacon Bob regarding the deaconate

and the ministry it serves.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 18

Monday: Nm 11:4b– 15/Ps 81:12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [2a]/Mt

14:13-21

Tuesday: Nm 12:1-13/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 6cd-7, 12-13 [cf.

3a]/Mt 14:22-36 or Mt 15:1-2, 10-14

Wednesday: Nm 13:1-2, 25-14:1, 26-29a, 34-35/Ps 106:6-

7ab, 13-14, 21-22, 23 [4a]/Mt 15:21-28

Thursday: Nm 20:1-13/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 8-9 [8]/Mt 16:13-23

Friday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9 [1a and 9a]/2 Pt

1:16-19/Mk 9:2-10

Saturday: Dn 6:4-13/Ps 18: 28, 3-4, 47 and 51/Mk 17:14-

20

Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9a]/Eph

4:30-5:2/Jn 6:41-51

The Sanctuary Lamp Candle at

Saint Adalbert Church

burns this week for

Irene Niziol

From Family & Friends

The Sanctuary Lamp Candle at

Saint Mary of the Mount Church

burns this week

For All Parishioners

PLEASE PRAY FOR

Please remember our parishioners and

friends who are in need of our prayers:

Jimmy Ackerman, Frank Amaditz Jr., Baby

Lucy, Arthur Baker, Becky Barton, Elsie Bauer,

Amy Begley, Barb & Jim Begley, Rose Bell,

David Boerner, Barb Bombassaro, Carol &

Jack Bombich, Judy Bordone, Mickey

Borowski, Peg Cartwright, Rita Ciesielski,

Jason Conroy, Bob Coyne, Anne DeSimone,

Todd DiOrio, Kelly Droz and families, Jean

Dyczewski, Megan, and son, Cole Edward,

Christine Pratt-Escribano, Billy Fetter, Sr.

Rosemary Fleming, Marian Froehlich, Donna

Gilvarry, Victoria Girasole, Claude Grace, Sr.

Grace Gratsch, Bridget Hahn, Mark Hahn,

Mary Harmon, Mark Hoffmann, Shawna

Humbert, Karen Jakovac, Nancy Jesionowski,

Amanda Johnson, Susan Ostermeyer

Johnson, Ken Jugan, Zachary K., Mary Ann

Kasofsky, Amber Kelly, Chelsi Kennedy,

Donald Kinast, Lois Kiselica, Carolene Kowal,

Jake Kramer, The Kubiak Family, Diane Kuhn,

Jack Lacey, Elaine Lackner, Frank Lackner,

Keith Lavelle, Joanne Luzar, Jeanne Lyons,

Jim Macurak, Tom Macurak, Tony Macurak,

Linda Maloney, Norma Marfisi, William

McAuley, Gregg McClain, Jean McKenna,

Brady McLaughlin, Sean McShane and

family, Joseph Mester, Sr. Janet Milan, Margie

Miller, Mary Jean Miller, Patricia Nusser, Chris

Pacellio, Frank Pajak, Sandy Pajak, Norma

Patton, Christine Petig, Rich Prazer, Ed Quinn,

Deanna Raimondi, Chris Rigney, Tony Roche,

Debbie Rogers, Madison Rogers, Winnie

Rossmont, Jim Ruposky, Michael Schlenker,

John Schmitt, Karen Schirra, Florence

Shustock, Elaine and George Slipko, Steven

Slipko, Dee Smith, Irene Smith, Max Soliday,

Margaret Sporter, Henry Sprock, Dennis

Stasukevich, Kathie Toth, Edie Twigger,

Antoinette Vogel, Bernice Weber, Kathleen

Wertz, Casey White, Madison Mae Welsh,

Margaret Wood, Brody Yandura, Bob Zilch.

"Please call or email Andrea Evans 412-415-

0551, andreaevans210@gmail.com, if you

have a loved one in a Nursing Home, want a

name put on the Prayer Request list, or if

you know of someone who is homebound.

The Ladies of Charity will call and send

cards to them.

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There are several ways to join. You can join online at

www.maryqueenofpeacepgh.org. Go to the “About” tab

and click on “Joining the Parish.” You will be brought to a

link that will open a registration page. Complete the

information and submit. You will then be contacted by the

parish. For families joining, you will need to complete a

registration for each member. There is also a registration

form that can be printed, completed and mailed, emailed

or faxed to the parish that you wish to join. You may also

call the parish office directly at 412-481-8380, or 412-381-

0212 to join, or fill out a card located in the church and

either drop it into the collection basket or into the mail,

and a member of the parish staff will be in touch.

BAPTISMS

1st Sunday of each month, 11:00 a.m.

at St. Adalbert Church

and

2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday of each month, 1:00 p.m.

at St. Mary of the Mount Church

Pre-sacramental preparation is required. Baptism

Seminars will be held on the first Tuesday of each

month, 7:00 p.m. contact the office at 412-381-0212 or

parish@maryqueenofpeacepgh.org.

MARRIAGES

Wedding arrangements must be made with parish

clergy at least six months in advance of the proposed

wedding date. Please call the office PRIOR to making

any other arrangements.

A pre-marriage course is also required.

For all marriage inquiries call the Wedding Facilitator

at 412-381-0212 x108.

REQUEST FOR SPONSOR FORMS

Sponsor certificates are available to

registered, *active parishioners who are baptized,

confirmed, practicing their faith

and are at least 16 years old.

*Being active first and foremost means attending Mass

on a regular basis. If not, then the only way to

determine this status is by giving either via an

envelope, or on-line giving.

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