prayer to saint andrew the apostle

SAINT ANDREW

THE APOSTLE

PARISH

Prayer to Saint Andrew

the Apostle

O Glorious Saint Andrew, you were

the first to recognize and follow the

Lamb of God. With your friend Saint

John, you remained with Jesus for

that day, for your entire life, and now

throughout eternity. As you led your

brother Saint Peter to Christ and

many others after Him, draw us also

to Him. Teach us to lead others to

Christ solely out of love for Him and

dedication in His service. Help us to

learn the lesson of the cross and to

carry our daily crosses without

complaint so that they may carry us to

Jesus.

Amen.

MAY 3, 2020 - FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

ST. ANDREW THE APOSTLE

CLERGY TEAM

Pastor: Reverend Kevin Dominik

Senior Parochial Vicar: Reverend Patrick Barkey

Permanent Deacon/Pastoral Associate: Deacon Alex Poroda

[email protected] (724) 258-7742 Option #7

Retired In Residence: Reverend Gerald Mikonis

PARISH STAFF

Business Manager - Joe Caruso RCIA - Fr. Kevin, Fr. Pat & Deacon Al

Director of Music/Liturgy - Patti Reavel Mystagogia– Joe Smith

Faith Formation Director - Kathy Miller Safe Environment - Helena Glaneman & Deacon Al

Faith Formation Moderator - Jean Alcorn Pre Cana - Deacon Al & RaeAnn Poroda

Accompanists - Aaron Benney, Patty Forsyth, Art Fronzaglio & Patty Baker (Folk Group)

Monongahela Charleroi

722 West Main St. 624 Washington Ave.

Monongahela, PA 15063 Charleroi, PA 15022

Phone: 724-258-7742 Phone: 724-483-5533

Fax: 724-258-8733 Fax: 724-483-0122

Email: [email protected] Marian Hall: 724-483-2455

Office Hours: M-F 9am-4pm Email: [email protected]

Office Hours: M-F 9am-4pm

Secretary/Bookkeeper - Phyllis DeMedio

Secretary - Peggy Romeo Secretary - Jean Alcorn

Maintenance - Andrew Rudy & Joe Diballa Maintenance - Sharon Zelenick

Becky Weightman

Donora Tony Valkanas

1 Park Manor Rd.

Donora, PA 15033

Phone: 724-379-4777

Fax: 724-379-6242

Social Hall: 724-379-7559 & 724-379-5659

Email: [email protected]

Office Hours: M,T,Th,F 9am-4pm Closed - Wednesday

Secretary - Heidi Cramer

Bookkeeper - Judy Bartley

Maintenance - Phil & Vera Klein, Ryan Madden

AFTER OFFICE HOURS EMERGENCY

Please call one of the Parish offices and listen for the

Emergency Prompt

ST. ANDREW THE APOSTLE WEBSITE

Have a look!! Saintandrewmidmon.org.

Reporting Child Abuse

Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator

412-456-3093 (Office)

Hot Line 1-888-808-1235 PA Child Line 1-800-932-0313

Call 911 immediately if a child is in imminent danger.

FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 3, 2020

DAY/DATE TIME SITE INTENTION REQUESTED BY PRIEST

Saturday,

May 2, 2020

8:30am Charleroi Helen Andreas

M/M Jack Pesi Fr. Kevin

4:00pm Donora Caroline & Christopher

Bettinelli

Ron & Christine Janney Fr. Pat

5:00pm Charleroi James F. Theys Lisa Hartley Fr. Kevin

6:00pm Monongahela Rodney Babich Chris Babich Fr. Pat & Deacon Al

Sunday,

May 3, 2020

8:30am Donora Susan M. Petrus Don & Judy Mitchell Fr. Kevin

9:00am Charleroi People of the Parish Fr. Pat

11:00am Monongahela

Harry R. Henrich Daughter, Barbara Allen

Fr. Pat

Monday,

May 4, 2020

8:30am

Charleroi Joe E. Gorecki Steve & Claudia

Hornack

Fr. Kevin

Tuesday,

May 5, 2020

8:30am

Donora Joseph Curka Frank J. Curka Fr. Kevin

Wednesday,

May 6, 2020

7:00pm Monongahela Joseph W. Mendola Christopher J. Mickey Fr. Kevin

Thursday,

May 7, 2020

8:30am Donora Virginia E. Stefko Eugene J. Stefko & Family Fr. Pat

Friday,

May 8, 2020

8:30am

Monongahela

Leroy Prentice Patricia Prentice & Family Fr. Kevin

Saturday,

May 9, 2020

8:30am Charleroi Georgiann Boone Larry & Mary Ann

Dominik

Fr. Pat

4:00pm Donora People of the Parish Fr. Pat

5:00pm Charleroi People of the Parish Fr. Jerry

6:00pm Monongahela People of the Parish Fr. Pat

Sunday,

May 10, 2020

8:30am Donora People of the Parish Fr. Pat

9:00am Charleroi People of the Parish Fr. Kevin

11:00am Monongahela

People of the Parish

Fr. Pat

MASS INTENTIONS


PARISH EVENTS

The Month of May has begun and we are still celebrating Easter. We are now invited to honor

Mary our Mother and begin to look forward to the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Within our communities

we would have been looking forward to celebrating with our young children preparing for

Sacraments and coming to the close of the Academic Year.

Recently, I had mentioned to some people how our homes have become our new places to gather

and Pray! Think about this, since March 16th we have not been able to enter the House of God, yet

the Mass and many other styles of prayer have found their way into our homes via computer,

television, internet and our phones. Perhaps we can find that Cross we received for a sacrament, a

new beginning of life’s journey or find our books of Scriptures like the Bible or Spiritual Journals

and enjoy the source of Hope, Comfort and His loving presence in our homes and lives.

I invite us to “Stand for our Faith” and when life gets too hard to stand ….. Kneel! Interesting

when one reflects and creates an image of the Blessed Mother, we always have her standing. The few

exceptions are when we see Mary after his Birth, as she knelt before her newborn Savior and then as

she sat with her only son’s Body after he was taken off the Cross.

Within this month of May I invite us to pray and ask for Mary’s Unending Mantle of Love for all

of us! Perhaps if you are out for a walk/ride do not forget that we have Statues of Mary in Charleroi,

Donora and Monongahela that we can visit. Wherever and however I invite each of us to continue to

pray, even if it is listening to music or the gift of nature outside, let us all Listen to God who is there

listening to us.

Furthermore, in our prayers let us pray in Thanksgiving for everyone to stay safe and try to honor

the many who are out there serving all of our needs. From the Truck drivers who deliver the supplies,

to those in the stores, to the many in the Health Field still offering comfort, our many first responders

who provide safety, even to the many who are in the banking field and all of our utilities, the list can

go on, from our Holy Father who Shepherds us to the those who have positions in all of the

leadership roles.

On this Fourth Sunday of Easter the church invites us to pray for All

Vocations. I invite the Parish of Saint Andrew to say a little prayer

for those discerning their Vocation in Life----I believe that we have

many young men and women in our parish who would be great as a

Religious or Clergy. Never miss the opportunity to plant the seed

into someone’s thoughts! We are grateful for Father Jerry who celebrated our

Liturgy for our community, he will celebrate his 46th anniversary of Priesthood

Monday, May 4th. Many blessings to you Father Jerry for your presence in our

community and to the needs of the many at Mon Valley Hospital.


THOUGHTS BY REV KEV

Our days of facing this Crisis continues and what we thought was just a few weeks is now longer. Like in

today’s readings we are reminded that the path as followers of Jesus can be simple, but it is more complicated

than we ever dreamt up.

We have listened to what is being told to us and yet there is no guarantee that it’s going to be over soon.

What is guaranteed is that no matter how long and what we may have to face, we are never alone. Today, the

Church celebrates Good Shepherd Sunday, let the Risen Lord be that Good Shepherd who will seek us out

when we begin to stray, pulling us back when we want to rush ahead, soothing our hearts and souls with a

voice that is as familiar as our own breath and if we would just take the time to stop our worries and put aside

our fears and stop rushing for everything to go back to normal.

The Gospel of John states that Jesus said “Amen, Amen, I say to you I am the gate for the sheep.” This im-

age of Jesus as the Gate that protects each of us and does not let that thief come to harm us is so helpful for us

in this Crisis.

Many times, you would see Jesus like that of a Bedouin Shepherd who wears young lambs over their shoul-

der so that the lambs learn the shepherds voice and the shepherd knows the smell of his sheep. They use rods

to protect their flock from predators and with their crooked staff they pull down branches for food, nudge

newborns toward their mothers, and guide their sheep on the right path.

RUMINATIONS BY FR. PAT

Last week I mentioned that the Easter Season lasted for 50 days. I also mentioned that, although we cele-

brate in time 50 consecutive days, we are, in reality, celebrating one day, Easter.

For Christians the Easter Season lasts until the Feast of Pentecost, which is 50 days after Easter. For the

Jewish People, 50 days after the Passover, they celebrate the Feast of Pentecost, or Shavuot. So, our Christian

Holiday actually comes from a Jewish Holiday.

There are two purposes to Shavuot for the Jewish people. It originally was a celebration of the grain harvest

of early Summer, giving thanks to God for His bounty. Shavuot involved a pilgrimage to Jerusalem of Israel-

ite males who would bring the gifts of the First-fruits to God. The second significance of Shavuot was the giv-

ing of the Torah to the Jewish People. The giving of the Torah was a far-reaching spiritual event—one that

touched the essence of the Jewish soul for all times. The Jewish elders have compared it to a wedding be-

tween God and the Jewish people. Shavuot also means “oaths,” for on this day God swore eternal devotion to

us, and we in turn pledged everlasting loyalty to Him.

Why 50? 50 is the number of jubilee or deliverance. It is the issue of 7 x 7 +1 or 7 squared + 1, and it

points to deliverance and rest following on as the result of the perfect consummation of time. The meaning

comes from their notion of the use of numerology. It is the number of Perfection (7) multiplied by Perfection

(7), plus 1 for good measure.

• On the fiftieth day after leaving Egypt, God met Israel at Sinai, = the first Pentecost (this Greek

word means "50th day") [Exodus 19:1; 14-16].

• Fifty is grace = 5 multiplied by perfect order = 10.

• In the fiftieth year, known as a Jubilee year, all debts were to be forgiven, all Hebrew slaves

were to be freed, and all land returned to the original owner. [Leviticus 25:8-19].

Huh? Think of it this way. We have lucky 7, correct? Don’t we also add “one for good measure” when

“punching” a child for the number of years of his/her birth? There are 7 days in the week, the Perfection of

God’s creation. Multiply that by itself intensifies the meaning and significance. Adding 1 more gives extra

significance.


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FAITH FORMATION/FAMILY CONNECTION/KIDS CORNER

FAMILY CONNECTION

Even though we have less experience with sheep and shepherds today in our society, we can still identify

strongly with the image of Jesus as the Good Shepherd and as the gate for the sheep. Psalm 23 remains a pop-

ular and favorite psalm for prayer. In the image of the Good Shepherd, we know ourselves to be protected and

cared for by a loving God.

As your family gathers, ask what each person knows about sheep and shepherds. Recall that shepherds and

sheep have a close relationship. Sheep will only follow their own shepherd; they recognize his voice and will

not follow a stranger. The shepherd’s job is to protect his sheep. In some ways, the relationship between the

shepherd and his sheep is like that of a parent and child. Read together this Sunday’s Gospel, John 10:1-10.

Talk about how Jesus tells us that he is the gate for the sheep. The sheep enter the protection of the sheepfold

through the gate. In Jesus we find protection and abundant life. Conclude by thanking Jesus for being our

Good Shepherd and by praying today’s psalm, Psalm 23.


PARISH EVENTS

Dear Parishioners,

This past week you received a letter from me for several more reasons than to ask for your

participation in the Parish Share Program.

Because of various circumstances, with the merger of our parish, we were not able to obtain the

necessary cards that you found in your mailing in a timely fashion prior to the Pandemic. So, after

consulting with the Finance Council, we did want to send a letter to every parishioner. This letter, like

that of the individual phone calls that were attempted to each parishioner, is meant to let you know of

our prayers and gratitude for your presence in our community.

Considering we are now one Parish, with all our funds and operating expenses combined, our goal for

the Parish Share Campaign is not as much as we expected.

The Parish Share goal for 2020 for St. Andrew the Apostle is $143,172.

Since we have become one parish you have received envelopes and among the many options is a

Parish Share Envelope. As noted in the letter you can continue using this envelope or if you want to

make a pledge you can still do so. We are asking that you let us know by completing the pledge card

and turning it into our offices.

Again, this information helps us to update our records in the Parish Data Base and fulfill the

necessary obligation to reach our Parish Share goal for 2020 of $143,172.

To the many who have used their envelopes, we have already collected $7,707. Again, if you

remember we are asked to fulfill this assessment, and if we can, any extra money collected can stay

here for our parish needs.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office.

Again, we will continue to pray for one another in this Pandemic and as soon as we are given

permission, we will open the doors of our Church.

As the Easter Season moves quickly, I would invite everyone to begin to look forward to

Pentecost by praying!

Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your

love. Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created. And You shall renew the face of

the earth.

O, God, who by the light of the Holy Spirit, did instruct the hearts of the faithful, grant

that by the same Holy Spirit we may be truly wise and ever enjoy His consolations,

Through Christ Our Lord, Amen.


PARISH EVENTS

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Renewal of Baptismal offers us a twofold sense of Hope!

From the baptismal fonts is born the People of God which transcends all the natural or human limits of nations, cultures,

races and sexes. “For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body.” (CCC1267).

There is a special grace in relationships founded on faith, it is the grace to help you support one another in prayer and the

grace to encourage one another when things get difficult. But just like the grace of Baptism, this grace of community is like a

seed that needs to be planted and nourished before it will bear fruit.

This Easter has given us the awareness of how much we all miss that Community, the opportunity to be renewed by the grace

of Eucharist the Body of Christ. Yet, I also have found and I have heard from many that this Easter offered a new source of

Hope and Faith, I would invite everyone to try this as we continue in this new lifestyle.

Every morning when you wake up, tell Jesus that you believe in his Resurrection, Tell Him and more important tell yourself

that because of our baptism we have been raised up with Him. Proclaim, both to Him and to yourself, that you are forgiven

and that you have access to God, and that you are part of His body here on earth.

May God bless each of us abundantly as we place our faith, hope and trust in God and look forward to being a part of the

community of believers in our Parish!

Secondly, I also believe that we have all faced moments of doubt and fear with the anxiety and the unknown, reflect on those

first three questions as we renew our Baptismal promises and who we can stand firmly against.

Take a moment and ponder how even in these days we need to trust in God and turn away from the Devil:

Do you renounce sin, so as to live in the freedom of the children of God?

I do.

Lord, all I want is to live in the freedom you offer me.

I will reject all injustice, all violence,

all that disrespects the dignity of all human life and be able to see the good in everyone.

Do you reject the lure of evil,

so that sin may have no mastery over you?

I do.

Lord, I admit that some evil has a hold on me;

it is attractive, it has such powerful rewards.

Lord, I renew my commitment this day

to turn from that evil

and from letting any disordered attachment,

any empty promises master me,

and try to separate me from you.

By this promise, I commit myself

to greater courage in acting justly

and refusing to let unjust systems and structures

numb my conscience or dull my heart.

Do you reject Satan,

the author and prince of sin?

I do.

Lord, as I renew my promises

that accompany my becoming one with you

in the baptism of dying to sin and rising to life,

I know that an Enemy tries to

tempt me to sin and to many dark patterns,

I now promise to you,

and to my sisters and brothers

who depend upon my fidelity,

that I renew my commitment

to reject that Enemy,

and all his ways of subverting

your reign and the coming of your kingdom.


PARISH EVENTS

OFFICE HOURS

Due to the Corona (COVID - 19) Virus all of our parish offices will remain closed to the public until further notice. If

you have an emergency you may call the office and listen to the prompts. If you would like to speak to one of the

secretaries with concerns and questions please leave us a message and we will return your call, as we will be checking

phone messages periodically.

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St Andrew the Apostle Parish Food Bank

The food bank committee would like to extend a sincere

Thank You to our supporters and the volunteers who

keep the parish food bank going and running so smooth-

ly especially in these times of the current Pandemic. This

ministry is so very important in these days of uncertain-

ty. We wanted to get the word out to the entire parish, if

a need arises due to sudden unemployment or illness

please know we are here for you! Should you find your-

self in need of food or toiletries, please contact Deacon

Al at 724-258-7742 ext. 105 and leave a message and it

will be sent instantly to his cell phone. Arrangements can

be made to assist in these times of need and isolation.

Please know those families receiving help are held in the

strictness of confidentiality and there is no mention to

anyone of those needing assistance. We are here as one

parish family helping each other day by day to get

through these tough times in assistance and especially in

prayer...

May God continue to Bless and protect us under the pat-

ronage of St Andrew.

The Food Bank Committee

We would like to say a special thank you to our “Head Donut Lady”, Carol Pollock.

Carol has been heading up the donut team for several years at St. Andrew the Apostle

(formerly at St. Damien of Molokai). This required a lot of her time and talent, which

she shared with the parish freely. Carol and her husband John will be moving to the

state of California later this month. We wish them well on this new journey and may

God continue to bless them in their new home.

St Andrews “Help Center” now reconnecting with

our parish food bank.

This year for Mother’s Day, we’re asking for your help

for a new ministry “Parents in need”. Our parish is

located in communities with plenty of single parents and

not only do we assist them with our parish food bank, but

we’d like to begin helping these folks with children’s

clothing, diapers, wipes, infant food or formula, basically

things that can help ease some of the anxiety’s that come

with being a single parent.

There will be donation boxes set up on the back porch of

the rectory in Mon City, on the front porch of the rectory

in Charleroi, and on Fr Kevin’s front porch at the rectory

in Donora.

As always, your support is so appreciated by the lives

you have no idea you’re changing.

Thank you, and may God’s Blessings be with you during

these days of the pandemic, and please know of our

continued prayers during these days and times.

Deacon Al and the Food Bank committee


Instructions For On Line Giving


OFFERTORY FOR THE WEEK OF

April 26th, 2020

TOTAL OFFERTORY:

$8,492.00

Maintenance Fund:

$536.00

Offerings received from Vanco On Line

$3,269.48

2nd Collection for the weekend of May

10th: School Support

REST IN PEACE

In the charity of your prayers we

kindly ask that you please pray for the

repose of the souls of MaryAnn

Barkey, Jennifer Edwards, Carmella

DeSanto (Sister of Faustina Jakela), Pauline

Triscik and Joseph A. Hornack. May Perpetual

Light shine upon their souls. And may all the souls

of the Faithful Departed, through the mercy of God,

Rest in Peace.

SANCTUARY CANDLES

The SANCTUARY LIGHT burns this week at

Donora in memory of:

Joseph & Agnes Dolnack

Requested by: Charles & Patricia White


Charleroi in memory of :

Francis, Doris, Sandy & Susie Behrendt

Requested by: Family


Monongahela in memory of:

John & Anna Wassel

Requested by: Daughter, Julia & Family

Finance Council Pastoral Council

Kris D’Andrea Kathy Barkey

Richard Pantaleo Peter Cannizzaro

Randall Rodriguez Vera Louise Klein

Tom Kustron Diane Kooser

Armand Ferrara Anna Markovich

Joe Lopez Julianne Romasco

Anthony Massafra Angela Serrao

Tom Graney Carolyn Valkanas

Rene Brooks Deacon Al Poroda

Geri Pergola Reverend Pat Barkey

Maria Degnan Reverend Kevin Dominik

As we pray for a swift end to the COVID-

19 virus pandemic, and encourage

adherence to the CDC’s guidelines on

social distancing and staying at home,

we also continue to remind all that the

church still has to operate, which

includes paying bills and

obligations. Take a moment to view our

online giving site. You can access by

visiting https://saintandrewmidmon.org/

and clicking on the online giving

link. There are also detailed instructions

on the website. You will have the option

to set up recurring donations (and

eliminate the need to worry about

envelopes each week) or make a one

time donation. In the coming weeks, we

will set up accounting to be able to also

accommodate special collections,

second collections and parish share

contributions.

God Bless and thank you for your

continued generosity and support.

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JOSEPH A. LOPEZ ~and~ CARL J. SPALLINOFuneral Directors and Faithful Parishioners

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Funeral Home & Cremation ServicesOur Family Serving Your Family For Over 60 Years

George R. Hogan, Supervisor226 Fallowfield Avenue • Charleroi, PA 15022 • Phone: (724) 483-2911 • Fax: (724) 483-2912

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We return your call. We come out for a free estimate. We come when we said we would. We do the job when we said we would. We charge the contract price. Kind of unique, huh?

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Bart Thompson, Owner / Parishioner Bentleyville, Pennsylvania • 724-797-0613 [email protected] residential | commercial | industrial

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Italian Breads, Buns, Cakes, Donuts, Pastries, Cookies & So Much More!513 Broad Ave., Belle Vernon

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Orthopaedic Surgery • Foot & Ankle ReconstructionJoint Replacement • Hand & Upper Extremities

Sports Medicine • Rehabilitation • Back & Spine

Vincent J. Ripepi, DO Justin A. Zenner, DO

Washington-Pittsburgh-McMurray-Charerloi-Waynesburg724.225.8657 • www.advancedorthopaedics.net

Advanced Surgical HospitalA Physician Owned Hospital

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1008 Furlong Ave., Roscoe, PA 15477724-938-9323

JAMES M. BILLICK, SUP.

825 Fallowfield Ave.Charleroi, PA 15022724-483-2231MARC J. ZMIJOWSKI, SUP.

JoAnn E. Pavlic FD/Ownerwww.melenyzer.com

RABE-CHEMAN FUNERAL HOME & CREMATIONS, LLC

701 Thompson Avenue, Donora, PA 15033Kate L. Cheman, Supervisor

“Creating beautiful, affordable, and memorable tributes.”724-379-9020 www.rabe-cheman.com

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