Sunday, January 24, 2021

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Date Church Time Intentions Requested by

Saturday, January 23

St. Valentine 4:00 PM Mary Myron Maryann & Dan Wellinger

St. Gabriel 5:00 PM Michael Graziano Kay Radcliff

Sunday, January 24

St. Germaine 7:30 AM Rose Consolmagno Dottie Collins

Nativity 9:00 AM Mary Lou Bucci (Birthday) Children

St. Valentine 10:30 AM Dorothy Zych Larry & Theresa Kaleta

St. Gabriel 11:00 AM Mr. Mel Sullivan Bob & Pattie Stanko

Monday, January 25

St. Germaine 8:00 AM Joanne Kuss Dottie Collins

St. Valentine 11:30 AM Sue O’Neill SFA Class of 1975

Tuesday, January 26

St. Germaine 8:00 AM Intentions of Nativity Loss Group

St. Gabriel 11:30 AM Joyce Shanahan Family

Wednesday, January 27

St. Germaine 8:00 AM Maureen Hunt Tom Walsh

St. Valentine 11:30 AM Franca Sebastiani Pandemic Pen Pal

Nativity 7:00 PM Raymond Marmuth, II Marietta D’Alessandro

Thursday, January 28

St Germaine 8:00 AM Soul of Allen Spencer Barb & Norm Rohen

St. Gabriel 9:00 AM Joe Spagnolo Dianne Kyslinger

Friday, January 29

St. Germaine 8:00 AM Joe Schramm Wife, Pat

Nativity 11:30 AM Special Intentions of Shelley Carter Ruth Drake

Saturday, January 30 St. Gabriel 10:00 AM Jack Yerman Jack & Marlene Montgomery

Next Weekend - Vigil & Sunday Masses

Saturday, January 30

St. Valentine 4:00 PM Clara Sidick Friends

St. Gabriel 5:00 PM Lee Matuga (Anniverary) Wife, Bonni

Sunday, January 31

St. Germaine 7:30 AM Madge Lepri Family

Nativity 9:00 AM Robert K. Olenik Jennifer & Kevin Pollard

St. Valentine 10:30 AM Robert Meyers Geraldine Johnson & Son, John

St. Gabriel 11:00 AM Christian Joseph Slezak Mom & Family

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MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS - January 23-31, 2021

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As we await Bishop Zubik’s announcement on the status of Catholic schools in our region, I anticipate next week’s bulletin will include a letter from the Bishop about the process for the upcoming changes. As you may recall, for

the direction of a regional board (SRCES); this is also the case with schools in the Eastern

and Northern regions of the diocese. This is why letters have been sent to parents and parishioners by the board president, Fr. David Poecking, mentioning the bringing together in some form both St. Gabriel and St. Elizabeth schools. While I’ve been able to vigorously and exhaustively present my position that St. Gabriel School is successful and sustainable in its current form, the board has recommended bringing together both schools, with a final decision expected from the bishop with-in the next few weeks. The effort I have put into the process over the course of several months has been difficult and challenging. While my point of view has not always prevailed in the decisions of the school board, I want to assure everyone I will remain an ad-vocate for our wonderful school and its tremendous legacy. At the same time, I will do my best to try to make whatever the bish-op’s final decision is work. The individuals on the board, along with the bishop, are doing their best to sustain Catholic education in our area for a long time to come and really do have the best interests of our children and families at heart. As we continue in the relatively brief season of winter Ordinary Time, I want to reassure all parishioners of our continuing efforts to maintain the state and diocesan guidelines for sanitizing our churches and following all appropriate social distancing rules. I have noticed more and more people are feeling comfortable with attending church, so it’s important we continue to do our best as we await further vaccinations and, hopefully, a significant lessen-ing of cases in our area and around the country. While it has been the practice of some of our legacy parishes to attend the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. each year to both protest the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court January 22, 1973 de-cision legalizing abortion on a wide scale nationally, and to stand up for the church’s Pro-Life teaching, it has been announced that this year’s march will be held virtually on January, 29th. Please pray for the sanctity of all human life to be upheld, from the mo-ment of conception until natural death. You can follow the march virtually at the Catholic bishops’ website (www.usccb.org) and on EWTN. Gratefully in Christ,

FROM THE DESK OF FR. JOHN SKIRTICH

January 17, 2021

Nativity 9:00 AM .......................................................... 165 Total ................................................................. 165

St. Gabriel 5:00 PM. .......................................................... 87 11:00 AM. ........................................................ 140 Total ................................................................ 227

St. Germaine 7:30 AM ............................................................ 95 Total .................................................................. 95

St. Valentine 4:00 PM .......................................................... 138 10:30 AM ....................................................... 101 Total ................................................................ 239

Total Attendance……….726 YouTube Mass Views……..284

Week Ending January 15, 2021

Offertory

Parish Share

Total

$25,471.00

$3,816.00

$29,287.00

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Nativity Divine Mercy Candle Lit for Blessings

of

John & Beth

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Readings and Observances for the Week of January 24, 2021

Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [4a]/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Monday: Acts 22:3-16 or Acts 9:1-22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Mk 16:15-18 The Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle

Tuesday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 7-8a, 10 [3]/Mk 3:31-35 Sts. Timothy and Titus, Bishops

Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 4:1-20 St. Angela Merici, Virgin

Thursday: Heb 10:19-25/Ps 24:1-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 6]/Mk 4:21-25 St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church

Friday: Heb 10:32-39/Ps 37:3-4, 5-6, 23-24, 39-40 [39a]/Mk 4:26-34 Ordinary Time

Saturday: Heb 11:1-2, 8-19/Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75 [cf. 68]/Mk 4:35-41 Blessed Virgin Mary

Next Sunday: Dt 18:15-20/Ps 95:1-2, 6-7, 7-9 [8]/1 Cor 7:32-35/Mk 1:21-28 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Catholic Schools Week

O God of truth and justice, we hold before you the names of

those whose memory we cherish. Grant us the faith to surrender to

you these faithfully departed loved ones who live and remain

with you.

Rest in Peace Jeffrey A. Chapel

Lois A. Scholz Franca Sebastiani

Edwin Utzig

Act of Spiritual Communion

My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all

things, and I long for You in my soul. Since I cannot now receive You sacramentally, come at least

spiritually into my heart. As though You have already come,

I embrace You and unite myself

from You. Amen

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Choosing Godparents for your Baby/Child

From time to time, questions and controversies arise as to who may serve as a Godparent for the Sacrament of Baptism. Therefore, this is a review of

Below is the criteria to be considered before the

parents of a child ask someone to be a Godparent for their son or daughter:

Since Baptism is the initial, foundational Sacrament in the life of a Catholic, great care must be taken in deciding who will serve as a Godparent. The guidelines above are meant to assist parents in making a reasonable decision as to who will fulfill this critical role for their child. These guidelines are provided by the universal Church and individual priests are not vested with the authority to dispense from them.

The decision of choosing a Godparent should be based upon who would provide the best example of Catholic living for the child and not merely for reasons of maintaining family harmony. A Godparent is not chosen to honor the Godparent, but for the well-being and faith development of the child.

must be a practicing Catholic, at least 16 years of age and have received the Sacraments of Initiation (i.e. Baptism, Holy Communion and Confirmation). Furthermore, if this person is married, the marriage must be a valid, sacramental marriage (i.e. one recognized and blessed by the Catholic Church).

The potential Godparent must be registered in a Catholic parish and able to obtain a letter of eligibility from his or her parish priest to be a Godparent.

Only one Godparent is required by Church law. This Godparent may be a man or a woman. However, if two Godparents are selected (the more common practice), then there must be one man and one woman chosen. In other words, a child cannot have two men or two women as Godparents.

In extraordinary situations, when two Catholic Godparents cannot be found, a baptized person who belongs to another Christian denomination (i.e. Methodist, Lutheran, or Presbyterian) may serve as a Christian Witness. However, former Catholics who have left the Catholic Church for another Christian denomination are not permitted to serve, either as a Catholic Godparent or a Christian Witnesses.

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IMPORTANT SCHOOL INFORMATION LOVE JESUS

Golden Wedding Anniversaries 2020 & 2021

Each year the Diocese recognizes the crowning achievement of couples celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with a Mass presided by Bishop Zubik at St. Paul Cathedral, followed by a reception.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Golden Wedding Anniversary Mass was not held during the fall of 2020. The Diocese is planning two Masses in 2021.

For those who celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2020, a Mass will be held on April 18th.

The second Mass will take place on October 10th,

Please RSVP to the to Our Lady of Hope at 412-833-0661, with your (and spouse’s) name and address, by February 22nd for the April 18th Mass (50th Anniversary in 2020), and by August 25th for the October 10th Mass (50th anniversary in 2021.)

Participants will receive a personal invitation with instructions after the parish submits the names of those who plan to attend.

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The Legion of Mary Currently the Rosary is being said at the following worship sites:

St. Gabriel Church Before all weekend and

daily Masses

St. Valentine Church After the 11:30 AM Masses

on Mondays and Wednesdays

Nativity Church Before the 7:00 PM Mass on

Wednesdays and 11:30 AM Mass on Fridays

St. Germaine Church

After the 8:00 AM Mass on Thursdays

For information on the Legion of Mary and how you can become involved, contact Marlene Yannone at 412-886-1786 or Barbara Hogan at 412-884-3154.

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Inspiration for the week “Repent, and believe in the gospel.” Some type of honest and sincere repentance is necessary for any

wallowing in immaturity and superficiality, the way we have been doing things is not the best or the healthiest.

reflection and enlightenment.

Faith works the same way. Stumbling through life and bumping up

significant is missing. They see there is merit to a relationship with God and the embracing of faith. Before these can take root, sincere sorrow for past wrong doing, missed opportunities, errors in judgement, and a short sightedness is necessary.

Then having realized that we were walking in darkness, we can rejoice that by God’s grace we now see the light.

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE FAITH FORMATION AND MORE

Congratulations

Claire Dzanaj, a 3rd grader from our parish

for winning 1st place (the 3rd/4th grade category) in

the Our Lady of Hope coloring contest.

All month we will feature winners from our coloring contest.

Special Coloring Book In honor of the Feast Day of Our Lady of Hope, a group of our 8th Confirmation can-didates, along with one of our high school

students wrote, illustrated, and assembled a children’s coloring book to be

from each of the churches in our parish. There are puzzles and activities as well.

The coloring book can help children gain an appreciation for each of our worship sites and a greater love for the Church. As an added bonus the last page has the story of Our Lady of Hope.

If you were unable to get one of the coloring books last weekend, there are still a few available,

at 412-835-4415 ext 7 to get a copy.

CCD Community Service

Our 7th and 8th CCD students are working on another community service project to help the Red Door.

If you are interested and able to help, please consider donating items such as granola bars, fruit cups, cookies and chips (one serving size for the cookies and chips). The students will assemble the items to be distributed to homeless individ-uals.

Items may be dropped of at the Faith Formation office located at St. Valentine or the administrative offices for Our Lady of Hope Parish at St. Germaine worship site by February 10th. The assembled and bagged items will be delivered to the Red Door.

If you are in need of assistance, our St. Vincent de Paul Society Conference has established a

dedicated phone line for help.

412-831-8312

When you call, please leave a brief message including your name, address and phone

will return your call, usually within 24 hours!

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Every couple who plans to marry in the Diocese of Pittsburgh is required to participate in a diocesan-approved marriage preparation program. This preparation must take place at least six months prior to the wedding. The Renew the “I Do” Foundation is offering both in-person and virtual options for their Joy Filled Marriage Weekends.

More information is available at renewtheido.org/marriage-prep

the priest who is

overseeing your wedding to obtain his approval.

A support group for those who have lost a loved one due to the disease of addiction, meets every first and third Monday at 7:00 PM at St. Louise de Marillac in the LeGras Conference Room, located at 320 McMurray Road, Upper St. Clair, 15241. Join facilitator, Glenn Phillips, in a safe environment to share and listen with others who are also experiencing a loss due to addiction. For additional information, please contact Glenn at

412-316-7670 or gr_phillips@msn.com .

This grief support group is sponsored by the Substance Addiction Ministry (SAM) of the

Pittsburgh Diocese and is open to everyone regardless of their faith or religion.

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January 29th-31st, 2021 Saints John and Paul Parish

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Calling all Recipes

Is there a main dish the kids always ask for when they come home, a must-have

table, a cookie everyone asks you to make for the wedding cookie table, or maybe a fan-tastic cocktail? We hope you

are willing to share your recipe!

The Women’s Guild/Christian Mothers will be put-ting together the first Our Lady of Hope Parish Cookbook. No doubt there are some fantastic cooks in our parish and we’d love to showcase some favorite recipes.

to participate.

Please email recipe submissions no later than April 15th to Rita Heberle at drhebs@gmail.com or Audrey Walbert at .

Recipes will be sorted and compiled with the hope of having the cookbook available by early summer.

Our Lady Of

Hope Parish

Cookbook

2021

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SCHOOL FUNDRAISER

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In 1861, Kaiser Wilhelm I ascended the throne of Prussia, and immediately appointed Otto von Bismarck as his chancellor. Their goal was to unite all German-speaking states into a single country. Together, they assumed an aggressive, bellicose stance. To assert as well as to test its position among their neighbors, Prussia waged three quick wars: first, against Denmark in 1864, taking Holstein; second, against Austria in 1866, putting Prussia in control of Germany; and finally, against France in 1870.

On August 1, 1870, the first cannon was fired, beginning the

superior Prussian army. By December 27, the Prussians had invaded Paris. Then they turned to the west-ern provinces of Normandy and Brittany. By mid-January, 1871, the Prussian army was just a few miles from the town of Pontmain, which was located right inside the French defensive line. The citizens feared for their lives. Father Guerin, who had been the parish priest for 35 years, instructed the children to pray to the Blessed Mother for protection.

On the evening of Tuesday, January 17, 12-year-old Eugene Barbadette was leaving his father’s barn. He looked up

into the starry sky and saw a beautiful lady standing in the air, about 20 feet above the roofline and between the two chimneys of Jean and Augustine Guidecoq’s home across the way. The lady was wearing a dark blue dress covered with gold stars, a black veil and a simple gold crown. Eugene stood there in the snow, entranced, for about 15 minutes.

His father and 10-year-old brother, Joseph, came out of the barn. Eugene cried out, “Look over there! Above the house! What do you see?” Joseph described the lady in the same way Eugene had seen her. Their father did not see her, so he sternly ordered them to return to feeding the horses in the barn.

For whatever reason, a little later, the father told the brothers to go out and look again. Again they saw her. Joseph kept saying, “How beautiful she is! How beautiful she is!” Their mother, Victoria Barbadette, had now appeared on the scene, and told Joseph to be quiet since he was attracting so much attention. Knowing that the boys were honest and did not lie, she said, “It is perhaps the Blessed Virgin who appears to you. Since you see her, let us say five Our Fathers and five Hail Marys in her honor.” (The brothers were truly pious; they had begun their day serving Holy Mass, reciting the rosary and offering the Stations of the Cross for the intentions of their older brother, serving in the French army.)

After reciting the prayers in the barn so as not to attract attention, Mrs. Barbadette asked if the children still saw the lady. When they replied, “Yes,” she went for her eyeglasses. When she returned, bringing their sister Louise with her, neither of them saw anything. The mother’s mood changed, and she accused them of lying. Mrs. Barbadette then thought of calling the religious sisters. She said, “Sisters are better than you are. If you see, they will certainly see, too.” Sister Vitaline also knew that the boys were honest. However, she too could not see the lady.

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Sister Vitaline then went to a neighboring house, and asked two little girls, Françoise Richer (age 11) and Jeanne-Marie Lebosse (age 9) to come with her. The two girls described the lady in the same way. Sister Marie Edouard had now joined the group. Upon hearing what the two girls had said, she went to bring Father Guerin and another child, Eugene Friteau (6-and-a-half years old). Eugene also saw the lady. By this time a large crowd of about 50 villagers had gathered. Augustine Boitin, only 25 months old, reached to the lady and said, “The Jesus! The Jesus!” Only these six children would see the vision of Our Lady of Hope. Father Guerin told everyone to pray, so they knelt and said the rosary. Sister Marie Edouard led the crowd in reciting the Magnificat. Gradually, a message in gold letters ap-peared in the sky: “But pray my children.” All of the children saw the same message. Sister Marie Edouard then led the crowd in singing the litanies of the Blessed Virgin. The message continued to unfold, “God will hear you in a short time.”

News came that the Prussians were now at Laval, very close to Pontmain. The message continued, “My Son allows Himself to be moved with compassion.” When the children had announced this message, Father Guerin told the crowd to sing a hymn of praise. Sister Marie Edouard said, “Mother of Hope, of name so sweet, protect our country, pray for us, pray for us!” The people responded, “If [the Prussians] were at the entrance of the village, we should have no fear now!” At the conclusion of the hymn, the message disappeared. The crowd then sang a hymn of repentance and reparation to Jesus. The lady appeared sad and held a large red crucifix with the inscription “Jesus Christ.”

At 8:30 PM the people sang, “Ave, Maris Stella,” and the crucifix disappeared. She again smiled, and two small white crosses appeared on her shoulders. She lowered her hands, as seen in images of the Immaculate Conception. A white veil gradually covered her, from foot to crown. At about 8:45 PM the children said, “It is over.” Our Lady had disappeared. While this apparition was happening, General Von Schmidt received orders from the Prussian High Command to halt his campaign and withdraw. Ten days later, an armistice was signed between France and Prussia.

The miraculous intercession of our Blessed Mother had saved Pontmain. Because of this apparition, devotion to Our Lady of Hope spread. The message of our Blessed Mother is that of hope: “But pray my children. God will hear you in a short time. My Son allows Himself to be moved with compassion.” As we offer our rosary each day seeking the maternal care of our Blessed Mother, we must be mindful that she — who stood at the foot of the Cross filled with the hope of the forgiveness of sin and the resurrection to everlasting life — affords us hope also during our journey of life. With Our Lady of Hope, we indeed have assurance of never being abandoned, and have hope of being united with our Lord now and forever in heaven.

This article was published in the Arlington Catholic Herald.

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CHILDREN’S CORNER

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PA R I S H S TA F F

PA S T O R A L T E A M Rev. John Skirtich, Pastor

Rev. Michael Suslowicz, Rev. John Hissrich, Chaplain

Rev. Richard Tusky, Retired - In Residence Rev. Charles Speicher, Retired - In Residence

Rev. Mr. Thom Mills, Permanent Deacon Rev. Mr. Robert Stein, Permanent Deacon

Rev. Mr. James Kenny, Deacon, Retired Mary Beth Green, Pastoral Associate

CHURCH LOCATIONS

Kim Andartes Maintenance Team Member

Maureen Bittner Bookkeeper 412-833-0661 mbittner@stvals.org

Jeff Conklin Coordinator of Faith Formation 412-655-1565 jeffconklinccd@gmail.com

Kyle Davies Director of Music 412-835-4415 Ext. 5 kdavies@stvals.org

Eric Douglas Maintenance Team Member

Cinda Etzel Maintenance Team Member

Carol Froehlich Music Minister 412-608-7585 stgabeschurch@yahoo.com

Cynthia Gilfoyle Director of Communications 412-833-0661 church_stgermaine@comcast.net

Margaret Gowaty Roving Secretary

Mary Beth Green Pastoral Associate 412-833-0661 marybethgreenlenox@gmail.com

Kathleen Kratt Parish Secretary 412-833-0661 stgabeschurch@yahoo.com

Splash Meyer Head of Maintenance

Donald R. Militzer, Jr., M.Ed. Principal 412-882-3353

Judy Mills Preschool Director (St. Valentine) 412-835-5539 jmills@stvals.org

Deborah O’Brien Director of Operations 412-833-0661 stgabeschurch@yahoo.com

Rhonda O’Keefe Maintenance Team Member

Donna Rech Safe Environment Coordinator 412-833-6662 nativitychurch@comcast.net

Rosemary Rovny Parish Secretary 412-833-0661 rrovny@stvals.org

J.T. Santelli Maintenance Team Member

Suzan Slezak, M.Ed. Preschool Director (St. Gabriel) 412-502-6196 stgpreschool@outlook.com

Melanie Spagnolo Music Minister spagnolomel@gmail.com

Carol Vater Director of Faith Formation 412-835-3780 Ext. 7 cvater@stvals.org

Maryann Wellinger Faith Formation Secretary 412-835-3780 mwellinger@stvals.org

St. Gabriel 5200 Greenridge Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Phone: 412-881-8115 Fax: 412-440-0160 Office Hours: Tue & Thur 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Fri 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM

St. Germaine Administrative Center 7003 Baptist Rd, Bethel Park, PA 15102 Phone: 412-833-0661 Fax: 412-833-4036 Office Hours: Mon - Fri 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM

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