September 2, 2018

September 2, 2018

22nd Sunday in

Ordinary Time

St. Aloysius

Church

MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS

CHURCH

1700 Harpster St. • Pgh. PA 15212

Phone: 412-231-2994

Sunday: 7:30 am & 9:00 am

ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH

3616 Mount Troy Rd. • Pgh. PA 15212

Phone: 412-821-2351

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

Sunday: 11:00 am

ST. ANTHONY CHAPEL

Saturday Vigil: 6:00 pm

1704 Harpster St. • Pgh. PA 15212

Mass Monday−Friday: 8:30 am

Novena to St. Anthony of Padua:

Tuesday at 7:30 pm

RECONCILIATION: Saturday at

3:15 pm at St. Aloysius Church and

7:00 pm at St. Anthony’s Chapel or by

appointment.

BAPTISM: Held on 1st Sundays at 12:30 pm

at St. Aloysius Church and on 2nd Sundays at

12:30 pm at Most Holy Name Church. Call office

to schedule an appointment

R.C.I.A.: This is the program for those who

wish to become Catholic. Call the parish office

for information.

MARRIAGE: Beginning in 2016, weddings

will be scheduled no later than 2:00 pm

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Available

Rev. James R. Orr,

Pastor

Deacon G. Gregory Jelinek,

Permanent Deacon

Most Holy

Name of

Jesus

Church

St. Anthony

Chapel

Mission Statement of St. Aloysius & Most Holy Name Parishes

St. Aloysius and Most Holy Name of Jesus parishes, while valuing the uniqueness of each parish community, commit to work

together to proclaim the gospel of Christ and to welcome others to join in the life of the Church, to celebrate the sacramental

life of the Catholic Church, to nourish the faith of our members, and to engage in serving the needs of others.

CLERGY

Rev. James R. Orr, Pastor ��.ext. 5

Gregory Jelinek, Deacon�� 412-231-6949

Deacon Greg’s email: [email protected]

MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH

Phone��...412-231-2994

Fax�� 412-231-7180

Website��...mostholynameofjesusparish15212.org

Email��[email protected]

Becky Hurst, Administrative Assistant....�.ext. 2

CCD DIRECTOR

Mary Ann Dank

MUSIC MINISTRY

Ken Gerst

Carol Ann Spehar

Matthew Radican

ST. ANTHONY’S CHAPEL

Website��..saintanthonyschapel.org

Email��[email protected]

Chapel Hours: 1-4 pm Every day EXCEPT

Fridays & Holidays

Carole Brueckner, Chairperson��. 412-999-4401

St. Anthony’s Chapel Shop�� ...412-323-9504

CHARITABLE OUTREACH IN OUR PARISHES

St. Vincent de Paul Society��...ext. 8

Ladies of Charity��..ext. 0

Catholic Community Food Bank��.��.ext. 0

Sanctuary Candles

Sanctuary Candles

Sanctuary Candles

St. Aloysius

In Loving Memory of

Tommy Razum

By Margie & Rudy

Razum

Most Holy Name

Personal Intention

By Anonymous

St. Anthony’s

Chapel

In Loving Memory of

Louis Nist

(Anniversary)

By Esther & Family

ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH

Phone��...412-821-2351

Website��.saintaloysiuspittsburgh.org

Jim Gottermeyer, Administrative Assistant�.ext. 4

Claire Sigmund, Rummage House...412-821-1189

Interested in becoming Catholic?

Call 412-231-2994, ext. 0 for information on how.

Liturgical Schedule: September 1—9

Saturday, September 1—Vigil: Twenty Second Sunday in

Ordinary Time

4:00PM gMarcy Klem / Birthday (Daughter, Janet) STA

6:00PM gJerome LeDonne (Wife, Carol) CHP

Sunday, September 2—Twenty Second Sunday in

Ordinary Time

7:30AM gPatricia Kirsch (Carl & Vicki) MHN

9:00AM gLacie Lukaszewicz MHN

(Sisters, Kate, Karen & Nicole)

11:00AM For the Parishes STA

Monday, September 3—St. Gregory the Great

8:30AM gJohn Herrick (Jim & Brandi) CHP

Tuesday, September 4—Weekday

8:30AM gJoseph Kribel / Birthday (Family) CHP

7:30PM Novena to St. Anthony of Padua CHP

Wednesday, September 5—Weekday

8:30AM gMargaret & Charles Nist (Esther & Family) CHP

7:00PM For the Parishes MHN

Thursday, September 6—Weekday

8:30AM gMary Zollner (Zollner & Little Family) CHP

Friday, September 7—First Friday

8:30AM gWalt Schutzman (Wife & Family) CHP

Saturday, September 8—Vigil: Twenty Third Sunday in

Ordinary Time

4:00PM gCharles Carey (Family) STA

6:00PM gRose Petrocelli Family (Viggiano Family) CHP

Sunday, September 9—Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary

Time

7:30AM For the Parishes MHN

9:00AM gHerman & Cecilia Uhlig (Children) MHN

11:00AM gJoseph Blyzwick (Natalie Weidner) STA

STA - Saint Aloysius Church

MHN - Most Holy Name of Jesus Church

CHP - St. Anthony’s Chapel

From The desk of Fr. Jim

I’d like to thank the Pastoral Councils for all they

did to make the Picnic of the Parishes so wonder-

ful. Thanks too to all who volunteered to do the

many things that helped the day to flow so

smoothly. Thanks too to the men of the Lyceum

for their help with the heavy lifting and overseeing

beverages. And of course to all who brought their

many family recipes that made the food such a

gourmet delight. It was a major cheat day for

me...I didn’t stroke out and die, but if I had, it

would have been worth it. Good Food, Good

Conversation, Good company... the formula for a

great day.

Over my time here there has been a lot of

comment about the school courtyard at Most Holy

Name. I am happy to announce that a Boy Scout

has taken on the project of refurbishing the court-

yard for his Eagle Project. Some prep work will

take place this Fall, but the majority of the work

will be completed in the Spring. We also have an

Eagle candidate who wants to do something at

St. Al’s. We’re still talking what that might be.

We’re still looking for volunteers at both

parishes for Greeters for the coming changes.

Please contact Suzy Johns at St. Al’s and the

Eberz’s at MHN.

God hold you close

Pax,

Fr. Jim

At Home with the Lord

Remember Lord and welcome into your Kingdom

those who have died and gone before us marked

in the sign of faith, especially

Lois Gray

(Sister of Tom Bray)

Please pray for the

consolation of her loved ones.

Sitters needed at St. Anthony’s Chapel

Currently, the chapel is in need of sitters

(attendants). If you are able to volunteer one hour

a week (or month) to be present to Our Lord and

his saints, please call 412-999-4401.

Eucharistic Adoration & Veneration

of the Relic of St. Matthew, Apostle

at St. Anthony's Chapel

On Sunday, September 2nd at 3:00 pm, we will

begin to pray the Church's evening prayer before

Christ in the Eucharist. The Blessed Sacrament

will be exposed in the monstrance at the begin-

ning of evening prayer and the service will con-

clude with Benediction, Christ imparting His

blessing to us in His Eucharistic Presence. Fol-

lowing the service, the faithful who wish to do so

will have the opportunity to venerate a relic of one

of the saints. For September, it will be the relic

of St. Matthew.

Fraudulent Email Scam

A new email scam has surfaced last week asking

for your help by purchasing an ebay gift card for

someone and they are using Fr. Jim’s name. The

email is sent from a fictitious email account

through gmail. Please ignore any requests com-

ing from this account.

A PRAYER VIGIL OF

REPARATION AND PETITION

Sunday, September 9, 2018

1:00 pm

at St. Anthony’s Chapel

Troy Hill - Pittsburgh

All Catholics are invited to an afternoon of prayer

before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament to ask for

His mercy upon His Church in this moment of

profound crisis. We come to make reparation for

own sins and those of our bishops and priests.

We gather in prayer that from Christ’s mercy will

come the healing and restoration of holiness for

which we all hope.

1 PM - Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Holy Hour of Reparation follows

Catholic Community Food Bank

The Catholic Community Food Bank continues to

serve the needs of those in our community. The

3rd Tuesday of each month from 10 am to

noon at Most Holy Name Church Hall is the

designated day for distributions.

Tuesday, September 18 is the next

distribution date.

Women and Men Sharing Faith and Hope

Our next meeting is Monday, September 10th at

7:00 p.m. at ST. ALOYSIUS. Please read the

Preface and Introduction of “Tattoos on the Heart”

by Gregory Boyle.

Ask the Master of the Harvest to

Send Out Laborers for His Harvest –

As a nation, we pause this weekend to

celebrate Labor Day and as Christians

we are invited to give thanks and praise to God

for the gift of human labor that enriches us. In our

daily lives, our work is that which we do to make

a living, to provide for our families and to share

the gifts that God has given us. Our labor

involves our hands and minds and hearts and

truly becomes a reflection of the work of God in

creating and sustaining the world. Yet, our labor

does not end when the work day is over. The

Lord also invites us, as people of faith, to labor in

his vineyard. Our life of faith cannot be a passive

endeavor. To sit back and simply let God do good

for us does nothing when it comes to sharing faith

and truth and making new disciples. Instead, our

faith, like our work, is an active sharing of the gifts

of will, intellect, strength and love that we have

been given. On Mission for The Church Alive!

invites us to labor in on behalf of the Church so

that the seeds of faith can be planted in the

hearts of others through word and deed. And as

we invite others to follow God and enter into

caring relationships with them, God can reap a

bountiful harvest of the fruits of his love. Visit

onmissionchurchalive.org to learn more and to

stay informed.

Mass Requests

Please note that we have no openings for Mass

Intentions at this time, however, we are taking

requests for Masses for Fr. Garvey to say. If you

would like to have a Mass said in September,

forward the intention and $10 to the parish office.

Religious Education Classes

St. Aloysius and Most Holy Name Parishes have

a combined Religious Education Program.

Classes begin on Sunday, September 23 at

Most Holy Name School and continue through

the end of April. Registration forms are now

available on the parish websites, or call the

parish office and we can mail

one to you.

Please contact Mary Ann Dank

for further questions about

Re l i g i ous Educa t i on o r

Sacramental Preparation —

412-231-2994 or [email protected]

Ladies Retreat @ St. Paul’s Retreat Center

As we prepare for the year to come, consider joining

us at St. Paul’s Retreat Center on September 14, 15,

& 16. The theme for this year is “I Have Chosen You”.

It is a great opportunity to deepen your relationship

with Christ. Contact Peggy at 412-766-4502.

Pope Francis’ Monthly Prayer Intention for

September

Universal: Young People in Africa

That young people in Africa may have access to

education and work in their own countries.

Saint Anthony Chapel Gift Shop

Feature of the Month – September

Little Saints – Not just for Kids!

(Large variety for your selection)

Great to attach to a book bag, purse,

lunch box or zipper pull!

$5.00 each

Complimentary copies of

The Word Among us for the

month of September are available

in both churches and the chapel

while supplies last.

Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish

Parish Calendar

Sept. 1 & 2 - 2nd Collection - Maintenance

Sun. Sept. 2 - Veneration of the Relic of St. Matthew

3:00 pm at St. Anthony’s Chapel

Mon. Sept. 3 - Office & Chapel closed for holiday

Tues. Sept. 4 - Choir Practice - 7:00 pm

Wed. Sept. 5 - Chapel Committee Meeting - 7:00 pm

Fri. Sept. 7 - Lyceum open - 7:00—11:00 pm

Sat. Sept. 8 - Hidden Treasures Rummage Sale

8:00 am—2:00 pm

Sept. 8 & 9 - 2nd Collection - Parish Share

Sun. Sept. 9-Lyceum open - 1:00-5:00 and 7:00-11:00pm

Sanctuary Candle Requests

September 9 and October 7, 14 &

21 are open for the Sanctuary Candle

in Most Holy Name Church. If you would

like to reserve a date please forward the

name as well as $20 to MHN rectory.

Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish

Offertory Collections

August 25 & 26

Offertory $4,094.00

Maintenance $10.00

Parish Share $125.00

St. Vincent de Paul $792.00

Holy Day $80.00

Catholic Communication - 2nd collection $84.00

The Most Holy Name St. Vincent de Paul

Society is seeking new members!

Are you looking to expand your relationship

with God as well as help your fellow needy

neighbors? We can use your help. The St.

Vincent de Paul Society is a nonprofit agency that

acts quickly to resolve problems without fanfare

and/or red tape. We provide assistance to

anyone living in our area needing help with food,

furniture, clothes rental help or utility assistance.

We visit the needy person or family member in

two person teams to consult, confer, recommend

and improve their basic situation regardless of

gender, age, race, or religion.

Our volunteers generally work one week per

month and if you believe you could assist us in

helping a needy person or family. If you are

interested, call Ted at 412-931-1223 for more

information.

God Bless You.

Hidden Treasures Rummage Sale Donations

Donations for the monthly sale can be dropped off

Monday-Friday from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm at the

back of the convent building. NO computers,

T.V’s or textbooks please. Our next sale is:

Saturday, September 8

8:00 am - 2:00 pm

Located at 1626 Hatteras St. (MHN Convent)

Check out our Facebook Page:

‘Hidden Treasures Rummage Sale

At Most Holy Name’

MHN Oktoberfest

MHN Oktoberfest

MHN Oktoberfest

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Oktoberfest is Coming…

We are busy planning our Annual Oktoberfest

with a revised homemade menu, a German

themed basket raffle and more! We will have a

Wagon of Cheer raffle and are in need of dona-

tions of wine, schnapps, and other liquor that you

see fit. All donations can be dropped off at the

rectory. Also look for raffle tickets in the coming

weeks. Since we no longer have a summer festi-

val, we rely on your support of our current Parish

Fund Raisers. Thank You!

September Hoagie Sale

Please help support the Hoagie Sale that benefits

the MHN Christian Mother’s & Women’s Guild.

Order forms are due to the Rectory by Sept. 10th.

The Enjoy Coupon Book

Coming in late September - Most Holy

Name Parish will have the 2019 Enjoy

Coupon Book for $30 each.

Parish Calendar

Mon. Sept. 3 - Parish office closed

Tues. Sept. 4 - Christian Mothers Meeting - 6:30 pm

Fri. Sept. 7 - Toddler Story Time - Noon

Sat. Sept. 8 - Rummage Sale - 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

Sat. Sept. 9 - Rummage Sale - 12:30 - 3:30 pm

St. Aloysius Parish

St. Aloysius Parish

Offertory Collection

Aug. 25 & 26

Offertory $1,852.00

Food Bank $110.00

Maintenance $5.00

Second Collection $98.00

Rosaries can be found at the back of

St. Aloysius Church for those who need them

ST. ALOYSIUS VOLUNTEER LUNCHEON

tickets

Tickets for St. Aloysius Volunteer Appreciation

Luncheon will be available before the 4:00 Mass

and the 11:00 Mass on September 1st and 2nd,

8th and 9th, and 15th and 16th at the top en-

trance of church (Mt.Troy Rd. entrance). If you

cannot get your ticket at church, please call Mich-

ele at 412-931-8616 and leave your name, phone

number, and number of tickets you need. The

luncheon is at Remo’s, 2151 Babcock Blvd. on

Sunday, September 23rd at 1:00 p.m. Tickets for

volunteers are paid for by St. Aloysius Church. If

you wish to bring a guest who is not a volunteer,

adult tickets are $21, children ages 6 thru 9 are

$10.50, and children 5 and under are free. Park-

ing is available at Remo’s and next door at

McArdles.

Casino Trip to The Meadows

The next trip to the Meadows Casino is on

Tuesday, September 11th. The cost of the trip

is $20 and you will get back $20 in free play and

$5 in food. The bus will leave St. Aloysius at 9:30

am and then pick up at Wesbanco in Troy Hill.

The bus leaves the casino at 3:30 pm to return

home. This trip is sponsored by the St. Aloysius

Christian Mother’s. Call Carol at 412-931-8469.

Christian Mothers Meeting

The first regular meeting after the summer break

will be held on Tuesday, September 4th after

reciting the rosary at 6:30. Planning for our up-

coming Bingo Luncheon will begin. The cake

committee for this meeting will be Hazel Rey-

nolds, Dolly Rothert, and Carol Santucci. Bingo

follows the meeting. New members are always

welcome. Please feel free to come and share in

the fellowship. See you there.

St. Aloysius Rummage Sale Bakers

Families with last names starting with “A”

through “J” are asked to bake for the next Rum-

mage Sale at St. Aloysius. The next sale will be

held on:

Saturday, September 8th

8:00 am—2:00 pm

&

Sunday, September 9th

12:30—3:30 pm

Save the Date

St. Aloysius Christian Mothers/Women’s

Guild Luncheon Bingo will be held on

Saturday, October 13th. Tickets will cost

$10 each and includes lunch and bingo.

Doors open at 10:30 am, lunch will be

served at 11:30 am, followed by bingo.

Chinese Auction and door prizes! Tickets

will be available soon.

For more information, please call

Colleen Madden at 412-979-

6061.

Thank You for the Support!

Thank you for supporting our hoagie sale. FYI

There will be another hoagie sale on 11/9/18.

Keep watching in the bulletin for order slips.

Again thanks for all your support on our fund

raisers. There will be more to follow.

Diocesan Number for Abuse: 1-888-808-1235

Around the Neighborhood

Flea Market - September 8th (8:00 am - 1:00 pm)

located at the VFW Post 7090, 1902 Sundeman St.

(Troy Hill). Sponsored by the VFW Post 7090 Auxil-

iary. Bake Sale, Snack Bar, Chinese Auction, 50/50,

and Pittsburgh Penguin ticket raffle! Interested in a

table? Contact Karen at 412-973-1380.

Matrimony: A calling to forgive! Retrouvaille offers

a welcoming and loving space to couples who have

been living with the misery of a failing marriage.

Retrouvaille offers hope: hope that it is not too late,

hope of a different and better marriage. Retrouvaille

helps couples to show each other mercy through the

opportunities it provides to listen, to forgive, to be rec-

onciled and to move into their futures believing that

God loves them and with His help and their efforts,

their marriages can be healed and restored. For confi-

dential information about or to register for the program

beginning with a weekend on September 7th con-

tact Retrouvaille at 412-277-3434. Visit http://

www.retrouvailleofpittsburghinc.org/

Northside Catholic School Bingo - Sunday Sept. 23

at St. Cyril of Alexandria Church in Axmacher Hall.

Doors open at 11:30 am, early birds begin at 1pm,

Bingo begins at 1:15 pm. 3 cards for $12; Specials

are $1; Jackpot sheet is $1. Full concessions. For

more info email [email protected] or call

Monica at 412-596-5486.

Northside Catholic Assumption Academy is in

need of basketball coaches for our boys and girls JV

and Varsity teams. The ideal candidates are those

that have an interest in basketball, have played them-

selves and are interested in teaching the boys the fun-

damentals of basketball, while having fun! Contact

Dave Octavi, our A.D.at [email protected]

or by phone at 412-335-1927.

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time September 1 & 2, 2018

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____ New Address or Phone

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A Family Perspective By Bud Ozar - In today’s

gospel Jesus warns “what comes from within can

defile” a person. Families need to worry about

“outside influences” but also about “inside influ-

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are learned at home. Habits of the Hearth are the

most powerful influences on a child. That’s the good

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St. Vincent de Paul Society - The gospel today

hits home closer than we may think. What traditions

do we blindly cling to? Perhaps it is enough for us

just to go to Mass on Sunday? Do we keep the let-

ter of the law and miss entirely the spirit of the law.

Interior righteousness means a heart turned to God.

Purity of heart is expressed in righteous living: self-

giving for the sake of others. As you give your gift

to the poor through the Society of St. Vincent de

Paul, in your heart you also will find the good

news of God’s love.

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