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ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH

JANUARY 3, 2021 | EPIPHANY OF THE LORD

GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SUNDAY 8:00 AM

SACRED HEART CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SATURDAY 8:00 AM

SUNDAY 11:00 AM

MADONNA DEL CASTELLO

CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SATURDAY VIGIL 4:00 PM

THURSDAY 8:00 AM

ST. COLMAN CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:


SUNDAY 5:30 PM

TUESDAY 8:00 AM

CONFESSION TIME:

SATURDAY 12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM

ST. JOHN FISHER CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:


WEDNESDAY 8:00 AM

ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE

CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SUNDAY 9:00 AM

FRIDAY 8:00 AM

ST. MAURICE CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SUNDAY 10:00 AM

MONDAY 7:00 PM

CONFESSION TIME:

MONDAY 7:30 - 8:00 PM

WORD OF GOD CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE:

SUNDAY 10:00 AM

MONDAY-FRIDAY LIVESTREAM MASS

9:00 AM

CONFESSION TIME:

SATURDAY 12:00 NOON - 1:00 PM

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STAFF AND CONTACTS

ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE

CHURCH

405 Westinghouse Avenue, Wilmerding, PA 15148�

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ST. JOHN FISHER

CHURCH

33 Lewin Lane, Churchill, PA 15235�

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ST. COLMAN CHURCH

100 Tri-Boro Avenue, Turtle Creek, PA 15145-1966�

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ST. MAURICE CHURCH

2001 Ardmore Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15221�

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WORD OF GOD

CHURCH

7446 McClure Avenue, Swissvale, PA 15218�

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STAFF

Father Frank D. Almade

Pastor

Father Martin F. Barkin

Senior Parochial Vicar

Father Jeremy J. Mohler

Parochial Vicar

[email protected]

Deacon Joseph M. Dougherty

Deacon Keith G. Kondrich

Deacon Herb Riley

Deacon Ron Demblowski

Pastoral Associate

[email protected]

412-241-1372

Kelly James

Director of Business Operations

[email protected]

412-351-6008

Cheryl Kirkland

Director of Religious Education

[email protected]

412-351-6710

Norman E. Chapman

CAGO, Director of Music

[email protected]

412-271-0809

Kelley Rodgers

Business Manager

[email protected]

412-271-0809

Safe Environment...It is the policy of

the Diocese that all volunteers must

complete the Safe Environment process

before beginning a ministry or activity in

any Parish. Please call 412-271-0809

for more information..

Diocese of Pittsburgh Crisis Hotline:

1-888-808-1235

Diocesan Victim Assistance

Coordinator: 412-456-3093 (Office)

PA Child Line: 1-800-932-0313

New Parishioners are most welcome!

Please call the parish office at 412-271-0809.

We will be happy to assist you!

MADONNA DEL

CASTELLO CHURCH

2021 South Braddock Avenue, Swissvale, PA 15218�

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GOOD SHEPHERD

CHURCH

Braddock Avenue at Frazier Street, Braddock, PA 15104�

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1600 Brinton Road, Braddock Hills, PA 15221-4902�

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January 3, 2021 | Epiphany of the Lord

If the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas

is “the season of giving,” the period after Christmas is

certainly “the season of gratitude.” I am grateful to all who

blessed St. Joseph the Worker Parish with their time, efforts

and presence. Let me mention a few in particular:

• Our musicians, led by Director of Music ministries

Norm Chapman. Thank you for your contributions

to the liturgies of Advent and Christmas. A special

shout-out to our technical directors who guided the

live-streaming of Masses from Word of God

Church. And blessings to the members of the Bell

Choir and Virtual Choir, who did programs of

Lessons and Carols for Christmas. Norm and his

helpers put in a ton of hours of work on the

computer, to make beautiful music available to us.

Thank you!

• All other liturgical ministers: the greeters, ushers,

lectors, Eucharistic ministers, sacristans. We could

not have our Masses without your help. Thank you!

• Our talented church decorators. We had fewer

people in church to see their lovely work, but that

did not detract from the care of their arrangement of

flowers and crèche scenes. Thank you!

• Our office staff, who handled the reservations

system to make sure we stayed under our state-

mandated “COVID number” in our churches. Their

gentle conversations with parishioners were most

kind. Thank you!

• The maintenance staff who sanitized the churches

before and after Masses, cleaned the churches and

helped the decorators. Thank you!

• My brother priests and deacons. I include helper

priests Fathers Norbert Campbell, Jim Garvey and

Jim Kunkel. Thank you!

• The faithful who braved cold and sleet and snow to

come and participate in Mass in person. Thank you!

• The faithful who did not make it to church but

contributed their prayers from home and their

donations. Thank you!

• The faithful who prayed with us from their homes

and apartments via live-streaming, locally and

around the country (who knows?). Thank you!

• Did I forget anyone? My bad. And my gratitude to

all who help make St. Joseph the Worker Parish one

of the best in the Diocese. Thank you!

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A couple of days ago I went back through my

Faithful Chronicles file. The first time I mentioned

“Coronavirus” was in the column of March 16, 2020, just

before we were forced to close churches. We reopened on

June 6, but with heavy restrictions, and remain under these

restrictions. As we have prayed for a “healthier new year”

two vaccines against the Coronavirus and COVID-19 have

cleared their clinical trials, been approved by the Food and

Drug Administration, and begun to make it to doctors,

nurses, aides, and other front-line health care workers. This

week the rollout continues in the many nursing homes and

skilled care facilities throughout Pennsylvania.

A few people have raised concerns, both about the

efficacy of the vaccines and the moral issues. Prominent

politicians and media celebrities have publicly taken the

vaccine, to witness to the value and safety of this

preventative measure. The U.S. Catholic bishops issued a

statement on the ethical concerns. It reads in part:

“In view of the gravity of the current pandemic and

the lack of availability of alternative vaccines, the reasons to

accept the new COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and

Moderna are sufficiently serious to justify their use, despite

their remote connection to morally compromised cell lines.

“Receiving one of the COVID-19 vaccines ought to

be understood as an act of charity toward the other members

of our community. In this way, being vaccinated safely

against COVID-19 should be considered an act of love of

our neighbor and part of our moral responsibility for the

common good.”

Obviously the decision to accept the vaccine is a

personal and individual one. If you have any medical

issues, please talk with your physician. I respect everyone’s

decision in this regard. But following upon people wiser

than me and their advice, I urge all parishioners to take the

vaccine and pray that soon we will conquer this pandemic. I

myself will take the vaccine as soon as it is available.

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With the end of the Christmas season next weekend,

the feast of the Baptism of the Lord, we turn our attention to

the new year. The week of prayer for unity among all

Christians is January 18-25. The sad anniversary of the

Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion is January 22.

Ash Wednesday is February 17. Palm Sunday is March 28.

Good Friday is April 2. Easter Sunday is April 4. The feast

of St. Joseph the Worker is Saturday, May 1. Pentecost

Sunday is May 23. A blessed, healthier and holy new year of

grace to one and all.

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Faithful Chronicles

By Father Frank D. Almade

Good Shepherd | Madonna del Castello | St. Colman | St. John Fisher | St. Jude the Apostle | St. Maurice | Word of God

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Sat. January 2

Vigil Mass

4:00 PM

Madonna del Castello

Church

†Donna Veyliotti Linda & Tony Probola

4:00 PM

St. John Fisher Church

1) †John & Violet Palatas

2) †Brian & Jimmy, brothers

1) Daughter, Janet Weisberg

2) Josie & Dan Oddo

5:30 PM

St. Colman Church

†James Ward Wife & Children

Sunday,

January 3

Epiphany of the Lord

8:00 AM

Good Shepherd Church

†Margaret & Stephen Banyas & Children Florence Szekely

9:00 AM

St. Jude the Apostle Church

†Lois Stackiewicz Terri & Bob Gomola

10:00 AM

St. Maurice Church

1) †The Steed Family

2) †John J. Sgroi III

1) Linda & Dave Steed

2) Wife, Kathy; daughters,

Bethany & Leslie

10:00 AM

Word of God Church

1) †Agnes Romano

2) †Maria Rosa Turla

1) Terry & Tim Ward

2) Joyce Viola

11:00 AM

Sacred Heart Church 1) †Memorial—Raymond Lee McLaughlin 1) McLaughlin Family

5:30 PM

St. Colman Church

†Michael Valentic, Betty Blair, Herk Noden &

extended Families

Anonymous

Mon. January 4

Saint Elizabeth Ann

Seton, Religious

9:00 AM

Word of God Church

Special Intention Karen Thomas

7:00 PM

St. Maurice Church

†Zaccari/Zentner Families Janet

Tues. January 5

Saint John Neumann,

Bishop

8:00 AM

St. Colman Church

†Michele Quigley Sr. Mary Ann Siedarczyk

9:00 AM

Word of God Church †James Conway Cavanaugh Family

Wed. January 6

Christmas Weekday

8:00 AM


1) †Elizabeth Yoxall

2) †Jennifer Cwynar

1) Dan & Josie Oddo

2) Sandi & Keith Stonebraker

9:00 AM

Word of God Church

†Dorothy & Frank Urick Children & Grandson

Thurs. January 7

Christmas Weekday

8:00 AM


Church

1) †Tilly & Izzo Sanrocca

2) †Nicolina Donofrio & Edward Prebehalla

1) Lisa Quinto

2) Angie Cheyne Bottles and

Linda Prebehalla

9:00 AM

Word of God Church

†Ann Pavlan Florence Poprocky & Family

Friday, January 8

Christmas Weekday

8:00 AM

St. Jude the Apostle Church †Richard Crouse Alice Kulikowski

9:00 AM

Word of God Church †Zeigler, Tanner & Kovach Families Kelly & Jerry Kovach

Sat. January 9

Christmas Weekday

8:00 AM

Sacred Heart Church

†Alice & John Salvadore Jay & Mary Ann

Sat, January 9

Vigil Mass �

4:00 PM


Church

†Susan Case Dan & Peg Horner

4:00 PM


†Theresa DiPalma Maxine Wilson

5:30 PM

St. Colman Church †All Living & Deceased Members of our Parish

Sunday,

January 10

Baptism of the Lord

8:00 AM

Good Shepherd Church

9:00 AM

St. Jude the Apostle Church †George F. Cheripka, Sr. Chris & George Cheripka

10:00 AM

St. Maurice Church

1) †Regis Wessell

2) †All Living & Deceased Members

of Conklin Family

1) St. Maurice School

Woodworking students

2) Britney and Rob

10:00 AM

Word of God Church

1) †Grace Cherry

2) †Homer McCartney

1) Genevie Diana

2) Kathy & Ryan McCartney

11:00 AM

Sacred Heart Church

†John R. Adams Maryann & Jim Malley

5:30 PM

St. Colman Church

1) †Pauline Currie

2) †Kathryn Means

1) Children & Grandchildren

2) Deacon Herb & Cheryl Riley

†All Living & Deceased Members of our Parish

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For the past two weeks our parish has published the

finance report for the seven parishes which comprised the “eight

great churches of the east.” In this column I’d like to offer some

history and comments on the bald numbers.

Some history. In 1969, when Bishop Vincent Leonard

became the ninth bishop of Pittsburgh, he decreed that all

parishes must issue an annual report of finances to their

parishioners, either by mail or in the weekly bulletin. This

decision was way ahead of its time. Sometime later the Diocese

of Pittsburgh also began issuing a report of its finances,

published in the Pittsburgh Catholic newspaper.

As a pastor I have always taken this decree seriously.

As the one ad says, “It’s your money!” I am the bishop-

appointed steward of all the resources of our parish (or former

parishes). Financial, buildings, staffing and (most importantly)

the care of souls. You give to your parish. You deserve to see

how your money is spent. I am fulfilling that responsibility by

publishing an accounting of our income, expenses, debt and

savings. But these numbers need some context. So…

Some comments. The financial report covers the one-

year period of July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020. This was when our

grouping comprised seven parishes: Good Shepherd, Braddock;

Madonna del Castello, Swissvale; St. Colman, Turtle Creek; St.

John Fisher, Churchill; St. Jude the Apostle, Wilmerding; St.

Maurice, Forest Hills; and Word of God, Swissvale. By decree

of the bishop, and after the long consultation period through the

diocesan planning process On Mission for the Church Alive,

these seven parishes were merged into one new parish, St. Joseph

the Worker, on July 1, 2020. So we report on seven parishes and

their finances.

We were blessed to have an operating “profit” (income

over expenses) of $611,113. However, I must point out that St.

Maurice received two tremendous bequests in the spring totaling

$609,864. These “once in a blue moon” bequests are most

appreciated. In one sense without these two bequests we would

have just broken even, income and expenses the same.

At the same time we did have over $1.1 million in our

checking account. This allowed us to get through the 13-week

shutdown at the beginning of the Coronavirus. In the Cares Act

of 2020 St. Maurice parish received a loan of $50,000 from the

Paycheck Protection Program of the federal government. (Over

the summer, five other parishes received another $121,000,

which will be reflected in next year’s report.) Technically these

are loans. All not-for-profits hope that the U.S. Congress

formally rules that these loans are forgiven very soon.

Not mentioned in this report is that three of the parishes

had longstanding debt totaling over $2.4 million to the diocese,

due to elementary schools which closed 15 or more years ago.

These schools were part of Word of God, St. Maurice and St.

Colman parishes. In December 2019 I made application for

forgiveness of these loans to Our Campaign for the Church

Alive, the diocesan Capital Campaign (2013-2019). Blessedly in

February we received word that the “old school debt” of these

three parishes were forgiven. This was incredible, to receive

such forgiveness. It was because of the generosity of the people

of the diocese through the Capital Campaign, that we were able

to receive this forgiveness.

Please note the relatively small amount of total

fundraising, $28,516, by all seven parishes. The shutdown hit us

(and all churches) very hard. We had to cancel the St. Maurice

and St. Jude festivals, as well as many other events. In a way,

this was offset by the PPP. Once the COVID is conquered, and

our churches and public places open up, we will have to begin

again our parish fundraising efforts.

You are probably tired of my mentioning this, but we

are still trying to sell three school buildings: Good Shepherd, St.

Colman and Word of God. I can only report that there are many

conversations going on behind the scenes; but no final decisions.

As soon as I can I will let you know about these potential sales.

Which leads to…

Looking forward. Because of a legal technicality in

the federal PPP loans, even after July 1 we continue to have

seven checking accounts. As soon as we are able, we will merge

all accounts into one. This will also enable us to set up online

charitable giving.

You will note that there is one debt from St. Maurice

parish still remaining. It was from building repairs many years

ago. The Finance Council and I unanimously agreed to pay off

the debt using our savings. I told the diocese of our decision in

November. As a result of this, the diocese gave us 20% off our

debt with its immediate repayment. This means as of this

moment, our new parish is debt free.

These two forgivenesses are truly unheard of in our

diocese, and I am immensely grateful for the kindnesses of

Bishop Zubik and general secretary Father DiNardo in

facilitating these.

Three things remain. A huge word of thanks to all

parishioners for their generosity to their parish. We truly could

not do it without you. Second, great gratitude to the members of

the St. Joseph the Worker Finance Council: Renae Brinza, Lois

Elder, Elaine Giles, Tony Hlavac, Gary Manns, Jeff McLaughlin

and Don Sanker. Finally, you are probably tired of hearing my

operating principle when it comes to money: “You cannot outdo

the generosity of God.” Be generous.

Faithful Chronicles

By Father Frank D. Almade

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700 Beulah Road Turtle Creek

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711 Penn Ave.Wilkinsburg, PA

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