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Steve Kisak deacon@ 608 Farragut Street Millvale, PA 15209 412-821-4424 Fax: 412-253-4732 E-mail: office@ Internet: Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 & 10:00 am Daily Mass: Monday,

1 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT - March 26, 2017 Holy Spirit Parish Roman Catholic Church A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust St. Nicholas Parish Roman Catholic Church Croatian Ethnic Heritage A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust Fr. James K. Mazurek Administrator Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@ 608 Farragut Street Millvale, PA Fax: office@ Internet: Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 & 10:00 am Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, & Friday: 8:00 am (No Mass Thursday or Saturday) Pastoral Assoc./CCD & Music: Pastoral Associate/DRE: Mrs. Elaine Magill pa@ Music Director: Mr. Terry Schiebel music@ Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 6:00 pm Sunday: 12:00, Noon Croatian Language Mass: 2nd Sun., ea. month, Noon Daily Mass: Wednesday only, 8:00 am In Residence: Fr. Daniel W. Whalen Cemeteries: Allan Jelacic Church Tours: Saturdays: 11 am, Noon, & 1 pm; Other: Holy Rosary Society: Sandy Koch, Fr. James K. Mazurek Administrator Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@ stnicholascroatian.org 24 Maryland Ave. Millvale, PA Fax: office@ stnicholascroatian.org Internet: stnicholascroatian.org Mission Statement: We the parishioners of Holy Spirit Parish are empowered by the presence of the Father, redeemed by the Son, and led by the Holy Spirit. Filled with the Spirit, we as Catholics, communally and individually, worship, minister, evangelize, catechize, and serve the needs of others. Like the disciples at Pentecost, we grow daily in the Holy Spirit. Mission Statement: St. Nicholas Parish is the oldest Croatian Catholic Church in the United States. Our ethnic heritage instills in us a deep abiding faith in Jesus Christ and love for His Blessed Mother. Our church s magnificent murals by Maxo Vanka continue to remind and inspire us to preserve our rich religious heritage. We are nourished and strengthened by the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, as we strive to share faith, hope, and love with all God s people. Parish & Sacramental Life Please contact the Parish Office concerning any sacraments. New members: Always welcome! Please contact the Parish Office, or website, or by church doors, for a registration form. Infant Baptism: Celebrated at HSP on first and third Sundays at 2:00 p.m.; or at HSP and SNP, on a date and time agreed upon with the Priest. A Baptismal Seminar is required. Adult Initiation: The Rite of Christian Initiation process sees to the needs of those who are inquiring about the faith of Catholics. At a convenient time, to be determined. Reconciliation: HSP: Saturdays from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; SNP: Saturdays after 6:00 p.m. Mass. Or, at any time by appointment with the priest in church, at home, office, or wherever. Marriage: Consultation with the Pastor at least six months in advance is required. An initial interview must be scheduled, at which time further information will be provided. Anointing of the Sick / Communion Calls: For any parishioner at anytime, as long as the priest is available. You are encouraged to see the priest after Mass, but visits to hospitals and homes also can be made. Please anticipate; call in advance if you know you are going into the hospital in the near future, for surgery, etc. Confirmation: For adults (over 18) who have not been confirmed. Diocesan Child Abuse Hotline:

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, March 25 4:00 p.m. HSP +Elmer Troian & Family (Sylvia Troian) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Stephen Zivic (Son, Steve) Sun., March 26 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.

Vivirito, Jr. (Pap & Gram) Wed., March 29 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. SNP +Tomic Family (Katherine Novacic) Thurs., March 30 No Mass Scheduled Friday, March 31 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. HSP +Louisa Hufnagel (Family) 4:00 p.

, April 2 FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 a.m.

HSP +Parishioners 12 Noon SNP +John & Manda Capan (Family) SANCTUARY CANDLES LIT THIS WEEK HSP Sanctuary: Special Intentions By: Parishioners SNP Sanctuary: Carrie Yagesh By: Helen Yagesh SNP Grotto:

On Holy Saturday, families bring decorated baskets of food, which will be eaten to mark the end of the penances of Lent and the celebration of the Resurrection.

Our parish communities are made up of people whose ancestors are from Poland, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Germany and Hungary just to name a few.

2 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, March 25 4:00 p.m. HSP +Elmer Troian & Family (Sylvia Troian) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Stephen Zivic (Son, Steve) Sun., March 26 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.m. HSP +Fred Interthal (Holy Spirit Ushers) 12 Noon SNP +Paul Ceh (Family) Mon., March 27 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. HSP +Kimberly Grego (Father, Fritz) Tues., March 28 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. HSP +Anthony P. Vivirito, Jr. (Pap & Gram) Wed., March 29 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. SNP +Tomic Family (Katherine Novacic) Thurs., March 30 No Mass Scheduled Friday, March 31 Lenten Weekday 8:00 a.m. HSP +Louisa Hufnagel (Family) 4:00 p.m. SNP Stations of the Cross 7:00 p.m. HSP Stations of the Cross Saturday, April 1 4:00 p.m. HSP +Elmer R. Voit (Family) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Carrie Yagesh (Helen Yagesh) Sun., April 2 FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT 8:00 a.m. HSP +George & Rose Marlovits (Helen Bartz) 10:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 12 Noon SNP +John & Manda Capan (Family) SANCTUARY CANDLES LIT THIS WEEK HSP Sanctuary: Special Intentions By: Parishioners SNP Sanctuary: Carrie Yagesh By: Helen Yagesh SNP Grotto: The Oslovcan Family By: Mike & Anita Sambol FR. JIM S CORNER There are many ethnic customs for the celebration of Easter. One of the most popular is the blessing of the Easter food. On Holy Saturday, families bring decorated baskets of food, which will be eaten to mark the end of the penances of Lent and the celebration of the Resurrection. The origin of the custom probably dates back to countries in Central and Eastern Europe. More and more parishes in our country are observing this tradition. Our parish communities are made up of people whose ancestors are from Poland, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Germany and Hungary just to name a few. Many folks want to honor their heritage and remember their ancestors by having their baskets blessed. More and more ethnic groups are being added to the list of groups who want to participate in this blessing rite rich in symbolism. We are providing two opportunities for blessing of Easter food on Holy Saturday: Noon at St. Nicholas and 1 pm at Holy Spirit. I thought that you might find it informative as to some of the foods that are brought for the blessing and the symbolic meaning of each: Butter, often in the shape of a lamb, to remind those celebrating of the goodness of life. A special bread which varies from each ethnic group which symbolizes Christ the bread of life. Either white or red horseradish as a reminder of the Passion of Christ. Egg either simply hardboiled or decorated, symbolizing the tomb and new life. Meats such as ham, bacon or kielbasa indicating generosity and God s favor. Salt as in salt of the earth. And yes, the occasional piece of Easter chocolate can also be found! Many families who observe this tradition generally do not partake of the blest food until after the Easter Vigil or for breakfast on Easter Morning. If you have never celebrated the tradition, why not give it a try? Maybe you will find a new tradition to celebrate as a family each Easter. God Bless Idi sa Bogom Fr. Jim

THIS WEEK AT HOLY SPIRIT PARISH BELL CHOIR practice is Monday at 7 pm. VOICE CHOIR practice is Tuesday at 7 pm. CHURCH CLEANING is Thursday at 8 am. STATIONS OF THE CROSS on Friday at 7 pm.

Collection-Catholic Campaign for Human Development 10 Easter Offering 25 Total for the week: $ 5,673 Votive Candles $ 239 Rental of Lyceum Kitchen 424 Rental of Lyceum 705 Funerals 150 General

Doors open at 11 am. Luncheon at 11:30 am. There will also be 50/50, raffle prizes and door prizes. Advance tickets are $15 (only 132 tickets)/no tickets at the door.

3 THIS WEEK AT HOLY SPIRIT PARISH BELL CHOIR practice is Monday at 7 pm. VOICE CHOIR practice is Tuesday at 7 pm. CHURCH CLEANING is Thursday at 8 am. STATIONS OF THE CROSS on Friday at 7 pm. HSP CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, March 19, 2017 Offertory $ 4,034 Parish Share 1,451 Debt Reduction 153 Dioc. Collection-Catholic Campaign for Human Development 10 Easter Offering 25 Total for the week: $ 5,673 Votive Candles $ 239 Rental of Lyceum Kitchen 424 Rental of Lyceum 705 Funerals 150 General Donations- Little Books 7 Grand Total for week: $ 7,197 Thank you for your generosity. DUTCH BINGO! Plan to come and enjoy an afternoon of fun on Sat., Apr. 22nd in the Holy Spirit Lyceum. Doors open at 11 am. Luncheon at 11:30 am. There will also be 50/50, raffle prizes and door prizes. Advance tickets are $15 (only 132 tickets)/no tickets at the door. Call Mary Miller at (412) This event is sponsored by Holy Spirit Christian Mothers and Women s Guild. THE FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE would like to say a big thank you for another successful pasta dinner. We were able to raise over $900! The 50/50 prize was claimed. Thank you to all who attended, to those who helped set up and work the event, and thanks to the Christian Mothers for providing food (and cooking it!) and John Lombardozzi for making the sauce. THE COMMUNAL PENANCE SERVICE will take place on Tues. Apr. 11th, at 7 pm at Holy Spirit Church. Several priests will be available. There will be no confessions during the Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, & Holy Saturday). Please pray for the deceased of our parishes. Luke D. Kress Margaret Kaczynski Warren A. Kinnen May they rest in peace. April 11 April 13 April 14 April 16 April 22 April 22 May 12 May 14 April 29 June 1 - UPCOMING EVENTS - Communal Penance Service Seven Church Walk Good Friday Fish Fry Lyceum Easter Sunday HSP CM&WG Dutch Bingo & Luncheon SNP HRS Spring Bingo & Luncheon SNP Flea Market Ushers Mother s Day Breakfast First Holy Communion HSP Eucharistic Day FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT CHILDREN OF THE LIGHT The future king, David, in today's first reading, is an example of a type of character present throughout the Hebrew scriptures. The spirit of God's anointing rushes upon him. In this way, he is similar to the man born blind from today's Gospel. David's family and the blind man's community did not expect the miraculous grace of God's love to work through them. Perhaps they, too, were "blinded" by the expectations and assumptions of those around them. Yet, after being touched by God, they both came to "see" the presence of God's will for them. Both became messengers of God's will. That same Spirit of God's anointing rushed upon us at our baptism; we were given a candle as a sign of our membership in the Body of Christ, the Light from Light. Our vocation, then, is to fulfill that enlightenment, that anointing, as Ephesians tells us, by living as "children of the light." Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co., Inc. WASHING OF THE FEET To help make the celebration of the Mass of the Lord s Supper more meaningful, we still need volunteers to have their feet washed. It is simple, painless, and a beautiful way to bring alive the servant nature of Jesus and of each of us as Christians. The liturgy is on Holy Thursday, April 13 th at 7:00 pm at Holy Spirit. There will be twelve ribbons on various pews in the center aisle. Volunteers should sit at the end of pew designated. You remove one shoe and sock, have Father rise and dry your foot, put your shoe and sock back on and that s it. Volunteers should call the parish office to register. Thank you!

ST. NICHOLAS PARISH CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, March 19th, 2017: Offertory: $2,247; PSP/Generations: $1,657; Improvement Fund: $109; Flower Fund: $75; Christmas: $100; Rental Income Convent: $150;

THE FIRST SNP FLEA MARKET of the year will take place on Friday, May 12th, from 5:00 to 8:30 pm. Preparations take place on Fridays.

HRS MEETING The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, April 2nd, at 10:00 am in the Church Hall.

For more information, call Sandy at 412-486-5983. LOTTERY TICKETS FOR MAY Additional sellers are needed.

Recipients are entered in Parish book of prayer and remembered at all Masses. Call Jan at (412) 821-4106. MAXO VANKA MURAL DVDs An unusual, informative and treasured gift.

4 ST. NICHOLAS PARISH CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, March 19th, 2017: Offertory: $2,247; PSP/Generations: $1,657; Improvement Fund: $109; Flower Fund: $75; Christmas: $100; Rental Income Convent: $150; Campaign for Human Development: $15; Priest Residence Fee: $600; Bingo Fundraiser: $742. Puno vam hvala i Bog vas blagoslovio! THE FIRST SNP FLEA MARKET of the year will take place on Friday, May 12th, from 5:00 to 8:30 pm. Preparations take place on Fridays. To help, come on Friday evenings and give whatever time you can the doors will open at 5 pm. All flea market donations are welcome and drop-off is the stairwell in the back of the school building. HRS MEETING The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, April 2nd, at 10:00 am in the Church Hall. Topics of discussion include the Seven Church Walk and finalizing plans for the Spring Luncheon and Bingo. Meet as a group to pray Rosary at 11:30 and celebrate Mass at 12 noon. For more information, call Sandy at LOTTERY TICKETS FOR MAY Additional sellers are needed. If you want to buy tickets or are interested in selling tickets please contact Jan at GIFT IDEA: PRAYER CARDS Great for birthday, get well, or memorial. Just $25 donation. Recipients are entered in Parish book of prayer and remembered at all Masses. Call Jan at (412) MAXO VANKA MURAL DVDs An unusual, informative and treasured gift. DVDs are on sale after Masses. Only $20 each. ($4.95 each to mail). Help to make known the beauty, heritage and history of St. Nicholas church. HELLO SPRING!!! Let s celebrate by getting together for the Holy Rosary Society ANNUAL SPRING BINGO and LUNCHEON. Please join us Sat., April 22nd, from 12 noon to 3:00 pm in the Church Hall. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased by calling Sandy Koch at Don t miss out on this fun afternoon. Look forward to seeing you there! Please remember SNP or HSP in your Will. Remember them in your prayers... HSP: Anonymous, Alma Anzelone, Florence Atkinson, Robert Bajus, Bob Bedel, Helen Crouse, William Dietrich, Florence Dubis, Jean Duss, Erika Gray, Joan Hanselman, Betty Hertweck, Susan Huerbin, Tom Hollinger, Thomas Kane, Linda Kennedy, Justin Kist, Regina Kowalski, Charles Kress, Florenz Kress, Jr., Florenz Kress III, Kathryn C. Kress, Lisa Kunkle, Carlee Majernik, Audrey McIntyre, Dorothy Mehrlich, Pat Miksic, Fr. Jack Nanz, Lois Nedimyer, Barbara Oswald, Annalena Pearsons, Gerry Piskurich, Lynn Richter, Dee Russell, Betty Scheuring, Jeffery Scheuring, Terry Schiebel, Loretta Sciulli, Diane Schmidt, Dorothy Schreiber, Natalie Sichler, Lois Sippel, Elaine Staniszewski, Amy Steinmetz, Henry & Gertrude Szymanski, Joanne Victoria, Carla Wasielewski, Barbara Wassell, Ralph Wesolek, Fr. Dan Whalen, Mary Zellmer, Mildred Zellmer, Mary Ann Zmuda. SNP: Anonymous, Mary Crnkovich, Anna Fabina, Fr. Mirko Hladni, Coleman & Ann Horvath, Carol Kristoff, George Kusevich, Mary Matkovic, Mary Petrich, Mary Poslusney, Danica Pupich, Nikola Radmanovic, Terry Schiebel, Anna Smokovich, Edward Stankovic, Helen Tolley, Margaret Vogrin, Louise Vybiral, Fr. Dan Whalen, Ryan Woodrow. LEARN ABOUT MARRIAGE ANNULMENTS Divorced Catholics and everyone else who may be interested in learning about the annulment process are welcome to attend a workshop with Jay Conzemius, JCL, judge and moderator of the Diocesan Tribunal. Free and no reservations required but please AnnulmentsIntake@diopitt.org or call if you plan to attend. The presentations will be held at 7:00 pm at: Saint Paul Cathedral (Oakland) on March 28; and Saint Bernadette (Monroeville) on April 5. All are welcome. ANOTHER PARISH SHARE MOMENT The Parish Share Program provides necessary annual operating support for service agencies, pastoral ministries, and education programs throughout the Diocese of Pittsburgh. The Parish Share Program supports the charitable works of our Church, as well as our community outreach, and our communications to the media, the Catholic community, and to all of our neighbors. Please consider a pledge or gift today so that God s mercy may be shared to others in the community through your generosity.

JESUS HEALED THE BLIND MAN in today s Gospel. On Mission for The Church Alive! calls us to see in a new way what it means to be in relationship with each other as the Church.

It won t be easy, so let s pray this week that Jesus will heal and strengthen us for the changes that lie ahead. Learn more at OnMissionChurchAlive.org.

5 JESUS HEALED THE BLIND MAN in today s Gospel. On Mission for The Church Alive! calls us to see in a new way what it means to be in relationship with each other as the Church. We are called to expand those relationships beyond what we have known and been comfortable with in our own parishes. It won t be easy, so let s pray this week that Jesus will heal and strengthen us for the changes that lie ahead. Learn more at OnMissionChurchAlive.org. 4TH ANNUAL COCKTAILS AND CONSERVATION fundraising event, sponsored the Society to Preserve the Millvale Murals of Maxo Vanka will take place on Fri., Apr. 28th. This year s theme is 1937 and celebrates the beginning of Vanka s work in the church. Tickets and information are available at or by calling If you would like to donate a unique vintage item (circa 1937) for the event s Silent and Chance Auctions, please visit events@vankamurals.org or contact SPMMMV at SEVEN CHURCH WALK The Holy Rosary Society of St. Nicholas Church will again be sponsoring the Seven Church Walk on Holy Thursday, April 13 th. Please join us for this devotional practice of visiting neighboring churches. We will leave from Holy Spirit Church this year following the 7:00 pm Mass. Please pre-register for a seat on the bus. Cost of the trip is $5 per person to cover the bus. Pay as you get on the bus. Sign-up sheets are at the entrances of both churches. Space is limited. Return back to HSP around 11:30 pm. CALLING SINGLES Join hundreds of Catholics of all ages at the National Catholic Singles Conference, May 19th-21st, held at the DoubleTree Green Tree Hotel. The weekend includes talks by dynamic speakers, music, social events, prayer, food, fellowship and more! Space is limited so register now! For more info and to register, visit To receive a special discount, use the promo code NCSCPA. If you can t find your questions answered on the website, please call x4. CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE St. Aloysius, 3610 Mt. Troy Road (Reserve Twp.) will host a Rummage Sale on Sat., April 1st from 8 to 2 pm and on Sunday, April 2nd, 12:30 to 3:30 pm. Check out 18 rooms of treasures, including collectibles, furniture, clothing, kitchen items, books, toys, lamps, small electronics and more! Hot food and bakery available in the cafeteria. A RACHEL S VINEYARD weekend retreat for postabortion healing is May 5-7 at Tabor House in Millvale. For more information, Toni Jester or toniafj1@comcast.net or call her at ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK Our advertisers make this bulletin possible. Think of them first for your needs and services. To advertise, call MURRAY S SERVICE COMMUNITY NEWS HOLY THURSDAY SEVEN CHURCH WALK Churches we will visit are St. Joseph, St. Malachy, Holy Trinity, St. Philip, Assumption, St. Peter, and Epiphany Parish. For more information, call Sandy Koch at SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION begins on April 1st for FREE and UNIQUE summer camps for ages 5-13 that will be offered throughout the summer at the Millvale Community Library. The events include: Environmental Camp, Makeshop Camp, Pottery Camp, Fiber and Fashion Camp, Millvale Maker Bootcamp, and Community Garden Camp. Visit millvalelibrary.org for more information and registration. Questions can be directed to petersn@einetwork.net. AQUINAS ACADEMY (in Gibsonia) presents Matthew Leonard, an internationally known speaker, author, podcaster, filmmaker, and Vice President of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology. He will speak on No Regrets: The Art of Living as a Catholic. Event will take place on Wed., April 5th, from 7:00-8:15 pm. Lecture is free and open to the public. For more information, visit or call THIRTEEN TUESDAY NOVENA The Annual Thirteen Tuesday Novena in honor of St. Anthony of Padua, held at St. Anthony's Chapel, began Tuesday, March 14th and will continue through June 6th. Mass and Novena are held at 8:30 a.m. Novena and Benediction are held at 7:30 p.m. This Novena has helped many in their time of need. The Chapel is located at 1704 Harpster Street Pittsburgh, PA

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Holy Spirit Parish. St. Nicholas Parish

Holy Spirit Parish. St. Nicholas Parish SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT - March 12, 2017 Holy Spirit Parish Roman Catholic Church A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust St. Nicholas Parish Roman Catholic Church Croatian Ethnic Heritage A Pennsylvania Charitable