Holy Spirit ~ St. Nicholas Parishes

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1 Holy Spirit ~ St. Nicholas Parishes March 25, 2018 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord St. Nicholas Parish (SNP) A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 24 Maryland Ave. Millvale, PA Fr. James K. Mazurek Administrator pastor@holyspiritmillvale.org Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 6:00 pm Sunday: 12:00 Noon Daily Mass: Wednesday only, 8:00 am Holy Days: See Bulletin Reconciliation: Saturdays following 6:00 pm Mass Holy Spirit Parish (HSP) A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 608 Farragut Street Millvale, PA Fax: office@holyspiritmillvale.org Fr. James K. Mazurek Administrator pastor@ holyspiritmillvale.org Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@holyspiritmillvale.org Business Manager: Pamela Ebner Simard businessmanager@ holyspiritmillvale.org Internet: holyspiritmillvale.org Sunday Mass Schedule: Saturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 8:00 & 10:00 am Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, & Friday: 8:00 am Holy Hour after every First Friday 8 am Mass Holy Days: See Bulletin Reconciliation: Saturdays 11:00-11:30 am Pastoral Assoc./CCD & Music: Pastoral Associate/DRE: Mrs. Elaine Magill pa@holyspiritmillvale.org Music Director: Mr. Terry Schiebel music@ holyspiritmillvale.org Deacon: Mr. Steve Kisak deacon@ stnicholascroatian.org office@ stnicholascroatian.org Internet: stnicholascroatian.org Cemeteries: Catholic Parish Cemeteries Assoc. CPCA: Vanka Mural Tours: Saturdays: 11 am & 12:30 pm Other: Holy Rosary Society: Sandy Koch, PARISH & SACRAMENTAL LIFE Please contact the Parish Office concerning the sacraments. BAPTISM: Infant Baptism is held on the first and third Sundays of the month at 2 pm. Prior registration is necessary. A formation session for parents is also required. RECONCILIATION: The Sacrament of Penance is offered on Saturdays at 11 am at HSP and on Saturdays following the 6 pm Mass at SNP. Other times are available by appointment. FIRST COMMUNION: First Holy Communion is usually celebrated in the Spring. Children candidates are expected to be enrolled in the parish CCD program. CONFIRMATION: Children preparing for confirmation are expected to be enrolled in the parish CCD program. Any adult (over 18) should contact the CCD Office for their formation preparation. MARRIAGE: Potential couples wishing to be married in our Catholic Church must contact the priest at least six months before the desired date. No date can be guaranteed until the couple has met with one of the parish priests. ANOINTING OF THE SICK: The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick can be administered by a priest at anytime as long as the priest is available. Two Communal Anointing of the Sick Masses are offered during the year in the fall and in the spring. RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is open to any adult interested in becoming a Roman Catholic Christian through a program of formation and prayer. Call the CCD office for more information.

2 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, Mar. 24 4:00 p.m. HSP +Esther Mehler (Son) 6:00 p.m. SNP +Ann & Mirko Stankovic (Family) Sun., Mar. 25 PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.m. HSP +Raymond Chandonnet (Simard Family) 12 Noon SNP +Walter J. Ehrman (Family) Mon., Mar. 26 Monday of Holy Week 8:00 a.m. HSP +Dorothy Pawlak (Stanley Pawlak & Family) Tues., Mar. 27 Tuesday of Holy Week 8:00 a.m. HSP +Paul Mihlfried (Family) Wed., Mar. 28 Wednesday of Holy Week 8:00 a.m. SNP +Irene & Jim Petrich (Family) Thurs., Mar. 29 Holy Thursday 7:00 p.m. HSP Mass of the Lord s Supper Friday, Mar. 30 Friday of the Passion of the Lord 1:00 p.m. SNP Good Friday of the Lord s Passion 7:30 p.m. HSP Tenebrae Service Saturday, Mar. 31 EASTER VIGIL MASS 8:30 p.m. HSP +Parishioners Sun., Apr. 1 EASTER SUNDAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD 8:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 10:00 a.m. HSP +Parishioners 12 Noon SNP +Fr. Romildo Hrboka, Parishioners SANCTUARY CANDLES LIT THIS WEEK HSP Sanctuary: Parishioners SNP Sanctuary: Langenfeld & Madva Families By: Donald Langenfeld SNP Grotto: Ceh & Vidina Families By: Family FR. JIM S CORNER We have heard the passion of the Lord. We will do well to pose just a single question: Who am I? Who am I before my Lord? Who am I before Jesus who enters into Jerusalem? Am I capable of expressing my joy, of praising Him? Or do I distance myself from Him? Pope Francis Homily on Palm Sunday On Palm Sunday we experience the wonder of palm branches waving in the air and within a matter of days the cries of Crucify Him! Crucify Him! Indeed we enter Holy Week with mixed emotions. This week of reflection should be preparing us for the Triduum. Who am I? It is a good question as we list various people in the shadows of the gospel of the Passion. Who am I? an average person in the crowd, a Pharisee, Judas, one of the disciples, Mary, Pilate, a soldier, a woman who accompanied Mary and the list goes on. Many people watched some silently, some not. Some came forward like Simon to help Jesus with the cross while others just blended into the crowd. Who am I? Am I going to be a person who makes the effort to make this Holy Week a spiritual and reflective time for myself by attending the Masses and Services? Am I going to take advantage of the opportunities offered by our neighboring parishes and within our community? Am I going to make sure that I make time for prayer with my family this week? You know, some people hide from the pain of the Passion and want do go right to the Resurrection. We have the Tenebrae Service on Good Friday evening. It is a powerful ceremony and I always like to say to people if you are looking for a feel-good kind of service, this is not it! Holy Week should lead us to look at all the pieces, day by day, of Jesus experiences and reflect on each and every one. From the high of Palm Sunday, to the lowest point at Jesus death, and finally to the amazement of the Resurrection each day carried with it a unique opportunity to reflect on the role I play in these events. Retelling and remembering these events doesn t mean just telling the story of Jesus, but also bringing it to my current life. How do I prepare for the Resurrection? Is my focus solely on planning meals, dying eggs, baking cookies and watching TV? Like Christmas, we can sometimes focus so much on the actions and preparations that we forget the meaning of the celebration. How can I bring prayer and worship into the actions of preparing for Easter? Who am I? May we spend each day of this week called holy in reflection and prayer of the day ahead. It would be great if each of us could attend all three days of the services during the Triduum. If that is not possible, I challenge each of you to pick just one the Mass of the Lord s Supper on Holy Thursday, the Liturgy of the Passion on Good Friday or the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday evening. It will be well worth your time! God Bless. Idi sa Bogom Fr. Jim

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. Fish Fry is Friday see ad for hours/prices. See Mass Schedule for Triduum Services. Blessing of Food Baskets is Saturday at 1:00 pm. HSP CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, March 18, 2018 Due to an early bulletin deadline, the collections for last weekend will appear in next week s bulletin. Thank you for your generosity! HOLIDAY OFFICE CLOSING The parish office will be closed on Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Monday. It will re-open on Tuesday, April 3rd. COMMUNAL PENANCE SERVICE The service will take place this Tuesday, March 27th, at 7:00 PM at Holy Spirit Church. Four priests will be on hand for individual confessions. This will be the last opportunity for confession before Easter Sunday as there will be no confessions during the Easter Triduum LOTTERY CALENDARS Based on the PA evening 3-digit number. Available in the parish office on weekdays (8 am-4 pm). The cost is $20. Numbers are effective from date of purchase. HSP SANCTUARY CANDLE INTENTIONS Sanctuary candles are lit for seven days for $25 and are a beautiful way to remember your loved ones. There are still weeks available for Contact Lynda at the parish office on Mondays or Tuesdays to make your request. CRS RICE BOWLS Don t forget to turn in your Lenten Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl donations. There are baskets in the sanctuary area of both churches where the rice bowls can be placed. This is a special way of responding to global issues of hunger, migration and poverty. Thank you for your contribution. Please pray for the deceased of our parishes. Richard W. Evans Dennis J. Zeidler May they rest in peace. Mar 27 Mar 29 Mar 30 Mar 30 Mar 31 Apr 1 Apr 14 Apr 21 May 5 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Communal Penance Service Holy Thursday Seven-Church Walk Good Friday Fish Fry Tenebrae Service Blessing of Food Baskets at SNP & HSP Easter Sunday HSP CM & WG Spring Bingo SNP Luncheon/Bingo HSP Family Pasta Dinner CHURCH DECORATING Easter decorating at Holy Spirit Parish will take place next Saturday, March 31st, at 8:30 AM. Volunteers are welcome to participate in preparing the church for the celebration of Christ s Resurrection. DIOCESAN WIDE EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Between April 27 th and October 14 th, every parish in the diocese will be holding a period of Eucharistic Adoration in preparation for the implementation of On Mission for the Church Alive! During that period there will be a period of Eucharistic Adoration each day at a parish in the diocese. Since we already have scheduled our Eucharistic Celebrations for both parishes, we have submitted those dates. Holy Spirit will be Pentecost Sunday, May 20 th beginning with 10 am Mass, followed by exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction until 12:30 pm. The parish dinner will be held at 1 pm. St. Nicholas will celebrate on Sunday, Sept 30 th beginning with the living Rosary at 11:30 am; Mass at Nooon, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction until 2:00 pm. A catered luncheon will follow. TAKE SPECIAL NOTE On Holy Saturday, March 31 st there will be no 4 pm Mass at Holy Spirit or 6 pm Mass at St. Nicholas. There is only one Mass permitted for the Easter Vigil and that will be at 8:30 pm at Holy Spirit Church where two adults will be received into full communion in the Church. VISIT JESUS IN THE TOMB AT HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH The statue is on display in the cove of the St. Anthony Altar each Friday during Lent as well as on Good Friday and Holy Saturday.

4 ST. NICHOLAS PARISH CONTRIBUTIONS: Sunday, 3/18/2018: Due to an early bulletin deadline, the collections for last weekend will appear in the next bulletin. Puno vam hvala i Bog vas blagoslovio! GOOD FRIDAY OF THE LORD S PASSION Takes place at St. Nicholas Church on Friday, March 30th, at 1:00 PM. BLESSING OF FOOD BASKETS Saturday, March 31st, Noon at SNP. HOLY THURSDAY SEVEN CHURCH WALK The St. Nicholas Holy Rosary Society will sponsor the annual Seven Church Walk on Holy Thursday evening, March 29 th. The bus will leave from Holy Spirit Church parking lot following the 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord s Supper. Return to Holy Spirit around 11 PM. Cost for the bus is $5.00 per person and can be paid when boarding the bus. Please pre-register by using the sign-up sheets at the main entrances of both churches. The following churches will be visited: St. Stanislaus, St. Patrick, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St. Peter s (North Side), St. Mary of Mercy (the Point), Epiphany and St. Benedict the Moor. This is a nice combined outing, fun and faith-filled, for SNP and HSP parishioners and friends. Please join us. For more information call Sandy at GOOD FRIDAY MILLVALE COMMUNITY STATIONS The annual procession on Good Friday starts in front of St. Nicholas Church at 11 am on Good Friday, March 30 th and concludes at Mt. Alvernia. A wooden cross is carried by people throughout Millvale with stops at various churches along the way. The event concludes around noon at Mt. Alvernia with some final prayers. All are welcome. You can join the walk at any time or at any place during the procession. SAVE THE DATE HRS ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON & BINGO This event, sponsored by SNP Holy Rosary Society, is set for Sat., April 21 st from Noon to 3:00 PM in the Church Hall. Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased by calling Sandy at , or Debbie at Let s celebrate Spring together and have some fun. Hope to see you there! SNP MAY LOTTERY TICKETS Lottery tickets for the month of May are now on sale both before and after Masses or call Jan Kopec at They make great gifts such as Easter Basket stuffers, gifts for birthdays, graduations, etc. Thank you for your support of this fundraiser. Remember them in your prayers HOLY SPIRIT PARISH Anonymous, Alma Anzelone, Florence Atkinson, Robert Bajus, Vince Cinski, Helen Crouse, William Dietrich, Florence Dubis, Violet Dugan, Jean Duss, Erika Gray, Joan Hanselman, Bertha Hartung, Betty Hertweck, Tracie Hillard, Susan Huerbin, Tom Hollinger, Frank Iozzo, Thomas Kane, Linda Kennedy, Ann Kisak, 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, Rose Marie Morgan, Fr. Jack Nanz, Lois Nedimyer, Thomas Nedimyer, Barbara Oswald, Annalena Pearsons, Gerry Piskurich, Lynn Richter, Dee Russell, Jeffery Scheuring, Terry Schiebel, Loretta Sciulli, Diane Schmidt, Dorothy Schreiber, Lois Sippel, Elaine Staniszewski, Amy Steinmetz, Henry & Gertrude Szymanski, Vi Tourville, Joanne Victoria, Carla Wasielewski, Barbara Wassell, Ralph Wesolek, Mary Zellmer, Mary Ann Zmuda. ST. NICHOLAS PARISH Anonymous, Kathy Barkovich, Mae Capan, Dorothy Chutko, Anna Fabina, Coleman & Ann Horvath, Ann Kisak, Carol Kristoff, George Kusevich, Mary Matkovic, Mary Petrich, Mary Poslusney, Danica Pupich, Nikola Radmanovic, Joanna Raida, Robert Rocky Rothmeyer, Terry Schiebel, Marshall Simonic, Anna Smokovich, Edward Stankovic, Helen Tolley, Margaret Vogrin, Ryan Woodrow. Holy Spirit, inspire us. St. Nicholas, pray for us. NEW MEMBERS: HSP & SNP PARISHES New members are always welcome. Registration forms are available from the Parish Office and are also located at the church entrances and on our website. Diocesan Child Abuse Hotline:

5 HOLY SPIRIT FISH FRY Dave Long is preparing Icelandic Cod for you! Holy Spirit Lyceum North Avenue Good Friday, March 30th TAKE OUT: 7:00 AM-6:30 PM EAT IN: 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM CALL: MENU: 1. Adult Fish Dinner $11.00 Includes: Mac-N-Cheese or French Fries, Stewed Tomatoes, Cole Slaw, Roll, Dessert, Drink 2. Shrimp Dinner $ Fish Sandwich $ Children s Dinner $ Side Dishes $1.00 Each French Fries, Mac-N-Cheese, Mushrooms, Cole Slaw, Stewed Tomatoes LITTLE WHITE BOOKS FOR EASTER? As you are aware, many people look forward to the Little Blue Books for Advent and the Little Black Books for Lent. How many people comment on the fact that they learn new things every day by reading the daily reflections. There actually is another one called the Little White Book for Easter. We have not had them here before but we have purchased a limited supply to see how they are received. They begin on Easter Monday and run through Pentecost Sunday. Once again, your $1.00 per book covers our costs PARISH SHARE HSP Goal: $67,068 Received to Date: $6,725 SNP Goal: $27,023 Received to Date: $8,546 HSP GOOD FRIDAY FISH FRY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteers are needed to help serve and clean up at the Holy Spirit Good Friday Fish Fry on March 30th. Please call Dave Long at (412) if you can lend a hand. DONATION OF DESSERTS FOR THE FISH FRY are also requested. If you have any questions, call Dave Long at the number above. HOLY LAND COLLECTION Every year on Good Friday, a collection is taken up in Catholic Churches to support the work of the Franciscans working in the Holy Land. Christians there rely heavily on the help that comes to them during this special day in the Church and our life of faith. The Franciscans of the Custody of the Holy Land have the unique responsibility of caring for the Holy Places as well as caring for the Christians living in the Holy Land. It is vital that we care for the Christians living in the Holy Land in order to maintain a Christian presence there. Please be generous with your Good Friday contribution. BLESSING OF EASTER FOOD Many people whose ancestral roots are from central and eastern Europe know the custom of the blessing of Easter Food. For those who are not familiar with this popular custom, I thought I would provide some history and an explanation of its origin. It occurs on Holy Saturday when 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 custom is spreading as more and more families of all ethnic groups want to participate in this blessing rite. So what can be found in the basket? Usually things like butter, often in the shape of a lamb, symbolizing the goodness of life; red or white horseradish as a reminder of the Passion of Christ; eggs hard boiled or dyed symbolizing the tomb and new life; meats such as ham, bacon or kielbasa symbolizing God s favor and yes, you can also find an occasional piece of Easter chocolate. We will be having two opportunities for the blessing of Easter Food on Holy Saturday: at Noon at St. Nicholas and 1 pm at Holy Spirit. If you have never celebrated this tradition, give it a try. Maybe you will find a new tradition to celebrate with your family on Easter Morning!

6 WHEN MAKING FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS The death of a loved one is a most sacred and sensitive time for family, friends and relatives. When a family member passes away, the designated person contacts the Funeral Director directly to arrange the details of the funeral. The Funeral Director will make all the arrangements with Holy Spirit or St. Nicholas Churches for the Funeral Mass after consultation with the family. Once the Funeral Director schedules the Funeral Mass, members of the family will be given a Liturgy Planning Sheet where they will have the opportunity to select the scripture readings, musical selections, readers (if they wish), individuals to bring up the offertory gifts and options like the family putting on the funeral pall. That planning sheet should be submitted to the parish office at least the evening before the funeral. Please note: if the family would like to share words of remembrance (eulogy) about the deceased they are encouraged to do so either at the funeral home, the gravesite or the luncheon. However, Holy Spirit/St. Nicholas will no longer permit words of remembrance/ eulogies in the church at any time. PLEASE NOTE Perhaps the directives as they pertain to Funeral Masses needs to re-stated. Funeral Masses may be celebrated on all days EXCEPT Solemnities which include holy days (Christmas Day, New Year s Day, All Saints Day, Immaculate Conception, Ascension, Assumption). Funeral Masses are also NOT permitted on Sundays, Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Funerals will normally be scheduled for 10:00 am (9:30 am on Saturdays) unless special circumstances dictate. For instance, a second funeral on the same day will be scheduled at a time approved by the priest. The Funeral Home is responsible for notifying the parish office that a funeral is requested at a given parish and after consultation with the priest, the funeral can be scheduled. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK Our advertisers make this bulletin possible. Think of them first for your needs and services. To advertise, call NOVA CAFÉ MILLVALE

7 Around the Diocese and Community CANDLELIGHT MASS Join your friends and neighbors for a monthly Candlelight Mass at Saint Stanislaus Church in the Strip District. The next Mass will be on Friday, April 6th at 8:00 pm. Confessions available at 7:00 pm. Music by Miriella & Friends at 7:30 pm. Fr. Mike Ackerman is celebrant. Fellowship afterward at the Harp & Fiddle. If you can t make it this month, join us every First Friday at 8:00 pm. For more information, visit facebook.com/beholdpittsburgh. ARE YOU CALLED TO SERVE? The Diocese of Pittsburgh is initiating the nomination and application process for admitting a new class of interested and qualified men from diocesan parishes into the Deacon Formation Program. Prospective applicants should be between 30 and 59 years old, in full communion with the Church, active in their faith, and hold at least a bachelor s degree. They should consult their pastor about submitting a nomination on their behalf. The deadline for nominations is May 15, Applications without a pastor s nomination will not be considered. Questions may be directed to deacons@diopitt.org or For more information: THIRTEEN TUESDAY ST. ANTHONY NOVENA Novenas to St. Anthony of Padua will be prayed on thirteen consecutive Tuesdays leading up to St. Anthony s Feast Day in June. The novenas, at St. Anthony Chapel in Pittsburgh s Troy Hill neighborhood, started on March 20th and will continue every Tuesday until June 12th. Mass and novena is 8:30 AM with novena and Benediction at 7:30 PM. All are welcome to join in this popular devotion. CALLED BY NAME WITH XLT We're all called to holiness, but what does that mean? How does God invite us to holiness through His perfect plan for our lives? High school men and women: don t miss Called by Name with XLT, on Sunday, April 15th, from 4:00 pm 8:30 pm at Saints John and Paul Church. Come to explore our universal call to holiness through an epic night of Mass, adoration, incredible talks, praise and worship, and dinner. This event features Mark Hart of Lifeteen; Father Rick Martignetti, OFM; Katrina Buchko; and Bishop David A. Zubik. No cost. To register, visit by April 6. PADRE PIO S RELICS AT ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL On Wednesday, April 4 and Thursday, April 5, a number of relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio) will be at Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland for veneration by the faithful. The relics will be on display beginning with the 12:05 PM Mass celebrated by Bishop Zubik on April 4 and will conclude that day at 8:00 PM. The time of veneration will continue on April 5 at 9:00 AM and will conclude that day at 8:00 PM. Saint Pio was a Capuchin Franciscan priest in Italy who received the stigmata, the wounds of Christ, and devoted himself to healing in the name of Jesus. The Saint Pio Foundation, which is sponsoring this spiritual opportunity, will have an area where the faithful can purchase books and devotional items related to Saint Pio. Please consider visiting the cathedral as we commemorate the 50 th anniversary of Saint Pio s death. EASTER BLESSING OF FAMILIES On Easter Sunday, April 1st, Bishop David Zubik together with his brothers Auxiliary Bishop William Waltersheid and Retired Auxiliary Bishop William Winter will welcome families of the Diocese of Pittsburgh to the Annual Blessing of Families at Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland at 2:00 pm. All are welcome to the Cathedral to receive this special Blessing imparted by our bishops as they also take the opportunity to thank families for the beautiful witness of love and faith that they share with us. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY The pious soul prays not to inform God but to be conformed to His will. St. Augustine MINISTRIES SCHEDULE WEEKEND OF MARCH 31st-APRIL 1st 8:30 pm-hsp: Lector T. Donovan; EM S J. Powell; K. Powell; E. Magill; L. Duermeyer; J. Davis; B. Stout 8 am-hsp- Lector: L. Soltis; EM S D. Bauer; J. Guentner; S. Loch; M. Miller; B. Kruszewski; T. Long 10 am-hsp-lector: K. Scholl; EM S J. Berg; K. Ferrari; P. Schaefer; K. Simard; P. Simard; S. Schlerth Noon-SNP: Lector: D. Langenfeld; EM S K. George; E. Simler

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