Mass Schedule & Intentions for January 27 - February 2, 2013

A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 1304 E. Cruikshank Road, Butler, PA 16002 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time January 26, 2014 Parish Mission Statement Holy Sepulcher Parish is a warm, welcoming, faith-filled family dedicated to following Jesus Christ through Scripture and the Traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. United through Baptism, nourished by the Eucharist and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are committed to serving our brothers and sisters. We welcome all to join us as we celebrate the joy and mystery of the empty tomb. Sunday Masses Saturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: Sunday: 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. Life Teen every 2nd & 4th Sunday Sacraments Reconciliation - Saturdays 1:00-1:30 p.m. and after Mass Baptisms - By appointment - Required Baptism Prep. Class Next Class: Thursday, February 20, 2014 Weddings - A minimum of six months advance notice Anointing of the Sick- After any Mass BISHOP OF PITTSBURGH - MOST REV. DAVID A. ZUBIK PASTOR: REV. JOHN B. GIZLER, III..jgizler@hotmail.com PERMANENT DEACON: REV. MR. DAVID S. MILLER.....davidscottmiller@zoominternet.net PRINCIPAL: SR. ANNA MARIE GAGLIA, CSJ...principalhss@zoominternet.net Faith Formation Director: Mrs. Brenda Hartzel......hsfaithformation@zoominternet.net Business Manager: Mrs. Joan Tosto........ hsc.joan@zoominternet.net Admin. Assistant to the Pastor: Mrs. Joanne Castello...hsc.joanne@zoominternet.net Coordinator of Youth Ministry: Mr. Jacob Williamson... ymholysep@gmail.com Director of Music: Ms. Madlyn A. DeRito...deritoma@hotmail.com Parish Pastoral Council Chairperson: Mrs. Meg Schaffer Parish Pastoral Council Vice Chairperson: Mr. Raymond Schratz Mass Schedule & Intentions for January 27 - February 2, 2013 Mon. 7:30 a.m. Audrey Gregor Wagner - Joseph G. Wagner Tues. NO DAILY MASS Wed. 7:00 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Marin - Children Thurs. 7:30 a.m. Rudolph Mihaljevic - Pat Mihaljevic Fri. 9:00 a.m. Christopher Stock - Agnes & Wil Widenhofer Sat. 4:00 p.m. Joseph Thinnes - Ethel & John Galli Sun. 8:00 a.m. For the People of Holy Sepulcher Sun. 10:30 a.m. Austin Jacob A.J. Zwigart - Ceoffe Family Sun. 5:30 p.m. No Life Teen Mass Parish Office.......................724-586-7610 FAX.............................. 724-586-7247 Faith Formation Office............... 724-586-7276 School............................ 724-586-5022 School (alternate number)............. 724-586-9910 Youth Ministry.....................724-481-1232 Music Ministry..................... 724-694-9210 Primary Center.................... 724-586-9468 CONTACT INFORMATION Parish Health Ministry................ 724-586-6584 Abuse Hotline..................... 1-800-932-0313 Prayer Chain Intentions................724-898-2724 Website.................... www.holysepulcher.org Parish Office Email...... hsc.office@zoominternet.net Children and Youth Services of Butler....724-284-5156 Children & Youth Srvs. Of Allegheny.... 412-473-2000

Father John s forum Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Come After Me, and I will Make You Fishers of Men Every encounter with Jesus provokes a response; the gospel for this Sunday (Matthew 4:12-23) shows a response of discipleship that is quick and decisive. Our own call to discipleship comes at baptism, but unlike the disciples in the gospel our response isn t usually so quick and decisive. We spend our whole life trying to see the great Light that is the Savior of the world. We spend our whole life passing from death (darkness and gloom) to living in the Light. We spend our whole life encountering Jesus, hearing his call, and working to be faithful in continuing his saving ministry. We practice following Jesus in the simple, everyday things that come our way: the friend who needs a listening ear, the elderly parent who needs a comforting phone call, the sick child who interrupts our sleep. Jesus invites us to turn from ourselves toward those in need, to turn from darkness to Light. Jesus invites us to continue his ministry of making his kingdom present in our world. The kingdom of God is not a place, but is the recognition of God s just and rightful rule over all creation. This is the same saving ministry to which Jesus disciples were called; it is our own ministry. It is fulfilled every time we bring Jesus Presence to those we meet in the ordinary circumstances of our daily living. (Living Liturgy, Liturgical Press, 2013) QUESTIONS TO PONDER: 1. Are you willing to follow Christ without counting the cost? 2. How are we called to fish for men/women today? 3. Have you ever encouraged someone to be a priest, deacon or religious sister? CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK January 26 - February 1, is Catholic Schools Week around the nation. Here at Holy Sepulcher we will celebrate our school with many activities throughout the week and we will commence our celebration today, with a special 10:30am Mass followed by a Free Pancake Breakfast at 11:30am in our School Cafeteria. An Open House will take place until 2:00pm. Celebrate Catholic Education by visiting our school and learning more about the great accomplishments of our students past and present! Parish Happenings Jr. Life to EDGE I am happy to announce that our Jr. Life Youth Ministry Program will be returning in February! However, this program will now have a new name and format. It will be called the EDGE program, which is coordinated through the national Life Teen Ministry. The EDGE program is a middle school (Grades 6-8) youth ministry program whose overall goal is to lead students closer to Christ and to start helping them to mature in their faith. This national program helps them to know Christ at this pivotal point in their lives so that when they reach high school they are already committed and want to learn more. The EDGE program is an incredible lead into the Life Teen Program and provides a smooth transition for our middle school youth as they move into high school. Our first gathering will be Saturday, February 8 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm (immediately following the 4pm Mass) in the Youth & Young Adult Center. Please come for fellowship and fun! Parents are encouraged to attend this first gathering. If you do not hope, you will not find what is beyond your hopes. -St. Clement of Alexandria CELEBRATING OUR SCHOOL I would like to recognize our Faculty and Staff who serve our school so faithfully throughout the year. Their dedication to our students is overwhelming and I thank them so very much! Thanks to Sr. Anna Marie Gaglia, CSJ, (Principal); Anne Schratz (Kindergarten); Jeannie Schnur (Kindergarten Aide); Kim Connolly (1 st Grade); Ashley Blystone (2 nd Grade); Amanda Lauer (3 rd Grade); Debbie Todd (4 th Grade); Jennifer Blank (5 th Grade); Nancy Sippey (6 th Grade); Dorothy Johnson (7 th Grade); Richard Rechenberg (8 th Grade); Lee Holmes (Art); Judy Perry (Spanish); Janet Dineff (Music); Marilyn Rander (Library); Colleen O Hara (Admin. Assistant to Principal); Scott Carson (Maintenance); and Tom Mann (Maintenance). I would also like to thank our school parents and parish community for their continued support. We should be proud to have such a wonderful school in our midst. May God bless Holy Sepulcher School! Our Campaign for the Church Alive! Update It has been a few months since I last mentioned Our Campaign for the Church Alive!, however, pledges and payments continue to be processed. I am so grateful to everyone who has chosen to participate in this historic endeavor in the life of the diocese and our parish. Our current figures for Holy Sepulcher s participation in this historic campaign are: Pledged to Date: $1,571,526.00 and Paid-in-Full: $110,075.00. Look for more information in the coming weeks. Looking Ahead Our first Bazaar Chairpersons Committee Meeting of 2014 will take place on Thursday, February 27 at 7:00pm in the John Paul II Meeting Room. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 5. We will have a number of faith formation opportunities during the Lenten Season. Please watch the bulletin and website for more information. Sincerely in Christ Jesus, Fr. John Gizler

Weekly Offerings Regular Collection: January 19, 2014 (382) Envelopes Loose Total (4) Children s $9,022.68 $3,252.60 $12,275.28 $8.00 Parish Share Debt Reduction $162.00 $1,065.00 2nd Collection: St. Anthony School Programs & DePaul School for Hearing & Speech (111) Envelopes Loose Total $1,654.00 $821.53 $2,475.53 The 2013 Donor Contribution Financial Statements and the 2013 Parish Share Pledge Balance Due Remittance Letters have all been mailed. If you did not receive yours or have any questions, please contact the parish office. BOY SCOUT SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 2ND Boy Scout Sunday is February 2. All Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and their leaders are encouraged to wear their Class A uniform during the 10:30 Mass on Feb. 2. Join us in welcoming parishioners as they come into church that day. A Gift for Your Valentine Ladies, are you looking for a great Valentine s gift for your sweetheart that he will really appreciate? Consider giving him a gift certificate (for any amount) to the 2014 Holy Sepulcher Men s Retreat weekend at St. Paul of the Cross on April 25-27. What a great way to move closer to God through a weekend of fun, relaxation and prayer. Brochures can be found on the table in the Narthex or call Bob Speck at 724-612-6370 with any questions or for more information. We proudly welcome Zoey Grace Szelong who was recently baptized into the faith. Zoey is the daughter of Benjamin & Kori Szelong. Holy Sepulcher Music Ministry Make a joyful noise unto the Lord and consider being a part of Holy Sepulcher s Music Ministry. The Music Ministry includes an adult choir, children s choir, cantors, junior cantors and instrumentalists. All are welcomed and encouraged to participate in one or more of these special ministries. The music director is Madlyn DeRito and she can be reached via email at deritoma@hotmail.com. PAPER RECYCLE BINS Thank you for your continued donations of paper and cardboard to the Abitibi recycle bins of which 100% of the proceeds benefit the school. Often the bins are full. Please be considerate and do not put anything outside of the bins or overfill them. This overflow is not only unsightly, but blows away with the wind into neighboring properties. We are working with Abitibi to keep the bins emptied in a timely manner. Feb. 1, 4:00 pm Ministers of Communion L. Fey, L. Kessler, A. King, K. King, K. Lutzic, S. Pieto, R. Speck, N. Yarnot, Dcn. Dave Proclaimer M. Smotzer Altar Servers Jay Macri Austin Pengilly CHURCH MINISTRY SCHEDULE Feb. 2, 8:00 a.m. Ministers of Communion P. Deah, J. Duster, J. Ewing, R. Ewing, A. Farrell, M. Fox, B. Harper, E. Harper, Dcn. Dave Proclaimer P. Palermo Altar Servers Olivia Beblo Thomas Beblo Feb. 2, 10:30 am Ministers of Communion M. Cortopassi, M. Danner, A. Hutchinson, L. Stearns, M. Sippey, N. Sippey, D. Smith, J. Smith, Dcn. Dave Proclaimer M. Hoerner Altar Servers Camden Seybert Isaiah Seybert Weekday Altar Server (1/27-1/31) Tim Roos Mon., Thurs. 7:30 a.m. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. Volunteer Servers needed for Wed. 7:00 p.m. Mass. PARKING LOT COURTESY Please reserve the upper parking lot for the handicapped and those who cannot walk long distances. There is plenty of extra parking in the lower lot, school, and youth center that can be used. There is NO PARKING in the rectory driveway, along side any of the road ways and any lawn areas. These areas need to be open so that, in the event of an emergency, the emergency vehicles can access the buildings. This is also a violation of the building / fire code and subject to a fine, according to the Middlesex police and fire department. Please park accordingly. Thank you for your cooperation; your consideration and awareness is appreciated. WELCOME TO HOLY SEPULCHER PARISH! Richard Beck Daniel & Lauren Skrastins (Andrew & Parker) Jodi Riggs (Alexis) John & Barbara Hough February Food Bank Items Needed The items needed for the February Food Bank are: peanut butter, jelly and spaghetti sauce. Please leave any donations in the coat room. Hunger exists everywhere in America, in our communities. 200 food banks across the country are first-class organizations in the fight against hunger. They are more than just distribution centers, they are core to providing hope to the communities they serve. Buy Hoagies Next Week for the Super Bowl! Buy hoagies next week for the Super Bowl. Buy 18 hoagies for $8 and apple dumplings for $4 next week. It s great game day food for the Super Bowl!! All proceeds benefit the San Bernardino School in Patzun, Guatemala.

MAXIMIZING YOUR CHILD S POTENTIAL SR. ANNA MARIE GAGLIA, CSJ, PRINCIPAL 724-586-5022 holysepulcherschool@zoominternet.net www.holysepulcher.org/school OPEN HOUSE & PANCAKE BREAKFAST Please come to Holy Sepulcher School Open House & Pancake Breakfast TODAY (Jan. 26) from 11:30 am - 2:00 pm. Tour the school, meet teachers, parents, students & administration. Come see why We are more than just a school. We re community. We re family. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK Catholic Schools Week begins on Jan. 26. This year s theme is for families & students alike, starting with our Open House. Some of the activities this week are a presentation on the priesthood & religious life, donuts with Dad, muffins with Mom, Student & Faculty appreciation. We are particularly excited that on Tues., Jan. 28, parents will be sharing their workforce experience with the students and teaching sound economic principles as part of Junior Achievement Day. Thank you to the parents who volunteered to teach at this event. Socks of Love Service Project Please don t forget about our Socks of Love Service Project! After our own 8th grader, Olivia Schnur told us about her visit to a homeless shelter in Pittsburgh and the good works that they accomplish, we have decided to join their efforts to give comfort this winter. Each classroom will collect travel size toiletries to be placed inside a pair of large woolen socks. Some examples are Chap stick, travel size Kleenex, toothpaste, Band-Aids, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, hand sanitizers, lotions and wipes. Donations of extra large wool socks are also in need. These Socks of Love will include messages of encouragement from the students along with the needed personal care items. Please drop off all items by Jan. 29. A donation box will be in each classroom as well as in the coat room of the church. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to the Holy Sepulcher Forensic Team who placed 1 st at the Jan. 11 meet at East Catholic School, tying with St. Alphonsus. This is the first time in the history of Holy Sepulcher School that a team has been able to bring home a first place banner! We are very proud of the following students: Poetry: Nora Donnelly, Lauryn Lucatorto, Tim Roos, Kate McCarty. Prose: Sydney Stoeckle, Mary Bernardine Torez, Chloe Erdner, Jay Macri. Declamtion: Victoria Monroe. Drama: Patrick Smith, Sam Shadle, Brigid Smith, Grace Benkart. Impromptu: Sarah Benkart, Ethan Skinner, Beatrix Stickney. Multiple Reading: Grace Blank, Jillian Kratz, Paul Shadle. Congratulations to all three of Holy Sepulcher s Robotics Teams: Rookies, Junior Varsity and Varsity, who through their hard work this season as well as their performance in the Western PA Tournament Series, has earned a spot at the Western PA FLL (First Lego League) Grand Championship! The Grand Championship brings together the highest performing teams of the season for one final burst of fun at Carnegie Robotics in Pittsburgh on Feb. 22. With six competition tables running concurrently & the CMU community coming together to provide awesome support, this is going to be a great celebration & culmination to our robotics season! F aith ormation Brenda Hartzel, Faith Formation Director hsfaithformation@zoominternet.net Mary Hoerner, Faith Formation Associate hs2faithformation@zoominternet.net Hours: 8:30 am - 4:00 pm 724-586-7276 January Events: 26 - Children s Liturgy of the Word at 10:30 Mass - NO Sunday Youth Formation - 9:10 am/11:40 am - NO CGS Level I - 9:10 am 28 - NO CGS Level I - 9:00 am 30 - NO CGS Level I & II - 5:00-6:15 pm February Events: 4 - Children s Liturgy of the Word at 10:30 Mass - Sunday Youth Formation - 9:10 am/11:40 am - CGS Level I - 9:10 am 6 - CGS Level I - 9:00 am 8 - CGS Level I & II - 5:00-6:15 pm YOUTH FORMATION NEWS Sunday, February 16, will be a day of service opportunities for the children and parents. We will be collecting supplies for several locations and decorating bags for the South Butler Meals on Wheels. We will be collecting all items in the school cafeteria that day so that all the children can see the fruits of their efforts. It is not too early to start bringing us small, NUT FREE candy to use to fill the eggs for the Egg Hunt. If you can volunteer to fill eggs please call our office. ADULT FORMATION NEWS Pentateuch I - Explore Judeo-Christian beginnings and theological foundations with this in-depth study of the Books of Genesis and Exodus. From the creation of the world to the sojourn in the desert, Father William Anderson s commentary reminds us of our origins and helps us to relate to these ancient texts. The stories of Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Rachel, Leah, Joseph, Moses, Zipporah and others all relate to our lives today. Are we able to see this connection? Monday s 6:00 7:30 pm - 10 openings remain Thursday s 1:30 3:00 pm - 8 openings remain Please call 724-586-7276 to register for this course. For Family Discussion Isaiah 8:2-9:3 This reading is a message of hope. What image does Isaiah use that contrasts with darkness? 1 Corinthians 1:10-13, 17 Describe what it might be like to live in a society that is unified and focused on the same objective. Matthew 4:12-23 Why do you suppose Simon, Andrew, James, and John were willing to leave behind their livelihoods? What are some things Christians leave behind to follow God? from Exploring the Sunday Lectionary by Sandy Rigsby & Steve Mason

Jacob Williamson, Coordinator of Youth Ministry ymholysep@gmail.com 724-481-1232 Like us on Facebook Holy Sepulcher Life Teen Follow us on Twitter: HolySepLifeTeen JANE S STROMBOLI SALE Support Life Teen s Mission Trip 2014 to Champaign, Il by buying Jane s Stromboli. There are five varieties to choose from and they only cost $3 each. See any teen going on Mission Trip, visit the parish office or call Jacob to order yours today! Stromboli orders will be delivered on Thurs., Feb. 13. This Sunday is an ISSUE NIGHT at Life Teen! The issue: pornography and the devastating effects it has on the dignity of the human person. You don t want to miss this night! Bring your friends! WINTER LOCK-IN Life Teen Winter Lock-in is Fri., Jan 31 at 9:00 pm - Sat., Feb. 1 at 7:00 am! Sign up today! Cost is $5. All teens grades 9-12 are welcome! UPCOMING EVENTS Sun. 1/26 @ 5:30 pm Mass 6:30 pm Issue Night Thurs. 1/30 @ 7:00 pm Thursday Hangout Fri.-Sat. 1/31-2/1, 9:00pm-7:00 am Lock In Sun. 2/2 No Life Night Thurs. 2/6 @ 7:00 pm Coffee House Open Mic Night Fri. Sun. SKI TRIP TO SEVEN SPRINGS There are still a few spots left for our ski trip to Seven Springs on Fri., Feb. 7th. 10 teens are needed to actually go on the trip; any less and the trip must be canceled. $75 to ski or $80 to snowboard, includes ticket & equipment rental. Call Jacob for more info! Do you play an instrument, write poetry, or have some other amazing talent? Come share your talent from 7:00-9:00 pm during our February 6th Coffee House Open Mic Night at Life Teen. All high school teens are invited! The next Life Teen Mass is Sunday, February 9th at 5:30 pm. All are welcome to worship our God in the contemporary Mass setting. 2/7 @ 3:30 pm Ski Trip to Seven Springs 2/9 @ 5:30 pm Mass 6:30 pm Life Night Serve & Protect Thinking of a Summer Wedding at Holy Sepulcher? To adequately prepare for this great Sacrament of Matrimony, those wishing to be married are to contact the Pastor at least six months in advance of the proposed date. The couple must meet with the pastor before setting the date. The Diocese of Pittsburgh requires couples to attend a pre-marriage (Pre-Cana) course. Around the Community: SIX EVENINGS FOR MARRIED COUPLES Married couples: treat yourselves to six special evenings of together time with Six Dates for Catholic Couples. Each date begins with a short DVD presentation to the group, followed by time for just the two of you to reconnect and spend time together on your date, whether its out to dinner or dessert at a local restaurant or just relaxing to talk about the evening s topic. The first session will be on Fri., Feb. 7 at 7:00 pm at St. Andrew Parish, 1660 N. Main St. Ext., Butler. Subsequent sessions will be at 7:15 pm on the following Saturdays: Feb. 15, Mar. 8, 15, 29 & Apr. 12. Come to one or as many sessions as you can! Registration is $10 / couple and includes a copy of the book Happy Together: The Catholic Blueprint for a Loving Marriage by John Bosio. Call Shawna Hunt at 724-687-0575 or email at smhunt@zoominternet.net. Please register by Jan. 27. VALENTINE S DAY DANCE Come to the Love Struck Valentine s Day Dance on Fri., Feb. 14 at Twelve Oaks Mansion, 160 Scharberry Lane, Mars, PA. Happy Hearts Cocktail Hour at 6:30 pm, dinner served at 7:30 pm., dancing til 10:30 pm. Cost is $50/ person or $450 / table of ten. For tickets, go to www.clovercorner.org/lovestruck. TRIP TO GREECE St. Mary s Church in Cecil, PA is sponsoring a trip to Greece from October 17-25, 2014. This trip includes a 5-day/4 night cruise of the Greek islands. The price is $2,995 per person (double occupancy) and includes air, hotel, cruise and cruise gratuities, transfers, taxes and insurance. For more information call Donna 724-745-3022, Mary Ann 412-398-9499 or Father Stan 412-221-1560. PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST A pancake and sausage or ham breakfast at St. Fidelis Church Social Hall, 125 Buttercup Rd., Butler, PA will be held on Sun., Feb 2. Serving from 8 AM till Noon. Buckwheat pancakes are now included in the menu. The cost is $5.50 for adults and $2.25 for children 12 and under. Proceeds help support the work of the church men s club. This is the last breakfast for the season. FIRST DEVOTIONS Apostolate of Fatima will have First Sat. Devotions on Feb. 1st. at St. Paul Church, 128 N. McKean St., Butler, PA. Mass at 8am, followed by the Rosary. Meeting to follow in the Collins Room. All are welcome. The Lord is my light and my salvation. -Psalm 27

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