SAINT COLMAN CHURCH A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust 100 Tri-Boro Ave. Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania 15145-1966 Rectory: 412-823-2564 CCD : 412-823-9114 FAX: 412-823-6350 PARISH WEBSITE: www.saintcolmanchurch.org email address: stcolman@verizon.net July 8, 2012 THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME REV. JAMES E. KUNKEL.PASTOR DEACON HERB RILEY Thomas Cosley... Director of Liturgical Music Betsy Krygowski... CCD Program Manager Gerry J. Meyer... Business Manager ST. COLMAN MISSION STATEMENT We, the parish community of St. Colman, actively seek to proclaim the glory of God through worship, the Eucharist, and service to others. Through this community of faith, we endeavor to spread the Word and the Good News of Jesus Christ. We unite with the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and are guided by Jesus Christ Our Lord and Savior. MASSES Weekdays 8:30 am Sundays (Vigil) 6:00 8:00 am 10:00 am 12:00 5:30 Confessions Saturday 12:00-12:45 Baptisms Call Rectory for registration and parent program. CCD Religion Classes Tuesday 6:00 to 7:30 Weddings Call Rectory for arrangements. Bulletin Deadline 2 weeks in advance of publication No matter what your present or past status in the Catholic Church. No matter what your current family or marital situation. No matter what your past or present religious affiliation. No matter what your personal history, age background, race or color. You are invited, welcomed, accepted and loved at St. Colman Catholic Church.
St. Colman July 8, 2012 Page Two THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME Disappointment and failure seem to come to the fore this Sunday. Rejection is a very difficult thing to handle. It strikes at our self-esteem. How often we find ourselves in those situations. In a selection, I am bypassed and someone else is singled out. In friendship, someone else is preferred to me. In all of this there is often a deep sense of hurt. This came to Jesus from various quarters. As far as the townspeople were concerned, he was just to local to be important. But even Jesus relatives thought he was out of it. The Jewish leaders rejected him. We may never be hounded to death as Jesus was, but we will certainly suffer a sense of rejection. So did he. And that gives us great consolation. In the challenges of human existence, we can only do our best to meet the roadblocks and let Christ do the rest. We know our weaknesses but God writes straight with crooked lines. We do not always succeed, but with right motives and believing hearts, we never really fail. GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION The Diocese of Pittsburgh is once again planning its annual Golden Wedding Celebration for the couples who are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. This year s celebration will begin with mass at St. Paul Cathedral on Sunday, October 21, 2012 at 2:30. Bishop Zubik will be the celebrant. A reception will follow in the lower hall at the Cathedral. If you are one of the couples celebrating your 50th anniversary in 2012, and would like to receive an invitation to this event, please call the rectory or drop a note in the collection basket no later than August 5, 2012. YOUNG ADULT SUNDAY Once again the Diocese of Pittsburgh has designated the first Sunday of August as Young Adult Sunday. Young Adults are all those, single and married, who fall between the ages of 18-39. On August 5th, we will call to mind the presence, gifts and talents of this important part of the parish community. Please consider offering up a prayer for them! For more information on young adult activities in the diocese check out our page at www.diopitt.org or call Chris Chaan at 412-456-3140. ST. JOHN FISHER DINNER & CONCERT: St. John Fisher Church in Churchill extends an invitation to join us on Friday evening, August 3, 2012 in Beaufort Hall for a roast beef dinner, followed by an outdoor concert featuring Cahall Dunne. Cahall Dunne is a composer, pianist, comedian, story teller and television personality. His style is rich and deep, reflecting the many strands in his distinguished career. Cost for the dinner is $15 - Children - $6 (chicken fingers). Tickets can be purchased by calling the church at 412-241-4722. Tickets will not be sold at the door. GOD LOVES THE CHEERFUL GIVER July 1st Regular Collection.. Monthly Collection. Parish Share The above figures are not available at this time due to the Holiday. Watch for them in next weeks bulletin. DIOCESE VICTIM ASSISTANCE HOTLINE 18888081235 DIOCESAN DATABASE & REGULATIONS FOR ALL MINISTRIES: All ministers including catechists, staff, choir, ushers, lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, etc. are required by the Diocese of Pittsburgh to be cleared in the following ways: 1) Be registered on the Diocesan Database. 2) Sign the Code of Pastoral Conduct. 3) Be cleared by the Dept. of Public Welfare for Child Abuse. 4) Be cleared by the State Police Criminal Record Check. 5) Attend Protecting God s Children for Adults Workshop. If you have not completed the above or have questions, and are presently involved in any ministry in the parish, please call Mike Krygowski@4128247226 or email at St_Colman_Parish_Poc@yahoo.com. Forms are available in the Parish Office. All costs are covered by the parish. La Roche College Open House: La Roche College, a private, nonprofit, Catholic, co-educational institution in Pittsburgh s North Hills, invites high-school sophomores and juniors on Saturday, July 14th to its Open House to explore campus and educational opportunities. Named one of the best colleges in the Northeast by The Princeton Review for several years, La Roche offers 50-plus majors! The registration/complimentary continental breakfast is scheduled from 8:30-9:15am. College President Sister Candace Introcaso presents at 9:15, followed by Admissions, a campus tour, major/department/financial aid information sessions and a complimentary lunch. The event concludes by 12:30. Register at www.laroche.edu or call 1-800-838-4LRC or 412-536- 1272 to register. Questions? admissions@laroche.edu or 412-536-1272. A NEW, NEVER-BEFORE SEEN MUSICAL The Cure of Ars: Based on the life of St. John Vianney, written by Dr. John W. Vitz, is packed with action, romance and divine love. This magnificent drama follows the life of St. John Vianney from a young boy, surviving the French Revolution, to his priesthood and his great work as the Cure of Ars. Show premiers on Sunday, July 29 at 2:30 (doors open at 2:00) at Saint Paul Seminary, 2900 Noblestown Road, Pittsburgh, PA. Admission $5 per person/$20 per Family. Free admission for Seminarians, Clergy and Religious. For more info visit www.sgrtheatergroup.yolasite.com or 724-612-8677
Saint Colman July 8, 2012 Page Three FUTURE IMPORTANT DATES: St. Colman Grief Sharing Group: Every third Thursday BAPTISM CLASS & DATES OF of each month from 6:30-8:30 in the school Cafeteria. CELEBRATION Legion of Mary Group: Every Monday evening 7 in the Church The next meeting Baptism room. classes are scheduled for Saturday, Mission August Co-op 28th Collection: and Saturday, Diocese October of Kumbahonam 2nd at 11:00am August 18/19 the school. Please note this date if you anticipate a in Holy baptism Hour: No in the Holy next Hour few months. in July: The Next class Holy is Hour: required Wednesday, prior to August the celebration 29th. (along with membership in the ST. parish). COLMAN The GRIEF Sacrament SHARING of Baptism GROUP will be celebrated on Grief August Sharing 29th and Group September will meet 19th. every third St. Colman Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:30 in the school cafeteria VATICAN Anyone grieving EXHIBITION from the loss COMING of a loved one TO is invited to attend. Your PITTSBURGH loss can be recent or from years past. The Please Senator join us John for a Heinz comforting History environment Center recently to share announced its upcoming exhibition Vatican Splendors: A your grief or to just be with those who care. Any questions may be addressed by contacting Don Cwynar at Journey through Faith and Art, the largest Vatican exhibit ever to visit North America. In addition to this bsco105@aol.com or call 412-829-1889. incredible BAPTISM collection CLASS of AND 200 DATES artifacts OF from area churches and archives CELEBRATION will be featured when this exhibit Baptism opens on class October is scheduled 2. Beginning for Saturday, Monday, Septem- August The next ber 1st 16, at nearly 11:00am one in month the school. before Please tickets note go on these sale dates to the if you general anticipate public, a baptism members in of the local next parishes few months. and religious The class congregations is required prior are to eligible the celebration to obtain (along a $2.00 with membership for in each the admission parish). The ticket Sacrament purchased. of Baptism Ticket will prices be discount celebrated without on the July discounts 15th, July are 29th, $20.00 August for adults, 12, and $17.00 August for 26th. seniors and students (with collage ID), and $13.00 for FOOD children BANK: (ages There 6-13). is a container Children in under the vestibule age 5 are of the free. church Tickets near the rectory may office be for purchased the collection online of Food at Bank www.ticketmaster.com, items. Non-perishable food items can be dropped or off at www.vaticansplendors.com, any time. Please consider helping or via your telephone neighbors at 1-888- in need. 5VATICAN, or at the Heinz History Center box office at 1212 Smallman Legion St. in of the Mary Strip District, during museum of hours Mary (10am Group - has 5 been every formed day). here Please at St. be Col- sure to A Legion man Parish. mention Please or call enter the rectory the special office at promotional 412-823-2564 code if you have PARISH loved ones when or placing know of your anyone ticket in order. Nursing Homes or shut in so that they could be visited. We meet every Monday FUTURE evening IMPORTANT at 7 in the small DATES: meeting room in the church Holy basement. Hour If with you Exposition have any questions of the please Blessed call Sacrament: September 22nd, October 27th, November 24th 412-823-0533. and December 22nd. 6:30-7:30. CONCERT AT DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY: In Concert CCD OPENING CLASS: September 7th, 6- David Kauffman and William Gokelman, NPM (National 7.:30. Association of Pastoral Musicians) Award Winning Composers: FISH Duquesne FRY: University FRIDAY, Chapel September of the 10th Holy 4-7 Spirit,. 600 Forbes Ave., 15282 on Sunday, July 22, 2012 from 7-8:30. RSVP: Stephen STEELER Steinbeiser, TICKET Director RAFFLE of Liturgy, at 412-396-6019 This past or weekend email teinbeiser@duq.edu kicked off the Steelers football season and the parish Steelers Ticket Raffle fundraisers. There A DONATION will be two HAS drawings BEEN MADE for two TO tickets THE to two ST. games: COLMAN Steelers UPDATE vs. Oakland & RENOVATE Raiders (November FUND 21 game) & Steelers IN MEMORY vs. New York OF: Jets (December 19 game). Raffle TERENCE tickets for DAMICO each drawing are $5 each or $10 for three. By: Fran Tickets & are Barb available Pallotta in St. Peter Parish, 720 Arch By: St., Susan Pittsburgh & Douglas PA 15212. Pingree Please make VALLEY SENIORS: Join us for a fun-filled trip to Wildwood, NJ September 3-7, 2012 5 days & 4 nights. Package The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCI includes: *Round trip Motor Coach Transportation, *4 program will begin sessions in September. Any individual interested in becoming Roman Catholic, any- nights accommodations at the Montego Bay, *4 full breakfasts at your hotel, *4 full dinners, *4 nights of entertainmenone including: who has All not new completed Mardi Gras the sacraments Gala evening of initiation with dinner, (Eucharist dancing and and prizes, Confirmation) A night of or Dinner anyone and interested Entertainmenting A more Cocktail about Party our with faith live are entertainment, invited to participate dancing and in irn- more, the sessions. A Revue Show We meet in Atlantic on Monday City, NJ evenings (based from on availability) to *A 8:30. visit to Interested Atlantic City, parties NJ call including 412-823-2564. Full Dinner 7:00 and best Available Bonus Package, *A Sightseeing Dolphin Watch Cruise, *An Afternoon Pizza Party, Visits to: Wildwood St. Boardwalk, Colman Religious Victorian Education Cape May, Program Historic begins Smithville, in September on Village, Tuesday Teaberry evenings Antiques, from 6:00 Sunset Beach, to 7:30 Cape Woodland May for Lighthouse, grades K-8. *A Please Basket Note: of Cheer It is a for Diocesan the Group. Policy Package all Price students $400 to pp/dbl, receive Single a minimum $120 additional. of 2 full $110 years Due at of for time education of reservation. before the Final reception payment of due the Sacraments by July 25th. of Reconciliation information and Eucharist and Reservations (grades 1 Please and 2) call and Marlene 3 full For more Woodring years before at 412-365-0120 Confirmation or Gerry (grades Fiore 6-8). at 412-41-4006. If your child does not SCHOOL attend a REGISTRATION Catholic School, make AT EAST sure they are registered. If CATHOLIC you are a member SCHOOL of another parish, permission and of join your us and pastor be is a part required of the to Great attend St. Beginnings Colman. Come Last Registration a Lifetime for at CCD the new will East take Catholic place on School Sunday, on August 2001 Ardmore 22nd & Boulevard 29th after in Forest the 8:00am, Hills, PA. 10:00am, Registration & 12:00 for the 2012-2013 masses. school Cost is year $30.00 is now per open child to or any $50.00 family per who family. may be Make interested checks in payable receiving to a St. faith-filled, Colman Church. value-centered, We are quality looking education for volunteers for their to child help with in a the safe program. and caring If you environment. anyone you Please know call is the interested office at in 412-351-5403 helping or teaching from or 8:30am-2:00 please call the to rectory schedule office a tour @ of 412-823-2564 the school, to and request leave information a message or for to Mrs. discuss Krygowski. registration There requirements. will be a meeting We provide of all CCD full day teachers kindergarten on Tuesday through, August grade 24th 8 programs. at 7:00 Students in the school must be library. 5 years old by September 1, 2012 to be eligible for Kindergarten. All are Welcome in This Place, and we look forward to an opportunity to meet you. Saint Vincent College: High School juniors and seniors and their families are invited to one of two Get Acquainted Day Open Houses at Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, on Saturday, July 21st or Saturday, August 4th. Find out more about this top-ranked Catholic Benedictine, liberal arts college. For information or reservations, call 1-800-782-5549, email admissions@stvincent.edu, or register online at www.stvincent.edu/admissions/visit. STAY FIT WITH CONNIE: Sponsored by Patrick T. Lanigan Funeral Home, Inc. and endorsed by Dr. A. Barbara Coyne, renowned Bereavement Counselor. This program is designed to help those experiencing grief after the loss of a loved one to heal through the gentle movements and mindfulness of chair support yoga. Sessions will be held on alternating Fridays. The next class is on July 20th at 7:00 at the Keystone Health Club & Café, 655 Braddock Ave, East Pittsburgh, PA 15112 in the Keystone Commons 412-349-0777. The sessions are free and all are welcome. Contact Yoga Instructor Connie Tinsley @ 412-443- 4837 or Lanigan FH @412-824-8800 for info or directions.
FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Sunday July 8th 8:00 am Michael McGuiggan Wife 10:00 am Phillip Rhody Wife, Joan & Family 12:00 Mr. James F. Currie, Sr. James F Currie, Jr. 5:30 All the Living & Deceased of our Parish Monday Weekday July 9th 8:30 am Patrick Thomassey Family Tuesday Weekday July 10th 8:30 am Angelo & Anna Maccagnan Family Wednesday St. Benedict, Abbot July 11th 8:30 am John Garafolo Family Thursday Weekday July 12th 8:30 am Joseph Sheehan Family Friday Weekday July 13th 8:30 am Adeline Vorek Patricia & Lindy McConnell Saturday Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, Virgin July 14th 6:00 Jane Gross Arlene & Bill Gross FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 15th 8:00 am Geno & Kay Canobbio Family 10:00 am Marilyn Hopbell 10 am Ushers 12:00 90th Anniversary of CDA Ct Westinghouse #759 CDA 5:30 All the Living & Deceased of our Parish
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - August 1st 8:00 am - McGartland Family - Pickle Family 10:00 am - Bill & Jean Connelly - Bill & Patti Connelly & Family 12:00 Saturday - Rose July Van 14th Halanger - Palmieri Family 5:30 6:00 - All Bill the Stanonik, Living & Tina Deceased Kuniak, of our Debbie Parish Sargo, Barbara McCabe(2) Sunday Monday Weekday July 15th - August 9th 8:30 8:00 am - Deceased Larry Canobbio, Members Betty of the Lou Payne Parello, Family Lorraine - Family Meglio, Mike Krygowski 10:00 am Marc Tinsley, Julie McDermott, Karen Tuesday Murray, Linda St. Lawrence Lorenz - August 10th 8:30 12:00 am - Lillian Elaine Jones Clugston, - Bud & Joyce Emily Blotzer, McMannis Maureen Leonardo, Martha Mallik Wednesday 5:30 Christine - St. Clare Stinson, - August Theresa 11th Wos 8:30 am - Deceased Members of the MacCagnan Family - Family Thursday - Weekday - August 12th 8:30 am - Rose Carazzo - Family Saturday July 14th Friday 6:00 - Weekday Arlene Gross - August 13h 8:30 Sunday am - Living July 15th and Deceased Members of AOH Division#17 8:00 am - AOH James Division Jordan #17 10:00 am Kelly McIntyre Saturday 12:00 - St. Harry Maximillian- Bernacki August 14th 6:00 5:30 - Dorothy Sue Buchholz Romanelli - Husband Bill & Family NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME - August 8th 8:00 am - Jennifer Cwynar - Rose Marie & Ann Marie Cwynar 10:00 am - Dell Yost - Joe Martinelli Family 12:00 Saturday - Ken July & 14th Alice Glew - Buchholz Family 5:30 6:00 - All Scott the & Living Samantha & Deceased Doherty of our Parish Sunday July 15th 8:00 am Paul, Brandon, & Jordan Messineo 10:00 am Jimmy & Josh Murray & Steven Churilla 12:00 Lucca Paoletti & Alaina Fawcett 5:30 Noah Martino & Jordan Croll