St. Bede Catholic Church

St. Bede Catholic Church
509 South Dallas Avenue ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15208
October 21, 2012
The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reverend Edward M. Bryce, Pastor
Reverend John Twinomujuni In Residence Reverend Michael Mburu, A.J.
www.saintbedeparish.org
Mass Times:
Daily:
7:00 & 9:00 am
Saturday: 5:00 pm
Sunday:
8:00, 10:00 and 12 Noon
Confession:
Saturday: 2:30 pm and after 5:00 pm Mass
Any other time, please call the rectory
Baptism and Weddings:
By appointment only
Rectory:
Fax:
School:
412-661-7222
412-661-9337
412-661-9425
Parish Pastoral Council:
Perry Blatz
Lisa Bush
Elizabeth Cwenar
John Delaney
Angela Maher
Mary Anne Mason
Tracey McCarthy
Deborah McMahon
Daryl Milliner
Shellie Oakley
Nancy O’Brien
Christopher Reiling
Daniel Siewiorek
Kelly Weixel
Organizations and Officers:
Mrs. Judith Meyers, Parish Secretary, 412-661-7222
Sr. Mary Elizabeth Schrei, S.C.,
Pastoral Associate, 412-661-9425 x 13
Ms. Mary Drummond
School Principal, 412-661-9425
Ms. Rosemary Fitzgerald,
Business Manager, 412-661-7222
Mrs. Bridget Kelly, CCD, Sunday School
of Religion, 412-661-9425 x 12
Mrs. Stefanie Bonavita
Parent Teacher Guild, 412-243-1381
Mr. Gary Kline, Music, 412-687-5503
Mrs. Jennifer Gorske, Music, 412-244-0171
St. Vincent de Paul, Rectory, 412-661-7222
Mrs. Dorothy Hays, St. Bede Guild, 412-242-6875
Mrs. Sarah Corcoran, Christian Mothers, 412-241-5401
Mrs. Helen Daley,
Senior Citizens Coordinator, 412-441-5592
Mr. Thomas Ayoob, Athletic Association, 412-362-5533
Mrs. Chiara Watkins, Altar Servers 412-362-1518
Mrs. Rita Scholle, Web-Administrator/Meeting Room
Scheduler 412-243-3078
Mrs. Dorothy Gloninger, Flowers, 412-242-6897
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
VIGIL (29th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
5:00 p.m. Jock Joyce (Pearl McCourt)
SUNDAY (29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME) [21]
8:00 Mrs. Betty Goldcamp (LoBello Family)
10:00 Evelyn Diana (Josephine Scampone)
12:00 For All the People of the Parish
MONDAY (Weekday) [22]
7:00 Mrs. Stella Konchak (Carroll & Turner Families)
9:00 Rita Reiling (Mary Newell & Family)
TUESDAY (Weekday) [23]
7:00 T & S. Well-being: Gary, Pat, Kary &Andy
9:00 C. A. McInerney (Family)
WEDNESDAY (St. Anthony Mary Claret, bishop) [24]
7:00 Thomas Clancy (Frances Clancy Family)
9:00 Klikowicz Family (Eva Tumiel—Kozak)
THURSDAY (Weekday) [25]
7:00 Mildred & William Kunz (Connie & Jack Kunz)
9:00 John Bryce (Paul & Mary Lydon)
FRIDAY (Weekday) [26]
7:00 T. & S. Well-being: Carolyn, Scot, Reece, Blake &
David
9:00 Rita Reiling (Parish Pastoral Council)
SATURDAY (Weekday) [27]
7:00 Joseph & Maureen Vigliotti (John & Lisa Bush)
9:00 Jock Joyce (Sisk Family)
VIGIL (30th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
5:00 p.m. For All the People of the Parish
SUNDAY (30TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME) [28]
8:00 John Joyce (David & Ellen White)
10:00 Alice Villing (Bud & Nancy O’Brien)
12:00 Dolores Voelker (Ianni Family)
SICK LIST Pray for Mary Podercheck, Regis Griffin, John
Ceric, Joanne Schwarz, Kevin O’Brien, Mary Jane Tirk, Mizan
Berhe, Al Kiefer, Debra Tenney, Lucy Schoyer, Maureen Budway, John Davis, James Walsh, Julian Zekan, Joann Dzikowski,
Fran McCarthy, D.J. Stinelli, Peter McKinney, Lillian Rice,
Agnes Fox, Joseph Hamm, John di Battiste, Gavin Boyle,
“Baby Lucy”, Bonnie Richards-Takacs, Susan Delaney, Dennis
Hurley, Dr. Charlie Staley, Paul Lydon, Frances Galardi, Larry
Werner, Helen McKinney, Bill Lotzmann, Ellen Pagnotta and
all those in need of our prayers who wish to remain anonymous.
*****
ALL SOULS DAY, Nov. 2— EVENING MASS @ 7 P.M.
Our evening Mass on All Souls Day will be for all our parishioners and other loved ones who have gone to God this past
year. We will continue the practice of recent years of lighting a
candle for each parishioner and family loved one that we have
lost. Of course, all are invited to attend and participate fully in
praying for our faithful departed. Please contact Sr. Mary Elizabeth if you are a family member of one of our departed and plan
to attend this Mass. (412-661-9425 x13)
*****
FBAMC cont.
The items NOT in need are: Clothing, Computers & Monitors, Printers, Stuffed Animals, Text Books & Encyclopedias, Bread machines
& TV’s. The exclusion of clothing surprised me. I will check on this
item again. If, however, you intend to donate clothing, I am sure that
St. Vincent de Paul will welcome the gift with gratitude.
REFLECTIONS
“ THE CUP THAT I DRINK YOU WILL DRINK,
AND WITH THE BAPTISM WITH WHICH I AM
BAPTIZED, YOU WILL BE BAPTIZED; …”
We must not be disturbed by the brashness of the young Apostles James and John asking for places of honor beside Jesus in
the Kingdom. Nor should we be upset by the ‘oh so’ human
response of the rest of the Apostles to their request for preference. They did respond positively to Jesus question to them of
their willingness to “follow Him”, though they had little idea of
what was to be entailed. Brash? Yes! Part and parcel of their
faith in Jesus? YES! While Jesus took the occasion to teach
the importance of service, I cannot help but think of the lesson
to all who make and keep their baptismal vows. There will be
the cup to drink and the baptism to be imparted, but in faith the
true goal is RESURRECTION!
THE E-MAIL A PASTOR LOVES TO RECEIVE:
“On behalf of the inaugural St. Bede Crusaders varsity soccer
team, I am pleased to report that with our 7-0 victory over St.
Ursula on Saturday afternoon, we have clinched the Section 4
championship in the Diocese of Pittsburgh Soccer League. We
will also be the #2 seed in the diocesan divisional tournament
which start Nov. 1 and includes the top teams from Sections 3
and 4. We are currently 7-0, with one more game to go before
the tournament. Thank you for this opportunity to coach such a
great group of kids. I think they're truly living up to the diocesan athletic principle to "have fun, make friends, and celebrate
life."
Ken Zapinski
Thank you, Ken, and all your coaches and “staff” for your dedication to the parish and the kids.
MSGR. RALPH BEITING APPALACHIAN MISSION
For three score years Monsignor Beiting has made his way
north to Point Breeze from Louisa, Kentucky to engage us in
his apostolic work on behalf of the poor of Appalachia. It has
been a blessed project. Of course, we will miss his charming
presence and his captivating stories of real life in the mountains. God called Father Ralph to Himself this summer. I am
sure the heavens thundered with the Lord’s resounding, “Well
done, my good and faithful servant!”
This year Dominic R. Capria, Director of Operations
for the Father Beiting Appalachian Mission Center has agreed
to come to be with us on the weekend after Thanksgiving. He
will fill us in on the transition and how their work will still welcome our involvement. Dominic did send me their priority
NEED list: it includes Furniture, Appliances, Electric Heaters,
Pots, pans and utensils, Building supplies, Tools, NonPerishable food items, Diapers, Paper products, Cleaning supplies, Bottled Water (all sizes), Lightly used toys, Bedding,
School Supplies, Personal Hygiene Products. Please continue to
keep Msgr. Beiting in your prayers. (cont. col. 1)
Protecting God’s Children
St. Paul Cathedral
108 N Dithridge St
Lower level of the Cathedral
Contact Fr Steven Palsa 412-621-4951 x13
October 25, 2012 at 7:00 PM
Children’s Liturgy of the Word Service Project – Operation Christmas Child collects and donates gift-filled shoeboxes to needy children which individuals, churches, and
groups in the United States and around the world prepare and
collect. The shoeboxes are sent to children in over 100 countries in Asia, Africa, and South America. Brochures with information about how to fill and donate a shoebox are located at the
back of the church. More information is available at
www.samaritanspurse.org/occ. Although this service project
was chosen to allow the children of St Bede the opportunity to
learn to work together with others and serve those in need, all
parishioners are welcome to participate. Please contact Carolyn
Weber at 412-521-1748 or weber.carolyn@gmail.com for further information. Specific instructions are available on the
Saint Bede web site.
THANK YOU UPDATE to the 72 individuals who volunteered for S.O.S. Our next project is the Appalachian Clothing
Drive. Please contact Paula Blaney 412-363-3965 or Sue
Rudzki 412-687-4470 if you can be available the day after
Thanksgiving to make light work of loading the truck for Kentucky. More info to come!
RITE OF INTENTION FOR CONFIRMATION-At the
10:00 a.m. Mass this weekend the eighth grade students will
declare their desire to enter fully into
their preparation for the sacrament of
Confirmation. They ask you, the parish
community of St Bede, to support them
with your prayers. You can do this by
picking a card from the RED BASKET in
the back of Church. You are asked to say
the prayer on the card for the young person whose name is on
the card. Pray that they may feel the graces of the Holy Spirit as
the Confirmation preparation continues throughout the year.
Please pray also for the diocesan bishops, our pastor, teachers
and parents who are preparing the candidates for this sacrament.
THANK YOU to JUDY and CHUCK LIGHTNER and the
UNITY COMMITTEE for hosting a wonderful WELCOME
SUNDAY last weekend. Friends old and new enjoyed one another’s company along with delicious breakfast refreshments.
Parish Directory Update: We have received a proof of the
directory and are very excited about
the results. Thanks to the commitment
of many volunteers, the Lifetouch professionals and the 300 families and
individuals that are pictured, this has
been a very successful project. Directories should be received sometime in
early November and will be distributed
after masses.
Triple 3 Club - The 2012-13 Triple 3 Club has started! We
have 9 memberships remaining for a donation of $100 each.
In exchange for your donation, you will be assigned four random 3-digit numbers. If one of your numbers matches the 7:00
drawing of the Saturday PA Lottery drawing, you win $150!
Congratulations to recent winners: Joe & Jennifer Mico
(10/13), Chiara and Dan Watkins (10/6), Sherri Knight
(9/29) and Carrie & Skylar Van Soest (9/22 - $1,000 Grand
Prize Drawing). If you would like to purchase one of the remaining memberships and help fund technology investment at
St. Bede School, please send a $100 check, payable to St. Bede
PTG to the school office (attention Triple 3 Club) or drop it in
the collection basket. Please provide your name, address, phone
number and email address.
On Sept. 22nd, the St. Bede School cafeteria was transformed into an Italian Trattoria for the 2011-12 Triple 3
Club Party. We wish to thank Jennifer & Joe Mico of Pino's
Contemporary Italian for catering the event with such culinary
delights as Italian roast beef, chicken scallopini, Sicilian eggplant, and a chef-made strawberry mascarpone cake. Moving
the event in-house saved us over $1,000 in party expenses,
helping us to put more of your generous donations to use for the
students. Thank you to all who helped with the event including
Carol Azar, Diana Buck, Jennifer & Ralph Hamilton, Beth
Jack, Kathy Osth, the Mico family, Linda Rizk, Andrea Rockovich, Carolyn & Doug Weber, and all of the party goers who
helped restore order to the cafeteria at evening's end. If you
have any feedback to share about the party or questions about
the Triple 3 Club, please contact Stefanie Bonavita at slkiley@verizon.net.
St. Bede Parish Unity
Committee will be holding
a mobile Central Blood
Bank Drive on Nov
11,2012. The hours will be 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The need
for blood increases during the Holiday's, which is why we
chose to do this now. t's truly an unselfish act of kindness to
others, and you will know that you will have helped to save 3
lives. We are encouraging parishioners to use Face Book to
spread the word ,or any means possible, even word of mouth.
Please engage your family and friends to donate. For information or help making an appointment please contact Annie
Reck at DOCSERVANNIE@AOL.COM, OR Melissa Schuetz
at mschuetz44@verizon.net. We truly appreciate your cooperation with us and look forward to seeing you on November 11!
You can make an appointment for Sunday Novemebr 11 by
going to www.centralbloodbank.org click make an appointment, under new donors choose click here for a quick search of
donor centers and mobile drives, then choose search mobile
drive locations, then choose group name search, then choose
church drives, page through the list until you find Saint Bede
and then click on the date and follow the prompts.
You can also search with sponsor code G0040055
Coupons for the Military Please remember to clip those coupons that you do not plan on using and donate them to the military. The clipped coupons can be placed in the container in the
back of the church. Expired coupons are acceptable. Thank
you to all those who have given coupons so far.
ST. BEDE ACTIVE DUTY
Lt. W. Douglas Chrisner, USNavy; Flight Surgeon with
HMW-362
Please continue to search for pictures of ‘your’ family
member who has served in the Armed Forces of the USA.
We need to recognize their gift to us with prayers and
thanks. Please continue to search for pictures in uniform of
your veteran. Further, if you would be interested in being
part of the Memorial Committee (it is still in formation)
please contact Kathy Haupt (hauptk@upmc.edu) or call
the Rectory.
MEET MOTHER & CHILD
SANCTUARY VOLUNTEERS
B. Tierno
LECTORS - October 27-28
5:00 Perry Blatz
8:00 Joe Goldcamp
10:00 Justin Krauss
12:00 Mary Jean Havern
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - October 27-28
5:00 Bernadette Harris, Margaret Soboslay, Diane Totten
8:00 Joan Price, Paul Brecht, George Danko
10:00 John Belechak, Lynda Burkel, Nancy O’Brien
12:00 Betsy Cwenar, Paul Scholle, Rita Scholle
ALTAR SERVERS - October 27-28
5:00 Luisa Watkins, Aria Eppinger
8:00 Madeline Denko, Gannon Leech
10:00 Anna Gorske, Joseph Fantini, Mia Fantini
12:00 Chase Murton, Martin Scholle
CANTORS & CHOIR MASS - October 27-28
5:00 Erin Acton
8:00 Anna Scheid
10:00 Choir
12:00 Lisa Colautti
DEADLINES!
 Bulletin announcements - Mondays at noon to Rita Scholle
at scholle_r@verizon.net.
 Flyer inserts - Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. to Sister Mary
Elizabeth at pastoralassociate@stbedepgh.org.
 Mass announcements - Fridays at 9:00 a.m. to Sister Mary
Elizabeth at pastoralassociate@stbedepgh.org.
Protecting God's Children: Diocese of Pittsburgh Hotline: 1800-808-1235.
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