- Saint James Catholic Church

S T. J A M E S C H U R C H
St. James Chronicler
Volume 2010 Issue 18
May 2, 2010
5th Sunday
of Easter
The Love
of
Christ
In the
Heart
Of
Sewickley
PHONE: 412-741-6650 FAX: 412-741-4782
200 Walnut Street - Sewickley, PA 15143
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEB SITE: www.saintjames-church.com
Office Hours: Monday through Friday - 8:30am - 5:00pm
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil - 5:00pm
Sunday Morning - 7:30am, 9:30am and 11:30am
Confessions: Saturdays 11:00am - Noon
I give you a new commandment,
“Love one another!”
TRANSFORMATION
When we clean, repair, or otherwise
restore things in our possession, we
often say "good as new" or "just like
new." This, according to the book of
Revelation, is what happens to anything
that is filled with the glory of Christ.
When scripture uses the word "new" it
doesn't merely mean "a different one, a
replacement" (as our advertisements
do), but it carries the sense of something being transformed so fully and
completely that it is now almost unrecognizable. Our world is filled with
tears, death, pain, thirst, darkness; but
the new world--the new heavens and
new earth brought about by Christ's
resurrection--is filled with joy, everlasting life, glory, living water, and light.
As Paul noted in his second letter to the
church at Corinth, if we are in Christ,
then we are a new creation. And disciples who are a new creation, who live in
the new heaven
MAY 2, 2010
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
and earth brought about by Christ, are also daily practitioners of a new commandment: to love one another with
that transforming, renewing love that Christ bestowed on
us.
(c) Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
1 Cor 15:1-8; Jn 14:6-14
Tuesday:
Acts 14:19-28; Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday:
Acts 15:1-6; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday:
Acts 15:7-21; Jn 15:9-11
Friday:
Acts 15:22-31; Jn 15:12-17
Saturday:
Acts 16:1-10; Jn 15:18-21
Sunday:
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29, Ps 67; Rv 21:10-14,
22-23; Jn 14:23-29
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
NEWLY BAPTIZED
AT SAINT JAMES
We welcome Jacob
Scott Wengryn, son
of Scott and
Katharine(Hayes)
Wengryn who was baptized on April 4th and
Braden Eric Wildasin, son of Eric and Dawn
(Kenneweg) Wildasin who was baptized on April
25th. Our congratulations to both families as they
experience the Light of Christ shining through their
boys. Our prayers go with you!
REMEMBERING THE SICK
In this space each week, we will let you know who is
sick in our parish, and in need of our prayers.
Please remember Robert Sabatelle, Eleanor Skapik,
Eleanor Farbo, Mike LoBello, Frank Wojtarowicz,
Eleanor Paul, Robbie Hawranko, Sue Etters,
William Kelly and Dolorita Harasin in your prayers.
MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR MAY 8 - 10 (ALSO INCLUDES THE VIGIL/HOLY DAY MAY 12 & MAY 13)
Mass Time
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers
Lectors
5:00pm
Vigil
Dylan, Morgan & Rachel
Osheka
Kevin Daily, Dan & Ruth Darragh, Donna & Peter Peduzzi,
Don Sabo and Marlene Todd
7:30am
Sunday
William & Joshua Leeman
and Matthew Mezzio
Carole & William Battisti, Caroline Brown, Ray Schuerger and Victoria Graham
Debra Sexton
9:30am
Sunday
Michael & Molly DeFilippo
and Nathan Fardo
Kathy & Bob Basl, Bonnie & Larry Megan, Mary Kay Russo
and Beth & Manny Villegas
Tony Cerminaro
11:30am
Sunday
Michael Napoleone, Michael
Rice and Ian Rodgers
Ibie Alfonso, Gregory Dendinger, Martin & Joanne McDaniel,
Garnette Muders, Doreen & Paul Ropon
MaryLu Giver
Connie Boschetto & John Tucci
Rich Zalenski
Emma & Cora Saftner and
Jackson House
Phyllis Biondi, Trudy Guy, Sara Hess, Marie Joyce,
Marie Torrito and Ernie Tucci
Rich Zalenski
Laura & Connor Mangan and
Jake Smiley
Carole & William Battisti, John Bunce, Maureen & Paul
Oczypok and Mary Kay Russo
Molly Torbic
7:30pm
Monday
Ascension
(vigil)
May 12-7pm
Ascension
May 13 7:00pm
Joann Jabour
The Sacrament of Baptism is available any Sunday of the month at Hospitalized and Homebound parishioners please contact us or have a fam12:45PM. Couples expecting a child should attend Baptism class. To ily member do so. If you know of a parishioner who is unable to get to
make arrangements for a Baptism or class, please call (412) 741-6650.
Church and would like to receive Communion, please call (412) 741-6650.
The Sacrament of Marriage requires that the couple meet with one of the If you are in need of prayer and would welcome the spiritual support
parish priests at least six (6) months before the proposed date of the wedding. of your parish family, please call Carmela 412-741-6790.
Please call to make an appointment with one of the priests.
TRI-COUNTY CHOIR CONCERT
CELEBRATING OUR 20TH YEAR
AND LOOKING FOR PAST MEMBERS!
The TriCounty Choir Institute, former Sewickley Choir Institute, is celebrating 20 years, since its inception, with an
Anniversary Concert on Sunday, May 16, at 4:00pm in
the St. James Gymnasium. To show our appreciation, we
are rolling back the price of tickets, as they would have been
20 years ago! If you have been one of our 750 Choral Singers, who have sung with any of our choirs over the past 20
years, your ticket will be only $2! Just identify yourself as a
past singer and sign in at the door to be recognized at our
concert. Also if you would like to actually sing in our
"Alumni Choir" in our finale number of "God Bless America", be there by 3:15pm that day for a short rehearsal with
our four choirs: The Choraleers, The Teen Chorale, the Village Quintet and the Village Singers. Our ticket price at the
door for adults will be $5, and if purchased ahead of time
will be only $4. Children under 12 are $4 at the door and $3
if purchased ahead of time. For more information, please
call the director, Linda Wallace at (412)741-3463 or [email protected].
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
THE CONFIRMATION CANDIDATE/PARENT MEETING FOR
THOSE WHO WISH TO BE CONFIRMED IN THE SPRING OF
2011 WILL BE WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 FROM 7:00-8:30PM IN
THE GATHERING SPACE. This meeting is for current 7th graders
and their parents. Confirmation is received in the spring of the 8th
grade year. Since the candidates will be taking on more responsible roles in the Church, they should attend the meeting accompanied by one or both parents. The various components of the Confirmation program will be discussed.
SONQUEST RAINFOREST VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION (children 4 years through 5th grade in fall of 2010) will be
conducted at the same time. VBS
is scheduled for July 12-16,
9:00am - 12:30pm. The cost will
be $25 for each child attending.
Scholarships are available for
families in need and we will continue to accept donations in memory of Deb Monski for this purpose. Special priority will be given
to parishioners and children in our
school until June 1 and will be
open to all children in the community after that date. Registration
will be on a first come first serve basis so register early. Registration is limited to 105 children. Registration deadline is June 14.
New volunteers are always needed and welcome and are guaranteed a great week of fun!
The last opportunity for RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
REGISTRATION (CCD) FOR 2010-2011 will be May
15 and 16 after the 5:00pm, 9:30am and 11:30am Masses in the
Gathering Space. Families are required to re-register each year,
so that information can be updated. We ask that this be done before June 1 to allow for adequate planning for the fall. Registration
impacts the number of catechists and textbooks and other materials needed, room assignments and a host of other considerations,
so it is important that you register before June 1. Sunday times will
remain 9:15-11:00am. Fees will be $45 for one child, $65 for two
children and $75 for three or more children through June 1. After
June 1, fees will increase by $10. Baptismal certificates are required for children entering the program for the first time. All children should be enrolled in either a Catholic school or a religious
education program by first grade, so that they have the required
catechesis prior to reception of the sacraments in second grade.
Preschool and Kindergarten programs are also available, but
space is limited. If you can volunteer in some way, please call the
office A.S.A.P. Additional catechists are always needed as are
volunteers to help in other ways, such as office or classroom aids
or Advent and Lenten Family Gathering planning. Sign up sheets
will be available at registration.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH AUXILIARY NEWS
THANK YOU!! The Sisters of St. Joseph Auxiliary wishes to
thank EVERYONE who supported their annual Patron drive, the
Palm Sunday Bake Sale, and the Raffle sale. Proceeds benefit
Sisters for Ministries. Your very generous support is greatly
appreciated by the Sisters and the Auxiliary.
55 PLUS CLUB NEWS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FOR ALL 55 PLUS CLUB MEMBERS
The May meeting for the 55 Plus Club will be held on
Thursday, May 20.
Lunch and entertainment in the Gathering Space will
begin at 12:30pm. The cost for the luncheon is $6 per
person and $6.50 per guest. Please make checks payable to Saint James 55 Plus Club.
Please note it is very important that the reservations be in no later than 9:00am Monday, May 16.
Reservations may be placed in the collection basket,
dropped off at the Rectory or mailed to Lucille Ujhazy,
55 Plus Club, St. James Church, 200 Walnut Street,
Sewickley.
Be sure to write “55 Plus” on the envelope. Payments
made be dropped in the collection basket or at the
Rectory.
LUCHEON RESERVATION FORM
$6 for members and $6.50 per guest
Name(s) ________________________________
Phone Number___________________________
Amount enclosed $_________________
Make checks payable to St. James 55 Plus Club
THE ASCENSION
In Eastern Christianity this is called the
Feast of the Analepsis or the “taking up”
of the Lord. It is the
culmination of the
mystery of the Incarnation marking the
end of the
physical presence of Jesus. It is the consummation of the
union between God
and man. As Jesus
is taken up into
heaven the next
great stage of redemption comes with “the taking up” of
Jesus life within his people, the Church. The church
races rapidly to its birth at Pentecost. With the coming of
the Holy Spirit, the overshadowing of the world (like
Mary) takes place giving rise to the new Body of Christ,
the Church.
Mass times for the Ascension - The Ascension is a
Holy Day of obligation. Mass times are Wednesday,
May 12 at 7:00 pm and Thursday, May 13 at 6:45 am,
9:00am and 7:00 pm.
WOMEN’S GUILD NEWS - INSTALLATION
Elegant Junk Sale sponsored by the Saint
James Women’s Guild will take place on Sat.,
July 31. See future bulletins for more information.
ST. JAMES SCHOOL NEWS
SCIENCE FAIR A
SUCCESS! Our 7th
and 8th grade students did a fabulous
job hosting their first
science fair! They
enlightened the entire student body,
their parents and
others who attended
the Saint James School science fair. A huge thank you
to all who joined us; and another thank you to those
who provided the wonderful, yummy donations for our
evening of Science. THANK YOU! Way to go 7th and
8th grade scientists!
Wanted: Surgical Gloves The Science Lab is in need of
surgical gloves. If you are able
to donate some to our classroom, we’d be most appreciative. We have depleted our supplies recently with the six dissections in 7th grade.
CALLING ALL SAINT JAMES SCHOOL ALUMNI
In anticipation of the 100th anniversary of our school (2013), we
are looking to reconnect and update records for all formers students (graduates and non-graduates)!
Please complete the following form and return it to the Rectory,
drop it in the collection basket (marked St. James School
alumni) or email your information to [email protected]
On Wednesday, April 27 the 72nd Annual Installation
Dinner was held at St. James. The officers for the
2010-2011 year are President, Kathy Basl, Vice President, Nancy Miklos, Recording Secretary, Mary Jane
Wasco, Corresponding Secretary, Margaret Tirimacco,
Spiritual Secretary, Marie Joyce and Treasurer, Lori
Haley. The Trustees are Phyllis Biondi, Ann Edel,
Rose Flaherty, Rose Morris and Mary Wennemer. The
Committee Heads are Nancy Miklos, Marie Joyce
(Bereavement), Winnie Quinn, Sundy Vescio, Carmela
Valenzi (Hospitality), Mary Kristof (Program), Sara
Hess (Publicity), Nancy Miklos, Inny Palaio and Terri
Robichaud (Ways & Means). Congratulation!
ELEGANT JUNK SALE - Start cleaning out your
cupboards, closets (no clothing or shoes please),
garages and storage places. Jewelry and small
working appliances are most welcome. The Annual
We’re looking forward to getting together!
__________________
First Name
____
M.I.
____________________
Last Name
_________________________
Maiden Name
____________________________________
Address
_____________________
City
______
State
_________________
Phone Number
_________________
Graduation year or last attended
_______
Zip Code
__________________
Email address
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS
FIRST COMMUNION - April 24, 5:00pm
The Knights of Columbus Queen of
Peace Council 5367 would like to
invite everyone to join us on Saturday, May 8 at 5:00pm Mass for a dedicated “Respect Life Mass”. This will
coincide with our “Mother’s Day”
Pancake Breakfast the next morning
Sunday, May 9 from 7:00am until
1:00pm in the Cafeteria.
Owen Burke, Kaitlynn Donohue, Eric Oelhaf, Christian DeBiase, Lydia
Levesque and Luca Stasa
FIRST COMMUNION - April 25, 9:30am
Mother’s Day - Sunday, May 9
7:00am to 1:00pm - In the Cafeteria
Give Mom a day off and
let us do the cooking!
ALL YOU CAN EAT
Pancakes, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Fruit Cup,
Coffee, Tea or Orange Juice
Adults - $5.00 Under Five - $3.00
Everyone Welcome!
PICTURES OF THE WEEK
The Ladies Guild and Christian Mothers is the longest standing organization in our parish.
All the women of our parish are members of this organization. We congratulate them as
they begin another year. Seen below are those who enjoyed dinner and the installation.
Eliza Atwood, Liam Guerin, Benjamin Mohan, Vinka Bencic, Jackson Kenyon
and Heidi VandenBosche
FIRST COMMUNION - April 25, 11:30am
Nathan Blackmer, Jonathan Nicolaus, Daniel Russell, Aubree Evans, Aidan
O’Donnell, Julia Susie, Kylee Evans, Kayle Rodenbaugh, Amy Wilson and
Nicole Jackson
Baptism Preparation ...............Jim & Margi Gregory741-1005
Bereavement...........................Nancy Miklos........... 741-9463
Bible Study
Sunday Morning ..................John Bunce............... 741-1050
Men’s Saturday....................Ernie Tucci............... 741-4539
Women ................................Ruth Darragh............ 749-0103
Centering Prayer Group ............ Victoria Graham ............897-1646
………………………………...Richard Whittier……..855-3981
Christian Mother’s/Guild....... Kathy Basl................ 741-3889
Eucharistic Ministers for Parish ............................... 741-6650
For Hospital………………... ................................. 741-6650
Faith Formation Committee .. Karen Conroy ........... 741-6766
REMEMBER ALL THOSE SERVING
IN THE MILITARY FROM OUR PARISH
VERY SPECIAL PROM FOR SPECIAL NEEDS ADULTS – The St.
Louise de Marillac Youth Ministry will be hosting A PROM on Saturday,
June 12 from 7:00 to 9:00pm in Le Gras Parish Center for Adults who
have mental and/or physical disabilities. Volunteers from the new nonprofit charitable organization “The Celebration of Life”
www.thecelebrationoflife.net are partnering with St. Louise youth to cohost the Very Special PROM event at no cost for these special
guests. Local businesses and parishioners may help support this event
by donating food, beverages, PROM gowns and fancy dresses, shoes,
jewelry & formal men's wear. NOTE: Most needed are Misses sizes 16
to 26. For pick-up of any donated PROM items, please call Ginny at (412)
719-5933, or Mary Beth at (724)327-4318. To have enough PROM food
& drink provisions available...REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED: To register
a special needs family member or friend to attend the PROM as our VIP
guest, please call Kathy at (724)745-7418.
Michael Mitchell (Army), Lt. Brian Naranjo (Coast Guard),
S.A. Melinda “Minny” Mowery, Colonel Mark VanKooten
(Air Force National Guard), Captain Christopher Stepanek
(Air Force), Lieutenant Jaymie Stepanek (Air Force), Colonel
Joseph Martin (Army), Lt. Col. Bryan J. O’Neill (Air Force),
Jonathan and David Miller (Air Force Academy), Ben and
Sam Rinaldi (Air Force Academy), Captain Matthew J. DiGiacomo (Army), Austin Kisow (Marines), Lt. Lewis F. Giammaria (Navy) and Major Sean T. Auth (Air Force), Captain
Bo Bear (Air Force)
2010 Quigley Catholic Golf Outing - GOLFERS Wanted:
Please join us on Monday, May 24, at The Club at Shadow Lakes,
just off the Aliquippa exit of Route 60 for a day of golf, fun and
prizes. Registration and breakfast: 8:00-9:00am; Shotgun start
(scramble format): 9:00am; Lunch, door prizes & raffles: 1:30pm.
Donation: $125/golfer. Tee sponsors & door prizes are also
needed! For more information or to register contact Mike Rubino at
(724)869-2188 extension 26, email at [email protected] or visit
www.qchs.org.
Pastor:............................ Rev. Daniel A. Valentine, D.Min.
....................................... [email protected]
Retired/In-Residence…...Rev. Matthew Tosello, Ph.D
Deacon:.......................... Dr. Robert Sabatelle, 412-741-4024
SV Hospital Ministries:…Deacon Steve M. Deskevich,
……………………………412-848-6245
Business Manager ......... Mr. Bob DeFilippo,
……………………………[email protected]
Development Director…. Joann Matten, 412-859-1281
……………………………[email protected]
Office Manager: ............. Mrs. Karin Masterani
....................................... [email protected]
Office Assistant: ............. Mrs. Susan Ponticello
....................................... [email protected]
Dir. Music Ministries:...... Mr. Lou Valenzi
....................................... Associate, Mrs. Sharron Schaefer
....................................... Web Site: www.stjamesmusic.org
Dir. Religious Ed: ........... Mrs. Karen Conroy, 412-741-6766
....................................... [email protected]
Saint James Catholic School …………………..412-741-5540
Principals:……………..Sister Diane Cauley, extension 106
…………………………[email protected]
……………………………Sister Christy Hill, extension 108
…………………………[email protected]
Secretary:.................... Mrs. Marcy Knobloch, extension 100
School Website: .......... www.stjamesschool.us
Youth Minister ................ Mr. Daniel Weikert, 412-749-3745
....................................... [email protected]
Maintenance .................. Mr. Mike Glumac & Mr. Dan O’Rourke
Housekeeping ................ Mrs. Patty Smitz
FELICIAN SISTERS SPRING CRAFT SHOW - Come enjoy and
shop for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Graduation, Birthdays, Anniversaries, etc at the Felician Sisters Spring Craft Show in Saturday, May 8 from 10:00am until 4:00pm, 1500 Woodcrest Avenue
in Coraopolis. The sisters and their friends have created many
beautiful items. Any questions please contact Sister Roseann at
(412)264-2890.
ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON & CARD PARTY - The Women’s Guild
of Saint Mary Church (444 Glenfield Road/Sewickley) would like to invite
you to their annual Spring luncheon (Chicken Divan, rice, molded applesauce jello, award-winning gourmet cupcakes) and card party on Tuesday, May 18 from Noon until 3:00pm. Cost is $8 per person. There will
be a 50/50 raffle, and door prizes. Reservations are appreciated before
June 1 at (412)741-6460.
CHILD SAFETY SEAT INSPECTION - State Farm representative, Jennifer Johnsen-Nazareth will be sponsoring a free child safety seat inspection by certified technicians. The event will take place on Saturday, May
15 between 10:00am-2:00pm at the Sewickley Fire Department, 601
Thorn Street. Over 75% of child safety seats are incorrectly installed!
Take advantage of this free community service to have your seat inspected by calling (412)741-1600 to schedule an appointment.
Finance Council......................Andrea Vescio.......... 741-8776
[John McNally, Chuck Etta, Jack Marlovits, Tom Hajdukiewicz,
and Bob DeBiase]
Greeters ..................................John Tucci ................ 741-4539
Home & School......................Janet Renner............ 741-1267
Knights of Columbus..............Sam Oriskovich........ 741-7479
Lectors....................................Dr. Bob Sabatelle ..... 741-4024
Marriage Preparation..............Jim & Margi Gregory741-1005
Please contact the rectory if you would like to add a name to
our listing of service men and women.
PASTORAL STAFF
Pastoral Council….Carolyn Verszyla; Facilitator….741-9185
Saint Vincent de Paul ....... Bob Brown..................... 741-4971
RCIA ................................ Bob Basl ........................ 741-3889
SCRIP Program ................ Susan Ponticello ............ 741-6650
.......................................... Rosemary Jancart........... 262-4839
Ushers............................... .. ..................................... 741-6650
Worship Committee.......... Kevin Daily ................... 741-6211
Financial Summary
As of April 25, 2010
Collection
Expenses
Over/Under
Last Week
$13,920
$18,426
-$4,506
July 1 thru
Last Week
$720,632
$760,226
-$39,594
Thank you for your generous support throughout the year.
We will soon be offering the convenience of online giving.
Details will follow soon.
LOOK WHAT’S HAPPENING
IN OUR PARISH THIS WEEK
Monday, May 3
Women’s AA meeting (Cafeteria) - 7:00pm
Tuesday, May 4
Prayer Group for our children and grandchildren
(Church) - 2:00-3:10pm
Girl Scout meeting (Cafeteria) - 2:30pm
Wednesday, May 5
Bell Choir practice (Church) - 7:00pm
Confirmation parent/candidate meeting
(Gathering Space) - 7:00pm
Pastoral Council meeting (Cafeteria) - 7:00pm
Thursday, May 6
Adult choir practice (Music Room) - 7:00pm
Friday, May 7
Saint James School Athletic Banquet (Gym)
A.B.A. meeting (Library) - 6:00-7:00pm
Saturday, May 8
Men’s Bible Study (M.R. #1) - 7:30-8:30am
Centering Prayer Group (M.R. #1) - 9:30-11:00am
Farmer’s Market (Parking Lot) - 9:00am-1:00pm
Sunday, May 9
Bible Study (Rectory) - 8:30-9:30am Pancake Breakfast
(Cafeteria) - 7:00am-1:00pm
Throughout the month of May,
Catholics have traditionally honored
Mary, the mother of Jesus. During
the month all mothers are honored
for they share with her a very special dignity. Their embrace of human life has made a significant impact upon the world. We encourage
everyone this month to pray for an
increase in respect for human life
by praying the rosary.
Pregnancy Hot Line 1-800-395-HELP
Diocesan Abuse Response Line 1-888-808-1235
Sunday, May 2, 2010
thru
Sunday, May 9, 2010
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
5:00 PM
+ Anthony Yanckello (Wife)
7:30 AM
For the People
9:30 AM
+ Erma Welshhans (Niesslein Family)
11:30 AM
+ Maria Aiello Crapis
(Crapis Granddaughters)
MONDAY
SAINTS PHILIP & JAMES (May 3)
6:45 AM + Shirley Sgro (Dan & Judy Plakosh)
9:00 AM + Maria Crapis
(Daughter, Josephine Mastroianni)
7:30 PM + Harry Markie (The Peduto Family)
TUESDAY
EASTER WEEKDAY (May 4)
6:45 AM + Isabella Jane Sirianni
(Carey & Mike Sirianni)
9:00AM + Alfred Awais (Ron & Kathy Johnson)
WEDNESDAY
EASTER WEEKDAY (May 5)
6:45 AM + Dominick Spinelli (The Skrabut Family)
9:00 AM + Michelina & Antonio Gallo
(Daughter in-law, Mario Gallo and Family)
THURSDAY
EASTER WEEKDAY (May 6)
6:45 AM + Frederick C. Whittier, Sr.
(Richard Whittier)
9:00 AM + Sam Finch, Jr.
(Wife, Dorothy (Finch) Barilaro & children, Ken & Linda)
FRIDAY
EASTER WEEKDAY (May 7)
6:45 AM
+ Mildred Butler (The Nard Family)
9:00 AM + Joyce Helsing (Dan & Ruth Darragh)
SATURDAY
EASTER WEEKDAY (May 8)
9:00 AM + Gene Dendinger
(Robert & Ann Marie Sabatelle)
5:00 PM + Deceased members of the Zipparo,
Tallerico, Gamber & Vaccaro families
(Mary Zipparo and Family)
SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
7:30 AM + Joseph Roppa (Wife & Children)
9:30 AM
For the People
11:30 AM + Shirley Sgro (John Tucci)
NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION FORM
Have you considered becoming part of our St. James
Parish family. We would love to have you. If you are
interested, kindly fill out the form below, and return it
by mail or in the Sunday collection.
Name ______________________________________
Address ____________________________________
____________________________________________
Phone ______________________________________
WELCOME! WELCOME! WELCOME!
To register on the internet log onto:
https://myownchurch.com/Pittsburgh
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Window & Gutter Cleaning
Traci
724-378-2410
Gerard
412-262-2900
or 724-457-2900
or 724-375-2400
549 Beaver Street
412/741-5858
www.sewickleygallery.com
Design • Installation
Custom Layout
Serving the area for over 26 Years
Ohio Valley General Hospital Edgeworth Commons
Medical Office Bldg., Suite 202 301 Ohio River Blvd.
McKees Rocks
Sewickley
In Association with Drs. Bell, Froman & Orsini
(412) 741-2221 • 1-888-933-7755
• Whole Home Audio • Flat Panel TV Sales &
Installation • Systems Tailored To Your Needs
• In Home Consultations Custom Home
Theater Installations
Computer
192 Ohio River Boulevard • 724-266-3500 Sales & Service
337 State Avenue
Beaver
Serving Beaver and Allegheny
counties with office locations
in Beaver, Chippewa, Hopewell,
Sewickley and Wexford.
Ellwood City Hospital
304 Evans Dr.
Ellwood City
412-741-4519
John & Peggy Wick - Parishioners
Consider Remembering
Your Parish in Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
Thomas Jewelers
FINE JEWELRY
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DIAMONDS
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REPAIRS
405 BEAVER STREET
(412) 741-3866
SEWICKLEY
Fax (412) 741-2000
JENNIFER JOHNSEN - NAZARETH
AGENT
State Farm Insurance
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Coa
Guc
ch
www.eyegotcha.net
See Website For Coupon
412.741.1600
1508 Mt. Nebo Road
www.seeJennifer.com
ci
Across From Primadonna
(412) 331-9696
John Paul Piccolo, D.M.D
Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
522 Beaver Street
412-741-7325
649 California Avenue • 412-766-6662
Hours by Appointment
Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Fri. 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m., Sat. 4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
BYOB Charge $2.00 Per Person — Cash Only
TARASI & TARASI, P.C.
Join Us Every Sunday
for Brunch
10 AM - 2 PM
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
ELIZABETH M. TARASI
510 THIRD AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA 15219
(412) 391-7135
Website: www.tarasilaw.com
Fax (412) 471-2673
Email: [email protected]
SAFRANS SUPERMARKET
• Non Sectarian
• Non Profit
Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 AM ‘till 9 PM • Sun 9 - 4
429 Walnut Street, Sewickley, PA
412-741-8110
412-741-4409
Check Out Our Patio Dining
by the Waterfall
(412) 761-6700
255 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA
www.sunnyjimstavern.com
Pittsburgh Upper Cervical Chiropractic LLC
Natural effective health care for your entire family
412-766-0321
8110 Ohio River Blvd.
www.PittsburghUpperCervical.com
870 4th Ave., Coraopolis
NORTHWEST
SAVINGS BANK
W h e r e p e o p l e m a k e t h e d i f fe r e n c e .
L e o A . G ra n d ov i c • O f f i c e M a n a g e r
412-741-7389
www.northwestsavingsbank.com
369300 St James Church
414 Beaver Street
Early Bird Specials
Saturdays Only 5 PM-7 PM
www.4thavenuegrille.com
Jim Muzik - Owner
412-299-9225
www.jspaluch.com
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629