- Saint James Catholic Church

S T. J A M E S C H U R C H
St. James Chronicler
Volume 2010 Issue 30
July 25, 2010
SEVENTEENTH
SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY
TIME
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
JULY 25, 2010
SAINT JAMES CHURCH
LISTENING TO GOD
Familiarity, in the
case of the Lord's
Prayer, probably
hasn't bred contempt
in most of us, but it
certainly can breed a
kind of inertia. The
words we speak in
prayer run the same
risks as all our other
human words: they
can be spoken hastily, thoughtlessly,
carelessly. In a manner parallel to the
words we say in the Lord's Prayer--"forgive us as we forgive others"--today might be the day to invite God to
"listen to us as well as we listen to you." Today might be
the day to listen to the Lord's Prayer with newly attentive
ears.
Let us learn from the example of Luke's Jesus, who
would not instruct others how to pray until he himself had
been a man of prayer. Moreover, listen carefully to the follow-up Jesus gives for the prayer itself. In our quick-fix
society we must heed the call to persistence; in a world that
puts glib explanations on difficult situations we must continue to seek and knock; in our all-too-humanness, we must
be open to the patience, grace, and wisdom of the will of
God. Do we want the Lord to listen to our voice? Maybe
we can start by listening to God's.
(c) Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
REMEMBERING THOSE WHO HAVE DIED
This past week we had a loss in our parish family with
the death of Dolores Minnemeyer. Please remember her
family in your prayers during this time of great loss. May
she share in the Resurrection of Christ who is the Way,
the Truth and the Life.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Jer 13:1-11; Mt 13:31-35
Tuesday:
Jer 14:17-22; Mt 13:36-43
Wednesday:
Jer 15:10; 16-21; Mt 13:44-46
Thursday:
Jer 18:1-6; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42
Friday:
Jer 26:1-9; Mt 13:54-58
Saturday:
Jer 26:11-16, 24; Mt 14:1-12
Sunday: Eccl 1:2; 2:21-23; Ps 90; Col 3:1-5, 9-11; Lk 12:13-21
THE MARK OF THE MAKER
If things created are so full of loveliness, how resplendent must be the One who made them! The
wisdom of the Worker is apparent in such handiwork.
--St. Anthony of Padua
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, Dolorita Harasin,
Carol Shannon, Rose Spec and Carmela Flowers Kocay
in your prayers.
MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR JULY 31 - AUGUST 2
Mass Time
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers
Lectors
5:00pm
Vigil
Luke, Wyatt & Zane Travis
Kevin Daily, Donna & Peter Peduzzi, Paul & Doreen Ropon,
Marlene Todd and Rich Zalenski
Joann Jabour
7:30am
Sunday
Alexis Brezny, Caroline and
Jacqueline Owens
Trudy Guy, Marie Joyce, Terri Robichaud, Ray Schuerger and
Marie Torrito
Beth Joyce
9:30am
Sunday
Nate Lisanti, Jack Mueller and Kathy Basl, John Bunce, Larry & Bonnie Megan, Mary Kay
Greg Strong
Russo, Carolyn Verszyla and Kathleen Wycoff
11:30am
Sunday
Joseph, Kaitlyn & Timothy
McNally
7:30pm
Monday
Bob Basl
Ibie Alfonso, Ron Carlson, Maria Macchione, Joanne & Martin MaryLu Giver
McDaniel, Garnette Muders and Julie Pitcavage
Connie Boschetto & John Tucci
Rich Zalenski
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.
NEW PARISHIONERS
NEW PARISHIONERS - We are very excited to
welcome the following new parishioners to St.
James Parish. Please know that we are very happy to
welcome you here, and really want you to feel at
home!
WELCOME: Timothy & Karen Kelly and Family,
Alan & Judy Fiorello and Family, Sandra Foody
ST. JAMES SCHOOL NEWS
SUMMER OFFICE HOURS - Now that school is officially
over for the summer, the school has new summer office
hours.
The school will be open Monday through Friday
9:00am-2:00pm. Please make a note of these hours.
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY NEWS
SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Good Samaritan (Ambridge) and St. John (Baden) parishes invite all young adults to join us on Sunday, August 1 as we celebrate Young Adult Ministry Day.
Our gathering will be from 1:00 to 6:00pm at Old
Economy Park shelter #4. All young adults ages 18
years and up are welcome to join us for food, fellowship
and games! Please bring a side dish or dessert to share. A
free will offering will be collected to cover the cost of the
rental, food and refreshments. For details or to RSVP,
contact Tony at [email protected] or (724)266-6565.
ATTENTION PARISH LAY MINISTERS AND
VOLUNTEERS - If you have not yet completed all of
the necessary requirements for the Safe Environment Program, you will be receiving or have already received a
letter from the parish requesting the necessary items for
your file to be in compliance with the Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Safe Environment Policy. The Gavin Group, the
auditors representing the United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops, will once again be auditing parishes
and schools within our diocese the week of October 18. It
is extremely important that we work towards 100% compliance of the requirements for this audit. If you have any
questions, please contact Susan Ponticello at the Rectory
Office at (412)741-6650 extension 315.
SAINT ALEXIS NEWS
The 18th Annual Saint Alexis Festival (10090 Old Perry
Highway) runs from 6:00-11:00pm nightly from July
28-31. Enjoy live stage entertainment, festival-style food,
rides, carnival games, Kiddieland, card games, raffles,
bake sale, farmers’ market & more! Hot family dinners
will be served nightly from 4:30-7:00pm in the Saint
Alexis School cafeteria. Parking is limited on the church
property to those with severe hardship. Free shuttles will
run regularly throughout the evening beginning at
4:15pm from North Allegheny Senior High School. For
complete details about this year’s fun-filled festival, visit
www.stalexis.org or call (724)935-4343.
DIOCESAN CHOIR AUDITIONS
Auditions for the 2010-2011 Diocesan Choir season
will soon be held. The Choir, under the direction of
Fr. Jim Chepponis, Music Director for the Diocese
of Pittsburgh, sings for the major Diocesan events at
St. Paul’s Cathedral throughout the year. Currently
there are openings in the soprano, alto, tenor and
bass sections. In addition to being good singers, potential members must be capable sight-readers due to
a limited rehearsal schedule, and at least 18 years of
age. Rehearsals are held at St. John Capistran
Church in Upper St. Clair. Audition times may be
scheduled by calling Doris Anne in the Diocesan
Music Office at (412)456-3042 before August 11.
Protecting God’s Children Program - Saint James will
be holding two sessions of the Protecting God’s Children
program. Volunteers of the parish and school are required
to complete one Protecting God’s Children session. The
sessions will be Tuesday, September 14th from 11:30am
to 2:30pm in the Gathering Space and Wednesday, September 15th from 6:30 to 9:30pm in the cafeteria. Please
call Susan Ponticello to register at (412)741-6650 extension 315.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
PLEASE REGISTER FOR 2010-11 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
(CCD) by contacting the Religious Education office at (412)7416766 extension 503 or [email protected]. Families are
required to re-register each year, so that information can be updated. When you contact the office please give all updated information for address, phone numbers (home and emergency) and
email and indicate your child’s grade and school for the fall and
what session (Sunday or Home School) you are choosing. It is
also important that we know about any special needs (medical,
physical or learning disabilities). Sunday times will remain 9:1511:00am. Fees will be $55 for one child, $75 for two children and
$85 for three or more children and can be put in an envelope
marked “CCD Registration”. Please either mail your information,
drop it off at the rectory or deposit in the Sunday collection basket.
Baptismal certificates are required for children entering the program for the first time. Many of the Sunday classes are filling up,
so if you want that choice you must register soon! Late registrants
may have to do home school.
ELEGANT JUNK NEWS
Elegant Junk Sale
The annual Elegant Junk Sale sponsored by the Saint James
Women’s Guild will take place this coming Saturday, July 31
from 8:00am-1:00pm in the Cafeteria and Parking Lot.
Clean out your cupboards, closets, garages
and storage places. Drop
off dates for the “gently
used” items will begin
on Monday, July 26 and
go through Thursday,
July 29 from 10:00am7:30pm.
Any large items (bikes, desks, furniture, porch furniture,
etc.) can be dropped off at the Rectory garages Monday
through Thursday 10:00am-12:00pm and 5:00-7:30pm. All
other items may be dropped off at the Cafeteria. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WE CANNOT ACCEPT CLOTHING OR
SHOES.
Saint James the Elder by Rembrandt
He is depicted clothed as a pilgrim; note the scallop shell on his shoulder
and his staff and pilgrim's hat beside him his symbol is also the carpenter
saw
This Sunday, July 25, our parish celebrates the feast
of its patron, St. James. He is referred to as James
the Great or Elder. He is the brother of St. John the
evangelist; they are referred to as “sons of thunder” (Boanerges) in the Gospel of Mark. Our parish
received his name in 1863 when its founding pastor,
Fr. James Reid, requested that the parish take his
baptismal name.
Though not much is known about any of the 12
apostles, history and legend fills volumes of which
it is difficult to distinguish one from the other. From
the scriptures we know that St. James held special
significance as he is one of the three known as the
“kindred spirits.” It was James along with his
brother John and Peter who were summoned to the
Mount of Transfiguration to experience the Lord’s
transfiguration in all its glory. There they were
privy to the conversation between Moses, Elijah and
Jesus as they discussed his “passage.” The scene is
recorded in the vivid colors of the stained glass window above our baptismal font.
It is known that James was martyred in the year 44
ad by King Agrippa I as recorded in the Acts of the
Apostles. It is believed that his remains were transported to Galicia (modern day Spain) to the town of
Santiago de Compostelo. This town is considered
the third most holy site in Roman Catholicism next
to Jerusalem and Rome. Since the time of the middle
ages (as early as the 9th century) until modern
times, Christians made pilgrimage to Compostelo
by foot and later on by bicycle (100 km walk or 200
km by bicycle). In 2008 alone, over 125,000
“compestelo’s” were made. When July 25th falls on
a Sunday, such as this year, it is known as a “Jubilee
Year,” and the east door of the Santiago Cathedral is
opened to receive pilgrimers.
The story of our namesake,
James, continues to unfold to
this day even as we take up
the “spirit” of his name.
Known as the pilgrim saint he
is depicted by the scallop in
art, and is a constant reminder that we are a “pilgrim
people” on journey with saint and sinner alike to
our eternal destiny of the reign of God on earth.
Happy Feast Day.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL NEWS
THANKS TO ALL
THOSE WHO MADE
OUR VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL A TREMENDOUS WEEK OF
FUN AND FAITH FOR
ALL INVOLVED:
CENTER LEADERS:
Maria Brown (Skits
and Music), Eva Vaccaro, and Jen Cagliuso (Mission), Molly Torbic (Bible Story), Lori
Moore and Amy Joyce (Theme), Courtney Kuzminski (Bible Story),
Dana May-Burns (Recreation), Julie Wolf and Karen Russell (Crafts),
Karen Jackson and Jen Balet (Snack).
GROUP LEADERS AND CENTER HELPERS: Gabrielle Gevaudan,
Julianna Nicolaus, Maggie Rothfus, Edmund Rothfus, Theresa Campisano, Isabella Brown, Amelia Besterman, Madeline Oliver, Ciara
Donohue, Dan Joyce, Ryan Torbic, Regis Conlin, Stephen Wolf, Katie
Wankel, Emma Schurman, Ryan Conlin, Michael Falcone, Xavier
Lang, Austin Lemieux, Ryder Ballou, Nathan Belliveau, Joel Kuzminski, Matt Russell, Sammie Pugh, Karen Pugh, Giovanna Brown,
Julia Poppenberg, Krysta Sauro, Ceili Lang, Greg Strong, Joseph
McNally, Austin Schorr, Liam Ward, Michelle Battistella, Maddie
Durbin, Gia Veltre, Alexa Lemieux, Delilah Martsolf, Julia Nelson,
Jenna Ponticello, Stephanie Lemieux, Grace Jancart, Dominique
Cagliuso, Brooke Sommers, Sophia Fardo, Rachel Belliveau, Angel
Wolf, William Wolf, Tomasina Crapis, Madison Brooks, Marissa
Conlin, Tim McNally, Matt McNally, Lynda Reilsono, Marissa Trapizona, Jonathan Roppo, Kaitlyn McNally, Meg Oczypok, Rachel
Houser, Lynn VandenBosche, and Vincent Cagliuso
SKITS: Rachel Houser, Julia Nelson, Dominique Cagliuso, Nathan
Belliveau, Ryder Ballou, Isabella Brown and Ryan Torbic
SPECIAL THANKS to Jerry Williams (Registration), Delia Veltre
(Decorating), Lynn Lucia (Donation of craft supplies), the Tsudis family (Donation of Chocolate coins) and Father Matthew for his wonderful presentation on the Yanomami of the Amazon. Thanks also to all
those who helped with the decorating, luncheon and clean up.
Vacation Bible School - Project Water Well
Although 97% of the earth is covered in water, only 1% is potable
water. Potable water is water which is fit for consumption by humans
and animals. It is also called drinking water, in a reference to its intended use. Water may be naturally potable, as is the case with pristine springs, or it may need to be treated in order to be safe.
The issue of access to potable water is very important. In developed
countries, people may not put a great deal of thought into the source
Altar Servers…………………Molly Torbic…….....259-8059
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 ................................Nan O’Connor.......... 741-1547
of their water. In many First World nations, citizens can turn on a tap
for fresh, potable water which may also be enriched with things like
fluoride for health. In developing countries, however, and especially in
Haiti, a large proportion of the population does not have access to
safe water.
Clean, safe drinking water is essential for life. In developing countries,
access to safe drinking water can be limited, often resulting in serious
illnesses and death. Water which is not safe to drink can carry diseases and heavy metals. People who consume this water will become
ill, and there is a risk of death. Unfortunately, even in areas where the
water is known to be unsafe, people may drink it anyway, out of desperation.
People, young and old, and animals share what little water is available
in nearby rivers and streams — rivers and streams that are contaminated with sewage runoff and waste. The people living in such conditions desperately need access to water wells, hand water pumps, and
filter systems. Through Food for the Poor, one of the largest international relief organizations, the life-giving gift of clean water is being
provided to many rural villages in Haiti through generous donations.
Water pumps and wells are being installed thanks to these donations,
and for the first time, many Haitians have access to clean drinking
water.
During Vacation Bible School week, our campers learned about the
importance of clean water, as well as being good stewards of the
earth. Our Catholic social teaching requires that we conserve, and not
abuse, the gifts God has given us. The children discussed recycling,
renewing, and the interdependency of everyone and everything on
God’s earth. The rainforest, our theme this year, was a wonderful
backdrop for this ecology discussion. As in the past, we held a Penny
Power collection to benefit the Food for the Poor organization in their
campaign to provide rural areas of Haiti with clean water. All of the
children were asked to collect pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters… and
dollars…to help raise enough money to buy a well through Food for
the Poor. This year, during our VBS week, we hoped to raise $5,298
to drill and install the well - an ambitious goal. To date, we have
raised $1,287 with the amazing support from our parish families. We
have decided to continue the collection in hopes that we will reach our
goal. Please consider donating to this cause as you are able. Every
bit counts, and not only provides water for the people of Haiti, but also
provides life.
FAST FACTS CLEAN DRINKING WATER
• 4500 children die each day from diseases
caused by contaminated water.
• 400 million children lack the minimum
amount of safe water needed to live.
• 84% of water-related deaths occur in children under age 14.
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
55+ Club................................ Caroline Jean Brown 741-4971
REMEMBER ALL THOSE SERVING
IN THE MILITARY FROM OUR PARISH
RUSYN FOOD FESTIVAL - Come join us for the 17th Annual Rusyn
Food Festival August 5-7 from 11:00am-8:00pm at St. John’s Orthodox Parish Center (Fifth Street in Ambridge).
Featuring: Slavjane Dancers Saturday at 3:00pm and Revilak Family
singers of Bardejov, Slovakia on Saturday at 4:30pm. There will also be
Pirohy, Authentic Ethnic food, baked goods, Rusyn craft demonstrations,
Rusyn dancers, Rusyn Ethnic items, icons and religious items. Call (724)
266-2610 to place your order during the festival and pick up in 30 minutes. Eat in or take out. Air conditioned comfort. For more information call
(412)749-0675.
Michael Mitchell (Army), Lt. Bryan Naranjo (Coast Guard), S.A.
Melinda “Minny” Mowery, Colonel Mark VanKooten (Air Force National Guard), Captain Christopher Stepanek (Air Force), Captain
Jaymie Stepanek (Air Force), Colonel Joseph Martin (Army), Lt. Col.
Bryan J. O’Neill (Air Force), 2nd Lt. Jonathan Miller (Air Force),
Cadette 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), Major Sean T. Auth
(Air Force), Captain Bo Bear (Air Force), Specialist Michael Murphy
(Army), 1st Lt. Ian Martin (USMC) and Lt. Colonel Christopher
Dziubek (Army)
MAGNIFICAT PITTSBURGH - Ladies, join Magnificat Pittsburgh for an
uplifting prayerful breakfast on Saturday, August 21 from 9:00am-Noon
at the Sheraton Four Points in Cranberry. Hear speaker Debi Byham
tell her journey of faith and inner healing. Debi was living a life of guilt,
depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for over 25 years after a
tragic car accident. She was literally throwing her life away until God
touched her in an extraordinary way during a pilgrimage. Her testimony
will inspire you to endure hard times and strengthen your faith. The cost
of the breakfast is $18. Registration deadline is August 13. To register, call Kay at (724)772-6749 or Pam at (412)461-8906 or download a
registration form at www.magnificatpittsburgh.org
Please contact the rectory if you would like to add a name to
our listing of service men and women.
WANT TO PUT MORE FUN AND FULFILLMENT INTO YOUR MARRIAGE? Then join us for Living in Love, a day and a half mini-retreat for
married couples coming to Saint Richard Parish in Gibsonia on August 28
and 29. It’s a time for lively, “guy-friendly” (you’ll like it too, ladies!) presentations and private discussions between you and your spouse – no
counseling, no group discussion – just the two of you learning to draw
closer and enjoy your marriage more fully using action oriented, common
sense, practical methods. Truly Catholic, truly engaging, deeply lifechanging – this is what couples say about Living in Love. Come see for
yourself!
Time: Saturday, August 28 - 8:00am-9:00pm; Sunday, August 29 8:00am-4:00pm. Cost: $100 per couple includes all materials, refreshments, and a romantic Saturday evening meal – BYO lunch. For more
information or to register online, go to www.livinginlove.org or call Mary
Jo Robbins at St. Richard (724)444-1971, extension 122.
GIRL’S HOPE OPPORTUNITIES- Let’s prepare youth for college
and career. Just one hour can change two lives! Find out about
flexible volunteer opportunities and the mentoring program at Girls
Hope: contact Bridget Cook at (724)869-6521 or visit us online at
www.girlshope.org and www.facebook.com/girlshope. We are located at the Sisters of St. Joseph's Motherhouse, not far at all from
your parish.
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..............Bob Ryan........... 513-259-7648
Lectors....................................Deacon Bob Sabatelle741-4024
Marriage Preparation..............Jim & Margi Gregory741-1005
PASTORAL STAFF
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
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 REPORT
As of July 18, 2010
7/25/2010
Collection
Expenses
Over/Under
Last Week
$13,790
$18,426
-$4,636
July 1 thru
Last Week
$49,179
$52,126
-$2,947
Thank you for your continued support!
LOOK WHAT’S HAPPENING
IN OUR PARISH THIS WEEK
Monday, July 26
Elegant Junk Sale drop off (see times below)
Cafeteria - 10:00am-7:30pm
Rectory Garages - 10:00am-Noon & 5:00-7:30pm
Tuesday, July 27
Elegant Junk Sale drop off (see times below)
Cafeteria - 10:00am-7:30pm
Rectory Garages - 10:00am-Noon & 5:00-7:30pm
Prayer Group for our children and grandchildren
(Church) - 2:00-3:10pm
Wednesday, July 28
Elegant Junk Sale drop off (see times below)
Cafeteria - 10:00am-7:30pm
Rectory Garages - 10:00am-Noon & 5:00-7:30pm
Pastoral Council meeting (M.R. #2) - 7:00pm
Thursday, July 29
Elegant Junk Sale drop off (see times below)
Cafeteria - 10:00am-7:30pm
Rectory Garages - 10:00am-Noon & 5:00-7:30pm
Friday, July 30
AA meeting (Gathering Space) - 7:15pm
Saturday, July 31
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
Elegant Junk Sale (Cafeteria & Parking Lot)
8:00am-1:00pm
Sunday, August 1
Bible Study (Rectory) - 8:30-9:30am
Pregnancy Hot Line 1-800-395-HELP
Diocesan Abuse Response Line 1-888-808-1235
SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
Let each one remember that we will make progress in all
spiritual things only insofar as we rid ourselves of selflove, self-will and self-interest.
- St. Ignatius of Loyola
Sunday, July 25, 2010
thru
Sunday, August 1, 2010
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
5:00 PM + Josephine Servadio & Theresa Yanckello
(Roberta Yanckello)
7:30 AM For the People
9:30 AM + Mary Salrin (Jennifer Salrin & Steven Collier)
11:30 AM + Frank & Mary Vescio (Daughter, Joann Gouker)
MONDAY
SAINT JOACHIM & SAINT ANNE
(July 26)
6:45 AM + Palma Mastroianni (Silvio Mastroianni)
9:00 AM + Edgar Lewis (Keith & Elsie Rothfus and Family)
7:30 PM + Mary & Michael Sinkus (The Connelly Family)
TUESDAY
WEEKDAY (July 27)
6:45 AM + Kathleen & Ed Rechel (The Vasiladiotis Family)
9:00AM + Liseo Sauro (Uncle & Family)
WEDNESDAY
WEEKDAY (July 28)
6:45 AM + Beverly Angros
(Marcella Schwarz & Cynthia Luca)
9:00 AM + William Hatt (Mary & Leo Scalercio)
THURSDAY
SAINT MARTHA (July 29)
6:45 AM + Louis & Irene Trapizona
(Michelle, Matthew and Brandon Trapizona)
9:00 AM + Jack Roach (Mary & Ann Phillips)
FRIDAY
WEEKDAY (July 30)
6:45 AM + Thomasina Garafola (Flo Munizza)
9:00 AM + Edward Milcoff (Wife, Jane)
SATURDAY
SAINT IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA (July 31)
9:00 AM + Edward Bamonte (Alan & Anna Torrance)
3:00 PM WEDDING: Krista Joseph & Fabrizio Sauro
5:00 PM + Anthony Tallerico (Cathy & Tony Renda)
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:30 AM + Joseph & Frances Torrito (Family)
9:30 AM For the People
11:30 AM + Dellie Mahr (Children & Grandchildren)
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
981 Brodhead Road
Moon Township, PA 15108
Jessica Copeland Volante
Supervisor
412-262-1390
SEWICKLEY HEARING AIDS
Doctors of Audiology • Sharon H. Russo, Au.D., Paula Sandoe, Au.D. and Linda St. Clair M.Ed.
412-741-7446
Associated with John A. Straka, M.D., Shelly J. McQuone, M.D., Matthew B. Straka, M.D. and Deborah A. Eaton, M.D.
1099 Ohio River Blvd., Sewickley, PA
Eat the Best
Forget The Rest
445 Beaver St., Sewickley
(412) 741-9150
AND BIRTH WELLNESS
Celebrating the Family thru Touch
BODY
ADRIAN PLUMBING
Serving our community over 30 years
* Insured / Reasonable *
VISA - Mastercard
412-977-3839
412-716-1559
Massage / Hypnosis / Craniosacral Therapy
KIM YOUNG / WWW.BODYANDBIRTH.COM
SEWICKLEY SAVINGS BANK
724-843-8000
412-264-4940
MORTGAGE & HOME EQUITY LOANS
GRAND OPENING — SUMMER 2010
511 Beaver Street, Sewickley
SAVINGS, CERTIFICATE & CHECKING ACCOUNTS
RAPID, RELIABLE SERVICE
Premier Women’s Health
301 Ohio River Blvd.
Sewickley, PA 15143
ULTIMATE PASTRY SHOP
www.premierwomenshealth.org
Providing obstetrical and
1009 Beaver Grade Road
gynecological care
Moon Township, PA 15108
412-741-6530
412-264-2450
Pro-life
GIANT EAGLE
WINDOWCLEAN
CATHERINE M. MITCHELL, Au.D., CCC-A
BRANDY R. WINN, Au.D., CCC-A
Doctors of Audiology
724-774-4070
GerardPlumbing.com
Quaker Village Shopping Center Window & Gutter Cleaning
Leetsdale, PA 412-741-6040
724-378-2410
Our Success Begins with You
Residential • Commercial
1-877-EAGLE-JOB
Insured and Bonded
Traci
Gerard
412-262-2900
or 724-457-2900
or 724-375-2400
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
FREE ESTIMATES
GUTTER CLEANING SPECIAL $45.00 and up
337 State Avenue
Beaver
Serving Beaver and Allegheny
counties with office locations
in Beaver, Chippewa, Hopewell,
Sewickley and Wexford.
549 Beaver Street
412/741-5858
www.sewickleygallery.com
FARMERS’ MARKETS
We Accept Farmer’s Markets Checks
Ellwood City Hospital • AMBRIDGE – Thurs. 4-7 PM
• BEAVER – Sat. 10 AM-1 PM
304 Evans Dr.
• BEAVER FALLS – Mon. 3:30-6:30 PM
Ellwood City
Design • Installation
Custom Layout
Serving the area for over 26 Years
412-741-4519
John & Peggy Wick - Parishioners
PAUL A. TAICLET, DMD
FAMILY DENTISTRY
1712 MT. NEBO ROAD
SEWICKLEY, PA 15143
412-741-3337
SEWICKLEY VALLEY ROOFING
SLATE-SHINGLE-GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS
Summer • Fall • Winter • Spring
TIM SCHMIDT (412) 741-8206 Fully Insured - Call Any Day
Beaver Elder Care
and Rehabilitation Center
JENNIFER JOHNSEN - NAZARETH
AGENT
State Farm Insurance
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
616 GOLF COURSE RD., ALIQUIPPA
412.741.1600
1508 Mt. Nebo Road
www.seeJennifer.com
John Paul Piccolo, D.M.D
Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
522 Beaver Street
412-741-7325
Hours by Appointment
724-375-0345
www.eyegotcha.net
Thomas Jewelers
FINE JEWELRY
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DIAMONDS
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405 BEAVER STREET
(412) 741-3866
SEWICKLEY
Fax (412) 741-2000
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
www.northwestsavingsbank.com
414 Beaver Street
Owner Jody Villella
Check Out Our Patio Dining
by the Waterfall
(412) 761-6700
255 Camp Horne Road, Pittsburgh, PA
www.sunnyjimstavern.com
412-741-8110
8110 Ohio River Blvd.
www.PittsburghUpperCervical.com
724-777-3303
Join Us Every Sunday
for Brunch
10 AM - 2 PM
429 Walnut Street, Sewickley, PA
412-766-0321
“Quality Work Etched in Stone”
FREE ESTIMATES/FULLY INSURED
BYOB Charge $2.00 Per Person — Cash Only
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.
Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 AM ‘till 9 PM • Sun 9 - 4
Natural effective health care for your entire family
Across From Primadonna
(412) 331-9696
ALL T YPES OF CONCRETE,
BRICKWORK & STONEWORK
649 California Avenue • 412-766-6662
SAFRANS SUPERMARKET
Pittsburgh Upper Cervical Chiropractic LLC
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Artistic Masonr y
REPAIRS
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]
369300 St James Church
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Big Enough to meet your needs - Small Enough to Care See Website For Coupon
TARASI & TARASI, P.C.
412-741-7389
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Interested in:
Diocesan Priesthood?
Call Fr. Matthew McClain
Vocation Office
Diocese of Pittsburgh
(412) 456-3123
Consider Remembering
Your Parish in Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
www.jspaluch.com
Monte Cello’s
Sewickley
(412) 741-7868
Sunday Brunch
11:30 AM - 2 PM
$5.00 off with $20.00 Purchase
For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629