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Catholic Communities serving the Upper Allegheny Valley
Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament ~ St. Joseph Parishes
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
Our Lady of the
Most Blessed
Sacrament Parish
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church - LPH
11th and Carolina Street
Natrona Heights, PA 15065
Sunday Mass Schedule
Sunday Morning 9:30 a.m.
Weekday Mass Schedule
Tuesday Evening 7:00 p.m.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Following the Tuesday evening
Mass
Our Lady of the
Most Blessed Sacrament
Parish - MBS
A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust
800 Montana Avenue
Natrona Heights, PA 15065
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Afternoon Vigil
4:00 p.m.
Sunday
8:00 & 11:00 a.m.; 6:00 p.m.
Weekday Mass Schedule
See Weekday Schedule Inside
Holy Day
See Schedule in Bulletin
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 11:00 a.m.-11:45am
Administration Center
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Monday thru Friday
April 5, 2015
He bent down and saw the
burial cloths there, but did not
go in. When Simon Peter arrived after him, he went into the
tomb and saw the burial cloths
there, and the cloth that had
covered his head, not with the
burial cloths but rolled up in a
separate place. - Jn 20:5-7
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass ©2001,
1998, 1970 CCD
Sacrament of Baptism
Held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays
of the Month. Baptisms are
scheduled by calling the
Administrative Office. Baptisms
will be scheduled after parents
have completed the baptismal
class and obtained godparent
sponsor letters.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Contact one of the priests at
least 6 months before a
suggested date. No wedding
date will be reserved until the
couple has met with the priest.
St. Joseph Parish - STJ
A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust
St. Ladislaus Church
48 Spruce Street
Natrona, PA 15065
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Weekdays
Monday - Friday 8:30 am
Holy Day
See Schedule in Bulletin
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday Evening 5:30-5:45 p.m.
Administration Center
Office Hours: 8:45 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Monday thru Thursday
Sacrament of the
Anointing of the Sick
Two anointing Masses are held
annually—one in the spring and
one in the fall. If you or your
loved one is in need of this
Sacrament, please call the
Administrative Office so that a
date and time can be arranged.
RCIA
Persons who are not baptized
and those who were baptized in
another faith or those with no
religious education are prepared
for full membership in the
Catholic Church in the RCIA
process. Call the Religious
Education Office.
DIRECTORY AND STAFF
Administration Center
1526 Union Avenue, Natrona Heights, PA 15065
MBS Main Number
MBS Website
MBS-STJ Fax No.
724-226-4900
www.olmbs.org
724-224-3559
STJ Main Number
STJ Website
724-224-1336
stjosephnatrona.webs.com
Pastor:
E-Mail:
Rev. James K. Mazurek
pastor-natronaheights@verizon.net
Parochial Vicar:
E-Mail:
Rev. Nicholas A. Spirko
nspirko@diopitt.org
Permanent Deacon:
E-Mail:
Patrick G. Wood
patgwood@verizon.net
Ms. Patricia DeWitt
olmbschurch4@verizon.net
MBS Secretary:
E-Mail:
STJ Secretary:
E-Mail:
Ms. Debbie Wichrowski
stjosephnatrona@hotmail.com
MBS & STJ Religious Ed:
Phone :
E-Mail:
Mrs. Katie Weikert
724-224-3339
olmbsccd@verizon.net
MBS & STJ Safe Environment Coordinator:
Mrs. Maureen Wood
E-Mail:
olmbssec@verizon.net
MBS Music Minister:
E-Mail:
STJ Music Minister:
E-mail:
Mrs. Deborah Mialki
olmbschurch2@verizon.net
Mrs. Diane Pleva
dbpleva@yahoo.com
MBS & OLMBSS Advancement:
Mrs. Heather Wygonik
E-Mail:
heatherwygonik@verizon.net
MBS Council Chair:
E-Mail:
STJ Council Chair:
E-Mail:
David Wygonik
djwygonik@verizon.net
Joseph Sadecky
ems8840@icloud.com
OLMBS School:
Main Office Phone:
E-Mail:
Sean T. Davis, Principal
724-226-2345
olmbsoffice@olmbs.org
STJ High School:
Main Office Phone:
E-Mail:
Mrs. Beverly Kaniecki, Principal
724-224-5552
bkaniecki@saintjosephhs.com
Diocesan Victim Assistance Hotline
Child PSL Abuse Hotline
1-888-808-1235
1-800-932-0313
April 4 - April 12, 2015
Saturday, April 4, Vigil, Easter Sunday of the
Resurrection of the Lord
4:00 pm MBS NO MASS
6:00 pm STJ NO MASS
8:30 pm MBS For the People
8:30 pm STJ For the People
Sunday, April 5, Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of
the Lord
8:00 am MBS For the People
9:30 am LPH For the People
10:00 am STJ For the People
11:30 am MBS For the People
11:30 am PH For the People
6:00 pm MBS NO MASS
Monday, April 6, Monday within the Octave of Easter
7:30 am MBS NO MASS
8:30 am STJ NO MASS
Tuesday, April 7, Tuesday within the Octave of Easter
7:50 am MBS John & Sarah Kish - Johnnie
8:30 am STJ Walt Krawiecki - Lorraine Lionelli
7:00 pm LPH Jeannie & Garrie Miller
Daughters, Aimee & Mary Kay
Wed., April 8, Wednesday within the Octave of Easter
7:30 am MBS John Staninecz - Ozimek Family
8:30 am STJ NO MASS
Thurs., April 9, Thursday within the Octave of Easter
7:30 am MBS Frank P Corso
Darlene Frederick & Family
8:30 am STJ Joanne McGann
Dr & Mrs David Schaub
Friday, April 10, Friday within the Octave of Easter
8:30 am STJ Marilyn L Barker
Willie & Irene DeAngelis
9:30 am MBS Frank & Bernardine Celko
Robert Lisco Family
Saturday, April 11, Vigil: Second Sunday of Easter
4:00 pm MBS Francis Kladny - Family
6:00 pm STJ Margaret Jancech
Ed & Mary Ann Zembrzuski
Sunday, April 12, Second Sunday of Easter
8:00 am MBS Ruth Jendrey
John & Marilyn Zembrzuski
9:30 am LPH Anthony Chybrzynski - Family
10:00 am STJ Joseph M Sadecky
Wife Julie & Children
11:00 am MBS Edwin Kania
Wife, Sylvia & Children
6:00 pm MBS John Petit - Wife, Wilma Petit
THE PASTOR’S CORNER
A doctor met with a patient to share with him his recent lab
results. “I have your lab results and there is some bad news and
worse news,” the doctor said. “The bad news is that your lab
results say you have 24 hours to live.” “How could it get any
worse?” the patient asked. “The worse news is that I’ve been
trying to get a hold of you since yesterday.”
Today we ponder not bad news, but good news. The best news
there could possibly be is Jesus Christ defeated death. Though all
seemed lost on Good Friday, today we rejoice: for he is risen;
indeed he is risen.
Without the Resurrection, Good Friday would be the story of a failed religious leader. If Christ had not been
raised, death would not have been defeated.
We have all had the occasion speaking to someone, perhaps in our own family, though baptized as an infant
has left the practice of the Catholic faith: they aren’t coming to Mass and they are publically at odds with
teachings of the Church. And when I ask why they’ve left the practice of the faith in which they were raised,
they often say, well, I was baptized as a baby, so I didn’t get a choice to become a Catholic or not.
Well, to all of you, who didn’t get a choice as infants, today, and every Easter, we renew the promises of our
own baptism. We will renew our faith that Jesus rose, we renew our belief in all the Church teaches in his
name. The priest will then sprinkle with the newly blest water, all those gathered as a reminder of the waters of
baptism and a renewal in our commitment to live out those promises.
And really, it’s not just on Easter that we renew our promises. Every time we receive the Eucharist, we are
saying “Amen” to being in communion with the Church, being one with the Risen Lord who promises us
eternal life. The early Christians celebrated every Sunday as a “little Easter” because EVERY SUNDAY the
Church gathers to celebrate Christ’s Easter victory.
If you are renewing your baptismal promises at Mass today, then you must realize that attending Mass
EVERY SUNDAY is just as important as it is on Easter Sunday. We are celebrating Easter week by week,
celebrating Christ’s victory over sin and death.
The news of Christ’s resurrection is the greatest news there can be. It is the news that Love is more powerful
over death. The darkness we see in our world will be vanquished. Hatred and division and disease and
suffering and selfishness do not the final day say.
God’s word can be trusted. Resurrexit sicut dixit. He is Risen as he said he would! Indeed, He IS Risen!
Alleluia!
God Bless.
Fr. Jim
Summerfest 2015
Summerfest is July 8-11. The planning
has begun and a big part of the Festival is
the Basket Raffle. We welcome your
donations to fill these baskets, so whenever you are
out and about pick up a few household pieces, baby
supplies, garden tools, toys, sports items, summer
fun, gift cards, etc. Please send your donations to the
Administration Center in c/o Heather WygonikSummer Festival 2015. Any questions, contact
Heather at 724-226-4900 or hwygonik@olmbs.org.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mark Your Calendar
The St. Joseph High School 34th
Annual Latin Mass will be held on Tuesday,
April 14 at 7 pm in MBS Church. The mass
will be celebrated by SJHS alumnus Monsignor Larry
J. Kulick, JCL. The public is welcome.
Easter Holiday
The Administration Center will be closed Monday,
April 6th for the Easter holiday. The office will reopen Tuesday, April 7th.
Happy Easter!
Divine Mercy Novena
The Divine Mercy Novena at LPH Church
continues:
Sunday, April 5th
10:30 AM
M,W,T,F,S April 6,8,9,10,11
7:00 PM
Tuesday, April 7th
7:30 PM
Divine Mercy Sunday
3:00 PM
There will be refreshments in the LPH Social Hall
following the Mercy Sunday Novena.
All bulletin announcements must be received by Monday at 9
am in written form or e-mail.
Bible Study
The next Bible Study begins Monday, April 6th
and will continue to meet weekly on Monday
evenings from 6:45 to 8:00 p.m. in grade school room
8. There is a book fee of $10. For questions, please
call the Religious Education Office at 724-224-3339.
Easter Blessing of Families
This afternoon, Bishops David Zubik, William
Waltersheid and William Winter will welcome
families of the Diocese of Pittsburgh to their annual
Blessing of Families at St. Paul Cathedral, Oakland
beginning at 1 pm. Each family attending will receive
a special memento to take home; and the children
will receive a sweet treat.
5th Annual Parish Eucharistic Day
Friday, May 1st STJ Parish will celebrate its annual
Parish Feast Day beginning with an opening Mass at
8:30 AM followed by all day adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament until the 5:45 Benediction with the pot luck
dinner following. The Parish will provide the main meat
entrée. Reservations are required. Please fill out and
return to the Parish Office or drop in the collection
basket.
STJ EUCHARISTIC DAY - Pot Luck Supper
Reservations for STJ Feast Day Celebration
Family Name____________________________
Number Attending___________
Cover Dish You will be bringing
______________________________________________________________
Ambassador’s Club
The Ambassador’s Club will meet on Tuesday,
April 14th in the OLPH Social Hall. Reservations
due by Wed., April 8th & cancellations by Sunday,
April 12th by calling Mary Lou at 724-212-6062.
“Summer Fun” Raffle - STJ
Everyone should have received their “Summer
Fun” Raffle tickets in the mail. More tickets are
available if needed. The committee is in need of
prizes for the “Second Chance” drawing held the day
of the raffle. Items should be $10 - $15 in value.
Monetary donations are always welcome.
Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Memorial Offering April 5, 2015
Altar Breads & Altar Wine
Altar Candles, Sanctuary Lamp
In Memory of John C. Kania
By Family
Friday, May 8th the OLMBS Parish will celebrate its
annual parish feast day beginning with an opening Mass
at 9:30 AM. All day adoration will continue until 6 PM
when the closing devotions will take place.
Following the closing devotions a parish pasta supper
will be held in Patterson Hall. The suggested donation
is $3 per person (children under 10 free) Dinner will
consist of Pasta, Salad, Bread & Drink. Reservations
are required.
EUCHARISTIC DAY - Pasta Supper Reservation
Enclosed, please find reservations for ____ persons at
$3 a person 10 yrs and older.
FAMILY NAME_____________________________
PHONE____________________________________
Make checks payable to OLMBS parish. Drop the
registration form in the collection basket or at the
Administration Center. Reservation deadline May 5.
Mission Statement
Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Parish is a Roman Catholic Community with rich historical connections.
Empowered by the Holy Spirit, together we celebrate Word and Eucharist. As disciples, we are called to serve Jesus
Christ in each other through evangelization, leadership and stewardship. We strive throughout our faith journey o
touch the lives of all God’s children so that we may give glory to the Almighty Father.
OLMBS
Sunday, April 12
Saturday, April 11
4:00 PM MBS
11:00 AM MBS
Servers: Noah, Hannah, Sarah Rebekah Young
Lector: B Heasley
Eucharistic Ministers: R Celecki, Jr., J Rykaczewski,
L Misejka, BJ Blackburn, P Nowicki, C Lewandowski
Servers: Ally//Nathan Love, Grace Love, AJ Demharter
Lector: C Weiss
Eucharistic Ministers: A Mennow, MA O’Dell,
M Wood, B Glowacki, J Thimons
6:00 PM MBS
Servers: Heather & David Kinniburgh, Camille Piskor
Lector: E Thimons
Eucharistic Ministers: E McCurdy, 2 Volunteers
Sunday, April 12
8:00 AM MBS
Servers: Stephen & Noelle Selden, Damian Moore
Lector: J Dvorak
Eucharistic Ministers: C Znosko, E Wozniak, J Ferlan
L & A Adam
9:30 AM LPH
Servers: Olivia Susa, Madeline Cincala, Otto Conroy
Lector: C Wygonik
Eucharistic Ministers: L Milberger, G & K Conroy
Saint Joseph Parish in Natrona is a Roman Catholic Community with rich history. Empowered by the Holy Spirit,
we
celebrate Word and Eucharist. As disciples, we are called to serve Jesus Christ in each other through evangelization,
leadership and stewardship. We strive throughout our faith journey to touch the lives of all God’s children so that we may
give glory to the Almighty Father.
STJ
Saturday, April 11
Sunday, April 12
6:00 PM
10:00 AM
Server: AJ Babinsack
Lector: Tom Babinsack
Eucharistic Ministers: Dave & Paula Pawlak,
Teresa Pollack
Server: Jessica Haduch
Lector: Jana Heasley
Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Jo Kostka, Lorraine
Lionelli, Richard Pryjomski
Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Stewardship: Time - Talent - Treasure
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Envelopes
Loose
Total
$ 9,822.00
1,197.00
$ 11,019.00
St. Joseph Parish
Stewardship: Time - Talent - Treasure
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Envelopes
Loose
Total
$ 3,032.00
164.00
$ 3,196.00
Parishioners receiving envelopes 404 - 173envelopes used
Parishioners receiving envelopes 1,444 - 511 envelopes used
Renovations & Repairs $1,317.00 - 97 envelopes used
Cemetery $264.00 - 31 envelopes used
Please remember OLMBS in your will.
This assures the parish of continued financial strength.
Please remember STJ in your will.
This assures the parish of continued financial strength.
Knights of Columbus
Pancake & Sausage Breakfast
In your charity, please remember to pray for all
those who have died, especially:
Martin Kovac, Kerry Liti,
Rev. Dennis Colamarino
May the angels lead you into paradise!
The following students were Confirmed at STJ
on March 26th:
Jake Arvay
Jillian Falkner
Matthew Arvay
Gabriella Fisher
Cameron Babinsack Adeline Fuesting
Anthony Balog
Samantha Gildner
Melissa Boyer
Cody Hohman
Natalie Chifulini
Delaney Jones
Erin Collins
Christian Kennedy
Donald Conley
David Kinniburgh
Hannah Debor
Sarah Kramer
Christopher Dombrowski Evan Kuczynski
Cara Eckenrod
Zachary Kuniak
Daniel Fabregas
Jordan Linhart
David Malecki
Mackenzie Malkey
Jarrod Masarik
Tyler Mohney
Slade Ohl
Breeanna Oravitz
Morgan Oravitz
Maura Penn
Madison Sieminski
Dylan Signorella
Sarah Young
Congratulations to Noah Young, Ethan T. Tady,
Joshua Fischer, Keith Myers and Nathan Love who
received the Eagle Scout Award on Saturday, March
27th.
Ladies of Charity - STJ
The St. Joseph Ladies of Charity will meet on April
12th after the 10:00 AM Mass in the church hall.
New members are always welcome!
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Young Adult Bible Study
Young Adults in Christ is a Catholic faith community
for young adults in their 20s and 30s. They will have a
Bible Study at Panera Bread in the Pittsburgh Mills
every Tuesday night at 7 pm. They will study the upcoming Sunday mass readings or short passages from
Scripture. All young adults from all walks of life are
welcome. Any questions, call or text Anna Dice, Young
Adult Leadership Team Representative at 878-302-7829
or email youngadultsinchristdiopitt@gmail.com.
April 25
May 1- STJ
May 8 - MBS
May 29
June 4
July 8-11
August 23
First Holy Communion
Eucharistic Day, Supper & Raffle
Eucharistic Day & Dinner
SJHS Graduation
OLMBS 8th Grade Graduation
Summer Fest 2015
STJ Parish Picnic
Memorial Offering Request Form
If you would like to have any or all of the gifts at
our Parish Churches celebrated in memory of a loved
one, you are welcome to do so. Please fill out the form
below and return to the Administration Center.
I would like to offer:
____ MBS
____ LPH
____ STJ
__ Altar Breads ($15.00) __ Altar Candles ($10.00)
__ Altar Wine ($15.00) __ Sanctuary Lamp ($15.00)
__ Complete Offering ($50.00)
Prayer Corner
May our Lord Jesus watch over all those
who guard and protect the peace, especially:
Air Force Staff Sgt. Colin Smith; Sgt. Bill
Haggerty; Air Force Sgt. Antonio Policicchio; Army
Col. James Waechter; Major Timothy J. Ballas;
USN CTI2 Nate Middleton; Airman 1st Class Michael J. Falleroni; Army MGS Commander Steve
Feldhaus, Capt. Adam Crawford.
Special candles are burning at each church for
these outstanding Americans and our nation.
Lord bless all who guard the Peace!
__ Altar Flowers ($50.00)
please call Patti or Debbie
(No Sanctuary Flowers during Lent)
Please Print
In Memory of _____________________________
From ____________________________________
Date requested_____________________________
Phone Number_____________________________
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