November 26, 2017 CHRIST THE KING - Holy Apostles...

Serving the communities of Bon Air, Carrick, Baldwin and Overbrook

Office: 3198 Schieck St. Pittsburgh, PA 15227

Phone: (412) 884-7744 ~ Fax: (412) 884-2300

Web: holyapostlesparish.org ~ Email: [email protected]

Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm ~ Monday ~ Friday

PASTORAL STAFF

Administrative Assistants

Mary Ann Negley ext. 201 [email protected]

Kathleen Schmidt ext. 204 [email protected] Bulletin Editor Judy Lee—ext. 200 [email protected]

Maintenance Jeff Jenney, Len Lis

Music Director Eileen Hite [email protected]

Social Minister Mary Spinabelli—ext.202 [email protected]

Office Cleaning Julene Pegher

Office Secretary Judy Lee ext. 200 [email protected]

Religious Education REA: Lori Mandela [email protected]

RE Secretary Rosina Zilionis ext. 222 [email protected]

Youth Ministry Deacon Tim ext. 207 [email protected]

Safe Environment Lou Ann Shannon [email protected]

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DAILY MASSES

8:00AM Wednesday & Friday St. Wendelin

9:00AM Mon, Wed & Friday St. Albert

8:00AM Tues, Thurs & Saturday St. Basil

9:00AM Tuesday St. Norbert

SATURDAY VIGIL MASSES

4:00PM St. Basil

4:00PM St. Albert

SUNDAY MASSES

8:00AM St. Wendelin

9:00AM St. Norbert

10:30AM St. Basil

11:30AM St. Albert

CONFESSION

11:00AM - Noon Saturday St. Basil

The sacrament of reconciliation is always available to those

seeking it by making an appointment with a priest.

November 26, 2017 CHRIST THE KING

CLERGY

Pastor Reverend Stephen A. Kresak ~ [email protected] Parochial Vicar Reverend Levi D. Hartle ~ [email protected]

Deacons Michael J. Babcock ~ [email protected]

James R. Grab ~ [email protected]

Timothy B. Zenchak ~ [email protected]

November 26 Through

December 3

SUNDAY CHRIST THE KING 4PM ST. ALBERT Paul Ei : Mother, Lorraine Hays 4 PM ST. BASIL Living & Deceased of Holy Apostles Parish 8 AM ST. WENDELIN

Rose Pascaretta : Family 9 AM ST. NORBERT Jim Hanlon : Family 10:30 AM ST. BASIL Tom Davis : Wife & Family 11:30 AM ST. ALBERT Rita Kruezer : Len & Adrienne Maist MONDAY WEEKDAY November 27 9 AM ST. ALBERT Robert Taylor : Wife & Children TUESDAY WEEKDAY November 28 8 AM ST. BASIL Lois Lewis : Marian Fedak 9 AM ST. NORBERT Deceased Members of the Kenny Family : Family WEDNESDAY WEEKDAY November 29 8 AM ST.WENDELIN Matt & Selma Krewin : Krewin Family 9 AM ST. ALBERT Bryan Bauman : Wife & Family THURSDAY WEEKDAY November 30 8 AM ST.BASIL Feliks & Herta Mysliwczyk : A.A. Misiaszek Family FRIDAY WEEKDAY December 1 8 AM ST. WENDELIN Ann Wilk : Family 9 AM ST. ALBERT John Lewandowski : Children SATURDAY WEEKDAY December 2 8 AM ST. BASIL Ed Rhad : Kura Family SUNDAY FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT 4 PM ST. ALBERT Living & Deceased of Holy Apostles Parish 4 PM ST. BASIL Henry Caruso : Joe & Cathy McGurk 8 AM ST. WENDELIN Vince Krayvo : Wife & Family 9 AM ST. NORBERT Melvin Ackerman : Jim, Laura, Dave & Lee 10:30 AM ST. BASIL Rudolph Griger : Family 11:30 AM ST. ALBERT Charlotte O’Neill : Husband & Family

This week our parish Sanctuary Candles

are lit for the following intentions.

St. Basil Church 1735 Brownsville Rd. ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15210

Martin, Mary,

Thomas & Sr. Peggy Flaherty

From Family

St. Norbert Church 2413 St. Norbert St. ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15234

Rita Koenig From

Tom & Rita Woods

St. Wendelin Church 2728 Custer Ave. ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15210

Aaron Andrew Schwartz

From Family

St. Albert Church 3198 Schieck St. ~ Pittsburgh, PA 15227

Deceased Members of the

Kranack Family From

Family and

Holy Apostles

Parish Stewardship

Total Combined Parish Share Program

The four previous balances have been combined.

2017 PSP GOAL $ 198,604.00

Holy Apostles Ministries, Meetings & Happenings

Saturday, December 2

Advent Morning of Service 10 AM—12 noon

(Faith Formation Building Upper Floor)

Sunday, December 3

Advent Pot Luck Dinner 5-8 PM

(Faith Formation Building Lower Floor)

Monday, December 4

Nar-Anon Family Group Meeting 6:30 PM

(St. Albert the Great Church Chapel)

Tuesday, December 5

Ladies of Charity Meeting 6:30 PM

(Faith Formation Building)

Wednesday, December 6

Men’s Fellowship Meeting 7:30 PM



Festival of Praise 7:30—9 PM

(St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oakland)

Saturday & Sunday, December 9 & 10

Food Bank Collection

(At all the Churches after all Masses)

Monday, December 11

Senior Outreach Meeting 6:30 PM

(Faith Formation Building Upper Floor)

Wednesday, December 13

Women’s Bible Study 7-8 PM



Santa Lunch 11:30 AM– 2:30 PM

(Faith Formation Building Lower Floor)

Need more information? Lost your bulletin? You can always check the Holy Apostles Website!

www.holyapostlesparish.org The site is full of up-to-date information, as well as won-

derful pictures of our parish events! Check it out!

Let Us Pray! O Lord, giver of life and source of freedom, I know that all I have received is from your hand. Gracious and loving God, You call us to be stewards of Your abundance, the caretakers of all you have entrusted to us. Help us to always use Your gifts wisely and teach us to share them gener-ously. Send the Holy Spirit to work through us, bringing Your message to those we serve. May our faithful stewardship bear witness to the love of Je-sus Christ in our lives. We pray with grateful hearts, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

DUE TO EARLY

REMITTANCE

THE PSP

WILL BE IN

THE NEXT

BULLETIN

DUE TO EARLY

REMITTANCE

THE OFFERTORY

WILL BE IN

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BULLETIN

Celebrations of Li fe ’ s Journey

If you need to prepare for the baptism of your infant, and you have not had the preparation seminar, please contact

Deacon Mike at (412) 884-7744, extension 206 to schedule a time. We will work to schedule a time

that is convenient for both mom and dad to attend. Sponsors are also welcome. If you already have

had the training, just call Deacon Mike and he will get you on the schedule for your newest arrival.

Please remember members of our parishes

who are in nursing homes, the homebound, the

sick and their caregivers in your

prayers.

May God’s mercy

shine on them.

Together we welcome

all children who were baptized into our

faith & Family

Congratulations to the Parents & Godparents

Our sympathy is extended to the

families of: Edwin Huminski,

Charles Gasior, and Hilda Saline

Grant to Them O’ Lord,

And Let Perpetual Light shine on Them.

Today is the final Sunday of the

liturgical year. Next Sunday we

will start a new year with the

First Sunday in Advent. On this,

the last Sunday of ordinary time,

we also celebrate the feast of

Jesus Christ the King. Today somehow sums up all of

the readings and Gospels we have been hearing through-

out the year. We have been hearing about traveling

around the towns and regions of Galilee, Samaria and

Judea. We have been hearing about Jesus teaching, heal-

ing, consoling, and challenging the religious leaders of

his Time. We have been hearing about Jesus the Christ

who is our Lord and King. He is the visible presence of

God in our midst. The readings for today’s Mass present

us with two very different images of Jesus. The first

reading and Psalm both point to Jesus as a shepherd who

will look after and tend his sheep as a shepherd tends his

flock when he finds himself among his scattered sheep.

In the second reading however Paul presents us with a

powerful image of Christ as Lord and King. He reminds

us that just as all have died because of the fall of Adam,

so all will be made alive in Christ. Jesus Christ is pre-

sented as the all-powerful ruler to whom every other

power and authority must eventually give way. Paul tells

us, “He must reign until he has put all his enemies under

his feet.” Jesus represents life in all its fullness and one

that he wants to share with every single person. In the

Gospel, Jesus teaches what we must do in order to shat

the fullness of life he wants to share with us. Jesus

teaches that if we hope to be counted among his

sheep, then we must be loving people even if and

when we may not feel loved back. This is the way

God loves us. Fulfilling obligations or practices of

personal piety are not enough if they are not backed

with actions that benefit others. It is not enough to

say, “I am a good enough Catholic because I go to

Mass every Sunday” if we don’t put our faith into

action by caring for and loving others. As members of

His flock, we are expected to go out of out way and

reach out with love and compassion, especially to

those in need – the hungry, the

thirsty, the stranger, the poor and

naked, the sick and those in prison.

This is the King we are called to

honor and serve and the way we

can do it is to be filled with love,

care, and compassion for all of

God’s people, especially those

who find themselves furthest from him. The image of

Judgment presented in the Gospel presents us with a

challenge not about where we will be in the future but

about where we are today because where we find our

elves today, the king we find ourselves worshiping

today, will determine where will be in the end. The

best way to know that we will be numbered among

His sheep is for us to BE, NOW, in this time and

place, loving, caring, compassionate Catholics to

wards all of God’s people.

Fr. Steve

By Stephanie Logue

Good Advice The book Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff by Richard Carlson has a lot of good advice. One suggestion is to treat your family members as if it was the last time you were going to see them. We’ve all heard the advice for married cou-ples, “don’t go to bed mad.” Sometimes when we are an-gry, it’s difficult to reconcile with our spouse before we go to sleep. But, heaven forbid, what if they were to die during the night and we never had a chance to apologize? This can pertain to any close relationship. I once heard a story of a mother and daughter who were arguing first thing in the morning. The daughter angrily stormed out on her way to work. A few hours later, the mother was informed that her daughter had been killed in a car acci-dent. The mother lived in anguish for years because the last words she had said to her daughter were harsh. The two never had a chance to say good-bye or “I love you” one last time. Years ago, my husband and I were having a disagreement in the car on the way to work in downtown Pittsburgh. He would always drop me off near my building and drive across the river to park where they had cheaper rates. That day, I got out of the car and, with a harsh last word, slammed the door. As I headed to my building, the argu-ment was gnawing at me and I knew it would be a wasted day at work if I didn’t make it right. So I spent fifteen minutes or so walking around Pittsburgh and timed it so that I could intercept him on his way to his office and apologize. It is human nature to occasionally take our loved ones for granted. The song “You Always Hurt the One You Love” often rings true. We are pleasant with our co-workers, classmates, and sometimes even strangers, but we take out our stress and frustrations on family members – the ones who least deserve it. How is that fair? If you knew you would never see your loved one again, would you waste time with petty arguments or hold grudges? Try to appreciate every minute you have with your family members and friends – there might not be a tomorrow.

School bus transportation provided

from St. Albert

parking lot to the cathedral and back for

those who require it.

A donation of $10.00 per person.

Children under the age of 14 free.

Free Parking is available at Oakland Catholic

This special Christmas celebration of Jesus will be held at St. Paul Cathedral in Oakland.

Bishop David Zubik will be the presider at this service.

Witness Speaker will be Michael Woshner.

Come and join in with choirs from throughout the Diocese

to fill the Cathedral with joyful song.

Saturday December 9, 2017

7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

HOLY APOSTLES PARISH Website:www.holyapostlesparish.org Email:[email protected]

Phone: (412) 884-7744

ST. PAUL CATHEDRAL 108 North Dithridge Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Hosted By:

Questions: call 412-884-7744

The tradition of the Christ-

mas Giving trees will con-

tinue at all four parishes this

year. The trees will be up

next weekend Dec 2nd &

3rd. There are 3 area social

service agencies being

served this year; Lifeline,

Norbert Home Care and Al-

liance for Infants. Please

have all wrapped or bagged

gifts with the TAG back to

one of the parishes by December 16th or 17th!

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Monday: Dn 1:1-6, 8-20; Dn 3:52-56; Lk 21:1-4

Tuesday: Dn 2:31-45; Dn 3:57-61; Lk 21:5-11

Wednesday: Dn 5:1-6, 13-14, 16-17, 23-28;

Dn 3:62-67; Lk 21:12-19

Thursday: Rom 10:9-18; Ps 19:8-11; Mt 4:18-22

Friday: Dn 7:2-14; Dn 3:75-81; Lk 21:29-33

Saturday: Dn 7:15-27; Dn 3:82-87; Lk 21:34-36

Sunday: Is 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7;

Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19; 1 Cor 1:3-9;

Mk 13:33-37

New Parishioner Registration Form

NAME: ________________________________

ADDRESS: _____________________________

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PHONE: ( ) ___________________________

EMAIL : _______________________________

COMMENT: ____________________________

For the winter months we will be ad-

justing the Nar-Anon meeting schedule

to ONCE a MONTH. It will be on the

first Monday of the month (only) start-

ing November 6. (except on New

Year’s day) until further notice. It will

continue to be in the chapel of

St. Albert the Great, at 6:30 pm. If you have more imme-

diate needs in this area of your life, contact Mike Bab-

cock at 412-884-7744 x 206 and he will identify the clos-

est meeting for you in the interim. You can also find

meetings and locations on the internet at http://www.nar-

anon.org or https://sites.google.com/site/naranonwpa/ .

THE DEACON’S CORNER

Deacon’s Corner Today I woke up thinking everything is really

great! Then I realized I was actually late (or

close to the deadline) on several items including

my Deacon’s Corner. As I worked to get things

done and all caught up, I began to wonder if God

was ever late for anything. Now we all know God is not

“on the clock”. I know a lady who prayed for something

very dear to her for over 13 years. Of course God an-

swered. But as most humans she was looking for some-

thing just a little faster. But we quickly learn that humans

set deadlines, but God often ignores them. There are

many reasons why this is God’s way.

One big reason is that it builds faith. When the

disciples thought they were in danger of drowning, they

woke Jesus. Jesus said to them, “Oh you of little faith”.

They had just seen him heal leprosy, heal Peter’s mother-

in-law, cast out demons, and now he calmed the storm, but

they were afraid of drowning. When the Centurion came

to Jesus and said, my servant is paralyzed and very ill, Je-

sus said I will go and heal him. But the Centurion replied,

“Lord I am not worthy that you should enter under my

roof”. Jesus said, “It will be done as you believed it

would,” and the servant was healed that very hour.

So we begin to see the active ingredient here is

FAITH. It is that time between our deadline for God and

God’s answer to our prayer that our faith has the chance to

grow. Keep on praying and have faith.

Deacon Mike

“In Christ: We Are One,

We Are Sent”

Become a part of our exciting and

Faith-Filled Parish Family! If you are visiting us here at Holy Apostles Parish,

WE WELCOME YOU!

Fill out the form below and mail it or drop it in the col-

lection basket at any of our four churches and we will

gladly contact you to get you registered. Welcome!

FESTIVAL OF PRAISE TEE SHIRTS

Coping With Grief

During the Holidays Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Parish will

be hosting a holiday Grief Support and

Educational Seminar on Wednesday,

December 13th from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. The

seminar will be held in Pius X building, Room

107. Those in attendance will learn ways to cope with

the loss of a loved one during the holidays. Registra-

tion is required. Please contact Karen Michaux at 412

-207-1655 to register. All are welcome!

It’s not to late to order shirts for the next Festival of

Praise. You have until December 1. You can call the Par-

ish Office. If you have already ordered shirts you can

pick them up on or after December 7 at the Parish Office.

Than you can wear them to the next Festival.

http://www.nar-anon.org

http://www.nar-anon.org

https://sites.google.com/site/naranonwpa/

Grand Knight

Bernard Komoroski 412-381-7175)

Gilmary Council #3868

REMEMBERING OUR MILITARY

VOLUNTEER HELP NEEDED.

If you have a soft spot for remembering the men and

women from our parish who are currently serving in the

armed forces overseas we are looking for your help. We

would like to form a committee who will gather the

names and address of those serving, so the parish can

send them cards and a Christmas package to remind them

they are in our hearts and prayers. We would also like to

have photo boards to display in our churches to remem-

ber them at Mass. If you think you can dedicate some

time to helping form the committee, please call the parish

office and leave your name and number so we can sched-

ule a meeting and open-house for others who may want

to help.

If you have a family member or friend who

is currently serving or will be serving over-

seas during Christmas, please notify the par-

ish office with their name and an address

where a small package can be sent to them

during the holidays. The deadline for receiv-

ing names will be the end of November. If you would like to help with this effort, please call

Fr. Steve at the parish office: 412-884-7744—ext. 203

Advent Day of Service for our Homebound parishioners

co-sponsored by the Ladies of Charity and the Senior

Outreach Committee, is Saturday, December 2, from 10

am till 12 noon. This day of service to prepare gift bags

and Christmas cards for our homebound parishioners is

open to all volunteers men, women and children, and any

and all help is greatly needed and appreciated. Our home-

bound families are so grateful to be remembered and in-

cluded as part of Holy Apostles Christmas Season. Ques-

tions / Concerns call Helene Scheider at 412-882-8677.

GENESIS OF PITTSBURGH ADVENT DAY OF SERVICE

Annual Christmas

Cookie Sale, December

16 and 17.

Hope this will give every-

one time to decide which

of your favorite Cookie,

Nut Rolls, Candies you

would like to make.

Please let us know what

you will be bringing.

ADVENT POT LUCK DINNER

The advent Pot Luck Dinner will be held on Sunday, De-

cember 3, from 4:30 PM to 7 PM . You can call the Par-

ish Office and let us know what you will be bringing and

how many will be attending.

SANTA LUNCH

Santa Lunch will be held on Saturday, December 16 in

the St. Albert the Great Lower Hall from 11:30 AM till

2:30 PM. Admission is $8 per person.

On behalf of all us here at Genesis of Pittsburgh, thank

you for the Pro Life collection of $1,697.71. We hope

you know how grateful we are and that your gift will

make a difference in the lives of women & families in our

community.

Genesis has always had the vision that every mother, de-

spite their challenges and income, deserves the chance to

create a healthy family foundation for their child. Your

donation helps us to fulfill our mission work by providing

educational opportunities, basic children necessities like

formula and diapers, a residential program and adoption

services for pregnant women with unplanned pregnan-

cies!

Because of your gift, we are able to make a difference.

LOVE GOD FOR GOD IS LOVE

.

To: _______________ From:______________________

This is a personal and heartfelt invitation from

me and my family of Holy Apostles Parish to

come and join us each weekend at Church.

Will you come and pray with us?

WE ARE SAVING A SEAT FOR YOU!

Invite someone to Mass next weekend!

Cut out the invitation below

and give it to someone special.

Christ, the Unconventional King

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Our

Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe.

What a magnificent title for the God who

created us and loves us to the end. Of course, Christ is the

most unconventional king. Instead of being born in a pal-

ace, he was born among the animals in a manger. Instead

of the security of soldiers and guards, he was accompa-

nied by twelve simple men. Instead of being crowned

with gold and jewels, he was crowned with thorns. And,

as today’s Gospel reminds us, he did not want his face

etched on coins or framed on walls, but instead wanted to

be seen in the faces of those most in need. While Christ’s

kingship is unconventional, his reign over us is effective

as he lovingly shepherds us towards the kingdom, On

Mission for The Church Alive! invites us to seek new

and, at times, unconventional ways to reach out to our

sisters and brothers and strengthen our relationships with

each other and with our Lord and King. As Christ reigns

in our hearts and in the world, may he shepherd us as we

work to fulfill his mission of love.

Visit onmisionchurchalive.org

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Dear Parish Family,

Grace, love, and joy to you in Christ Jesus! Well, time is

flying by and for the first time in my life I am singing

Christmas Carols before Thanksgiving. I never liked it

when people sang Christmas Carols even before advent.

The fact of the matter is that when you are a church musi-

cian, you have to practice things months in advance, and

getting ready for the December Festival of Praise has got

me in the Christmas spirit already! I cannot wait for our

Lord to come!

When I was on my retreat a few weeks ago,

there was a moment in spiritual direction when the yearn-

ing for God grew so strong within me that I thought I

might explode! “I want to be with God now” I exclaimed!

My director assured me that this was a good desire and I

knew it was even though it meant that I am going to have

to be patient for a long time. As I expressed my frustra-

tion, he said, “you need to place all of your longing in the

Eucharist and you will find your desire for Jesus satisfied,

because Jesus is fully present in the Eucharist”. As he said

that, I knew he was right and I cannot tell you how beauti-

ful it was to receive the Lord at Mass later that day! Do

not be afraid to place all your longings on Jesus in the

Eucharist! If your heart is open, all your desires will be

fulfilled in Him. Be blessed!

In Christ,

Fr. Levi

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all Masses in all the Churches of Holy Apostles Parish.

Proceeds from the sale will go toward the Knights of Co-

lumbus “Coats for Kids program and the support of 2

seminarians. The auto magnets are $5, and the lawn signs

are $10.

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The CCD Office has moved!

We are now across the hall

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Our Advent Project and Candy Cane Grams

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collecting hats, gloves, scarves, mittens and

white tube socks. All items can be for adult

and children sizes and must be NEW. Hand

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We are continuing our tradition of the "Candy

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