17th Sunday in Ordinary Time - July 28
Our Mission and Our Staff
We believe that Jesus Christ came to reveal the fullness of God's love for us, and we continue to celebrate that love through praise, sacraments, service, and community. Learn about our mission and meet our staff. |
Become Active in Parish Life
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Strengthen Your Spiritual Life
Making an offering of our time, talents, and treasure is an integral part of what it means to be a Christian. But at the root of everything we do is our relationship with our God. Use these resources to help strengthen your spiritual life. |
Resurrection Parish Contact Information
Phone: 814-539-5788 Fax: 814-539-8845
email: [email protected]
web site: resurrectionparishjohnstown.com
email: [email protected]
web site: resurrectionparishjohnstown.com
St. Clare of Assisi Parish Contact Information
VIGIL MASSES FOR SUNDAY
Saturday: 4:00 PM - St. Clare of Assisi Church
SUNDAY MASSES
8:00 AM and 10:30 AM - Resurrection Church
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday: 6:30 PM - St. Clare of Assisi Church
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - Resurrection Church
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - Resurrection Church
Thursday: No Mass
Friday: 8:00 AM - Resurrection Church
RECONCILIATION
Saturday: 2:30 - 3:00 PM at Resurrection Church
Saturday: 3:30 - 4:00 PM at St. Clare of Assisi Church
or by appointment
WEEKLY ROSARY
Mondays and Fridays at noon at the Resurrection Parish's Oratory
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
The first Friday of each month at 6:30 PM - Resurrection Church
After the 6:30 PM Mass on the second Monday of each month - St. Clare of Assisi Church
RESURRECTION CHURCH'S SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
100th birthday remembrance of Mary Fatula by her daughters, Diane, Marian, and their families
RESURRECTION ORATORY SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
85th birthday remembrance of Russell Bernardy, Jr. forever loved and missed by his family
ST. CLARE OF ASSISI CHURCH'S SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
In thanksgiving
CHECK THE BULLETIN FOR ANY EXCEPTIONS TO THE ABOVE SCHEDULE
DIOCESAN WEBSITE: UNITED IN FAITH
2024 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES DRIVE
THE 2024 CATHOLIC MINISTRIES DRIVE. Your sacrificial gifts of prayer and treasure will make an immediate impact on ministries that focus on evangelization, serving those in need, and the formation of our priests and deacons. During Lent, and throughout the year, we are challenged to renew our spiritual devotions and duties, and one of those holy duties is to support the Church. This year, our campaign’s theme is Encountering Christ. During this time of Eucharistic Revival, Encountering Christ is an invitation to grow in your living relationship with Christ in the Eucharist, to open your heart to serving your brothers and sisters, and to fulfill your holy duty of supporting the Church with gifts of your time, talent, and treasure.
Please mail your contributions to the Diocese of Altoona/Johnstown, or make an online gift by clicking the button below. 100% of your gift goes directly to these ministries. All gifts received beyond the parish target amount will be used for your parish. The target amounts for 2024 are: Resurrection Parish, $31,643.00; and St. Clare of Assisi Parish, $8,472.00.
Please mail your contributions to the Diocese of Altoona/Johnstown, or make an online gift by clicking the button below. 100% of your gift goes directly to these ministries. All gifts received beyond the parish target amount will be used for your parish. The target amounts for 2024 are: Resurrection Parish, $31,643.00; and St. Clare of Assisi Parish, $8,472.00.
News & Events
A PRAYER FOR PEACE IN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE
God of Comfort,
send your Spirit to encompass all those whose lives
are torn apart by violence and death in Israel and Palestine.
You are the Advocate of the oppressed
and the One whose eye is on the sparrow.
Let arms reach out in healing, rather than aggression.
Let hearts mourn rather than militarize.
God of Justice,
give strength to those whose long work for a just peace
might seem fruitless now. Strengthen their resolve.
Do not let them feel alone. Show us how to support their work
and bolster their courage. Guide religious leaders to model
unity and reconciliation across lines of division.
Guide political leaders to listen with their hearts as they seek peace and pursue it.
Help all people choose the rigorous path of just peace and disavow violence.
God of Love,
we lift up Palestine and Israel — its people, its land, its creatures.
War is a monster that consumes everything in its path.
Peace is a gift shared at meals of memory with Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
Let us burn incense, not children. Let us break bread, not bodies.
Let us plant olive groves, not cemeteries.
We beg for love and compassion to prevail
on all your holy mountains.
God of Hope,
we lift up the cities of the region: Gaza City and Tel Aviv,
Ramallah and Ashkelon, Deir El Balah and Sderot,
so long divided, yet so filled with life and creativity.
Come again to breathe peace on your peoples
that all may recognize you.
God of Mercy,
even now work on the hearts of combatants
to choose life over death, reconciliation over retaliation,
restoration over destruction. Help us resist antisemitism in all its forms,
especially in our own churches. All people, Israelis and Palestinians,
deserve to live in peace and unafraid, with a right to determine
their future together.
God of the Nations,
let not one more child or elder be sacrificed on altars of political expediency.
Keep safe all people from unjust leaders who would exploit
vulnerability for their own distorted ends.
Give wise discernment to those making decisions to pursue peace.
Provide them insight into fostering well-being, freedom, and thriving for all.
Teach all of us to resolve injustices with righteousness, not rockets.
Guard our hearts against retaliation, and give us hearts for love alone.
Strengthen our faith in you, O God of All Flesh,
even when we don’t have clear answers,
so that we may still offer ourselves nonviolently
for the cause of peace.
Amen.
send your Spirit to encompass all those whose lives
are torn apart by violence and death in Israel and Palestine.
You are the Advocate of the oppressed
and the One whose eye is on the sparrow.
Let arms reach out in healing, rather than aggression.
Let hearts mourn rather than militarize.
God of Justice,
give strength to those whose long work for a just peace
might seem fruitless now. Strengthen their resolve.
Do not let them feel alone. Show us how to support their work
and bolster their courage. Guide religious leaders to model
unity and reconciliation across lines of division.
Guide political leaders to listen with their hearts as they seek peace and pursue it.
Help all people choose the rigorous path of just peace and disavow violence.
God of Love,
we lift up Palestine and Israel — its people, its land, its creatures.
War is a monster that consumes everything in its path.
Peace is a gift shared at meals of memory with Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
Let us burn incense, not children. Let us break bread, not bodies.
Let us plant olive groves, not cemeteries.
We beg for love and compassion to prevail
on all your holy mountains.
God of Hope,
we lift up the cities of the region: Gaza City and Tel Aviv,
Ramallah and Ashkelon, Deir El Balah and Sderot,
so long divided, yet so filled with life and creativity.
Come again to breathe peace on your peoples
that all may recognize you.
God of Mercy,
even now work on the hearts of combatants
to choose life over death, reconciliation over retaliation,
restoration over destruction. Help us resist antisemitism in all its forms,
especially in our own churches. All people, Israelis and Palestinians,
deserve to live in peace and unafraid, with a right to determine
their future together.
God of the Nations,
let not one more child or elder be sacrificed on altars of political expediency.
Keep safe all people from unjust leaders who would exploit
vulnerability for their own distorted ends.
Give wise discernment to those making decisions to pursue peace.
Provide them insight into fostering well-being, freedom, and thriving for all.
Teach all of us to resolve injustices with righteousness, not rockets.
Guard our hearts against retaliation, and give us hearts for love alone.
Strengthen our faith in you, O God of All Flesh,
even when we don’t have clear answers,
so that we may still offer ourselves nonviolently
for the cause of peace.
Amen.
Pray for peace in Ukraine
Closing Mass of the National Eucharistic Congress
July 21, 2024
Listen to Speakers at the National Eucharist Congress
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION will be held on First Friday, August 2, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM at Resurrection Church. All are welcome.
EXPOSITION AND BENEDICTION is held the second Monday of each month after the 6:30 PM Mass at St. Clare of Assisi Church. The next adoration will take place on Monday, August 12.
ANDREW ADORATION CHAPEL, 1621 Ferndale Ave, Johnstown: In this blessed time of Eucharistic Revival in our Church, consider visiting and/or committing to an hour at our Perpetual Adoration Chapel. We are always seeking adorers and substitutes. The chapel is open Sunday morning immediately following the 10:30 Mass and remains open until 7:20 AM on Saturday morning each week. Consider giving one hour to our Lord. One does not need to be a member of St. Andrew Parish in order to visit or commit in any way. Currently, we are most in need of committed adorers on Tuesday, 12 AM (midnight) to 1 AM, and Thursday morning, 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM. Many hours only have one adorer, and it is preferable to have two each hour. Please call 814-288-4324, Ext. 5, visit https://standrewjtown.weadorehim.com/en/schedule, or feel free to call or text Terri Roy at 815-255-5645 if you feel Our Lord is calling you to sign up for an hour or have any questions. Jesus is waiting for you!
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI: Connect with your Creator, Redeemer, and Spiritual Guide in a stress-free environment at the Eucharistic Adoration every first Friday of the month from 9:30 AM until 5:30 PM at St. Francis of Assisi Church. It is important that each ½ hour or hour have two adorers to adore and protect the Blessed Sacrament.
EXPOSITION AND BENEDICTION is held the second Monday of each month after the 6:30 PM Mass at St. Clare of Assisi Church. The next adoration will take place on Monday, August 12.
ANDREW ADORATION CHAPEL, 1621 Ferndale Ave, Johnstown: In this blessed time of Eucharistic Revival in our Church, consider visiting and/or committing to an hour at our Perpetual Adoration Chapel. We are always seeking adorers and substitutes. The chapel is open Sunday morning immediately following the 10:30 Mass and remains open until 7:20 AM on Saturday morning each week. Consider giving one hour to our Lord. One does not need to be a member of St. Andrew Parish in order to visit or commit in any way. Currently, we are most in need of committed adorers on Tuesday, 12 AM (midnight) to 1 AM, and Thursday morning, 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM. Many hours only have one adorer, and it is preferable to have two each hour. Please call 814-288-4324, Ext. 5, visit https://standrewjtown.weadorehim.com/en/schedule, or feel free to call or text Terri Roy at 815-255-5645 if you feel Our Lord is calling you to sign up for an hour or have any questions. Jesus is waiting for you!
ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI: Connect with your Creator, Redeemer, and Spiritual Guide in a stress-free environment at the Eucharistic Adoration every first Friday of the month from 9:30 AM until 5:30 PM at St. Francis of Assisi Church. It is important that each ½ hour or hour have two adorers to adore and protect the Blessed Sacrament.
Sunday's readings remind us that we are called to give God everything we have. The servant and the young boy who didn't have much but gave everything they had to God as best they could are examples to us. In turn, He multiplied their gifts above and beyond what they could have imagined. God will do the same for us today. We must allow Him to do so.
We must ask ourselves: What is our very best, and are we giving it to God? It can be easy to give God the bare minimum. It is convenient and doesn’t cause us to stretch ourselves. Yet, a key component of living as a good steward is constantly re-evaluating our lives, particularly our relationship with God, to ensure we are not just scraping by but rather giving God our entire lives.
As we evaluate our lives, we should ask ourselves, “How am I giving God my time, using my talents, and sharing my treasures?” As we begin a new week, let us spend some time evaluating our relationship with God by asking, “What is my very best, and am I giving it to God?”
We must ask ourselves: What is our very best, and are we giving it to God? It can be easy to give God the bare minimum. It is convenient and doesn’t cause us to stretch ourselves. Yet, a key component of living as a good steward is constantly re-evaluating our lives, particularly our relationship with God, to ensure we are not just scraping by but rather giving God our entire lives.
As we evaluate our lives, we should ask ourselves, “How am I giving God my time, using my talents, and sharing my treasures?” As we begin a new week, let us spend some time evaluating our relationship with God by asking, “What is my very best, and am I giving it to God?”
God, our Father, we come to you because the people of this nation and everything in it belong to you. We are not here by accident. You are the one who set us in this nation at this particular time for the glory of your name. But, Father, people in this country are turning against each other. We no longer live like brothers and sisters. Brother has turned against brother and child against parent. But your word says that if we humble ourselves and turn from our wicked ways, you will heal our land. Lord, heal our hearts and our land. Remove bitterness and resentment from our hearts and help us to live as brothers and sisters. In Jesus’ name, we pray, Amen.
Lord, faithful God,
You who created us in Your image,
You who never leaves us alone
and who accompanies us through every season of life,
do not abandon us, take care of us,
and grant us, once again,
the ability to discover ourselves
and recognize that we are Your children.
Renew our hearts with your Word
and do not allow anyone to be cast aside.
May your Spirit of love fill us with Your tenderness
and teach us to say:
“I will not abandon you!”
To those we meet on our journey.
with the help of your beloved Son,
may we not lose the taste for fraternity
and may we not conform to the sadness of loneliness.
Help us to look to the future with renewed hope,
and make the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
a day without loneliness, and a day abundant
with the first-fruits of Your peace.
Amen.
You who created us in Your image,
You who never leaves us alone
and who accompanies us through every season of life,
do not abandon us, take care of us,
and grant us, once again,
the ability to discover ourselves
and recognize that we are Your children.
Renew our hearts with your Word
and do not allow anyone to be cast aside.
May your Spirit of love fill us with Your tenderness
and teach us to say:
“I will not abandon you!”
To those we meet on our journey.
with the help of your beloved Son,
may we not lose the taste for fraternity
and may we not conform to the sadness of loneliness.
Help us to look to the future with renewed hope,
and make the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
a day without loneliness, and a day abundant
with the first-fruits of Your peace.
Amen.
Any Catholic who participates in the celebration of World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly on July 28 can receive a plenary indulgence, the Vatican announced. "Grandparents, the elderly, and all the faithful who, motivated by a true spirit of penance and charity," attend Mass or other prayer services as part of the day's celebration can receive the indulgence, which "may also be applied as a suffrage to the souls in purgatory," said the announcement published on July 18 by the Apostolic Penitentiary, the Vatican court charged with granting indulgences. The Vatican said the indulgence can also apply to those who "devote adequate time to actually or virtually visiting their elderly brothers and sisters in need or in difficulty," such as those who are sick, lonely, or disabled.
Pray the Liturgy of the Hours
Lectio divina is a form of meditation rooted in liturgical celebration that dates back to early monastic communities. It was a method practiced by monks in their daily encounter with Scripture, both as they prepared for the Eucharist and as they prayed the Liturgy of the Hours.
The Latin phrase “lectio divina” may be translated as “divine reading.” As one reads and invites the Word to become a transforming lens that brings the events of daily living into focus, one can come to live more deeply and find the presence of God more readily in the events of each day. The method of lectio divina follows four steps:
Use these Lectio Divina guides to meditate, contemplate, and pray. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is a prayer that was revealed by Jesus to St. Faustina Kowalska. It is recited using ordinary Rosary beads of five decades and is preceded by two opening prayers from the Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska and followed by a closing prayer. The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed on ordinary Rosary beads. See the link below for specific instructions for praying chaplet or the novena.
Use the link below to go to the Divine Mercy page. Each day, the prayers will only take about 10 minutes of your time. The Cause for Canonization
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July 29 - Phil Skala August 5 - George Pisula August 12 - Joan Cammarata August 19 - Nancy Fesko August 26 - Carol Pisula September 2 - Holiday, No Rosary September 9 - George Pisula September 16 - Joan Cammarata |
July 26 - Chris Rebar
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- RESURRECTION PARISH COLLECTION COUNTERS: Group 3 volunteers are scheduled to count the collection on Monday, July 29 at 9:00 AM at Resurrection's Parish Center.
- A REMINDER: When paying your respects at one of the parish cemeteries, please remember to take all old decorations and trash with you when you leave and dispose of them properly.
- BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP: An Exciting Book for Summer Reading "Slightly Bad Girls of the Bible" by Liz Curts Higgs. Join us in September to discuss this read.
- THE WORD AMONG US booklet is available in the back of the churches for anyone who would like one. The donation is $1.00.
- GOLFERS: Our next monthly outing will be on Aug. 14 at Oakbrook Golf Course. 5:00 PM tee time for 9 holes of golf, scramble format, with cart and food after play. Please call Pat Barrett (814-532-6567) by August 12 to reserve your spot.
- VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Sewing Ministry will be moving into a different room in the former Sweet Shoppe building. We are in need of some strong individuals to form an assembly line to help move the Sewing Ministry belongings downstairs. This will be done on Friday, August 2, beginning at 6:00 PM, and on Saturday, August 3, beginning at 8:30 AM. All help would be most appreciated!
- LITURGICAL MINISTERS: The next liturgical ministry schedule will begin with the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 7, and end on Thanksgiving Day, November 28. If you are involved in a ministry and would like to have any of your preferences changed or would like to exclude specific dates, please notify George Pisula no later than August 11 by phone at 814-254-1961 or by email at [email protected]. New ministers are always welcome, and minsters are reminded that they are invited to share their services at both Resurrection and St. Clare of Assisi parishes.
- ETHNIC FEST 2024 VOLUNTEER UPDATE: For August 31, one volunteer 6:00-8:00 PM at Darts; gofer 4:00-6:00 PM and 6:00-8:00 PM, one person each time Call Kathy Hanners 814-539-2735.
- ETHNIC FEST AT RESURRECTION CHURCH: Resurrection Grounds (parking lot across from the church) will be open on Saturday, August 31 from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Then, on Sunday, September 1, join us for an Old-Fashion Picnic Bingo from noon to 5:00 PM in Resurrection Church Hall.
- THANK YOU to all who attended the covered dish at St. Clare of Assisi Parish. With the combined efforts of parishioners from St. Clare of Assisi and Resurrection, delicious food and pleasant conversations abounded.
Thanks to Father Gulash, those who brought food, the set-up committee, and the clean-up committee. And a special thanks to Mary Frances Bodek for going above and beyond in making the evening a success. - LABOR DAY SPECIAL TICKETS are available at the parish office, Symon's Auto Wash and Remmco Plumbing. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Chris Falduto at 814-535-1054.
ST. CLARE PASTORAL COUNCIL will hold a meeting on Tuesday, July 30 at 6:30 PM. It will be held in the school building on the first floor. Parishioners are welcome to attend.
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Volunteers are needed as we will be doing routine cleaning at Resurrection Church on Tuesday, August 13, starting at 8:30 AM. Please consider sharing your time and talent! Many hands make light work! Cleaning usually takes only about
1–1 ½ hours. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
1–1 ½ hours. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
MAKE, TAKE, AND PRAY
Painting - July 27 at 1:00 PM at Resurrection Oratory Hall. Create your own 12”x16” painting. No skill or experience needed! All supplies are provided, but make sure to wear clothes you don’t care about getting paint on. We will be using acrylic paint and it does not come out of clothing. RSVP to Shelley Lowes. Call or text: 410-703-8891; email: [email protected]
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Fr. George and the Staff and Parishioners
of Resurrection and St. Clare of Assisi Parishes
would like to wish Resurrection Parishioner,
Ethel Morihlatko
a very Happy 90th Birthday (July 13)!
90 years of loving and living;
caring and giving;
growing and learning.
May you enjoy the warmth and admiration
all around you as you celebrate
this amazing milestone!
of Resurrection and St. Clare of Assisi Parishes
would like to wish Resurrection Parishioner,
Ethel Morihlatko
a very Happy 90th Birthday (July 13)!
90 years of loving and living;
caring and giving;
growing and learning.
May you enjoy the warmth and admiration
all around you as you celebrate
this amazing milestone!
LEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYER
ALL THOSE WHO ARE SICK,
David Cross; Eric Rozich; Joe Rozich; Pat Meagher; Rita Piro; Mary Falvo; Chris Klopfer;
Florence Urbassik; Mary Ann Bellak; Dembrosky Family; Michelle Burns; Richard Foor; Kathy Raymer Hurley and Family; Mary Chonko; Debbie; Christine Freed; Maria Piro; Betsy Konar; Jim Kris; Sue Eppley; Ashlee Fecko; Nellie Adkins; Jane Goodwin; Mary Roberts; Michelle C.; Sandy Karas; Lois DiBuono; Chuck Schmidt; Nicole; Manny Layman; Helen Khula; April Skalek; Margaret Murray; Joe Cenko;
James Piro; Margaret Kovach, Marty Vrabel; George Salata; Caroline Fetzko; Ann Hoffman;
Verbine Family and Friends; Fran Findley; Mary Lynch; Joseph Gregorchik; Kay Komar; Rita Ozog;
Mary Ann Robatin; Charlotte Fesko; and all blessed blanket recipients including: Dezi; Baby Kissell; Shirley H.; Juliana;Baby Little; Kim Waddel; Helen Gagan; Flo Bischok; Paul Ferbiak; Mary Fabo;
Julie Bogs; Carol Laugard; Jim Milla; Mary H. Miller; Rosemary Oswalt; Ray Lingly; Allie; Neysa C.; and all Down Syndrome patients.
If you know of someone who is sick, in a nursing home or is homebound
and would like to add them to the prayer list
please call MaryBeth at the Parish Office at 539-5788, ext 4.
ALL THOSE WHO ARE SICK,
David Cross; Eric Rozich; Joe Rozich; Pat Meagher; Rita Piro; Mary Falvo; Chris Klopfer;
Florence Urbassik; Mary Ann Bellak; Dembrosky Family; Michelle Burns; Richard Foor; Kathy Raymer Hurley and Family; Mary Chonko; Debbie; Christine Freed; Maria Piro; Betsy Konar; Jim Kris; Sue Eppley; Ashlee Fecko; Nellie Adkins; Jane Goodwin; Mary Roberts; Michelle C.; Sandy Karas; Lois DiBuono; Chuck Schmidt; Nicole; Manny Layman; Helen Khula; April Skalek; Margaret Murray; Joe Cenko;
James Piro; Margaret Kovach, Marty Vrabel; George Salata; Caroline Fetzko; Ann Hoffman;
Verbine Family and Friends; Fran Findley; Mary Lynch; Joseph Gregorchik; Kay Komar; Rita Ozog;
Mary Ann Robatin; Charlotte Fesko; and all blessed blanket recipients including: Dezi; Baby Kissell; Shirley H.; Juliana;Baby Little; Kim Waddel; Helen Gagan; Flo Bischok; Paul Ferbiak; Mary Fabo;
Julie Bogs; Carol Laugard; Jim Milla; Mary H. Miller; Rosemary Oswalt; Ray Lingly; Allie; Neysa C.; and all Down Syndrome patients.
If you know of someone who is sick, in a nursing home or is homebound
and would like to add them to the prayer list
please call MaryBeth at the Parish Office at 539-5788, ext 4.
Catholic Charities: Altoona: 814-944-9388; Johnstown: 814-535-6538
St. Vincent de Paul, Johnstown: 814-535-4357
SVDP Family Kitchen: 814-539-7811
Crisis Pregnancy/Pro-Life: Birthright of Johnstown: 814-535-8231
Gabriel Project- Gail Bala: 814-539-0155
Diocesan Family Life Office: 814-695-5579
St. Vincent de Paul, Johnstown: 814-535-4357
SVDP Family Kitchen: 814-539-7811
Crisis Pregnancy/Pro-Life: Birthright of Johnstown: 814-535-8231
Gabriel Project- Gail Bala: 814-539-0155
Diocesan Family Life Office: 814-695-5579
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- CONFIRMATION STUDENTS: Those students entering the 10th and 11th grades in the fall. If you have not yet chosen your Confirmation name and/or your Confirmation sponsor, please take this time to prayerfully consider your choice. You are choosing who you wish to help you continue to grow in your faith. This is especially important for the 11th graders in the fall because your sponsor has an important role in your preparation for the sacrament.
- PARISH FAMILIES: If you have a child entering a sacramental year (2nd & 9th grade), please remember that sacramental preparation is parish-based. It is the duty of the parish community to help parents in this formation. This includes all students in public and Catholic schools.
- FIRST COMMUNION PARENT MEETING - SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 2024 - 12:30 PM in the Resurrection Church (basement) Hall. This meeting is for all parents who have children entering the 2nd grade in the fall both public and Catholic school students.
- SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 2024: STUDENT/PARENT CONFIRMATION MEETING at St. John Gualbert Activities Center at 12:30 PM. We will be going over the requirements for the sacrament of Confirmation.
- CONFIRMATION SESSION 11A - SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 2024, 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM OR SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 2024, 11:45 AM to 1:15 PM. Please choose the session that works best for you. You only need to attend one. The Sessions are held at St. Benedict Church Complex in the St. John Paul II Building. Please register by emailing [email protected]
BASILICA OF ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH, Loretto, will hold outdoor Masses every Sunday evening at 7:00 PM at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Alleghenies, beginning on Sunday, May 26 and concluding on Sunday, September 1. Please bring a lawn chair. In the event of inclement weather, the Mass will be celebrated in the Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel. Special Masses this summer are as follows: June 9: Eucharistic Revival Celebration; July 21: Mass for Married Couples; TBA “Welcome to the Heralds of the Good News” Priests from India; August 4: Mass for Young People: Return to College, Work, and Military. The historic Prince Gallitzin Chapel House, next to the Our Lady of the Alleghenies Shrine, will be open on the following Sunday afternoons from 3:00 to 6:00 PM for self-guided tours, pilgrimages, and visits: June 9, 16, and 30, July 21, Aug. 4 and 18.
YOUNG ADULT GROUP (18-39): Our next Theology on Tap is July 31 at 600 PM with Bob Sutton speaking on “Why do Catholics do that?—Where is that in the Bible?” at the Boulevard Grill. We will continue meeting every month on the last Wednesdays for Theology on Tap and on the second Fridays for other events. Young adults of all faiths aged 18-39 are welcome to join us! For more information, contact Geoffrey Stumpo at (814) 659-7415 or [email protected].
- THE ST. FRANCIS GABRIEL PROJECT is a pro-life ministry which has provided much needed assistance to babies and their families since 2009. Operating from St. Francis Church in Johnstown, we are always in need of gently used baby clothes, grooming products, diapers, and wipes. Volunteers are also welcome. Currently, we have over fifty registered families. For more information, please contact Gale at 814-539-0155.M.
- PRO LIFE VIGIL is held every Thursday, at 11:00 AM across from the Planned Parenthood on Franklin Street in Johnstown.
- 2025 PILGRIMAGE TO ROME: Fr. John Slovikovski, Pastor of Visitation Parish, as part of the celebration of the Jubilee 2025, is promoting and coordinating a pilgrimage to Rome, Assisi, and Orvieto, Italy, which is open to the entire diocese in the month of June 2025. This pilgrimage will include visitations to the 4 Major Basilicas of Rome (The Vatican {with an audience with the Pope}, Saint Mary Major, Saint John Lateran, and Saint Paul outside the Walls.) We will also visit the Spanish Steps, the Catacombs, Trevi Fountain, and the Coliseum, as well as the basilicas of St. Francis and Saint Clare in Assisi. All of our tour will be guided by a native who is fluent in Italian. If you are considering joining our group, you are asked to contact the Visitation Parish office @ 814-536- 6110. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION (financial or otherwise) BEFORE WE MAKE OUR COMMITMENT WITH THE PILGIMMAGE TOUR COMPANY IN EARLY, 2024, when we will meet with our Pilgrimage tour company. 2025 is an exceptional time to be in Rome since it will be during the Jubilee Year which is a very special time for a Jubilee that occurs only once every 25 years!
- TRIP TO THE BASILICA OF THE NATIONAL SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: Families and friends, The St Therese, “K of C” #10409 Council is planning a Bus trip to the National Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC. It is the largest Roman Catholic church in North America! Home to more than 80 chapels and oratories that honor the Mother of God. It is affectionately referred to as “America’s Catholic Church”. The trip is being planned for some time on a Saturday, Sept. 21st or 28th, 2024. The bus will leave St Therese parking lot around . 8:00 AM and return around 8:00 PM. The approximate cost of the trip is $49 per. person. (The total number of participants will determine the final price.) Payments will be required upon finalization of the trip, to be determined at a later date. Reply if you want to go and how many, no later than June 2nd, would be greatly appreciated! Please contact: Dennis Pingatore..... [email protected] or Kevin T Houghton .... [email protected] St. Therese: Office (Mon-Fri): 9 AM - 2 PM 814-539-7633, with no internet (Please leave your name and phone number for replies.)
- PILGRIMAGE DAY CAMP: All Saints Parish in Boswell will be hosting a summer day camp for all students who are entering kindergarten (age 5 and can use the bathroom on their own) through eighth grade from Tuesday, August 6th, through Friday, August 9th, from 9:00 AM until 4:00 PM. All students are welcome, regardless of their parish or religious affiliation. Each day, the students will learn lessons about faith, ethnic traditions, and religious art. This year the theme will be “Pilgrimage,” and will focus on the rich tradition of religious pilgrimages and sacred places. There is no cost to attend; however, since the parish makes provisions for all the students who are registered, it is asked that students who sign up for the camp attend the camp. Each day begins with the celebration of the Holy Mass. Following Mass, the students will participate in games, songs, religious lessons taught by the Sacred Heart Sisters, and lessons about everything ranging from cooking, to architecture, to art projects such as mosaics, painting, stained glass, and building a pipe organ kit. Throughout the day, there will be games and activities. In addition to the regular lessons and activities, the students will attend a field trip to visit three historic churches in Pittsburgh, as well as make stops at the Heinz History Center and St. Vincent College. If you are interested in enrolling in the camp, please contact the parish office at 814-629-5551 or email parish secretary Emily Marsh at [email protected].
- THE FRANCISCAN FRIARS, TOR, at St. Bernardine Monastery welcome you to join them for their Summer Enrichment Days! Each Wednesday workshop begins at 10:00 AM and includes a class on the given topic, Mass (there will be no Mass for the “Cabrini” series), and lunch with Friars. The cost is $20 per workshop or $45 for the whole series. Space is limited, so please register early! The workshop themes are as follows: July 17: “The Real Presence: What Catholics Believe About the Eucharist,” then a two-part series: “Cabrini” (No Mass for this Series) Aug. 21: Showing of the 2024 movie “Cabrini” based on the life and works of Mother Cabrini Sept. 18:“Cabrini” Discussion Event Pre-Registration with Payment Required: Please call 814-695-3802
- ST. BENEDICT CHURCH, Bedford St., Johnstown, will hold its 89th annual Reunion on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 26, 27, and 28. Their famous chicken and waffle dinner will be served on Friday . from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM and again on Sunday . from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Come and enjoy good food, games, entertainment, a flea market, and much, much more! Don’t forget to take a chance on a car and a Disney vacation.
- ST. BENEDICT CHURCH, Carrolltown, Pa., will hold their parish festival on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 26, 27 and 28. Entertainment every day: large basket auction, games, Powell Amusement Rides, fireworks on Saturday at 10:00 PM, and a chicken dinner on Sunday from 11:00 AM until 2:00 PM (dine-in or take-out). $10,000 in cash prizes to be awarded July 29 through August 2; the cost of the ticket is $10.00. In addition, there is a $1,000.00 money ticket, $1.00 per chance, with the drawing on Sunday evening, July 28.
- SUNDAYMARKET@CAMBRIACITY, Sunday, July 28 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM located at Emerich Place, 512 Chestnut St. Come and browse the various vendor booths featuring Confections, breads, handmade crafts, artists of all mediums (paint, sketch, oil, sculpture, print, photography etc.), prepared food vendors, and food truck vendors.
- ST. BARTHOLOMEW PARISH in Wilmore will be having their annual basket raffle on Sunday, July 28 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM, with over 300 baskets, hot food, and more. Contact 814-495-9298 to purchase tickets early and visit the raffle ahead of time. Check out the Saint Bartholomew Facebook page for more information.
- ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH, Windber, will have a takeout-only sausage and meatball sandwich sale on Saturday, August 3, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM and Sunday, August 4, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM in their church hall. The sandwiches are $8 each. Don’t cook in this heat, let us do the cooking for you.
- ST. ROCHUS SOCIETY – CROATION HALL LODGE 5 will offer traditional Kolo dance lessons at Croatian Hall, 612 Broad St. in the Cambria City section of Johnstown. Classes on the traditional Croatian, Serbian, and other ethnic dances will be offered from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. July 30 and 31; Aug. 6, 7, 13 and 14 There is no fee to attend classes. Enter via alley door. Classes on third floor. For more information or to register for a class, call Jim 814-421-4958 or Patty 814-241-8136.
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2025 PILGRIMAGE TO GREECE: Father Jozef and Deacon Jack invite you to join them on a Pilgrimage of St. Paul in Greece on May 12-19, 2025. Join us in the Journeys of St. Paul as we visit Amphipolis, Philippi, Neapoli (Kavala), Thessalonica, Veria (Berea), Meteora, Delphi, Corinth, and Athens. Please see the Good Shepherd Website for further information https://www.goodshepherd-sc.org/ or contact Deacon Jack at [email protected]
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BELLS OF CASIMIR MEMORIALS - We thank everyone who has commemorated their loved ones and families with a Bell ringing. The Bells have become a special part of our neighborhood. If you are interested in having a memorial, please visit stellajohnstown.com/bells-casimir-cultural-center/ to download a memorial request form or complete the on-line request. You may also stop by Cambria City Flowers during business hours to request a memorial. *Special holidays such as Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and St. Patrick's Day are available.
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