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Resurrection Parish Contact Information
Phone: 814-539-5788 Fax: 814-539-8845
email: resurrectionparishbulletin@gmail.com
web site: resurrectionparishjohnstown.com
email: resurrectionparishbulletin@gmail.com
web site: resurrectionparishjohnstown.com
St. Clare of Assisi Parish Contact Information
Phone: 814-535-1133
email: stclareofassisi@breezeline.net
web site: webparish.com/aj/clare/
email: stclareofassisi@breezeline.net
web site: webparish.com/aj/clare/
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:
For George Zdrevecky offered by David Zdrevecky
RESURRECTION ORATORY SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
For Joseph Barbera offered by the Bernardy, Leis, Pawlak, and Konieczny families
ST. CLARE OF ASSISI CHURCH'S SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
For the people of the parish
CHECK THE BULLETIN FOR ANY EXCEPTIONS TO THE ABOVE SCHEDULE
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:
For George Zdrevecky offered by David Zdrevecky
RESURRECTION ORATORY SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
For Joseph Barbera offered by the Bernardy, Leis, Pawlak, and Konieczny families
ST. CLARE OF ASSISI CHURCH'S SANCTUARY LIGHT INTENTION:
For the people of the parish
CHECK THE BULLETIN FOR ANY EXCEPTIONS TO THE ABOVE SCHEDULE
DIOCESAN WEBSITE: UNITED IN FAITH
As part of the Eucharistic Revival in the Catholic Church in America, please join the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown in celebrating the True Presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist and welcoming pilgrims from the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage to our diocese on June 9, 10, and 11, 2024.
Join pilgrims from the Seton Route, who will be making their way to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, for three days of special Masses, witness talks, Eucharistic processions, and other spiritual opportunities here in our diocese.
The faithful are invited and encouraged to be part of this special opportunity in our Diocesan Church. The diocese extends a special invitation to 2024 First Holy Communicants to attend the Masses and join the Eucharistic processions wearing their First Holy Communion attire, along with their families. Please contact Catholic school principals or parish directors of religious education for more information.
Join pilgrims from the Seton Route, who will be making their way to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, for three days of special Masses, witness talks, Eucharistic processions, and other spiritual opportunities here in our diocese.
The faithful are invited and encouraged to be part of this special opportunity in our Diocesan Church. The diocese extends a special invitation to 2024 First Holy Communicants to attend the Masses and join the Eucharistic processions wearing their First Holy Communion attire, along with their families. Please contact Catholic school principals or parish directors of religious education for more information.
Eucharistic pilgrims will stop in the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown on their way to the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis in celebration of the Eucharistic Revival in the Catholic Church in America. Local observances will happen on June 9 in Loretto with Confessions from 5:00-7:00 PM at the Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel and an outdoor Mass at 7:00 PM with Bishop Mark at the Our Lady of the Alleghenies Shrine, followed by a Eucharistic procession around the shrine and a witness talk by one of the national pilgrims. On June 10, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and Confessions will occur from Noon until 3:45 PM at Saint John Gualbert Cathedral in Johnstown, followed by a Eucharistic procession from the Cathedral to Central Park at 4:00 PM, witness talks, and Mass with Bishop Mark at 5:30 PM inside the Cathedral. A special Mass will be celebrated on June 11 at 9:00 AM at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Altoona. Later that morning, Saint Catherine of Siena Parish in Duncansville will be the site of Confessions beginning at 10:30 AM, Exposition and witness talks beginning at 11:00 AM., and a Eucharistic procession around the parish’s outdoor shrine at 12:30 PM. Please join the national pilgrims and local parishioners for any or all of these opportunities. More information is available on the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown website and on the inside front cover of the spring edition of Proclaim! Magazine.
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
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION will be held on First Friday, June 7 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, June 10.
ANDREW ADORATION CHAPEL, 1621 Ferndale Ave, Johnstown: If you are in need of healing, time to pray for others, or some peace and quiet with our Lord who is longing for you to visit, then the Adoration Chapel is the place for you! We are constantly looking to add adorers to our lineup as well as substitutes to fill in when a committed adorer cannot make a scheduled shift. Each week has 168 hours. The chapel is open Sunday afternoon-Saturday morning each week. Consider giving one hour to our Lord in spending time with Him. 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 the early morning hours on Wednesday, and 7:00 AM and 11:00 AM on Thursday mornings. If you are wondering how to find substitutes when needed, please know that we have an amazing group of over 30 people who generously fill in all hours of the night and day. If you have any concerns, questions, or want to sign up for an hour, please call 814-288-4324 Ext 6, or visit https://standrewjohnstown.org/adoration/or feel free call or text Terri Roy @ 815-255-5645. 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 9:30AM until 5:30PM 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, June 10.
ANDREW ADORATION CHAPEL, 1621 Ferndale Ave, Johnstown: If you are in need of healing, time to pray for others, or some peace and quiet with our Lord who is longing for you to visit, then the Adoration Chapel is the place for you! We are constantly looking to add adorers to our lineup as well as substitutes to fill in when a committed adorer cannot make a scheduled shift. Each week has 168 hours. The chapel is open Sunday afternoon-Saturday morning each week. Consider giving one hour to our Lord in spending time with Him. 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 the early morning hours on Wednesday, and 7:00 AM and 11:00 AM on Thursday mornings. If you are wondering how to find substitutes when needed, please know that we have an amazing group of over 30 people who generously fill in all hours of the night and day. If you have any concerns, questions, or want to sign up for an hour, please call 814-288-4324 Ext 6, or visit https://standrewjohnstown.org/adoration/or feel free call or text Terri Roy @ 815-255-5645. 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 9:30AM until 5:30PM 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.
The Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ - Sunday, June 2
Let us pray for the willingness to make present in our world
the love of Christ shown to us in the Eucharist.
We worship you living among us
in the sacrament of your Body and Blood.
May we offer to our Father in heaven
a solemn pledge of undivided love.
May we offer to our brothers and sisters,
a life poured out in loving service of that kingdom
where you live with the Father and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen
the love of Christ shown to us in the Eucharist.
We worship you living among us
in the sacrament of your Body and Blood.
May we offer to our Father in heaven
a solemn pledge of undivided love.
May we offer to our brothers and sisters,
a life poured out in loving service of that kingdom
where you live with the Father and the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen
On Sunday, we celebrate Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Christ. Jesus’ Body and Blood were sacrificed for us on Calvary, but before that excruciating event, He humbly bound Himself to human hands in the Eucharist. As St. Thomas Aquinas expresses, “In this sacrament, sins are purged away, virtues are increased, and the soul is satiated with an abundance of every spiritual gift. No other sacrament is so beneficial.”
Jesus gave us the perfect and loving gift of Himself so that we might be nourished, strengthened, and more fully united to Him as we journey to eternal life. This glorious solemnity calls us to reflect on the precious gift of the Eucharist and what it truly means for us as Catholics.
As we celebrate this glorious solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, let us find time to reflect on the Eucharist. Let us strive to intentionally honor and reverence Him at every Mass, strive to fully partake in each Eucharistic meal, and let us find time to visit our Savior in the Tabernacle. And let us pray frequently, “Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief!”
Jesus gave us the perfect and loving gift of Himself so that we might be nourished, strengthened, and more fully united to Him as we journey to eternal life. This glorious solemnity calls us to reflect on the precious gift of the Eucharist and what it truly means for us as Catholics.
As we celebrate this glorious solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, let us find time to reflect on the Eucharist. Let us strive to intentionally honor and reverence Him at every Mass, strive to fully partake in each Eucharistic meal, and let us find time to visit our Savior in the Tabernacle. And let us pray frequently, “Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief!”
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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Recorded and Livestreamed Masses
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PLEASE NOTE: Its best to watch our parish livestream on YouTube rather than on Facebook. The sound continues to cut out on Facebook and now is being partially muted due to (as Facebook claims) copyright infringement. Here is the link to the parish YouTube channel.
To speak to someone from the Resurrection Parish Office,
please call 814-539-5788
MaryBeth Konieczny, Parish Secretary
and
Beth Thomas, Administrative Assistant
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
To speak to someone from the St. Clare of Assisi Parish Office,
please call 814-535-1133
Rose Eckenrod, Parish Secretary & Financial Secretary
OFFICE HOURS
Mondays through Friday
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
BULLETIN DEADLINE: The deadline for bulletin submissions is WEDNESDAY AT 9:00 AM. Bulletin announcements will remain in the bulletin for up to two weeks. If you have something that you want published in the bulletin please email all items to resurrectionparishbulletin@gmail.com
or
stclareofassisi@atlanticbb.net
or call either Parish Office during regular business hours.
please call 814-539-5788
MaryBeth Konieczny, Parish Secretary
and
Beth Thomas, Administrative Assistant
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
To speak to someone from the St. Clare of Assisi Parish Office,
please call 814-535-1133
Rose Eckenrod, Parish Secretary & Financial Secretary
OFFICE HOURS
Mondays through Friday
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
BULLETIN DEADLINE: The deadline for bulletin submissions is WEDNESDAY AT 9:00 AM. Bulletin announcements will remain in the bulletin for up to two weeks. If you have something that you want published in the bulletin please email all items to resurrectionparishbulletin@gmail.com
or
stclareofassisi@atlanticbb.net
or call either Parish Office during regular business hours.
MAY IS MARY’S MONTH, and, as the Immaculate Conception, she is the patroness of the United States. Please make a special effort during May to join us for the rosary at the Resurrection Oratory on Mondays and Fridays at 12:00 PM. We hope to see you.
ROSARY TIMES: We pray the Rosary on Mondays and Fridays at 12:00 PM at the Resurrection Oratory. A schedule of Rosary Leaders is as follows:
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June 3 - Joan Cammaratta June 10 - Nancy Fesko June 17 - Carol Pisula June 24 - Phil Skala July 1 - George Pisula July 8 - Joan Cammarata July 15 - Nancy Fesko July 22 - Carol Pisula |
May 31 - Diane Ashbridge
June 7 - Janet Yuras June 14 - Pat Barrett June 21 - Chris Rebar June 28 - Jim & Nina Kopriva July 5 - Diane Ashbridge July 12 - Janet Yuras July 19 - Pat Barrett July 26 - Chris Rebar |
- RESURRECTION PARISH COLLECTION COUNTERS: Group 1 volunteers are scheduled to count the collection on Monday, June 3 at 9:00 AM at Resurrection's Parish Center.
- WOMEN’S BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP will be reading “Have a Little Faith” by Mitch Albom. We will meet to review on Sunday, June 2, at 6:00 PM in the Resurrection Oratory.
- SUMMERTIME SPECIAL TICKETS: Remember to watch your tickets throughout the month of June!
- CONGRATULATIONS and welcome to the newest members of Resurrection Parish Council, Gail Blough and Rich Price! They will begin their three year term at the June 25th Joint Parish Council meeting. We look forward to their sharing of their time and talent as the Council continues to move our parish forward."
- THE SEWING MINISTRY is looking for help cutting strips of material for quilts on Monday, June 10 at 9:30 AM in the Sewing Room located above the former Sweet Shoppe. We also need people who can iron. All help will be welcome and appreciated! If you have any questions, please call Faith at 814-479-2062.
- RESURRECTION CHURCH CLEANING: Volunteers are needed for routine cleaning at Resurrection Church on Tuesday, June 11 at 8:30 AM. Please consider sharing your time and talent! Many hands make light work! Cleaning usually takes only about 1–1½ hours. Any help is greatly appreciated!
- GOLFERS: Our next monthly outing will be on June 12 at 5:00 PM 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) before June 10, to reserve your spot.
- 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.
- VOLUNTEERS: Thank you for filling in 42 slots for Ethnic Fest 2024 but we still need 57 slots filled. Kathy Hanners 814-539-2735
- BLESSED BLANKETS: The Sewing Ministry invites any parishioner who has a loved one who is ill or is in need of comfort to take a blessed blanket to them. Many hours of prayer went into making these hand-made articles (there is no fee). Blankets are available at both Parish Offices.
ST. CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH
will be making their famous
SPAGHETTI SAUCE AND MEATBALLS!
Order forms are located in the back of the churches, at the parish offices,
nd on the link below.
Orders are due by Saturday, June 1.
Order pick-up will be on Wednesday, June 12 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
in the St. Clare of Assisi School Hall.
HELP IS NEEDED to make the meatballs on Tuesday, June 11,
beginning at 9:00 AM at St. Clare of Assisi School Hall.
Any time you could spare to help us roll meatballs would be greatly appreciated.
will be making their famous
SPAGHETTI SAUCE AND MEATBALLS!
Order forms are located in the back of the churches, at the parish offices,
nd on the link below.
Orders are due by Saturday, June 1.
Order pick-up will be on Wednesday, June 12 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
in the St. Clare of Assisi School Hall.
HELP IS NEEDED to make the meatballs on Tuesday, June 11,
beginning at 9:00 AM at St. Clare of Assisi School Hall.
Any time you could spare to help us roll meatballs would be greatly appreciated.
ROSARY BRACELET MAKING CLASS
Join us for an evening of fun making your own rosary bracelets while exploring the richness of prayer. Thursday, May 30 at 6:00 PM in Resurrection Church Hall. For men and women. All supplies provided and no skill needed. RSVP to Shelley Lowes by calling or texting 410-703-8891 or by email at shelley.lowes56@gmail.com
LEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYER
ALL THOSE WHO ARE SICK,
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; Ed Wysocki; 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,
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; Ed Wysocki; 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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- FIRST COMMUNICANTS, Please remember to take your First Communion banners that are hanging in the church.
- MONDAY, JUNE 10 - National Eucharistic Procession will be held beginning at 4:00 PM at St. John Gualbert Cathedral, followed by Mass with Bishop Mark at 5:30 PM. All First Communicants are invited to participate in the procession wearing their First Communion outfits. Please let the DRE know by May 31 if your child will be participating.
- SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE 22 & 23 - Youth Lock-In for students entering grades 9 through 12 in the Fall of 2024. More information is to come.
- CAMP ZACCHAEUS, JULY 14-19, 2024 - Join us for a great adventure! For youth entering Grades 4–9 in the fall. Where Faith, Fun and Friendship gather in the great outdoors!! For more information, call Francine Swope at the Youth Ministry office 814-317-2646
More information and registration forms can be found on the St. John Gualbert website.
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): April was our largest Theology on Tap yet with 49 in attendance! Upcoming events include Benediction and Board Games at Saint John Gualbert Cathedral on June 14 at 6:00 PM; Theology on Tap at the Boulevard Grill on June 26 at 6:00 PM with Mother Mary Joseph SSCJ speaking on the Sacred Heart of Jesus and His love for us; and an outdoor Mass and Picnic at Greenhouse Park on July 12. Young adults of all faiths aged 18-39 are welcome! For more information contact Geoffrey Stumpo at (814) 659-7415 or geoffstumpo@gmail.com.
- 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 weekly on various days and various times across from the Planned Parenthood on Franklin Street in Johnstown. Please call Gale Bala for information at (814) 539-0155).
- BISHOP MCCORT CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY will hold the 4th annual Crusher Classic Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 1 at Northwinds Peninsula Golf Club, Central City, Pa. Shotgun starts at Noon, Registration is $120.00 per golfer and includes 18 holes of golf (Scramble Format: Best Ball), cart rental, hot dinner and beverages. To register, please call 814-244-0565. PayPal: @CrusherKingdom. Sponsorship Opportunities available. Benefits the B.M.C.E. P.T.O. and Crusher Kingdom Football Boosters Club.
- JOHNSTOWN WALK OF HOPE: The Frassati Group, a ministry inspired by the life of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, is forming a team to participate in the Johnstown Walk of Hope. The Johnstown Walk of Hope is a nonprofit organization with the goal of raising money for patients with a cancer diagnosis. The money goes to support patient expenses, which include medical testing, treatment, travel, medications, and some household expenses. All donations support patients who receive care locally. The walk will take place on June 1st from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at Trojan Stadium. The cost to participate is $10, and each participant receives a Walk of Hope T-shirt. The deadline to register is April 26th. We hope you consider being part of our team. For more information, please call or text Jerry Foust at (814) 659-9625 or visit - www.johnstownwalkofhope.com.
- THE CARMELITE COMMUNITY OF THE WORD SISTERS will hold their Annual Golf Tournament “in person” on Friday, June 7, 2024, at Scotch Valley Country Club. This year’s tournament will begin at 8:30 AM. Registration begins at 7:00 AM. A continental breakfast will be provided in the morning, and after your round of golf, lunch will be served, followed by awards and an auction. The cost is $450 for a foursome and $150 for individual golfers. If you would like to attend the lunch and auction but not golf, that is $20. The final deadline for registration is May 29, or when we get 28 teams. To register or for more information, contact Kelli Murphy at 814-886-4098 or email communityofficeccw@gmail.com. Come and join us; this event has proven to be a fun day for all! If you cannot golf, but would like to make a donation, contact our offices. Thank you!
- HOLY NAME PARISH, Ebensburg, will hold their 63rd Annual Festival on May 31, June 1 & 2, featuring a Fish Dinner (Fried or Baked) on Friday., May 31 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM (adults $15.00, children under 12 $7.00) and a Turkey Dinner on Sunday, June 2 from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM (adults $15.00, children under 12 $7.00). Refreshments, music, family fun & games, baked goods, kiddie corner, giant flea market, basket raffle with over 100 baskets, and more.
- 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!
- A BASKET PARTY! St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church is hosting a “Spring Basket Auction and a Used Book and Puzzle Sale on Saturday and Sunday, June 1 & 2, 2024. Saturday from 3 PM to 7 PM, and Sunday from 9 AM – 2 PM. The drawing will begin at 2:00 PM on Sunday. Tickets for baskets are $5.00 for 26 tickets. Refreshments available. St. Thomas Aquinas address: 159 Hickory Street, Ashville, PA
- 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..... kspingatore@gmail.com or Kevin T Houghton .... kth.57@verizon.net St. Therese: Office (Mon-Fri): 9 AM - 2 PM 814-539-7633, with no internet (Please leave your name and phone number for replies.)
- THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE will be held on Saturday, June 8, from noon - 10:00 PM at Bishop Carroll Catholic High School. Baskets, concessions, children's events, line dancing and more! A special survivor ceremony will be held at 4:30 PM. Come Walk With Us!
- ST. BERNARDINE MONASTERY, Hollidaysburg, will host a celebration honoring the Feast of St. Anthony of Padua on Thursday, June 13. The event will include an outdoor Mass, the blessing of St. Anthony’s Bread, and the veneration of a first-class relic of St. Anthony. Bread distribution will follow Mass at 10:00 AM. At the conclusion of Mass, join us for an outdoor BBQ lunch, which is $15.00 per person. Please pre-pay/pre-register if you will be staying for lunch. The celebration will be rain or shine as it will be under a tent, and please bring a chair!
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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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