CITY CENTER P@RISHES

EPIPH@NY, ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR, ST. M@RY OF MERCY, ST. P@TRICK-ST. ST@NISL@US

“O Lord, I want to be completely transformed into Your mercy and to be Your living reflection. May the greatest

of all divine attributes, that of Your unfathomable mercy, pass through my heart and soul to my neighbor.”

(Diary of St. Faustina #163)

@pril 28, 2019 2n^ Sun^[y of E[st_r

A Message from Fr. Chris—

The Reality of the Resurrection By Pope Benedict XVI

Indeed, the apostolic preaching with all its boldness and passion would be unthinkable unless the witnesses had experienced a real encounter, coming to them from outside, with something entirely new and unforeseen, namely, the self-revelation and verbal communication of the risen Christ. Only a real event of a radically new quality could possibly have given rise to the apostolic preaching, which cannot be explained on the basis of speculations or inner, mystical experiences. In all its boldness and originality, it draws life from the impact of an event that no one had invented, an event that surpassed all that could be imagined. . . All of us are constantly inclined to ask the question that Saint Jude Thaddeus put to Jesus during the Last Supper: Lord, how is it that you will manifest yourself to us and not to the world? (Jn 14:22) Why, indeed did you not forcefully resist your enemies who brought you to the cross? - we might well ask. Why did you not show them with incontrovertible power that you are the living one, the Lord of life and death? Why did you reveal yourself only to a small flock of disciples, upon whose testimony we must now rely? The question applies not only to the Resurrection, but to the whole manner of God’s revelation in the world. Why only to Abraham and not to the mighty of the world? Why only to Israel and not irrefutable to all the peoples of the earth? It is part of the mystery of God that he acts so gently, that he only gradually builds up his history within the great history of mankind; that he becomes man and so can be overlooked by his contemporaries and by the decisive forces within history; that he suffers and dies and that, having risen again, he chooses to come to mankind only through the faith of the disciples to whom he reveals himself; that he continues to knock gently at the doors of our hearts and slowly opens our eyes if we open our doors to him. And yet—is not this the truly divine way? Not to overwhelm with external power, but to give freedom, to offer and elicit love. And if we really think about it, is it not what seems so small that is truly great? Does not a ray of light issue from Jesus, growing brighter across the centuries, that could not come from any mere man and through which the light of God truly shines into the world? Could the apostolic preaching have found faith and built up a worldwide community unless the power of truth had been at work within it? . . . He is alive. Let us entrust ourselves to him, knowing that we are on the right path. With Thomas, let us place our hands into Jesus’ pierced side and confess: My Lord and my God! (John 20:28)

His Holiness Benedict XVI reigned as pope from 2005 to 2013

Parish News Welcome to our parish family Mr. Blake Calhoun (Epiphany) Mr. Nicola DiCio (St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus) Mr. Andrew Fandozzi (Epiphany) Miss Melissa Marshall (St. Mary of Mercy) Ms. Marie McIntyre (St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus) Ms. Marie Oswalt (Epiphany) Ms. Michelle Shaffer (St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus) Ms. Patricia Shelley (St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus) Ms. Margaret Soff (St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus)

Congregation of Sisters of Merciful Jesus

Thus, to fittingly observe Divine Mercy Sunday in a solemn way, we should-

1. Celebrate the Feast on the Sunday after Easter 2. Sincerely repent all of our sins 3. Place our complete trust in Jesus 4. Go to Confession, preferable before that Sunday 5. Receive Holy Communion on the day of the Feast 6. Venerate the Image of the Divine Mercy (To venerate a sacred image or statue simply means

to perform some act or make a gesture of deep religious respect toward it, because of the person whom it represents—in this case, our Most Merciful Savior.

7. Be Merciful to others, through our actions, words, and prayers on their behalf

Prayer of consecration of your Family to Divine Mercy O Merciful Jesus, You showed us Your infinite compassionate love by exhausting the very last drop of blood and water from Your body. From this day forward, with full confidence, we entrust our families to Your Divine Mercy. We abandon our past, our present and our future. We place into Your wounds all our wounds which are caused by lack of love, forgiveness, understanding and trust. Jesus, expel Satan and all evil from our families, free us from the consequence of sin and protect us from further harm. Heal our wounds. May our families learn to venerate your Divine Image that they will never perish but experience Your loving mercy. Jesus, we trust in You! Amen

AND DON’T FORGET - The most special grace promised by our Lord for Mercy Sunday is nothing less than the equivalent of a complete renewal of baptismal grace in the soul: “complete forgiveness (remission) of sins and punishment.” Such a measure of grace can only be received otherwise through baptism itself, or through making a sacramental confession as an act of perfect contrition for sin, out of pure love for God.

I want to grant a complete pardon to the souls that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion on the Feast of My mercy (1109).

Whoever approaches the Fountain of Life on this day will be granted complete forgiveness of sins and punishment (300).

Blessed Feast of Divine Mercy to All!

Proper Preparation for the Feast of Divine Mercy!

Going to Confession is not the only way we should prepare ourselves for Divine Mercy Sunday. As Cardinal Francis Macharski, then Archbishop of Cracow, Poland, explains in a 1985 pastoral letter, we are not simply

called to ask for God’s mercy with trust. We are also called to be merciful: Our own merciful attitude is likewise a preparation. Without deeds of mercy, our devotion would not be real. For Christ does not only

reveal the mercy of God, but at the same time He places before people the demand that they conduct themselves in life with love and mercy. Pope John Paul II states that this requirement constitutes the very

heart of the Gospel ethos (Rich in Mercy, 3) — it is the commandment of love and the promise: ‘Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy’ (Mt 5:7). Let it be a mercy that is forgiving and true, and universal,

with good words, deeds, and prayer for others!

Our Lord’s words to St. Faustina about this requirement to be merciful are very strong and leave no room for misinterpretation: Yes, the first Sunday after Easter is the Feast of Mercy, but

there must also be acts of mercy. … I demand from you deeds of mercy, which are to arise out of love for Me. You are to show mercy to your neighbors always and everywhere. You must

not shrink from this or try to excuse or absolve yourself from it (742).

Bl. Michael Sopocko St. Faustina

AMERICAN HISTORY—THIS WEEK IN BLACK HISTORY

Ann Petry, née Lane, (born October 12, 1908, Old Saybrook, Conn., U.S.—died April 28, 1997, Old Saybrook), African-American novelist, journalist, and biographer whose works offered a unique perspective on black life in small-town New England. Born into a family of pharmacists in a small Connecticut town, Petry graduated in 1931 with a degree in pharmacy from the University of Connecticut. From 1931 to 1938 she worked in the family’s drugstore before moving to New York City to become a writer. She began her career as a journalist, writing for the Amsterdam News (1938–41) and the Peoples’ Voice of Harlem (1941–44), and then studied creative writing at Columbia University (1944–46).

PRAYER LIST...KEEPING FOLKS BEFORE THE LORD

The following request our prayers: Betty Bell, Gordon Bullard; Edward Davis, Dolores Denton, Carol Derewcz, Patricia Ellis, Debra Foster, Woody Frazier, Ann Fultz, Richard Gazzam, Janet Glass, Brenda Glenn, Helena Harris, Harold G. Heim, Jr., Osaruyi Osasere Igbineweka, Billy Jenkins, Sandra Johnson, Tiffany Livsey, Aisha Lado, Andrew Lyke, Ruth McCartney, Sherry McGinnis, Todd Mattei, Betty Muse, David Orlando, Josephine O’Connor, Ira Ritter Sr., Genevieve Sanford, Debbie Sturm, Vincent Tucker, Barbara Tucker, Lyle Williams, Leslie Wilson, Regina Zelik, FMM, DMK, Victims of Abuse

Epiph[ny Your Stewardship — Thank you! Offertory, April 14….$2,629.52 2nd Collection ……....$795.50 Weekday (April 15-18) …..$474.03 Good Friday (April 19) ….$ 720.00 Offertory, April 20 ….$430.39 Easter Sunday, April 21 …..$2,975.62

Please pray for those who have requested our prayers Jerry Barry, Laurie Bozik, Josie Crame, Robert Dougherty, William Egger, Terri Evans, Richard Gazzam, Katherine Gross, Margaret Hurney, Marva Josie, D.M.K., Barbara Kuhn, F.M.M., Jessie Marsh, Patricia

Morra, Daniel Murphy, Dennis Murphy, Justin Murphy, Jean O’Hanlon, Mary Ann Pacini, Clara Jane Roy, Marianne Wisdom Oines, C.Z.R., Sr. Mary Ann Troup, Elsie Urban, Bill Vergot,

Derrick Gardener, Leah Lindenfelser, Taylin Clemente

Christopher Roach Jr (4/30) Catherine Udekwu (5/1) Simeon Chielu (5/2) Samuel Copeland (5/2) Brabriella Mulbah (5/2) Amaraie Benning (5/3) Maliq Oladimeji (5/3) Ray Ngandwe (5/4)

Contribution Letter

If you have not received your end of the year contribution letter, please contact Cindy at the parish office at 412-471-0654 or churchoffice@epiphanychurch.net

ATTENDANCE April 14 (Palm Sunday) 226 April 18 (Holy Thursday) 96 April 19 (Good Friday) 85 April 20 (Easter Vigil) 55

April 21 (Easter Sunday) 307

St. B_n_^i]t th_ Moor

OFFERTORY April 14 (Palm Sunday) $4,128.50 April 18 (Holy Thursday) $276.00 April 19 (Good Friday) $461.00 April 20 (Easter Vigil) $311.00

April 21 (Easter Sunday) $3,775.05

Mass Attendance— April 14 9am 5pm 177 122 Holy Thursday, April 18 - 100 Good Friday, April 19 - 162 Holy Saturday, April 20 - 61 Easter Sunday, April 21 - 402

Television Ministry St. Mary of Mercy’s daily 12 pm Mass is televised and can be viewed seven days a week

(Mon-Sun) on Comcast 95 in the Greater Pittsburgh area or at www.christianassociatestv.org.Pittsburgh’s Faith

and Family channel also carries it Monday-Saturday.

St. P[tri]k-St. St[nis[us Kostk[

Offertory—St. Stanislaus April 13/14

Candles: $479.11 Envelopes: 110

Collection: $3,711.91 Raise the Roof: $360.00 Palm Sunday: $1,240.00

Maintenance: $1,192.00

Second Collections for May

Maintenance Parish Share Raise the Roof Catholic Relief

Please keep St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus in your will!

OUR MISSION STATEMENT It is the mission of the people of Saint Patrick-Saint Stanislaus Kostka Parish to be ambassadors for Christ. All are welcome in our diverse and historic faith community in the Strip District. We strive to nurture and to grow in the sacramental

life and tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. Everything we do is for the greater glory of God.

Mass Attendance—St. Stanislaus April 13/14

Saturday 5 p.m. 201 Sunday 9 a.m 260 11 a.m. 182

The gifts, graces, and mercies of the Red Door are innumerable! Every day countless blessings can be experienced in the

ministry both through the people we have the privilege to serve as well as through the generous volunteers who come to serve them. Such is the case with a wonderful mother and son team who volunteer on a weekly basis...Terri and Patrick Fitzgerald. Every week, Terri and Patrick arrive at the Red Door first thing in the morning with smiles, lots of joy, and a bag full of home-made cookies… delicious cookies made with love for our Red Door guests. Please read Terri's reflection on their experience as volunteers, and what's more, their experience of our Lord's infinite and unconditional Divine Mercy: My son Patrick and I began volunteering at the Red Door last September. Patrick lives with autism. Although he is happy and loving, his communication skills are limited and for his own safety he requires constant supervision. Yet my husband and I wanted Patrick to do something where he is productive and appreciated and the Red Door seemed like a nice opportunity. Patrick and I were welcomed with open arms by Heidi and the rest of the staff. Patrick’s pleasant demeanor and incredible work ethic has been appreciated by everyone. I also knew that by serving the less fortunate, Patrick could be the conduit of God’s mercy that the Divine Mercy challenges us to be. What surprised me was how that same mercy was reflected back to Patrick through the individuals whom the Red Door serves. These people, often so marginalized, are delighted to have the opportunity to shower Patrick with a

certain kindness and mercy that can only come from our Heavenly Father. It’s no wonder that Patrick’s favorite day of the week is his “Red Door Day.”

OFFERTORY Weekday 4/8-4/12 Weekend 4/13-4/14 Initial Offering $1459.00 $2436.00 $690.00 Weekday 4/15-4/17 Holy Thursday 4/18 Holy Land $940.06 $612.00 $64.00 Good Friday 4/19 Easter 4/20 & 21 Parish Share $818.12 $3809.67 $1979.26

St. M[ry of M_r]y

Red Door Ministry: Those in need can receive a bagged lunch Mon-Sat from 10:30a-11:30a. The actual Red

Door is located on the Boulevard of the Allies.

Announcements

Please note: Next Sunday, May 5th, is the Pittsburgh Marathon. This will cause street closures on Sunday morning. Please be sure to check the city marathon maps indicating the streets and times of the

closures so you can plan your Mass attendance accordingly.

Volunteers needed: Can you help with collections at any of the three Masses? If you are interested,

please see one of the ushers at the Mass you attend.

***All volunteers must be in compliance with the Diocesan Safe Environment Policy. ***

“'Proclaim that mercy is the greatest attribute of God. All the works of My hands are crowned

with mercy.'” (Divine Mercy Diary, No. 301)

Friends of St. Benedict the Moor School, Our students have been preparing their hearts for Easter this Lent. During Holy Week, our students led and participated in a Stations of the Cross reflection. Students in Señorita Pendleton’s Spanish classes also learned Easter vocabulary words in Spanish and discussed Holy Week traditions celebrated in Spanish speaking countries. Holy Week is called “La Semana Santa” in Spain. Catholic religious brotherhoods in Spain perform penance processions on the streets of almost every Spanish city and town during this sacred time. We hope you’ve had a blessed Lent and a wonderful Easter! Your Principal, Lauren Rudy

St B_n_^i]t th_ Moor S]hool

Fr. Chris has generously provided a subscription to all parishioners to FORMED.ORG. This website is filled with various resources for the whole family to learn more about our Catholic faith. There are movies, books, studies and more.To subscribe, visit divinemercypgh.formed.org, where you can register. Once you create your own account, you can enjoy all the benefits of FORMED.ORG. If you need a code to register, our code is TQJ97V.

There is an APP for smart phones and tablets for FORMED.ORG. On your device, search for FORMED and the above logo will appear. The app itself is free. Once you download it, enter your account information (or register for an account by entering the code) and you can begin to use it on your device, listen to presentations in your car and more!

A Can’t Miss Benefit Concert at Duquesne

On Friday, May 3, at Duquesne University’s Union Ballroom, the acclaimed Irish band

Scythian headlines a night of rousing music to raise money for mission trips for high school students and young adults- Including 3 from our City Center Grouping. They will spend

a week helping abandoned children with disabilities at Mustard Seed Communities in Jamaica. Advance tickets are $30 or $40 at the door. For tickets and more details go to:

www.MoveAMountain.org/tickets.

St. Patrick O Come Let Us Adore Him!

“How sweet and full of comfort are the moments spent before the Blessed Sacrament! Are you in trouble? Come and throw yourself at his feet." - St. John Vianney

Schedule of Eucharistic Adoration at the City Center Parishes

St. Stanislaus - Divine Mercy Vigil Every Thursday—7 p.m. - 10 p.m. During Adoration, there will be the Novena to St. Jude, followed by an hour of Divine Mercy prayers. From 8 p.m. - 10 p.m., there is Silent Adoration. Divine Mercy Center - Hour of Mercy Every Friday—3 p.m. - 4 p.m. The Hour of Mercy is devoted to our Lord in Adoration, praying Divine Mercy prayers with the Sisters of Merciful Jesus.

A Meditation on Divine Mercy By Blessed Columba Marmion

It is not our perfection which is to dazzle God, Who is surrounded by myriads of angels. No, it is our misery, our wretchedness avowed which draws down His Mercy. All God’s dealings with us are a consequence of His Mercy (Mercy is Goodness touched by the sight of misery). And that is why the great Saint Paul says, let others go to God leaning on the perfection of their life, but “for me, I take glory in my infirmities that my strength may be Christ’s virtue.”

If you could only once understand that you are never dearer to God, never glorify Him more than when in the full realization of your misery and unworthiness, you gaze at His infinite goodness and cast yourself on His bosom, believing in faith that His Mercy is infinitely greater than your misery.

Saint Paul tells us that God has done all in laudem et gloriam gratiae suae, “for the praise and glory of His grace.” Now the triumph of His grace is when it raises up the miserable and impure and renders them worthy of Divine union… He is a spouse infinitely rich and powerful, and when He chooses a poor little child like you to be His bride His joy is to enrich her poverty, and clothe her with His own beauty.

FIRST COMMUNION SUNDAY

SAINT BENEDICT THE MOOR

Most Pittsburghers have been getting ready for Sunday, May 5th by stretching their legs, running long distances, and loading up on carbs. But at St Benedict the Moor, we have had eight children gearing up for Sunday, May 5th by reading Sacred Scripture, learning the teachings of the Catholic Church, attending Mass, and receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation. While most of Pittsburgh will either be at home enjoying their Sunday coffee, running vast distances through our city streets, or cheering on the 40,000+ marathon runners, St Benedict the Moor will be gathering as always to offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and support our children who are receiving our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament for the very first time! The Marathon comes and goes each year with much pomp and celebration. It is a very exciting day and a great gift to our city! But for our children who will be receiving their first Holy Communion, they will be receiving the greatest gift of their lives when at last they eat the bread from heaven which gives life to the world! Let us make every effort to come out in support of them! Having said that, it is not easy to get to St Benedict the Moor on Marathon Sunday. It requires much planning ahead. This is why we have included the map above with the marathon route outlined in black and the many routes that you can take to get to St Benedict the Moor in red. A larger map is also available for you in the St Benedict the Moor bulletin. The key is getting to Centre Ave. You can do so from Liberty Bridge (Northbound), Blvd of the Allies (traveling West via Crosstown Blvd), 376 Westbound, 279 Southbound (Veterans Bridge), 28 Southbound (Veterans Bridge), and from Bigelow Blvd (if you live inside the Marathon route). We hope to see everyone on Sunday, May 5th at St Benedict the Moor for First Communion Sunday!

St. Mary of Mercy

202 Stanwix St., Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-261-0110 E-mail: office@stmaryofmercy.org

Music Ministry Amanda Bruce—Weekdays A.R. Valletta—Weekends Red Door Co-Coordinator—Heidi Potter Red Door Co-Coordinator— Nathalie Berry Office Manager—Carole Clifford Maintenance—Ray Krivanek

Epiphany 164 Washington Place Pittsburgh, PA 15219

412-471-0654 E-mail: churchoffice@epiphanychurch.net Secretary—Cindy Goetz Safe Environment—Josephine Crame Music Director—John Raevens Maintenance—Dylan Weller

City Center Parish Staff Listings

St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus St. Patrick St. Stanislaus 1711 Liberty Ave 57 21st Street

Pgh, PA 15222 Pgh, PA 15222 412-471-4767 E-mail: saintsinthestrip@comcast.net Office Manager—Josie Santapietro Music Ministry—Zach Legas

St. Benedict the Moor 91 Crawford St.

Pittsburgh, PA 15219 412-281-3141 E-mail: sbtmoffice@verizon.net Business Manager—Brenda Younger Office Manager/Safe Environment—Priscilla Davis Music Ministers—Antonia Long St. Benedict the Moor School Principal—Lauren Rudy

City Center Parishes Staff Pastoral Associate—Dolores Shipe E-mail: dshipe@divinemercypgh.org Business Manager—Chuck Goetz E-mail: cgoetz@divinemercypgh.org Director of Religious Education—Nathan Wigfield E-mail: nwigfield@divinemercypgh.org Social Service Minister—Sr. Emily Lepage E-mail: zsjm.pittsburgh.usa@gmail.com Music and Mission Minister—Noah Pepmeyer E-mail: noahpepmeyer@gmail.com

Rev. Christopher Donley, Administrator—cdonley@diopitt.org Rev. John Odeyemi, Pariochial Vicar—jodeyemi@diopitt.org

Deacon Samuel Toney—stoney@diopitt.org

Confessions Epiphany Mon. & Fri. 11:15-11:45 a.m. St. Benedict the Moor Sun. 9:15-9:45 a.m. St. Mary of Mercy Mon thru Fri. 11:00-11:45 a.m. St. Stanislaus Kostka Sat. 4:00-4:30 p.m.

Novenas Epiphany St. Rita, Mondays, after 12:05 Mass Sorrowful Mother Fridays, after 12:05 Mass St. Mary of Mercy Miraculous Medal, Monday after 12 p.m. Mass St. Stanislaus Kostka St. Jude, Thursdays at 7 p.m.

www.divinemercypgh.org

In Residence Rev. Edward Bryce Rev. Nicholas Vaskov Monsignor Ronald Lengwin Rev Augustine Wayii

Assisting Priests

Very Rev. Brian Welding Very Rev. Thomas Kunz

M[ss Int_ntions

S[t, @pr 27 12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Edward Mariani † By Esther & Frank DiPasquale Fr. O^_y_mi

2:00 p.m. St. St[nisl[us Wedding David O'Connor and Erica Carson Fr. Donl_y

4:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y William & Jean Fitzgerald By Mike & Tim Fitzgerald Fr. Bry]_

5:00 p.m. St. St[nisl[us John Mahronich By Family Fr. O^_y_mi

Sun, @pr 28 9:00 [.m. Epiph[ny Joseph Leopardi † By Debbie & Dino Fr. Hog[n

9:00 [.m. St. St[nisl[us Charie Logan By husband, Paul Fr. W_l^ing

10:00 [.m. St. B_n_^i]t th_ Moor Arthur Smith † By George Smith Fr. O^_y_mi

11:00 [.m. St. St[nisl[us For the Congregation of the Sisters of the Merciful Jesus Fr. Donl_y

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y John C Gaita Anniversary† By Theresa Bronowicz Msgr. L_ngwin

5:00 p.m. Epiph[ny For the people of City Center Parishes Fr. O^_y_mi

Mon, @pr 29 6:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y For the People of St. Mary's Msgr. L_ngwin

7:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Dan Rooney† By 7:30 am Mass group Fr. v[skov

7:45 [.m. St. St[nisl[us People of St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus Fr. W_l^ing

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Madeline Kost † By Joe Sisca Fr. O^_y_mi

12:05 p.m. Epiph[ny Fr. Sean Sheridan, TOR By Mary Angela Ogg Fr. M]K_nn[

Tu_s, @pr 30 6:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y For the People of St. Mary's Msgr. L_ngwin

7:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Anna Marie Hunter† By Fred & Wilma LaBella Fr. V[skov

7:45 [.m. St. St[nisl[us People of St. Patrick-St. Stanislaus Fr. W_l^ing

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Richard & Mary Sisca By Joe Sisca Fr. @]k_rm[n

12:05 p.m. Epiph[ny For the People of Epiphany Fr. O^_y_mi

W_^, M[y 1 6:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Helen J. Corsetti† By John and Suzan Vaskov Fr. V[skov

7:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y For an end to abortion Msgr. L_ngwin

7:45 [.m. St. St[nisl[us Spiritual/Temporal welfare of Josette Kight Fr. O^_y_mi

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y The Stuvek Family By Mary Angela Ogg Fr. Bry]_

12:05 p.m. Epiph[ny Sam Bonasso† By Mary Briggs Fr. @ugustin_

Thurs M[y 2 6:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y For the People of St. Mary's Msgr. L_ngwin

7:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Dan Rooney† By 7:30 am Mass group Fr. V[skov

7:45 [.m. St. St[nisl[us Spiritual/Temporal welfare of Joe Abeln Fr. Kunz

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Robert Adley† By Aileen Adley FR. O^_y_mi

12:05 p.m. Epiph[ny Marie Ballash † By Sam & Marilyn Manfredi Fr. @ugustin_

12:10 p.m. St. P[tri]k's Special Intention By Friends of Old St.Patrick Fr. W_l^ing

Fri, M[y 3 6:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y For the People of St. Mary's Msgr. L_ngwin

7:30 [.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Robert J. Rodgers† By Rodgers Family Fr. V[skov

7:45 [.m. St. St[nisl[us Special Intention Fr. W_l^ing

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Richard Sisca† By Joe Sisca Fr. @]k_rm[n

12:05 p.m. Epiph[ny Angelina Salerno † By Sam & Marilyn Manfredi Fr. M]K_nn[

8:00 p.m. St. St[nisl[us Candlelight Mass

S[t, M[y 4 12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Raymond Legath † By Wife and Daughters Fr. O^_y_mi

4:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Anna Marie Hunter† By Mo & Al LaBella Fr. Bry]_

5:00 p.m. St. St[nisl[us Harry Szulborski By Wife and Family Fr. O^_y_mi

Sun, M[y 5 9:00 [.m. Epiph[ny Sally Connor † By Sylvia Duffy Fr. Hog[n

9:00 [.m. St. St[nisl[us Stephanie Kapela By Daughter, Phyllis Fr. O^_y_mi

10:00 [.m. St. B_n_^i]t th_ Moor For the people of St. Benedict Fr. Donl_y

11:00 [.m. St. St[nisl[us People of City Center Parishes Fr. Kunz

12:00 p.m. St. M[ry of M_r]y Abdon Zambrana † By Maria Conway Msgr. L_ngwin

5:00 p.m. Epiph[ny Pat Krivanek † By Family Fr. Donl_y