The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown, PA 7.pdf · The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown, PA ... We will be happy to mail them a weekly bulletin. I am happy to say that each

The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown, PA Parishes of the Diocese of Greensburg “ A Pennsylvania Charitable Trust”

S . M (N ) S . J E S . J

S . T L

The Most Holy Trinity: June 7, 2020

S . J E C 50 Jefferson Street

Uniontown, PA 15401

S . J C 180 Old Walnut Hill Road

Uniontown, PA 15401

S . M N C 61 N. Mount Vernon Avenue

Uniontown, PA 15401

S . T L C 61 Mill Street

Uniontown, PA 15401

A Message From Fr. Tony:

There have been many things going on lately and I have to say that it feels like I have been busier during our stay at home order than I was before, and even busier as we move into the Green Phase and our churches are opening up; so it brings me great joy that we have finally reached a point where we will slowly begin to gather together once more as the Body of Christ. If you know of someone who is not able to return to Mass and would like to receive a bulletin via mail, please call the Parish Office with their name and address. We will be happy to mail them a weekly bulletin. I am happy to say that each of our parishes have met their DLA goals. I am thankful to everyone for their generosity during the pandemic. Our collections have been down, then up, then down, then up, as we have all adjusted our stewardship to mail-in and online giving. There have been many things that have happened and I want to give you an update on each of our parishes. So I encourage you to go to your home parish column in this week’s bulletin for the rest of my article under the title, While You Were Gone…

Regular Office Hours Have Resumed: Monday through Thursday - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday - 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM

Parish Office is located at 61 N. Mount Vernon Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. Parish Office Phone: 724-437-4441

Private Prayer / Adoration

News For Our Parishes

Each parish will be open for Private Prayer, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and the Sacrament of Reconciliation as follows:

Mondays at St. Therese Church Tuesdays at St. Mary Nativity Church

Wednesdays at St. Joseph Church Thursdays at St. John the Evangelist Church

Schedule

2:00 PM - 5:45 PM: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

5:00 PM - 5:45 PM:

Sacrament of Reconciliation

5:45 PM - 6:00 PM: Benediction,

Reposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Faith Formation News!

Staying Connected

Watch The Accent On-Air Sunday, June 7th

11:30 AM on WTAE Channel 4

F E Marlene Bandzuch, our Director of Faith Formation, will be contacting families with information as soon as details have been worked out.

RCIA At long last, we look forward to welcoming into our Catholic Community of Faith, those who have participated in RCIA. Our Director of Faith Formation, Marlene Bandzuch, will be making all necessary contacts to arrange for this celebration very soon!

S C Parents: Informational letters concerning Confirmation were sent to the families of current 7th grade youth. If you did not receive a letter, contact the Parish Office and ask for Marlene Bandzuch, Director of Faith Formation (724)437-4441. Parents are asked to return the Initial Information Form to Marlene as soon as possible.

V N : H M

We need additional volunteers to have one hospitality minister stationed at each entrance to open doors and to assist with seating parishioners for Mass at all parishes.

Call Marlene Bandzuch at the Parish office if you are able to assist with this endeavor. 724-437-4441

P O

G B “N ” As we begin the process of re-opening our parishes to public worship, we know many of you have questions and are eager to resume your involvement in the life of the parish - we are eager for that as well - we have missed you and your parish needs you! Moving forward, a little patience and caution is still required. In a week or two, our Office Personnel will be reaching out to the leaders of our various parish groups to relay information about the necessary guidelines that must be in place to resume meetings and other parish activities.

View Sunday Mass streamed on our Facebook Page and YouTube Page,

Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Facebook Address:

The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown YouTube Address:

The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMcGjD3HHbPi0Wcx4unznfg

Recorded viewing available

Sundays after 11:00 a.m.

Listen to Sunday Mass with Fr. Tony on WMBS Radio at 3:00 p.m. on Sundays

Very soon, if all goes as planned, Mass will be

broadcast on Channel 77 at 10:00 a.m. on Sundays — Stay Tuned!

Diocesan Media Options:

Visit www.dioceseofgreensburg.org to view Mass with Bishop Malesic

Visit TheAccentOnline.org for the latest news Sign-up for text alerts by texting the word

FAITH to 724-305-3057

Parish News!

O G U

The Online Giving website for the four Uniontown Parishes has been upgraded. All current users will receive an informational email regarding the change.

News For Our Parishes

Recommencing In-Person Worship: A Message From Father Tony As we begin to gather together for the celebration of Mass, I want to take a moment to remind everyone of a few important things. First and foremost is that Bishop Malesic has dispensed individuals from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays, so if you are older, have underlying health conditions, have a cough of any sort, are feeling sick, or are uncomfortable gathering together in person, you are encouraged to stay home. We will be continuing to stream Sunday Mass on Facebook and YouTube, as well as broadcasting Sunday Mass on WMBS Radio at 3:00 PM. If all goes as planned you will also be able to tune in every Sunday on Atlantic Broadband Channel 77 at 10:00 AM starting June 7th. When you do decide to come to any of our Churches, please know things will be a little different. The church doors will be opened 30 minutes before Mass, and you are asked to use the main doors of the church. When you enter the church you will be greeted by a Hospitality Minister. These ministers are made up of Ushers and Volunteers from our parishes to ensure we maintain a safe worshiping environment for all, and they will all be wearing name tags so they can be easily identified. The Hospitality Minister will open the door and remind everyone that a face covering is required and social distancing will be practiced. Do not panic if you forget your face covering, we have a supply of masks at all of our churches in case you leave yours in your car. You will also notice that hand sanitizer has been placed near all entrances of our churches and you are encourage to use as needed. There will not be Holy Water in the fonts, but you still may make the sign of the cross to remember that you have been baptized into Christ. Once in the church, a Hospitality Minister will direct you to your seat. You will see that every other pew has been roped off, and you will not be able to choose where you sit so that we can ensure 6 feet social distancing. I know this can be hard for some to swallow. I feel your pain - I still miss my designated pew in our churches that I haven’t been able to use in a decade. Once in your seat, you will remain there until end of Mass. Please be aware, that we will be allowing approximately 25% capacity inside the church. Members of the same household may sit together. If you arrive once we have met this capacity you will be told in these or similar words that unfortunately, because of social distancing guidelines, the Church is at capacity, and we are not able to allow anyone else into the building. You will be told where and when the next Mass in Uniontown will be. There will be some changes in the way we celebrate at Mass. At the Sign of Peace we will turn to the person next to us and offer a reverent bow. There will only be singing during the Gospel Acclamation, The Holy, Holy, the Mystery of Faith, and the Great Amen. The Gloria and the Psalm will be recited, and all other musical hymns will be instrumental. There will not be an offertory procession. Your offertory envelope can be placed in the collection baskets when you come for Holy Communion. They will be placed in a stationary location in the front of the church. Communion will be distributed outside of Mass. After the Prayer after Communion, the concluding blessing and the dismissal, the priest will remain in the sanctuary and the congregation will be seated or may kneel if able. At the chair, the priest will remove his chasuble, put on a face covering and use hand sanitizer. Vested in an alb and stole, the priest will retrieve the newly- consecrated hosts from the tabernacle and return to the Altar. The priest and other minister will proceed to the place prepared for distribution of Holy Communion. Each will stand next to a table with a corporal and hand sanitizer in order to distribute Holy Communion. Hospitality ministers will be directing pews one at a time to ensure social distancing. When you are in line, please remain about 6 feet from the person in front of you, about every other pew. Face coverings must be worn while in the communion procession. When you are next in line to receive communion, staying 6 feet from the one receiving Holy Communion, you should remove any face coverings or gloves before coming forward for Holy Communion. You are being encouraged to receive Holy Communion in the hand. You will then step to the side about 6 feet from the priest or minister and reverently consume the body of Christ and then either exit the Church or return to your pew to offer a brief prayer of thanksgiving. If the priest or minister senses that their fingers have touched the communicant, or if the communicant chooses to receive on the tongue, they will pause and place the ciborium on the corporal, and use hand sanitizer. Please know that we will begin cleaning the church immediately after the ciborium containing the Body of Christ is returned to the tabernacle. Those who have volunteered to assist in the cleaning/sanitizing of the church may return to their pew until the distribution of Holy Communion is finished and the ciborium containing the Body of Christ is returned to the tabernacle. If you will not be receiving Holy Communion, you are asked to follow the Communion line to exit the church, or when you have reached the priest or minister to ask for a blessing. A restroom will be accessible in case of emergency. Please note that in churches with more than one restroom, only one will be accessible, please see a Hospitality Minister for direction. This is so we are able to clean and sanitize the restroom between Masses. I know that these items are something that we are not used to, so I ask you to take on the Heart of the Lord Jesus Christ and follow His example of Patience, Understanding and Ultimate Love. God Bless, Fr. Tony

Minister Schedule

Candle Memorials

While You Were Gone... While You Were Gone...

Minister Schedule

St. John the Evangelist Church UNIONTOWN, PA

The Sanctuary Candle burns in memory of Edmund Barcheck by Wife, Dolores, & Family. The Book of the Gospel Candle burns in memory of George (Bill) Hill by Bob & Leah Voyten.

Candle Memorials

St. Joseph Church UNIONTOWN, PA

The Sanctuary Candle burns in memory of Dale E. Coughenour, Michael Crackovich & Linda Markutsa by Ann Coughenour.

Lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are being contacted to serve. If you participate in these ministries but are not yet able or comfortable resuming your service, please call or email Nancy at the Parish Office: (724)437-4441; [email protected].


S G Thank you for last Sunday’s offertory collection:

Envelopes $4,156.00; Online Giving $575.00; Total $4,731.00

DLA: $58,401.00 - 109.8%!

At St John the Evangelist, the project of resealing the outside of the church has been completed, so we are in the process of working with our insurance company and a contractor to repair some damaged plaster and repaint around some of the stain glass windows. Also, a new set of shorter priest vestments were donated, and a new weekday lectionary was purchased. God Bless, Fr. Tony

At St Joseph, we put our new HVAC project on hold due to the pandemic but now are moving forward to schedule the installation. The old carpet at the bottom of the side stairwells has been removed and the floors painted. The bells, which brought out the South Union Township fire department at midnight, have hopefully been fixed. All of the burned out lights in our parking lots have been replaced, although since it is summer you won’t notice them. God Bless, Fr. Tony


$2,455.00; Online Giving $1,080.00; Total $3,535.00

DLA: $57,088.00 - 127.9%!

S S is offered to the family of Robert Gleason. May perpetual light shine upon him and the souls of all the faithful departed.

While You Were Gone...


$4,319.00; Online Giving $1,646.00; Total $5,965.00

DLA: $78,865.00 - 101%!

Minister Schedule Lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are being contacted to serve. If you participate in these ministries but are not yet able or comfortable resuming your service, please call or email Nancy at the Parish Office: (724)437-4441; [email protected].

Minister Schedule

Candle Memorials

The Blessed Mother candle burns in memory of Fred & Mary Lipperini by Joe & Dolores Yoders.

The Padre Pio candle burns in memory of Sylvester & Helen Lappa by Family.

The Pieta candle burns in memory of Gloria Kauchuk by Pete Rohol.

The Sanctuary candle burns in memory of Mary Daugherty by Pete Rohol.

The St. Joseph candle burns in memory of Patsy & Rose Jordan by Sara Petro.

The St. Therese candle burns in memory of Gilda Vaclavik by Tim & Lisa Dye.

St. Therese de Lisieux Church UNIONTOWN, PA

While You Were Gone...

St. Mary (Nativity) Church UNIONTOWN, PA


June 13-14 Offertory Money Counters: Team 3/A


$4,108.00; Online Giving $478.00; Total $4,586.00

DLA: $48,100.00 - 102.9%!

The Pieta and St. Dominic Candles at St. Mary Nativity Church have many dates available for intentions through the remainder of 2020. Call the Parish Office to schedule requests. The Sanctuary candle burns in memory of

Francis Merti by Wife, Betty. The Blessed Mother candle burns in memory of

Merti-Bootz-Zaremsky Families by Betty Merti. The Sacred Heart candle burns In Remembrance

of the Wedding Anniversary of Ed & Marie Urusko by Daughter, Debra Gates.

Candle Memorials

At St Mary, some of the roof shingles on the main church roof blew off a few weeks ago and have been replaced. Our insurance covered the majority of the cost. The main Altar has been switched with the former main Altar so that the tabernacle Altar and the main Altar now match. And, we currently have $35,800.00 saved up for sealing the outside of the church building. Since we have reached our DLA Goal, any gifts we receive from this point forward will go toward this project. God Bless, Fr. Tony

At St Therese, we have been working on the drainage of our parking lots and are about ready to proceed to schedule the repaving. Since we have reached our DLA Goal, any gifts we receive from this point forward will go toward this project. We are currently installing a brand new video system in our church. With any luck it should be up and running this weekend, June 6th and 7th, so that we can continue to stream Mass on Facebook, YouTube, Channel 77 and broadcast on WMBS Radio. God Bless, Fr. Tony

S S is offered to the family of Mary Strcula. May perpetual light shine upon her and the souls of all the faithful departed.

ON A SUMMER’S DAY Rest is not idleness, and to lie some mes on the grass under trees on a summer’s day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of me. — John Lubbock

A Vocation Message From David Slusarick Hello all! My name is David Slusarick, lifelong parishioner of Saint Therese and current seminarian for the Diocese of Greensburg. Thank you to everyone who has been so generous in supporting and praying for my journey. This week, Father Tony asked me to share a little about my discernment of a call to the priesthood. Unlike some of my fellow seminarians, who, as young children, felt the early stirrings of a vocation when they "played church" and pretended to celebrate Mass, I don't remember thinking of the priesthood at all until later elementary school or even middle school when I was an altar server. I would sit in the priest's chair after Mass and look out at the empty pews, wondering what it would be like to be a pastor. Later, because of my eventual involvement as a lector, cantor, and leader in high school youth ministry, I suppose some folks began to see something in me that I didn't fully see myself, and they remarked that I could make a good candidate for the priesthood.

However, I never gave it serious consideration until early 2012, a little less than a year after I had concluded six years of study at West Virginia University, where I earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees. I was between jobs and experiencing a significant struggle with depression, and I wondered if perhaps God wanted me to do something different with my life. Ultimately, however, I wanted to be sure I would be entering seminary for the right reasons and not because I was running away from my troubles. I soon started a different job and began dating. The experiences I had and the mistakes I made, both personally and professionally, expanded my worldview and taught me important lessons. My position as District Executive with the Boy Scouts of America, which I held from 2014 to 2018, truly felt like a ministry in that I was devoting so much of my life toward helping our volunteers fund, execute, and grow a worthwhile program for young people. Despite my joy and sense of purpose in my work, my soul still yearned for something different. On Holy Thursday, when the priest imitated Jesus in washing the feet of the people, I saw a reflection of what I wanted to do: to lay down my life more fully for others. When Father Tyler Bandura invited me to a dinner for guys who were at different stages of discerning a call to the priesthood, I accepted without much hesitation. Shortly after that meal, I began participating in the diocese's Melchizedek Project, where alongside these same men, I read sections of Father Brett A. Brannen's excellent book about discernment, seminary, and the priesthood: "To Save A Thousand Souls." The content of the book, and the interaction with guys with whom I discovered I had some common ground, helped me to have an understanding of the priesthood and the fact that God calls diverse people from all walks of life to serve Him and his people in this capacity. My volunteer work with hospice patients, in which I felt I was able to bring Christ to those in the end-stages of a terminal illness, helped to reinforce, in a personal way, that God could work through a sinner like me. Still, I had a hard time giving up my professional role that I loved so much. My spiritual director, Sister Christine Kiley, who was asked by Father Bandura to help guide me, especially in my walk with the Lord, helped me to "let go." She acknowledged that it was not easy to take a decisive step toward the seminary; yet she reminded me: "God never said it would be easy, but He did say 'I am with you.'" While I hadn't received what I felt was a clear-cut sign that I should enter seminary, a friend helped me to realize that the persistence of "the priesthood question" within my heart during both happy times and uncertain times, was a sign in itself. I also came to understand that entering seminary does not equate to a guarantee that one's journey will ultimately lead to priestly ordination; seminary is an environment where discernment continues in a more intense, focused way. Also, entering seminary does not necessarily mean that one's attraction to being a husband and father goes away; rather, you are giving up one good in favor of another. I'm blessed to say that upon beginning my seminary studies at Saint Mark Seminary and Gannon University in Erie, where I spent the last two years, I felt a deep sense of peace that I was where I needed to be. I am thankful for the human, intellectual, pastoral and spiritual formation of seminary... for an atmosphere where I can focus on growing in love and knowledge of the Lord and betterment of myself for the good of humanity. One particularly beautiful part of seminary formation is the apostolic placements and other opportunities to serve: I have had the opportunity to minister to adults with intellectual disabilities, hospital patients, individuals in recovery, the elderly, and the rural and urban poor. If you or someone you know has any degree of openness to a vocation to the priesthood or religious life, I would be happy to chat with you, and/or to connect you with local resources. I will be beginning major seminary at Saint Charles Borromeo in Wynnewood (Philadelphia area) this fall, but will still be a text, phone call, or e-mail away: (724) 208-1623 / [email protected]. While each of us is called to the particular vocation of marriage, priesthood, religious life, or chaste single life, every one of us is called to holiness. We all fall short at times, but may we never stop striving for this holiness and realize that God equips all of us with the grace to do extraordinary things for His kingdom.

Monday, June 8

ST 7:00 AM: Joseph & Anna Waltz by Gerald & Rita Waltz SM 8:30 AM: John Mateosky by Susan Filicky

Tuesday, June 9

ST 7:00 AM: Jill Nicole Meyokovich by Father, Nick Meyokovich SM 8:30 AM: William J. & Julia (Jay) Churilla by Children: Debbie, Bill, Donna & Grandchildren

Wednesday, June 10

ST 7:00 AM: John Szewczyk by Son, John Szewczyk SM 8:30 AM: Rev. Thomas Lukac by Kay Zorichak & Andrew

Thursday, June 11

ST 7:00 AM: Molly & William O’Hern by Ted & Patty Crable SM 8:30 AM: Robert & Pauline Smith by Family

Friday, June 12

ST 7:00 AM: Sylvester & Helen Lappa by Family SM 8:30 AM: Richard Hudock by Frank & Dolores Marmol

Saturday, June 13

ST 4:00 PM: Nick & Jean Polvinale by Jim & Gloria Nuccetelli SM 4:30 PM: Mary Margaret Suchevits by Tom, Barb, Kathy & Families SJE 5:00 PM: 50th Wedding Anniversary of Larry & Anne Tajc by Family

Sunday, June 14

SJ 7:30 AM: Pro Populo ST* 8:30 AM: Michael & Kathryn Wydo by Ralph & Monica Franks SM* 9:00 AM: Patrons of the Eucharist SJE* 10:00 AM: Deceased Family Members by Ron & Bonnie Riffenburg SJ * 10:30 AM: M/M Fred K. Bozek by M/M Gerard Bozek & Family ST 11:30 AM: Timothy Morozek by Nancy & Frankie Cetera

* Note: Temporary changes have been made to the Sunday Mass Schedule to allow adequate time

to clean and sanitize the churches between liturgies. Continue to view our website and Facebook page as Mass

times may change.

T W ’ C

M I

SJ=St. Joseph ST=St. Therese SM=St. Mary (Nativity) SJE=St. John the Evangelist

Remember, anytime you place your offertory envelopes in the basket of another church in our area, or even throughout our diocese, it is returned to your home parish.

Outdoor Confession Saturday, June 13th St. Joseph Church

11:00 AM ‐ 12:00 PM

All CDC Guidelines con nue to be observed.

Monday, June 8

ST Eucharistic Adoration ................................... 2:00-5:45 PM ST Sacrament of Reconciliation ........................ 5:00-5:45 PM ST Benediction/Reposition ................................ 5:45-6:00 PM

Tuesday, June 9 SM Eucharistic Adoration ................................... 2:00-5:45 PM SM Sacrament of Reconciliation ........................ 5:00-5:45 PM SM Benediction/Reposition ................................ 5:45-6:00 PM

Wednesday, June 10 SJ Eucharistic Adoration ................................... 2:00-5:45 PM SJ Sacrament of Reconciliation ........................ 5:00-5:45 PM SJ Benediction/Reposition ................................ 5:45-6:00 PM

Thursday, June 11 SJE Eucharistic Adoration ................................... 2:00-5:45 PM SJE Sacrament of Reconciliation ........................ 5:00-5:45 PM SJE Benediction/Reposition ................................ 5:45-6:00 PM

B D Bulletin items must be submitted by 12:00 PM on Monday. Email articles to Karen Inks at [email protected].

S M Couples planning a marriage must contact the parish office at least six months prior to the marriage.

N P W Please contact the parish office for information on registering.

S B Parents are to contact the parish office at least three months prior to their due date to allow sufficient time to begin the process of preparing for their child’s baptism.

P G ’ C If you have suspicion about sexual or other abuse of a minor child by anyone, contact PA Childline immediately at 1-800-932-0313. If the alleged abuser functions in any parish, school, or diocesan position, either paid or volunteer, also contact the Bishop’s Delegate for Matters of Sexual Misconduct at 724-837-0901, Ext #1221, after making the Childline report.

P : Rev. Anthony J. Klimko [email protected] P V : Rev. Vincent A. Yee Concepcion [email protected] P V : Rev. Dick Anthony Cortado [email protected] B M : Brenda Sabatini [email protected] A A : Karen Inks [email protected] F F D : Marlene Bandzuch [email protected] B S : Rita Rae [email protected] S : Julie Henry [email protected] P A : Nancy Blake [email protected] SJE O : Joel Hudock [email protected] SJ O : Jane Koresko [email protected] SM O : Nancy Kalasky [email protected] ST O : Kristen Antolini [email protected] SJE L C : Michelle Hudock [email protected] SJ S L O : 724-466-2456

Pa

rish

Dir

ecto

ry

S . J E C 50 Jefferson Street, Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 724-437-4441 Fax: 724-437-0111 Website: www.faysouth.org Weekday Masses: Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs-Fri at 8:30 AM (October through March) Weekend Masses: Saturday— 5:00 PM Sunday—10:00 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Thursday, 5:00-5:45 PM

S . J C 180 Old Walnut Hill Road, Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 724-437-4441 Fax: 724-437-0111 Website: www.faysouth.org Weekday Masses: Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs-Fri at 7:00 AM (October through March) Weekend Masses: Sunday at 7:30 and 10:30 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Wednesday, 5:00-5:45 PM(Outdoor Confession): Saturday, 11:00 AM—12:00 PM

S . M (N ) C 61 N. Mount Vernon Avenue, Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 724-437-4441 Fax: 724-437-0111 Website: www.faysouth.org Weekday Masses: Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs-Fri at 8:30 AM (April through September) Weekend Masses: Saturday—4:30 PM Sunday—9:00 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Tuesday, 5:00-5:45 PM

S . T L C 61 Mill Street, Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 724-437-4441 Fax: 724-437--0111 Website: www.faysouth.org Weekday Masses: Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs-Fri at 7:00 AM (April through September) Weekend Masses: Saturday at 4:00 PM Sunday at 8:30 AM and 11:30 AM Sacrament of Reconciliation: Monday, 5:00-5:45 PM

F P /Y T P A : The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown

YouTube Link h ps://www.youtube.com/channel/

UCMcGjD3HHbPi0Wcx4unznfg

W : www.faysouth.org

S . J E R S 52 Jefferson Street, Uniontown, PA 15401 Phone: 724-438-8598 Website: www.stjohnevangelistschool.org Principal: Christine Roskovensky [email protected]

Directory of Parish Staff

Chuck Cunningham Owner

TRI-STATE TREE SERVICE LLC.• Tree Removal • Trimming & Pruning

• Landscaping • Stump Removal• Firewood & Snow Removal

• 24 Hour Storm Service• Fully Insured

Telephone: 2909 Morgantown Rd.(724) 564-2739 Smithfield, PA 15478

JEFF’S CARPETCLEANING

Truck Mounted Deep SteamOwner Operated Since 1992

Unparalleled Service ParishionerPhone 724-439-1790

437-7553325 E. Main St.

Uniontown

$29.95/Mo. billed quarterly• One Free Month• No Long-Term Contract• Price Guarantee• Easy Self Installation

Call Today! Toll Free 1.877.801.8608

Medical Alert System

www.FayetteHeatingAC.com 724-439-2323

Sales • Service • InstallationCleaning & Repairing

- Free Estimates -2100 University Dr., Uniontown, PA 15401

FINANCING AVAILABLE

PA 013186

24-HOUREMERGENCY

SERVICE

915600 The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown (B)

The Sponsors Who Appear On This Bulletin. It Is ThroughTheir Support That This Bulletin Is Made Possible.

Business Owners Interested In Advertising Please Call

J.S. Paluch1-800-945-6629

The Most CompleteOnline National

Directory ofCatholic ParishesCheck It Out Today!

FREE ShippingFREE ActivationNO Long Term Contracts

Solutionsas Low as $19.95

a month

✔Ambulance✔Police ✔Fire✔Friends/Family

CALL NOW!800.809.3352

If You Live Alone You Need MDMedAlert!24 Hour Protection at HOME and AWAY!

GPS Tracking w/Fall DetectionNationwide, No Land Line Needed

EASY Set-up, NO Contract24/7 365 Monitoring in the USA

MDMedAlertSafe-Guarding America’s Seniors Nationwide!

As Shown GPS,Lowest PriceGuaranteed! This Button SAVES Lives!

www.jspaluch.com For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629

Do you have a Family Project?We can help!Take a look at our

Home Improvement and Construction Loans

www.Firstfederalofgreene.com

Savings and Loan Association of Greene County

25 E. High Street, Waynesburg, PA

58 W. Church Street, Fairchance, PA 15436724-564-7810 Store hours 7am - 10pm everyday.

“For The Other Loved Ones in Your Family”Eternal Life Cremation Services

Pet Cremation724-547-2468 www.EternalLifeCremations.com

555E Valley Kitchen Dr. • Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666

Grow in your faith, find a Mass,and connect with yourCatholic Community

with OneParish!

Download Our Free App or Visit MY.ONEPARISH.COM

COMPLETE CARBURETOR &FUEL INJECTION SERVICE

COMPLETE BRAKE, EXHAUST& SUSPENSION SERVICE

724-439-3669Route 40 East

Uniontown, PA 15401

Serra for Priestly Vocations

JOBY’S GULF24 Hour Towing Service

Over 30 Years In BusinessJOBY CANTALAMESSA 100 S. BEESON AVE.Dealer - Owner UNIONTOWN, PA 15401724-438-0681 • 724-437-2359

Blout Paving Inc.724-437-7144

Dr. Edward KaiserEmergencies Welcomed

Family & Cosmetic DentistryDentures & Dental Implants • Invisalign

Insurances Accepted

www.KaiserDentalOffice.com102 Bute Rd. Uniontown, PA 724.438.9100

Pechin Superfoods MarketRt. 119 at the Laurel Mall 724-628-6630

www.pechinstoretodoor.com Pick-Up or DeliverySunday 8 am-9 pm Monday-Saturday 7 am-9 pm

IINNSSUURRAANNCCEE•• LLiiffee •• DDiissaabbiilliittyy •• LLoonngg TTeerrmm CCaarreeKKeenn HHeellmmiicckk Financial Representative

((772244)) 555500--44441155 ooffffiiccee ((441122)) 669911--00111122 cceellllkkeenn..hheellmmiicckk@@nnmm..ccoomm

92 N. MORGANTOWN STREET • FAIRCHANCE PA 15436MONDAY - FRIDAY 9AM-6PM • SATURDAY 9AM-1PM

724.564.1700Proudly serving OUR community over 14 years

Yourad

couldbe in this

space!

UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE107 East Main Street 113 Thornton Road

724-437-2799 724-785-7733

LaFayette Manor, Inc./Beechwood Court147 LaFayette Manor Rd.

Uniontown, PA 15401724-430-4848

• Specializing in Rehab • Post Acute Care• Personal Care • Alzheimer Unit Care

Since 1859www.LaFayetteManor.net

Serra for Priestly and Religious Vocations915600 The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown (A)

Formerly Mrosko’s Celebrating 81 Years

Rob Hartsek E-Mail John Hartsek724-438-0444 [email protected] 724-439-9605

Serra for Priestly and Religious Vocations

BREAKFAST BUFFET - 7a-1:30pSATURDAYS & SUNDAYS

58 E FAYETTE ST. UNIONTOWNConsider RememberingYour Parish in Your Will.

For further information, please call the Parish Office.

www.jspaluch.com For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc. 1-800-945-6629

105 West Main Street, Uniontown, PA 15401Call us for our daily specials!

724-437-2061

Larry’sHome Appliance Service

Phone: (724) 439-9102

Larry Budinsky 354 Collier Rd

Uniontown, PA 15401

Home is just a call away!

LIFE InsuranceSocial distancing

by mail or phone

724-984-5702 SharonSeniors-Singles-Family

Local licensed agent

Jerome W. Shell, Jr. Laura A. Sawyer-VillersSupervisor Funeral Director

SHELL FUNERAL HOME, INC164 South Mount Vernon AvenueUniontown, Pennsylvania 15401

Office: 724-437-2081Cell: 724-366-1033Fax: 724-437-4095

www.shellfuneralhome.comPre-need Planning Cremation Services

Say Good-bye to Clogged Gutters!• LeafGuard®

is guaranteednever to clog orwe’ll clean it forFREE*

• Seamless, one-piece system keeps out leaves,pine needles, and debris

• Eliminates the risk of falling off a ladder toclean clogged gutters

• Durable, all-weather tested system not a flimsy attachment

Call today for your FREE estimate and in-home demonstration

CALL NOW 412-528-1877LeafGuard operates as LeafGuard of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania under HICPA license

number PA126357 and in West Virginia under license number WV055024. Get it. And forget it.®

*Guaranteed not to clog for aslong as you own your home, orwe’ll clean your gutters for free.

Receive a $25 Lowe’s Gift Cardwith FREE in-home estimate!

All participants who attend an estimated 60-90 minute in-home product consultation willreceive a $25 gift card. Retail value $25. Offer sponsored by LeafGuard Holdings Inc. Limit oneper household. Company procures, sells, and installs seamless gutter protection. This offer is

valid for homeowners over 18 years of age. If married or involved with a life partner, bothcohabitating persons must attend and complete presentation together. Participants must have

a photo ID, be able to understand English, and be legally able to enter into a contract. Thefollowing persons are not eligible for this offer: employees of Company or affiliated companies

or entities, their immediate family members, previous participants in a Company in-homeconsultation within the past 12 months and all current and former Company customers. Gift

may not be extended, transferred, or substituted except that Company may substitute a gift ofequal or greater value if it deems it necessary. Gift card will be mailed to the participant viafirst class United States Mail within 21 days of receipt of the promotion form. Not valid in

conjunction with any other promotion or discount of any kind. Offer not sponsored orpromoted by Lowe’s and is subject to change without notice prior to reservation.

Expires 3/31/20.

CALL BY 12/31 TO RECEIVE75% 50% OFF

LABOR**After 12/31/19 customer will beeligible for 50% off labor. Does not

include cost of material.Offer expires 3/31/20.

X

STEPHEN R. HAKYFUNERAL HOME, INC.

at Sylvan Heights Cemetery603 North Gallatin Ave., Ext.,

Uniontown,Pennsylvania 15401

Stephanie Haky Georgiana,FD, Licensed Supervisor

Geoff Richter, FD, Licensed Funeral Director

Phone: 724.437.2756www.HakyFuneralHome.com

POTTER’SRESTAURANT

304 (B) Morgantown Ave.Uniontown, PA (438-9835)

Sheba Orthopedicswww.shebaorthopedics.com

Dr. David Sheba • Dr. Justin ShebaFracture Treatment • Sports Medicine InjuriesKnee, Hip and Shoulder Joint Replacements

Arthroscopic and Hand Surgery150 Wayland Smith Drive Ste. AUniontown, PA 15401 724-437-8200

Thank you for advertising inour church bulletin.

I am patronizing your businessbecause of it!

Please Cut Out This “Thank You Ad”and Present It The Next Time YouPatronize One of Our Advertisers

✂

Catholic Cruises and Toursand The Apostleship of the Seaof the United States of AmericaCatholic Cruises/Tours to Worldwide Destinations

Call us today at 860-399-1785 or [email protected]

www.CatholicCruisesandTours.com

Take yourFAITHON A

JOURNEY.(CST 2117990-70)

Get thisweekly bulletindelivered byemail - for FREE!

Sign up here:www.jspaluch.com/subscribe

Courtesy of J.S. Paluch Company, Inc.

Dr. Jonathan KriznerDr. Jennifer Harr

General and Cosmetic Dentistry600 Cherry Tree Lane, Uniontown

724-438-0241

Fayette Crossing511 Synergy Drive

Uniontown, PA 15401

724-438-3400

Quality Workmanship & Service“In Business Since 1865”

50 E. Fayette St.Uniontown

438-5200 Eves: 439-1163

Documents

The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown, PA 7.pdf · The Roman Catholic Churches of Uniontown, PA ... We will be happy to mail them a weekly bulletin. I am happy to say that each