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Bulletin
May 16, 2010
Seventh Sunday of Easter

Masses for the Week offered at Holy Name
Masses for the Week offered at St. Francis, Loretto PA
Weekly Schedule	Bulletin News
Altar Server Schedule	School News
Gift Bearer Schedule	Social

Masses for the Week at Holy Name

Monday	6:30 AM	Todd Shutty/Toni Merlo & Christopher
	8:00 AM	Kevin Long/MM Michael Frank
Tuesday	6:30 AM	Susan Munjack/MM John Munjack
	8:00 AM	Francis “Fritz” Illig/Ruth & Fam.
Wednesday	6:30 AM	Mass of Thanksgiving/Rita Nagy
	8:00 AM	Agnes Konitsky/Harry & Doris Solnosky
Thursday	6:30 AM	James Glass/Wife, Daughters & Fams.
	8:00 AM	Anton & Priscilla Kukucka/Betty Kukucka & Fam.
Friday	6:30 AM	Carol M. Cleaver(Anniv)/Dad & Brother
	8:00 AM	Steve Zaffuto/MM Joseph DeRubis
	9:00 AM	Fred Sharbaugh/Sisters of St. Ann
Saturday	8:00 AM	Leona Warner(Anniv)/MM Guy Huber
	5:00 PM	Robert O’Hara(Anniv)/Family
Sunday	8:00 AM	Living Members of Holy Name Parish
	10:00 AM	Dino “Hank” & Dorothy Menie/Family
	11:30 AM	Walter Duman(Anniv)/Family

MASSES OFFERED BY FRANCISCAN FATHERS, LORETTO

Frances Romani/MM Rudolph Bassaro & Fam.
David Springer/MM John Zack
Marcelline Stevens/Thomas E. Sossong Fam.
Doreen Basile/MM Ed Maruca
Pauline McAllister/Joel & Judy Kosmac
Robert Adams/Family & Friends
Liv. & Dec’d Chaplains & Mems. CD of A Ct. 680
Leo Lockard/Della DeRubis
Russell Scanlan/MM Ken Link
Todd Harteis/MM John Brown
Margaret Waring/Estate
Mary Staruch/Douglas Jingeleski
Ethel Nagle/Andrea Plause
Sandy Billetdeaux/MM David Greczek

Weekly Church Events Schedule

Sunday	2:00 PM	Mass with Sacrament of Confirmation
MORNING PRAYER	7:45 AM Monday through Saturday
Monday	7:00 PM	St. Vincent dePaul Soc. Mtg.
Tuesday	8:30 - 10:00 AM	Public Adoration
	5:00 PM	Hand Bell Choir Rehearsal
	7:00 PM	Women's Choir Rehearsal
Wednesday	8:30 AM & 7:00 PM	Confessions
	8:30 AM	Share the Word
	6:00 PM	Rosary for the Unborn
	7:30 PM	Men's Choir Rehearsal
Saturday	5:00 PM	Evening Mass
	Masses:	8:00 AM - 10:00AM - 11:30 AM

Weekly Altar Server Schedule

5/17/10 - 5/22/10 Weekday Masses
8:00 AM (Mon - Wed)	S. Lucas, J. McCulley
8:00 AM (Thurs - Fri)	J. Shaffer, K. Sheridan
8:00 AM (Sat)	E. Drahnak, B. Gergely

5/22 & 5/23 Weekend Masses
5:00 PM	D. Link, J. Baird
8:00 AM	N. & M. Maruca
10:00 AM	Alysa & T. Farabaugh
11:30 AM	A. Braniff, S. Truscello

Liturgical Ministries Schedule

LITURGICAL MINISTRIES 5/23
	PRESENTATION OF GIFTS
5:00 PM	MM Dave Waters
8:00 AM	MM Dave Cook
10:00 AM	MM Stephen Shuagis
11:30 AM	MM Tom Deskevich

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
5:00 PM	Band 1
8:00 AM	Band 1
10:00 AM	Band 1
11:30 AM	Band 1

LECTORS
5:00 PM	Rose Alex
8:00 AM	Jeanne Weaver
10:00 AM	Carole Sponsky
11:30 AM	Sr. Margie

	USHERS
5:00 PM	Team 1
8:00 AM	Team 1
10:00 AM	Team 1
11:30 AM	Team 1

BULLETIN NEWS

CHALLENGING WORDS FROM BROTHER FRANCKLIN
It would seem that the intent of Brother Francklin’s most recent letter is to challenge his own people, especially the youth, to seize the moment and really work to build a new Haitian society.
Dear Friends, Our country is at a significant turning point in its history. This is the first time the entire world is here with us, wanting to support us. But there are many things that cannot be done on behalf of someone else, even on behalf of someone you love passionately.... Will we Haitian men and women be up to the task and make the effort to think politically, appropriately, intelligently, to take our country out of the abyss where it is today? ...Haiti is our motherland. But unfortunately many of us live here like people in transit, waiting to go to that “I don’t know where” (better) place, perhaps heaven. But as for me, I accept the fact that we have only one country: Haiti. Now is the time for understanding, for respect for one another, tolerance, and for pitching in. There is no more room for jargon, empty words or teaching others a lesson. We must seize the opportunity which the International Community is giving us to develop Haiti.... In spite of everything, we entertain the hope that things will change. Our experience with our new agricultural support program corroborates this. And, 62% of the Haitian population is under 20 years of age! This is an unbelievable asset. While there is good will there, our young people need to be challenged...to be a “revolutionary” in Haiti... Key words are: order, discipline and principle. (We must become) weaponless, stickless soldiers, ready to serve willingly and responsibly to forge a strong prosperous peasantry. This kind of approach is meant to counteract the mind set that is eroding our sense of patriotism and the role of service for and on behalf of others. (Since) the earthquake...we see a very high number of adults leaving Haiti, and children born in the USA who have been repatriated as American citizens. Who today is ready to die for our Country, (for Haiti)? We have Faith in God, in humankind, in Haiti’s future. Let us hope against all Hope. Francklin.

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL - GOAL $90,794.00
To date, 11% of parishioners have contributed to the Annual Catholic Appeal.. This is our “Annual Catholic Opportunity” for building up God’s kingdom through the two dozen ministries of our Local Church. To arrive at our parish Goal, I am asking each family to make a pledge of $75.00. I suggest that you spread your payments over a three-month period if that would be to your convenience. There are those with the financial ability to contribute larger donations. All Holy Name families are requested to contribute their fair share in order to reach this assigned Goal.
Our goal this year is to achieve participation from every parishioner Your participation is vital to the success of the ACA not only for these ministries, but for our own parish as well. Please make a gift that reflects your gratitude for God’s incredible blessings. Join me in returning your completed pledge card by placing it in the collection basket within the next week. If you are unable to make a financial gift, please return your pledge card indicating that; we will see that you do not receive a second request.

INVOICE - BILLS PAYABLE - ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL
Each month and each week scores of Bills Payable for salaries, utilities, supplies, etc. arrive at the pastor’s desk for immediate attention. Every May becomes a Season of Stewardship in behalf of our diocese. For the varied programs provided by the diocese, it depends upon parishes as benefactors in support of these diocesan activities. Yes, an assigned monetary Goal is billed to each parish, that Goal being a percentage of the local church’s income. That assigned parish Goal becomes a Bills Payable, an Invoice expected to be honored by each church Community throughout the eight county region of the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown. Please be generous in helping Holy Name to honor its share of diocesan responsibilities.

2010 PARISH CASE
With the price of electricity increasing January 2011, a major project involving church lighting is our 2010 PARISH CASE. This will be the first updating of the higher ceiling fixtures since the construction of the church in 1967. To save future costs this Parish Case project is being considered a mandate. The cost of this project is yet to be determined but we know it will be in the range of tens of thousands of dollars.
Your financial commitment to the Parish Case with contribution made payable to Holy Name Church can be placed in the envelope marked “Parish Case” in the mailing you will receive this week and returned via the collection basket at your earliest convenience. ANY DONATIONS PLACED IN THE PARISH CASE ENVELOPE WILL STAY WITH THE PARISH; DO NOT USE THE PARISH CASE ENVELOPE FOR YOUR DIOCESAN APPEAL CONTRIBUTION. If you have questions please contact the parish secretary before submitting your contributions.

CONGRATULATIONS, LOIS DRAHNAK
With parish pride, we congratulate Lois Drahnak who will be presented the Prince Gallitzin Cross Award by Bishop Joseph on Saturday, June 5, at Mount Aloysius College, Cresson. Nominated by the Parish Council, we believe this honor is well deserved. For over 25 years, Lois has volunteered to take care of food purchase, kitchen and equipment management and the preparation of all major dinners, wedding receptions and socials held in the church hall. She is a long-time member of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, and many years ago worked with Msgr. Lenz in the diocesan office for the Propagation of the Faith. Her spirit of stewardship is an inspiration for us all. To obtain tickets ($30 per person) for the 5 pm Reception and 6pm Dinner at Cosgrave Center, Mount Aloysius on June 5, contact Mrs. Donna Stoy at 695-5579 before May 21.

FESTIVAL NEWS
1. NEEDED: NAMES OF ALL FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS
Yes, all of us are aware that the great event for this parish, its Annual Festival, is three weeks away. Certainly not too early for chairpersons of the various concessions to be finalizing their lists of workers. THESE NAMES MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE RECTORY OFFICE NO LATER THAN THIS WEDNESDAY, MAY 19TH so that the Sunday bulletin of May 30th will carry the completed committee slates of names and hours of assignment.
2. BASKET COMMITTEE NEWS
Our first basket wrapping session is coming soon. Please have your items in so we can prepare your basket. Completed baskets are also needed soon, as we are busy listing and labeling. Donations can be dropped off at the rectory Monday thru Friday 8:30AM-4:00PM or the Lantzy House at 207 S. Phaney St., call 472-2612. List name and basket contents.
Any questions please contact Adele Faish 472-8540, Mary Gail Lantzy 472-2612 or Jane Farabaugh 472-8375.
3. PRIZES NEEDED FOR FESTIVAL PICK-A-PRIZE BOOTH
New items are needed for the Pick-A-Prize Booth, especially for children of all ages as well as for teens, men and women. Value approximately $5.00. Drop off site: the Church Library.
4. FLEA MARKET - KEEP IT COMING
The Festival Flea Market is really growing! Box up items so lids close. No clothes, used stuffed animals or baskets. Save up till Thurs. June 3rd when festival tens are set up, or drop off items in the Church Library. Call Sr. Margie if donating small furniture: lamps, end tables, etc.
5. TURKEYS
Always appreciated are the donations of turkeys. Please consider the donation of a turkey for the Festival dinner. We suggest that you bring donations to the Church Cafeteria Mon-Fri from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
6. RAFFLE
Any senior citizen willing to sit and sell raffle chances for a few hours at the Ebensburg malls, grocery stores, Bingo or booth at the Festival should contact Jim Arnone at 472-9566; extra books of chances are available to any parishioner at the rectory. Let the secretary know if you need an extra book or two. Please return your sold books of chances to the rectory at your earliest convenience.
7. CALLING COMMITTEE
Each year parishioners receive a call asking for the consideration of an item needed for the serving of 3000 dinners or the outside food concession stands. Please be cooperative and supportive.
9. HIGH SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS
Any high school student who would like to obtain service hours by working at the Festival Dinners is asked to call Karen Hurtack (472-6218) or Mary Lynn Stephens (472-7054), or by working the Pick-a-Prize Booth is asked to called Nancy McCulley at 241-7809.
9. POSTER SIGNS: Poster signs will be available in all vestibules of the church this weekend. If you know of any store front willing to display this advertisement, then please help us to distribute these colorful posters.

NEW FEATURE TO SATURDAY FESTIVAL MATINEE
The Saturday Matinee this year will feature Dennie Huber - magician/balloon artist from 1:00-4:00PM. Dennie’s appearance at the Festival will include a magic show at 1:30PM. Dennie guarantees “there’s something for everyone” and “that there is never a dull moment.” His reputation for multiple balloon creations, and his wacky balloon character hats are a must to see and receive. His balloon characters and his magic show are both free.

SPECIAL FESTIVAL BAKE SALE
On Saturday of the Festival parishioners will be able to purchase baked goods and noodles pre-ordered through the form below. It is our way of saying to you that your order will be filled with items baked during the night and early that morning. You are encouraged to avail yourselves of this convenience. Return the form to the rectory NO LATER THAN MAY 30TH. Payment is made on the day of pickup, namely Saturday, June 5th. Orders can be picked up from 8:30AM-10:00AM in the church hall; after 10:00AM in the Festival Bake Sale Room (located in the school).
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FESTIVAL BAKE SALE ORDER FORM - SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2010

NAME__________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS____________________________________ PHONE ________________________

QUANTITY	ITEM	AMOUNT
	Sticky Buns @ $4.00 per dozen
	Bread, 1 lb. Loaf @ $1.50 per loaf
	Raisin Bread, 1 lb. Loaf @ $1.75 per loaf
	Dinner rolls @ $1.25 per dozen
	Noodles (wide) @ $3.00 per 1 lb. Bag
	Noodles (thin) @ $3.00 per 1 lb. Bag
	Gobs @ 50 cents each
	Peanut butter cookies @ $3.00 per dozen
	Peanut butter w/choc chip cookies @ $3.00 per dozen
	Snicker Doodles @ $3.00 per dozen
	TOTAL

CATHOLIC MENS CONFERENCE
The 2010 Conference , entitled “Men of God - Men of Virtue” is scheduled for Saturday, June 12, 2010 at St. Francis University in Loretto. Speakers this year include Richard Lane, Fr. Brian Cavanaugh and Fr. Paul Robine. Each will offer talks of personal testimony to their failures, successes, and richness of their journeys through life - sometimes in harmony with God, other times in desperate search of god’s presence. The day concludes with the Celebration of Mass by Bishop Joseph V. Adamec. We encourage the men of Holy Name, young and old, to reserve this date on your June calendar. Brochures can be found at all church entrances.

OUR LADY'S MONTH
The month of May has always and ever awakened in the hearts of Catholic women and men something beautiful and sublime. Even nature bursts forth in bloom having relaxed its cold grasp upon the forces within its bosom to give new life and beauty to the world about us.
There seems to be a rejuvenation or spirit with us and as though we were little children again, in our spiritual lives, we turn to our Mother. We pray fervently that this blessed month will lift our hearts and thoughts to her who is our great Mediatrix before the throne of God.
Catholics give Mary a place as God himself has given to her beyond and above all created individuals because she was chosen by God to be without sin. She was the instrument by which Christ became human.
That is why we honor our Blessed Lady! This is why we are so devotionally proud of her! She was one of us and in her we are all exalted and lifted up because she who was of the human family was without sin. So then we ask you to join with us in the glorious Marian hymns during the month of May, filling our souls with love for her who is "our fallen nature's solitary boast." In honoring her we come closer to Jesus, Her Divine Son, our God and Risen Savior.

GRATITUDE TO GRADE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL CCD VOLUNTEERS
A parish of this size depends heavily on the availability of volunteers, perhaps in no area more so than religious instructions for children enrolled in the public school system. As classes for both the grade school and high school programs have come to a close this month, we need to acknowledge in a special manner the efforts of Mary Harvey who is the coordinator of this grade school religious program. The teachers were: Bobbie Woodley, Dawn Drahnak, Rose Puleo, Lisa Swope, Doreen Braniff, Sarah Zearing, Lois Krug, Janet Smith, Cindy Lucas, Colleen Spicher, Ann Poole, Patty Creany, Diane Bopp, Fran Jensen. Substitutes/helpers were: Alicia Archangelo, Ashley Hajjar, Mary Do, Emily O’Connor, Kassy Brown, Hannah Swope, Myra Pramuk, Terri Ruggiero, Cherie Fedora, Dolly Templeton, Sr. Evangelista, Jane Smithmyer, Doris Gatto, Ann Gatto. S The coordinators for the Junior/Senior High School Program were Kerry & Nancy McCulley. . The teachers were: Brian Bracken, Kim Muffie, Karen Nagy, Gina Michkofsky, Br. Paul Norman, Br. Richard Fornwalt, Sarah Zearing, Tammy Monito, Jack Scanlan, Nancy McCulley and substitutes were Donna Ridgeley, Barb Mallin and Michelle Marcinko. The coordinators for the Confirmation Process were: Tom Deskevich, Kerry & Nancy McCulley. Special prayers and gratitude to these individuals and all who assisted the program for their time and dedication in sharing their faith with our students. THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION-CCD PROGRAM IS IN NEED OF TEACHERS FOR THE 2010-11 TERM. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL MARY HARVEY (ELEMENTARY PROGRAM) AT 472-8139 OR KERRY & NANCY MCCULLEY (JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM) AT 472-0677.

ADULT SCRIPTURE CLASSES
“A Walk through the Bible,.”with Sr. Margie. Beginning with the Adam and Eve story in Genesis, each week will continue the journey of the People of God through the times of Abraham, Moses and the Prophets, into the time of Jesus and the early Church. Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30PM in the Church Hall, June 8, 15, 22, 29, and July 6. Bring a Bible, and bring a friend! To register, call 472-8315.

RCIA CATHOLIC INQUIRY, begins May 26th
Thinking of becoming Catholic? We are ready to welcome a new group into the monthly Catholic Inquiry series Wed. May 26, June 23, July 21 and August 25. Each class is one hour, held in the Church Library Room. This is an opportunity to ask questions, gain some general knowledge about the Catholic Church, the Mass, Sacraments, prayers and teachings, so that one can decide if they want to become Catholic. For more information, call Sr. Margie (472-8315) or Rose Battista (472-6580).

HOLY NAME VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - JULY 19 -23, 2010
Registration: All students must be pre-registered by JUNE 13. The program is open to all children, preschool (must be age 4 by September 30, 2010) through completed grade 5. Registration forms were sent home from Holy Name School and CCD. Registration forms are also available in the book racks in all church entrances, at the rectory and Holy Name School or call Mary Harvey at 472-8139. Forms may be placed in the Sunday collection basket. VOLUNTEERS ARE STILL NEEDED: (adult and students who have completed grade 6 and older) for CLASSROOM TEACHERS, directors and team members. To volunteer or for more information, contact Mary Harvey at 472-8139. Please volunteer by June 13.

CAMP ZACCHAEUS
Camp Zacchaeus is for girls and boys entering grades 4 through 9 in the Fall of 2010; two sessions July 25-July 30 or August 1-August 6 at Camp Sequanota, Jennerstown PA. For more information see posters and registration forms in church entrances or call the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown Youth Ministry Office at 693-1401. Registration deadline is June 4th.

STEWARDSHIP OF TALENT - THERE’S A HITCH TO IT!
With his thumb, a hitchhiker says “You furnish the gas, car, repairs, upkeep and insurance; and I’ll ride with you. But if you have an accident, I’ll sue you for damages!” Sounds pretty one-sided, but one wonders how many hitchhikers there are in churches and organizations. Many seem to say: “You go to the meetings, serve on boards and committees, and take care of the things that need doing and I’ll go along for the ride! If things don’t happen to suit my fancy I will complain, criticize, and probably get out and hitchhike with another group.” Hitchhiker or driver - which kind of member are you?

APEX NEWS
1. NOTRE DAME TRIP - The Apex Youth Group will be travelling to Notre Dame, Six Flags Amusement Park, & Chicago on June 23 - 26. Permission Forms are on the Apex website and are due by May 31st. Please turn your forms in as soon as possible as this trip is on a first come first serve basis. Any questions call Nancy at 241-7809

E-Z MONEY CALENDAR
The Holy Name EZ Money calendar XXI, running from May 1, 2010-April 30, 2011 are now being sold. Calendars are $25.00 with a $15,000.00 pay out over 365 days! Please, contact the school office, Church Rectory or a Holy Name student to purchase your calendar. Thank you for supporting Holy Name School!

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HOLY NAME CENTENNIAL CURVE GAME CELEBRATION
In conjunction with Holy Name School’s centennial year, we are planning a Holy Name family & friends night at the Altoona Curve. It will be on Sunday evening, July 11, 2010. This is a fireworks night!
We need to reserve seating by May 28. If you would like to attend please complete the form and enclose the money and return to the school office or collection basket.

Family Name____________________________________________________________________

Phone number_____________________________________

Number of tickets @$7.00 each _______________________

Amount of money enclosed __________________________

School News

Walk Together in Faith

Attend Mass on Sunday With Your Child

Mass: Please join us for the 9:00 am children’s liturgy on Friday, May 21.

Reading Competition: The Jr. High Reading Competition team, coached by Mrs. Nancy Way, received a Second Place Award at the Spring Competition in Meyersdale on May 4. Congratulations!

Spring Concert: The Eighth Grade Class and the Holy Name School Band, under the direction of Mr. Bill Rhoades, will present the annual Spring Concert on Thursday, May 20, at 12:45 (dress rehearsal) and 6:30 pm in the church hall. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy a musical journey with songs and dances from the past 100 years.

PreK: The graduation programs for the Holy Name School 4-year old preschoolers are scheduled for 10:15 am, 1:00 pm and 2:15 pm on Friday, May 21 in the church hall.

Preschool: Only a few openings remain in the preschool classes for the 2010-2011 school year. Anyone planning to enroll a child in the 3 or 4-year old programs should contact the school office at 472-8817 immediately.

Second Century: Would you like to re-direct your state business taxes from Harrisburg to Catholic education at Holy Name School at minimal or no cost to your bottom line? It is possible. Interested businesses should file Appendix I-SO found in the “EITC Business Guidelines” document at www.newpa.com/eitc or at www.secondcenturyfund.org. Additional information is available at the school office.

Try Math a Lot: The purposes of this contest/ tournament, held at UPJ on May 5, are to stimulate interest in mathematics among students at the middle school level and encourage the learning of problem solving skills and techniques. Teams consisting of students from various private and public school compete in three events that make up the tournament. The activities include individual/group problem solving, estimation and mental mathematics, and puzzles/math relays. Congratulations to seventh grader, Ben Ratchford, who was on the 4th place team and Jessica Shaffer, also a seventh grader, who was on the 2nd place team.

One Book One Community: The fifth and seventh grade classes will participate in this celebration of the life and times of Mark Twain. Presentations will include pirates doing black powder firing, fishing, animal superstitions, hands-on comet making, hands-on lithography, music, Mark Twain’s life on the Mississippi and riverboats, etc. A Mark Twain impersonator will talk with the students, bringing to life the character of this famous author. Students will travel to the Richland School District for the event.

50/50: The last 50/50 drawing for the current school year is Thursday, May 20. Thank you to Mrs. Deb Maruca, her helpers and everyone who supported this fundraiser throughout the year. Mrs. Sharon Karlheim and Mrs. Myriam D’Agostini will chair the 50/50 Committee next year. Tickets are available at the school and rectory office and from any Holy Name school family. The cost is $1.00 each.

Scrip: Scrip will be available in the Narthex on Sundays from 8:30-11:30 am and at the school and rectory offices during regular office hours.

Socials

PROTECTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, REVLOC will hold its 4th Annual May Day Basket Party on Sun. May 23rd at 1:00PM, doors open at Noon. Dessert and beverage will be served. Advance ticket sales call 322-1194. Need not be present to win!

RESURRECTION PARISH, JOHNSTOWN will sponsor a Basket Party on Sun. May 23 at Ace’s Lounge in Johnstown. Doors open at 12:30PM. Donation of $8.00 includes a light lunch, 25 chance tickets and eligibility for door prizes. For tickets contact their parish office at 539-5788.

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH BINGO COMMITTEE, CRESSON will offer a free Spaghetti Dinner on Mon. May 17th in appreciation of your support. Anyone who purchases a regular bingo admission packet, will receive a free spaghetti dinner. The dinner will be served from 5:00-6:15PM. The bingo will begin at regular time. So come early and enjoy a meal before you play!