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TOTAL SO FAR:
WE GAVE: $59,624.00 > HE GAVE: $119,904.00 > WE HAVE: $179,856.00
FEBRUARY:
WE GAVE: $ 1,492.00 > HE GAVE: $ 2,984.00 > WE HAVE: $ 4,476.00
TOTAL:
WE GAVE: $61,444.00 > HE GAVE: $122,888.00 > WE HAVE: $184,332.00
Thanks to everyone who is making this challenge possible and successful. We have lots of high-end expensive repairs to make this spring. The rectory roof needs replaced and the porch is pulling away from the house; the furnace at St. Hedwig is in need of repair and the CCD parking lot needs paved and gated. May we continue to participate in this challenge for the secure, fiscal future of our parish.
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WE CELEBRATE RECONCILIATION:We will celebrate the “Sacrament of Reconciliation” in a non-judgmental, guilt free way nextweekend of March 13/14 after all the weekend Masses. Fr. Ed Stafford will be here to help.
REACHOUT TO THE NEEDY:Anytime during the Season of Lent, you may make a donation towards helping a needy family during the Lenten and Easter Season. Drop it in the collection or mail to the rectory. Mark it “Reachout.’
CANS OF COINS: During the Season of Lent, save your coins and loose changes to be offered at our Holy Thursday Mass and procession. This offering is a wonderful part of our Holy Week celebrations. It is great for the children to do.
PIEROGIES (ALL DURING LENT) - :If you would like pierogies anytime during the Lenten Season, we are selling them. Just stop by the rectory during the week and pick up as many as you want. We are selling them for $5.50 a dozen.
MEMORIAL EASTER FLOWERS: Make a donation for Easter Flowers in memory or honor of a loved one. Use the envelope in your envelope packet. Drop in the collection or mail to the rectory anytime during the Lenten Season.
We are planning an “All Paper Bingo” to be held in the late Spring/early Summer. The initial planning meeting for this event will be held on Monday, March 15 at 6:30 pm in the Holy Name Hall. Anyone wishing to help plan this event or be in charge of a certain aspect is invited to come to this meeting. Once all the plans are set, we will have a meeting for anyone who wishes to work or volunteer to help make this event a success. We need lots of help so come and be a part.
Christ the Light of the World Parish Men’s Club is having a “Hoagie & Pizza Sale” on Saturday/Sunday, March 13/14 after all the weekend Masses. They will be selling Italian, Turkey & Roast Beef Hoagies and Plain and Pepperoni Pizzas. Pre-orders are only necessary for the Turkey, Roast Beef and Pizzas. Pre-order deadline is due March 8th and they can be picked up in the appropriate church hall. To place your orders call Debbie (412-469-0196) or Terry Fuller (412-466-4223.) Prices are $7.00 for Roast Beef & Turkey Hoagies and Pepperoni Pizzas; $6.00 for Italian Hoagies and Plain Pizzas.
The Marian Guild of Resurrection Church, West Mifflin is having this sale on Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13 for 8 am – 2 pm. $6.00 a quart. Take out only. There will also be a baked goods sale, flea market and used book sale.
Sponsored by the Catholic Men’s Fellowship. April 10, 2010, A. J. Palumbo Center, Duquesne University. All grandfathers, fathers, single men, sons, whatever faith level, you can direct your thoughts towards fostering a stronger relationship with God, family, friends, co-workers. Pre-registration is $35.00. Carpooling available. For more information, contact greg@christthelightoftheworld.org or paruhl@netzero.net.
There is a great need for crutches, walkers and wheel chairs for the victims of the Haitian earthquake. If you have any to donate, you can drop them off at the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank, Linden Ave., Duquesne from 8: 30 – 4:00 pm Monday thru Friday OR bring them to Holy Name Church or St. Joseph Church during the week or weekend. Charles Woolsey has volunteered to make sure that the donations are delivered.
