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Parish Clergy Team
Pastor:
Fr. Matthew McClain
Senior Parochial Vicars:
Fr. James Kurtz, OFM, Cap.
Fr. Louis Pascazi
Fr. Ward Stakem, OFM, Cap.
Deacon:
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Administrative Office- 315 Stoney Hollow Rd, Cabot, Pa, 16023
Parish Phone Directory- 724-352-2149
Extensions
203 Fr. Matt
203 Fr. Jim
210 Fr. Lou
201 Fr. Ward
204 Barb, Parish Liaison
205 Nicole, Safe Environment
216 Jenn, Bulletin & Website
220 Linda, Sacrament scheduling, Mass Intentions & Parish Data
206 Debi CFF St. Joseph location
217 Laura CFF St. John location
208 Angie Adult Faith Formation
209 St. Joseph Preschool
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Only a few days left to complete The Disciple Maker Index Survey!
It’s official! The Disciple Maker Index Survey is open and we need your help! Please help us participate by completing a 10-15 minute survey.
<<< CLICK HERE- Every parishioner (age 18 and up) is invited to complete a survey.
- We encourage completing the survey online, but if you prefer a paper copy, they will be located in the vestibules of each church. To submit the completed paper survey, please drop off at either parish office or in the offertory collection baskets by March 31st. If dropping off outside of office hours, please use the box available beside the office door. To make special arrangements for getting a paper copy, please contact Angie Robb at (724) 352-2149 ext. 208.
- The survey will only be available online from Ash Wednesday, February 22nd through March 31st and will ask you to reflect on your own spiritual growth and enable you to provide feedback on our parish’s efforts to help you grow. All responses will be confidential and the parish will only receive information about the community as whole.
We are trying to get the highest response rate possible. This information will be invaluable to Fr. Matt and our various ministries as we plan for the future and strive to be the best disciples we can be. We will receive the results this spring/summer at which time we will share what we have learned with the entire parish.
Thank you for helping with this important project!
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Lenten Resources
Dynamic Catholic at https://www.dynamiccatholic.com/lent.html; Daily Reflections featuring Dr. Tim Gray https://daily.formed.org/; or Daily Gospel Reflections with Bishop Robert Barron https://dailycatholicgospel.com/sign-up-daily-gospel.
You can also download the Hallow App. You will find a complete guide to all their Lenten resources here https://hallow.com/lent/. The Amen App has many Lenten resources as well. For our diocesan resource guide, visit here https://diopitt.org/lent.
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St. Francis
March 31 8:00 pm St. Joseph (Shadow Stations)
April 7 8:00 pm St. Mary (Living Stations)St. Clare
March 31 7:00 pm St. Wendelin
Every Friday 1:50 pm St. Wendelin (School) -
View the NEW March Prayer Guide and learn more about Phase 3
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 4:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN St. Mary 5:30 PM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joseph
- Sunday: 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joseph 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. John 10:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Mary 11:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joseph
- Mon Thu 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Mary
- Tuesday: 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. John
- Wed Fri Sat 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN St. Joseph
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Confession Times
Saturday:
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM St. Mary
12:00 PM to 12:30 PM St. John
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View Live-stream 11 am Massfrom St. JosephThe YouTube channel name has changed!It is now St. Francis Parish
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Today's Readings
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Diocese of Pittsburgh News
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February 24
I wish to renew my support for local and national Jewish leaders who have been alarmed by the rising incidence of anti-Semitism and the threat of a “Day of Hate” against Jews. I wholeheartedly agree with Jonathan Greenblatt, national director for the Anti-Defamation League, when he said today, “It is completely unacceptable that the Jewish community—or any community—should be targeted by extremists spreading hate and alarmRead More -
February 24
Out of pastoral consideration, Bishop David Zubik has decided to dispense the faithful of the Diocese of Pittsburgh from the obligation to abstain from meat on Friday, March 17, 2023, the memorial of Saint PatrickRead More -
February 20
While I mourn every death from gun violence, it is a terrible shock when the victim is a brother bishop, auxiliary Bishop David G. O’Connell of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Bishop O’Connell epitomized all that Pope Francis calls priests and bishops to be.Read More -
February 15
The loss of a courageous and committed public servant such as Officer Sean Sluganski breaks our hearts and weakens the whole community. As a participant in Officer Sean’s funeral, I was inspired by his mom and family and moved by the dedication of his sister and brother officers.Read More -
February 6
Two McKeesport police officers were shot, one fatally, in an incident in McKeesport this afternoon. A Holy Hour and Prayer Service will be held for the two officers and for the community at 7 p.m. this evening, February 6, 2023 at Saint Patrick Church, 310 32nd Street, McKeesport, PA. 15132.Read More -
January 20
For all pro-life advocates, this is an important day as thousands and thousands gather in Washington D.C. to stand up for life. While there are significant differences of opinions in our world on right to life and many others, we should never let those differences lead us to disrespect each other.Read More -
January 19
“This is a time to show our commitment to protecting unborn children, to supporting women with crisis pregnancies and families who struggle to raise children in difficult circumstances,” Bishop Zubik said.Read More
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January 3
As a graduate of Central Catholic High School, and the University of Pittsburgh, Damar is part of our family. We, as a Catholic community offer prayers for his recovery, and for God’s comfort to fill the hearts of all of those who are praying for him, and awaiting updates on his condition.Read More -
January 3
In this very young new year, violence has already had a sobering impact on our hopes for greater peace in 2023. The tragic death of Brackenridge Police Chief Justin McIntyre and the wounding of his fellow officer remind us of the dedication of law enforcement who put their lives on the line to provide for our safety.Read More -
December 31
Pope Benedict taught us much during his papacy, but the most enduring lessons may be of humility and fraternity. His historic decision to resign when he could no longer fulfill his duties to the best of his ability demonstrates his love for our Lord and our Church. The way that he has lived quietly, in a brotherly friendship with his successor, Pope Francis, is a model for all Catholics to follow as we continue to journey together in service to Jesus and His Church.Read More
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