PARISHES OF THE DIOCESE OF GREENSBURG
January 10, 2021
ST. BARBARA CHURCH
111Raymaley Rd. / Harrison City,
15636
724-744-7474
SATURDAY 5:30PM
ANTICIPATEDSUNDAY 8:00AM / 10:30AM
DAILY MASS 9:00AM
CONFESSIONS NOON SATURDAY
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs
9:00AM-4:00PM
Friday 9:00AM–1:00PM
www.stbarbara.org
S A C R E D H E A R T
504 Cowan Ave. / Jeannette
724-523-2560
CURRENTLY
ALL MASSES BEING CELEBRATED AT
ASCENSION
CONFESSIONS 3:15 SATURDAY
Mersinger Hall
A S C E N S I O N
615 Division St. / Jeannette, PA 15644
Parish Office Address:
504 Cowan Ave. / Jeannette
724-523-2560
SATURDAY 4:30 ANTICPATED
SUNDAY
6:30AM / 8:30AM / 10:30AM
DAILY MASS (Mon-Fri) 8:00AM
CONFESSIONS 3:15 SATURDAY
Mersinger Hall
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs
7:30AM-12:30PM
6TH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
A leper came to him
[and kneeling down]
begged him and said,
“If you wish,
you can make me clean.”
Mark 1:40
Parishes of the Diocese of Greensburg
Website:
Please pray for the sick and suffering especially those listed
in the Book of the Sick in the Narthex
Pray for all our beloved dead, especially,
Lucia Pasquale
May her soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in peace.
INTERC
ESSION
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
NOON
Confession
5:30PM Nick DeClaudio by Joanne & Family
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
SIXTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
8:00AM For All Members of Our Parish Family
10:30AM Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gonder by Jeff & Cheryl Gonder & Family
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
9:00AM Rita A. Casanave by Katherine & Timothy Greco
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
9:00AM Leticia Cuaresma by Tkacik Family
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
ASH WEDNESDAY
9:00AM
9:30AM– 6:30PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
7:00PM Mass will also be livestreamed.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
9:00AM
Zack Starrett by Bill & Judy Shaffer
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
9:00AM Edward Doyle by Tom & Mary Jo Truschel
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
NOON
Confession
5:30PM
For All Members of Our Parish Family
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21
1st Sunday in LENT
8:00AM David Fulmer by wife MaryAnn & son David
10:30AM Maria, Cosimo, Damiano & Enzo Deleo
By Catalano Family
The candle beneath the Blessed Mother burns
in memory of
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
3:15PM Confession–
4:30PM Living & Deceased Parishioners of our Parishes
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
8:30AM Mildred, Grido, Patsy Rega & Marianne DeNunzio by Pat & Drena Rega
10:30AM George V. Mangan by Melanie, A.J., C.J. & Lexie
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
8:00AM Joseph Wasnesky by wife Patricia
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
8:00AM Concetta Santopuoli by Family
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
ASH WEDNESDAY
8:00AM Marlene DaVerso by Sacred Heart Rosary Altar Society
NOON Genevieve Lepidi by Lala & Bob Dopkosky
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
8:00AM Joanne Scurci by Bill & Annie Beckner
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
8:00AM Georgie Myers by Ascension Rosary Altar Society
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
4:30PM Deceased Members of the Fausti & Burgun Families by Ken & Lynda Burgun
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21
1st Sunday in LENT
8:30AM Christine Kennedy, Living & Deceased Members of the Samek & Kapura Families
By Mr. & Mrs. Steve Samek
10:30AM Living & Deceased Parishioners of our Parishes
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
SACRED HEART
January 31
$2,868
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
ASCENSION
January 31
$4,402
MASS ATTENDANCE
4:30pm 91 / 8:30am 33 / 10:30am 32
ASCENSION ASCENSION
FY To Date 2nd Quarter
12/31/20 12/31/20
Ordinary Income $ 111,116 $ 55,854
Ordinary Expenses 125,806 66,779
Operating Surplus (Deficit) $ (14,690) $ (10,925)
SACRED HEART SACRED HEART
FY To Date 2nd Quarter
12/31/20 12/31/20
Ordinary Income $ 176,368 $ 95,521
Ordinary Expenses 209,334 113,583
Operating Surplus (Deficit) $ (32,966) $ (18,062)
SACRED HEAT: Parishioners continue to provide financial support in an incredibly generous fashion. We are operating at a deficit. However, this deficit is nowhere near as substantial as was feared just one year ago. Because of substantial, financial reserves, we can endure deficit spending, at this level, for the balance of the fiscal year. Obviously, this assertion is predicated on an expectation that parishioners will continue to provide financial support at current levels.
ASCENSION: Again, regular offertory remains much higher than anticipated. We are operating at a deficit. While this deficit will not spell financial ruin, it can’t be endured for long. Financial reserves are such as to permit us to continue operating in the short-term. But long-term, we need to grow income or cut expense.
ASH WEDNESDAY
Although not a Holy day of Obligation, many Catholics could not imagine entering into the Lenten Season without coming to church this day. The very simple ritual of being signed with ashes is a powerful witness both for us and for others: “I am a sinner.” “I stand in need of repentance and forgiveness.” “Over the 40 Days of this Lenten journey I will take up the work of reforming my life.” “I need your prayers.”
Obviously, there’s no magical power associated with these ashes. The real power is found in the invitation provided by this sign. As with all good intentions, often we just need a little encouragement to start moving in a new direction. On Ash Wednesday, we hear the Lord’s invitation: “Come, and follow me.”
Those who are not able to physically join with us at Mass may join us by Livestream at 7 pm.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
One of the most popular Lenten devotions is the Way of the Cross. Spiritually, we journey with the Lord, through his passion, and crucifixion. We do this because we understand there is no other path that can bring us to resurrected life. We do this because we understand that this journey was not only made by the Lord. But rather, through the course of our own life, it is a journey that we all must undertake.
In our parishes, the Stations will be prayed on Fridays of Lent at Noon in Ascension Church and at 4 pm in St. Barbara Church. Those who wish to virtually join will find a video link on the St. Barbara website.
FASTING
Some of us, no doubt remember those days when Fasting wasn’t simply for Lent. Back in the day, there was a form of fasting practiced every Friday. Every Catholic was obliged to abstain from eating meat. It was a discipline observed with the utmost care.
When this practice was changed, along with many other revisions of the Second Vatican Council, nearly everyone heard the news that: “You don’t have to abstain from meat on Friday’s.” However, nearly no one heard the next part: “But, you do need to take upon yourself some other penitential practice.”
The revision of this discipline was not intended to make life easier. It was intended to treat Catholics as mature adults. The Church can’t always best know the disciplines that will be most effective in changing our lives. Each of us has a responsibility to consider the actions that will best form us into the people we are called to be. Perhaps this is the Lent that invites all of us to grow. The discipline of meatless Friday’s will disappear after Good Friday. In the meantime, it’s a good way to work on our discipline.
HOME MISSIONS APPEAL
Forty percent, or over 80 of the dioceses in the United States are considered to be “home mission dioceses.” They receive this designation because of their struggles with severe priest shortages, overwhelming poverty, high unemployment, geographical challenges, religious hostility, and other burdens that make it difficult to practice the Catholic faith. Without the help of others, these home mission dioceses cannot provide for many of the basic pastoral services that we take for granted. Our diocese is blessed to be able to help.
Every year, on the First Sunday of Lent, the Diocese of Greensburg conducts the Catholic Home Missions Appeal for these needy dioceses throughout the United States. The theme for this year’s collection continues to be, “Strengthening the Church at Home.” This collection provides for ministries and programs such as the celebration of the Mass and the Sacraments; religious education for children, teenagers and adult parishioners; catechesis for those wanting to join the Catholic Church; formation for seminarians and permanent deacon candidates; and the ongoing development of the clergy, women and men religious, and lay leaders. This collection also helps to fund the promotion of a greater respect for life, efforts to strengthen marriages and families, and evangelization outreaches to those with little or no faith.
Please join with me in praying for the Catholic leadership, people and ministries of the home mission dioceses burdened with so many challenges. We stand in solidarity with them. Please join with me in lending your financial support to the second collection that will be taken up next weekend.
Every fiscal quarter we provide a summary of our financial picture. Evaluating the numbers leads me to a “Tale of Three Cities.” I wish to offer a unified analysis of the financial health of our parishes. However, the particular circumstances of each parish require a more specific analysis. Please see the quarterly figures, and my notes, for each parish throughout this bulletin.
A LENTEN SUGGESTION
CONFIRMATION PREPARATION
FAITH
FORMATION
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
The first Eucharist preparation session for our second graders will be held on Sunday, February 21 at 11:45am. This w ill be a virtual session. The Zoom link will be sent a few days before the scheduled session.
The next Confirmation Preparation session will be held on Sunday, February 28, beginning at 11:45am. This virtual session will be held over Zoom and the link will be sent out a few days prior. If you have any questions, contact Joan Duncan.
BAPTISM SEMINAR
EDGE NIGHT: FEBRUARY 14
Our next Edge Night is slated for this Sunday, February 14 at 7:00 PM. These nights are just for our middle school teens and wrap up by 8:30 PM. The Zoom details are sent out a few days in advance via email. We will have special guests too.
LIFE NIGHT: FEBRUARY 21
Our next Life Night happens Sunday, February 21 at 7:00 PM. We will gather in the Social Hall and over Zoom. Life Nights are just for high school teens. We will watch our second video in The Search series with discussion and snacks. Missed the first one? That’s OK. We can send it to you to watch in advance! Reach out to Elisa with any questions or to get your hands on the first video link.
SYMBOLISM DURING LENT
D
uring the season of Lent, we will explore the symbols that are a part of the Lenten Journey. Each week, we will use the scriptures as our basis for the symbols chosen and reveal their meaning. This will give a deeper meaning to the scriptures that we hear each week.The Lenten season begins this Wednesday, February 17 with Ash Wednesday. The symbol for this day is ASHES. The ashes symbolize both death and repentance. In our readings from the book of Joel and the gospel of Matthew, the concepts of morality, sorrow and penance are seen throughout. There is an acknowledgement of sinfulness, our need for God and for conversion of the heart. We must repent and turn away from sin and evil.
May we offer a suggestion this Lent? If you are a fan of Podcasts or have access to Sirius XM radio then spend 40 days with the Busted Halo Show with Father Dave Dwyer. You just might be surprised at what you learn along the way. Visit bustedhalo.com/radio for more details, search Busted Halo Show anywhere you listen to podcasts or tune to Channel 129 6-8PM Eastern on Sirius XM.
NCYC 101 FOR THE ROOKIE
Spots are filling up for the 2021 National Catholic Youth Conference, aka, NCYC. The good news is we still have room for you on this pilgrim-age of faith. This could be the year you take a journey of faith you won’t regret. We
could all use a faith boost - am I right? If you are a teen or parent that has questions about NCYC or are simply curious about what happens at this national youth conference, perhaps a Zoom session with Elisa could help answers your questions or ease your
uncertainties. Interested? Email Elisa to set something up or reach out to her in the Parish Office.
A baptism seminar will be held on Monday, March 29 beginning at 6:30 pm via Zoom. All first-time parents are asked to participate in a seminar prior to the baptism. Call or email Joan Duncan at 724-744-7474 or [email protected] prior to the session. A valid email address will be needed.
The children who are preparing for the sacraments of Reconciliation and First Eucharist will be receiving the sacrament of Reconciliation beginning Feb 23. Please keep these children and their families in your prayers as they receive the healing grace of the sacrament for the first time.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA) Contact Joan Duncan for information about becoming a member of the Catholic Church.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Contact Joan Duncan to schedule. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Contact Fr. Michael at least one year in advance of the anticipated date to begin the marriage preparation process. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Saturdays at NOON or by appointment. Saturdays at 3:15PM Jeannette Parishes. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK Contact Parish Office to request the sacrament.
STEWARDSHIP
OFFERTORY TOTAL
January 31 $20,329.45
Livestream Sunday Mass 10:30AM CHURCH American Heritage Girls 6:00PM SOCIAL HALL
Raffle Drawing 2:00PM
VIEW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS Scouts 236/1236 7:00PM SOCIAL HALL Kentucky Project 8AM to 7PM LIBRARY Life Night 7:00 PM SOCIAL HALL
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Feb 20/21 HOSPITALITY 5:30pm Laura Livingston Tom Welsh Tammy Cox 8:00am John Papai Pat Cartwright Kathy Papai 10:30am Sara Werner Jeff Hanks Paul Miller EMHC LECTOR MariaNeal Gil Brezler
Robert
Gallo Chris Morain
Gina
Woods Lynne Jack
SOCIAL MEDIA at ST. BARBARA
LIVESTREAM MASS 10:30AM SUNDAYS
Website: www.stbarbara.org
Instagram: @stbarbarahc
Facebook: facebook.com/stbarbarahc
YouTube: St. Barbara Parish Harrison City
St. BARBARA WEEK AHEAD
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
St. BARBARA WEEK AHEAD
ATTENDANCE
Fe b ruary 7 5:30p126
8:00a84
10:30a143
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 182020 Contribution Statements have been mailed out. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out by
email to Roy Draper at [email protected] or Bill Neral at [email protected].
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Regular offertory has trended much higher than anticipated. Coupled with reductions in spending, we are at a much healthier place than was feared a few months ago. With the (potential) recovery of some fundraising income, it’s possible that we could end the fiscal year with a balanced budget. This is a testimonial to the generosity and the stewardship of our community.
FY 2021 To Date 12/31/20
Ordinary Income $ 511,698 Ordinary Expense $ 553,876 Operating Surplus (Deficit) $ (42,178) Other Donations $ 16,068 Total Surplus (Deficit) $ (26,110)
2nd Quarter 2021
12/31/20
Ordinary Income $ 272,778 Ordinary Expense $ 281,889 Operating Surplus (Deficit) $ ( 9,111) Other Donations $ 13,585 Total Surplus (Deficit) $ 4,474
ADORATION HOURS
EXTENDED DURING LENT
The Kentucky Project will be packing monthly food boxes on THURSDAY, February 18, between 8:00 am and 7:00pm in the library. We will be collecting general donations this month and you can place them along the wall in the downstairs hallway throughout the day. Storage is very limited at the Campton Mission, so we ask that you hold onto your Christmas decorations until the fall. Thank you for your continued support of this outreach ministry!
February 17
Mass with Ashes
9:00am & 7:00pm
April 1 7:00pm
April 2 1:30pm
: April 3 8:30pm
: April 4
8:00am / 10:00am / Noon
Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the 10:00am
Easter liturgy will be livestreamed.
Beginning Feb 24 and continuing every Wednesday in Lent, the hours of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will be held from 9:30am through 10:00pm. Ash Wednesday hours will be 9:30am to 6:30pm (due to the 7:00pm Mass). Traditionally, we see many more adorers throughout the Lenten season. People often come to pray after work and in the evenings. Adoration will take place in the church proper. Please adhere to all social distancing protocol. We thank the Christian Men‘s Fellowship Group for doing the sanitizing of the pews after adoration is complete.
2 0 2 1
A S N E A K P E E K A H E A D
KENTUCKY PROJECT
LENT COULD BE CALLED A RETREAT
FOR THE WHOLE CHURCH
It is a time of much reflection: on our personal response to the Lord’s call to discipleship (which we have heard in the Sunday Gospel since Christmas time); on our response as a community of believers to the needs of our brothers and sisters; on our acceptance or non-acceptance of the call to continuing conversion; and for the elect, a serious reflection on their intent to celebrate the Sacraments of Initiation during the Easter Vigil. These are retreat-like activities. Taken sincerely into our hearts and expressed in our actions, they will give us a contrite heart and a renewed spirit, ready to exalt in the joy and grace of the Resurrection.
CONGRATULATIONS
to
Bishop Kulick!
Bishop Kulick was ordained to the
episcopacy Feb. 11, 2021, at
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral by
Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J.
Pérez, D.D., principal consecrator.
Bishop Malesic, fifth Bishop of
Greensburg, and Bishop Emeritus
Lawrence E. Brandt, J.C.D., Ph.D., fourth Bishop of
Greensburg, were co-consecrators.
Archbishop Christophe Pierre, Titular Archbishop of
Gunela and Apostolic Nuncio to the United States,
presented the papal bull from his Holiness, Pope
Francis announcing the appointment of Bishop Kulick.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, attendance was
limited and by invitation only.
Prayer for Married Couples
Almighty and eternal God, You blessed the union of married couples so that they might reflect the union of
Christ with his Church: look with kindness on them. Renew their marriage covenant, increase your love in them, and strengthen their bond of peace so that, with their children, they may always rejoice in the gift of
your blessing.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Can’t get any easier!!
Fish Sandwich
$9.00
Barbara Basket
Sandwich, fries, slaw
$12.00
Baked Fish
$9.00
Barbara Basket Baked
Baked Fish, Fries, slaw
$12.00
Shrimp 6 pc. w/ roll
$9.00
Barbara Basket Shrimp
4 pc shrimp, Fries, slaw, roll
$12.00
Halushki
$3.00
Cole Slaw
$1.00
Fries
$3.00
FIRST FRY:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
3:00PM—7:00PM
RETURN TICKETS TOMORROW
FEBRUARY 15 by 3:00pm
In Narthex
DRAWING ON SOCIAL
MEDIA AT 2:00PM
CHRISTMAS ADORNMENTS
It is that time of year that we ask you to remove
your adornments on your loved ones resting
place at St. Barbara Cemetery.
When the weather breaks the spring cleanup
will begin at the cemetery. If you wish to
preserve your decorations, please have them
removed by the end of February.
May the perpetual light shine on all who rest in
St. Barbara Cemetery.
Fr.
Michael Sikon, PastorFr. Alvin Aberion Parochial Vicar
Deacon Harry Clyde
Deacon Drew DeCrease
Deacon Bill Newhouse
CLERGY
S T . BA R BA RA P A ST OR AL ST A F F
Dawn Borger Pastoral Associate [email protected] Joan DuncanDirector of Faith Formation
Sacred Heart/Ascension /St. Barbara Parishes
Elisa Esasky
Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministry
Sacred Heart/Ascension /St. Barbara Parishes
Bob Vareha
Director of Music Ministry
[email protected] Jan Shepherd Business Manager [email protected] Stephanie Mele Parish Receptionist [email protected]
Mary Ann Kent
Safe Environment / Receptionist
[email protected] Jim Casale Facilities Manager [email protected]
S T . BA R BA RA O P ER AT I ON S
Elisa EsaskyWebsite/Social Media Director
Sacred Heart/Ascension /St. Barbara Parishes
Larry George Video Director
S T . BA R BA RA S E RVI CE
St. Barbara Food Pantry Jan Shepherd
[email protected] Kentucky Project
Skip & Barb Kustra (Lay Volunteers) [email protected]
Backpacks-To-Go Program
Lisa Popovich [email protected] Lauren Trail [email protected] Haiti Committee
Larry Stilwell (Lay Volunteer) [email protected]
S T . BA R BA RA P A RI S H L E AD E R S HI P
Pastoral Council
Ben Saunders (Lay Volunteer) [email protected] Finance Council
Roy Draper (Lay Volunteer) [email protected]
St. Barbara Ladies Guild
Dee Davis/Pat Lemme (Lay Volunteers) [email protected]
Knights of Columbus Council 14078
William Hilderhoff, Grand Knight [email protected]
S A CR ED HE A RT / A SC EN S I ON O PE RAT I O NS
Mary Jane Morelli
Sacred Heart/Ascension Receptionist [email protected] 724-523-2560 ext. 10
Fred Tressitte
Sacred Heart/Ascension Business Manager [email protected] 724-523-2560 ext. 13
S O CI AL M ED I A
CLERGY
S T . BA R BA RA P A ST OR AL ST A F F
S T . BA R BA RA O P ER AT I ON S
S A CR ED HE A RT / A SC EN S I ON O PE RAT I O NS
S O CI AL M ED I A
WALKING WITH MOMS IN NEED DURING
THE YEAR OF ST. JOSEPH
Beginning March 6 and continuing until March 19, the Feast of St. Joseph, the Jeannette parishes of Ascension and Sacred Heart will be collecting disposable diapers (sizes newborn – 6) wipes, onesies (short or long sleeve), baby toiletries, crib sheets, sleepers and clothing (sizes newborn to 24 months/2T). Donations will be accepted at Ascension Church.
On March 19 all contributions will be taken to the St. Vincent de Paul store in Jeannette for distribution to area families in need. (If you are unable to get out and would like to contribute, checks can be written out to the “St. Vincent de Paul Store” and dropped in the collection basket or mailed to the Parish Office.)
Marking the 150th anniversary of Blessed Pope Pius IX’s declaration of St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church, Pope Francis has proclaimed a special “Year of St. Joseph.” This special year began on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception 2020 and will extend to the same feast in 2021.
In his Apostolic Letter entitled, Patris corde (“With a Father’s Heart”), Pope Francis highlights “the creative courage” of St. Joseph, which “emerges especially in the way we deal with difficulties.” “The carpenter of Nazareth,” explains the Pope, was able to turn a problem into a possibility by trusting in divine providence.”
Right now in our area due to the coronavirus and its negative effect on employment, the needs of young families have never been greater. Let us look to St. Joseph as our guide during these difficult times and do our part to serve those in need, especially moms and dads caring for the most vulnerable.
In his encyclical, Evangelium Vitae (The Gospel of Life), Saint Pope John Paul II challenges all followers of Christ to be caretakers of all human life. The Year of St. Joseph certainly provides us this opportunity to answer that challenge in conjunction with the program that the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Pro-Life Activities has launched entitled, Walking with Moms in Need: A Year of Service.
Thank you for your gift of generosity and service during these challenging times. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Deacon Bill Newhouse via phone at 724-523-2560, ext. 12.
ASCENSION/
SACRED HEART
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
The Knights of Columbus, Jeannette Council #1222 are pleased to offer high school seniors of the Class of 2021 of Sacred Heart and Ascension parishes two post secondary Education Scholarships of $500 each. This award must be used for tuition or direct costs at any approved college or post-secondary institution. Applications are available in the gathering area of Ascension Church.
For more information: [email protected].
Deadline is March 12.
Pray for all our beloved dead, especially:
Maureen Compton
Gloria Giallonardo
Rudolph Fiorino
Albert Rivardo, Jr.
Lois DePalma
May their souls, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of
God, rest in peace.
FISH FRY
Regrettably, the Sacred Heart Fish Fry will not take place this year. We'll miss seeing the friendly faces of so many volunteers and visitors. We pray that next year we'll be able to resume this Lenten practice.
ASH WEDNESDAY / STATIONS
AT ASCENSION
Mass will be celebrated on Ash Wednesday at 8:00AM, as well as Noon. Stations of the Cross will be prayed every Friday at NOON.
