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ARRANGING BAPTISM Baptism First (Spanish) and Last (English) Sundays each month. Call Parish Center to arrange. Before date is confirmed, parents must have/obtain:
• Registration in SJB Parish: Family from another parish must obtain written permission from “home” parish for Baptism at SJB. • Certificate of Eligibility to Serve as Sponsor: Each Catholic Sponsor (1 required; 2 preferred) must obtain Certificate of Eligibility from “home” parish. Parishes generally do not issue certificates to persons not already registered nor to persons who left the parish more than 6 months previously.
• Letter from Pastor for Christian Witness: One baptized non-Catholic may serve as a Christian Witness and must present Letter of Good Standing from current Christian pastor. A Catholic not eligible to Sponsor may not be Christian Witness.
ARRANGING MARRIAGE
Wedding Planning begins with engaged couple’s meeting a parish priest here at least six (6) months before desired wedding date. Please do not make financial commitments before confirming church date/time.
If a member of the couple was previously married, a Declaration of Nullity (Annulment) of the prior marriage may be necessary. Please contact parish priest for detailed information.
Marriage Convalidation Couples in a civil or non-Catholic religious union without our Church’s explicit permission are not in a valid Catholic marriage. They cannot receive other sacraments or serve as Catholic Sponsors for Baptism and Confirmation. This situation often is easily remedied by “convalidation”, a simple ceremony popularly called “getting a marriage blessed”. Call Parish Center to arrange.
Saint John Bosco
Roman Catholic Church Parish Center Office
215 E. County Line Road Hatboro, PA 19040
Tel. (215) 672-7280
Faith Formation Office (PREP) Tel. 267-803-0774. St. Vincent de Paul Society Tel. 215-882-2707.
SJB TCTL Hotline Tel. 267-803-9930.
Staff Rev. Gary J. Kramer, Pastor Rev. Mark J. Hunt, Resident/
Holy Family University Deacon Daniel J. Rouse, Financial Administrator
Mrs. Diane Falchetta, Secretary Loretta Ceniviva, Secretary
Mrs. Christine Flack, Faith Formation Coordinator Mrs. Lisa Quaranto, Music Director Mrs. Janet Shepherd, Bulletin Editor
Office Hours Mass Cards/Mail/Messages/Documents/Facility Keys are available only during open Of-fice Hours: Mon., Dec. 25 & Tues., Dec. 26-Closed Wed, & Thurs.: 9 am to 12 noon; 1 to 4:30 pm; Eve. 6:30 to 8:00 pm by appt. Fri.: 9 am to 12 noon; 1 to 4 pm. Eve. closed. Sat./Sun.: Closed.
Schedule of Religious Services
Sunday Sat. Eve. Vigil Masses: 4:00 pm (English); 7:00 pm (Spanish) Sun. Morning Masses: 8 am & 11 am Monday Rosary before morning Mass Holy Mass: 8:45 am. Miraculous Medal Novena after morning Mass Tues. to Fri. Holy Mass: 8:45 am. Saturday Confession: 3-3:30 pm (Confessions will be heard on Sat., 12/30 2– 3 PM)
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Sunday, December 24, 2017
The Night before Christmas
by Sister St. Thomas B.N.D.deN
‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the town. St. Joseph was searching, walking up road and down.
Our Lady was waiting, so meek and so mild, While Joseph was seeking a place for the child;
The children were nestled, each snug in their beds, The grownups wouldn’t bother, there’s no room they said;
When even the innkeeper sent them away. Joseph was wondering, where they would stay;
He thought of the caves in the side of the hills, Let’s go there said Mary, it is silent and still;
The moon on the breast of the new fallen snow, Made pathways of light for their feet to go;
And there in a cave, in a cradle of hay, Our Savior was born on that first Christmas Day!
The Father was watching in heaven above, He sent for His angels, His couriers of love;
More rapid than eagles God’s bright angels came; Rejoicing and eager as each heard his name;
Come Power, Come Cherubs, Come Virtues, Come Raphael Come Thrones and Dominions, come Michael and Gabriel;
Now fly to the Earth, where my poor people live, Announce the glad tiding my Son comes to give;
The shepherds were watching their flocks on this night, And saw in the heavens an unearthly light;
The Angels assured them, they’d nothing to fear, It’s Christmas they said, the Savior is here!
They hastened to find Him, and stood at the door, Till Mary invited them in to adore;
He was swaddled in bands from His head to His feet, Never did the Shepherds see a baby so sweet!
He spoke not a word, but the shepherds all knew, He was telling them secrets, and blessing them too;
Then softly they left Him, the Babe in the hay, And rejoiced with great joy on that first Christmas Day;
Mary heard them exclaim as they walked up the hill, Glory to God in the Highest, Peace to men of good will!
On behalf of Father Kramer, Father Hunt and the staff we would like to wish you and your loved ones a Blessed and Peaceful Christmas Season!
An invitation to Non-practicing Catholics: Saint John Bosco Catholic Church welcomes you home. If you are a Catholic and have been away from the Church for awhile, this invitation is for you. Our faith community misses you! No matter how long you have been away and for whatever reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with the Catholic
Church. Please join us for informal listening sessions and an update of the Catholic Faith. Everyone is welcome. Our next 4 week series begins on Monday, 4/9/18, at 7PM in
the Parish Center. Please consider dropping by to see what it is all about. Registration is recommended. For details, please contact 215.672.7280 or [email protected].
Phil Adamo, Jr. Patricia Ambrose
Rosemary Anthony Judy Baran
William J. Brady Joseph Campbell
Marianne R. Costello Linda Cunningham Louise D’Agostino
Ellen Dardis Lois Dudley
Florence Flavell Charlie Gaffney William Gaida Maria Greco
Lilly Ibbotson Bryce Ingraham Jayden Ingraham
Barbara Istvan Matthew Istvan Bud Kedziera Tim Keebler
James Kirkpatrick Roland Klusman
Joseph Kraft Maris Kraft Gail Maines Paul Mecurio Lucas McCrea
Barbara Richino Floyd Robertson
Rolene Rose Catherine Sarsfield
Gail Shultz Sun Soon
Felicia Soto Catherine Toland Esteban Vera, Sr. Frank Waltrich
Jim Wyatt
How we list: We list sick persons for one month at their own or family member’s request. Please call Parish Center.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK AND INFIRM
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Please Pray for Our Faithful Departed whose Funeral Mass was celebrated
in our Parish-
Eternal Rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls and all the souls of the Faithful Departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen.
Please submit items for Bulletin Sun. issue dates (left)
by 12 noon on submission dates (right): Jan. 14……………………………..Wed., Dec. 27
Jan. 21……………………………..Wed., Jan. 3
Jan. 28……………………………..Mon., Jan. 8
Please send info./questions to Bulletin Editor at Parish Ctr. Email [email protected].
Adoration Chapel Mon.: after 8:45 am Mass to 7 pm.
Tues. to Fri.: 8 am to 7 pm.
Sat. & Sun. Closed. The chapel is closed on weekends for security reasons. Please do not try to
enter the Church outside of these hours. Chapel is also closed the week between Christmas
and New Year’s Day, will re-open on Jan. 2. Prayer Intention Candles (6) burn all week alongside Blessed Sacrament when Chapel is open. This week the candles represent these intentions: How We List: Just send your name with intention & offering to ADORATION CANDLE c/o Parish Center. Please name one Person, Couple (engaged or married), Family, Group per request. Candles are available for living or dec’d. Offering: $ 15.
Save the date for our annual
Fall Festival to be held 9/18 - 9/22! We are celebrating the
65th Anniversary of Saint John Bosco Parish in 2018! Be sure to join us at the Fall Festival as we have a
celebration of the times and RELIVE THE MEMO-RIES with retro games, nostalgic music, vintage food, desserts and so much more! Enjoy reminiscing with your Parish Family at the Fall Festival in September.
MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2017 CHRISTMAS VIGILS 4:00 PM The Rachwal Family 6:00 PM Mary Pat Simon 8:00 PM Pro Populo (For the People) MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2017 CHRISTMAS 8:00 AM Bobby Rolph 10:00 AM Carmine Ciardullo Family
12/26 TUES. 8:45 AM Persons Honored by Christmas Donations 12/27 WED. 8:45 AM William Knopf 12/28 THURS. 8:45 AM Joseph Rachwal, Jr. 12/29 FRI. 8:45 AM Chuck Matthews, III
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2017 4:00 PM Dominic Colangelo 7:00 PM Pro Populo (For the People) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2017 8:00 AM John R. Wullert 11:00 AM Bertrand Joseph Scannell
MEMORIAL (SANCTUARY) FUND Our church has received this gracious donation in
memory of: Dolores Seiberlich by:
Mr. & Mrs. William Hallman - $50.00
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New Altar Server Practice
We are looking for some of our young parishioners (4th grade and up) to join our wonderful group. The Altar Server has a very special role at Mass and we need a few more to assist the priest so that the Mass
will run smoothly. If any child or young adult would like to join us, please clip and fill out the information below and place it in the collection basket or bring it
to the parish office as soon as possible. The practice will be Wed., Jan. 17, 2018
at 6 PM in the Church.
Please print all information. Child’s Name:
________________________________________________
Address:
________________________________________________ Parent(s) Cell Phone Number:
________________________________________________ Parent(s) Email: ______________________________________________ Name of school: Grade for school year 2017-2018:
________________________________ Grade: _______ Parent Signature: ________________________________________________
St. John Bosco 2018 Lenten Bible study by Bishop Robert Barron
CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players ~ Features six people who responded to the grace of God to make a difference.
St. Francis of Assisi: The Reformer Radically and literally lived as Jesus commanded to transform the Church.
St. Thomas Aquinas: The Theologian Demonstrated that faith and reason are not at odds as they come from the same source.
St. Catherine of Siena: The Mystic Gave testimony to the reality of the spiritual dimension here and beyond.
Blessed John Henry Newman: The Convert Left a prestigious career to seek and preach the apostolic faith.
G.K. Chesterton: The Evangelist Publicly, humbly and humorously announced the paradoxes and truth of Christianity.
Michelangelo: The Artist Dramatically demonstrated that beauty and creativity are a primary route of access to God.
Cost: $35.00 Held in the Parish Center, Room TBD
Tuesdays 6:30 –8:00PM Feb. 6-April 3 Wednesdays 9:30 –11:00 AM Feb. 7-April 4
CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players _____ Yes! I am interested in the Lenten Bible Study “Pivotal Players.” I would like to sign up for the following time. ______ Tuesday Evenings 6:30—8:00 PM 2/6-4/3 ______Wednesday 9:30-11:00 AM 2/7-4/4 Name: _________________________________ Email: __________________________ Phone # _____________________
Please return to the PREP Office or in the collection basket marked Attn: PREP Office.
Craft Like Crazy is a group that gets together on Thursday mornings to craft, create, chat, teach and learn, share and
get inspired.
All are invited to join us from 9:30-11:30 in the Parish Center beginning 1/25.
No experience necessary.
There is something about crafting with your friends that is not only fun, but very fulfilling.
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Attention! Saint John Bosco
Senior Club
Membership is now open
to new members for our 2017-2018 Year. Any adults over the age of 50
years are welcome to join.
We offer fun, social activity, refreshments and free bingo on the second Wednesday
of each month with a few exceptions. Refreshments are offered each meeting
at a nominal price. Bus Trips in past years took our members and
their friends to enjoy many luncheons and shows in Lancaster, PA and Hunterdon Hills , NJ.
Annual Dues of $10. Meetings are held in the school cafeteria at 12 Noon.
If you have any questions, feel free to call Bob Conrad, 215-672-4954.
We know you will enjoy our friendship.
FOOTBALL MANIA WEEK #14 # 1027
$25.00, John Sikina Congratulations!
St. Vincent de Paul. Call Parish SVdP Tel. 215-882-2707 to: request assistance, volunteer, or donate.
Food Pantry at SJB is in need of the following items: coffee, tea, peanut butter, jelly, pancake mix and
syrup, cereal, canned fruit, juices, cranberry sauce, stuffing mix, sweet potatoes, corn and green beans,
laundry detergent, liquid dish soap and personal grooming items such as shampoo, bath soap,
toothpaste and toilet paper.
Here’s a unique New Year’s Resolution! Memory Jars are a great way to preserve special events in your family’s life. At the beginning of the year grab an
empty jar. Put a note inside the jar every time something memorable happens. Add photos, ticket
stubs, trinkets or treasures. Open the jar on New Year’s Eve and relive the memories.
St. John Bosco SENIOR CLUB MEETING JAN.10, 2018 ~ 12:00 Noon (in the school cafeteria)
A special presentation will be made by SHRAGER
CHIROPRACTIC, who provide a variety of no cost health & wellness seminars to spread the word on
spinal health and overall wellness while providing a “FREE” lunch. Feel free to join us for a most
welcome and informative topic.
Happy Birthday Jesus Cake Family traditions are so important for children,
especially when they can incorporate faith, family, food & fun! Christmas is our Savior’s birth and most of us celebrate our birthdays with cake. So why not
celebrate Jesus’ that way as well while incorporating a little teaching about Him and all He does for us.
1. Make it round — like the never-ending circle of His love for all of us. 2. Make it chocolate — like the darkness our sins bring to us & others. 3. Make it covered with white frosting — like His purity covering our weakness. 4. Top it with a yellow star & add an angel —bearer of the first glad tidings. 5. Put 12 red candles on top — like the 12 months of the year that Christ is our light; red for the blood He willingly shed for us. 6. Encircle this loving cake with evergreens — the symbol of everlasting life.
The “Happy Birthday Jesus” Cake is a simple & fun tradition for Christmas day to keep everything
centered around what’s really going on.
Here's a Novel Idea: You are invited to join the SJB Book Club! If
you like to read & are interested in a fun, stimulating discussion group, please join us on
Monday 2/12/18 at 7:00PM in the Parish Center Library. Join us on an adventure through the
pages of THE BOYS IN THE BOAT by Daniel James Brown.
This is a great way to meet friends of friends. Please bring your own beverage and a snack to
share. Hope to see you at our February Gathering! Happy Reading!
Free Blood Pressure Screenings at Saint John Bosco 1/20 and 1/21
before and after Mass in the Usher's Room.
No appointment necessary! Keep the Beat.
Protect your life. Take charge of your health &
have your blood pressure taken!
“The music tells the story – the story changes lives!”
THE CROSS AND THE LIGHT is coming to St. John Bosco. Thurs., 3/8:10 AM and 7PM,
Fri., 3/9:10 AM & 7 PM, and Sat., 3/10: 1 PM and 7PM! It’s not just a show; it is an intentional encounter event.
Religious inspiration comes in many forms. Kelly Garver Nieto’s hit her like a ton of Babylon bricks while she was
attending her first-ever Good Friday service in 2000. It was while praying the Stations of the Cross, which uses 14 sequential images to depict the crucifixion of Jesus,
that the former nonbeliever experienced what she calls a “life-changing vision.” “I looked at the altar and saw all
the details of this grand theatrical production,” the entertainer and former Miss Michigan remembers. “And I heard God say, ‘This is why you are here.’ I knew in
my soul that this would become my life’s mission.”
Please like The Cross and the Light on Facebook! For more information check out their website
www.crossandlight.com
Cast Member…. MATT MANUEL: MAN 4 – JUDAS, THE HIGH PRIEST & THOMAS. Matt Redmond is a Singer/Actor/model from the Detroit area. He studied vocal music performance at Macomb Community college, and Western Michigan university. In 2013, he was a contestant on American
Idol. In 2016, he played the role of Benjamin in the short film “Akoma”, which went on to win quite a few awards in film festivals around the country including Click On Detroit’s Film Festival. Currently, he is the male vocalist for The Simone Vitale Band.
For information, please contact the SJB TCTL Hotline 267-803-9930 or go to
www.CrossAndLight.org/StJohnBosco
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The Cross and the Light is a rock-your-faith musical and surround
video experience of the greatest story of all time. It’s a story about
common men and women just like us, called on an incredible journey from Christ’s joy-ous entry in Jerusalem, through his horrible murder,
and to the surprising events that occur after his death that rock the world and ultimately
transform their lives!
This Broadway-Caliber Production of Christ’s Passion, Death, Resurrection and Pentecost will open at
Saint John Bosco in just 74 days!
Tickets are on sale now! This is probably going to sell out fast, as the entire Archdiocese is
promoting it. If you don’t want to miss this opportunity, order your tickets now!
General $25.00, Premium $40.00 VIP $100.00 (evening performance only)
includes wine & cheese with the cast and crew
1902 County Line Road Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
121 N. York Road Hatboro
Saint John Bosco presents a family movie event. SOLANUS CASEY will be shown at SJB on
Fri., Jan. 26, 2018 at 6:30PM in the Parish Center Library.
Solanus Casey was beatified on 11/18 at Ford Field in Detroit MI. Fr. Solanus was known for his wonderful ministry of healing and compassion toward people of
faith. Come and learn about the life of this holy, incredible man. This is a free event.
Please bring your own beverage and snack.
Here is a great ongoing fundraising opportunity for St. John Bosco Parish. Just by using ShopRite from Home, the Church will receive 10% of your total bill as a contribution from the store. Also, we are waving the shopping fee ($10.) and the delivery fee ($4.95
within a 10 mile radius). Either go on line at www.shoprite.com or download the free ShopRite
App. At the end of the order type in the code 10stjohnbosco for the parish to receive their
contribution. It's that simple!
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Encountering the Joy of the Gospel: The Cross and the Light! “The joy of the Gospel fills the hearts and lives of all who encounter Christ.” So begins the first apostolic exhortation from our Holy Father Pope Francis, Evangelii gaudium (“The Joy of the Gospel”). Many in the press have said that this exhortation is the Mission Statement of Pope Francis’ pontificate, inviting all people to encounter Christ. ”I invite all Christians, everywhere, at this very moment, to a renewed personal encounter with Jesus Christ, or at least an openness to letting him encounter them . . .” (no. 3) “It is impossible to persevere in a fervent evangelization unless we are convinced from personal experience that it is not the same thing to have known Jesus as not to have known him, not the same thing to walk with him as to walk blindly, not the same thing to hear his word as not to know it, and not the same thing to contemplate him, to worship him, to find our peace in him, as not to. (no. 266) “This,” our Holy Father tells us, “is why we evangelize.” And this is why we have scheduled The Cross and the Light to bring the joy of the Gospel to life at Saint John Bosco. Come and experience this life-changing encounter with Christ at one of the performances below!
Help others grow in their relationship with Christ. Invite them to one of these shows: PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
March 8, 2018 at 10 am March 8, 2018 at 7 pm March 9, 2018 at 10 am March 9, 2018 at 7 pm March 10, 2018 at 1 pm March 10, 2018 at 7 pm
To watch videos and see performance schedule and to purchase tickets online go to www.crossandlight.com.
http://www.youtube.com/crossandlight
We will be producing a quality four-color Playbill for all who come to see “The Cross and The Light”.
We are offering ad space to wise businesses and organizations in the Philadelphia area and are requesting a close look and consideration to
add your organization to this booklet for our combined success. “The Cross and the Light” artwork is focused to draw readers attention and
this should be a great opportunity for you to profit from this association. Please consider your business/organization reaching 6,000+
qualified customers who will appreciate your teaming up with us for this positive experience! We appreciate your consideration.
Please contact 267-803-9930 for detailed information.
Fourth Sunday of Advent – Light three purple candles and one rose candle on your Advent Wreath. Right before dinner you can light the Advent candles and say the Advent prayers. Fourth Sunday of Advent Prayer:
Bestir, 0 Lord, Thy might, we beseech thee, and come; and with great power to our aid, that, by the of Thy grace, that Which is hindered by our sins may be by Thy merciful forgiveness. Who lives and reigns with God the Father, in the unity of the Holy Ghost, God, world without end. Amen.
Help is needed to un-decorate our Church on Sunday, 1/ 7/18. We will meet up after the 11AM
Mass in Church to take down the Christmas Decorations and put them back in storage.
Strong arms and trucks are a plus. Thank you.
Don’t miss your chance to attend the annual Men’s Retreat on Friday, 4/6/18. Father Matt Guckin will be the retreat Master. You won’t want to miss out
on this mini retreat. Mark your calendars now. Detailed information to follow.
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Schedule of Services Christmas Eve Sun., Dec. 24
4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. (Spanish)
Christmas Day Mon., Dec. 25
8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. ***PLEASE NOTE***
Although Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday this year, the morning Masses and the Vigil for Saturday afternoon
remains the same. It would be the 4th Sunday of Advent and we are
OBLIGATED to attend one of those Masses.
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Give the gift of faith this Christmas!
COMING TO ST. JOHN BOSCO!
MARCH 8-10, 2018
BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY:
CrossAndLight.org/StJohnBosco
QUESTIONS: Call 267-803-9930
ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA Secretariat for Evangelization Telephone (215) 587-5630 · Fax (215) 587-3561 · [email protected]
Monday, June 26, 2017
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
On behalf of Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., I joyfully welcome The Cross and the Light to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. The Cross and the Light is a powerful, conversion-oriented play that brings to life the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ through music and video arts. I am grateful to St. John Bosco Parish in Hatboro, PA, for hosting this special
production during Lent on March 8, 9, and 10, 2018. Daytime and evening shows are available.
The Cross and the Light is a highly-acclaimed, theatrical and video immersion experience. It fulfills the fundamental mission of the Church by proclaiming the saving work of Jesus Christ and the power he has to change our lives. This particular play is so effective certainly because of its Hollywood-level quality of special effects, singing, and acting, but above all, because Jesus Christ is the center and heart of this event. The show promises to be a strong catalyst for conversion. I recommend The Cross and the Light wholeheartedly to the entire Archdiocese. Here are some suggested ways to participate:
• Attend a show as an outing for you and your family (Event is suitable for ages 5 and up)
• Make it a date night for you and your spouse
• Teachers and catechists, take your students to the play as class trip for Lent (Special student ticket rate of $10 for daytime shows)
• Christian Initiation leaders, invite your RCIA members, both sponsors and seekers, as an opportunity for deeper conversion into Christ along the journey to the Easter Vigil
• Youth ministers, bring your youth group as a way to discover Jesus and what he means for your life
• Young adult groups, make it your big Lenten activity for 2018
• Invite family members, friends or co-workers who do not yet know the love of God but who might just be open to attending a high-quality play
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.sjbhatboro.org. I look forward to seeing you there! Yours in Christ, Meghan Cokeley Director
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Additional Nurses are needed to help take Blood Pressure Screenings one weekend a
month. Please contact Judy [email protected] if you are able to
assist. Thank you.
8th Annual Ladies Retreat “Faith and Friendship”
January 5, 2018 Friday 5:00 PM– 10:00 PM
In the SJB Parish Center
Our retreat presenter will be Fr. David Waters. The night will begin with a potluck dinner, then continue with retreat talks and time for reflection, confession and adoration. There will be time for friendship and fun as well. Call the Faith Formation Office if you have any questions at 267-803-0774. Cost: $15.00
Ladies Retreat Registration Form (Please register by Jan. 2)
Name: _____________________________________ Phone #______________________ Email: ________________________ Cost: $15.00 I can bring the following to share: ______ Dinner Entrée _______ Dinner Salad/Side ______ Dessert Plates, utensils, coffee, tea and water will be provided. Please bring your favorite snack food and beverage if desired.
8mo Anual Retiro de Mujeres “Fe y Amistad” Ingles y español
El viernes Enero 5, 2018 de 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
En la Cafetería de la Parroquia de SJB
Nuestro retiro comienza con una merienda todas juntas a las 5:00 PM, después comenzara el retiro con los presentadores tanto en Ingles como en espa-ñol. Tendremos luego un momento de reflexión, confesiones y adoración. El presentador en Ingles y Español será el Padre David Waters. Llamar a las oficinas de PREP para su registración al Teléfono: 267-803-0774.
Talonario de Registración al Retiro de Mujeres. NOMBRE: _______________________________ Teléfono # _____________________ Email:__________________________ Costo: $15 Puedo traer lo siguiente para compartir: __________Plato fuerte __________Ensalada ____________Postre Platos, cubiertos, café, te y aguas nosotros las pro-veeremos. Trae tu refresco y snack favorito si gustas.
Save the date for
“Read Between the WINES Lenten Book Club for Women”
coming to Saint John Bosco in 2018. Looking at six universal gifts of women through the eyes of women
in the Gospels, the book, WALK IN HER SANDALS, guides you on a prayerful and creative journey through the days of Holy Week, Easter and Pentecost. Join us as we experience Christ’s Passion
through the eyes of women. We will meet on Tuesday mornings for 6 weeks beginning 3/13 at 9:30am in the
Parish Center Library. You can purchase the book at www.catholicvineyard.com.
More information to follow soon!
It’s Saint John Bosco Day at PALZ (1902 County Line Rd; Huntingdon Valley) on
Tuesday, 1/16/18 from 11 am– 9 pm! The restaurant will donate a % of their proceeds to SJB. Eat in / Take out. No flyer needed. Just mention Saint John Bosco!
Thanks for your support!
St. John Bosco Parish On Line Giving Another way to donate to your parish is through electronic giving. It is important that this parish remain financially afloat and it is only by your
kindness and generosity this will occur. To set up an account simply follow these steps:
1. Visit the Church's website at www.sjbhatboro.org. 2. Click on the PARISH GIVING link. 3. Click on CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT. 4. Follow the on screen instructions to create an
online profile and to schedule your recurring contributions.
As always thank you once again for your generous contributions. Fr. Kramer