Business ManagerMr. Kevin Kelly (610) 497-8890Administrative AssistantMs. Nancy Hemmert (610) 497-3340Youth Group LeaderMrs. Sue Hunt stjoe.aston.youthgroup@gmail.comMusic DirectorMs. Karen Thorpe (610) 497-3340Director of Religious EducationMs. Kellianne Miley (610) 494-4358Social Service LiaisonMrs. Pat Whitby (610) 494-3797Holy Family Regional School PrincipalMr. Charles Hughes (610) 494-0147

PastorRev. Msgr. Robert C. Vogan

Parochial VicarRev. Michael G. Mullan

mmullan.philly@gmail.comIn Residence

Rev. Msgr. Th omas P. FlaniganPermanent DeaconDeacon John M. Betzal

Church of Saint JosephChurch of Saint Joseph3255 Concord Road • Aston, Pennsylvania 19014

www.churchofstjosephaston.org • stjoseph256@comcast.netRectory phone: (610) 497-3340 • Rectory fax: (610) 497-3383

Mass ScheduleSaturday Vigil: 5:00PM

Sunday: 6:30, 9:30 and 11:30AMDaily: Monday through Friday at 6:30AM & 8:30AM

(Tuesday after Labor Day through last Friday in May)Monday through Friday at 6:30AM

(Last Monday in May through last Friday in August)Saturday: 8:30AM

Holiday Mass ScheduleMemorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving 8:30AM

Confession ScheduleSATURDAY: 4:00 until 4:45PM

SUNDAY MORNING: 7:15AM, 9:00 unitl 9:15AM, and 11:00 until 11:15AMSacrament of Baptism

Celebrated on the fi rst and third Sundays of the month at 1:00PM. Pre-Jordan classes are required for parents. Classes are the fi rst Wednesday of the month (except January and July) at 7:00PM. It is recommended that the classes be taken prior to the birth of their child. Parents must be registered parishioners. Godparents must provide a letter of eligibility from their respective pastor. Call the rectory to make arrangements for the Baptism of your child.

Parish RegistrationsWe welcome new members to our Parish Family. Every adult residing within our parish boundaries should register as a parishioner. Registrations are taken aft er the 9:30AM Mass the 4th Sunday of each month in lower church. We invite you to be a vital part of our family and hope you will support your parish by your prayers, your presence and your talents.

Activities, Organizations and ProgramsAdult Faith Formation, Altar Servers, Bereavement Ministry, Blood Pressure Screeners, Caring for Friends, (CYO) Catholic Youth Organization, Christmas Bazaar Committee, Evangelization Team, Food for the Needy, Hospitality Committee, Knights of Columbus, Lectors, Marriage Preparation Team, Music Ministry, Pastoral Council, (PREP) Parish Religious Education Program, Pre-Jordan Team, Project H.O.P.E., RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, Scouting Programs, Stewardship Committee, Supermarket & Gift Certificate Program, Women at the Well Faith Sharing Group, Youth Group.

Sacrament of MarriageCall the rectory before making other arrangements at least 6 months in advance. All couples must attend Pre-Cana Class.

First Sunday of Advent November 29, 2020

Monday, November 30th 6:30AM William Webber, Jr. 8:30AM Ann Giampalmi

Tuesday, December 1st 6:30AM Bernard Seiss 8:30AM Robert Joy

Wednesday, December 2nd 6:30AM Margaret Adamek 8:30AM Mary & Patrick McKenna

Thursday, December 3rd 6:30AM James Houser 8:30AM Catherine & William Towlson

Friday, December 4th 6:30AM Jessica Brown 8:30AM Leon Arnold

Saturday, December 5th 8:30AM Mike Higgins, Sr. 5:00PM Vigil Mass – LIVE STREAM

Saturday, December 6th and Sunday, December 7th 5:00PM Msgr. Flanigan 6:30AM Msgr. Flanigan 9:30AM Fr. Mullan 11:30AM Msgr. Vogan

Please remember in your prayers all our sick:

Dakota Almeiva, Bob Belczyk, Marie Biddle, Bernice Bonsmann, Jack Boyette, Theresa Bucella, Paul Bufano, Sophia Bufano, Virginia Burbage, Dennis Burns, Greyson Burke, Cathy Carrol, Susan Crowley, Anne Davis, Thomas Duggan, Amanda Durkholder, Kelly Eberz, George Edelmann, Joseph Eichinger, Sharon Feist, Kay Fisher, Janice Ford, Fr. Mike Freynes, MHM, Laurie Frost, Kim Fry, Daniel Garvin, Krysten Gentile, Heidi Goldberg, Karen Gormley, Anne Hagg, Margaret Hardy, Robert Harron, Helena Hart, Conall Harvey, Charles Hee, Tony Iacone, Sylvester Jenifer, John Johnson, Rosemarie Johnson, Regina Johnson, Jennifer Kelly, Lizzy Kelly, Shyla Kelly, Donald Kester, Karen Kester, Ralph King, Rita Klineburger, Timothy Lamonna, Danielle Lever, Thomas Luke, Debra Mallon, Brenda Magolon, Barbara Magozzi, Margaret Mahoney, Robert Malin, Ann Manco, Patricia Marconi, Tom Marley, Mary Mascioli, Deacon Paul McBlain, Cameron McCarthy, Megan McDevitt, Nan McGroary, Dan McKenna, Joey McLaughlin, Jane Middleton, Ceasar Montalvo, James Moran, Tom Moran, Susan Mullen, Phyllis & Harry Myers, Christina Nesmith, Julia Newell, Anthony Oswald, Louisa Pacubas, Thom Parker, Edward Piecara, Sr.,Charles Piecara, Jr., Eileen Posner, Claire Powers, Larry Price, Helen Raftovich, Loretta Ricciardi, Paul Riggs, Bill Robb, Joseph Romasko, Jr., Ernie Rink, Sharon Rowles, Christine Samuels, Candy Santos, Patricia Schmidt, Diane Shaefer, Kathy Shiels, John Smith, Rosemary Smith, Thomas Smith, Kathleen Stacklass, Jerry Sullivan, Kathleen Tasker, Kayla Taylor, Robert Taylor, Jose Tavarez, Lauren Thomas, Virginia Tracy, John Tully, Mary Walls, Diane Weverling, Nancy Williams, Hana Yago, Michelle & Robert Yanuzzi, Angie Zuccarino

Please pray for our beloved deceased.

Tuesday, December 1st After 8:30AM Mass-4:00PM - Adoration - Mary’s Chapel 1:00PM - HFR School Confession - Church 6:00PM - HFR School Advent Prayer Service - Livestream

Wednesday, December 2nd 7:00PM - Pre- Jordan - Neumann Room

Thursday, December 3rd 6:30PM - Men’s Christian Catholic Outreach - Cabrini Room 7:00PM - Troop 225 - Donnelly Hall

Saturday, December 5th 9:00AM - Serra Club - Cabrini Room

Sunday, December 6th 1:00PM - Baptism - Church 6:00PM - Women at the Well - Donnelly Hall

The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation CONTINUES TO BE LIFTED. You are not required to attend Mass at this time. You are encouraged to keep the Lord’s Day holy with prayer and reflection along with a possible viewing of a livestream celebration of Mass. Here are some tips:

UNITE WITH OTHERS. It's better not to follow the Mass alone, so try to do so with your family. CREATE THE RIGHT SETTING. Take care of the atmosphere in the room. For example, you could put a cross or an image of Our Lady near your TV or computer, and light a candle. GET DRESSED. Dress for the occasion: you might be at home, but leave the pajamas for bedtime. GO THROUGH THE MOTIONS. Try to attend the Mass as if you were in church, standing when the Gospel is read, kneeling during the consecration, etc. These gestures are full of meaning. PRAY AN ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION. Although you can't receive Jesus in the Eucharist, you can pray a spiritual communion.

WHAT'S THE RUSH? Don't be in a hurry. The Mass has incredible value, and right now there are so many things to pray for. Pray for a few moments after Mass has ended to pray for everyone: the deceased, the sick, health professionals, government officials and, of course, the Church, the Pope, our bishops and your parish community.

PARISH The PARISH OFFICE is OPEN for business!

Please call the office ahead and place your order for giftcards or mass cards before coming to the office. Remember to wear your mask!

OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Thursday: 9AM until 7PM; Friday: 9AM until 3PM, Saturday: 9AM until 6PM; Sunday: 9:00AM until 11:30AM

SATURDAY 5:00pm Mass https://www.facebook.com/events www.churchofstjosephaston.org 107-1

FAMILY ADVENT WREATH FIRST WEEK OF ADVENT

Advent and Christmas time are wonderful weeks in a family’s life, but our focus on the coming of Jesus can get lost beneath the surface glitter of the holiday season. The Lighting of the Advent wreath before the family meal is a way to focus on the Nativity of Our Lord and not just the coming of the Christmas holiday. This year make the Advent Wreath a family tradition in your home. As you gather together for your family meal, light the first candle and pray: “Lord God, we humbly ask you, O Lord, to listen to our prayers and by the grace of your coming bring your much needed light and peace into our hearts, our homes and our world. Amen!”

Kids Corner How to be ready for Jesus? "Be kind, be inclusive, help the world by picking up trash. A healthier world is a happier world!" Kiera Maley, Level 2 PREP What would your super power be to make a difference in the world? "Super Healer to help all the sick people in the world." Ryan Melhus Level 3 PREP

ROSARY CAMPAIGN TO END CORONAVIRUS Monday through Thursday at 8 PM

Everyone is invited to join as we pray the Rosary asking the miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary to put an end to the coronavirus. http://www.phillyevang.org/rosary

CARING for FRIENDS meals can be place in the freezers in the lower church kitchen, mark each meal with our parish number #42 on the label. Supplies are next to the freezer. If anyone knows someone they think could use this service, please contact the parish office.

Holy Family “VIRTUAL” Winter Festival

December 1st to December 5th

Kick’s off with ADVENT PRAYER SERVICE – Virtual Event Tuesday, December 1st at 6:00PM

Begin your Advent journey and Follow the Star with the Church of St. Joseph and Holy Family School communities in a virtual 30-minute Advent Prayer Service.. The Advent Prayer Service kicks off five days of events offered during the Holy Family Winterfest.

There will be activities for families daily culminating in a Virtual Wine Tasting Event to be held on December 5th. You can visit our Web Site for a list of all Activities, including Wine Tasting!

Visit: https://WinterFestival.givesmart.com Please contact Bill DeFeo 610-308-3057 for additional information.

You should have received the Parish Census- Stewardship Collection appeal letter. We have done the census a little differently this year, hopefully this will aid you in completing the census. Please return your completed census, updating your family information/email and phone number.

STEWARDSHIP COLLECTION With the loss of the Christmas Bazaar and the drop in the weekly collection, the Stewardship Collection is one of our largest sources of income.

You can now make your donation ONLINE at:

https://churchofstjosephaston.org/donate

Today we begin the beautiful and holy season of Advent. With all that we have going on this time of year, it’s no wonder that Advent does not always seem to get the attention it deserves. But if we will commit to living this season well, we will experience a deeper conversion to Christ and find real transformation in our lives as Christian stewards. Why? Advent calls us not only to look back in grateful contemplation of Christ’s first coming, but it also calls us to look forward in preparation for His Second Coming. Advent is a time to reset and regroup, to repent over any misplaced priorities, to turn our minds and hearts back to God while we still have time. We do so not out of fear or guilt, but rather, out of gratitude for Love Incarnate lying in a manger bed. Whatever we feel God calling us to do this Advent — committing to a daily Gospel reflection, visiting a lonely neighbor, or donating money to those in dire need — there is no time to waste. Jesus makes this clear in our Gospel passage from Matthew. He tells the parable of a man going off on a journey. Before he leaves, he “places his servants in charge, each with his own work.” We, of course, are the servants in this parable, each with a mission to accomplish in building the Kingdom of God. Jesus warns us over and over in this passage to remain vigilant to the work He has given us to do because we do not know when we will be called to give an account for it. Our lives are a gift. This holy season is a gift. Let us recommit to living the stewardship way of life. Love came down to us as a Baby. And He is coming again. Be watchful!

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SAINT CHARLES BORROMEO SEMINARY APPEAL

November is Seminary Appeal month. Please send your donation in the return envelope provided in the mailing. You may also place

your donation in the collection basket, in an envelope marked “Seminary Appeal” on any weekend. 107-2

Please consider ONLINE GIVING and help your parish financially

during these difficult times. Give anytime, anywhere using your computer, tablet or mobile phone – no donation is too small. When you are unable to be here you can make sure your support for your parish gets here.

You can sign up using your phone, tablet/computer You can make weekly or monthly offerings without writing a

check You can make one time donations to special needs You schedule and manage recurring donations You can opt out at any time You will continue to receive envelopes for the Sunday collection

basket If you would like to enroll to give electronically, visit https:// churchofstjosephaston.org/donate or call

our business manager, Kevin Kelly at 610-497-8890.

Please WEAR a MASK GUIDELINES FOR ATTENDING MASS

o Masks are required to be worn at ALL times. o Please stay home if you are sick or are at higher risk of severe

illness with COVID19. o Church doors will be left open for 15 mins before and after

mass begin o Wear a face mask or cloth covering before entering o Rest rooms are for emergencies only. o Collection Baskets will be in the gathering space. o There will be no collection take during the mass. o There will be no Sign of Peace during Mass. o There will be NO Congregational singing o Please maintain social distancing at all times o The faithful are asked to RECEIVE Holy Communion in

the HAND ONLY at this time. o Please unhook your mask from one ear after responding

“Amen” consume the Eucharist and replace your mask. o When Mass is ended exit the Church o Please do not congregate or linger for any reason. o Please leave your mask on until you exit

Women at the Well Presents Advent by Candlelight: “W.A.I.T on the Lord”

NEXT Sunday, December 6, 2020 7:00-8:30PM Doors open at 6:30PM

Women of all ages are invited to set aside some time before the hustle and bustle of holiday preparation to focus our minds on the birth of Christ and how God changes “What Am I Thinking” to “Whom Am Trusting”. RSVP: REQUIRED- kindly email Dana Westby at danawestby@hotmail.com We’ll also be joined by one of our Catholic Christian Outreach participants who will give her brief testimony of how Jesus has made a difference in her life. Doors open 6:30PM. Masks & COVID precautions in effect.

PASSING ON THE FAITH:Religion Runs in the Family Meghan Cokeley, Director for the Office of New Evangelization, youtube video on how to use these unusual times to grow stronger in our mission as parent to: pass our Catholic Faith on to our children. You can replay this 40min talk at https://youtu.be/bsJbcFPFQus?t=920

If you are buying GIFTCARDS for friends or loved ones

this Christmas! We would LOVE your BUSINESS! We sell supermarket store gift cards.

We sell retail, hardware and drugstore gift cards. The parish offices has giftcards for OVER 70 Retail Stores, SUPERMARKETS as well as AMAZON and VISA Cards with NO ACTIVATION FEE.

2021 WALL & MAGNET PARISH CALENDARS The 2021 Magnet and Wall calendars are available in the gathering space today. They will also be available in the lower church during the week outside the chapel from after the 6:30AM Mass until 3PM. We invite every family to take one! We thank D’Anjolell-Stigale and White-Luttrell Funeral homes for sponsoring the calendars again this year.

ADVENT The Advent Giving Tree will be in the gathering space after mass beginning next weekend. Ornaments will be on the table next to the weekly bulletin. No donation is too small. Please return the gift card or donation to the parish office by December 14th. Rather than returning your ornament with your gift card, place the ornament on your tree or somewhere in your home as a remembrance of your kindness your parish family. If you know of a family that is need this Christmas, please contact the parish office. All calls will be kept confidential.

Please consider purchasing your gift card at the office.. We carry a variety of cards starting at $10.

MILITARY PRAYER TREE A Soldiers Prayer Tree” will be in the lower church honoring those serving for Our Country and all the Veterans who served our Country. There will NOT be individual ornaments this year. The children of the school and PREP will remember all those this tree represents in their daily prayers.

Hello All! Happy November! As we enter the seasons of thanks and giving it is a great opportunity to learn about what it means to be generous! Our Saintly Person: Our person this month is Saint Mother Theresa of Calcutta... a perfect example of our monthly virtue, generosity. Our Monthly Virtue: Generosity!! It is defined in the dictionary as: Liberal in giving; marked by abundance or ample proportions; characterized by a noble or kindly spirit. See the below links for videos on generosity:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT09KEM7Iw8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62CliEkRCso&vl=en

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nF3yJg45NZY Points to Ponder: Is it hard to be generous when it isn't convenient? What does "giving beyond your means" actually mean? It is easy to be generous when we trust that we have "enough"... when we trust in God, who provides everything we need, we know that we can then take care of others because God will take care of us!

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