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SSt. Matthew Parish

July 26, 2020 Parish Staff

Rev. J. Thomas Heron

Pastor Rev. Gasper Genuardi

Pastor Emeritus Rev. Msgr. Robert

Grudowski Pastor Emeritus

Msgr. Thomas Owens Fr. James McKeaney

Deacon Joseph Carr Paulette Trainer

Business Manager Mary Kay McKenna

Coordinator of Parish Ministries

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM

9:30 AM 11:30AM

Daily Mass 8:15 AM

Holy Days Vigil 7PM 8:15 AM 12 Noon

Confession Saturdays 3:30 – 4:15 PM

219 Fayette St. Conshohocken, PA 19428 SSacrament of Baptism (610) 828-0424 X 4, Fax: (610) 825-5168 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Sundays of the E-mail: stmatthewrectory@verizon.net month after 11:30 Mass to Website: www.stmatthewparish.com register for Baptism go to St. Matthew Cemetery: (610) 828-0424 x5 www.stmatthewparish.com St. Benedict Cemetery: (610) 828-0424 x5 SSacrament of Matrimony Conshohocken Catholic School Early You must submit a wedding form Childhood center: (610) 828-0755 at www.stmatthewparish.com Director: Carol Kearney to schedule an appointment New Parishioners Sacrament of the sick We welcome all new members to our parish Before surgery arrange to be Family. For your convenience please register anointed after Mass or contact On the web at www.stmatthewparish.com the hospital chaplain “We, the people of St. Matthew Parish desire to grow in faith and in union with Jesus Christ and with one another. Through worship, prayer, ecumenical outreach, education, and action, we seek to respond to the challenges of the gospel in our community. WE strive to become a place of welcome and reconciliation to each person who comes to us; a people of faith, empowered by love to reach out in service to the community. We are confident that God will assist us and bless us as we strive to realize this vision.”

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17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, July 25 4:30PM Fr. Mickey Genovese Sunday, July 26 7:30AM Bud Reilly 9:30AM Kevin McCrea 11:30AM Margaret Aman Lee Fr. Mickey Genovese Monday, July 27 8:15AM Betty Gambol Tuesday, July 28 8:15AM Ann Forlini Radatti Wednesday, July 29 8:15AM Kathy Jo Narkiewicz Thursday, July 30 8:15AM Dina DeStolfo Friday, July 31 8:15AM Louis Hegyes Sr. (30th Anniversary) Saturday, August 1 4:30PM James Lare Sunday, August 2 7:30AM Debbie Stitler 9:30AM Charles L. Tammany Sr. Scott A. Tammany 11:30AM Emma Volpe

Pray for the Deceased Charlotte Palermo

and for all people who have contracted covid-19 virus Living and

Deceased

The 9:30 Mass will be held at the A Field 11th Ave. & Harry St. & INSIDE the Church on July 26. A-Field on Aug 2 & Aug 9.

PRAY FOR THE SICK

David Talone, JoAnn LaSorsa, Marie Carney, Greg Atkinson, Msgr. Robert Grudowski, Anthony Bonanno, Theresa Lenczewski, Luke Birkhead, Erik Kozlowski, Marlene Salkowski, John Walski, Carl Reiff, Joseph Blaszczak, Patrick Kelly, Sean McGonagle, Brian Dunlevy, Stephanie Hathaway, Charles Streibig, Kylie Reiff, Eduardo Gloria, Molly

Glick, Deb Smith, Ann Campbell, Francina Capolingua, Cathy Pierlott, Lynn Bowman, James Gauger, Rita VanBuskirk, Caroline Smerecki, Joan Pierce, Kevin Miller , Susan Minnick, Jessica Jara, Kendall Soltys, William McGrath, Carl Pierce, Ursula Kozlowski, Benedetto McDaniels, Kevin Kelly, Joanne Kalacinski, Anna Marie Ferrier, Mary Stoffel, Jeri McClennen, John Boccella, Jim Bokoski, Hans Pawling, Margie Burghart, Debbie Miller Hannon, Gregory Mazzochetti, Minnie Olearsky, Veronica Lilick, Jessie Bonkowski, Joe Lipinski, David Foults, Joe Januzelli, Joe Spence, Charles Gehringer, Theresa Wagner, Michael O’Callaghan, Charles Kelley, Monica Farrell, Charlotte Marinari, Joan Dobry McCormick, Mary Hannoun, Joseph & Florence Camaioni, Chris Moyer, Nick Donnelly, Alex Petrolati, Cecilia Burns, Jackie Pierce, Dolores Albanese, Joan Lanahan, Dennis Hartshaw, Jessica Tokay, Dennis Brown, Jean Hamilton, Mary Fitzgerald, Jonathan Perez, Trisha Kelly, Tom Graham, Frank Kulp, Lorraine Neve, Lorraine Price, Bernard Jutkofsky, Jay Jutkofsky, Margie Uriostequi, Linda Mendez, Dave Dietzel, Diana DeSantis, Bob Bosch, George DeFrehn, Joey Ferrier, Jim Williams, Brianna Smith, Rosemary Massimini, Anthony McGinley, Dan Beswick, Hope Reimer, Charles Mascio, Madalyn Hagerty, Ursula Csercsevits, Shawna Craven Midgett, Marlene DeLoretto, Theresa Laskey

Staff Sgt Daniel Furtak, Lt. Michelle R. McNally, SSKC Terence J. McNally Jr., Sgt. Robert Bonneau, Andrew Midgett, Lt. Col Evah

McGinley, The 108th Wing McGuire Petty Officer George Horning Jr., 1st Lt. Stanley J. Reimer III, SR Sgt.Thomas Mazzochetti, Robert Catapano U.S. Army 101st Airborne, Michael Bondra, Senior Airman Jacob Shoemaker, Chief Master Sgt. Curt W. Zeiders III, Edward Sobeck, 2nd Lt. Ryan D’Ambrosio, 2nd Lt. Eraina D’Ambrosio, Lt. Col Jeffrey Matthew, Brenden Torphy, Daulton Berry, Kevin Bliem USAF, David Brotschul US Navy.

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CCD/PREP

First Holy Communion To be re-scheduled

LITURGY OF THE WORD FOR CHILDREN is held every other Sunday at the 9:30AM Mass. All children (ages 3 – 9) are invited from the altar to the sacristy to share in a child-like presentation of the Readings of the Day. They return after the

Prayer of the Faithful. Parents and older siblings are encouraged to accompany younger siblings. 10 year old and up are encouraged to become altar servers. Children’s liturgy will go on vacation for the summer. Hopefully, it will resume in September.

Pre-Jordan Instructions: The Sacrament of Baptism is administered in church on the first three Sundays of each month following the 11:30 A.M. Mass. In preparation for having a child Baptized, parents are required to

attend “Pre-Jordan Instructions.” Classes are the 1st Tuesday of each month. The next class will be Aug 4th at 7PM in Church. You will be required to attend a class if this is the Baptism of your first child. Schedule your Baptism at www.stmatthewparish.com

Msgr. Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast High School Class of 1970 will gather for a 50th reunion at the Springfield Country Club, 400 W. Sproul Rd, Springfield, PA 19064 on Friday, October 23rd, 2020. For additional

information email isiwcjim@gmail.com or call #484-459-9000 as soon as possible.

Pre-Cana - St. Matthew Parish is offering a one-day Pre-Cana program on Saturday, October 17, 2020 from 8:30am – 4 pm followed by Mass at 4:30PM. Cost $200

per couple. Couples from all parishes are welcomed. Contact Helene at helene@stmatthewparish.com to register.

St. Matthew’s Conshohocken Young Adult Group aims to provide fellowship through social, spiritual and service opportunities for those in their 20s and 30s and the young at heart. To sign up for events join the St. Matthew Conshohocken Young

Adults Facebook group. If you have any questions, please contact Tony Moral at tony.moral2@gmail.com or Erin Garrett at erin.garret@gmail.com

We are creating a VOLUNTEER GUILD to help out with things in the Parish Community. This is meant to be a

“volunteer as and when you can, not an ‘every time’ commitment”. This could include things like helping out with events such as the Trivia Night and Lenten Poor Man’s Supper (set up, prep, serving, photos, raffle tickets, clean up) and tasks such as altar linens, ushers, greeters, cleaning the church, adoration, and coordinating texts /email. We hope to use email and text for efficiency. Individuals and families are invited. Great opportunities for student community service requirements. Please consider joining the VOLUNTEER GUILD. Questions and sign up by providing your name. email and phone info to Judy Kukowski at JAKukowski@verizon.net or 610-331-2147.

“Blessed are those who weep and mourn for they shall be comforted.”

The Bereavement Ministry of St. Matthew’s Parish Community is active again with the wonderful support of our parish volunteers, Janet, Nancy, Rosana, Gloria and Deacon Joe Carr. The Mission of our Bereavement Ministry is to carry the Spirit of Jesus’ compassion to members of St. Matthew Parish Community who are in mourning. Our members will reach out to the families of those who have died to share with them the support and prayers of the Community. If you know of someone who needs a telephone call to support them in their grieving, please call our Parish Nurse, Janet DiGregorio, RN, at 610-457-3494.

Mount Saint Joseph Academy Class of 2025, the Mount application is now open! Visit msjacad.org to apply.

Practice Test - Saturday, August 15. All interested girls entering 8th grade are invited to the Practice Test for the fall entrance exam. Register today at msjacad.org/practicetest.

Open House – Sunday, October 4. All interested families of 5th- 8th grade girls are welcome. Save the date and register today at msjacad.org/openhouse.

For more information or with any questions, email the Admissions Team at admiss@msjacad.org.

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The next women’s bible study is starting up again in September. We will be doing the WWP “OPENING YOUR HEART” study. As of now we anticipate continuing virtual (on-line) meetings via Zoom. We hope to be back together in person soon. We will continue to have two sessions: Wednesday evenings 6:30 PM and Friday mornings (9:30 AM.) Throughout the summer we are continuing weekly zoom calls to check in with each other, meet new ladies interested in learning about the group and share prayer intentions. If you are curious about WWP, if you know you are interested in joining this year, or you want to join the calls during the summer, please contact JudyK at JAKukowski@verizon.net or 610-331-2147. Information on WWP can also be found at: https://walkingwithpurpose.com/ Rosary Campaign for an End to the Coronavirus Join us online, by phone or in spirit as we pray the Rosary asking the miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary to put an end to the coronavirus and to bring restoration to those most severely impacted by the pandemic. The Rosary schedule is below. Rosary in English: Monday Nights at 8 PM (Final Day is August 15) (Family Rosary in English on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8 PM) Rosario en español: Cada jueves a las 8 PMhasta el 13 de agosto For more details and log-in, visit: http://www.phillyevang.org/rosary Vicar, Saint Pius X Parish, Broomall Tuesday, July 28, 2020 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM Event: Victorious, a Virtual Retreat for Women Retreat consists of six (6) virtual sessions (held live) over zoom video conference, beginning Tuesday July 28 and ending Tuesday Sept 1st. Father Steve DeLacy will kick off the retreat with an opening talk on Tuesday July 28. Our retreat focuses on:claiming Christ’s victory over our identity and our worthiness, claiming His authority over lies and fears and crowning Christ as the Victorious King of our hearts! Retreat Leaders: Father Stephen DeLacy, De Yarrison of You Are Made New Ministry and Laura Ercolino of Hope’s Garden. More info: Find all the details and register here: https://youaremadenew.com/victorious-virtual-retreat/

We are a Stewardship Parish Offertory Sunday July 19

Sunday offerings……………………………………….$6,615.00 E-giving……………………………………………………..$2,171.51 Total………………………………………………………….$8,786.51

Campaign for Online Giving at St. Matthew! Did you know that you have the option to use Online Giving for contributions to St. Matts? The application provides you a convenient option that you may access at any time. Never worry about remembering an envelope again! We are seeking to increase the number of our parishioners who give online. Consider making the switch! Visit our website at www.stmatthewparish.com to get started.

We encourage Online Giving because it’s: Easy to use

SAFE and SECURE ACCESSIBLE via the internet

WE ARE ALL CALLED

Through the sale of Fr. Heron’s book, We Are All Called $49,600.00 to date has been donated to the St. Matthew Parish Restoration Fund.

ST MATTHEW’S SENIORS MEETINGS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Any question or concerns, please call Pat Hanna @ 610-272-3610 or Ted Mallick @ 717-379-8800

PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: We most ‘warmly’ invite you to be a part of this Ministry by meeting with us. If you know of someone who might like to receive a shawl, please let us know-or make one yourself for someone special to you. Contact Alice

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REFLECTIONS FROM MY ROCKING CHAIR Dear Friends, The patron saint of our parish, Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist, is fond of remembering the parables of Jesus (“The Kingdom of God is like … “), they number seven. We heard four proclaimed July 12th and 19th. Jesus introduces us to the remarkable farmer and his field and his seed. With a desire for heaven, He invites us in these parables – when lived - to taste and see a little bit of what it is like to be a “citizen of heaven” (St. Paul).

Growing up in West Philly I know little of sowing seed. This is no excuse however since my baby brother, Joe II (named after our grandfather, better known to me as “Pop Pop”) has cultivated a noteworthy vegetable garden in each of the three homes in which he and his wife Kris have lived. It’s not lost to me that he has his grandson, Joey IV (what else!) crawling around the garden dirt planting seed where my now aging brother cannot reach. Joseph III sadly followed my example: we eat the produce and leave the growing to II and IV. I digress. In the first parable the farmer throws the seed every which way, on the foot path, amidst the rocks, in shallow ground AND in good soil. From the point of view regarding where the seed has landed, we are encouraged to choose wisely how we are living. However, if we focus on the farmer the parable asks us to contemplate the height and depth of God’s generosity. He invites us all. On July 19th the gospel presents three parables on the Kingdom of Heaven. In the first of these the farmer counsels patience. Yes, an enemy has raided the field of newly planted wheat and sowed weeds among the wheat. The alarmed servants ask the farmer that they might pull up the weeds. He calms them. Now is not the time for pulling out the weeds. The wheat will be uprooted along with the weeds. Wait for a time when the weeds have clearly shown themselves, then, they can be gathered up and burned. The farmer again as in the parable above represents God who is patient with us, generously so. It is clear to me- and likely you agree – that the enemy has busied himself under cover of darkness sowing weeds among the wheat. It is difficult to pass on the Good News. In 1960, for example, when I was 12 and in my formative years, faith wise, the success rate of passing on the faith to my generation from my parents might be 75%. The love of Christ was clothed in the Law of Christ. The do’s and don’ts were clearly articulated and were reinforced in the family and in the culture. Blessings, Msgr. Owens Posted July 16: The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has received clarification that the new restrictions announced by Governor Wolf on July 15 do not apply to churches. Posted July 17: Question: Given that the Governor’s new 25/250 occupancy limits do not apply to churches, do the Governor’s new 25/250 occupancy limits apply to non-religious services such as Bingo, Festivals, Wedding Receptions, Baby Showers, etc. that might be held on parish grounds? Answer: Religious organizations are exempt from this order. However, non-religious functions like those mentioned above would need to adhere to the 25 person limit. Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Help-Line: Do you need help accessing services and supports for someone with an intellectual disability or Autism? A collaboration of Catholic Social Services-Developmental Programs, The Office for Persons with Disabilities and the Schools of Special Education of the Archdiocese is offering this convenient help-line to assist families connect to disabilities services provided by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. To reach the Help-Line call:484-472-5041 or email: IDDhelp@chs-adphila.org.

Nourish for Caregivers Support Group Nourish for Caregivers is a Christ-centered Catholic ministry that supports the practical, emotional & spiritual needs of family caregivers. Our monthly meetings are for anyone juggling the challenges of everyday life, health, career and caring for a loved one, whether it be a family member with disabilities, an ill or aging parent, spouse, friend or grandparent. Meetings are held monthly and are happening online and in person in various locations/times around the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. To find a group, visit phillyevang.org/nourish, or contact Aimee Gustitis at 610-724-8950 or aimeegustitis@outlook.com.

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Fr. TOM’S WEEKLY REFLECTION We have all heard of the Holy Grail and how, through the centuries, people have sacrificed a lot to search for it. There is a sense of longing, a yearning, a sense of incompleteness. We feel that there is more to life and that what we have is not enough. So we go in search of something more symbolized by the Holy Grail. We do almost anything in our search for it. We plumb the depths of the sea, climb the highest mountains, land on the moon; we fast, do penance, make pilgrimages to holy places, go off into the solitude of the desert. We exert a lot of time and effort in responding to our sense that there is something more, something greater, something beyond the confines and limitations of this present life. In the Gospel, Jesus doesn’t speak of the Holy Grail. He speaks instead of the search for

the Kingdom of God and He gives examples of the lengths to which people will go to possess it. Note, however, one person is simply working in the field and stumbles across a treasure quite by accident. Another person is going about his business as a merchant when he makes the discovery of the fine pearl. What is the point? The Kingdom of God is found most readily in the ordinary experiences of life. It is by going about our ordinary business that we discover God. The two people in the parables didn’t find the great treasure in an exotic location, nor by following extreme pious practices, nor by making great journeys. They made their discovery simply by doing their jobs - by going about their everyday business. But once they made their discovery they recognized it for what it was. They recognized the value of what they had found. They recognized the treasure right there in their midst. That is a great grace from God, to recognize the treasure in our midst and not always think the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. Too often we become envious of another’s talent, wealth, car, house or lifestyle. We fail to recognize our own treasure, which is our family, our spouse, our parents, our sisters, brothers, sons, daughters. They are just there. We do not pause long enough to see them for the treasure they are. Solomon, in our First Reading, asked God for “an understanding heart” so that he could serve God and distinguish right from wrong. Let us ask God today for this understanding heart so that we can clearly see this treasure that is right in our midst in the persons of our family and friends. We don’t have to search for a Holy Grail in some remote part of the world. All we need to do is look in our lives, our present relationships. For it is in these that God speaks to us and reveals Himself to us. He loves us and offers us hope, growth and love. It is in our own lives that we will find hidden treasures and fine pearls. With an understanding heart, which gives us clear vision, we will discover Jesus in the Eucharist under the appearances of Bread and Wine - the pearl of great price for which we should renounce all, so as to possess this Divine Presence in our lives. The Kingdom of God is already here. It’s already available, especially in the Eucharist. All we have to do is claim it. All we have to do is let God reign without reservation in our hearts. If we do that, we will discover a joy that the world cannot know. “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field which a person finds and hides again, and out of joy goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.” Matthew 13:45. In Jesus’ time - before banks, safes and strongboxes - safeguarding precious items by burying them in the ground was a common practice. The scenario of this little parable implies that the finder has stumbled upon a long-forgotten treasure of which the present landowner is oblivious. There is a popular story about a woman who had just learned her cancer was terminal. She invited her pastor over to help her plan her funeral. After deciding on the Order of the Service, the woman made one final request: she wanted to be buried with a Bible in one hand and a fork in the other. The pastor couldn’t hide his surprise. Why in the world would she want to be buried with a fork? The woman explained that the favorite part of any meal for her was when the hostess, while clearing away the dinner dishes, announced “keep your forks.” That meant that there was something more coming - something special - a dessert. The dying woman wanted to remind her loved ones that she was looking forward to something more. Some people look at Christian faith as a bitter pill they have to swallow. Mature believers recognize that it is the dessert. God loves us. Neither life, nor death, nor anything else in all creation can separate us from God’s love. It is a gift. We only have to receive it. Once we have received that gift, however, something invariably happens in our life. We start looking at life in a different way. God appears to Solomon in a dream with an offer he can’t refuse: “Ask of Me anything and I will give it to you.” Talk about a blank check! Solomon could have requested anything he wanted but he knew what he needed in order to face the challenge of leadership. Life is in many ways a search “for the hidden treasure in the field.” The Kingdom is often buried deep within all of us. Unfortunately, we are lured by the promise of a good life in the marketplace and fail to respond to Jesus’ promise of eternal life. The search for the fine pearl is a search to discover one’s unique identity and the search for the hidden treasure is to discover the in-dwelling Trinity. Once an individual discovers these two treasures, everything else pales before them. Jesus presents us with a parade of parables in the Gospels again today as He did in the past two weeks. To describe the Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus selected simple, ordinary comparisons: a farmer sowing seeds, weeds growing in a wheat field, a tiny mustard seed, yeast, a buried treasure, a fine pearl, a dragnet. The purpose and point of all these parables is to teach us that the Kingdom which Jesus proclaimed and described is both a heavenly and an earthly reality. Jesus emphasized this essential mixture of the divine and the human when He taught us to pray, “Our Father, Who art in Heaven,” by saying, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.”

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