St. Robert Bellarmine Church

November 15th, 2015 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

856 Euclid Ave ● Warrington ● PA www.saintrobertwarrington.org

Phone: 215.343.0315 Fax: 215.343.8592

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PARISH ADMINISTRATION

Rev. Msgr. James D. Beisel Mrs. Deborah Jaster Pastor Principal-St. Joseph/St. Robert School

Rev. Msgr. Joseph T. Kane Mrs. Joan Fitzpatrick Pastor Emeritus Director of Adult Faith Formation

Rev. John P. Stokely Mrs. Donna Heeney Parochial Vicar Director of Religious Education

Deacon George Morris Mr. Kevin Lutz Permanent Deacon Director of Music Ministries

Rev. Mr. Mark J. Cavara Deacon George Morris Transitional Deacon Director of Financial Services

Rev. Francis J. Cornely Mrs. Barbara Palo

Sunday Ministry Director of Teen Ministry

Mrs. Sheila Fehrman & Mrs. Mary Landry Mr. James Crumlish

Parish Secretaries - strobertsecretary@verizon.net Facilities Supervisor

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2015 5:00 P.M. - Jeannine Fehrman ~ 50th Anniversary SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Kyle Atras 9:00 A.M. - Lillian Schweiger 11:00 A.M. - Peter F. Ardizzi MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Parishioners 9:00 A.M. - Deceased Members of the Vaccaro Family TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Alice M. Opdyke 9:00 A.M. - Charlotte Verani WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Marie Rafalowski 9:00 A.M. - Sigmund & Alma Leszczynski THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Karen Taylor 9:00 A.M. - Michael Comfort FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Helen Wax ~ 1st Anniversary 9:00 A.M. - Ann Mastrocco ~ 20th Anniversary SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2015 9:00 A.M. - Benjamin Grove 5:00 P.M. - Michael Conricode SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2015 7:00 A.M. - Harold Vincent 9:00 A.M. - Anthony Tuono 11:00 A.M. - Tim McKevitt

Please pray for our sick parishioners, relatives, and friends, especially: Nicholas Chess Frank Waltrich Kevin McDevitt Pat Bocchicchio Bill Zarkowski Paige LaRosa Erica Sheehan Steven Geib Kevin Christopher Fox Tom Mullen Brendan Mullen Rita Ann Leonard Dolores McGrath Brian Charlton Andreas Shaftacolas Betty Stella Joyce Williams Frank Wagner Diane Barbier Ed Barker Christopher D’Souza James Kolody Wilber McCarty John Golaschevsky Maria Altopiedi Jarad Callan Matthew Milosazr

In an effort to keep our prayer list current, all names will

appear on this list for 30 days and then will be

automatically taken off. We are happy to keep a

name on the list, just call the parish office or

email strobertsecretary@verizon.net.

OUR PARISH GIVING

Sunday (11/08/15): $ 16,852 Online Bank Services Funds: $2,644 in 40 envelopes. Fall Block Collection: $48,109

Year to Date Totals - Sunday Collections: FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 Difference

$291,665 $288,153 -$3,508 (Fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30)

Thank you for your Sacrificial Generosity

THANKSGIVING RAFFLE ~ 3rd Drawing Congratulations to our winners:

$100 - Sheldon Family $150 - Bill Dugan $200 - Sandy Franko

Altar Flowers Donated in Loving Memory of :

Carmine A.

DeCrescente

UPCOMING EVENTS (at a glance) Nov 21 ~ Vatican Splendors Tr ip Nov 25 ~ SJR Noon Dismissal ~ Family Thanksgiving Mass Nov 26 ~ Thanksgiving ~ 9am Mass Only ~ Parish Office Closed Nov 29 ~ Fir st Sunday of Advent

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Dear Friends,

As we celebrate the Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time we are drawing near to the end of the liturgical year. The readings for this week, as usual, speak about the end-times. This time of November with its focus on our faithful departed, together with these readings, cause us to reflect on our own mortality. We pray that the grace of this weekend’s worship will insure God’s mercy and love at the end our own lives and at the end of all time.

This weekend we heard of the need for our support of Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary through its annual collection. You should have received a direct mailing concerning this collection. Please be as generous as you can in supporting our archdiocesan seminary in their mission to educate and form men to be holy and zealous priests. We have been blessed to participate in this formation process as a parish. We have been blessed by the presence of so many wonderful seminarians and now, priests.

This weekend is the last opportunity to submit names of possible candidates for the priesthood. The CALLED BY NAME process for obtaining names is concluding. The next step will be for me to send each person a letter indicating that their name was submitted and to ask them to prayerfully discern if this is a calling from the Lord himself. There will be follow-up steps going forward. PRAY for open and willing hearts to hear the call! Pray to for our young parishioner in the application process for the seminary and for Jonathan as he continues his studies at the seminary. If I were ever to have a legacy I desire, it would be for many, many future priests from Saint Robert Bellarmine Parish!

You may notice a new display at the back of church. The display is not only a reminder of our expansion and renovation project but it also contains current pictures of the construction sites. I am grateful to Ellen Cericola and Sallie Theis for their work in developing this display. As you know, there is always an opportunity for a pledge or donation. I am grateful to all who have participated in the campaign and for your ongoing support. I am also grateful for your kind and supportive words in light of a recent letter to the editor in the local paper from a non-parishioner. We cannot be discouraged in our efforts to address the needs of our parish community. THANK YOU ONE AND ALL!

This week I will once again be with the monks of the Abbey of the Holy Cross in Berryville, Virginia for my annual retreat. As usual, I will carry with me in prayer your intentions and needs. Please pray for me that I make a good retreat and return to you renewed and refreshed in the Lord and his Holy Spirit!

With a look ahead, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. We will be having our annual Thanksgiving Mass on Wednesday evening November 25 at 7PM and on Thanksgiving Day at 9AM. At these Masses we will be collecting non-perishable food for the needy and we will be blessing and distributing bread for your family meal. Please plan to attend Mass and offer the perfect prayer of thanksgiving, the Eucharist!

May Saint Robert Bellarmine greet our beloved dead in heaven and intercede for us here on earth!

With prayers,

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MOM’S PRAYER GROUP - The Mom’s Prayer Group meets on Thursday evenings at 7pm, Moms gather in the chapel to pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary. All mothers are welcome to come and pray for children, supporting them on their journey through this tough world. More info: Chris Trodden - 215.491.2542 Terry Funk - 215.343. 9781

CLERGY/MUSIC SCHEDULE (11/21 & 11/22)

5:00 PM Fr . Stokely/Dcn. George Cantor

7:00 AM Fr . Stokey

9:00 AM Fr . Cornely/Dcn. Cavara Adult Choir

11:00 AM Msgr . Beisel/Dcn. Cavara Cantor

Subject to change without notice

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FOR THOSE IN THE ARMED FORCES Please call the parish office with the name and branch for relatives who are on active duty. PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS : Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, Our Lord and Savior. AMEN

PLEASE PRAY FOR:

US Navy: Michael W. Zarkowski Edward W. Devinney II Barbara Ann Mullen Connor Fitzgerald Jenny Malandra John Wurtenberg III Joshua Velas US Army: Rev. Stephen Mc Dermott John Healey Danny Pritchard Robert F. Leimer Michael McBride Keith Carter Matthew Sawaya Ryan T. Krawczyk Philip Mc Cusker US Coast Guard: Brendan Williams Daniel Moschitti Todd J. Warga

USMC: Joseph Mc Menamin James McMenamin Daniel Harvey Elizabeth Harvey Clint Hajek Leo J. Keller Jr. Vincent J. Flannery,Jr. Anthony Taylor Kevin A. Daly Mark Piccirelli Michael Malandra Lisa Ann Burgy Nicholas Sabatini Patrick Kilkenny Mark Geib US Air Force: Karl Weinbreckt Francis Lemma Max J. Sempowski Michael Sempowski Anthony Comtois Andrew J. Velas Thomas Rook

Qualities Desired in a Priestly Candidate

HE:

Feels good about himself, has average to above average intelligence, and has good physical, mental and emotional health Is willing to sacrifice personal or material gain for the service of the Gospel and the Church Considers a personal relationship with God as an important part of life Forms and maintains healthy relationships with both men and women Has an ability and willingness to talk about his faith life Has the ability to lead and work with people of all ages Has a desired to serve others and make a difference in people’s lives Enjoys life, people, and has a sense of humor Is recognized as being approachable Recognizes the importance of the Church

ST. ROBERT’S CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP

We meet every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm in

St. Robert’s Chapel to give thanks and praise

to God for all our many blessings. This

Meeting is open to everyone in the Parish.

St. Joseph's St. Robert's CYO mass will be November 22,

2015 11 AM at Saint Robert's church.

All CYO members and their families

are encouraged to attend. There will be

light food and beverages served in

Monsignor Marley hall after mass. Our

CYO program offers sports for children from first to

eighth grade. Stop by after to learn more about what is

offered. Like us on Facebook. www.facebook.com/sjrcyo

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ST. JOSEPH/ST. ROBERT SCHOOL NEWS

Phone: 215.343.5100 Web: www.stjstr.org

FROM THE DESK OF

MRS. JASTER

APPLE OF MY EYE: Congratulations to the first students who were recognized for doing something good: Elizabeth Rosenello, Andrew Dachowski, Benjamin Bargerhuff, Albert Funk and Noelle Musial . TUITION ASSISTANCE: The application for tuition assistance through BLOCS is now available. Please note the new regulations – if you have received assistance through BLOCS this year, you must submit your application by December 31, 2015 or the window closes! You can access the online form either at www.blocs.org or go directly to www.smartaidforparents.com. The directions for completing the form are linked here and are also on the website. A PDF form to be downloaded and submitted in hard copy is not available to date but will be soon from Smart Aid. If you did not receive assistance through BLOCS this year but plan to submit an application your deadline is not so soon but you would be wise to submit ASAP.

SCHOOL PICTURES: The students will have their annual school pictures taken next Tuesday. Information about the pictures is being sent home today. CONGRATULATIONS!: Congratulations

to Katelynn Razler, grade 8, for placing third in the VFW Patriot’s Pen essay contest. The theme of the contest was: “What Freedom Means to Me”. I am sharing Katelynn’s thoughts wilh all of you in today’s communication. ST. JOSEPH’S CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: St. Joseph’s Chr istmas Bazaar is Sunday, December 6th in the Church Hall~Santa will be there~Food, Vendors, Crafters, Games for the Kids and pictures with Santa and plenty of great Raffle Baskets. See flyer in this week’s communication. JUST A THOUGHT: This past Sunday afternoon I attended our annual Sacrament Sunday. During one of his presentations, Father Jim DeGrassa spoke of the importance of “Catholic family traditions”. He gave examples such as attending Mass each week as a family, praying “Grace” before meals, or praying before going to bed. Father acknowledged that our lives are being lived at a frenetic pace. However, he encouraged all of us present to think of what faith-filled memories we are instilling in our children. A very powerful message, don’t you agree?

ST. ROBERT PREP PROGRAM

Phone: 215.343.9433

CALENDAR November Mon 16 Class Mon 23 Class, Service Project Wed 25 Thanksgiving Family Mass -- 7:00 PM Mon 30 Class

December Mon 7 Class, Confessions Grades 4-6

Mon 14 Class, Advent/Christmas Program

Mon 21 NO CLASS

Fri 25 Merry Christmas!

Mon 28 NO CLASS

January

Fri 1 Happy New Year-- Solemnity of Mary,

Mother of God -Holy day of Obligation

Mon 4 Class

Mon 11 Class

Mon 18 NO CLASS - Martin Luther King Holiday

Sat 23 1st Penance -- 10:30 AM in church

OUR ANNUAL PARISH GIVING TREE - Read Carefully: different instructions for returns this year!!

The Giving Tree will be decorated with gift tags beginning November 21. Once again we invite all parishioners to join in the Spirit of Christmas by helping families in need. We are grateful for your past generosity and ask that you continue to support our efforts to assist parish families, the Bucks County Community Women's Center in Bristol, our sister parish, St. Cyprian in West Philadelphia and the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Please select a tag, purchase and wrap the St. Cyprian’s gift (gifts for the Women’s Center do not need to be wrapped), tape the tag back on the gift. Return gifts as follows: Due to the church renovation, we will have only ONE collection weekend. Please return all gifts to Monsignor Marley Hall the weekend of December 5th and 6th. DO NOT place any gifts under the Giving Tree this year. However, store certificates can still be placed in the box under the trees. Any parish family that may be in a difficult situation this year that would benefit from the services our ‘Giving Tree’ provides; please call Msgr. Beisel at the rectory to discuss. All requests will be kept confidential. Contact Sallie Theis 215.696.1477 or Rosemarie Abecasis 215.343.8113 if you have any questions.

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Mrs. Barbara Palo (Director of Teen Ministry–mompalo@aol.com)● Facebook: St. Rober t Teen Ministry Program

LOCK IN - Friday, November 27th

from 10pm to 8am Saturday the 28th in the gym. All 8th to 12 grade students welcome.

This event will include music, food, movies, service project, games and catching up with friends. More info will be available shortly. contact mompalo@aol.com for mandatory permission form. Adult chaperones are needed for this event. If you are interested/able in helping with any or all of the night, it would be appreciated.

FEAST Feed Everyone at Special Times This organization will be preparing and packing meals for approximately 150 needy families this coming Thanksgiving. They service the Warrington, Hatboro, Doylestown, Chalfont and surrounding areas. How can we help? Donations are needed...6 to 10lb fresh turkey breasts, boxed potatoes, stove top stuffing, cranberry sauce, vegetables and pies. Do you know a family who could benefit from this organization's work? Contact Bob Abecasis at 215 534 9896 for more information.

All 7th to 12th grade students are welcome to join us on Thursday evening Nov. 19th from 7:30 to 8:30 in the chapel.

Dear PYM,

On behalf of the Central Bucks Special Friends, I would like to thank you and then youth group for helping us with our Halloween Dance again this year. Our members and their families are all very grateful for what you do and really enjoy the company of the teens. To show our appreciation the youth group, enclosed is a donation to be used for future activities.

We are very grateful to Fr. John for acting as our DJ. It made the day very special for our members to have him share it with them. Please give him our thanks again.

You are all very special people and we are grateful for you.

Sincerely,

Ceile Hedberg, Secretary, Central Bucks Special Friends

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National Bible Week 2015 November 15—November 21

Wednesday, November 18 for BIBLE BASICS and Lectio Divina — 7:00 PM in the Chapel

Ever Ancient, Ever New: The Art and Practice of LECTIO DIVINA

Here are the four steps of lectio divina (divine reading that allows us to attune our hearts to the voice of God,

which often requires us to become still and silent):

1. Read (lectio) - Choose a Bible passage, maybe the upcoming Sunday Gospel. Slowly read the

passage, pausing on a word or phrase that resonates with your mind and heart.

2. Meditate (meditatio) - Read the passage again, thinking about the word or phrase that attracted you.

Do you “hear” or “see” Christ in the this verse?

3. Pray (oratio) - Respond in prayer with God, have a conversation with God about what he may be asking of you .

4. Contemplate (contemplatio) - Rest in God’s presence.

These are simple explanations of the steps. You can see more at www.ignatianspirituality.com

and join us on November 18!

A WALK THROUGH THE DOOR OF MERCY

Wednesday, December 2, 2015 @ 7:00 PM in MMH Presenter: Sr. Maureen Colleary, FSP

Pope Francis has announced an Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy

This Holy Year will begin on December 8, 2015, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception.

Join us on December 2 as Sr. Maureen leads us through a presentation and reflection on this

Jubilee of Mercy, focused on the Pope’s proclamation. He has asked that we contemplate just

how merciful God has been to us and how we are called to be merciful to others in turn. Pope

Francis has a “burning desire..” for us to reflect on the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.

Please RSVP by Monday, November 30 so we can be sure to seating and handouts for everyone.

Joan Fitzpatrick 215.343.0315 or jfitzaff2@verizon.net

Sr. Maureen Colleary is a member of the Franciscan Sisters of peace of Haverstraw, New York. She holds the

degree of Master of Arts in pastoral Ministry and Bereavement from Seton Hall University in Orange, New

Jersey. She is currently a member of the RENEW International Pastoral Services Team. Before joining the staff

of RENEW, she ministered as the founding Director of Development for Franciscan congregation, taught on

both the primary and secondary levels was part of the Archdiocese of New York Parish Mission Team.

Praying with Advent Gospels of Luke

10:00 AM OR 7:00 PM in the Chapel—December 9

Prepare to celebrate Christmas by reflecting on the Advent Gospels, waiting and praying in “joyful hope.”

Fresh baked Christmas cookies are most welcome! Beverages provided.

Focus on Faith Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Daniel 12:1-3; Hebrews 10: 11-14,18; Mark 13: 24-32

How does the Second Coming affect the way you live each day?

If the world were to end in fifteen minutes, what would you do?

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Last Saturday, I had the chance to visit with our parish's Men's Group. We talked about "who God wants us to be" as well as current events and the upcoming Sunday Gospel. I had such a great time, and I hope to get back soon! The group welcomes any men, at any time, to participate in the Saturday morning discussions. If you can make the time, I think you’ll be glad you did. Information about what they will be discussing and where they will be meeting is sent out a few days prior to each Saturday morning meeting. To get on the group email list, you can call to Norm Racine at (267) 968-5905 or email him your contact information at nracine@gmail.com and he’ll be happy to add you. All the best, Fr. John Stokely

25TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE SALE

Saturday, Dec. 5th

Douglas Fir (6-8ft) $35 ● Fraser Fir (6-9ft) $45

Pick Up (rain, snow or shine) 7:30-9:30 am

To order call Rich Visco 215.491.9983

Ordering/Payment Deadline - Mon. Nov. 30th

Trees are sold on a pre-paid basis. Selection is first

come first serve.

Volunteers are welcome to help the day of pickup.

Proceeds benefit St. Robert’s Parish.

RESPECT LIFE

“Do you want to do something beautiful for God?

There is a person who needs you. This is your chance.”

Mother Teresa

43RD MARCH FOR LIFE

NATIONAL MALL IN WASHINGTON D.C.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 2016

SAVE THE DATE - JOIN US

Plan ahead - make your arrangements to join 400,000

people at the March this year. St. Robert's will once

again provide bus transportation for parishioners who

want to attend the March. Weather permitting the bus

will leave St. Robert's parking lot after the 7am Mass

and return between 9 and 10 pm.

More info: call Jan @215/343-4572

Introducing the New & Improved

RachelsVineyard.org We are very excited to share our revamped Rachel’s

Vineyard website with you! With the increase usage of

tablets and smart phones, we are happy to announce that

our new website is now compatible with all mobile de-

vices! Our main goal is to keep our website user-

friendly for all. We hope the changes we’ve made help

in making support and healing easily accessible to those

in need.

SAFE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM On December 31, 2014, 23 pieces of Pennsylvania State legislation were enacted that impact the way we prevent and report child abuse. As a result, all people who volunteer for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are required fulfill the following obligations:

CLEARANCES: PA State Police Criminal Record Check PA Department of Public Welfare Child Abuse

Clearance Check Federal History Fingerprint Clearance ~ ONLY if

you lived outside of PA within the last 10 years Go to childyouthprotection.org

select Staff & Volunteers, then select Checks & Clearances

*** MUST BE RENEWED EVERY 3 YEARS *** Disclosure Statement Application for Volunteers

Go to childyouthprotection.org select Staff & Volunteers,

then select Information for Volunteers TRAINING: Safe Environment Training Technology Addendum Mandated Reporter Training Signed Mandated Reporter Acknowledgement Form

Go to childyouthprotection.org select Staff & Volunteers,

then select Required Training

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Don't forget the opportunity to honor or memorialize your loved ones through altar flowers or sanctuary lamp dedications.

Contact the parish office for more information.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL The Gospel predicts end times; our challenge though is to live faithfully now. When we live in conformity to the Word, hearing Jesus’ words and living them out, the future holds no fear for us.

As you place your gift in the Society of

St. Vincent de Paul poor box, know that

you are hearing the words of Jesus and

living them out.

POPE FRANCIS COMMEMORATIVE BOOK Pre-orders are now being accepted for Pope Francis in America: The Official Photographic Record. This chronicles the visit of Pope Francis to Philadelphia, as well as Washington, D.C. and New York City. $8 will be donated to the World Meeting of Families to help defray expenses from hosting the Holy Father. For a limited time, pre-ordered books come with a 25% discount. Orders can be placed through the World Meeting of Families website. Go to www.worldmeeting2015.org and click on “Pre-Order Your Keepsake Book.”

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WEEKEND MASSES WEEKDAY MASSES HOLY DAYS CONFESSIONS

Saturday: Vigil 5:00 p.m. 7:00 & 9:00 am - Monday/Friday 7:00 am Saturday: 3:30 to 4:30 pm

Sunday: 7:00 am 9:00 am - Saturday 9:00 am

9:00 am Summer: 12:00 noon PARISH OFFICE HOURS

11:00 am Weekday - 8:00 am 7:00 pm Monday-Friday 9am-4:30pm

Saturday - 9:00 am Closed on Holy Days

IMPORTANT PARISH INFORMATION

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

First & third Sundays of the month at 12:15 pm. Baptism

Classes for parents and godparents are held on an announced

day in January, March, May, July, September and November

at 7 pm in the Church. Call the Parish Office to pre-register.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

You must be a registered member of the Parish and must

notify the priest at least six months prior to your marriage date.

Pre-Cana classes (2nd Sat. in March. & 2nd Sat. in

November) are required. Contact Par ish Office for

registration forms, due 2 weeks in advance of the Pre-Cana

Class

COMMUNION CALLS

Monthly to shut-ins by the priests. Weekly - Extraordinary

Ministers if requested. In an Emergency a Priest Should Be

Called Immediately.

PARISH REGISTRATION

Please ask one of the priests after a weekend Mass to register

your family. Please notify the parish office if you are moving

from the parish or if you have changed your address.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

Adoration - Each Monday (except Summer & National

Holidays) after the 9 am Mass, with simple Reposition (No

Benediction) at 4 pm. At 3 pm the Divine Mercy Chaplet is

recited.

SAFE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM

All parish staff and volunteers who have regular contact

with young people must attend a Protecting God’s Children

Awareness Session. In addition background checks must be

updated every 3 years. Links to background checks can be

found on the website. Visit our website, click on

Community, then Safe environment. It will direct you to

the Child and Youth Protection Site. If you have not

completed your background checks and the class YOU

MAY NOT VOLUNTEER.

BULLETIN DEADLINE - Monday 11am - Turn in material

typed, with your name & phone number at the parish office or

strobertsecretary@verizon.net.

PARISH RESOURCES

Adult Faith Formation Joan Fitzpatrick 215-343-0315

Afghan Guild Claire Coleman 215-343-2299

Al-Anon Contact 215-222-5244

Altar Servers Deacon George Morris 215-343-0315

Bereavement Committee Joan Fitzpatrick 215-343-0315

Bloodmobile Mary Marquis 215-343-8635

Catholic Charities Bill Fehrman 215-343-1752

Charismatic Prayer Group Dolores Seif 215-343/8775

Christ’s Housekeepers Eleanor Crowley 215-675-8955

Crisis Pregnancy 24 Hour Hotline 610-626-4006

E.P.’s (Seniors) Jack Forbes 215-343-1625

Extraordinary Ministers Deacon George Morris 215-343-0315

Family Fellowship Bob Abecasis 215-343-8113

Knights of Columbus Rob Hessler 215-491-0648

Liturgical Environment Joan Fitzpatrick 215-343-0315

Men’s Prayer Group Norman Racine 267-968-5905

Minister of Hospitality Peter Vreeland 215-343-2091

Ministers of the Word Deacon George Morris 215-343-0315

Mother’s Prayer Group Chris Trodden 215-491-2542

Msgr. Marley Hall Jonathan DeMent 215-421-4407

Music Ministry Kevin Lutz Kevinlutz920@yahoo.com

Pastoral Council Tom Utermark 215-343-9528

Pre-Cana Ellen/Don Cericola 215-343-3275

Pre-Jordan/RCIA Joan Fitzpatrick 215-343-0315

Prison Ministry Ray Rugarber 215-672-7678

Respect Life Len Cline 215-343-4572

St. Cyprian Patti Hessler (cell)267-250-5721

St. John’s Hospice Msgr. James Beisel 215-343-0315

St. Francis Inn Candy Bakasy 215-343-1002

St. Vincent De Paul Society (Answering machine) 267-644-8189

Parish Youth Ministry Barb Palo 215-343-2083

PASTORAL COUNCIL: (Elected Position) Bob Abecasis 215/343-8113

Joann Crescenzo 215/491-4288

Pastoral issues Sheila Fehrman 215/343-1752

to be discussed? Bill Gibbons 215/343-4066

Amy Moffett 215/343-5436

Contact one of the Dottie Prior 215/328-9406

members. Betty Sanotoro 215/ 343-6747

Mike Speranza 215/956-9769

Tom Utermark 215/343-9528

Brian Zook 267/483-8409

FINANCE COUNCIL:

(Appointed Position)

Carol Bauman

Ed Clark

Thomas Castaldi

Kirk Clauss

John Del Vecchio

Terry Funk

Robin Killion

Susan Westerman n

Elmer O’Brien

Frederick Reed