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CCelebrating 90 years of God’s abundant grace May 10 , 2020 Fifth Sunday of Easter

THE CHURCH OF

SAINT TIMOTHY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Founded 1928

116 ST. TIMOTHY NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, YOU BELONG HERE WWW.ST-TIMS.ORG

11 0 M A Y 2 0 2 0 F O U R T H S U N D A Y O F E A S T E R

Saint Timothy Convent 3033 Levick Street

Telephone: 215-624-8333 The Sisters of Saint Joseph

The Sisters of Christian Charity

Saint Timothy Rectory 3001 Levick Street * Philadelphia, PA 19149

Telephone: 215-624-6188 * Fax: 215-624-1316 Open daily 9:00a.m. — 4:00p.m.

Reverend Michael S. Olivere, Pastor

Reverend Jason E. Buck, In Residence Reverend Charles J. Noone, In Residence

Reverend John A. Kolodziej, OSFS Sunday Ministry

Pastoral Staff Sister Beatrice McElrone, SSJ

Director of Social Services 215-331-5436

Ms. Anne Coneghen Director of Music Ministries

215-624-6188 x102 Mrs. Cheryl Kirschman

Coordinator of Religious Education 215-624-6188 x123

Mr. Thomas Sullivan Business Manager

215-624-6188 x104

Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School Hawthorne and Levick Streets

Telephone: 215-338-9797 * Fax: 215-331-6457 Ms. Linda Milewski, Principal

Sunday Mass Saturday evening: 4:30 pm

Sunday: 6:30 am, 9:15 am, 12:00 pm Daily Mass

Monday to Friday: 8:30 am Saturday: 8:30 am

Summer Daily Mass Schedule: May 31-September 3

Monday to Friday: 8:30a.m. & Saturday: 8:30 a.m. Holydays

No Vigil Mass the day before the Holyday. Mass on the Holy day of Obligation:

6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 12:05 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

ANNOINTING OF THE SICK

Please contact the rectory to make arrangements for anointing and Communion for the sick and dying.

BAPTISM OF CHILDREN The Sacrament of Baptism is administered on the second and fourth

Sunday of each month at 1:00 pm in the upper church. Parents are asked to register for Baptism by calling the rectory.

Pre Jordan instructions are required for parents and are held on the first Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the rectory dining room.

To be Announced Please call the rectory to register for the class.

BLESSED SACRAMENT Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held every Wednesday in the

lower church beginning at 9:00 am and concluding at 12 noon.

NEW PARISHIONERS New parishioners are most welcome and are encouraged to register as

soon as possible after moving into the parish.

RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)

Confessions are heard every Saturday from 3:15 to 4:15pm in the lower church, or by appointment.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (PREP) Religious instruction for elementary school students takes place on Wednesday afternoons during the school year. Please contact Mrs.

Cheryl Kirschman for more information .

CHRISTIAN INITIATION of ADULTS This prepares adolescents and adults for Baptism and full communion in

the Catholic Church. For more information, please contact the rectory.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Arrangements for the Sacrament of Marriage must be made with one of

the parish priests at least six months before the wedding date.

VISITS TO SICK AND HOMEBOUND The parish priests visit the sick in their homes and in area hospitals.

Please contact the rectory to arrange a visit.



A L e t t e r f r o m o u r P a s t o r

Dear Friends, Happy Mothers’ Day to all of our mothers, grandmothers, Godmothers, and those who, in any way, are mother-figures. The love that you give to those in your lives whom you nurture and care for is unmatched on this earth, and it is so right that we take this day to honor all of you for what you do each day. It is also fitting that we remember with love our deceased mothers, and pray that they be given the reward by God promised to all those who, in this life, are faithful. As we begin this month of May, we recall that it is traditionally the month in which we honor in a special way Mary, the mother of Jesus. Mary is so many things to us as people of faith: an advocate, an intercessor, a friend, a guide, a role model, and, perhaps over and above everything else, a mother to us, just as much as she is to her son, Jesus. Contemplating the importance of Mary and all of our mothers in our lives, we recognize them as true heroes. We have been hearing that word frequently during these days of the COVID-19 pandemic, for, indeed, there are heroes all around us, particularly those who are on the front lines of this crisis, including our dedicated medical personnel, our police officers and fire fighters and other first responders, our funeral directors and their staffs, and so many others who, each day, are literally risking their lives for the good of us all. But mothers are heroes to us in all ways and at all times: nurturing us, supporting us no matter what may come, building us up, and, perhaps over and above all else, loving us without measure. Today is truly a day to give thanks for these true heroes with whom we have all been blessed, and to ask Mary’s motherly intercession, especially that she guide us through this “valley of tears” in which we finds ourselves at this present moment in time.

I once again take this opportunity to thank all those who have continued to support the parish financially in these challenging times. Your support is vital to our survival. I humbly ask everyone to please, if you are able, continue to financially support Saint Timothy’s by using your weekly offering envelopes, even though we are not gathering for Sunday Mass. If you are able to mail your envelopes to the rectory or bring them personally, I would be most grateful. Please remember as well that we have online Parish Giving available, through which you are able to make your weekly contribution safely and electronically online. The link for this is on our parish homepage, and if you click on to the Parish Giving link, the directions on how to begin the process are very easy. If you have any questions, please call the rectory and we would be glad to assist you.

I remind you especially of the importance of the Easter collection. This is one of the most important

collections of the year, and it assists us in so many ways in keeping our parish financially sound. I ask you, as always, to please be as generous as possible.

Please know that you and those you love are daily remembered in my Masses and my prayers.

Love and prayers, Father Olivere



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P a r i s h C a l e n d a r

M a s s I n t e n t i o n s

Mon., 8:30 am Tue., 8:30 am Wed., 8:30 am Thu., 8:30 am Fri., 8:30 am Saturday 4:30 pm Sunday 9:15 am 12:00 pm

A l t a r S e r v e r S c h e d u l e — M a y 1 0 t h

S u n d a y S c r i p t u r e R e a d i n g s

U n i v e r s a l C a l l t o H o l i n e s s

Church Memorials-Week of May 10th

The Sanctuary Light in the Upper Church will burn

In Memory of Joseph W. and Margaret M. Lyskiewicz

The Bread and Wine are offered in the Upper Church In Loving Memory Ray Spenser

The Sanctuary Light in the Lower Church will burn

In Loving Memory Anna Blanche

The Bread and Wines are offered in the Lower Church In Loving Memory of Ray Spenser

Monday May 11

Tuesday May 12

Wednesday May 13

Thursday May 14

Friday May 15

Saturday May 16

Sunday May 17

Adult Hand Bells

6pm

Parish Penance Service 7pm LC

PREP 4:30-5:45pm

Children’s Choir

2:50pm Children’s

Hand Bells 4:00

Adult Choir 7pm

Sunday, May 17th: Acts 1:12-14; Ps 27:1, 4, 7-8; 1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 17:1-11a;

Monday, May 11th Easter Weekday 8:30am Joseph and Marie Lill Tuesday, May 12th SS. Nereus, Achilleus and Pancras 8:30am Thomas Garvin Wednesday, May 13th Our Lady of Fatima 8:30am Holy Souls in Purgatory Thursday, May 14th Saint Matthias 8:30am William Coneghen Friday, May 15th Saint Isidore 8:30am Bernard R. Boyle Saturday, May 16th Easter Weekday 8:30am John Hamski 4:30pm Dec’d Sisters of Saint Joseph Sunday, May 17th Sixth Sunday of Easter 6:30am Ray Carberry 9:15am Antonetta and Filomina Circeli 12:00pm Joseph Quigley (11th Anniversary)

EXPOSITION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT AND BENEDICTION

on Wednesdays in the Lower Church. Exposition will take place after the 8:30 am Mass until Benediction at 12 Noon

RECITATION OF THE HOLY ROSARY

8:00 am daily in the Lower Church. 8:00 am Saturday at the outdoor Grotto (weather permitting).

PRE JORDAN CLASSES

The next Pre Jordan class will be April 6th at 7 pm in the rectory. Please contact the rectory to register for this class.

215-624-6188

Please visit our website: st-tims.org for updates on cancellations and Masses.

Visit our Facebook page, Saint Timothy Catholic Church, Mayfair Philadelphia to view our masses.

Benediction and the Rosary

are suspended until further notice.

Scrip is open: Tuesday 1-4pm

Wednesday 9am-4pm Thursday 9am-4pm Friday 9am-12pm

215-624-6188

THANK YOU

Thank you for your continued support of Saint Timothy Parish through the use of your Sunday envelopes and

Parish Giving. Sunday envelopes may be dropped off at the rectory through the mail slot, or mailed directly to

Saint Timothy’s rectory.

Weekly Parish bulletins are available through the scrip office

Tuesday through Friday 9am to 3pm.



A Complete Listing of CORA Programs you can register for TODAY!

Family Resource Line

The newest addition to CORA’s broad array of services was expedited to meet your needs during the COVID 19 crisis. Call 215-342-7660 during operating hours and be directly connected with one of our professionals with expertise in academics, parenting, early

childhood, community resources and more. Hours: Monday-Friday 9am to 1pm Wednesdays from 3-7 pm

Youth and Adult Recovery

Alternative Peer Group: Typically held at the Bridge Way School on Wednesdays (4-6pm) and Saturdays (6-8pm), currently operating on a

virtual platform.

Drug and Alcohol Counseling: CORA is looking to support new clients via tele-therapy. Those in recovery, thinking about quitting, or simply concerned about their usage during quarantine , are urged to inquire today while openings last.

Teen Intervention Program: Do you have a son or daughter who you believe could be exposed to or experimenting with alcohol or other drugs?

CORA can provide weekly virtual counseling sessions to help address your concerns, provide education on the effects of substance abuse, and teach your child healthy coping skills to resist pressure to use substances.

Youth/Family Counseling Services

Family Advocate Program: Cora can offer weekly counseling sessions to address parenting concerns and teach your child (ages 5-18) positive Coping skills, and ways to express and manage feelings of sadness and/or anxiety.

Youth Behavioral Health

Student Assistance Program: Have you noticed a significant change in your child’s behavior or mood, or are you worried about your child’s mental health or substance use? If so, your child could benefit from SAP assessment services. A trained master’s level clinician can meet with you and your child virtually to discuss your concerns and see if additional services are needed. If CORA does not provide SAP in your child’s

school, we can direct you to the appropriate provider for services.

Pregnant and Parenting Supports

Lifeline: Navigating pregnancy or new parenthood may be especially scary during this uncertain time. Support is available for teens and young adults (mothers and/or fathers) who are currently expecting or newly parenting. Receive advice, participate in virtual support groups, learn about

available resources and more.

Out of School Time Services

Virtual After School Programming: YouthCOR online is now available Monday-Friday for free. Philadelphia residents with children in grades K-8 can fill out a brief enrollment application with family size and income information. Kids can sign into Class Dojo daily between 3 and

6pm to participate in age appropriate learning activities - live dance classes, fun DIY, literacy and stem activities, career exploration and even virtual Field Trip Fridays in partnership with the Franklin Institute. Information about summer camps is coming soon.

Work Ready: Join YouthCOR’s Out of School Time program for high school students (ages 14-18) and obtain summer employment through the

Philadelphia Youth Network.

Early Childhood Services

Early Intervention: CORA provides Early Intervention Services for children 3-5 through Elwyn. If you are concerned that your child is not meeting appropriate developmental milestones, contact ASAP.



Edward T. Courtney

John J. Courtney Dorothy Resavage

Margaret Wiley

PARISH PRAYER INTENTIONS

P R E P — MM r s . C h e r y l K i r s c h m a n 2 1 5 - 6 2 4 - 6 1 8 8 E x t . 1 2 3

P a r i s h S o c i a l M i n i s t r y 2 1 5 - 3 3 1 - 5 4 3 6 S r . B e a M c E l r o n e , S S J

Janice Buck Baby Machlan Bentley Baker Carmela Cella John Clemens Jack Dillon Joan Dillon Daniel J. Dougherty Jeanette Frese Cindy Garbacki Mason Garro Deacon Ed Hanley Patrick Kelly Tim Kelly

Matthew Jann Raymond Jann Bob Jones Christina Kosyla Baby Maclan Christina Mican Joan Migliore Manning Patti Martin Rita McKeown Timothy Mitchell, Sr. Fran Murray Joanmarie Nolan Charlotte Rychlicki Sue Zeoli

Let them be filled with patience and joy in your presence as they wait for your healing touch. Please restore your servants to full health,

dear Father. Remove all fear and doubt from their hearts by the power of your Holy Spirit, and may you, Lord, be glorified through their life,

Amen.

**We will be happy to keep the name of your loved one on the sick list for three weeks. Hopefully, by that time, they will have recovered. If you wish to extend a request for prayers beyond that time, please call the rectory in order

to place the request on the prayer list again.**

Prayers Wanted Please take a card from the basket at the altar and pray for a student

preparing for sacraments.

Sacrament Preparation Sacrament information sessions have been held for the parents and

guardians of students preparing for Penance and Communion as well as Confirmation. If you were not able to attend, contact Mrs.

Kirschman as soon as possible for important information and an application.

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Effective immediately, and until further notice,

Archbishop Pérez, in union with the Bishops of Pennsylvania, has dispensed the faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia

from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass.

A n n o u n c e m e n t f r o m t h e A r c h d i o c e s e

ATTENTION

Saint Timothy’s will no longer be celebrating public Masses until

further notice.

Confessions will be heard in the lower church as usual,

3:15 - 4:15pm on Saturdays. Saint Timothy Catholic Church, Mayfair

Philadelphia



B l e s s e d T r i n i t y T u i t i o n O f f i c e 2 1 5 - 6 2 4 - 6 1 8 8 x 1 1 0 / 2 1 5 - 3 3 8 - 9 7 9 7 x 1 2 2

May 17th: Bread and Wine (UC) May 17th: Bread and Wine (LC) May 24th: Sanctuary Light (UC) May 24th: Sanctuary Light (LC) May 24th: Bread and Wine (LC)

R e m a i n i n g 2 0 1 9 S a n c t u a r y M e m o r i a l s

The Scrip Program benefits so many people in our parish. It helps those who participate with their tuition costs to

Blessed Trinity School and Saint Timothy Parish as well. Are you looking for a way to give back to your Parish, SCRIP is the program for you. Volunteer your time, purchase SCRIP gift cards (at face value and a small percentage is allotted towards the Parish or a young person’s tuition). There are many ways to be involved. Check out our expansive list of participating stores: grocery, retail, restaurants, movies. You can’t go wrong with gift cards. Stop by on the SCRIP

office Tuesday: 1pm to 4pm Wednesday: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm Thursday: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 6pm Friday: 9am to 12pm DROP OFF ORDERS are available also. Orders may be dropped

off in the rectory mail slot Email orders: [email protected]

S C R I P - M r . T h o m a s S u l l i v a n 2 1 5 - 6 2 4 - 6 1 8 8 e x t . 1 0 6

M u s i c M i n i s t r y A n n e C o n e g h e n 2 1 5 - 6 2 4 - 6 1 8 8 E x t . 1 0 2

CONTACT: Sr. Mary Elizabeth Farrell, SSJ. or Mr. Tom Sullivan

[email protected] or [email protected]

The tuition office is open on Monday through Thursday, from 10am to 3pm

If you can carry a tune and want to learn, come sing with us.

Choir and Hand Bells are suspended until further notice

PCA Grab and Go Meal Sites for 60 and over -

PCA is operating a series of grab and go meal distribution sites for older adults, aged 60 and older, to provide nourishment during COVID-19. In all, a total of 20 sites are open for grab and go meals. Since this list is subject to change, older adults should call each site first to be added to the list for meals or to discuss other meal arrangements. For a list of centers offering grab and go meals, hours of operation and contact information for the Northeast:

Northeast Philadelphia Northeast Older Adult Center 8101 Bustleton Ave., 19152

215-685-0576 Mondays and Wednesdays

Peter Bressi NE Senior Center 4744-46 Frankford Ave., 19124

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Kleinlife Northeast & Kleinlife Russian Satellite 10100 Jamison Ave., 19116

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Recognizing that many older adults may have difficulty leaving their homes, family members may pick up meals, with

prior arrangement at each site. Centers will also work with PCA to arrange for meals to be home delivered, if needed.

In addition, the City of Philadelphia has partnered with Share

Food Program and Philabundance to offer free food sites throughout Philadelphia, where residents can pick up free food for their households. For a list of those sites go to:

PCA website and click on: PCA Grab and Go Meal Sites

Mother’s Day Blessisngs! from

Father Olivere Father Noone Father Buck

Sisters of Saint Joseph Sisters of Christian Charity and

Saint Timothy Staff



God’s Plan for Giving: Thank you! Tithing is God’s plan to support His Church. Full tithing means 10% of income to God. We ask half of this, or 5% for your

Parish Church.

Financial Information—Sunday Tithing G O L D E N F R I E N D S S E N I O R C L U B

C o n t a c t : K a t h y D r i s s e l 2 1 5 - 3 7 0 - 7 7 3 5

A Will can be a final expression of one’s love and concern for family, friends, and the Parish Community.

Please remember St Timothy Church in your estate planning!

Sunday, May 3, 2020 Amt: $6,251.00 Env: 91

Sunday, May 5, 2019 Amt: $6,972.00 Env: 307

Stop by and have a great Wednesday with us from 10am to 2pm. You can have coffee, cake, make many

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P a r t i c i p a t i n g P a r i s h i o n e r / S c h o o l F a mi l y

A participating parishioner is a member of Saint Timothy Parish who faithfully attends Mass on Sunday & who contributes to the support of our parish at that time through the use of Sunday enve-lopes with a minimum contribution of $11.00 per week as the par-ish subsidy has been increased to $1,150 per student. In addition, High School students should continue to use their envelopes as well. All contributions will be reviewed & tuition will be charged accordingly.

Sanctuary Memorials

Sanctuary candle: A sanctuary candle burns in both our upper and lower church to remind us of the sacramental presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. If you wish to have the sanctuary candles in the upper or lower church burn for a full week in memory of a loved one, please contact the rectory.

The suggested offering is $10. Bread and Wine: In the early Church it was customary for the People of God to provide the bread and wine to be used at the Celebration of the Eucharist. If you wish to participate in the ancient tradition of providing the bread and wine for the Celebration of the Eucharist in either the upper church or lower church as a memorial for your Family or your deceased loved ones, please call the rectory. Suggested offering: $10. Sanctuary Memorial Fund: This fund is an ideal way to memorialize deceased loved ones and friends. At the time of a funeral, funds can be directed to the Parish Sanctuary Fund. An acknowledgement of the gift is sent to the Family of the deceased. The fund is used for the upkeep of Saint Timothy Sanctuaries. Mass is offered for Memorial Fund Benefactors privately.

M e m o r i a l O p p o r t u n i t i e s

Saint Timothy 50/50 Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31 Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00 Drawing: Last Monday of month/need not be present to win. NAME: PHONE:





There are Sanctuary Candles and Bread and Wine Memorials

available through the rest of the year

Please visit, or call the rectory 215-624-6188

CONGRATULATIONS! To our April winner:

McGarvey



Many THANKS to all who so generously honored their beloved family and friends, living and

deceased, during the Easter Season

Pray the Live Rosary for the End of the Coronavirus with the Faithful of the Archdiocese

Join us online, by phone or in spirit as we pray the

Rosary every night at 8 PM. We will ask the miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary to

put an end to the Coronavirus.. When: Every Night: 8:00-8:30 PM (Eastern)*

Enter this link to tune in each night at 8 pm zoom.us/j/494480541…

Enter the link 5-10 minutes early to allow your device to download any necessary software.

Or dial-in by telephone: Dial: (646) 558-8656 Enter the Webinar ID: 494 480 541

Hosted by: Meghan Cokeley, Office for the New Evangelization, Archdiocese of Philadelphia

Sanctuary Light and Bread and Wines Memorials

are available for May through December . Please contact the rectory if you would like to

remember a loved one with a Sanctuary Light or Bread and Wine.

215-624-6188

Patrick, Racheal, Moses and Rita Michael J. Toth, Sr. Ann and Anthany

Mary and John Gentner Deceased Members of the Grasela & Tapley Families



Saint Timothy Parish Mission Statement

We, the parish Family of Saint Timothy Roman Catholic Church of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a diverse community of many generations, are dedicated to announcing God’s presence for all people

Relying on God’s Spirit and a strong tradition of Word, worship and welcome, we seek to create a community of prayer, teaching and service.

Parish Clergy Reverend Michael S. Olivere ......................... Pastor ................................................. 215-624-6188 [email protected] Reverend Jason E. Buck ................................ In Residence ....................................... 215-624-6188 Reverend Charles J. Noone ........................... In Residence ....................................... 215-624-6188

Parish Pastoral Staff Sister Beatrice McElrone, SSJ ........................ Social Services .................................... 215-331-5436 Ms. Anne Coneghen ...................................... Music Ministries ................................. 215-624-6188 x102 [email protected] Mrs. Cheryl Kirschman .................................. Religious Education ............................ 215-624-6188 x123 [email protected]

Parish Administrative Staff Mr. Thomas Sullivan ..................................... Business Manager 215-624-6188 x104 [email protected] Mrs. Annmarie Haag ..................................... Secretary ............................................ 215-624-6188 x101 [email protected] Ms. Mary Porter ............................................ Secretary ............................................ 215-624-6188 x212 [email protected] Mrs. Maria Fletcher ...................................... Secretary ............................................ 215-624-6188 x103 [email protected] Mr. Francesco Sifoni…………………………………...Director of Facilities………………………….215-624-6188 [email protected]

Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School Ms. Linda Milewski ....................................... Principal .............................................. 215-338-9797 [email protected] Mr. James Zaccario ....................................... Director of Advancement ................... 215-338-9797 x 121 [email protected] Mr. Thomas Sullivan ..................................... School Business Office ........................ 215-338-9797 [email protected] Mrs. Anna Marie Kelly .................................. School Secretary ................................. 215-338-9797 x120 [email protected] Sister Mary Elizabeth Farrell, SSJ .................. Tuition Officer .................................... 215-624-6188 x110 [email protected] BTRCS Smart Tuition ..................................... SMART Tuition .................................... 888-868-8828 Home and School Association ...................... ........................................................... 215-338-9797 (option ‘6’) - (voice mail only)

Parish Ministry Contacts Aid for Friends .............................................. Mrs. Lynn Trombetta ....................... 215-464-2224 Altar Servers ................................................. Mr. & Mrs. John Kirschman ............. 215-338-9797 x123 [email protected] Choir ............................................................. Ms. Anne Coneghen ........................ 215-624-6188 x102 [email protected] CYO Sports .................................................... Mrs. Tricia Decker............................ 215-333-5203 [email protected] CYO Teenage Youth Group ........................... Mr. Thomas Sullivan ........................ 215-743-6344 [email protected] Extraordinary Ministers of Communion ....... Rectory Office .................................. 215-624-6188 [email protected] Lectors .......................................................... Ms. Margaret Stein .......................... [email protected] Men of Saint Timothy ................................... Mr. Paul Prendergast....................... 215-342-7948 Christian Initiation ........................................ Rev. Michael S Olivere ..................... 215-624-6188 SCRIP ............................................................. Mr. Thomas Sullivan ........................ 215-624-6188 x106 [email protected] Senior Citizens .............................................. Kathy Drissel .................................... 215-370-7735 Separated or Divorced Catholics .................. Family Life Office: Tara Seyfer ......... 215-587-3516 S.T.A.R. (Saint Timothy Alumni) .................... Mrs. Jackie Lardani .......................... [email protected] Swim Team (Tigersharks) .............................. Sheila Colalongo .......................... 215-332-9441 [email protected]

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Phila., PA 19114(South of Grant Ave.)

215-637-1414Gerard J. Burns, Supv.

1514 Woodbourne Rd.Levittown, PA 19057(Next to K of C Hall)

215-547-3040Lisa Burns Campbell, Supv.

1428 E. Columbia Ave.Phila., PA 19125

(At Frankford Ave.)215-634-6858

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Family Owned and OperatedFamily Owned and OperatedSince 1939Since 1939

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