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OUR PASTORAL STAFFOur Pastor
Reverend Timothy F. O’Sullivan
Our Weekend Assistant
Reverend Patrick Brady
Our Parish Deacons
Deacon James E. Hartmann
Deacon Thomas Cusick
Deacon Jonathan Hess
Deacon Robert Gellentien (Retired)
Our Pastoral Associate and Director
of Liturgical Ministries
Sister Marganne Drago, SSJ
ext. 116
Our Director Religious Education
Mrs. Barbara Ann Nuzzolo
Our Parish Business Manager
Mrs. Leona Furente
ext. 102
Our Director of Youth Ministry
Ms. Meghan Horn
ext. 118
Our Parish Secretary
Ms. Darlene Morales
ext. 100
Our Parish Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Maureen Traynor
ext. 111
Our Director of Sacred Music
Ms. Sonya Novak
Our Director of Communications
Mr. Walter Burek
“What we have seen and heard we proclaim to you, so that you may share life with us.” 1 John 1:3
February 17, 2019 Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
On the web at www.stjohnpa.org
ST• JOHN THE EVANGELISTROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH
OUR PASTORAL LIFE CENTER752 Big Oak RoadMorrisville, PA 19067215.295.4102Fax [email protected]
OUR OFFICE HOURSMonday to Friday9 AM - 5 PMNo office hours on Saturday or Sunday,except by appointment
OUR P.R.E.P. OFFICE728 Big Oak [email protected]
THE SACRAMENT OF
BAPTISMPreparations for Baptism should begin beforeyour child is born. All expectant parents or parents of newborn children are asked to enroll themselves in our Parish Baptism Preparation class. Information will be shared when parents call to register for Baptism. Our small classes are held in our Pastoral Life Center. Baptisms are ordinarily celebrated on the first Sunday of each month.
RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS
The RCIA is a process of welcoming newmembers into our Catholic faith. It also welcomes baptized Catholics who have not yet received the Sacraments of Con-fession, First Communion or Confirma-tion. Please contact Sister Marganne for more information.
BLUE ARMY DEVOTIONTuesdays: 7:00 PM in the Chapel
OUR MASS SCHEDULESunday Vigil Mass: Saturday 4:00 PMSunday: 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 AMWeekdays Monday - Saturday 8:00 AM
THE SACRAMENT OF CONFESSIONSaturdays: 2:45 PM - 3:45 PMTuesdays following 8:00 AM Daily MassOther times by appointment
THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONYArrangements should be made with the priestat least 6 months before the wedding.Attendance at Pre-Marital Classes required.
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTIONFridays: 3:00 PM in the Chapel
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT
Tuesdays: after 8:00 AM Mass until 6:50 PM
VISITATION CHAPELOF THE BLESSED MOTHERSpend time in prayer and reflection
DAILY MASS INTENTIONSDaily Mass intentions for 2018 are still available for the months of October, November and December.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES APPEAL 2019
Recently I was placing the 2019 Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) brochures in our Church vestibule. As I did that I began to question myself as to whether or not I REALLY knew AND understood the purpose and intent of this Ap-peal. I decided it was time for me to become better acquainted with this wonderful Archdiocesan effort. The Slogan: Giving Hope to All The very first thing I did was to go to the Archdiocesan website for Catholic Charities Appeal 2019. A brief video con-tains a comprehensive explanation of CCA by our Archbishop Charles Chaput. In it he outlines some of the significant ways in which CCA benefits and, yes, gives hope to tens of thousands of people included in five key areas: Education; Social Services; Nutritional Development Services, Evangelization, Parish and Spiritual Life; Clergy; and Local Mis-sion Activities. Each category depends on our awareness of their great need. CCA is the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s single most important annual fundraising initiative and it provides a positive source for good in all facets of the Church here in Philadelphia. If you are like me, sometimes at the end of the day I don’t know what I spent my couple of dollars on -- coffee, tolls, stamps, etc. With CCA I can be very sure that whatever I am able to give financially is being used wisely and for so many important causes. We are reminded on the brochure that CCA is recognized as a non-profit institution. As such, all gifts are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. CCA has its own Employer Identification Number and receives a separate financial audit. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia affirms that no funds donated during the Appeal are used to support the independent reconciliation and reparations program of associated expenses. Now as I pass by the CCA brochures in our vestibule I have a new awareness! I recall with joy students I taught in the past and how they were able to benefit from CCA. The priest who guided me to become a Religious Sister many years ago is now elderly and infirmed. He is able to live out his days in peace and with other contemporaries at Villa St. Jo-seph. The hearts of our St. John parishioners reach way beyond our parish in the various social outreach programs that we offer. No doubt we will easily reach our CCA goal this year. Remember: God will never be outdone in his gener-osity to each of us and we, in turn, are able to extend in big and small ways the gifts given to us for the good of others. God bless you! Sister Marganne
THE CHAIR OF SAINT PETER THE APOSTLE - February 22 Every year on February 22, the Church celebrates the feast of the Chair of St. Peter, to commemorate St. Peter’s teaching in Rome. Already in the second half of the 18th century an ancient wooden chair inlaid with ivory was venerated and tra-ditionally held to be the Episcopal chair on which St. Peter sat as he instructed the faithful of Rome. In fact, it is a throne in which fragments of acacia wood are visible, which could be part of the chair of St. Peter, encased in oak and reinforced with iron bands. Several rings facilitated its transportation during processions. Pope Alexander VII commissioned Bernini to build a sumptuous monument which would give prominence to this ancient wooden chair. Bernini built a throne in gilded bronze, richly ornamented with bas-reliefs in which the chair was enclosed: two pieces of furniture, one within the other. On January 17, 1666 it was solemnly set above the altar.
The base of the altar is made of black and white marble from Aquitaine and red jasper from Sicily. Four gigantic statues (about 5 m. tall) in gilded bronze surround the Chair which looks almost as if it were suspended amidst the clouds. The two outer statues are figures of two Doctors of the Latin Church: St. Ambrose and St. Augustine; the two inner statues, with bare heads, are of two Doctors of the Greek Church: St. Athanasius and St. John Chrysostom. These saints represent the catholicity of the Church and at the same time, the consistency of the theologians’ teaching with the doctrine of the Apostles.
Above the Chair are two angels bearing the tiara and keys, symbols of the Roman pontiff’s authority. On the Chair, are three bas-reliefs picked out in gold, which refer to the same number of Gospel episodes: the Consignment of the keys, Feed my sheep, and the Washing of the feet.
The whole composition is crowned by the fantastic gilt and stucco Gloria peopled by a host of angels among rays of light and gigantic billowing clouds. In their midst is the precious window of Bohemian glass, divided into twelve sections as a tribute to the Twelve Apostles; a brilliant dove stands out against it, the symbol of the Holy Spirit, the soul of the Church which he never ceases to help and to guide. Vanvitelli decorated the vault with gilded stucco. In the three medallions are portrayed: the Consignment of the Keys, the Crucifixion of St. Peter and the Beheading of St. Paul.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
7:30 AM All the Members of our Parish9:30 AM Robert J. Moonan, requested by the Horan Family11:30 AM Helen and Frank Crea, requested by John and Mary Jo Crea
Monday, February 18: Monday in Ordinary Time8:00 AM Henry Grezlak, Jr., requested by Carol Lynn GrezlakTuesday, February 19: Tuesday in Ordinary Time8:00 AM Alois Coppens, requested by Robert and Celeste Amadio
Wednesday, February 20: Wednesday in Ordinary Time8:00 AM John and Lawrence Higgins, requested by Jim and Donna HigginsThursday, February 21: Saint Peter Damian8:00 AM Robert Moonan, requested by Patrick and Dorothy LubeyFriday, February 22: The Chair of St. Peter the Apostle8:00 AM Alexander and Genevieve Matusieski, requested by Karen StrzelecSaturday, February 23: Saint Polycarp8:00 AM Deceased members of the Lerro, Dever and Sargent Families, requested by the Sargent Family4:00 PM Carmine Camerlengo, requested by Joseph Fabrizio
Sunday, February 24Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 AM Stephanie Maher, requested by the Weber Family9:30 AM All the Members of our Parish11:30 AM Pauline Garceau, requested by Charles and Winifred McGovern
Sunday, February 17 No PREP Feed My Flock, 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM
Monday, February 18 No PREP - President’s Day Baptism Preparation Class, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Tuesday, February 19 Confessions, immediately following 8:00 AM Mass Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, 8:30 AM to 6:50 PM Benediction: 6:50 PM to 7:00 PM Blue Army Holy Hour, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Bible Study, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Wednesday, February 20 Lectio Divina, immediately following 8:00 AM Mass Rosary at Manor Care, 6:15 PM to 6:45 PM Social Concerns Meeting, 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Thursday, February 21 CRS in Action, ESL Program, 9:00 AM to Noon HS Youth Group, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Adult Choir Practice, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Friday, February 22 Divine Mercy Chaplet, 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM Shared Meal, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Jr. HS Youth Group, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Rosary, 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Saturday, February 23 Miraculous Medal Novena, immediately following 8:00 AM Mass Confessions, 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM
Sunday, February 17Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
ST• JOHN THE EVANGELISTROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH THIS WEEK AT
REST IN PEACEIn your kindness, please pray for the happy repose of the soul of
Mark Gellentienson of Deacon Robert and.Jeanne Gellentien
May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Monthly Food Collection
LET US PRAY THE ROSARY!The challenges our world is facing, as well as our be-loved Church, call us to DO something! The best rem-edy, needless to say, is prayer. We will pray the holy Rosary at 10:30 AM each Sunday in the Chapel. The Rosary is a very powerful sacramental. When Our Lady appeared to the children at Fatima she told them: “There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we cannot resolve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary.” So, come join us here at St. John’s each Sunday as we pray the Rosary for peace and an end to strife in our world, our Church, our city, and our homes.
2018 TAX CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTSYour 2018 Saint John the Evangelist Tax Contribution State-ment will be available upon request. Please call Maureen Traynor at Ext. 111 or email her at [email protected]. Thank you!
Our Upcoming Second Collections
In your generosity, please remember:
March 3, 2019The Catholic Church in Central &
Eastern Europe
The Monthly Food Drive for February will be taken up this weekend, Feb. 16th and 17th. As usual your contributions will be taken to Mary’s Cupboard in the Catholic Social Center down next to St. Mike's. Hopefully we'll do as good, if not better, than January's 503 pounds. Blessings on all faithful givers!
GOD BLESS THE CHILDREN!
On Sunday, February 3rd, Deacon Thomas Cusick baptized:Sloan Hurley Bailey
son of Michael and Bridgetand
Isla Jeanne Taylordaughter of Michael and Patricia
into our Catholic faith. May the Blessings of their Baptism Dayalways keep the presence of the Lord in their lives!
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Next Sunday’s Readings – February 24, 2019Prepare for Sunday Mass by reading, reflecting and praying the readings with family and friends.
Reading 11 Samuel 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23Responsorial PsalmPsalms 103:1-2, 3-4, 8, 10, 12-13Reading 21 Corinthians 15:45-49AlleluiaJohn 13:34GospelLuke 6:27-38
PARISH ORGANIZATIONSAdoration Society: Maria DiDonato, Cynthia Mariotti Adult Faith Formation: Sister Marganne Drago, 215.295.4102Aid for Friends: Mary Africa, 215.428.9581Altar Servers: Father Timothy O’Sullivan, 215.295.4102Community Food Dr.: Cathy & Joe McLean, 267.833.3177Blessed Counters: Father Timothy O’Sullivan, 215.295.4102CYO Athletic Directors: Mike & Mary McGill, 215.337.8282Disability Advocate: Kathy Ross, 215.736.8017Extraordinary Ministers Holy Communion: Sister Marganne Drago, 215.295.4102Faith in Action/Staying Put in Bucks County: Susan Cridge, 215.295.5726 Funeral Liturgy Assistance: Rosemary Goode, 215.493.7424Hospitality/Bakery Basket: Ann Damron, 215.736.3527Knights of Columbus #7515: Grand Knight, Joseph Retallick, 267.997.1087 Lectors: Sister Marganne Drago, 215.295.4102Men’s Faith Share: Vince Bodnar, 215.321.5155Prayer Network: Lisa Petrino, 215.295.6468Seton Society: Tom Brunner, 215.734.3031Social Concerns Committee: Diane Coyle, 215.493.8472Sunday Mass Greeters: Dennis Michaels, 215-869-1982Ushers: Richard Ogitis, 215-295-7278Women of the Word Prayer Group: Connie Drummond, 215.493.5857
Helen and Karl Bahmiller (mother and father of Lynn Alexander), Nancy Baradziej, Michael Barkovich, Jr. (son of Diana and Michael Barkovich), Kathleen Caputo (requestedby Carole Meyer), Molly Daly (requested by Frank Traynor), Claudia DiBraccio (6 yr. old granddaughter of Karen and Wil-liam DiBraccio), Christopher Dixon (grandson of Kevin and Mary McCormick), Dennis Flynn (Chris and Diane Ledes’
daughter- in-law’s father), Jack and Helene McCullough (re-quested by Judith Hadalski), Gregory O’Brien (brother of Diane Ledes), Patti Stracci (friend of Rosemary and Kevin
Hayes), Amelia Villareal (requested by Diane Ledes), and all residents of Manor Care and Arden Court.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK
God Bless Our Service MembersPlease keep in your thoughts and
prayers all service men and women, along with their family members, when
so many are far from home throughout the world.
We are forever grateful for all the sacrifices that they and their
families have made.
Lt. Timothy Abbracciamento (son of John and Ana Abbracciamento)
Lt. Commander Matthew Piasecki
(nephew of Alan and Linda Marquis)Majors David and Ann Driscoll
(grandchildren of Joseph and Mary Loncosky)
Second Lt. Daniel P. Cummings(son of John and Christina CummingsEnsign Stephanie G. Radzinski, USN
(daughter of Rick and Maria Radzinski)
ADMINISTRATIONFourth Sunday in 2019Regular Sunday Collection $ 11,382 Number of Envelopes 367 Fourth Sunday in 2018Regular Sunday Collection $ 11,486Number of Envelopes 372 YTD Sunday Collection (July 1, 2018 – January 27, 2019) $367,201 Average Number of Envelopes 381
Thank you for your continued generosity!
Come, Let Us Worship The Lord!
On the Weekend of January 26/January 27, 2019319 people joined us at our 4:00 PM Mass;141 people joined us at our 7:30 AM Mass;205 people joined us at our 9:30 AM Mass;
and 246 people joined us at our 11:30 AM Mass.Thank You For Making The Lord A Priority In Your Life!
NEW PARISHIONERS
We would like to welcome the following new Parishioners who joined the faith community of Saint John the Evangelist
Church during the month of January 2019:
Robert and Geneva Shivers and FamilyGeorge and Joan Dodelin
Matthew and Danielle DiMaggioPatrick and Lauren Quirk and Family
David and Megan Dougherty and Family
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Youth Ministry AnnouncementsYouth Minister: Meghan Horn
http://www.stjohpa.org/youth-ministry or 215-295-4102
PREP HAPPENINGSBarbara Ann Nuzzolo, Director of Religious Education
SEE MORE ABOUT PREP ON THE WEBSITE: http://www.stjohnpa.org/PREP or call 215-295-9239
CYO NEWS
Stay in the Loop!-Follow us on Facebook @ St John the Evangelist Parish AND St John the Evangelist Youth-Receive our weekly Flocknote distribution newsletter by going to www.flocknote.com/SJE
SteubenvilleWe will be attending the Steubenville Youth Conference again this year at Franciscan University on June 21st - 23rd, with a Her-shey Park trip on June 24th before heading home. Reserve your spot TODAY! All you have to do is send in a $40 check made out to St. John’s to Meghan Horn ASAP. Spots are limited.
VolleyballYouth Ministry HS Volleyball league is starting soon! If you are in high school, and would like to play, please send Meghan an email at [email protected]. The league typically runs from March through Memorial Day.
Designer Bag BingoThe Annual Bag Bingo will be on Saturday, March 23rd, immedi-ately following the 4pm Mass. Bingo will begin closer to 5:45pm. We are looking for donations for the raffle baskets, if you would like to donate any items, please let Meghan know!
Jimmy VYouth Ministry will have a volunteer slot at the Annual Jimmy V Tournament. This year it is being held on February 21st through the 24th. Please keep an eye out for Youth ministry’s time slot! If you would like to donate to the event, please go to phillyfriendsofv.org.
SJE CYO is looking for a track coach for the upcom-ing season. If you are interested or know of anyone interested please contact us. To register your child for track please log into www.wagdogs.com. It is for all SJE Parishioners from Grades 1st through 8th. Season starts March 4th. Any questions please contact Mary at 215-337-8282.
SJE CYO Track Registration is NOW OPEN!
For 16 years, Mr. Joe Fabrizio, has brought his knowledge and love of the Catholic Faith to all the fifth graders that he teaches each Monday evening in the PREP program. He is a Council Rock History teacher for 21 years and teaches Grade 8 in Newtown Middle School. Mr. Fabrizio spends hours us-ing technology to make the textbook material come alive for the 9 students who attend his class. Mr. Fabrizio is a witness of his own faith and his active participation in the parish as an usher and his educational background as a teacher enable him to convey the many tenets of our faith to his students. One of the traditional projects takes a deeper look at the apparitions of Mary. The students put much effort into this and when com-pleted present the finished project to their classmates. Parents and friends are invited to hear, from the student, the meaning and details of the apparitions. Using the Smartboard exclusive-ly with numerous pictures enhances the lessons tremendously. Mr. Fabrizio wishes to bring to each student an under-standing of the sacraments and because they are taught in class he hopes that each student realizes the impact it has on their own personal faith journey. It is when the students learn about the miracles that they understand that this is proof “that our Catholic faith is real.” His other goals are to help the students realize that they will be challenged in their faith beliefs and that they are to learn how to say no when this happens. “With-out a doubt, God is real and He does exist and cares about all people.” Mr. Fabrizio brings to his class his expertise as a profession-al educator and the students realize fully that the PREP class is yet another extension of their school day. The concentration on the subject matter and the need to learn are driving forces that make his class so rewarding. His main goal is to have the stu-dents and parents understand that “Catholicism is the one true religion founded by Jesus and prophesized to billions via the apostles for 2000 years.” With verbal profession and unrelent-ing witness, Mr. Fabrizio brings love and understanding for the Catholic faith that few can surpass. Mr. Fabrizio brings to the forefront the true meaning of “love” and “hope.” As stated above, Mr. Fabrizio wants each student to “know that there is definitely a God.” All learn more about why our Catholic faith should be the primary focus in our lives when speaking to him or learning from him. And for this I and all who come in to contact with Mr. Fabrizio are truly blessed!!
Mr. Joseph Fabrizio
Elizabeth Danford, Gracie Griffin, Catherine Heaton, Grace Lloyd, Sklyer Matthias, Maggie McGill, Molly McMenamin, Molly O'Reilly, Carly Smith, Erin Stumbaugh, Heather Wenderlich, and Maggie White. Next stop the Archdiocese of Philadelphia!
CONGRATULATIONS TO SJE GIRLS H.S. BASKETBALL TEAMREGION 19 CHAMPS!
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SOCIAL CONCERNS COMMITTEE([email protected])
DONATIONS: (Please leave in the St. Gianna room)
• Trenton Soup Kitchen - reading glasses• IFA Backpack Center - sugar/flour• Homeless/Those in Need - personal care products (shampoo, soaps, shaving
cream, razors, deodarant, etc.)• Soldiers’Ministry - used cell phones or chargersWe are sorry that we cannot accept other household items not listed above. Please do not drop them off in the St. Gianna Room. Consider donating them directly to Good Stuff on Route 1, Purple Heart, Goodwill or other collection services.
CRAFT SALES – The sewing, knitting, crocheting, crafting group will have its next craft sale the weekend of April 6th and 7th. There are no craft sales after Masses until then. “And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.”Hebrews 13:16
PASTORAL CARE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
FUTURE EVENTS: All events will be held in the Religious Education Center unless
otherwise noted.)
Feed My Flock, February 17, 2019, 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM, Pastoral Life CenterSocial Concerns Meeting, February 20, 2019, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PMShared Meal, February 22, 2019, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PMSewing/Knitting/Crocheting/Crafting Meeting, February 24, 2019 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Knightly News
Welcome to Holland - by Emily Pearl KingsleyI am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability - to try to help people who have not shared that unique experience, to understand it, to imagine how it would feel. It’s like this. . .
When you’re going to have a baby, it’s like planning a fabulous va-cation trip - to Italy. You by a bunch of guidebooks and make your wondrful plans. The Coliseum. Michaelangelo’s David. The gon-dolas in Venice. You may learn some handy phrases in Italian. It’s all very exciting.
After months of eager anticipation, the day finally arrives. You pack your bags and off you go. Several hours later, the plane lands. The stewardess comes in and says, “Welcome to Holland.”“Holland?!?” you say, “What do you mean Holland? I signed up for Italy! All my life I’ve dreamed of going to Italy.” But there’s been a change in the flight plan. They’ve landed in Holland and there you must stay.
The important thing is that they haven’t taken you to a horrible, dis-gusting, filthy place, full of pestilence, famine and disease. It’s just a different place.
So you must go out and buy new guidebooks And you must learn a whole new language And you will meet a whole new group of people you would never have met. It’s just a different place. It’s slower-paced than Italy, less flashy than Italy. But after you’ve been there for a while and you catch your breath, you look around...and you begin to notice that Holland has windmills...and Holland has tulips, Holland even has Rembrandts.But everyone you know is busy coming and going from Italy, and they’re all bragging about what a wonderful time they had there. And for the rest of your life, you will say: “Yes, that’s where I was supposed to go That’s what I had planned.”The pain of that will never, ever, ever, ever go away, because the loss of that dream is a very, very significant loss.But if you spend your life mourning the fact that you didn’t get to Italy, you may never be free to enjoy the very special, the very lovely things about Holland.
DANUBE RIVER CRUISE AND 2020 PASSION PLAY
In fulfillment of a vow made in 1633, the residents of Oberammergau, Germany perform a world renowned passion play every 10 years. Fa-ther Jim DeGrassa and a group of fun priests from Philadelphia invite you to join them from July 10-20, 2020 for a deluxe Danube River cruise with optional extension through July 21 to attend the passion play. Find out more about this exciting, faith-filled trip at Informa-tion Nights scheduled for Thursday, February 21 (Resurrection of Our Lord Rectory), 2000 Shelmire Ave., Philadelphia; OR Tuesday, April 9 (Resurrection Rectory), both at 7 PM. For more information, includ-ing brochure and registration, contact Father Jim at 609-250-0913 or [email protected] or visit Faith Based Travel, Pilgrimages, Tours, Cruises and Vacations.
Are you a parishioner in good standing of St. John the Evan-gelist Parish, graduating the eighth grade at a Catholic ele-mentary school and who will attend a Catholic high school? Are you the son or daughter of a living or deceased mem-ber of Knights of Columbus Council 7515? If you can an-swer yes to both of these questions you may be eligible for a $500.00 high school scholarship. This competitive scholar-ship is based on Academics, Service, and Leadership. Each year only one of these scholarships may be awarded. Appli-cations are currently available and will be accepted until the April 30th deadline. For application instructions and an appli-cation please contact: Chairman of Scholarship Committee, Knights of Columbus Council No. 7515, 752 Big Oak Road, Morrisville, PA 19067.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIESKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #7515
Applications are currently being accepted for $1,000.00 col-lege scholarships! Are you a graduating high school senior who is a Third (3rd) Degree member of Knights of Columbus Council 7515, or is the son or daughter of a living or deceased Third (3rd) Degree member of Knights of Columbus Coun-cil 7515, who has been accepted by an accredited college or university as a full-time student? If so you may be eligible for a $1,000.00 college scholarship. For application instructions and an application please contact: Chairman of Scholarship Committee, Knights of Columbus Council No. 7515, 752 Big Oak Road, Morrisville, PA 19067.
HOLY FAMILY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL ENROLLMENT DATES
* February 19, 2019 NEW K-6th Grade1:00 - 2:00 PM and 6:00 - 7:00 PM7th/8th Grade by appointment only
Still deciding on a school? Come visit for a 3D Experience:Discover the Difference Day, Feb 21, 2019, 10-11:00 AM.
Email: [email protected] with any questions 2477 Trenton Road, Levittown, PA 19056
www.HFRCS.org
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