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St. Robert Bellarmine Church ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE CHURCH September 10th, 2017 The Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time 856 Euclid Ave ● Warrington ● PA www.saintrobertwarrington.org Phone:215.343.0315 Fax:215.343.8592 PARISH ADMINISTRATION Rev. Msgr. James D. Beisel Mrs. Deborah Jaster Pastor Principal-St. Joseph/St. Robert School Rev. Matthew K. Biedrzycki Mrs. Joan Fitzpatrick Parochial Vicar Director of Adult Faith Formation Deacon George Morris Mrs. Donna Heeney Permanent Deacon Director of Religious Education Rev. Francis J. Cornely Mr. Kevin Lutz Sunday Ministry Director of Music Ministries Rev. Mr. Luke Fleck Mrs. Mary Landry Transitional Deacon Business Manager Mr. James Crumlish Mrs. Barbara Palo Facilities Supervisor Director of Teen Ministry Mrs. Sheila Fehrman & Mrs. Pam McCloskey ~ Parish Secretary - [email protected] Please pray for our sick parishioners, relatives, and friends, especially: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2017 Nicholas Chess Frank Waltrich Pat Ganther Bill Zarkowski Kevin Christopher Fox 5:00 P.M. - Tom Kelly Diane Barbier Marissa Nero Margaret Kaiser SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2017 Dolores McGrath Theresa Beisel Alex DiStefano 7:00 A.M. - Bernadine Auman Frank Wagner Margaret Cunnane Baby Carter Watson 9:00 A.M. - Ida Upham ~ 22nd Anniversary Kelci Cost Judith Lauria Giuseppe DiPalma 11:00 A.M. - Rita Stoerrle Kristin Iadicicco Michelle Cost Michelle Gallagher Ethel Iannuzzi James Kolody, Sr. Rachel Letizia MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2017 Carol Spadaro Patricia Emmerich Norah Claire Mason 7:00 A.M. - Wendy Crowley Jim Baals Carl Schmidt Catherine Altmeier 9:00 A.M. - Frank Stemock, Sr. Vincent Mullen Alexis Schirling Nicholas Cipriano TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2017 Mary Farano Marie McBride Baby Carter Watson Daniel McDevitt Peter McDevitt Michael McBride 7:00 A.M. - Bruce Mays Patricia Wendte Richard Guido Michael Wiley 9:00 A.M. - Philip Lechlikner Donna Donahue WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 7:00 A.M. - Parishioners In an effort to keep our prayer list current, all names will appear for 30 days and then 9:00 A.M. - Nance Greenfield will be automatically taken off. We are THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 happy to keep a name on the list, just call 7:00 A.M. - Msgr. Joseph T. Kane the parish office or email [email protected]. 9:00 A.M. - Donald W. Trost ~ 21st Anniversary OUR PARISH GIVING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 7:00 A.M. - Nance Greenfield Sunday 09/03/17: $16,901 9:00 A.M. - Allen Reid Online Bank Services Funds: $2,370 in 39 envelopes SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 Current Weekly Budgeted Weekly Average Average Difference 9:00 A.M. - Living & Deceased Members of the $15,361 $16,100 $-739 Dubeck & Zarkowski Families (Fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30) 5:00 P.M. - Ethel & John Zaback & Family SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2017 Thank you for your Sacrificial Generosity 7:00 A.M. - Veronica O’Hara ST VINCENT De PAUL SOCIETY ~ In today’s 9:00 A.M. - Philip & Helen Wax Gospel, Jesus says: “…where two or three are gathered 11:00 A.M. - Mary Ansuini in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that H.O.P.E. stands for “helping other people everyday” together we help them to know that indeed “God is in for the greater glory of God. Our volunteers help on a the midst of them.” limited basis, like picking up prescriptions, driving people to Mass on weekends, drive to appts or food store. CLERGY/MUSIC SCHEDULE (9/16/17 & 9/17/17) Our monthly HOPE Captain coordinates requests for the 5:00 PM Msgr. Beisel/Dcn. Luke Children’s Choir month. Do you know someone who needs H.O.P.E? 7:00 AM Fr. Cornely 9:00 AM Fr. Biedrzycki Cantor H.O.P.E. Captain for the Month of August: 11:00 AM Bishop Fitzgerald/Dcn. Luke/ Steve Fuges Dcn. George Adult Choir 267.471.4338 Subject to change without notice September 10, 2017 2 122 The Twenty-Third Sunday Dear Friends, As we celebrate the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time our first reading from the prophet Ezekiel reminded us that we are responsible for one another and must try to Time In Ordinary lead each other in the path of righteousness. The second reading from Saint Paul’s letter to the Romans reminded us of why we are responsible for one another, namely, that we are bound by the law of love. Once again today, as we gathered to celebrate Mass, we were reminded that where two or three are gathered in Jesus’ name, he is in our midst. He is with us in each other, in addition to his Word and the Eucharist. Let us reflect upon this reality – that Jesus is to be found in all those we encounter on this week’s journey of life! This is going to be a busy week here in the parish! Our parish grade school will be in session for a full week. Yikes! We will welcome back our PREP students and parents on Monday afternoon as we gather to pray with them and for them as we begin another year of faith formation and education. Our school will celebrate its opening liturgy on Friday at 9AM in church. Also, beginning Monday, we will resume our regular Mass schedule with Masses at 7AM and 9AM Monday through Friday and on Saturdays at 9AM. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will resume on Monday from after the morning Mass until 4PM with a simple reposition of the Blessed Sacrament. As we begin our Jubilee Year, what a wonderful way to offer praise and thanks for the gift of our parish with a visit to the Blessed Sacrament exposed in our chapel. Next weekend we officially begin our Jubilee as we gather to celebrate our annual 40 Hours Devotions. We will begin this sacred time at the 11AM Mass celebrated by Bishop Michael Fitzgerald, an Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Devotions each evening will begin at 7PM with Father John Stokely as our guest homilist! The solemn closing of our devotions will be on Tuesday evening at 7PM with Evening Prayer, Solemn Procession and Benediction. PLEASE PLAN to attend these opportunities of grace for the entire parish! Also, I invite you to spend private time before the Blessed Sacrament throughout the days and evenings. We are called to personally respond to Jesus’ question to his disciples – could you not spend one hour with me? As of this writing, we are expecting 25 priests to join us in this concluding prayer. Let us express appreciation for their presence and the abiding presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament by your presence on Tuesday evening. Now that we are back to our regular activities in the parish, the church doors on both sides of the narthex will remain open each weekday until 4:30 PM. This is for your convenience in visiting our church and spending time with the Lord. As our Jubilee Year begins, let us beg the intercession of our patron, Saint Robert Bellarmine, for an increase in Mass attendance in our parish and for the graces we need to respond generously to the will of the Lord in our lives. With prayers, 2nd Collection for the Relief of Eucharistic Adoration ~ Hurricane Harvey ~ The week- Adoration Resumes on Monday end of September 16th & 17th September 11th. Begins after 9:00 there will be a second collection am Mass and ends at 4:00pm. for the relief of the victims of Hurricane Harvey. September 10, 2017 3 122 OUR WEEKLY FOR THOSE IN THE ARMED FORCES FACILITY SCHEDULE: Please call the parish office with the name and branch Sun Sep 10, 2017 for relatives who are on active duty. Return hospice trays PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS : 9am Family PREP attend Mass Lord, hold our troops in your 10am Family PREP ~ School Library loving hands. Protect them as they 11am Children's Liturgy of the Word ~ Meeting Room protect us. Bless them and their 6pm CYO-Volleyball ~ Msgr. Marley Hall families for the selfless acts they Mon Sep 11, 2017 perform for us in our time of need. 9:30am Adoration ~ Chapel We ask this in the name of Jesus, 3pm Chaplet of the Devine Mercy - Chapel 5pm PREP Opening Prayer Service & “Meet the Our Lord and Savior. AMEN Catechist” ~ Church PLEASE PRAY FOR: 6pm CYO-Volleyball ~ Msgr. Marley Hall US Navy: 7pm St. Vincent de Paul Meeting ~ Family Room Michael W. Zarkowski Edward W. Devinney II Tue Sep 12, 2017 Barbara Ann Mullen Connor Fitzgerald 8am EP General Meeting ~ Msgr. Marley Hall Jenny Malandra Joshua Velas 6pm CYO-Volleyball ~ Msgr. Marley Hall Matthew M. Zarkowski 7pm EM Meeting ~ Church US Army: 7pm Men of St. Robert's Evening Group ~ Rev. Stephen Mc Dermott Robert F. Leimer Conference Room Danny Pritchard Keith Carter 7pm RCIA ~ Lounge 7:30pm Charismatic Prayer Group ~ Family Room Michael McBride Ryan T. Krawczyk Wed Sep 13, 2017 Matthew Sawaya Philip Mc Cusker 1pm 33 Days to Glory ~ Meeting Room Dylan DeMent Gerry McGowan 7pm AFF ~ Meeting Room Paul Glemser William Hanna Thu Sep 14, 2017 Jack Olsh Michael Gannon 6pm CYO-Volleyball ~ Msgr. Marley Hall Nicky Gannon 7pm Christ Life Team ~ Meeting Room US Coast Guard: 7pm Mom's Prayer Group ~ Family Room Brendan Williams Daniel Moschitti Fri Sep 15, 2017 USMC: 6pm Rehearsal Bernardo-Stonikis ~ Church Joseph Mc Menamin James McMenamin Sat Sep 16, 2017 Daniel Harvey Elizabeth Harvey 2pm Wedding Bernardo-Stonikis ~ Church Clint Hajek Leo J. Keller Jr. 2pm Wedding Bernardo-Stonikis ~ Family Room Anthony Taylor Mark Piccirelli 3:30pm Confessions~ Chapel Michael Malandra Lisa Ann Burgy Nicholas Sabatini Patrick Kilkenny SAFE ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM All people who volunteer for the Archdiocese of Mark Geib Colin Kelly Philadelphia are required fulfill the following Austin Kelly Joe Gannon obligations: US Air Force: Karl Weinbreckt Francis Lemma CLEARANCES: Max J.
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