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Week Ending September 3, 2021 (Week 33) 2021 2021 County Deanery Parish 2020 Amount Raised Gift Count Total Gift Amount 2021 Goal % of Goal D 1 Annunciation B.V.M.-Havertown $54,859 170 $32,763 $41,417 79% P 8 Annunciation B.V.M.-Philadelphia $6,326 87 $5,476 $5,428 101% B 10 Assumption B.V.M.-Feasterville $32,481 237 $23,755 $40,213 59% C 3 Assumption B.V.M.-West Grove $28,680 161 $23,619 $43,074 55% D 1 Blessed Virgin Mary-Darby $11,048 78 $9,710 $8,460 115% P 9 Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul-Philadelphia $30,471 114 $29,460 $49,075 60% P 11 Christ the King-Philadelphia $12,510 153 $11,262 $16,673 68% M 5 Corpus Christi-Lansdale $140,676 519 $112,721 $145,000 78% P 9 Divine Mercy-Philadelphia $6,555 48 $6,560 $10,978 60% P 8 Epiphany of Our Lord-Philadelphia $28,052 109 $13,797 $15,138 91% M 5 Epiphany of Our Lord-Plymouth Meeting $62,583 211 $59,429 $85,000 70% P 12 Holy Angels-Philadelphia $2,331 5 $2,546 $7,523 34% P 7 Holy Cross-Philadelphia $21,776 70 $14,457 $24,650 59% D 1 Holy Cross-Springfield $21,200 191 $15,619 $26,201 60% P 6 Holy Family-Philadelphia $16,810 118 $20,765 $15,317 136% P 12 Holy Innocents-Philadelphia $11,364 104 $8,226 $11,085 74% M 7 Holy Martyrs-Oreland $12,247 101 $8,956 $17,530 51% P 8 Holy Name of Jesus-Philadelphia $7,971 49 $9,045 $5,285 171% M 5 Holy Saviour-Norristown $33,010 183 $23,966 $42,000 57% B 10 Holy Trinity-Morrisville $37,223 164 $32,773 $39,393 83% M 7 Immaculate Conception-Jenkintown $146,016 160 $119,174 $47,403 251% P 6 Immaculate Heart of Mary-Philadelphia $46,380 265 $39,206 $50,385 78% M 5 Mary, Mother of the Redeemer-North Wales $65,190 439 $103,906 $73,000 142% P 11 Maternity B.V.M.-Philadelphia $41,765 330 $41,060 $58,261 70% M 6 Mother of Divine Providence-King of Prussia $46,393 200 $44,880 $55,401 81% D 2 Nativity B.V.M.-Media $65,373 235 $55,846 $68,491 82% B 10 Nativity of Our Lord-Warminster $58,408 368 $62,007 $53,397 116% P 8 Old Saint Joseph's-Philadelphia $46,873 76 $44,804 $38,880 115% P 8 Old Saint Mary's-Philadelphia $17,449 25 $9,836 $5,645 174% M 7 Our Lady Help of Christians-Abington $27,325 164 $24,844 $40,149 62% P 11 Our Lady of Calvary-Philadelphia $26,901 191 $20,503 $36,737 56% D 2 Our Lady of Charity-Brookhaven $44,910 206 $28,135 $44,471 63% C 3 Our Lady of Consolation-Parkesburg $13,231 71 $9,945 $16,540 60% P 11 Our Lady of Consolation-Philadelphia $9,005 76 $5,548 $8,966 62% D 2 Our Lady of Fatima-Secane $17,905 148 $14,732 $29,335 50% B 10 Our Lady of Good Counsel-Southampton $100,653 492 $81,178 $136,011 60% B 11 Our Lady of Grace-Penndel $55,289 307 $35,936 $58,834 61% B 10 Our Lady of Guadalupe-Doylestown $110,423 249 $46,951 $76,624 61% P 12 Our Lady of Hope-Philadelphia $2,425 16 $2,105 $5,129 41% P 9 Our Lady of Lourdes-Philadelphia $23,179 89 $20,450 $16,303 125% B 10 Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Doylestown $106,367 376 $75,432 $112,525 67% P 8 Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Philadelphia $5,924 72 $4,708 $6,569 72% D 2 Our Lady of Peace-Milmont Park $21,747 179 $15,234 $20,616 74% D 2 Our Lady of Perpetual Help-Morton $43,858 219 $37,715 $58,620 64% C 4 Our Lady of the Assumption-Strafford $65,318 147 $50,279 $65,186 77% C 3 Our Lady of the Rosary-Coatesville $14,076 171 $12,745 $15,578 82% B 10 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart-Hilltown $72,059 201 $44,484 $40,379 110% M 7 Our Mother of Consolation-Philadelphia $85,856 173 $54,451 $78,762 69% D 2 Our Mother of Good Counsel-Bryn Mawr $66,290 152 $37,015 $48,377 77% P 12 Presentation B.V.M.-Cheltenham $15,825 115 $12,860 $20,000 64% M 6 Presentation B.V.M.-Wynnewood $78,308 73 $15,609 $21,994 71% M 7 Queen of Peace-Ardsley $29,813 246 $30,670 $39,668 77% B 11 Queen of the Universe-Levittown $25,098 224 $18,185 $27,551 66% P 12 Resurrection of Our Lord-Philadelphia $31,513 277 $24,741 $30,000 82% P 8 Sacred Heart of Jesus-Philadelphia $8,584 40 $3,891 $4,853 80% M 6 Sacred Heart-Bridgeport $13,432 111 $10,528 $17,000 62% D 1 Sacred Heart-Clifton Heights $8,930 58 $8,875 $8,611 103% D 1 Sacred Heart-Havertown $30,204 205 $20,100 $45,351 44% C 3 Sacred Heart-Oxford $32,888 142 $28,316 $36,820 77% M 5 Sacred Heart-Royersford $41,404 168 $33,616 $44,000 76% P 9 Saint Agatha-Saint James-Philadelphia $4,801 14 $4,453 $5,000 89% P 8 Saint Agnes-Saint John Nepomucene-Philadelphia $3,450 26 $3,765 $7,622 49% B 10 Saint Agnes-Sellersville $36,255 200 $22,901 $35,671 64% C 3 Saint Agnes-West Chester $67,295 294 $75,994 $88,240 86% M 7 Saint Albert the Great-Huntingdon Valley $64,487 267 $51,225 $46,345 111% M 5 Saint Aloysius-Pottstown $20,482 138 $13,270 $22,000 60% M 7 Saint Alphonsus-Maple Glen $111,907 301 $71,974 $93,453 77% P 12 Saint Ambrose-Philadelphia $5,329 35 $2,549 $7,000 36% D 2 Saint Anastasia-Newtown Square $73,000 410 $59,999 $97,168 62% D 1 Saint Andrew the Apostle-Drexel Hill $26,251 124 $25,787 $43,736 59% B 10 Saint Andrew-Newtown $204,192 591 $184,189 $161,659 114% P 9 Saint Andrew-Philadelphia $2,160 18 $2,145 $4,076 53% P 12 Saint Anne-Philadelphia $11,152 35 $11,965 $4,841 247% C 4 Saint Ann-Phoenixville $52,340 239 $40,455 $56,780 71% P 11 Saint Anselm-Philadelphia $24,096 209 $21,977 $29,994 73% M 7 Saint Anthony of Padua-Ambler $83,364 238 $70,634 $59,172 119% P 7 Saint Athanasius-Philadelphia $6,495 38 $4,900 $9,379 52% P 8 Saint Augustine-Philadelphia $15,385 42 $14,064 $12,746 110% P 9 Saint Barbara-Philadelphia $5,527 53 $5,430 $4,789 113% P 9 Saint Barnabas-Philadelphia $2,360 15 $1,190 $7,006 17% P 11 Saint Bartholomew-Philadelphia $8,027 60 $7,453 $11,165 67% C 4 Saint Basil the Great-Kimberton $38,014 119 $24,216 $37,660 64% B 10 Saint Bede the Venerable-Holland $100,046 474 $85,095 $96,417 88% D 1 Saint Bernadette-Drexel Hill $25,455 184 $20,576 $39,502 52% P 11 Saint Bernard-Philadelphia $7,156 77 $5,791 $12,924 45% P 6 Saint Bridget-Philadelphia $15,155 77 $11,800 $16,975 70% M 7 Saint Catherine of Siena-Horsham $41,133 209 $27,377 $43,989 62% P 12 Saint Cecilia-Philadelphia $52,235 420 $60,958 $70,000 87% B 11 Saint Charles Borromeo-Bensalem $33,853 234 $24,743 $25,773 96% D 1 Saint Charles Borromeo-Drexel Hill $34,961 124 $19,378 $27,582 70% P 8 Saint Charles Borromeo-Philadelphia $2,825 22 $5,960 $6,595 90% P 11 Saint Christopher-Philadelphia $62,698 419 $44,263 $69,033 64% D 2 Saint Colman-Ardmore $42,404 130 $34,123 $41,300 83% C 3 Saint Cornelius-Chadds Ford $108,584 295 $82,272 $150,805 55% P 9 Saint Cyprian-Philadelphia $8,165 57 $8,729 $7,878 111% B 10 Saint Cyril of Jerusalem-Jamison $60,618 313 $62,806 $77,425 81% M 7 Saint David-Willow Grove $29,481 227 $23,750 $65,285 36% D 1 Saint Denis-Havertown $56,419 194 $44,497 $60,759 73% P 11 Saint Dominic-Philadelphia $17,753 171 $15,762 $25,364 62% D 1 Saint Dorothy-Drexel Hill $61,616 233 $44,230 $78,855 56% M 5 Saint Eleanor-Collegeville $131,361 697 $124,174 $135,000 92% C 4 Saint Elizabeth-Uwchlan $95,138 267 $78,977 $75,035 105% B 11 Saint Ephrem-Bensalem $53,116 345 $49,036 $52,240 94% D 1 Saint Eugene-Primos $15,483 136 $18,454 $18,857 98% B 11 Saint Frances Cabrini-Fairless Hills $25,209 209 $21,712 $21,591 101% D 2 Saint Francis de Sales-Lenni $17,370 114 $27,870 $33,215 84% P 9 Saint Francis de Sales-Philadelphia $15,235 47 $11,538 $20,158 57% M 5 Saint Francis of Assisi-Norristown $12,776 116 $10,713 $15,000 71% D 1 Saint Francis of Assisi-Springfield $52,264 346 $50,447 $48,400 104% P 9 Saint Francis Xavier-Philadelphia $21,702 88 $14,665 $27,351 54% C 3 Saint Gabriel of the Sorrowful Mother-Avondale $14,030 86 $11,414 $25,024 46% M 5 Saint Gabriel of the Sorrowful Mother-Stowe $7,672 50 $7,289 $12,000 61% D 2 Saint Gabriel-Norwood $11,376 118 $9,789 $16,731 59% P 8 Saint Gabriel-Philadelphia $5,018 36 $2,815 $3,255 86% M 7 Saint Genevieve-Flourtown $44,520 134 $18,645 $43,577 43% D 2 Saint George-Glenolden $18,291 129 $17,205 $13,647 126% M 5 Saint Helena-Blue Bell $106,377 395 $107,274 $101,000 106% P 12 Saint Helena-Philadelphia $38,656 59 $34,595 $20,000 173% M 7 Saint Hilary of Poitiers-Rydal $37,230 157 $20,850 $40,252 52% B 10 Saint Ignatius of Antioch-Yardley $159,287 263 $153,300 $107,680 142% P 9 Saint Ignatius of Loyola-Philadelphia $5,541 23 $4,150 $4,324 96% C 4 Saint Isaac Jogues-Wayne $84,257 177 $68,847 $97,685 70% B 10 Saint Isidore-Quakertown $18,300 107 $10,950 $25,469 43% M 7 Saint James-Elkins Park $51,717 90 $51,243 $40,505 127% P 11 Saint Jerome-Philadelphia $24,809 195 $17,005 $32,278 53% M 6 Saint John Baptist Vianney-Gladwyne $146,319 138 $182,685 $162,400 112% B 10 Saint John Bosco-Hatboro $28,226 175 $24,780 $34,507 72% P 11 Saint John Cantius-Philadelphia $10,293 117 $8,204 $11,058 74% D 2 Saint John Chrysostom-Wallingford $74,087 263 $55,738 $70,531 79% D 2 Saint John Fisher-Boothwyn $24,902 209 $19,418 $22,868 85% D 2 Saint John Neumann-Bryn Mawr $105,336 228 $83,383 $162,848 51% P 12 Saint John Paul II-Philadelphia $16,173 142 $13,069 $10,540 124% B 10 Saint John the Baptist-Ottsville $26,611 103 $18,444 $23,966 77% P 6 Saint John the Baptist-Philadelphia $14,295 125 $10,995 $15,485 71% B 10 Saint John the Evangelist-Morrisville $49,293 229 $45,698 $49,331 93% P 9 Saint John the Evangelist-Philadelphia $10,732 47 $7,064 $21,739 32% M 7 Saint Joseph-Ambler $15,900 72 $13,968 $15,108 92% D 2 Saint Joseph-Aston $28,361 247 $27,864 $28,028 99% P 12 Saint Joseph-Cheltenham $3,430 23 $1,555 $15,000 10% C 3 Saint Joseph-Coatesville $7,425 41 $3,558 $15,983 22% D 1 Saint Joseph-Collingdale $9,650 107 $7,652 $14,109 54% C 4 Saint Joseph-Downingtown $64,206 422 $60,695 $85,371 71% C 4 Saint Joseph-Spring City $9,380 62 $8,395 $9,454 89% B 10 Saint Joseph-Warrington $38,092
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    (CE:2171b-2190a) SYNAXARION, COPTO-ARABIC, list of saints used in the Coptic church. [This entry consists of two articles, Editions of the Synaxarion and The List of Saints.] Editions of the Synaxarion This book, which has become a liturgical book, is very important for the history of the Coptic church. It appears in two forms: the recension from Lower Egypt, which is the quasi-official book of the Coptic church from Alexandria to Aswan, and the recension from Upper Egypt. Egypt has long preserved this separation into two Egypts, Upper and Lower, and this division was translated into daily life through different usages, and in particular through different religious books. This book is the result of various endeavors, of which the Synaxarion itself speaks, for it mentions different usages here or there. It poses several questions that we cannot answer with any certainty: Who compiled the Synaxarion, and who was the first to take the initiative? Who made the final revision, and where was it done? It seems evident that the intention was to compile this book for the Coptic church in imitation of the Greek list of saints, and that the author or authors drew their inspiration from that work, for several notices are obviously taken from the Synaxarion called that of Constantinople. The reader may have recourse to several editions or translations, each of which has its advantages and its disadvantages. Let us take them in chronological order. The oldest translation (German) is that of the great German Arabist F. Wüstenfeld, who produced the edition with a German translation of part of al-Maqrizi's Khitat, concerning the Coptic church, under the title Macrizi's Geschichte der Copten (Göttingen, 1845).
  • The Blessed Titus Set out from Crete;* He Returned There, Established

    The Blessed Titus Set out from Crete;* He Returned There, Established

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 25 August 2019 WELCOME TO ALL PARISHIONERS & GUESTS WHO HAVE JOINED US TODAY! ST. NICHOLAS THE WONDERWORKER PARISH ПАРАФІЯ СВ. МИКОЛАЯ ЧУДОТВОРЦЯ ! Pastor: Fr. Yuriy Vyshnevskyy Emergency: 250.891.4507 Church: 250.384.2292 Hall: 250.384.2255 Facebook: facebook.com/stnicholasvictoria 1112 Caledonia Avenue, Victoria, BC V8T 1G1 www.stnicholasparish.org / [email protected] Tue-Fri DL - 9am; Sun DL - 10am The Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of New Westminster Bishop: Most Rev. Ken Nowakowski (www.nweparchy.ca) ! ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST ОДИНАДЦЯТА НЕДІЛЯ ПІСЛЯ П’ЯТИДЕСЯТНИЦІ The blessed Titus set out from Crete;* he returned there, established as a firm foundation!* With upright faith, he built the faithful into a building of divine and heavenly strength!* He is the chief bishop of his fatherland,* the traveling companion of Paul and the comfort of the faithful! Your mind was illumined with divine brilliance, Titus,* as you journeyed with the divine Paul!* You were a ray of the sun enlightening those in darkness.* With him you freed the whole earth from the deepest night!* Therefore we call you blessed, as a God- chosen bishop,* an inspired apostle and most fervent intercessor! You proclaimed the tri-personal Godhead,* churning up the idolatrous sea of the gentiles!* You rescued those floundering in the depths of godlessness,* bringing them into tranquil harbours.* You received the reward of heaven,* where you beseech the Lover of mankind for those who sing your Apostle Titus praises! PLEASE JOIN US FOR COFFEE & FELLOWSHIP AFTER DIVINE LITURGY! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 25 August 2019 SUNDAY HYMNS OPENING HYMN Маріє, Діво Благословенна / O Virgin Mary.
  • Saint Titus Roman Catholic Church

    Saint Titus Roman Catholic Church

    SAINT TITUS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 513 WEST MAIN STREET • TITUSVILLE, PA 16354 PHONE: 814.827.4636 • FAX: 814.827.3958 OFFICE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8AM-12PM & 1PM-4PM [email protected] PARISH STAFF SEPTEMBER 8, 2019 Pastor..........................................Reverend Walter E. Packard TWENTY THIRD SUNDAY IN Deacon Assistant………………………..Deacon Kevin Harmon ORDINARY TIME Administrative Secretary.......................................Sarah Oviatt Religious Education Coordinator......................Kathleen Puleo Music Ministers.......Anthony ‘T.J.’ Parks, Margaret Bernecky MASS SCHEDULE Maintenance............................................................Greg Tress Tuesday: 6:30 PM Wednesday: 7:30 AM St. Catharine’s Cemetery......................................Bob Beauchat Thursday: 7:30 AM Friday: 7:30 AM SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM By appointment only. Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM* SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION *Children’s Liturgy of the Word is offered Saturday from 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM or by arrangement. from September - May at this Mass. BEREAVEMENT SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING CARE AND CONCERN Please let us know when a family member or friend is ill, either at home, in the hospital, or at the nursing home. Call Karen Edwards at 827-2658. PARISH MEMBERSHIP SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE New parishioners are always welcome! Arrangements should be made six months prior to the ceremony. Census forms are available at the Parish Office. Please contact our RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS Administrative Secretary (ext. 2) in the event of an address or phone (R.C.I.A.) number change. If you are interested in R.C.I.A, please contact our pastor. PRAYER CHAIN FAITH FORMATION To add a prayer concern to our list, Religious instruction classes for youth take place at the Faith contact Teasy Wilson at 827-7000, Formation Center on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 PM to Nancy Madden at 827-9774 (day) or 7:45 PM.