Saints Peter and Paul Parish February 7, 2021 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1325 E. Boot Road West Chester, PA 19380 Mk 1:29-39

Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:00AM to 5:00 PM No More Wednesday Evening Office Hours Friday, 9:00AM to 3:00 PM We close for lunch every day from 12:15 PM to 1:15 PM

Phone 610.692.2216 Fax 610.692.7103 www.sspeterandpaulrc.org

Pastor 1325 E. Boot Road Monsignor Angelo R. Citino West Chester, PA 19380 Parochial Vicar Phone 610.692.2216 Reverend Louis J. Monica Fax 610.692.7103 Weekend Assistant www.sspeterandpaulrc.org Very Rev. Dennis McGowan O.S.A. Church@Guest2015

Deacons Deacon Patrick Stokely Deacon Robert Pierce Mass Schedule We have been advised to remove email addresses of staff due to scams. If you need Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM to contact a staff member electronically, Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, & 11:30 AM please call the office. Saturday: 8:00 AM Weekdays: 6:30 and 8:30 AM The 9:30 AM Mass on Sunday will continue to be streamed Secretary until further notice. Peggy Anne Fox ext. 238 Business Manager Baptisms Linda Browning ext. 258 Baptisms are held on the second and fourth Sunday of Administrative Asst. every month, following the 11:30 AM Mass. A two hour Sandi McNally ext. 250 Baptism Prep Class is mandatory if it has been more than Director of Adult Faith Formation 4 years since your last child was baptized. Classes are Judy Magee ext. 263 held on the first Sunday of every month. For more infor- Facilities Manager mation or to register, please contact Judy Magee at: David Leitch [email protected]. Director of Liturgical Music Anna Marie Snader ext. 265 Eligibility to be a Sponsor For a person to act as a sponsor for Baptism/ Confirmation, they must receive a letter from the par- ish to which he or she belongs, stating: he or she is at Principal of the School least sixteen years old, must have already received all 610.696.1000 the Sacraments of Initiation ( Baptism, Confirmation, Mrs. Veronica Chandler ext. 202 and Holy Eucharist). He or she must be able to fulfill Advancement Director: Diana Poole ext. 262 the responsibilities involved with being a sponsor. A Business Manager: Loretta Pawlowski ext. 205 sponsor who is married must be married in accord with the laws of the Catholic Church. Coordinator of Religious Education (CRE) 484.473.8344 Confessions Michele D’Alessandro ext. 236 Confessions will be heard in the Msgr. Foley Library Secretary: Mari Lyons ext. 235 7:30 to 7:50 AM Saturday 3:00 to 4:00 PM Saturday

Devotions CYO The Rosary- following the 8:30 AM Mass Monday through Joe Rodia, Athletic Director Fridays.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament- Wednesdays follow- Pastoral Council Members ing the 8:30 AM Mass, ending at 3:00 PM with a quiet re- Fr. Angelo Citino (Chair), Fr. Louis Monica, Brian pose of the Blessed Sacrament BARRING no funerals. Magee, Joe Bracken, Pat Connelly, Carol Bove, Chris Lyons, Chris Pickell (Vice Chair), Deacon The Miraculous Medal Novena-following the 8:00 AM Mass Bob Pierce, Deacon Pat Stokely, Michele on Saturdays. D’Alessandro, Judy Magee, Linda Browning, Kim Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Bemiller, Kevin Fein First Fridays following the 8:30 AM Mass.

Finance Council Members Fr. Angelo Citino (Pastor), Linda Browning, Dot First Friday Holy Hour Conner, Bill Henderson (Chair), Kevin Quinn, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 7:00 to 8:00 PM Kathleen Simon, Joan Stokely (Secretary) including music, private prayer and Benediction.

243 Sanctuary Lamp Intention A Time to be Healed For the Protection of The Unborn Week of February 7, 2021 Margherita Amplo, Sally Austin, Melanie Dawn Boyle, Steve Casper, Terry Cosgrove, Kevin Culbertson, Sr., Tom Day, Maria Di Andrea, Frances Dickens, Joanne DiPietro, Judith Dooling, John J. Flanagan, Marguerite Finn, Mary & Roland Gentile, James, Jeanine, Theresa Gillespie, Kaitlin Hagan, Agnes Hassink, Kathy Lauber, David Logue, Lydia Maier, Riley MacCrory, Joan Matchica, Mary Pat Mazda, Dean Mass Intentions Mazzotta, Theresa Macri, Ann McNally, Drew Merritt, James Miller, Paula O’Donnell, Mary Saturday, February 6, 2021 O’Reilly, Maralyn Ortlieb, Elizabeth Rafferty, Lisa 4:30 PM Jack & Sheila Jaenisch, Ed Shaud by Sawyer, Theresa Simonson, Anne Smith, Emily Ann Shaud Jaenisch Smith, Drew Smith, Marsha Smith, Fred & Dorothy Strasser, Jeanne Ward, Donna Zielinski. Sunday, February 7, 2021 7:30 AM Thomas Bodden by John & Susan We have many elderly and chronically ill Stickley parishioners and friends. We ask that as you 9:30 AM Edward P. Solarz by Lou Johnson remember those on our prayer list, to remem- 11:30 AM Elizabeth Roberts by Joan Menuchi ber all our elderly and sick parishioners. Thank you for updating names on this list Monday, February 8, 2021 each month. 6:30 AM Parishioners of SS. Peter & Paul 8:30 AM Bob Devine by Margo Powell A Time to Serve Tuesday, February 9, 2021 6:30 AM Frank Maguire by John & Aoife Please keep the following family members in Sullivan your prayers as military and first responders in 8:30 AM Bridget Smith by Judy & Brian Magee dangerous places throughout the world.

Wednesday, February 10, 2021 David Barbato, Jeremy Boone, Sean Bradley, 6:30 AM Rosemary Strish by Joe & Marge Michael Cotelesa, Steve Di Maio, Marc Doucette, Ostrowski Josh Elliott, Bill Fletcher, Riley Harsh, James 8:30 AM Jim & Tony Mullen by Pat Mullen Heisler, Evan Thomas McBride. John Mc Elvenny, Marc Nielson, Anthony & Peggy Pinto, Thursday, February 11, 2021 Eric Reigner, Timothy & Mary Alice Riemann, Tom 6:30 AM Joe Rodia by the Rodia Family Russell, Eric Savini, John Paul Snook, Walter 8:30 AM Dr. Ned Lally by Karen Lally Snook, Christian Troutner.

Friday, February 12, 2021 A Time To Die 6:30 AM Gabriel D. Moretti by Gustav Franco 8:30 AM Fran Cunnane by Sue Doyle George Downs, Jr. George Fetters, Jr Saturday, February 13, 2021 Arthur Tacchino 8:00 AM Anthony & Pia Farnesi by Ray & Lorae Device 4:30 PM Jack, Sheila Janeisch , Ed Shaud by Ann Shaud Janeisch

Sunday February 14, 2021 7:30 AM John Pisco by Sean Brennan 9:30 AM Jerry Shoemaker by Barbara Shoemaker

11:30 AM Matthew Serafino by Karen Serafino News from Fr. Citino’s Desk

Dear Parishioners,

All of us have special intentions, petitions, and requests when we pray. Most often, our prayers are offered for family, friends, and ourselves. Certainly, it is good for us to lift up our prayers to the Lord.

I would like to ask all of you to take time to remember the members of our parish family in your prayers regu- larly. I am not talking about when we remember them at Mass, but rather, when we are praying privately.

At any given time in a parish, there are numerous people sick at home, in hospitals, rehabs, and nursing homes. There are numerous individuals and families caring for their sick and dying loved ones and mourn- ing the loss of their loved ones. There are also many individual families dealing with various trials, tribula- tions and stress. All of them need our prayers.

These times are especially difficult for many, from our children to our Seniors, due to the Pandemic and the suffering, pain and isolation. Also, due to the unrest in our nation and the world. We need “Divine Assis- tance.” We ask God to be with each and all of us.

As a parish family, we are called to support each other. Prayer is one of the best ways we can assist others in their need. We lift them up to the Lord and entrust them to His care. I know that those in need are always grateful for our prayers.

Make it a habit when you pray, to lift up the members of our parish family who are in need. Your prayers will be appreciated. You too, will appreciate knowing when you are in need, that your fellow parishioners are praying for you. This is what we are about as a community of Faith.

God bless us all! Fr. Citino Finance Parish Prayer Chain

The Saint Peter and Paul Parish Prayer Chain is always in continuous operation. If you are praying Weekend January 24, 2021 for an intention and would like our prayers joined with yours, please feel free to call: Loose + Envelopes $ 12,401.00 Electronic $ 7,602.51 Mary Brown 610.696.0806 TOTAL $ 20,003.51 Shirley Prilutski 610.692.4965

Weekend January 26, 2020

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You can find it at https://www.facebook.com/ Formed Week of February 7 to 13 peterandpaulparish. Email [email protected] if you have an item to post on the page. BERNADETTE- Millions of people each year go on pilgrimage to Lourdes, a place where mir- acles frequently occur. Explore the origins of this miraculous place of encounter with the Lord in this movie which depicts Mary's apparitions to St. Bernadette.

FORMED NOW! HOW AND WHY TO PRAY THE ROSARY- As we celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes this week, we invite you to learn more Men’s Bible Reflection about the Rosary! Join Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. John Sehorn as they discuss how they pray the Join us in the Father Kovacs meeting room of the Rosary and how it has changed their lives! Parish Center for a meaningful hour of prayer and sharing thoughts on the upcoming Sunday Gos- TRUTH TO INSPIRE: ST. BERNADETTE OF pel. Have no time? We will gather before work LOURDES- This inspiring story depicts St. and the start of your daily routine! Meetings are Bernadette and her encounters with the Blessed held on Wednesday mornings from 6:00 to 7:00 Mother. Learn more about the saint who Mary AM. appeared to eighteen times! Coffee and donuts are provided. No registration If you are new to Formed and haven’t signed up is necessary. Please tell your neighbors, friends yet, you can do so by scrolling down on the and family from other parishes as well! Adult Faith Formation tab on our parish website. If you are signed up for Formed, you can access For more information, contact Joe Bracken at this week’s picks by clicking on: https:// [email protected] or Chris Pickell, watch.formed.org/pick-of-the-week [email protected] Saint Valentine Jesus: The Way, the Truth and the Life Marriage and Relationship Webinar Tuesday, March 2, Thursday, March 4, 2021 February 10, 2021 7:00 PM Jesus is our Savior, our Redeemer, our Lord and our God. Our belief in Jesus is what makes Grab a glass of wine and join us for this very special us who we are as Catholics, and as Christians, free webinar! St John Vianney Parish, Gladwyne, is but do we really know him as we should? Is he happy to host this event which will focus on practical at the center of your life as he should be? We relationship skills as well as the beautiful Theology of invite you to join us for Jesus: The Way, the Marriage. We welcome Christine Wittman, a Catholic therapist, Truth and the Life, a 10-week video study that explores the entirety of Jesus’ life and what he who will offer a 20 minute presentation on “The 5 Things That Happily Married Couples Do.” After- means for us as Catholics today. wards, Sr. Moira Debona, a Religious Sister of Mercy This study is open to anyone in our parish or the of Alma Michigan, with a doctorate from the Pope community. Due to ongoing Covid concerns we John Paul Institute for Studies on Marriage Theology are offering this study on a virtual platform be- of Marriage. Q & A to follow. ginning Tuesday, March 2, 2021 at 7:00 PM or To join the Zoom webinar: Thursday, March 4, 2021 at 10:00 AM. Webinar ID: 938 0117 5450 We will watch the videos and have discussion Webinar Passcode: using Zoom. As always, you can change clas- 415085 For more info: This event is online only. Questions, ses at any time to meet your schedule. Please order your study guide from Ascension Press at contact Matt Robinson at: [email protected] ascensionpress.com or by calling 800.376.0520. The study guide purchase includes access to the weekly videos.

To receive the Zoom meeting invitation, please send your email address (and any questions) to: Marietta Moody: [email protected] , 610.69.-6869 or Jane Joyce: [email protected] , 610.291.7900.

Around the Archdiocese

Rachel’s Vineyard Knights of Columbus Blood Drive Monday, February 15, 2021 Are you suffering from the wound of abortion? A Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat is a non-judgmental, safe, The Pope St. John XXlll Exton Council, will conduct loving, and confidential environment. Come experi- a blood drive on Monday, February 15 in the cafete- ence the mercy and compassion of God by attending ria of SS Philip & James School. the upcoming retreat. Final registrations will take place following masses The experience will give you hope for your future and on February 13, 14 in the Narthex of Church. freedom from the pain within your heart and soul. Sign up is also available online: Post-Abortion Healing Retreat www.GIVEaPINT.org then click on Give Blood & March 5 to 7, 2021 scroll down to Schedule Now & insert 2/15/2021 as IHM Spiritualty Center, Malvern, Pennsylvania an end date. Miller-Keystone has implemented all of the Covid-19 For information call: Georgeann 484.955.4278 or safety standards by reducing group sizes around the Susan 610.716.4795 donor chairs and canteen. Information will also be available regarding member- Rachel’s Vineyard of Greater Philadelphia ship into the Knights of Columbus. All inquiries are strictly confidential. Financial aid is Contact information is available from Bill O’Neil at: offered if needed. National website: 610.363.7490. www.rachelsvineyard.org

Dear Friends in Christ,

A blessed New Year of 2021 and the Year of Saint Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church. As we prepare to celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, we can reflect upon the Gospel of St. Luke, noting that, “his father and his mother marveled at what was said about him” (Lk 2:23), in particular at what Simeon said in his canticle to God, when he referred to Jesus as the “salvation which you have prepared in the presence of all peoples, a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and for glory to your people Israel” and as a “sign that is spoken against” (cf. Lk 2:30-34). APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION, REDEMPTORIS CUSTOS, JOHN PAUL ll, 1989.

This letter brings attention to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, observed February 2, celebrating Christ as the Light of the World and World Day of Consecrated Life, as Saint John Paul ll perceived conse- crated persons to be “lights for the world,” bringing Christ to others. In his encyclical, Lumen Fidei, Pope Francis writes: “Those who have opened their hearts to God’s love, heard his voice and received his light cannot keep this gift to themselves.”

Our world today has need for bright and shining lights; true witnesses of dedicated and committed lives that serve the Church and the local civic communities. We need also the weapons of holiness, the sacraments and prayer. Pope Francis, in his Apostolic Exhortation, Gaudete et exultate, says: “Holiness is this, Jesus himself comes and tells us once more, serenely yet firmly, “Do not be afraid” (Mk 6:50). These words enable us to go forth and serve with the same courage that the Holy Spirit stirred up in the Apostles, impelling them to proclaim Jesus Christ. How often we are tempted to keep close to the shore! Yet the Lord calls us to put out into the deep and let down our nets (Lk 5:4). He bids us to spend out lives in his service...to put all our charisms at the service of others.” We have experienced this gift of service from the many consecrated men and women who serve in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

This year, we will observe World Day of Consecrated Life on Sunday, February 7, 2021 at he Cathedral Ba- silica of Saints Peter and Paul with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at 11:00 AM. I invite all consecrated men and women to participate. Following the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, there will be a light reception in Drexel Hall. Please join us in celebrating this special day.

May the gift of vocations to the Consecrated Life continue to call us forth in mission to preach the Gospel through word and deed. May Saint Joseph, our Guardian and Protector, intercede for each of us to be right- eous and just, and lights for all whom we meet and serve as we celebrate World Day of Consecrated Life. A Blessed Feast of the Presentation of the Lord!

Sincerely in Christ Jesus,

Archbishop Nelson J. Perez, D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia

PREP (Parish Religious Education Program)

Dear Families,

In today’s Gospel, we continue to hear about Jesus’ preaching and healing. By now, so many more believe in Jesus, so when Simon’s mother in law was very sick, they went to Jesus for help. Jesus went to her and no sooner was He there, that she was better. The news spread and others went to Jesus for help. Eventually, Jesus went to a quiet place to pray but there was no rest for Him, as people continued to seek Him out. As tired as He was, Jesus knew His purpose and continued to preach and heal others. May we have the drive that Jesus had to help others even when we are tired and want to give up.

Miss Michele

Look at the mixed up letters and find a word relat- ed to this week’s Gospel. Then write the letter in the numbered box in the space below with the same number. Then fill in the blank to the sen- tence with that word. You can color the picture and give it to someone as you explain this week’s Gospel to them.

If you are missing Children’s Liturgy of the Word in person as much as we are, please check out some recording readings at: https://sites.google.com/sspeterandpaulrc.org/prep

School

2018 National Blue Ribbon School

Annual Fund Update Saints Peter and Paul Kicks off Catholic Schools Week As of January 31, 2021, the Annual Fund has received just over $115,000 of its On Sunday, January 31, Saints Peter and Paul kicked $175,000 goal. We wish to express our sin- off the annual week long celebration of Catholic cere appreciation for the generosity of our Schools Week. All four masses that weekend were at- community shown to us thus far. We are tended by student greeters and the executive officers truly blessed to experience this level of com- of the school’s student council spoke at mass about mitment to our school’s critically important what makes Saints Peter and Paul such a special Annual Fund from so many. As part of this place to learn and live their faith. Thank you to Caro- year’s TOGETHER IN FAITH Annual Fund line and Luke (co-Presidents), Matthew (Treasurer), Campaign, a cross will be placed on the and Viola (Secretary) for speaking, and Caroline, Kon- glass window overlooking the gym for each rad, Spencer, Mackenzie, Luke, Eve, Jude, Noah, family that contributes. The display serves Mary, Lucia, Ave, Sebastian, and Emery for represent- as a reminder to our students of your gener- ing the school as our greeters! osity and of our collective commitment to The school ended the week with a service project of each other and Catholic education. Your collecting canned goods for local food banks. More charitable donation to the school’s Annual photos will appear next week! Fund mat be made through June 30, 2021. Thank you for your continued support!

Discover the Difference of our award-winning, right-sized school!

Saints Peter and Paul School is currently accepting appli- cations for grades PreK-8.

Our school has been open since September for in-person learning, while offering distance learning to those families who opt for it.

We offer financial aid to make a Catholic Education afford- able for all families.

Space is extremely limited.

Email Advancement Director, Diana Poole, to register or to learn more.

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