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The Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 19, 2014 The Twenty-Ninth October Sunday in 19, Ordinary 2014 Time Parish Staff Celebration of the Eucharist Phone: 610-269-8294 Fax: 610-269-2487 Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Vigil www.stjosephrc.org Sunday: 6:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 460 Manor Avenue, Downingtown, PA 19335 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, 4:00 p.m. Rev. Msgr. Joseph C. McLoone Pastor Monday-Friday: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. Rev. Anthony T. Rossi Parochial Vicar Saturday: 8:00 a.m. Rev. Matthew W. Guckin Resident Holy Days of Obligation As Announced Deacon Jim Bogdan Permanent Deacon Reconciliation Deacon Edward R. Schiappa Permanent Deacon Saturday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Mr. Ken Chrusch Director of Youth Ministry Wednesdays: 6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Ms. Karen Dawson Parish Services Director/ Adult Faith Formation Coordinator Anointing of the Sick Any sick or hospitalized parishioner who Mrs. Roe DeRitis Parish Secretary is in need of the Sacrament of the Sick should contact the Parish Office. Mrs. Jo-Ann Funkhouser Bookkeeper Mrs. Dodie Milano Receptionist Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Ms. Julie Wiant Business Manager Holy Family Chapel in the Holy Family Center. Ms. Jeannine Zack Parish Secretary Morning Prayer School Monday—Friday at 6:30 a.m. in Church. Phone: 610-269-8999 Fax: 610-269-2252 Devotions www.stjosephrc.org The Holy Rosary: Sister Catherine Irene, I.H.M. Principal Recited before the 9:00 a.m. Mass daily. Sister Diane Licordare, I.H.M. Vice Principal Miraculous Medal Devotions: Every Tuesday after the 9 a.m. Mass. Mrs. Julie Fitzgerald Secretary Novena to Saint Joseph: Parish Religious Education Program Every Wednesday after the 9 a.m. Mass. Phone: 610-873-8798 Fax: 610-873-5466 www.stjosephrc.org Litany to the Sacred Heart: Mrs. Kathy Thomas Director of Religious Education First Friday of the month after the 9 a.m. Mass. Mrs. Mary Ann Korpics Assistant to the D.R.E. First Saturday Devotions: Convent The First Saturday of each month at 8:30 Sister Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary a.m. 484-593-4352 Saint Joseph Church Mission Statement Motivated by our belief in Jesus Christ and bound together by our Roman Catholic faith, we are a parish that seeks to respond to the Gospel invitation by living as God's people. Baptized into Christ Jesus, confirmed by the gift of the Holy Spirit, and nourished by the Eucharist, we are a community that gives glory to God and proclaims His message of love and salvation . Today’s Readings Readings for the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time can be found at #1012 (A). SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 BAPTISMS 5:00 PM Joseph Duffy Congratulations to the following children who were baptized Sunday, October 12. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 CADENCE GRACE BILKO , R YAN GERARD MATTHEW 6:00 AM For the Parishioners AND AIDAN MCGEEHAN 7:30 AM Jenny & Tony Gazzerro 9:00 AM Paul Taraschi, Sr. Parents of babies to be baptized are asked to please register for Pre-Jordan, a 10:30 AM John & Mary Hounsell baptism preparation program at Saint Joseph Parish, recommended by the 12:00 PM Pietro Bucci Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Our next available session is Saturday, 4:00 PM Caroline & Edward November 8, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or a 3-week session on Monday evenings Magardo beginning November 10 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Registration information can MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 be found on our website or in the brochures in the Saint Katharine Drexel 7:00 AM Mary Starsinic Room. For more information, contact Karen Dawson at 610-269-8294 or 9:00 AM Lucy Napoleone [email protected]. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 MARRIAGE 7:00 AM Joe Dunn 9:00 AM Irene & Dominic Couples planning to marry are asked to meet with their parish priest as soon as Mattioni possible after their engagement and to enroll in a marriage-prep program (Pre- Cana) at least six months prior to the wedding. Our fall date is November 14 & WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 15 . Flyers are in the Saint Katharine Drexel Room, on the parish website at 7:00 AM Rita Green www.stjosephrc.org and in the parish office. For more information, contact 9:00 AM Sally Flanagan Karen Dawson at 610-269-8294 or [email protected]. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 PLEASE PRAY FOR: 7:00 AM Lucia Napoleone Please call the parish office (each month) 9:00 AM Margaret Flynn if you would like to add/remove someone’s name from these lists. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 ...those who are serving our country: 7:00 AM Nancy Lewis Sgt. Steve Anderson, Andrew Bowser, Scott Bradley, Captain Stephen M. Carroll, U.S. Army Medical Corps, Specialist Andrew Clauhs, Sarah Debarberie, Lt/Cpl. Shane 9:00 AM Edward Leahy Desiderio, Staff Sgt. Christopher Deutsch, Staff Sgt. Ian Deutsch, 1st Lt. Joseph SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 DiBerardinis, Jennifer Dunn, 2nd. Lt. Mark Edwards, Spc. Sean Foreman, Danny Fuller, Jeffrey Fuller, 1st Lt. Matthew Glisson, Leslie Harkness, 1st Lt. Jonathan M. Harris, 8:00 AM John A. Roch, Sr. Brent Joshua Horrocks, LCPL. Steven Houser, Jacob Hudson, Zachary Kish, Christopher J. Korpics, Mark T. Korpics, Andy Landmesser, Major Paul D. Lang. PFC. The Altar Flowers Sgt. Christopher Madden, Spc. Nicholas Massari, Pvt. Francis Misantone, 2nd Lt. Ryan are in memory of Misero, Lt. J.G. Brian Muka, Pvt. Ian Donoghue-Neider, Sgt. Bradley Panichelli, Alex Josephine Anderson . Rozon, Vincent E. Short, III, John Stagliano, III, Ryan Strehl, Bryan Williams, Josh Woodward and Vincent Yarch. The Sanctuary Candle burns …those who are sick: in memory of Alfredo, Paul Barnhouse, Anne Beebie, Teresa DeFeo Bellanca, Tony Bello, Mina Joseph Ciccone . Massimini Bender, Steve Berman, Patrick Bonani, Page Brophy, Philomena Bruno, Nathaniel Burt, Allison Carcella, Caroline Casenta, Judy DiFonzo Cazillo, Anita The Chapel Sanctuary Candle burns Conant, Mildred Connor, Baby Michael Corrigan, Jason Cozzone, John Cruice, Agnes in memory of Cunniffe, Dominic D’Antonio, Pamela DeFazio, Eduardo DeLeon, Paul DiFonzo, Patrick Couste . Linton Dorfman, Evelyn Dulik, Tony G. Eby, Mary Ellen Edwards, Lillian Esposito, Lisa Esworthy, John Evans, Brayden Ewell, Gladys Felice, William Ferracone, Tom Fieweger, Faith Foley, Cathy Gold, Charles Gold, Grace Geiner, John Guttman, Phoebe ANNOUNCED MASSES Guyer, Cathie Harper, Ann Hauster, Doreen Hindo, Nick Inman, Amanda Jennings, NEXT WEEKEND Cameron Kiefer, Kenny Klunk, Sr., Joseph Koval, Jr., Patricia Kundert, David Kurtz, Melissa Lane, Ann Lang, Isabella Large, Merrel Long, Joseph Massaini, Nicholas SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Massari, The McBeth Family, Kathy McGroarty, Lynn Memola, Marena Marie 5:00 PM Chrisanne Zima Meyers, Selim Miah, Guy Milbrandt, Xavier Miniaci, Sara Moylett, Mary O’Donnell, Bill Pashinski, Rudi Pascual, Florence Popadick, John Richards, Sue Rizzo, Deanna SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 Roache, Don & Doreen Sadowski, Felix Santana, Christopher Sauk, Ann Schlanser, 6:00 AM For the Parishioners Angela Scianammea, Charles Scott, Tinamarie Sgro, Margaret Shannon, Robert Sheddy, Melissa Shellenberger, Amy Grace Shorter, Laura Shorter, Angela Siuzdak, Bob Smith, 7:30 AM Jack Doyle Edward Smith, Sister Mary Stanislaus, Tammy Strater, Hillary Taub, Agnes Timothy 9:00 AM Carmen DiPietro and Jackson Winner. 10:30 AM Saramarie Kane Please remember in your prayers all those who have died: 12:00 PM William K. Robinson 4:00 PM John Moore, III Courtney Brown and Sister Ann Whyte, I.H.M. A Letter from the Pastor October 19, 2014 Dear Friends, WORLD MISSION SUNDAY On World Mission Sunday, Catholics of the world unite at Mass to recommit ourselves to our vocation, through Baptism, to be missionaries. The Church’s missionary activity begins with the proclamation of faith: “Jesus is Lord!” He is our common hope - a hope that saves. On World Mission Sunday, we are called in a special way to be missionaries through prayer and participation in the Eucharist, and by giving generously to the collection for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. As we pray and respond on World Mission Sunday here at home, we are sharing in those celebrations taking place in every parish, seminary, school and convent all over the world. Our brothers and sisters in the Missions themselves offer their prayers and sacrifices so that others may come to know Jesus. In a world where so much divides us, World Mission Sunday rejoices in our unity as missionaries! And it provides an opportunity to support the life-giving presence of the Church among the poor and suffering in more than 1,150 mission dioceses. Making a World of Difference… In the early 19 th century in France, a young laywoman, Pauline Jaricot became inspired by news from the missions of her day - our own country included! She began gathering together small groups – mostly workers in her family’s silk factory. She asked each member of the group to offer daily prayer and a weekly sacrifice of a sou (the equivalent of a penny at that time), insisting that her efforts be for all the Church’s missions. From Pauline’s vision came the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The first collection in 1822 supported the vast diocese of Louisiana, and the missions of Kentucky and China. Your prayers and generous support on World Mission Sunday, through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, directly benefit the mission Church today – places like Mongolia where the young church is growing, filled with zeal for the faith but lacking resources for its outreach to families and those in need. In Mongolia, your prayers and assistance help to build new schools and churches, train catechists, run medical centers, and provide for English and skills training classes and homes for children with disabilities and who are homeless.
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