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Official Directory 2019-2020 2019-2020 The Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Below is a copy of your ad that was printed in the 2015 Catholic Directory. Please let us know if you would like to run the same ad as last year, or if you would prefer to make changes to it. o Repeat ad from the 2015 Catholic Directory o Repeat ad from the 2015 Catholic Directory with changes o New ad copy attached (electronic files can be emailed to [email protected]) Signature____________________________________________________________ Date ___________________________________ CHURCH SUPPLIES GOD BLESS Since 1952 Berger’s Trinity Peace 475 South Market St., Rt. 54 • Elysburg, PA 17824 1-800-672-6599 For All Your Church Needs Quality - Friendly - Timely Service Candles "Gifts that Palms Keep on Giving" Wafers ■ ■ Altar Wine Bibles Books Mont La Salle ■ Music/Videos Vestments ■ Rosaries ■ Pictures Rite Books ■ Statues ■ Medals Metalware ■ Holy Cards Ordos ■ Communion Items Calendars ■ Confirmation Gifts Charcoal Incense HOURS:HOURS: TUES., TUES., WED., WED., THURS. 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DIRECTORY 2019-2020 DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG 7 October 2019 Dear Friends in Christ, This past year has been on of many trials for our Diocese and the Church. We have pledged on many occasions to demonstrate the many changes our Diocese has seen throughout the past decades. While these challenges will be ongoing, we will soon enter a near new and with it, we have new opportunities to share the good news of Jesus Christ. I hope each of you will join me as we continue on this journey. This year I am pleased to present to you with this 4th edition of our Diocesan Directory. It is a comprehensive overview of our parishes, schools, diocesan ministries, apostolates and services. Communication is one of our perennial goals but also one of our perennial challenges and this new directory is just one of our efforts to keep the lines of communication open and making our diocesan leadership accessible to everyone. This Directory is also posted on our diocesan website (www.hbgdiocese.org), as a downloadable and searchable file. As changes may occur throughout the year, we will be updating the online version to keep it as current as possible. In addition, I am most grateful for the support provided by our advertisers, and I urge you to patronize their services. I hope you will find this information helpful as we continue our mission of evangelization in proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ to all. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Ronald W. Gainer, D.D., J.C.L. Bishop of Harrisburg Diocesan Center + 4800 Union Deposit Road + Harrisburg, PA 17111-3710 Phone: (717) 657-4804 www.hbgdiocese.org 8 DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG DIRECTORY 2019-2020 MOST REVEREND RONALD W. GAINER, D.D., J.C.L. Eleventh Bishop of Harrisburg † Ordained to the priesthood on May 19, 1973 † Installed as Bishop of Harrisburg on March 19, 2014 ishop Ronald William Gainer was born on August 24, B1947 in Pottsville, Pennsylvania and educated in the town’s Catholic Schools. He attended Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia, completing his studies in 1973. Bishop Gainer was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Allentown on May 19, 1973. In 1986, he earned a licentiate degree in Canon Law and a diploma in Latin Letters from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. He served in various ministries in the Diocese of Allentown, including pastor of Holy Trinity Church (1986-1999); Judicial Vicar (1986); and Secretary of Catholic Life and Evangelization (1999). On December 2, 2002, he was named the Second Bishop of Lexington, Kentucky and had his Episcopal Ordination on February 22, 2002. After serving Lexington for 12 years, Gainer was named the Eleventh Bishop of Harrisburg on January 24, 2014. His Episcopal Installation was March 19, 2014. Bishop Gainer is a member of the Canon Law Society of America and currently serves as the President of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference. The Coat of Arms for Bishop Gainer is composed of a shield with its symbols, a motto scroll, and the external ornaments. By tradition, the arms of the bishop of a diocese are joined to the arms of his jurisdiction – in this case, the Diocese of Harrisburg, seen on the left side of the shield. The personal arms of Bishop Gainer, seen on the right side of the shield, reflect his life and heritage. These arms include a red field on which is displayed a silver (white) bard, encircled by a golden (yellow) ring. This is the dominant configuration, honoring Saint Catherine of Sienna, of the arms of the Bishop’s home, The Diocese of Allentown, Pennsylvania. Above the bar is a silver pine tree and below are three silver hills with the golden double- crossmember, known as the “Cross of Lorraine.” These eastern European (Baden and Slovak) charges are used to honor Bishop Gainer’s heritage. For his Episcopal Motto, Bishop Gainer selected - From His Fullness Grace Upon Grace – taken from the Gospel of Saint John (John 1:16). DIRECTORY 2019-2020 DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG 9 DIOCESAN MAP Columbia Montour Union Snyder Northumberland Mifflin Juniata Perry Dauphin Lebanon Cumberland Lancaster Franklin Yor k Adams DIOCESAN STATISTICS Established in 1868, active permanent deacons The Diocese of Harrisburg is . 44 15 counties 1 religious brother 7,660 square Miles 24 seminarians 89 parishes + 7 missions 250 active women religious 245,947 total Catholic population 1 Catholic hospital 91 active diocesan priests + 30 elementary schools 28 active religious order priests • 1 K-12 • 5 secondary schools 33 retired priests 10 DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG DIRECTORY 2019-2020 LISTING OF DEANERIES AND THEIR PARISHES ADAMS DEANERY Abbottstown, Immaculate Heart of Mary Bonneauville, Saint Joseph the Worker Conewago (Hanover), Basilica of the Sacred Heart Gettysburg, Saint Francis Xavier Hanover, Saint Joseph Hanover, Saint Vincent de Paul Littlestown, Saint Aloysius McSherrystown, Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary New Oxford, Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Dean: Reverend Monsignor James M. Lyons, VF CUMBERLAND/PERRY DEANERY Camp Hill, Good Shepherd Carlisle, Saint Patrick Duncannon, Saint Bernadette Mission Enola, Our Lady of Lourdes Marysville, Our Lady of Good Counsel Mechanicsburg, Saint Katharine Drexel Mechanicsburg, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Mechanicsburg, Saint Joseph New Bloomfield, Saint Bernard New Cumberland, Saint
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