Rev. Stephen F. Leva……………………………………..….Pastor Rev. Alexander W. Pancoast ……………………...Parochial Vicar Rev. John E. Donia………………………………………..Resident Rev. Francis J. Mulranen……………………………..…...Resident Deacon Jim Bogdan……………………………Permanent Deacon Deacon Matt Coyne……………………………Permanent Deacon Deacon Ed Schiappa…………………………...Permanent Deacon

Phone: 610-269-8294 Fax: 610-269-2487 www.stjosephrc.org 332 Manor Avenue, Downingtown, PA 19335 March 7, 2021 | Third Sunday of Lent

Parish Staff School

Mr. Allan Anderson Business Manager Phone: 610-269-8999 Fax: 610-269-2252 Mrs. Joyce Castaldi Parish Secretary www.stjosephrc.org/school Ms. Kelly Ennis Elder Care Manager Sister Lisa Ann Golden, I.H.M. Principal Mrs. Dodie Milano Receptionist Sister Diane Licordare, I.H.M. Vice Principal Mrs. Mary Beth Mostyn Administrative Assistant Mrs. Mary Jane McGeehan Administrative Assistant Mrs. Carol Orphanos Bookkeeper Parish Religious Education Program Mr. Darrin Preston Facilities Manager Phone: 610-873-8798 Mr. Matthew Riggio Parish Ministries Fax: 610-873-5466 Coordinator www.stjosephrc.org/prep Mrs. Kathy Thomas Director of Religious Parish Office Hours Education Mon-Tues: 8 A.M.-7 P.M.* Weds-Fri: 8 A.M.-4 P.M.* Convent *The parish office is currently closed to visitors. 484-593-4352 Please call 610-269-8294 during office hours for assistance. Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary BAPTISMS Parents of babies to be baptized are asked to please register for Pre-Jordan, a baptism preparation program at Saint Joseph Parish, recommended by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. You can find the class dates and register either online via our website. For more information, please visit www.stjosephrc.org/sacraments/baptism, or contact the Parish Office at 610-269-8294.

MARRIAGE Couples planning to marry are asked to meet with their parish priest as soon as possible after their engagement and to enroll in a marriage-prep program (Pre-Cana) at least six months prior to the wedding. Registration forms can be found on our website at www.stjosephrc.org/sacraments/marriage. For more information, contact the Parish Office at 610-269-8294. PLEASE PRAY FOR: Celebration of the M a s s Every three months we will remove names from the Blessed Eucharist military and sick list. This is to help ensure that Saturday: 5pm Vigil Intentions our lists are always up to date. Please call the Sunday: 6:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 9:00 parish office to add/remove/re-add names. Thank a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, 4:00 p.m. you for your patience. Saturday, March 6 Mon-Fri: 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. ...those who are serving our country: Saturday: 8:00 a.m. 5pm: Janell Ann Petrucci Brandon W. A’Hara, SSGT Steve Anderson, Petty

Sunday, March 7 Officer Katesiree Cannon Boson, Caytie Castells, Holy Days of Obligation 6am: For All Our Parishioners PV2 Francesca Chindemi, Ensign Morgan S. As announced 7:30am: Frances Dailey Dankanich, Capt. Joseph S. DiBerardinis, Nicole 9am: Stanley, Erlene, James Doyle, Pvt. Corinne Riley Estrella, Sargent Ian Fay, Reconciliation and Ann Chrupcala James Heisler, Victoria Jones, Zachary Kish, Peter Saturday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Kurtz, Lt. Col. Paul Lang,1st Lt. Sean Maddux, 10:30am: Members of the St. Joseph Wednesdays: 6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 6:30 Memorial Society Krzysztof Malarz, Capt. Andrew C. Oddo, PFC Nicholas Odgers, Pvt. Vincent Romano, 1st Lt. p.m.

Carlos “Charlie” Arayata, Joseph W. Rule, 1st Lt. Eric F. Satterthwaite, Pvt. 1st Class Matthew Scalia, Cmdr. Christopher Schwarz, Anointing of the Sick Sabatino “Satch” Talucci Any sick or hospitalized parishioner and Dolores Merkel Mignogna Jr., Corporal Jeremy Solnosky, LT Sean Sweeney and Aaron Thieroff and Sgt. Stephen Yori who is in need of the Sacrament of the Sick should contact the Parish Office. 12pm: Edward “Buddy” DiLuigi …those who are sick: 4pm: John T. Simmons Sylvia Anderson, Gloria and Delane Anderson, Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Monday, March 8 Roseann Barnes, Gerard Boland, Be Bonner, Ashlyn Brown, Baby Botero, Donna Buckalew, Marica Holy Family Chapel in the Holy 7am: Jean Costello Family Center. 9am: Parker Stumpf Bukay, Kim Buttner, Connie Bull, Everett Burkhart, Joseph Cahill, Ellen Cassidy, Joseph Carter, Mike Tuesday, March 9 Cesario, Jim Conway, Frances Crawford, Anita Morning Prayer 7am: Helen Mozzani Conant, Catherine Cutting, Baby Michael Corrigan, Monday—Friday at 6:30 a.m. in 9am: Paul Leva Matthew Dawson, Amelia D’Ginto, Lucy DeSacntis, Church.

Wednesday, March 10 Frank Elko, Cesar Estrella, Jack Falkner, Brooke Gabster, Marilyn Gallagher, Joan Garber, William Devotions 7am: Erin Fender The Holy Rosary: 9am: Frank Brouse Gilland, David Grassey, Carrie Grosso, Michele Halis, Scott Hastings, John Hatcher, George Hershey, Ryan Recited before the 9:00 a.m. Mass Thursday, March 11 Hieb, Sr. Marion Hicks, Matthew Holzgrafe, Rhys daily. 7am: Carole Doty Hopson, Danielle Horack, David Horack, Ryan Miraculous Medal Devotions: 9am: Gretchen Metz Jennings, Kathy Johnson, Lucy Perkinson Karvois, Every Tuesday after the 9 a.m. Mass. Terry Kapilla, Michelle Larkin, Delores Leifholt, Novena to Saint Joseph: Friday, March 12 Crystal Leff, Ellen Lis, Chris Litwinko, Sue Loch, Every Wednesday after the 9 a.m. 7am: Robert Kubiak Veronique Lopinski, Jeffrey Lloyd, Anne Mace, Mass. 9am: James Spaulding Michael Manley, Michael Martin, Kellie Martin, Divine Mercy Chaplet: Saturday, March 13 Wendy Martini, Justin Matthews, Mary McDonald, Every Thursday after the 9 a.m. Mass. 8am: Margaret & Ed Cosden Jim McGrath, Jim McGowan, Rose McKenna, Pat Litany to the Sacred Heart: 5pm: Tina Watson Melcher, Lori Mergen, Rob Mersereau, David Mulder, First Friday of the month after the 9 John Mullen, Deborah Nejman, Katie Nejman, Marie a.m. Mass. Sunday, March 14 O’Donnell, Meredith Olseski, Kathleen Ott, Julian First Saturday Devotions: 6am: For All Out Parishioners Quiroz, Jeanette Randall, Mary Raysor, Joanne The First Saturday of each month at 7:30am: Deceased Members of Lacroix Regester, Sue Rizzo, Dave Robey, Chris Samuelson, 8:30 a.m. & Jones Families Joan Scalia, Msgr. Francis Schmidt, Margaret 9am: Emily DiEugenio Schmidt, John Schreiber, Erin Selcher, Mary Setzer, 10:30am: Carmella Yourno Tyson Sirlopte, Justin Smith, Mike Smith, Carmen 12pm: Donald E. McConnell Spadaro, Agnes Timothy, Jwn Tomalavaje, Lucia 4pm: Grace C. Giunta Kelly Vacchiano, Bobby Voldish, Lily Walker, Kyle Webb, Daria Talucci-Weeks, Pat Wood and Thomas Zech The Sanctuary Candle burns in loving memory of: Please remember in your prayers all those who have died. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and may Perpetual Light shine upon them! Herbert Hartmann

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com WEEKLY LETTER

March 7, 2021 Dear Friends,

To be honest, our Gospel for this weekend leaves me a little uneasy. I guess it is that I am not used to the angry Jesus whom we read about in the Gospel today. The truth is, my friends, that this Gospel story gives us a chance to contemplate what many scripture scholars term “righteous anger.” Is Jesus really angry about all of the sheep and oxen and doves and buying and selling that is going on in the Temple area? Well, truthfully, yes but it is more than that. It would seem that He is not thrilled about all of the commerce that is going on just outside of the Temple, but perhaps His “righteous anger” has more to do with the injustice that He witnesses (dishonest dealings) as well as the irreverence (lack of respect for God and the things of God) He encountered that day and on other days.

Righteous anger is something that can absolutely motivate us to want to do better and be better and bring about better relationships between God and ourselves as well as between ourselves and others. If we simply get mad and stay mad or act out of our anger, then we have missed a great opportunity to learn from what we see as unfair or unjust and we simply stew in our self-righteousness, which is not what God wants for us. Jesus wasn’t angry simply for the sake of being angry, He saw this injustice and irreverence and He decided to work to change it. This work is not necessarily easy nor is it always comfortable, but when we see injustice, when we encounter irreverence no matter what it might be, hopefully we allow prayer and charity, love and forgiveness to be the driving force of change.

Honestly, to be consumed by zeal for God’s house and for the presence of God in our lives is a very good thing. How we allow that zeal to manifest itself in our lives is up to us. Perhaps a militant, forceful application of our zeal is not necessarily the best way to go. Rather, we should love God, love others, and make sure that we offer all people the respect and care that we all deserve as children of God. The same is true for God’s house, this physical building the Church. In this place where we encounter the God of love, let us love one another at all times but especially as we gather to worship and to pray. Zeal for God’s house should consume us and help to form us into a people of love.

This weekend our Catechumens begin the “Scrutinies” of the Church. The Scrutinies are meant to uncover and then heal all that is weak or sinful in the hearts of the elect (as well as in the hearts of all of us) then to strengthen all that is upright, strong and good. The Scrutinies are celebrated in order to deliver the elect from the power of sin and Satan, to protect them against temptation, and to give them strength in Christ. These rites should complete their conversion and deepen their resolve to hold fast to Christ and to carry out their decision to love God above all. Join me as we hold the elect in our hearts and in our prayers.

Peace, Fr. Steve Leva

Join Us! Monday, March 8th at 7PM St. Joseph and Simple Beauty

In a culture where it is difficult to share truth through reason alone, beauty has the power to pierce hearts.

Sacred Artist Kate Caputo offers solid presentations filled with personal experiences of travel, art, and theology that guide hearts along an awe inspiring journey to encounter the Lord in the mystery of Divine Beauty. We hope you will join with the St. Joseph parish family as we reflect this Lenten season in the year of St. Joseph on the beauty of the ordinary.

To learn more about sacred artist Kate Capato, visit www.visualgrace.org

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Celebrating What are the Scrutinies? First Scrutiny: March 7 the Year of Second Scrutiny: March 14 Third Scrutiny: March 21 Saint Joseph Parishioners attending 5:00 Mass on 3/6, Noon Mass on 3/14, and 9:00 Mass on 3/21 (the third, fourth, and fifth Sundays To mark the 150th anniversary of naming St. Joseph as of Lent) will share time with the RCIA Patron of the Universal Church, Pope Francis has declared group as they prepare to be welcomed Dec. 8, 2020-Dec.8, 2021 to be “The Year of Saint Joseph.” into the Church. The readings focused on the themes of baptism and repentance. St. Joseph parish will celebrate with the entire Church as we The Gospel passages for these three dive deeper to explore the life of our home patron. Follow Sundays include the Samaritan woman at along each week in the bulletin, Facebook, and our parish the well (John 4:5-42), the man born website at st.josephrc.org/resources/year-of-st-joseph blind (John 9:1-41), and the raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-45). These are the “scrutiny” Sundays. The scrutinies celebrate conversion and offer our Elect an opportunity for introspection along with time for prayer, reflection, repentance, and the exorcisms (a series of blessings conferred to strengthen them against the power of temptation, sin, and Satan; to lead them ever closer to Christ – the Way, the Truth, and the Life; and to deepen their decision and desire to love God above all else). The Elect are asked to ponder the Word of God in their hearts, to know Christ who came to save the lost, to confess themselves to be sinners, to reject all that is displeasing to God, to ask the Holy Spirit to help them overcome their weaknesses, to learn how to please God, and to put their hope in Christ, finding peace and holiness in Him. The parish community is also asked at this time to seek continued conversion of heart so the weak may be strengthened, the broken restored, the lost found, and the found redeemed. Who Are the Elect? The Rite of Election was celebrated here at the parish on Sunday, February 21st at the Noon Mass. During the Rite the parish, on behalf of the Church, accepted and elected Mia Dominick and Lisa MacNeill to continue preparations to be welcomed into the Church through receiving the Sacraments of Initiation at the upcoming Easter Vigil Mass on April 3rd.

Villa Maria Academy High School Spring Admission Events “St. Joseph did not do extraordinary things, but Learn about what the Villa Maria sisterhood has to offer! rather by the constant practice of ordinary and Villa Maria Academy High School, a Catholic college common virtues, he attained that sanctity which preparatory school in the tradition of the Sisters, Servants elevates him above all the other saints.” of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, invites young women in St. Joseph Marello 6th and 7th grade to attend the school's spring events. Located in Malvern, Villa Maria will offer a 7th Grade A Prayer to Saint JOSEph Practice Exam on Saturday, March 13, on campus. Hail, Guardian of the Redeemer, Blessed Joseph, to us too, Additionally, two spring Virtual Preview Breakfast events Spouse of the show yourself a father will be held Tuesday, April 20, and Wednesday, April 28, Blessed Virgin Mary. and guide us in the path of life. for 6th and 7th grade students and their parents/guardians. To you God entrusted Obtain for us grace, For more information or to register, please visit his only Son; mercy, and courage, in you Mary placed her trust; and defend us from every evil. vmahs.org or contact the Admissions Office with you Christ became man. Amen. at (610) 644-2551.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com P A R I S H N E W S STEWARDSHIP REPORT Helping Other People Everyday FEBRUARY 28 2021 HOPE is a transportation ministry which provides Weekly Cash & Check: $19,740 rides to doctor’s appointments, the grocery store, the pharmacy, Weekly eGive: $8 006 and other necessary errands. $27,746 Rides require a minimum of 48 hours notice and can be requested a week in advance. ANNUAL TOTAL TO DATE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1 To request rides the week of Mar. 8 2020-21 2019-20 Please contact Janine Lill at 610-269-3055 $1,288,354 $1,382,361 or Janet Schramm at 484-631-8875 To request rides the week of Mar. 15 POOR BOX: Please contact Meredith DiPietro at 267-481-3873 February 28: $497 or Diane Sweeney at 484-678-2738 February Total: $1,669 For more info contact Debbie Hastings at 610-304-0631. The Poor Box total for January will benefit: The IHM Literacy Center **We are NO LONGER ACCEPTING donations for the American Bishop’s Overseas Appeal. If envelopes are received, the donations will be applied to the next special collection to be submitted to the diocese. Donations for the Retirement Fund for the Religious will be accepted through March 14.

Liturgy of the Word with Children (CLOW)

CLOW remains postponed. A seasonal posting of the Sunday Readings in child-friendly language is being posted on the PREP page of the parish website, approximately monthly. Please contact the PREP Office at [email protected] if you would like more information about being a Leader and/or Shepherd for our children in grades K-2/3. Volunteers are always welcome and needed.

St. Joseph Parish Youth Group News

High School Youth Group Grades 9-12 Next Meeting: For updates, Stay tuned! text “SJPDTOWN” to 84576. We’d love to have you join us! Middle School Youth Group Grades 5-8 Next Meeting: March 27th

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com P A R I S H N E W S Getting Your Affairs in Order March Mercy Hospice Schedule Sponsored By: Kelly Ennis, Group 1—Stuffed Peppers Group 2—Chicken Divan on Rice St. Joseph Eldercare Program Catholic Housing and Community Services Please call Gail for more info at 610-269-9574. Besides meals, the Women of HOPE are in need of the following to Virtual Zoom Presentation|Thursday, March 18 at 2PM meet the needs of the homeless and poor. Please leave items in the Fish Register today at www.slutskyelderlaw.com, and Loaves closet in the bin marked “Mercy Hospice”. or call 443-299-2121 Feminine hygiene products They need a table and chairs that is not wood and folds so they can Underwear (womens sizes 8, 9, 10) We will explore important documents that every family should give out food outside when the have in place: Wills, Powers of Attorney, Healthcare Directives, Twin-size sheets and blankets weather gets warmer. Right now Canned soup, veggies, tuna and they handout bags of food and Trusts and other vital tools to prepare you and your loved one to boxed pasta items on the street since only the age with peace of mind. The best plans prepare for the worst women in the house program can scenarios. An elder law attorney helps you secure your future and come in because of Covid. the future of those you love the most. Participants can have their important questions answered by an elder law expert. Meet Our Special Guest Speaker: Elder Law Attorney, Robert Slutsky, Esq.

There’s a reason why Robert Slutsky, Esq. Stay up to was named the 2020 "Top Lawyer" by Main Line Today Magazine and named to date! the 2020 PA Super Lawyers list. Rob is able to plan for you and your loved ones in a timely and cost-efficient manner, and so much more. Rob advises clients on Join Medicaid and Asset Protection Planning, Guardianships, Wills, Trusts, Powers of FlockNote Attorney, Estate Administration, Special Needs Planning and General Estate Planning.

Walking in Grief Virtual Bereavement Offerings March 11 & 24 | 7:00-8:15PM

If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, no matter how much time has passed, please know that you are not alone. These offerings are for anyone grieving. Come share or just listen to others who also walk in grief. May you know that God is with you. To attend, contact Theresa Ferrari, MSN, RN; certified spiritual director at [email protected] or 484-459-1564

Ushers Needed! We are in need to friendly faces and helping hands to assist with welcoming your neighbors to Mass each week! Contact [email protected] to learn more.

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Reflections on T oday’ s Re adings St. Joe's BSA Troop 2 Easter Flower Sale Holy Thursday, April 1, 2021 through Easter Sunday, April 4, 2021 while supplies last. Pre-orders can be placed through the following website by Sunday, March 14, 2021 to ensure availability: https://stjoestroop2.square.site/ OF COURSE, WALK-UP PURCHASES OUTSIDE OF CHURCH DURING HOLY WEEK ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TOO!

Please pick up Pre-order on Thursday, Friday, or Ex 20:1-17: Which of the Ten Commandments are most Saturday (April 1-3, 2021) at the flower tent in St. difficult for me to live? What is my weakness? Should I embrace Joseph's parking lot, located 332 Manor Avenue, it? Am I avoiding someone or something? What would Jesus do? Downingtown, PA 19335. Please like and share our Facebook page: Ps 19:8-11: Wisdom is given to the simple. How do I make my www.facebook.com/Troop2.org life complex? Do I enjoy climbing my own obstacles? Do I make things complex to hide my weakness?

1 Cor 1:22-25: What is the wisdom in weakness?

Jn 2:13-25: Is there any person, thing, or idea in my life that I place over God? Is there a part of my life where I refuse to allow Pennsylvanians for God access? How do I hide my weakness with my own notions Human Life Announces of how things should be? Is it easier to believe that Jesus rose Virtual after three days than it is to allow Him to heal me? Celebrate Life Fundraiser Sunday, March 21, 2021 Caring For Friends at 6:30PM. Help Us Help Our Community! The freezer is low on meals and we need more throughout the For more information, summer for our local home bound neighbors. The parish office please contact building is open to get pan packets and access to the freezer. For [email protected] or more information, contact Debby at [email protected] 610.696.0780

Operation Easter Outfit Want to help provide Easter clothes to children in need? Scan the QR code that will take you directly to the site to begin to make your selections. Once on the site you will find the clothing needs of the recipient children. If you would like to buy the clothes for a child this year, please use the "Sign-Up" button to select the child (or children), then click on "Submit and Sign-Up" and provide your contact information (Name, e-mail address, phone number, and organization) to complete the registration. You will receive an e-mail to confirm your selection. Please return the clothes on a hanger to the church Narthex by the weekend of March 13-14. Please include the name of the child with the code ID with the clothing. We suggest dresses for girls and khaki style pants and collared button-down or polo shirts for boys.

View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com 40 Days for Life: Pray and Fast to End Abortion L Parish Campaign Da s St. Joseph’s upcoming Prayer Vigil day: Saturday, E March 13th. Sign-up for at least 1 hour of Vigil prayer between March 12, 19, 26: 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. in Drive-Thru Fish Fry & Cooked Crab Cakes front of the Planned N Hosted by the Knights of Columbus. Parenthood facility in West Chester Pre-Order online at: where abortions take place each week. https://tinyurl.com/hyf321ie You do not need experience to participate in the Vigil. Come be T There is a different ordering tab for each a peaceful, prayerful presence. evening. Make sure you have the correct Volunteers Needed Each Da one selected! If you’re not able to attend on St. Joe’s days, every day of the Baked Fish Dinner Crab Cake campaign also still needs volunteers. Please consider signing up on a different day as your schedule allows. Every moment of 1pc……… $7.50 1pc………..$8.50 2pc……….$15.00 2pc…………$17.00 prayer matters and changes hearts and minds. Visit: https:// www.40daysforlife.com/chester-county. 2 Sta Up to Date! Fried Fish Dinner Fish Taco 1pc……… $7.50 1pc……… $7.00 Check the Parish bulletin to keep updated on upcoming 40 Days 2pc……….$15.00 2pc……….$14.00 for Life news and events. Announcements will also be posted on the “Pro-Life Ministries of St. Joseph’s Downingtown” Facebook Baked & Fried Fish Lobster Bisque Soup page. 0 For questions or more information, please contact Jamie at 267- Dinner……..$15.00 …………..$8.50 981-6565, [email protected]. Combo Baked Fish & Maryland Crab Soup 2 Crab Cake……$16.00 ………….$6.50 Combo Fried Fish & 1 Crab Cake…..$16.00

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View this bulletin online at www.DiscoverMass.com Divine Intimacy Retreat Hosted by Deacon Jim

A 40-Day At-Home Lenten Retreat using the spiritual classic, L Divine Intimac by Fr. Gabriel. O.C.D. May our sweet Lord and Mary help us purge our hearts this Lent of all negativity and then fill our hearts with love, peace and mercy overflowing to others. E What would you pay to have peace in your heart and home? Come Stations and see what our Lord has prepared for those who love God and of the Cross neighbor more than self. Please contact Deacon Jim at [email protected]. You will need to buy the book Divine School: Tuesdays at 2pm. Intimacy on Amazon or from Baronius Press, the publisher, about N Parish: Wednesdays at 7pm $65.

(except March 17). Optional weekly Zoom meetings on Thursday nights during Lent at 7:00 to 8:00 PM. T 2021 Rice Bowl Each Lent, Catholic families across the country unite to put their Little Black Book faith into action through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Through Pick up your copy in the Narthex after CRS Rice Bowl, families learn about how our sisters and brothers Mass beginning Feb. 13 for daily across the globe overcome hardships like hunger and malnutrition, Lenten reflection. Each Little Book and how through Lenten alms, we have the power to make the 2 has been carefully crafted to help you world a better place for all. This year, collection envelopes for the Rice Bowl were mailed with your donation envelopes. Additional explore the depths of Scripture and envelopes are available in back of church. Please drop your deepen your relationship with Christ. envelope in with the regular collection during Lent. 0 Silent Sermon Stained Glass Windows Tell the Story of Christ 2 1

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