ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST PARISH

EASTON ROAD & FAIRHILL AVENUE GLENSIDE, PENNSYLVANIA MAY 10, 2020

MISSION STATEMENT RECTORY AND PARISH OFFICE 2316 Fairhill Avenue We, the parish family of St. Luke the Evangelist Roman Catholic Glenside, PA 19038 Church, respecting our tradition, affirming our strong family ties, and valuing our diverse community, are called by Baptism 215-572-0128 to commit ourselves to: fax: 215-572-0482  Give glory to God by liturgy which unites and strengthens the [email protected] community of faith; Office Hours:  Build a church community that welcomes all, encouraging each home to be a domestic church; MONDAY-THURSDAY LIMITED HOURS  Listen to the Gospel of Jesus, live it in our daily lives, and share it with one another; and  Serve others as Jesus did, especially the poor and those in need.

REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE (SUSPENDED) Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM Monday, Wednesday: 6:30 AM Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: 8:30 AM

Holy Day: varies; Holiday: varies www.stlukerc.org COMMUNION SERVICE—Friday: 6:30 AM

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE Wednesday: 7:30 - 8:00 PM 2316 Fairhill Avenue Saturday: 4:00 - 4:30 PM Glenside, PA 19038 215-572-0128, ext #25 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER [email protected]

QUESTION OF THE WEEK ST. LUKE SCHOOL OFFICE 2336 Fairhill Avenue Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you. Psalm 33:22 Glenside, PA 19038 215-884-0843 Will you pray this refrain from Sunday’s Psalm fax: 215-884-4607 frequently this week? [email protected] www.saintlukeschool.org Happy Mother’s Day ALLELUIA! 061 St. Luke—cover—page 1 ST. LUKE THE EVANGELIST PARISH, GLENSIDE, PENNSYLVANIA FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 10, 2020

MASS READINGS AND INTENTIONS FOR WEEK We record the Sunday Mass and a daily Mass each week. Sunday, May 10 – Fifth Sunday of Easter They are posted to our Facebook page with links to them Acts 2:14a, 36-41; Psalm 23: 1-6; 1 Peter 2:20b-25; on our website. John 10:1-10 Masses are said for the intentions, but they are not open Monday, May 11 – Easter Weekday to the public Acts 14:5-18; Psalm 115:1-4, 15-16; John 14:21-26 We have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament during the Kevin Baird day—you are invited to visit. Tuesday, May 12 – Easter Weekday / Saints Nereus and Achilleus, Martyrs / Saint Pancras, Martyr BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP FOR Acts 14:19-28; Psalm 145:10-13b, 21; John 14:27-31a FRIENDS & FAMILY Margaret Roberts This group meets on alternate Tuesdays at St. Luke Chap- Wednesday, May 13 – Easter Weekday / Our Lady of el House, 2330 Fairhill Ave., from 6:30 to 8 pm. Spon- Fatima sored by William R. May Funeral Home (no fee), meetings Acts 15:1-6; Psalm 122:1-5; John 15:1-8 are facilitated by Deborah K. Gawthrop, who has her Joseph W. Brandt Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and is a certi- Thursday, May 14 – Saint Matthias, Apostle fied Grief Management Specialist. Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Psalm 113:1-8; John 15:9-17 Thomas Nealon The first meeting of the Spring series had been planned for March 24. That was cancelled. We hope to resume in Friday, May 15 – Easter Weekday / Saint Isidore June—but that is tentative. Check Ms. Gawthrop’s phone Acts 15:22-31; Psalm 57:8-10, 12; John 15:12-17 message (215-624-8190). Saturday, May 16 – Easter Weekday Acts 16:1-10; Psalm 100:1b-3, 5; John 15:18-21 Ms. Gawthrop also offers other bereavement support Michael Dougherty groups; those meetings have also been cancelled and are Sunday, May 17 – Sixth Sunday of Easter awaiting rescheduling. Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; Psalm 66:1-7, 16, 20; 1 Peter 3:15-18; For information: [email protected] or 215-624- John 14:15-21 8190.

The Pro-Life Rose, ST. LUKE OVER 50’S CLUB placed before the statue of Mary, Due to the uncertainty of the current health situation in is in loving memory of our community and at large, and to reduce the risks to Ines Fortunato. safety and well being of all concerned, all Over 50’s events are cancelled for the foreseeable future. As circumstances change, we will be prepared to reschedule. Thank you for your ongoing interest in the Over 50’s Club at St. Luke. Stay safe, healthy and prayerful!

GET UPDATES FROM THE PARISH Check out our Young Adults Group (for those in their AND ITS ORGANIZATIONS: 20’s and 30’s)! For information email Matt Smith at www.flocknote.com/StLukeParish [email protected] or you can check out our Or text Luke to 84576 from your phone Facebook page. (message & data rates may apply) The link for our page is: https://www.facebook.com/ You can sign up for text and/or email messages. groups/stlukesyoungadultsglenside/about/. (They meet by Zoom.) Simple, Convenient, and S e c u r e m e t h o d f o r automated Parish Giving: parishgiving.org 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 2 WELCOME OUR NEWEST PARISHIONER! May 10, 2020 Dear Parishioners, Cillian Chance Fortmann, son of We continue our journey through the Easter Season -- T.J. & Colleen (Doyle) Fortmann, and through the journey of coronavirus pandemic restrictions. The Easter Season gives us seven weeks to were baptized on May 3, 2020. journey with Jesus and the Christian community, as we

Congratulations to all! again grow in our faith in God’s love for us and the new life Jesus has promised us through his Resurrection. THE POPE’S PRAYER INTENTION FOR MAY This weekend we celebrate Mother’s Day and For Deacons. remember in a special way all mothers and grandmothers, We pray that deacons, faithful in their service to the Word and those who have been mother figures in our lives, and the poor, may be an invigorating symbol for the entire living and deceased. We again remember those women Church. who have been unable to have children and the love they A VOCATION VIEW share in other ways with so many people. Thank you Don’t let your hearts be troubled. The Lord shows the moms for all your love and support -- and all the little way, just ask him. (John 14:1-12) things you do for us -- no matter how old we get. We again remember all our college students who are RESURRECTION & RESTORATION completing their studies for this year. Congratulations to THE ARCHBISHOP'S EASTER VIDEO SERIES the Graduates and to all who completed a successful, but Begins Sunday, May 10, 7 pm at archphila.org/arise very unusual year. As the weeks of summer progress,

These 15-minute videos are in English and Spanish. hopefully you will find jobs and other activities to make for a productive summer. The goal of the Arise: Resurrection and Restoration Easter video series is to provide the clergy and faithful of Once again, I thank you for your love and support of the Archdiocese with a resource to help us transition back St. Luke’s. You are all an inspiration to me. Be assured of into “in person” life in the Church as the COVID19 my prayers, as I depend on yours. restrictions slowly lift. The videos, given by dynamic local St. Luke, pray for us. speakers, will offer a teaching on the resurrection of Jesus Father Joe Brandt Christ, its power to restore our lives, and the incarnate, in person nature of our life as Catholics. VIRTUAL RETREATS PRESENTED BY CRANALEITH SPIRITUAL CENTER May 10: The Power of the Resurrection to Restore Our Lives after the Pandemic, Meghan Cokeley In this time of COVID-19 when physical distancing is the order of the day, Cranaleith is offering new programs May 11: Why Nothing Compares to Receiving the online via Zoom. Go to www.cranaleith.org for more Sacraments in Person, Fr. Dennis Gill information and to register. May 12: Restoring Our “In Person” Encounter with Christ in the Mass, Fr. Eric Banecker Contemplative Prayer, Mondays in May, 7-8 pm

May 13: How Forgiveness Allows the Power of the Knit, Crochet, Pray Together, Tuesdays in May, 1-2:30 pm Resurrection to Enter Our Lives, Sr. Sheila Galligan, IHM The Pandemic and Those Most Vulnerable: A Panel Reflection, Wednesday, May 13, 7-9 pm May 14: Helping Others Encounter the Risen Christ, Dan Tarrant Because it is Good to Play - Coloring and Reflection (for May 15: For Families: Returning to Normal While Adults), Monday May 18, 1:30-3 pm or Thursday, Preserving What We Gained during the May 21, 7-8:30 pm Pandemic, Damon Owens Because it is Good to Play - Coloring and Reflection (for May 16: Allowing the Resurrection to Take Flesh in Our Families), Friday, May 22, 2:30-4 pm Lives, Megan Murphy Register in St. Luke Parish at www.stlukerc.org. (Once released the videos can be watched any time.) 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 3 Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson One of the many quiet joys the priesthood has brought me is the access to people’s lives given to me out of their in- nate trust and love. In particular, we priests have the privilege of watching sons and daughters in families grow and ma- ture, marry and have children of their own. Shortly before this pandemic changed our lives, I was in the company of a faith-filled couple I first met as students when I was a college chaplain. Now they were married long enough to have col- lege age sons of their own. Sons I had baptized as babies. I happened to ask them about the boys’ personalities. Sure enough, I learned that they were strikingly different from each other. One was very self-assured, to the point of not ever letting an obstacle such as human error on a curriculum card stand. He would be the one to tell his counselor “You’ve got to do something to get this fixed.” The other son, while also comfortable with himself, nevertheless would not fight to correct such a happenstance. He would most likely consid- er it a “done deal” and rely on his friends for advice. All this by way of expressing my thoughts when I pondered over this weekend’s Mass Readings. In the Gospel, we see two of the Apostles a bit bewildered over something Jesus had said. Thomas, ever ready to tell anyone who would listen of his quandary, spoke up. He looked Jesus in the eye and frankly states that he does not know where Jesus is going, so how can I (or we) know the way? In so doing, Thomas brings forth from Jesus words we can build a life on. In this case they were: “I am the Way and the Truth and the Life” and “From now on you know and have seen the Father.” Presuming that Phillip, a mild-mannered man just trying to figure out what his own new life would mean, happened to overhear Jesus’ answer and innocently pipes up with his own humble request: “Master, show us the Father, and that will be enough for us.” I can hear a hint of exasperation in Jesus’ voice as He replies with a question: “Have I been with you for so long a time and you still do know me, Phillip?” Then the blunt truth: “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.” Now please note something about Jesus in His dealings with these two of His chosen Twelve. It is His patience. Would you not agree that is the main test and virtue most needed at this time of “staying in place?” After all, we love our families, but up ’til now we haven’t had to live closely with them for weeks on end. Parents are forced to become teachers and activity planners while foregoing what they used to do when the kids were at school. Even in homes without children, spouses can get bored with Netflix options and maybe at times a little testy with each other. Those living alone add loneli- ness to the list of obstacles to patience. As always, Jesus gives us the example because He lives it. He had to exercise it with Thomas and Phillip, and probably all the other Apostles. Did you ever stop and think how patient God has to be with us? Some of the most patient people on earth are mothers. On this strange Mother’s Day, here are examples of what they have to deal with from their children: – I called my Mom on Mother’s Day. I just loved the excitement in her voice as she accepted the charges. – Dear Mother: I’m going to make dinner for you on Mother’s Day, as a surprise. Your son Billy. P.S. I hope you like pizza and popcorn. – Dear Mother: I hope you like the flowers I got you for Mother’s Day. I picked them myself when Mr. Smith wasn’t looking. Your daughter Diane – Dear Mother: I wish Mother’s Day wasn’t always on Sunday. It would be better if it was on Monday so we wouldn’t have to go to school. 1st Reading: Acts 6: 1-7 The widows of Greek-speaking Christian men (Hellenists) faced economic hardship and were being overlooked by the community. The Apostles were being swamped by requests and unable to answer them in a timely way. The Spirit directed them to commission seven men of proven virtue to do a “table ministry.” Hence the diaconate was born.

2nd Reading: 1 Peter 2: 4-9 St. Peter describes Christians as those becoming “God’s household” and sharing in the risen Lord’s very life. He also describes the people using four Old Testament categories. Their basic task, he wrote, was to “announce the praises” of Jesus.

Gospel: John 14: 1-12 St. Thomas, with his habitual honesty, questions Jesus about “the way.” St. Phillip, in his bewilderment, asks to “see the Father.” Jesus’ astounding answer brings Phillip, and us too, the assurance that only faith does.

GIFT FOR OUR COMMON HOME: Read the Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’ of The Holy Father Francis On Care For Our Common Home. It can be found on the Vatican website: vatican.va 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 4 Staff Meeting, April 30, 2020

Parish Pastoral Council Meeting, May 5, 2020

5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 5 SAINT MARY MAZZARELLO LETTER OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS C. 1837—1881 TO THE FAITHFUL FEAST DAY IS MAY 14 FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 2020 An Italian peasant, Mary worked long hours in the fields and vineyards. She attended Mass frequently and joined a Dear Brothers and Sisters, sodality whose members in 1860 were asked to nurse typhoid victims. Mary caught the fever and nearly died. The month of May is approaching, a time when the Because of weakened health, she started a dressmaking People of God express with particular intensity their love business to employ local girls. This was the beginning of and devotion for the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is traditional the Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco, which now has in this month to pray the Rosary at home within the 1,400 houses in 54 countries. Mary is enshrined in Turin family. The restrictions of the pandemic have made us next to St. John Bosco, founder of the Salesians men's come to appreciate all the more this “family” aspect, also order. from a spiritual point of view.

Copyright ©2020, Catholic News Service–United States For this reason, I want to encourage everyone to Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights rediscover the beauty of praying the Rosary at home in reserved. the month of May. This can be done either as a group or individually; you can decide according to your own situations, making the most of both opportunities. The key to doing this is always simplicity, and it is easy also on the internet to find good models of prayers to follow.

I am also providing two prayers to Our Lady that you can recite at the end of the Rosary, and that I myself will pray in the month of May, in spiritual union with all of you. I include them with this letter so that they are available to everyone.

Dear brothers and sisters, contemplating the face of Christ with the heart of Mary our Mother will make us even more united as a spiritual family and will help us overcome this time of trial. I keep all of you in my prayers, especially those suffering most greatly, and I ask you, please, to pray for me. I thank you, and with great affection I send you my blessing.

Rome, Saint John Lateran, 25 April 2020 Feast of Saint Mark the Evangelist

Pope Francis

(The Prayers are on Page7.)

RESPECT LIFE REFLECTION: “O Blessed Mother, you received the good news of the incarnation of Christ, your Son, with faith and trust. Grant your protection to all pregnant mothers facing difficulties.” USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities, “A Prayer for Pregnant Mothers” RESPECT LIFE PRAYER: For all mothers: may they be supported and encouraged as http://www.usccb.org/about/communications/prayer- they fulfill their vocation, especially during this difficult resources-for-the-coronavirus-crisis.cfm time. 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 6 FIRST PRAYER TO OUR LADY Mother of God and our Mother, pray for us to God, the Father of mercies, that this great suffering may end and O Mary, that hope and peace may dawn anew. Plead with your You shine continuously on our journey divine Son, as you did at Cana, so that the families of the as a sign of salvation and hope. sick and the victims be comforted, and their hearts be We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick, opened to confidence and trust. who, at the foot of the cross, were united with Jesus’ suffering, Protect those doctors, nurses, health workers and and persevered in your faith. volunteers who are on the frontline of this emergency, and are risking their lives to save others. Support their “Protectress of the Roman people”, heroic effort and grant them strength, generosity and you know our needs, continued health. and we know that you will provide, so that, as at Cana in Galilee, Be close to those who assist the sick night and day, and to joy and celebration may return priests who, in their pastoral concern and fidelity to the after this time of trial. Gospel, are trying to help and support everyone.

Help us, Mother of Divine Love, Blessed Virgin, illumine the minds of men and women to conform ourselves to the will of the Father engaged in scientific research, that they may find effective and to do what Jesus tells us. solutions to overcome this virus. For he took upon himself our suffering, and burdened himself with our sorrows Support national leaders, that with wisdom, solicitude and to bring us, through the cross, generosity they may come to the aid of those lacking the to the joy of the Resurrection. basic necessities of life and may devise social and Amen. economic solutions inspired by farsightedness and solidarity. We fly to your protection, O Holy Mother of God; Mary Most Holy, stir our consciences, so that the Do not despise our petitions enormous funds invested in developing and stockpiling in our necessities, arms will instead be spent on promoting effective research but deliver us always on how to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the from every danger, future. O Glorious and Blessed Virgin. Beloved Mother, help us realize that we are all members THE SECOND PRAYER of one great family and to recognize the bond that unites

“We fly to your protection, O Holy Mother of God”. us, so that, in a spirit of fraternity and solidarity, we can help to alleviate countless situations of poverty and need. In the present tragic situation, when the whole world is Make us strong in faith, persevering in service, constant in prey to suffering and anxiety, we fly to you, Mother of prayer. God and our Mother, and seek refuge under your protection. Mary, Consolation of the afflicted, embrace all your children in distress and pray that God will stretch out his Virgin Mary, turn your merciful eyes towards us amid this all-powerful hand and free us from this terrible pandemic, coronavirus pandemic. Comfort those who are distraught so that life can serenely resume its normal course. and mourn their loved ones who have died, and at times are buried in a way that grieves them deeply. Be close to To you, who shine on our journey as a sign of salvation those who are concerned for their loved ones who are sick and hope, do we entrust ourselves, O Clement, O Loving, and who, in order to prevent the spread of the disease, O Sweet Virgin Mary. Amen. cannot be close to them. Fill with hope those who are troubled by the uncertainty of the future and the © Copyright - Libreria Editrice Vaticana consequences for the economy and employment. 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 7 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 8 HOPE IN CHRIST EYEGLASSES DRIVE Seeking spiritual support in the A small blue basket has been placed journey towards recovery? in the back of church to collect used The Hope in Christ: Spiritual eyeglasses (children and adults). They Support for Addiction webpage will be distributed to children and provides a central location for adults in need who live in nearby resources, ongoing support, events, communities and in Liberia, Africa. and testimonies that are happening For more information, please contact throughout the Archdiocese of [email protected] Philadelphia. Visit archphila.org/hope for new Hands of Grace: The Catholic GREENDROP postings for Catholic resources Sacraments in American Sign GreenDrop has charity partners: the available to you or a loved one. Language is an innovative and American Red Cross, the Military ground-breaking faith formation Order of the Purple Heart, the COMUNITA CENACOLO program for deaf and hard-of- National Federation of the Blind, Addiction Hope. Sometimes nothing hearing Catholics in the United and the Society of St. Vincent de works for chronic drug/alcohol ad- States. The program was developed Paul - Philadelphia. In an effort to diction. A community approach to by Reverend Seán A. Loomis, halt the Covid-19 disease and protect healing addictions offers the gift of Chaplain of the Archdiocese of their donors, employees, and time for young adult addicts to heal Philadelphia’s Deaf Apostolate, in communities, GreenDrop suspended while forming a foundation for their partnership with Ascension Press. all operations. These operations lives. Family members participate in The first production of Hands of include Home Pickup service, a monthly prayer meeting and re- Grace features video presentations of GreenDrop Donation Centers, Call treats for healing and growth, while Father Loomis teaching in ASL, as Centers, and Warehouses. They will the young adult addict works and well as a workbook that is specifically restart all operations when lives in community. For more infor- designed with a visual emphasis to authorized by Federal, State, and mation visit www.hopereborn.org. provide a better, dynamic learning Local governments. Until that time experience for the deaf and hard-of- they ask you to hold all your valuable The Archdiocese has an Intellectual hearing community. Through seven donations (clothing, household Disabilities and Autism Help-Line sessions, participants will gain a goods, etc.) until they resume 484-472-5041 or deeper understanding of the services, monitor their website [email protected]. sacraments and the Catholic Faith. (www.gogreendrop.com) for updates For more information, please visit and email them if you have any The 2020 Census has begun. Each https://ascensionpress.com/ questions ([email protected]). household received a mailing asking for you to respond online or by JUNE 2, 2020 phone. Responding to the Census is IS THE NEW DATE FOR THE your civic duty. PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY Self response is easy, safe, and important. It takes about 10 minutes As the June 2 primary approaches, we are all reminded of the importance of to respond. Information is safe, performing our civic duty by voting. This year, the State of Pennsylvania is secure, and confidential. encouraging people to vote safely by mail. Responses direct billions of dollars To start the process of signing up for “Vote by Mail” go to in federal funds to local communities www.votespa.com for schools, roads, and other public and follow the directions. services. If you do not have access to the Internet, you can also get a paper application The Archdiocese of Detroit offers for “Vote by Mail” by calling the PA Department of State at 1-877-868-3722. online Masses for children (short homilies geared to children). The Important dates: Masses are at a different Church each May 18—Last day to update your voter registration May 26—Last day to apply for a mail-in ballot week: www.aod.org/livemasses 5/10/20—061 St. Luke—page 9 Remember those who are serving in the Armed Forces Michael Borowy Aidan Gaab Nisha Marerro Joseph Canally Colin A. Graham John McCormick Scott Cline Ronald Green Anne McGoldrick Joan Cunnane Shaun Collins Allen Hanslovan William Barry George Hess John Crockett Andy Johnson Powers, Jr. Kathy O’Connell Selby Michael DiCicco Michael Johnson Anthony Ross Covid-19 victims Patrick Dolan Charles Keller Marygrace Telman Eric Duckworth Edward Keller Travis Telman Christopher Joe Kelly Calvin Travers Francis, Jr. Christopher Tim Tumelty Teresa Fulton Manero Francis Walter, III Jim Bilger Eoin Madden William Brown Mary Maltman STAFF Pastor ...... Rev. Joseph D. Brandt Doris Canavan Robbie Marino Permanent Deacon ...... Deacon Thomas M. Croke Nicholas Cassalia Fr. John McBride Permanent Deacon ...... Deacon Kevin J. P. Potter Al Chadwick John McDevitt Karen Coyle Patrick Mooney Business Manager ...... Deacon John K. Hunter Adam Cunane Charlie Nicholson Coordinator of Religious Education ...... Maria Hughes Nuala Dearing Bill O’Connell Director of Development ...... Karen Donahue Julia Delzingaro Olive Owens Director of Music Ministries ...... Molly Mahoney Cindy DiCicco Cele Pellicott Director of Parish Services ...... Jeanne Kyle Agnes DiLanzo Jeffrey Peterson School Principal ...... Michael Lawlor Ilona DiLanzo Lisa Petosa Secretary ...... Tina Dean Anthony DiToro Emilie Quigley Pastor Emeritus ...... Rev. Msgr. J. Michael Flood Mary Donohue Jim Quigley, IV Joan Dougherty Will Rheiner PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Kevin Doyle Charlotte Rohland Fr. Joseph Brandt, Deacon Tom Croke, Deacon Kevin Teresa Duff Thomas Rush Potter, Gale Carlin, Alicia Davis, Mary Dhand, Anna John Dunigan Peter Sanchez Filmyer, Emily Foreman, Michael Kain, Jeanne Kyle, Gary Fackler Phil Schorn Anthony Rombola, Donna Scully, and Tom Wieckowski Julie Fallon Jay Smith Newborn Annette Feola Sophia Southerling PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL Mary Fitzgerald Lori Spanier Fr. Joseph Brandt, Deacon John Hunter, Bonnie Dalzell, Joan Marie Flynn Jennifer McGowan Trainer Jim Donahue, Mike Dubyk, Ken Kempf, Kirk Stensrud, Peg Gaddess Ally Turner and Pete Wilson Tony Gaddess Maryellen Worthington Find out what’s going on at St. Luke the Evangelist Parish Betty Gibson Antoinette Zander We are now on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Ann Grogan Joseph Zaro in addition to our website: www.stlukerc.org Tina Hardimon Tina Zaro Matthew Iller George Zeminski Kathleen Joyce Armand Zumpano St Luke the Evangelist @stlukerc stlukerc John Kelly-Canavan & Dee King All those who are sick and Continue to check our website (look under Recent Posts) Mary King homebound in the parish and Facebook page for updates at our parish, Kenneth Kretchmer and patients at Abington - Archdiocese, and worldwide Church. Look also for links Denis Lamond Jefferson Health to resources for prayers, etc. Phil Lynch

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