Saint Bede the Venerable Founded 1965 1071 Holland Road • Holland, PA 18966 Web Site: www.st-bede.org
Pastor Rev. Monsignor John C. Marine Parochial Vicar Rev. Thomas D. O’Donald Weekend Assistant Archbishop Edward J. Adams (Retired Vatican Diplomat) Transitional Deacon Intern Rev. Mr. Ryan Nguyen
Parish Office 215-357-5720 Fax Number 215-396-0704 Office Manager Barbara Rogowski Communications/Scheduling Patrick McNally Secretaries/Receptionists Debbie McDermott Kathleen Mercurio Safe Environment Cathleen M. Lynskey Eucharistic & Devotional Celebrations Music Director (During the current pandemic, all state & archdiocesan regulations are in effect) Susan DiFlorio
Facilities Manager Vigil Mass (Saturday Evening): Sacramental Sponsorship - For letters of Richard Bergen 5:30pm eligibility, one must be a registered Sunday Masses: member of the parish for six months or Parish Pastoral Council more (a reference letter from your previous 7:30, 9:30, 11:00am,12:30pm parish will be accepted). Please contact the Email: Weekday Masses Parish Office five days in advance. [email protected] (Monday through Friday): 6:30 & 9:00am Baptism - Usually celebrated on 1st and Religious Education/C.C.D. Saturday Mass 3rd Sundays of the month, at 1:30pm. 215-357-2130 & Miraculous Medal Novena: MANDATORY Pre-Jordan Classes are Director of Religious Education 8:30am held on the 2nd Sunday of the month, Shawn Tobin at 12:15pm. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - please call the Parish Office Administrative Assistant Holy Days Landra Cunningham to make arrangements (215-357-5720). (Except Christmas & New Parish Youth Ministry Year's) Vigil Mass: 5:30PM Marriage - Saturday weddings are Holy Day Masses: 10:00AM, 12:00 Noon, & 2:00 PM. It is 215-357-5113 Diocesan policy that arrangements must be Youth Ministry Coordinator 6:30, 9:00am, 5:30pm, 7:30pm made AT LEAST 6 MONTHS prior to the Maritza Carmona-Kelly wedding. Information on Marriage Instruc- Sacrament of Reconciliation tions can be obtained from the priests. For Parish Outreach Ministry (Saturday): 4:00 to 5:00pm information on music, call Susan DiFlorio 215-357-4113 (Or by appointment with a priest) at 215-891-0869. Parish Nurse: Kris Ingle Parish Rosary Anointing of the Sick - In case of serious (Tuesday) 7:00pm illness (or advanced age), please call the St. Katharine Drexel priests. Regional School Adoration Chapel (Temporarily 215-357-4720 in the Daily Mass Chapel) Hospital cases should contact the Chaplain, Principal Mon-Sat: 7:00am to 9:00pm but the Parish Office should be notified so Laura Clark Sunday: 1:30pm to 9:00pm one of the priests may visit the patient. Advancement Director Alicia Figueroa Grade School Secretaries Debra Guarino, Kathleen Young NOTICES FOR THE BULLETIN (SUBJECT TO SPACE AVAILABILITY) MUST BE AT THE RECTORY BY MONDAY, 12:00 NOON.
July 18, 2021 1 St. Bede 103 ...for they were like sheep without a shepherd; and He began to teach them many things. Mark 6: 34
A Message From Your Pastor Scripture Readings for Next Sunday Seventeenth Sunday My Dear Parishioners, in Ordinary Time wo weeks ago, I mentioned two groups in our parish July 25, 2021 T 2 Kings 4: 42-44 which are responding to the needs of our parishioners in a Psalm 145: 10-11, 15-18 very effective way – Our Young Adult Group and our newly Ephesians 4: 1-6 formed Men’s Faith Sharing Group. Because of space I John 6: 1-15 chose to highlight the Young Adult Group two weeks ago. But The refrain from Psalm 145 is a good sum- today, I place the spotlight on the Men’s Group. mary of the word of God that we will hear pro- Rev. Monsignor About six months ago, a young father came to meet with claimed: “The hand of the Lord feeds us; he John C. Marine answers all our needs.” As we listen, let us be me and he shared his need for “something else,” as he put it, mindful of all the ways that the Lord feeds us, in his spiritual life. He and his family come every Sunday to Mass and Holy especially through our brothers and sisters Communion, but as he put it, “I want more.” And I remember saying to him, around us. “What do you think about a Men’s Faith Sharing Group?” And he said, “That sounds like the answer.” Adoration Chapel And so I met with Shawn Tobin, our new Director of Religious Education, Altar Candle Dedication and said, “Would you help me form a Men’s Group?” Shawn was very July 19-25, 2021 supportive and enthusiastic about the idea, and we both chose the book In loving memory of Carmine A. Prato Requested by his wife Joyce “Consecration to Saint Joseph” as the first topic. And now, the group of men, & children which varies between 15 and 20, meet regularly each Saturday at 7:00am in 2022 dates are also now available! Just come the Drexel Center. into the Parish Office. Candle dedications are The book “Consecration to Saint Joseph” provides a few pages of reading a $30 donation for the week. material each week, which helps to feed the discussion. The book also offers St. Joseph Flower Dedication prayers that we share and pray together. The men and I have found learning July 18, 2021 and meditating on the life of Saint Joseph is a wonderful way for us to have a For all Families model to follow for inspiration and help. Req. by Marie Szczesniak I personally try to Altar flower dedica ons are available on Sunday attend most of our except for Lent, Easter season, Advent and gatherings. Like the Christmas Season. Dona on is $50 per altar side. other men, I enjoy Dedica ons to St. Joseph are available during this liturgical year. Dona on is $50. Please contact the hearing the insights, Parish Office (215-357-5720) for more details. observations and questions of men who, Remember The Deceased like me, are on the faith John Coleman journey of life. The We are united in prayer with their families and with one another as we and all the faithful departed fraternal bonding and await our rising with the Lord. the sharing of faith’s triumphs and struggles Bereavement Ministry is enriching, uplifting and The St. Bede Bereavement Group will meet helpful, whether you The St. Bede Men’s Faith Share Group, which meets on Satur- on Tuesday July 20 at 7:30pm, in the St. come to just listen or to Francis Center. Please call Lynn O’Brien if day mornings in the Drexel Center. you plan to attend: 215-504-4718. speak. The purpose of highlighting our Saturday morning Men’s Group is to let you know about its existence, and to invite other men of all ages to join us. SKD Uniform Swap Event While Mass and Holy Communion is the summit of our spiritual life, all of us, Wednesday, August 4 as that man said, “need something else” to keep the bridge between from 6-8 PM in the cafeteria. ourselves and Jesus intact the rest of the week. Whether your child is a new student and needs a uniform, or has graduated May God bless you, from SKD and has just outgrown their uniforms, come to the Swap Shop! Bring your gently used uniforms and swap them for something in your child's size. Donations are accepted in advance “My past, O Lord, to Your mercy, My present to Your love. or at the door! My future to Your Providence.” For questions, please St. Pio of Pietrelcina contact [email protected]
July 18, 2021 2 St. Bede 103 Weekend Receptionist Needed On evenings and weekends, our parish office is staffed by part time, paid receptionists who answer phones, direct people to meetings, and do light clerical work. We have an opening on Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Must be over the age of 21 and be able to observe strict confidentiality outside of the office. If interested please call Barbara Rogowski at the parish office at 215-357-5720 or e-mail to [email protected]. CATHOLIC CHARITIES APPEAL TO HOST 8TH ANNUAL NIGHT WITH THE PHILLIES Padre Pio Festival - Crafters Needed Friday, September 10, 2021 We are looking for unique crafters for the 7:05 p.m. upcoming Padre Pio Festival in Philadelphia Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies September. Please contact Al Dubeck for Citizens Bank Park more information at 215-752-1686 1 Citizens Bank Way or check out our website padrepiofestivalhollandpa.com Philadelphia, PA 19148 Crafters Scheduled for the Weekend: Join us for a night of baseball and fun while supporting the Catholic Charities Appeal. A portion of all tickets sold will directly benefit the CCA and our incredible beneficiaries. If 500 tickets are sold, Father Sean Bransfield, Vice Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will throw out the first pitch of the game with special guest, Archbishop Pérez!
To purchase tickets, please go to: www.mlb.com/phillies/tickets/specials/catholic-charities
July 18, 2021 3 St. Bede 103 Religious Education Join the Legion of Mary The Legion of Mary is the largest apostolic organization of lay Happy Sunday! people in the Catholic Church, with well over 3 million active Sunday is the day the early Christian set members in almost every country of the world. Members become aside to celebrate the Mass, honor God and instruments of the Holy Spirit through a balanced program of rest with Him. In the Letter of Hebrews prayer and service. Works include door-to-door evangelization, written about 40-70 AD, we, the faithful, are parishioner visitation, prison ministry, visitation of the sick or reminded "not to neglect to meet together, as aged, crowd contact, religious education, visiting the newly the habit of some, but to encourage one baptized, Pilgrim Virgin Statue rotations, and meeting the other another." (Heb 10:25). Sunday is the day spiritual needs of the parish community. Legionaries are under the Jesus rose from the dead, the first day of the Mr. Shawn Tobin week. (Matthew 28:1) The Catechism guidance of a spiritual director named by the pastor. The delves deeper into the mystery of Sunday and Christ's resurrec- Legion is, in essence, an extension of the heart and hands of the tion, which recalls both the first creation and the new creation pastor. "ushered" in with the redeeming power of Christ's blood. Members meet once a week for prayer, planning and discus- (Catechism: 2174) sion in a family setting. Then they do two hours of definite work In this light, may we all rejoice in this beautiful Sunday that each week in pairs and under the guidance of their spiritual direc- unites us with Christ in the Holy Eucharist and opens are eyes to all of God's creation in both heaven and earth. St. John Paul tor. II proclaimed that the Sunday Mass should be the focal point of Sunday worship of God and cried out to all the faithful: "Do WHO CAN BELONG? not be afraid to give your time to Christ! (Dies Domini para- The Legion of Mary is open to all Catholics who: graph 7) After giving God our time in the Holy Mass, how else Faithfully practice their religion; do we give our time to Christ on Sunday? One beautiful way is to spend 10-15 minutes after Mass discussing one way God Are animated by the desire to participate in the Church's touched your heart during the Mass with your spouse and apostolate through membership in the Legion; children. It could be something the priest said in the Homily or the words from one of the hymns. Take time and listen to Are prepared to fulfill each and every duty which active everyone in the family and if you really want to grow from it, membership in the Legion involves. write it down in a little family journal and look back on it, from time to time. Then after you spend that 15-20 minutes together HOW CAN I GET MORE INFO? talking about the Mass, go out and enjoy time together resting in God's creation by walking, hiking, swimming or the like. Call Bernadette Casey at 215-559-1954 Thanks again to all the parents and children that have already sent in their completed CCD/PREP work. Please contact me if you have not been contacted by Parish Giving regarding registering for next year. If you are not enrolled in the Parish Giving system for CCD/ PREP and plan to enroll your child/children in CCD/PREP for 2021-2022, please contact me so we can add you to the system. I may be contacted at 215-357-2130 or [email protected].
God bless! Shawn P. Tobin MAPS Director of Religious Education
Come to “The Well” Please see the schedule below for the young adults group, The Well. (meetings are in the Drexel Center at 7:30pm, unless noted)
July 22: Ice Cream Social & Tour of Saint Bede Church July 29: Discussion on Gender & the Family (led by Sarah Cucciara)
For more information, email to [email protected]
July 18, 2021 4 St. Bede 103 St. Bede the Venerable Parish and Knights of Columbus Council 15478 present the 6th Annual PADRE PIO FESTIVAL Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2021 1071 Holland Rd. * Holland PA (Southampton on GPS) www.padrepiofestivalhollandpa.com The Fes val is returning, with many of your favorites also coming back! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 NOON‐5:00pm: All American Picnic Buffet NOON‐7:00pm: (Catered by McCaffery’s Markets) 12:30pm Solemn Mass in Honor of (wrist band is good from Noon to 5:00pm) Padre Pio Guest Homilist: Fr. Pio Karaoke Contest Mandato Live Entertainment by 1:30pm Street Procession the Willie Lynch Band (accompanied by the Verdi Band of (2:30pm‐4:30pm) Norristown) Bingo Field Games
NOON‐9:00pm Food Vendors Cra Vendors Padre Pio Café Games Inflatable Amusements 2:30pm Healing Service with Padre Pio relics Religious Ar cles for sale 4:00pm Youth Holy Hour and Adora on, followed by Raffle Baskets games, food and fun!
Fes val Con nues 5:30pm ‐ 10:00pm ALL DAY: Mass in Honor of PADRE PIO Italian food service by Maggio’s Italian Restaurant in Followed by a blessing with Padre Pio relics Southampton Specialty food vendors 7:30pm ‐ 9:00pm Games, inflatable amuse‐ Special FREE Concert by the “Jersey Tenors” ments (Singing everything from Opera to Rock ‘n Roll) Cra Vendors Religious ar cles for sale Padre Pio Café and Kid’s Pavilion Raffle Baskets
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Sinatra Tribute Singer Steve Ritrovato Jazz/Standards Singer Jessica DiDonato
July 18, 2021 5 St. Bede 103 St. Bede the Venerable Parish and Knights of Columbus Council 15478 present the 6th Annual PADRE PIO FESTIVAL Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 18-19, 2021 1071 Holland Rd. * Holland PA (Southampton on GPS) www.padrepiofestivalhollandpa.com
2021 Padre Pio Festival / Picnic Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsorship dona ons are an integral part in helping to defray expenses and contribu ng to the overall success of the weekend. Below you will find a list of Sponsorship Opportuni es. Not all Sponsorships are Gold or Silver, but ALL sponsorships are cri cal in making the weekend a success. Please review the opportuni es listed below and if you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact Jim Fitzgerald at (215) 355‐ 6096 ( [email protected]) or Barb Rogowski at (215) 357‐5720 ( [email protected] ). As always, thank you for your con nued support.
Gold Sponsorships Opportuni es Addi onal Sponsorships Opportuni es The Jersey Tenors (co‐sponsored by Tony & Joan Canuso) Fes val Security‐Police (Sponsored Co‐Sponsorship s ll available! $6,000 By Citadel Security Systems) $400 Monster Obstacle Course with Slide Ambulance Service (Sponsored by Anonymous) $400 (Sponsored by Holy Family Charitable Fund) $1,800 Event Signage $400 Willie Lynch Band (Sponsored by Dr. Maria Sicat) $2,000 Karoke 40' Obstacle Challenge $1,350 (Sponsored by St. Bede Women’s Club) $400 Retro Combo $1,300 Field Events $325 Verdi Band of Norristown Sand Art (Sponsored by Kampus Klothes) $1,200 (Sponsored by Tony Verna ‐ Weichert Realtors) $325 Overnight Security Silver Sponsorships Opportuni es (Sponsored by Tony & Marie Pontarelli) $300 Port-a-Po es $800 Basketball Hoop Game (Sponsored by Tom Adams Windows & Carpets) $300 Castle Bounce $800 Chunkin Chickens (Sponsored by Bill & Mary DeHaven) $300 Dumpster Rentals $800 Soccer Challenge Aim Game (Sponsored by Anonymous) $300 Traffic Control (police) $700 Jesica DiDonato (Entertainer) $700 Elmwood Park Zoo Show (Sponsored by Monsignor Marine) $300 Steve Ritrovato (Sinatra Tribute Ar st) $700 Strolling Juggler / uni‐cyclist $300 Animal Balloon ar st Pony Rides $650 (Sponsored by Colonial Nissan) $300 Carnival 3-in-1 game $600 Unconfirmed Possible items Double‐Sided Soccer Darts (Sponsored by Jackson, Cook, Phillie Phana c or Flyer’s Gri y $500 Caracappa & Sco , P.C.) $500 Fes val Adver sing (Sponsored by John Kennedy Ford) $500 Teen Volleyball Thank you to our Sponsors! (Sponsored by Wrightstown Self‐Storage Inc.) $500
NOW AT THE CHURCH EXITS ‐ PADRE PIO RAFFLE BASKET BOARDS! DONATIONS FOR RAFFLE BASKETS STEP 1: Please select a tag from one of the four peg boards located at the church’s entrances/exits. If tag for money or gi card dona on is selected, be sure to take white envelope on peg board and return with tag enclosed. All other tags selected should be returned and a ached to the item(s) purchased. STEP 2: Write your name on the reverse of the tag and return with your selected dona on. STEP 3: Monetary/gi card dona ons (placed in white envelope) can be placed in Sunday collec on baskets or dropped off at Parish Office. PLEASE NOTE: All non‐monetary gi s must be NEW
All other dona ons can be dropped off at the Parish Office from 9:00 am through 9:00 pm, Monday through Friday. OR Contact Nancy Marchese at 215/738‐5452 to arrange for pick up. Once again we appreciate your ongoing generosity and ask that all dona ons be returned no later than Friday August 27, 2021. July 18, 2021 6 St. Bede 103 A Gift to you from St. Bede the Venerable P r sh
The feast day of St. Mary Magdalene is July 22. In this Video “Easter in Art - Mary Magdalene”, Dr. Ben Akers and Taylor Kemp sit down to discuss a famous pain ng of Jesus's encounter with Mary Magdalene (“Resurrec on” by Gio o di Bondone, located at the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua), follow- ing the Resurrec on and the theology behind it . ______
The lovely legends of the saints that have come down to us reflect not only the holiness but also the gaiety of the saints. These Irish leg- ends are in that tradi on. Patrick, Brigid (whose feast day is July 23), Columcille—"the three brightest jewels in Ireland's crown"—are here, and Canice, Finbarr, Cormac, Finnian, Brendan, Gall, and others. Here's the moving story of what happened when Patrick bap zed the daughters of the King of Connaught and the shocking tale of the spike that pierced Aengus, the courageous Prince of Munster, just as Patrick bap zed him. You'll read about the spilled jar of milk that led Adamnan to become the Abbot of Iona; how Colman's alarm clocks (a mouse and a rooster) took turns waking him; and a dozen or so other charming tales. Alice Curtayne brings to these legends of Irish saints a rich grasp and a deep love of the Catholic faith of her na ve Ire- land. She has unerringly chosen stories, which will appeal to readers young and old, and she tells them with the poetry and feeling that mark the work of every true Irish storyteller.
Age Range: 8 and up
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Hello Everyone; Steubenville is in 5 days!!!! Please pray for our pilgrims and adult leaders who will be traveling to Franciscan University This summer has been a challenge to plan in Steubenville Ohio from July 23-25. because so many places that we usually visit are not accepting volunteers yet. So the youth Service opportunities in July PLEASE contact me ASAP if have been doing service projects here at St. interested. Bede. We have begun cleaning the Youth Cen- Maritza July 20 & 27th volunteering at the St. John’s Food Bank ter, which has not been used for meetings since Carmona‐Kelly (9:30am—1:30) ALL spots filled. Contact me immediately the start of the pandemic. We also met and if interested in attending in August (3, 10 or 17). packed 32 “summer bags” for the homeless, the bags contained July 21, & 28 - Bedes Service Days - (11am—1pm) socks, t- shirt, sunscreen and other useful items for the summer. volunteering here at St. Bede. We will work on various The bags will be given to the Bucks County Opportunity Coun- projects; for local organizations and for our CCD office cil. ALSO in July….. The Wednesday morning Teen Mass & Breakfast Meet ups. We meet up for Mass at 9am and then go to breakfast after- wards. Lastly, Youth are invited to the PURPOSE conference, July 31 at St. John the Evangelist Church in Morrisville. See flyer or contact me for details.
God Bless you and your family. Maritza
M S Y G NEWS
The summer activities including service days and Mission trips was emailed to those on our email list. Did you get it? Are you on our email list?? Contact me if you didn’t get it yet.
Ques ons about this group, to receive registra on forms and/or if you would like to be added to the Middle School Youth Group e‐mail list to receive news of upcoming events, send an e‐mail to [email protected]
I mentioned last week that a dozen youth came out to meet Deacon Ryan at the Triple T Meet N Greet gathering. We had such a good time I forgot to take photos. Deacon Ryan told us his compelling vocation story and even taught us a phrase in Vietnamese. All youth are invited to join us for the next Triple T gathering. We meet in the Drexel Center each Thursday at 12:30 in the after- noon through Aug. 19th.
8 Mass Intentions This Week “Lest We Forget” Let us keep our brave young men and women who All Masses are in the Main Church, unless noted serve our country both here and abroad in our prayers: The Sunday 9:30am Mass will be livestreamed, and also available to view all day Sunday, and throughout the week. Cpl. Dolores C. Bowers, USMC Capt. John Nachtman, Jr., USAF SN Angela Barber, USN Sr. Airman Sean Olah, USAF Monday, July 19 LCpl. Connor Lynskey, USMC 2Lt. James Rei er, US Army + 6:30am ‐ Thomas Leary (Req. by St. Bede Eucharis c Ministers) Lt. Col. Anissa Buckley (RN), US Army Maj. Allison Riley, USAF + 9am ‐ Jerome Cianfrini (Req. by his family) Senior CPO James Buckley, USN SGM Steven Rodriguez, US Army Col. Charles B. Chalfont, US Army SrA Alicia Saba ni, Tuesday, July 20 Capt. James Devlin, US Army USAF-Na onal Guard + 6:30am ‐ Alice Carroll (Req. by Msgr. John C. Marine) SGT Ma hew DiFlorio, US Army SPC Matthew Sawaya, US Army + 9am ‐ Thomas Deegan (Req. by Marie Lis) Lt. Col. Michael Erlandson, US Army Capt. Valerie K. Smith, USMC Lt. Col. Stephen Finn, USAF Capt. James Edward Wednesday, July 21 MST-2 Christopher Harman, USCG Stepenosky MD, USN + 6:30am ‐ Dorothy Boltz (Req. by Susan Rubenstein) Staff Sgt. Timothy Harman, USAF Pfc. Austin Sypek, US Army + 9am ‐ Grace Kovitch (Req. by Amelia Marini) TSgt. Aus n Heacock, USAF ENS Harry F. Theurer, IV, USN LCDR Jenny Held, MD, USN LCpl. Matthew Thibault, USMC Thursday, July 22 Capt. Craig Hensel, USCG 2ndLt. Daniel Wood, USMC + 6:30am ‐ Mary Worthington (Req. by Tom Bresnahan) Cpl. Ethan Himes, USMC Lt. Col Brendan M. Walsh, USMC + 9am ‐ Michael Aiello (Req. by his wife Dorothy Aiello) LCDR Keith Krouchick, USN Major Jacqueline Lt. Col. Anthony Kurz, US Army McDermott-Wintch, USAF Friday, July 23 2nd Lt. Luke Ledva, USMC Major Timothy Wintch, USAF + 6:30am ‐ Joseph Pontarelli (Req. by his family) MSgt. David Marcella, USAF Sgt. Charles Wood, US Army + 9am ‐ Edward J. Klause, Jr. (Req. by John & Mary Hynes) 2nd Lt. Alexandra Nachtman, PO-2 Frank Young, USN US Army-Res. Saturday, July 24 + 8:30am ‐ Joseph P. Benson (Req. by Helen Benson & family) + 5:30pm ‐ For the People of the Parish Sunday, July 25 + 7:30am ‐ Special Inten ons + 9:30am ‐ Donald Zurenda (Req. by Kris & Ed Ingle) + 11:00am ‐ The McLaughlin family (Req. by Eileen & Rob McAdams) + 12:30pm ‐ Joseph D. Tomaro (Req. by Kevin & Mary Bars and family)
(Week of July 11, 2021) Rosary Group FIRST COLLECTION / ENV. AND LOOSE BILLS: $22,787.00 Every Tuesday evening at 7:00pm we will meet to pray the Rosary and Chaplet of Divine Mercy. We are currently FIRST COLLECTION / E-GIVING: $7,667.50 meeting in the upper church. We have rosaries and prayer TOTAL FIRST COLLECTION: $30,454.50 handouts if needed. Please join us and friends are welcome. Last year’s First Collection Total: $21,321.00 FIRST COLLECTION AVG. (Includes e-giving): $26,987.00 Pray for the Sick Second Collection (Capital Campaign) $1,842.00 William McPhillips Patty & Tom Sexton Joan Nachtman Kathryn Potok John Kolb, Jr. Megan Michevich Thomas Cawley Jennifer Johns GRADE SCHOOL: $0.00 Lucy Twardowski Renee Ricci Nikki Morales Florence Crawford Matthew Kenny Chris Laskey Jeanette Coburn Joseph Burke 2021 Catholic Charities (As of July 9, 2021): $80,282.00 Stephen Kenny Joseph Corsello Roberta Olson Lisa Fioravanti Michelle Shultz Kathy Zimmerman Barbara Bill DeHaven 2020 Catholic Charities total: $100,046.00 Mary June McCann Lisa Moroski Niederriter Nicholas Liddy Thomas Anderson Michael Hoefert Carolyn Vizzard Mary Kraft Albert Clarke John Monaghan Lauren Rada Chris Clemons James Zamanek Edward Siry Tim Lawall Shirley Blackburn Mickey Murtaugh Thomas Bonner Anna Keller Sheila Connors Judy Mooney Michelle Polesinski Jessie Gnoza Johari Crews John Gessner Darell Linder Vincent Criniti Lorraine Waters Erin Ramp Eileen Parsons Theresa Webster Andrew Lis Cookie Fullam Coleen Leszczynski Kadence Lawson Marian Chris Laskey Leo Oliver Norine Cross Boess-Winter Sandy Termini Bob Casselberry Peggy Haley Julia Pirolli Thomas Viola Baby Molly Michael Corless Nancy Carberry William Culhane Dougherty Angelique Casimir Ilenda George Clarke Anthony Magallanes Couturier Leona Wolanin Eileen Finnerty- Willard Turner Sr. Frances DeSales Thomas Christmann Smith Christine Spadaccini Richard Kern Theresa Flanigan Edward Wilson Barry Weidner Baby Hanna Smith Nicholas Viola Regina Cahill Rita Chmielewski John O’Connor Vincent Restituto Joseph Milewski Brynn Morgan Amy Boland Virginia Samhouri Going on Vacation? Find a Mass Online! Kelly Martin Thomas Bogdan Shaun Lambert Ana Paula Escaleira Taking a trip this summer doesn’t mean that you have to Anne Flanagan Anne Tuohy Cailyn Stratton Dylan Charlton Joseph Glatz Hugh McConville Terry Miller Alysa McCormick take a vacation from worship. Whether you are down the Mary Thoma Connie Colantuono Drew Miller Ruvine Mechin Nolan Curran Andrew Spiteri Dwayne Schwarz Frank Colantuono shore or anywhere around the world, making Sunday Mass a Fr. McDonald Jennifer Shultz William Kilroy Leonard Dutkiewicz Joshua Chattley Ron Kaufman Thomas Weir Dave Reese part of your vacation planning is as easy as your computer or Nyjak Longsdorf Eugene Boisvert Msgr. Robert Danielle Fish phone. Operated with the cooperation of the United States Eddie Fullam Sean Marriott Grudowski Joseph Flynn Edward Fullam, Jr. Dan Miller Fred Hubbard Victims of the Conference of Catholic Bishops and with the encouragement Mila Szynanik Marie Egan Ray Rios Coronavirus Eugene Hummel Bob Borkowski Baby Curston of the Vatican, www.masstimes.org will help you to find Frances Barckocy Linda Boland Catholic churches and Mass schedules by city, state, zip code Ray Robbins Brassington Leslie Kobsina or country. You can also get information by calling Names can be put on the prayer list by contacting the Parish Office in 1-858-207-6277 and providing either the zip code or phone person, by phone (215-357-5720) or by email ([email protected]). All number of the desired U.S. location. names will be left on the list for a period of 4 weeks. If you would like the intention to stay on for more than 4 weeks, please contact us again. July 18, 2021 9 St. Bede 103