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Parochial Administrator Rev. Michael J. Saban (Ext. 104)
Resident Rev. Hugh J. Dougherty
Permanent Deacons
Deacon Thomas P. Fitzpatrick
Director of Religious Education Marykate Murphy (Ext. 212)
School Principal Mrs. Joanne Montie
Parish Business Manager Robert J. Helmig (Ext. 103) Administrative Secretary Helen V. Kraus (ext. 101) Parish Music Coordinator
Dorothy Toomey
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Parish Informa on NEW FAMILIES
Welcome to St. Bernadette Parish! To register in the parish, please email Deacon Tom Fitzpatrick at [email protected]. He will get back to you to arrange a convenient time to meet with him to register. We are eager to greet new members of our parish community and look forward to meeting you.
RECTORY OFFICE HOURS The rectory office hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00am to noon and 1:00pm to 5:00pm. During the summer the rectory will close at 3:00pm on Fridays. Items for the Sunday newsletter must be at the rectory by Monday at noon for publication the following Sunday.
BAPTISMS
Baptisms are held at 12 noon on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. Parents must attend a Pre-Jordan class held in the Wright Center at 12 noon on the first Sunday of every other month (please refer to the bulletin for exact dates). Registra-tion for the class is required. In order to arrange for a baptism, the parents must be active members of the parish for six months. To register, please call the rectory office at 610/789-7676. Godparents should be practicing Catholics, confirmed and at least 16 years of age. If not from this parish, sponsors must have a letter of eligibility from their parish stating that they have been actively participating for six months. St. Ber-nadette Parishioners must be registered and actively participat-ing for six months to receive a letter of eligibility.
MARRIAGES We request that couples contemplating marriage call the recto-ry to make an appointment with the priest. At this initial inter-view, the date and time of your request will be recorded and you will receive a copy of the Parish Wedding Guidelines.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK/COMMUNION CALLS A priest will administer Holy Communion to parishioners who are unable to come to Church. If you desire, Eucharistic Minis-ters can bring Communion each week. Please contact the Rec-tory to be placed on our Sick List. Parishioners who are to undergo serious surgery at a hospital are encouraged to make an appointment at the Rectory before going to the hospital.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION St. Bernadette School offers sessions for Pre-School and Kin-dergarten and conducts full-time classes from first through eighth grades. PREP classes are held in the parish school for all students attending public school. PREP classes are held on Monday evenings at 6:45pm. Adults seeking religious instruc-tion should call Marykate Murphy, Director of Religious Edu-cation at (610) 789-7676 ext. 212. The RCIA Program begins in October.
SAINT BERNADETTE PARISH ON FACEBOOK We can be found at “Saint Bernadette of Lourdes Parish”. Check out the page and “like” us to keep up with the latest par-ish news.
VISITS TO THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT can be made in the Chapel RECITATION OF THE ROSARY takes place every Monday through Thursday at 8:00am in the church and on Wednesday evenings along with the Miraculous Medal Novena at 7:00pm in the Chapel. UNITED HEARTS OF JESUS AND MARY meet every Monday evening at 7pm in the Chapel. NOVENA TO ST. LEONIE AVIAT takes place every Tues-day at 7:00pm in the Chapel. FLAME OF LOVE PRAYER CENACLE takes place every Thursday at 7:00pm in the Chapel. RESPECT LIFE GROUP information can be obtained by call-ing Doris Hurd at 610-789-2708. MEN’S PRAYER GROUP meets in the chapel every Tuesday at 7:30pm. MUSIC MINISTRY is open to all who wish to share their time and talent in praise and thanksgiving to God – call Dottie Toomey at 610/449-4013 for rehearsal times. ST. BERNADETTE MARTHAS AND A JOSEPH are a ded-icated group who clean the church every Thursday after the 8:30am Mass; new volunteers always welcome—call Johanna Ryan at 484-988-2414. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Ave Maria Council #4063 serve St Bernadette Parish invites interested men 18 years of age and older to join in fraternity and the service to our parish and greater community; contact [email protected] ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meetings are held ever Thursday at 9:30am in O’Brien Hall. ST. JOHN’S HOSPICE Casseroles to feed the homeless spon-sored by St. John’s Hospice in Philadelphia are collected in O’Brien Hall before the weekend Masses that precede the first Thursday of the month. Casserole pans are available in the main entrance of church. Call Mary at 610/789-6206. FOOD PANTRY Non-perishable food items for the Food Pantry can be place in bags and left in the vestibules of church. Any monetary dona-tions or donations of gift cards should be sent to Fr. Saban. If you have a question, call the Food Pantry at 610-789-7676 ext. 213.
TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME As we honor our fathers today we hear Jesus reassure his disciples by reminding them of the tender care of his heavenly Father. Our heavenly Father watches over us assiduously, faithfully, lovingly; every hair on our heads is accounted for. Let us recall all the times our own fathers, grandfathers, un-cles, and father figures — living and deceased — made us feel safe and secure with their vigilant care.
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
When am I unwilling to stand up for what I believe? What fears prevent me from bringing my faith into the light?
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, June 20 4:30pm Deacon Frank Burke Sunday, June 21 9:00am Tommy DiEmidio 11:00am Deacon Frank Burke Monday, June 22 - St. Paulinus of Nola, St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More 8:30am Tuesday, June 23 8:30am Robert McKenna Wednesday, June 24 - Nativity of St. John the Baptist 8:30am Salvataore & Rita Faia Thursday, June 25 8:30am Friday, June 26 8:30am James Mullen Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Saturday, June 27 4:30pm Natalie Anzalone Sunday, June 28 9:00am Deceased Members of the Lopata Family 11:00am Dolores and John Georeno, Jr.
FOR YOUR SPIRITUAL REFLECTION This week’s readings are: First Reading - Jeremiah 20:10-13 Second Reading - Romans 5:12-15 Gospel - Matthew 10:26-33 Next week’s readings will be: First Reading - 2 Kings 4:8-11, 14-16a Second Reading - Romans 6:3-4, 8-11 Gospel - Matthew 10:37-42
Bulletin items for Sunday, June 28 and Sunday, July 5 must be at the rectory no later than noon on Monday, June 22.
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do Thou, O Prince of the Heav-enly Host, by the Power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits, who prowl through the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
THIS SUMMER . . .
Let's put ourselves into the hands of the Lord, and pray that God will bless us and our families during the wonderful months of summer. May we all help make our home a place of relaxation, joy, love, peace and safety. May we be generous and considerate, not thinking only about ourselves, but helping others en-joy the blessings of summertime. Lord God, Creator of all things, guide our steps and strengthen our hearts, during these months of summer and vacation days. Grant us refreshment of mind and body. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Take time to claim your strengths; they are gifts of God. Take time to have fun; it's God's way of teaching you your strengths. Take time to grow yourself; only you can grow you. Take time to trust yourself; God trusts you. Take time to be self-reliant; it is better than being dependent. Take time to share with others; they will bless you, and you will bless them. Take time to have hope; you are a child of God.
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WE PRAY FOR THE SICK - Fred Ama-tucci, Joseph Anthony, Lisa Pfaff Bevilacqua, Pamela Bower, Joseph Bradley, Marie Bree, Theresa Caputo, Michael Carroll, Robert & Joanne Christopher, Ron Christopher, Elaine Cole, Mike Connors, Quinn Connors, Dennis
Conway, Dave Costella, Barbara Cunningham, Molly Curtis, Vinnie D’Ambrosio, Ann Davis, Laurel Dee, Michael DeEmil-io, Tom and Peggy Dever, Frances Diegnan, Christopher Di-Marto, Gabriella DiSaverio, Julia Donohue, Darrin Dougherty, Dawn Dougherty, Michael Dougherty, James Drumm, Jeff Dudley, Lexi Dunn, Bernie Dupras, Jason Durkee, Trevor Durkin, Matthew Dwyer, Marie Feola, Patrick Flanigan, Emily Flynn, Jerry Flynn, Joe Flynn, Sr. Rose Foulk, Maggie Franz, Maureen Gibbons, Tom Glancey, Christine Grosso, Joan Grycewicz, Rachel Hagan, Christian Hampton, Kim Hayman, Lizzy Hennessy, Pat Henningsen, Michael Hogan, Judith Holmes, Baby Lila Holmes, Adrian Hughes, Christopher Hunt, Frank Iacone, John Ingle, Anthony Jones, Ashley Juliano, Da-vid Kasella, Linda King, Tommy Lake, Catherine Lavan, Wil-mer Lehman, Steven Little, Betsy Long, Michele Malolie, Dal-ton Martin, Kathy Martin, James Maynard, Neil McClelland, Helene McCole, Jean McCormack, Karen McIlvaine, Sean McKeefery, Baby Rosie McKenna, Marianne McLaughlin, Megan McLean, Theresa Merlini, Jerry Misterman, Sue Mitchell, Bridget Morris, Charlie Morris, Dan Murphy, Kath-leen Murtaugh, Matthew Nicholas, Nancy Nicholas, Sydney Nihill, Roman O’Brien, Sr. Eleanor O’Connell, SJ, Carmen Pettin, Pearl Polto, Sharon Pozzuolo, Christopher Rafferty, Michele Re, Dan Rock, Mimi & Rich Rogge, Anna Rokos, Marie Seiler, Michael Shane, Bridget Sharpe, Amy Sheeler, Marion Sloan, Rob Smith, Kristin Sorrentino, Carmella Spano, Emily Tong, Mario Turchiarolo, Dan Visintin, Annie Walker, Lily Walker, Mary Wieners, Sharon Yost, Lori Zytkonicz and those suffering from serious illnesses & incurable diseases. HOSPITAL SICK CALLS - Emergency sick calls may be made to the rectory at any time. If surgery or admission to the hospital is scheduled, please call the rectory ahead of time to make arrangements to receive the Sacrament of the Sick. Due to the privacy act, if you are in the hospital and wish to see a priest while you are there, you must register as a Catholic when admitted or make sure a family member does so for you to as-sure a visit by a priest or Extraordinary Minister of the Eucha-rist.
Congratulations to the following students who achieved honors at St. Joseph’s Prep for 2019-2020: Aidan Sweeney Andrew Flanagan Dominic Richetti Anthony Salvato Daniel Houtz ___________________________________________________
2020 MASS BOOK There are still Masses available for June, July and August 2020. The rectory will be open from 9am—noon and 1pm—5pm (1pm - 3pm on Fridays) to take your requests.
The St. Bernadette Scrip program is offered through Shop with Scrip. Scrip is the parish based program where you purchase gift cards to your favorite stores and receive a rebate that can be redeemed in various ways: apply towards school tuition, PREP, high school tuition or donate to the parish. The purpose of the program is to help St. Bernadette families earn cash back on everyday purchases and support the parish. Local grocery/retail gift cards available include: Giant, ACME, Shop Rite, Colonial Village, Swiss Farms, Freddy's, Kohl’s, Sam’s Boardwalk Style Pizza and JD McGillicuddy’s. To en-roll in the program, please contact the scrip coordinator, at [email protected] or Susan Coyne at 610-405-6439. ___________________________________________________
WELCOME TO THE NEWLY BAPTIZED
Theodore Michael Caprio
SYMPATHIES AND PRAYERS We extend our sympathies and prayers to the family and friends of John Flynn who was recently buried from our church.
PLEASE — PLEASE — PLEASE Keep supporting your parish!
As followers of Christ Jesus, we are reminded that all things including life itself are a gift from God. What matters to God is not the gift, but the giver. Giving is God’s invitation to a way of life. It helps us to overcome our selfishness and love of things. What we do with what we have been given is a sign to God and to the world of the depth and meaning of our com-mitment. By recalling that all is gift, we therefore must strive to be generous with the financial gifts, both great and small, that God has bestowed upon us. Thank you for your support and your generosity to God and to St. Bernadette Parish. St. Bernadette Parish has enlisted Parish Giving to provide its parishioners and supporters with the opportunity to use Elec-tronic Funds Transfer as an alternative method for giving. The Program is free of charge for parishioners. More information about Parish Giving is available on our Par-ish web site: www.stbl.org on the “Parish Giving” page.
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WOW! It is finally here! What a long spring or whatever it was. We all can now go to many
places - see people - get sun. Life is better! Take advantage of these days. Do not delay. It will go so fast. Fourth of July is weeks away! Do not Dilly Dally! A big thanks to all the families who came out to beautify the parish property. It makes such a difference, and the compliments are ongoing! It was so neat to see everyone come together and just be together. I really do thank you! Your commitment to St. Bernadette’s is so beautiful. These days the last trash in different basements is being thrown out. I already did the attics and cupboards. Lots of things are getting fixed. The church tower is lit again. The church porch is lit again. The convent meeting rooms are all set up and will be used. The school is mostly cleaned. I think we are in a good place with that. One of the necessary fixtures that must take place this summer is the convent roof and chimney. Both are falling off. I hope to have that completed later this summer. I hope you all enjoy these summer days. Read! Relax! Renew! Refresh! I do not know what lies ahead so let’s all enjoy the good days while we can. God bless you all. “Yous” make me so happy! Faithfully, Fr. Michael Saban Administrator
H p Fa ’ D !
This day we send thanks and praise to all of our Dads — living and deceased. We thank them for their sacrifices, council, support, guidance and love. We recall their strength and firmness, their
compassion and generosity. Dads are such an essential part of the family! Boys will model their Fathers as they grow older. Girls will gravi-tate toward men that have similar behaviors or characteristics of their Fathers. That’s why it is so essential that Dads be ever mindful of what they exhibit and exemplify in the best of times and the worst of times. The role of Father is essential to the well balancing of the family. It is not an option nor can it be downplayed. Hence, tell your Dad “Thanks” for being a solid man, a good role model, a great example of manhood. It makes a difference to sons and daughters and grandchildren. Dads are essential to the good of any family!
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T lf S nd Or n T
Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson
It came to us as quietly as a cat’s paws on carpet, and minus any warning. They called it “Corona,” and later more technically as “Covid 19.” Either way, we just called it “the virus.” It truly is “an invisible enemy,” both to our bodies and minds. Chief among our latter reactions has been fear. Despite our so-called “victories” through mitigation and masks, that fear lingers in many minds this summer. That is because of what it could do to ourselves and those we love.
In that light, I ask you, could there be any more appropriate Gospel passage than the one we read and hear this weekend? True, there is a difference in time and meaning between the original setting and now. Our Lord wanted to take the fear out of the Apostles’ hearts as they faced their brand new task of preaching. That job would be very frightening for most people, but especially for uneducated fishermen who never had to do it. They knew that the very message Our Lord wanted them to convey might involve their own deaths if the listeners con-cluded it was blasphemous. They remembered that charge once being brought against their Master, who ex-celled at preaching.
Switch to the here and now, twenty plus centuries later, when Jesus addresses you and me as potential victims of this insidious virus. He tells us what to really fear: those who can kill the soul. We hear Him stress the point with a memorable figure: “So, with a Father who has the hairs of your head counted, do not be afraid!” (Emphasis added.)
Along with the comfort the Lord’s words bring comes a serious caution worth remembering. “Whoever denies Me before others, I will deny before My heavenly Father.” How would we ever deny Jesus in our ordinary lives? Consider the Catholic in a cocktail party conversation with a party goer who puts him/her on the spot with a question about abortion, and the weak Catholic answers, ”Well I’m personally against it, but I wouldn’t urge anyone to rethink their opinion.” In a very real way, that’s denying Christ. The same holds for the many other “hot button” issues where we know the Church takes an unpopular stance.
I take Our Lord’s words about denying someone “before My heavenly Father” as something that will happen on Judgment Day. That obviously outranks a virus on my fear index. Yes, covid has brought changes to our lives that we might not like. Testing can be trying. Masks may be maddening. But we have a powerful and loving God who is, in the confidence of Jeremiah whose words we hear today: “The Lord is with me like a mighty champion.” To that we can add a supportive quotation “There is no need to nervously pace the deck of the ship of life when the Great Pilot is at the wheel.” With such conviction our fear scurries away as quietly and quickly as the virus arrived. Good riddance to both.
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