Church of Saint Isidore2545 West Pumping Station Road – Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951

Reverend Frederick J. Riegler, Pastor Deacon David C. Mitchell, Permanent Deacon Deacon Patrick J. O’Donnell, Permanent DeaconOblates of St. Francis de Sales, Weekend Assistance

Celebration of the Eucharist Saturday Vigil: 5:00 P.M.

Sunday Masses: 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 A.M.

Spanish Mass-Misa en Espanol: 1st & 3rd Sunday of Month at 5:00 P.M.

Daily Masses: Monday through Thursday at 7:30 A.M. Friday at 4:30 P.M.

Holydays: Vigil 7:00 P.M., 7:30 A.M., 9:00 A.M. (School), & 7:00 P.M. (Except Christmas and New Year)

First Friday: 9:00 A.M. (School Hall - during school year) & 4:30 P.M.

Rosary: 7:00 A.M. Mon.-Thurs., 7:30 A.M. Sat.

Sacrament of PenanceSat. 10:30 - 11:30 A.M. and 4:00 - 5:00 P.M.

Communion CallsFather Frederick J. Riegler-Thursday before First Friday

RegistrationWelcome to all new members of our Parish. Your registration is important to us. In order to be granted Letters of Eligibility, it is necessary to be registered here at St. Isidore and you may do that on Sunday after any Mass in the sacristy.

Sacrament of BaptismSecond and Fourth Sunday following 11 AM Mass. Arrangements may be made by visiting our parish website and downloading the required forms. We request that completed forms be sent to the parish office at least one month prior to the scheduled date of the Baptism. Baptismal classes are held on the first Thursday of every month at 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. for parents and godparents in the Multi-Purpose Room in the church.

Sacrament of the Anointing of the SickFor anyone about to undergo serious surgery during the week, it would be recommended that they be anointed after one of the Masses on the previous Sunday. Or if you need the Sacrament at any other time, please contact the Rectory.

Sacrament of MatrimonyDiocesan common policy requires six months preparation and the attendance of Pre-Cana session(s).

Parish OfficeParish Office is open on weekdays from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. If you move, change your address, or your phone number, please notify the rectory. If you are registered as a child of a parishioner and you marry, you must re-register. (190)

Parish Office / Rectory Phone (215) 536-4389 Fax (215) 536-4137 E-mail: stisidorechurch@comcast.netWebsite stisidores.orgFacebook: StIsidoreParishQuakertown

P.R.E.P.Phone (215) 536-6498 Website stisidoreprep.com

SchoolSchool (215) 536-6052Website stisidoreschool.comFacebook: StIsidoreSchoolQuakertown

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Page Two April 29, 2018 Altar Servers Sharon Marie Shuster 538-1141 Bereavement Ministry

Email: nonnaduke@gmail.comBusiness Mgr Craig Fraser 536-6052 Health & Wellness Ministry Marie Schoeffling 536-4389 Music Director Linda J. Pieninck 536-4389 C. Y. O. Director: Mike Nungesser Eucharistic Ministers 536-4389 Food Pantry 538-4056 Knights of Columbus 215-257-4387 Brant Miller, Grand Knight Knights of Columbus- Ladies Auxiliary

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Landscaping Committee Anna Marie Lombardi 529-9727 Lectors David Mitchell & Pat O’Donnell Men of St. Isidore Chris Tray 267-230-9433 Mom’s Group Heather Maigur 536-5938Mobile Manna Ministry 215-760-9506 Outreach Committee for Military Families Kathy Walters 536-9242Pastoral Council President Paul Golrick 538-7428 Parents as Partners Assoc 536-6052 Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) Nicole Hallowell 536-6498

Prayer Shawl Ministry Deb Duke 267-377-6782 RCIA Deacon Mitchell & Deacon O’DonnellRespect Life Sandy Slater 538-1390 Sacred Seasons 536-4389 School Principal Robin Conboy 536-6052 Society of St. Vincent de Paul 529-4659 Spanish Mass Ministry Joselito Gonzalez 529-1349Ushers Christopher Gowin 538-7040 Women’s Club Claire Nees 257-9637Youth Center/Pavilion Rental Craig Fraser 536-6052

MASS INTENTIONS Monday, April 30, 2018

7:30 AM Pro Populo Tuesday, May 1, 2018 7:30 AM Dr. Thomas Rutter O’Rourk req. by the Wich

Family Wednesday, May 2, 2018 7:30 AM Michael Berger req. by Meredith NagyThursday, May 3, 2018

7:30 AM Joseph Rittenhouse, Jr. req. by Mike & Karen Orzel

Friday, May 4, 2018: First Friday 9:00 AM School Hall: Michael Berger req. by the Houdek

Family 4:30 PM Tommy Miller req. by the McFadden & Knight

FamiliesSaturday, May 5, 2018 5:00 PM Marguerite Martin req. by her husband Michael Sunday, May 6, 2018 7:00 AM Carl Wenhold req. by Bill Watts 9:00 AM Lillian & Charles Mertz, Sr. req. by Charlie & Deb Mertz 11:00 AM Joseph Rittenhouse, Jr. req. by Sue Mauro

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THIS WEEK Mon., Apr. 30 –AA (Middle School-Lower Level), 7-8 PM Tues., May 1 – Parish Finance Committee (Rectory), 7:00 PM Wed., May 2 – RCIA (Youth Center), 7:00 – 9:00 PM Mom’s Group (MPR), 8:00 PM Knights of Columbus (Knights House): Home Association Meeting, 7:00 PM 6 Point Meeting, 8:00 PM Thur., May 3 –AA Meetings, (Middle School-Lower Level) Females- 7:00 PM; Co-Ed- 8:30 PM Fri., May 4 – First Friday Mass with May Procession and Crowning of the Blessed Mother (School Hall), 9:00 AM

Please remember the faithful departed in your prayers: Jacqueline Higgins

PLEASE PRAY FOR . . . Dennis Abbonizio - Paula Andrade - Baby Andreia - Baby Anthony Joshua - Kaylin Marie Ball - Dan Bangert - Annika Barth Christopher

Barth - Betty Bell - Frank Bell - Julie Bell - Diane Benscoter Meredith Black - Gerald Boyles - Mrs. Brady - Harry C. Brown Scott Caldwell - Bill Carroll - William Chesire - Terrence Cole Karly Cosgrove - Erin D’Amato - Marilyn D’Amato - Gerry Devlin - Amy Digirolamo - Brody Digirolamo - Joanne Digirolamo - Ron Digirolamo - Joan Donaghy - Bill Donofrio Jacqueline Duggan - Michael Einfeldt - Evelyn Ferro - Mary Flack - Nancy Flack - Robbie Flack Joseph Garry - Joseph Geib Caroline Geiger - Lauren Geiger - Eileen Guldin - Katie Hamrick - James Hearn - Mary Hearn - Jacob Ryan Hedrick Glenn Herd- Franny Higgins - Ed Holahan - Jim Jarvis - John Keeny - Renate Keeny - Eileen Kessler - John Knust- Marianne Kowalski- Helen Lang - Robby Luber - Bob Mace - Lenny Manning - Rose Maria - Matthew Mayer - Mark Anthony McBride - Kevin McBride - Tom McCannon - Alice McClaughlin- Helen McDermott- Terry Miloshevsky - Michael Stephanie MoDavis - Linda Moran - Major Patrick R. Moran Alice Murphy - George Murphy - Philip Myers - Joan Noblit Dan O’Sullivan - Nancy Porcelli - Robert Preston - M Pucci M Pucci - Larry Ring - Joel Rivera - Mary Ellen Roberts Ginny Schaeffer- Mary Schiele- Eleanor Skabowski- Bill Slade Barbara Slotter - Mary Staurk - Eleanora Stettler - Joan Stiegle Ilene Stull - Betty Sullivan - Robert Sutliff - Francine Swennes Annette Tustin - Bruce Tustin - Sandra Valish - Estie VanVolkenburgh - Steve Wasniewski - Eric Weisel - Nancy Werner - Devante White - Rose Wild - Louise Woll - Dolores Zacarreli - Marianne Ziegler (190)

FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER April 29, 2018

“Remain in me as I remain in you, says the Lord. Whoever remains in me will bear much fruit.”

- John 15:4a, 5b

On June 9th of 2018, Michael Nungesser, an active and beloved member of our parish, will be ordained as a Permanent Deacon at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia. The Celebration of the Mass and Ordination will be at 10:00 AM. To show our support for Mike, we will be renting a tour bus that will hold 52 people. If you are interested in attending this event but prefer to not drive, we invite you to take our bus. To help cover the expense of the transportation, there will be a $15.00 fee per seat. Seats will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. We will be leaving from the St. Isidore School parking lot at 8:00 AM, getting us to the Cathedral early enough to get settled. We plan on leaving Philadelphia at approximately 12:30 PM and arriving back at the school by 2:00 PM To reserve your seat, contact the Parish Office at 215-536-4389 or izzyparoff@comcast.net. Seats are limited so reserve your spot NOW!

PREP NEWS Registration for the 2018-2019 PREP Classes will begin soon. The Archdiocese recommends 2 years of formal religious education before a child can receive their Sacraments of First Penance and First Communion. If you have a child entering 1st grade in the fall, you should register them for PREP.

SCHOOL NEWS The numbers are in, out of 169 students in grades K-8 we have 115 recipients of the Religion Award. We are thrilled and will provide their Medals during graduation or the last day of school. We are still accepting applications for the 2018-2019 school year, however some specific days in our early childhood are almost full and may not be available so check us out early. On Friday our students participated in Exercise for Education it is a Fun-raiser that gets us moving!

If you need special prayers for family and friends, call the school at 215-536-6052. The children pray each day for your special intentions.

WHY ST. ISIDORE SCHOOL? * Balanced curriculum that is rooted in faith, culture, and life * PreSchool through 8th grade in one location * Small class size = individual attention and care * Grounded in family and growing in love * Dedicated faculty focused on teaching (not just testing)

CALL US TODAY FOR MORE INFO & A TOUR 215-536-6052

FULL OR HALF DAY KINDERGARTEN! St. Isidore School offers an education that combines faith with academic excellence from PreSchool thru Grade 8. * PreSchool (age 3), Pre-K (age 4), and Kindergarten with flexible full and half day schedule. * Before & After-school program from 7:00 to 8:00 AM and 3:30 to 6:00 PM. * Latest technology is readily available in every classroom. * Rigorous curriculum balanced with art, music, foreign language and fitness. * Accredited by Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. * Busing provided by Quakertown, Pennridge, Palisades, Souderton, Southern Lehigh and Upper Perkiomen school districts. (190)

PRAYER MEETING “There is one and only one possible road to joy: selfless love.”

- Peter Kreeft The Rosary to the Blessed Mother is recited each morning before the 7:30 AM Mass and the Divine Mercy Chaplet is said immediately following the 7:30 AM Mass. Join us every Thurs. at 7:30 PM for Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Eucharistic Adoration, Praise & Worship, & Faith Sharing.

EUCHARISTC ADORATION “In the Mass and in Eucharistic Adoration we meet the merciful love of God that passes through the Heart of Jesus Christ.” - Pope John Paul IIEucharistic Adoration is on Thursdays beginning after the 7:30 AM Mass and ending at 4:30 PM.

The lives of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens, preborn children, the elderly, the people with disabilities are the dangling carats in the 2018 elections. Get to know the candidates running for seats in the legislature and

governorship. Go to their websites to find out what they stand for. And re-echo the song that our youth sing at the March for Life: Hey, hey; ho, ho Roe V. Wade has got to go and repeat it, as they do, over and over. And support those 500 eager young people from the Franciscan University of Steubenville that went to this year’s March for Life by voting in the positive. Meditation: “We talk about voting with a clear conscience, which means you can’t vote against your values,” (Father Frank Pavone, Nat’l Director- Priests for Life). “But to vote with a clear conscience, one must consider that elections not only put individual candidates into power; they put political parties into power.”

Join us for Cat Chat’s Marvelous Mystery as The Mass Comes Alive! at St. Isidore Church’s Vacation Bible School!! To be held on the Church grounds on July 9th - 13th from 9 AM – Noon.

Program is for 4 year olds through completion of 4th grade. Open to the first 70 children who register. A $5 donation per child is suggested. Info: cliffordfamily2010@verizon.net.

We welcome, with great joy, our newly baptized: March 4, 2018

Theodore Edward Williams March 25, 2018

Jacob Edward Kovacs Mackenzie Maria Kramer Milo Anthony Patti Bennett Joseph Wennemer

April 8, 2018 Julianne Margaret Lighthart Valentina Ida DelPriore

Madison Marie Tuttle April 22, 2018

Jonty Cabous Clarke Xavier Michael Falowski Liam Allen Hyde Serena Marie Thistle

Chloe Madelyn West

April 29, 2018 Page Four STEWARDSHIP

April 22, 2018 1357 envelopes sent $ 9,451.45 (423 envelopes received) Additional contributions $ 2,691.00 Total Collection $ 12,142.45

Please note: The 2nd collection this weekend is for the the parish debt and next weekend, May 6th, is for the Catholic Home Mission.

Parish Giving: $ 8,688.00 for the month of March.

THE PARISH DEBT Total Parish Debt $ 3,498,450.00 Principal Balance Due $ 267,578.20 Principal Payment on Loan to Date $ 3,230,871.18 Required Monthly Payment (Principal) $ 19,511.04 March’s Monthly Reduction-Collections $ 24,343.00

Cover Picture: FIRST COMMUNION 2018. Large group. Congratulations to all those who received First Communion these past three weeks. You have added to the wonder of this sacrament.

The Annual Branch Clean-up will happen on May 5th promptly at 8:00 AM. If you and your family or church group can help, it would be great. We would like to be done by 10:00 AM, and with your help it should be easy. Thank you in advance.

Landscape Committee’s Annual Yard Sale/Flea MarketThinking of Spring Cleaning? Want to sell some items? Gather them together and bring them to

our St. Isidore’s Annual Yard Sale/Flea Market. This year the event is on Sat., June 9th, 8 AM-1 PM; church parking lot. Rain Date: June 16th. Crafters and demonstrators are welcome. Benefits the St. Isidore Landscape Committee. Last year we had to postpone our mulch project due to insufficient funds to pay for the mulch, this is our only fund raiser of the year. A parking lot space is $15 if registered and paid by May 31st, $17 after the 31st

or at the door, if space is available. Bring your own table, chair, and tent. We will have a limited number of spaces under our pavilion that include a large picnic table. The cost for these spaces is $18 if registered & paid by May 31st, $20 after the 31st. * You can also help by donating items for sale at our table, baking some goodies to be sold at our food table or volunteering to assist at our table the day of the event. And we also accept cash donations! We will be collecting any donated items at the CYO building on Thurs., June 7th and Fri., June 8th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. For more details on how you can help or to register contact Anna Marie at 215- 529-9727 or email at landscapecommittee@yahoo.com.

SUPPORT RELIGIOUS LIFE AND JOIN THE FUN! Consider sponsoring Kathy Stimpfle, an alumnus of St. Isidore School and postulant with the Sisters of Christian Charity, in the 5th Annual 5K Race, Run for a Nun. The race will take place on Sat., June 2nd at Lewis Morris Park in Morristown, NJ. All proceeds benefit the education costs of women in initial formation. To make a donation, please visit our website: http://www.scceast.org/run-for-a-nun.

My dear parishioners, One of the perils of studying texts

that are many centuries old is reading into them modern presuppositions that may not be valid. For example, most authors today begin with an outline that has a beginning, middle, and an ending. That is a bit simplistic but it is not far from the truth. Be it fiction with a story to tell or an academic treatise that seeks to persuade, the outline keeps the author focused on a message or plot that hopefully will engage the attention of prospective readers. No doubt Matthew had a specific audience, as we have seen, Jews and Jewish Christians in Palestine. He was also dealing with events that occurred about four decades ago whose memory was enshrined in St. Mark’s Gospel and in the collective memory of the local community.

The next event that Matthew narrates differs from that of Mark and considerably from that of Luke who does not use Mark. Matthew’s story of what is known as “Peter’s Confession” became one of the major proof texts for the Primacy of the Bishop of Rome, otherwise known as the Pope. For many years in the dispute with both Orthodox and Protestants on Rome’s status , Roman Catholic writers would cite Matthew and point to Jesus’ promise as the basis for the papal position claiming Church leadership.

If, in fact, this marks Jesus’ preparation of His disciples to carry on His message and mission, then the interpretation of Jesus’ response to Peter’s confession that He was the Anointed One, the Christ, makes sense. However, such an interpretation reads far much into the text than warranted. It is one thing to deduce from this incident that Jesus made Peter the leader of the Twelve, the core group among Jesus’ disciples. It is quite something else to cite Matthew’s version as proof positive of papal authority.

At present most biblical scholars are willing to admit that Jesus did designate Peter as the leader of the Apostles, which position comes out clearly in the events as found in the Acts of the Apostles after Jesus’ death and the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. That Peter would make some horrible mistakes subsequent to the confession, including his attempt to dissuade Jesus from taking the path that would lead to His death, should also be admitted. Peter was flawed and it is in his humanity that we see the real person who managed to triumph because of God’s grace. To that extent Peter represents flawed humanity responding to the Spirit and eventually becoming the person that Jesus saw in Him when He originally called Peter to be His follower.

The story of the development of the papacy from its modest beginnings in Rome in the first century to the present day is a fascinating one. And it reflects one of the major theological differences between Roman Catholicism and the Orthodox churches as well as the differences between the Roman Catholic Church and Protestant churches. None of those differences can be resolved by citing Matthew 16:13-20, although in the past this has been the case. If we confine our study to this event, then it must be said that Peter was given enormous authority in rabbinical terms. Yes, the disciples can bind and loose, can determine authentic teaching and can confront evil through binding the devil in exorcism. But to Peter alone was this revelation given, thus becoming the rock, the foundation of the emerging Church. Peter was far from being an autocrat, the sole authority in the Church. To separate him from the rest of the apostles and disciples is to distort Matthew. Rather he must be seen as the essential bedrock of the early Church. (190)

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