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SERVED BY Rev. Msgr. Hans A. L. Brouwers Pastor Rev. Msgr. John J. Jagodzinski Pastor Emeritus Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Carroll Priest in Residence Rev. David A. Waters Parochial Vicar Father Scott Reilly, LC Weekend Assistant 484-422-8117

Stephanie Twohig Youth Minister Colleen Maguire Coordinator for Parish Life and Ministry: 610-688-4584

Frank Tosti, School Principal 610-688-5451 S. Mary Elizabeth Karalis, SSJ Director of Religious Education 610-688-7890 MaryAnn Crowe Parish Nurse: 610-688-9479 Dr. Ted Latham Liturgical Music Director 610-688-9489 Youngjin C. Joo Organist and Choir Director Angela Kusterbeck Business Manager Barbara Lombardi Parish Secretary

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Rev. Msgr. Hans Brouwers, Sr. Mary Elizabeth Karalis, SSJ, Colleen Maguire, Frank Tosti, JoAnne Alexander, Sarah Bradley, Dan Hayes, Ed Kubala, Nick Lee, Robert McAlaine, Jessica Waltman, Jeff Walkenhorst PARISH FINANCIAL COUNCIL Rev. Msgr. Hans Brouwers, Carolyn Evans, Frank Tosti, Richard Craft

EPIPHANY OF THE LORD January 3, 2021

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MASS AND PRAYER INTENTIONS

Requests for Prayers Sick Prayer List:

If you wish to have your name or the name of a loved one added to this prayer list, please call or email us. New names will appear in bold. Other than critical or terminal conditions, the names will remain on this list for 30 days. Please help us keep our prayer list current by letting us know when the status of a person on the sick list changes. Due to HIPAA laws, parish staff does not know if a parishioner is hospitalized or placed in a nursing home unless some-one informs them. Please contact the parish office if you would like a hospital visit.

Robert Bruno Ryan Carlton Charles Carr Richard Caruso Jackie Chedeville Patrick Graham Jean Hencher Helen Hobson Ginny Jackson

Libby Judge Corrine Kerrigan Tony Lopez Daniel Maguire Timothy Mahoney John McCabe Valerie Nash Madeleine O’Keefe

Patricia Portonova Paula Rudnick Logan Schweiter Claire Sieracki Donna Schmidt Jessica Smucker Debbie Snyder Maryanne Sullivan

Deceased Prayer List:

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PARISH INCOME PARISH EXPENSES

Sunday Collection: $11,546.68 Diocesan Assessment:

$13,816.67 Electronic Giving: $5,180.00 Christmas Bonuses: $29,780.00

Tuition: $72,164.96 Administration Expenses:

$8,604.71 SKS Annual Fund: $10,485.00 Charitable Giving: $2,434.00 School Fundraising: $3,031.52 Insurance: $4,825.25

Christmas: $6,270.00

Other Income:$8,297.28 Other Expenses: $10,117.55 Weekly Income: $116,975.44 Weekly Expenses: $69,578.18 YTD Income: $2,256,195.87 YTD Expenses: $1,915,713.83

YTD Balance: $340,482.04

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OUR STEWARDSHIP IN TREASURE Week of 16 December — 22 December 2020

Staying Connected to St. Katharine’s During this challenging time we invite you to stay up-to-date with news and events at SKS! Join our Flocknote email list to receive emails and texts. Sign up only takes a few seconds. You can join by texting SKS to 84576. You will re-ceive a text back. Click the link to sign up and get started!

Women’s Evening of Reflection First Thursday of the Month

The next Evening of Reflection will be this Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30pm. RSVP is required since seating in the parish center is limited. If you have any questions or would like to RSVP, please reach out to Laura Kerr, evangeli-zation@sksparish.org or Carol Pappas, 610-220-6693.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 3, 2021 9:30 AM Mary Conlan 11:30 AM Mary Lou Masterson 6:00 PM Youth Mass MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2021 6:30 AM Edward Urban 8:00 AM Carol Curley Eucharistic Adoration will begin after the 8:00 am Mass with Benediction starting at 4:30 pm. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2021 6:30 AM Brien Boston 8:00 AM Lewers/Shea Families WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2021 6:30 AM Special Intention 8:00 AM Mary Conlan THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2021 6:30 AM Anthony and Florence Cellucci 8:00 AM Joseph Flynn FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 2021 6:30 AM Special Intention 8:00 AM J. Russell Cullen SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 2021 8:00 AM Anne and Scho Schoefield 5:00 PM, Al Phelan SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 2021 9:30 AM Robert Sims 11:30 AM Giovanna Pullella Readings: Is 41:1-4, 6-7; Acts 10:34-38; Mark 1:7-11

Low-Gluten Hosts Available at Mass

As more people become aware of celiac dis-ease, which, according to a recent report in the World of Gastroenterology, “now affects one in 100 people in Europe and North America,” low-gluten hosts (i.e., with a gluten content of 0.01 percent) are available at Mass for those who re-quest them. Please contact the rectory during regular office hours or text Msgr. Brouwers di-rectly (610-420-8749) at least fifteen minutes be-fore the Mass you plan to attend so the hosts can be ready for you.

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The Epiphany of the Lord Happy New Year! I hope you have enjoyed this marvelous festive season as we celebrated once again the birth of our Savior at Christmas as well as the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph last Sunday. For most of us, it was not an occasion to gather together with fam-ily and friends in the usual way due to the ongo-ing virus. As we did at Thanksgiving, Msgr. Car-roll and I sat in the rectory kitchen for our Christ-mas dinner rather than going to our families. But, it was still a special moment and gave us occasion to reflect even more deeply on the mysteries of this season: the infinite God sharing in our very fragile humanity in order to draw us all back into his eternal heavenly embrace. And so, we begin another year in God’s grace, very much aware of his blessings on us and our families even in the midst of the stress and fear this pandemic may bring us. I’m sure you have learned about the impact that the coronavirus has had on thousands of families throughout our Archdiocese. Philadelphia has the highest pov-erty rate of any large city in the country and pov-erty has become even more widespread this past year. So, I want to thank you - in the name of the thousands of people throughout the Arch-diocese who will benefit - for your tremendous generosity to the 2020 Catholic Charities Appeal; we reached a new milestone this year! As you may recall from my report on the Catholic Chari-ties Appeal early this year – it was in my 23 Feb-ruary 2020 Parish Bulletin article – our goal for 2020 was $152,390.00. And, as in past years, we exceeded our goal. In fact, we attained a new record - the total collected to date is $192,703! As you know from the literature you receive every year, the Catholic Charities Appeal assists men, women and children throughout the Archdiocese through a whole variety of organiza-tions, programs and other initiatives; in their name, I thank you. Your ongoing generous re-sponse to this annual appeal is a true testimony to your awareness that, as followers of Christ, we are all called to make his love and care ap-parent to all the world, and this is especially im-portant this year as so many people in our Arch-diocese are struggling financially due to the un-employment caused by the restrictions brought about by the pandemic.

Speaking of making our Lord apparent, today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany of our Lord. As you surely know, Epiphany means “to appear to” and today, it refers to the manifes-tation of the infant Jesus to the gentiles, personi-fied in the wise men who came from the East. As we hear in today’s Gospel, “magi from the east arrived in Jerusalem saying, ‘Where is the new-born king of the Jews? We saw his star at its ris-ing and have come to do him homage.’” Howev-er, in the writings of early Christians, the term “epiphany” was also used in reference to his birth since it was then that God appeared in human form. In fact, “epiphany” often referred to his baptism and the wedding feast at Cana as well, since these were events where Jesus’ divinity was made manifest. Today’s readings at Mass all focus on the visit by the magi but throughout the Divine Office (the official prayer that clergy are required - and laity are encouraged - to pray throughout the day), there are references to our Lord’s birth, baptism and miracle at Cana – all vestiges of the events that have been indicated by this feast. Down through the past 2,000 years of Christianity, it has taken on significance in a vari-ety of ways around the world. In the Western Church, Christians began celebrating the Epipha-ny in 354AD, associating it with the visit of the Wise Men to Jesus. The three kings - tradition has given them the names Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar (representing Europe, Arabia and Afri-ca respectively) - followed the star of Bethlehem to meet the baby Jesus where they offered gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. The gifts were symbolic of the importance of Jesus' birth. The gold represented his royal standing as the new king in the line of David, frankincense symbolized his divinity and myrrh anticipated his death (myrrh is a balm used to prepare a body for burial).

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SKS BULLETIN INFORMATION All Bulletin information must be to the rec-tory by 5pm on Monday. Bulletin inserts are due to the rectory at least 10 days before the date requested.

PARISH ACTIVITIES The Solemnity of the Epiphany began to be celebrated in the Eastern Church around 361AD. Even today, many Eastern Churches consider the Epiphany as important as – if not more im-portant than – Christmas. During the medieval period, Christmas was celebrated for the 12 days from Christmas Eve on December 24, until the Epiphany. Even up until the 19th century, January 6 was as big a celebration as Christmas Day in many countries. We Catholics observe Epiphany on a single day, usually on the Sunday after 6 January or, as it happens this year, on 6 January when it occurs on a Sunday. For many Protestant churches, however, the season of Epiphany ex-tends from 6 January until Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent. The last Sunday of the Epipha-ny is celebrated as Transfiguration Sunday. And, some Orthodox Christians, who celebrate Christmas on 7 January, observe the Epiphany on 19 January each year. Across the world, the day's celebration is observed in a variety of ways. In the Spanish speaking world, Epiphany is known as El Dia de los Reyes (Three Kings' Day). In some Latin American countries, believ-ers gather to taste the Rosca de Reyes - Kings' bread. A Jesus figurine is often hidden in the bread and whoever finds the small statue of the baby Jesus hidden inside their slice of the Ros-ca de Reyes throws a party on Candlemas in February. Yes, we celebrate our God’s becoming appar-ent to us through his Son, born of Mary, made manifest to the wise men who came from the East, baptized by John in the Jordan when God’s voice from heaven declared “this is my beloved Son on whom my favor rests; listen to him”, and showing his love and concern for eve-ryone he met by his miraculous acts – the first of which was changing water into wine at Cana. In these – and countless other ways – the Sacred Scriptures recall God’s revelation to us in his Son, our Lord, Jesus Christ. As we celebrate the Epiphany today, let us be grateful to our God, who has made his presence known to all who open their eyes of faith to see!

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Eucharistic Adoration takes place at St. Katharine’s every Monday from the end of the 8:00 am Mass until Benediction which starts at 4:30 pm and lasts until around 4:45 pm.

Spend some quiet time with the Lord. Read the divine words of Our Lord Jesus, meditate, pray or just sit quietly and listen to His words to you. You will leave the church happy and refreshed. Come and visit for as few or as many minutes as you have. You won’t be sorry. This is the best gift that you could ever give yourself.

Assistive Hearing Units We have a hearing assistance system in church and six hearing assistance units; they are available in the sacristy. If you would like to use one, please come to the sacristy be-fore Mass. The sacristan will show you how to use it. Feel free to bring your own earbuds to ensure a better fit, or, you can use ear-pieces we have with the hearing assistance units.

Parish Nurse Ministry Reminders for dealing with the cold:

1. Drink plenty of fluids, eat a healthy diet, avoid caffeine and alcohol before going outside.

2. Check to make sure you have plenty of batteries.

3. No generator should be inside the home . Place the generator at least 20 feet from the house.

4. Never shovel or go walking alone in frigid weather.

5. Wear no-skid boots when shoveling. 6. Shovel on an hourly basis instead of all

at once. 7. Push snow to the side and lift with legs,

not back, with no twist of the torso. 8. If you have a life alert, keep it on you at

all times. Rosary for an End to the Coronavirus

As we continue to struggle through the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, one of our parishioners, Mary Ann Mahoney, is leading a rosary at 7:00pm in church every Tuesday. All are encouraged to come and pray to our Blessed Mother for her in-tercession to her Son, Our Lord, that he may have mercy on us during these challenging times!

Mercy Hospice Thirty-eight years ago (December 1982) the first announcement appeared in the Parish Bul-letin about Mercy Hospice in Philadelphia, and their need for casseroles to feed the homeless women and children. During those years, St. Katharine’s has always been so generous. Thank you for your continued support. If you are making a casserole, the recipes, directions, and pans are located at the Aber-deen Avenue door of the church. If you would like to buy a frozen casserole, the family size frozen dinners of Stouffers lasagna, Macaroni and Cheese, scalloped potatoes or any other family size variety are appreciated. If you would like to donate groceries they are always in need of: Coffee, Creamer, Cake Mix-es, Brownie Mix, Pancake Mix, Granola Bars, Pop Tarts, Peanut Butter and Jelly. These items can be dropped off in the Parish Library. For more information, please contact Jane Dwyer at 610-306-9171, Jane Dooner at 610-505-1436, Susan Wiener at 610-331-3847 or Vicki Warner at 610-937-1648.

Mercy Hospice Giving Tree Thank you to the parishioners who donated gifts for Mercy Hospice this Christmas Season. Every year the homeless women and children who reside there are grateful for the gifts they receive from St. Katharine’s. Over 400 gifts and gift cards were brought to Mercy Hospice, and the women, children, and staff thank you for making their Christmas so special. A special “thank you” to Steph Twohig and the Youth Group for filling the wish list for the young children and babies who reside at Mercy Hos-pice. They were able to get everything on their list! Thank you also to Anne Condello for as-sembling the tags for the Giving Trees, and to the “elves” who helped organize and assemble the gifts.

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Adoration Maureen Reilly 610-989-3747 Marie Northington 610-687-6498 Adult Altar Servers Paul and Alicia Peterson 610-989-0277

Altar Servers Dan Hayes 484-367-7364 Charismatic Prayer Group Paul Hayes 610-687-8835 Children’s Liturgy of the Word Betty Sabol 610-688-9489 Michele Staves mcstaves@gmail.com Church Environment Amy Tahtabrounian 610-688-3970 Eucharistic Ministers Patrice Polgar 484-620-2282 Liturgical Music Ministries Dr. Ted Latham 610-688-9489 Ministers of Hospitality Janna Forte 484-432-2640 Ministers of the Word (Lectors) Erika Murdocca 610-348-2357

Pre Jordan Sister Mary Elizabeth 610-688-7890

Rosary Group Mary Ann Mahoney 610-971-0441

Aid for Friends Barbara Gallagher 610-687-6526 Athletic Association Michael McCormick ad@sksparish.org Boy Scouts John McGee 610-389-0451

C.A.R.E.S. (Children Are Receiving Extended Care) Michael Gavin 610-587-7440 Close Knit Community Marie Rauscher 610-964-0642

H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People in Emergencies) Colleen Maguire 610-688-4584 Shauna Munshower 610-688-4348

Interfaith Hospitality Network Robert and Jane Till 610-710-6410 Knights of Columbus Tom Grube skskofc@gmail.com

Mercy Hospice Casserole Program Jane Dwyer 610-306-9171 Jane Dooner 610-505-1436 Susan Wiener 610-331-3847

Parish Library Christine Purkiss 610-202-5360

Parish Center Kitchen Ginny Dutton 610-710-6307 Persons with Disabilities Rosemarie Mazzeo 215-888-1043

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Bible Study Msgr. Brouwers 610-688-4584

Home and School Association Erin Buckley 610-331-8237

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P.R.E.P. and P.R.E.P. Board (CCD Advisory Board) Sr. Mary Elizabeth Karalis 610-688-7890

Respect Life Matt and Maria Sowden 610-975-9474 sksrespectlife@gmail.com

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) Msgr. Brouwers 610-688-4584

OUT OF PARISH RESOURCES

Archdiocesan Information 215-587-3600 Crisis Pregnancy Line 1-800-CARE-002 Metropolitan Tribunal 215-587-3750 Separated and Divorced Catholics 215-587-0500

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If you are interested in learning more about any of the groups call the contact name above or the rectory at 610-688-4584.

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Alcoholics Anonymous Contact Rectory 610-688-4584

Hospitality Committee (Newcomers) Helen Gleason 610-688-0124

Mothers of Young Children Emily Monastra emily_devoe@yahoo.com

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Repairs - All Major Brands

MICHAEL CARR610-356-2902

NEWTOWN SQ SINCE 1980

Open 24 Hours / 7 days Baking on Premises

Minella'sMain Line Diner / Restaurant

Breakfast (served 24 hrs) • CocktailsLunch • Dinner • Late Night Snack

Tel: 610-687-1575320 W. Lancaster Ave. • Wayne, PA

www.minellasdiner.com

T R O S I N I

Landscape Management

INSTALLATIONSMAINTENANCE

CLEAN-UPS610-995-9950

C B. G PLUMBING

HEATING-COOLINGBath Showroom on Premises

Since 1926610-853-1100

688-4546 688-9762ABERDEEN SUNOCO— COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR —302 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, PA

Howard Reinhardt

ALL MAKES & MODELS392 W. LANCASTER AVE.

WAYNE, PAWe Work With All Insurance Companies

Diocese Member

610-688-6801www.mainlinecollision.com

John Weber, Inc.Masonry Restoration & Waterproofi ng

4718 “A” StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19120

P: (215)324-1418F: (215)329-8967

Marty@weberinc.comcastbiz.netwww.johnweberinc.com

Martin Fricko - President

STEPHEN J. DIORIOAuto • Life • HealthHome & Business

687-3223

CAPRI WATER ICE238 Lancaster Ave.

Wayne, PA610-386-1999

195 E. Lancaster Ave.Wayne

610-688-5150

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Historic Restorations • Siding • Commercial/Res. Replacement Windows • Remodeling • Gutters

& Spouting Cleaning • Roofi ng • AsphaltSlate • Copper • Metal • Cedar

Licensed & Insured 610-842-5810

610-640-3742 Malvern, PA

$750 OFF TREATMENTBryn Mawr & Wayne

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Trish Gould Parishioner of St. Mary610-639-8037

All aspects of PERSONAL FINANCE managedFinances Org & Automated • Estate Org

Home & Rental Property Mgmt • Personal Asst Srvcswww.pcgfi nancialgroup.com

Main Line Senior Move

ManagersWe Move Mom and DadWe Move Mom and Dad

www.MLSeniorMove.com610.717.8775 • Parishioner

PLUMBING &PLUMBING &HEATING, INC.HEATING, INC.PLUMBING &PLUMBING &

HEATING, INC.HEATING, INC.

610.688.5312www.eppsplumbing.com

Parishioner

new to make your environment uniquely amazing!

Spring City, Pennsylvania • www.PennsylvaniaTradingPost.comtables@pennsylvaniatradingpost.com

Magically marrying old and

K MELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

610-688-9200William C. McConaghy (1937-2019)

John J. McConaghy - SupervisorChristopher C. McConaghy

TRADITIONAL FUNERALS • CREMATIONAdvance Funeral Planning

328 W. LANCASTER AVE., ARDMOREFour Generations Since 1894

www.mcconaghyfuneralhome.com

610-642-7954 Parishioner

80 Upper Gulph Rd., Wayne, PA 19087T: (484) 367-7883E: carltonr@rtcjrlaw.com

Robert T. Carlton, Jr. Esq.Elder Law, Social Security, Medicare,

Medicaid, Advanced Directives, Powers of Attorney, Wills & Trusts

Tom Dooner,Tom Dooner, REALTORREALTOR®Cell: (610) 659-1436

Office: (610) 254-9292tom.dooner@DuffyRealEstate.comtom.dooner@DuffyRealEstate.com

ParishionerParishioner

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800-333-3166 ext. 161www.jppc.net

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Locally Ownedand

Family Operated

M . E 'P W R

P PC T 610-246-7502

PA L .# PA049257

Stepfenie KuzoSales Associate REALTOR®

Offi ce: 610.651.2700 Cell 267.772.7620431 W. Lancaster Avenue • Devon , PA 19333

stepfenie.kuzo@foxroach.comA member of the franchise system of BHH Affi liates, LLC

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