Rev. John C. Moloney, Pastor Rev. John J. Bradley, Weekend Assistant Parish Staff: Sister Margaret Richard, SSJ, Minister to the Sick Mr. Jeffrey P. Braconnier, Youth Director Mrs. Helen Romano, Director of Religious Education Mr. Jerry Esterson, Business Manager Mrs. Joanna Patane Scholz, Music Director Parish Secretaries: Sr. Margaret Richard, SSJ, Mrs. Judi Condino, Mrs. Elaine McCarthy, & Ms. Judy Summers Mass Schedule: Monday-Saturday 8:30AM Saturday Vigil 4:00PM Sunday 8:00AM and 11:00AM Confessions: Saturdays 3:00-3:45PM or any time by appointment Parish Office: 200 West Sproul Road Springfield, PA 19064 Located in the Parish Life Center Building Phone-610-544-8777 Fax- 610-544-7832 Monday-Thursday 9AM-3PM – Friday 9AM-12PM June 14, 2020 Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ IN MEMORY OF FATHER BRADLEY Father Bradley was a dedicated wonderful priest who left his mark on all of our hearts and taught us so much about what it means to truly serve Christ. We also know that once sports resume, the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers and Sixers have a devoted angel praying for their successful seasons. Rest in peace, Father. We love you and will miss you. Please keep Father Bradley, his family and all who loved him, in your prayers and thoughts. Dear Friends of Saint Kevin, Today is the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as the Solemnity of Corpus Christi. This is a time to celebrate – in a particularly focused way – what we celebrate and believe every time we gather at Christ’s altar for Mass. That is, we profess the Real Presence of the body and blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ in the elements of, and under the appearance of, bread and wine in the Eucharist. Today, as we receive Jesus, let us pray for open, quiet hearts throughout the week – hearts that will know of the presence of Jesus in the beauty around us, in the love of family and friends, in the kindness of colleagues, and even in the challenges that we face. When we eat Jesus’ body and drink his blood in the Eucharist, Jesus remains with us. Let us pray to an awareness of that presence so that we can be the body and blood of Christ to others. Please know I am a phone call away if you need anything! St. Kevin, pray for us! Father John Moloney
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Rev. John C. Moloney, Pastor Rev. John J. Bradley, Weekend Assistant
Parish Staff: Sister Margaret Richard, SSJ, Minister to the Sick Mr. Jeffrey P. Braconnier, Youth Director Mrs. Helen Romano, Director of Religious Education Mr. Jerry Esterson, Business Manager Mrs. Joanna Patane Scholz, Music Director
Mass Schedule: Monday-Saturday 8:30AM Saturday Vigil 4:00PM Sunday 8:00AM and 11:00AM Confessions: Saturdays 3:00-3:45PM or any time by appointment Parish Office: 200 West Sproul Road Springfield, PA 19064 Located in the Parish Life Center Building Phone-610-544-8777 Fax- 610-544-7832 Monday-Thursday 9AM-3PM – Friday 9AM-12PM
June 14, 2020 Solemnity of the Most Holy
Body and Blood of Christ
IN MEMORY OF FATHER BRADLEY Father Bradley was a dedicated wonderful priest who left his mark on all of our hearts and taught us so much about what it means to truly serve Christ. We also know that once sports resume, the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers and Sixers have a devoted angel praying for their successful seasons. Rest in peace, Father. We love you and will miss you. Please keep Father Bradley, his family and all who loved him, in your prayers and thoughts. Dear Friends of Saint Kevin, Today is the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as the Solemnity of Corpus Christi. This is a time to celebrate – in a particularly focused way – what we celebrate and believe every time we gather at Christ’s altar for Mass. That is, we profess the Real Presence of the body and blood, soul and divinity of Jesus Christ in the elements of, and under the appearance of, bread and wine in the Eucharist. Today, as we receive Jesus, let us pray for open, quiet hearts throughout the week – hearts that will know of the presence of Jesus in the beauty around us, in the love of family and friends, in the kindness of colleagues, and even in the challenges that we face. When we eat Jesus’ body and drink his blood in the Eucharist, Jesus remains with us. Let us pray to an awareness of that presence so that we can be the body and blood of Christ to others.
Please know I am a phone call away if you need anything!
St. Kevin, pray for us!
Father John Moloney
BEFORE COMING TO MASS Please wash your hands for 20 seconds using soap and water. Before entering the Church, please put on a face mask or cloth covering. Exceptions to this are “children younger than 2 years old, anyone who has trouble breathing, and anyone who is incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the cloth face covering without assistance” (CDC Guidelines). Please do not come to Mass if you are sick or are at higher risk for severe illness with COVID19. Missalettes will not be in the pews during this period. You are welcome to bring your own missal/readings with you. ENTERING THE CHURCH Entrance and exit will take place through the three main doors. Hand sanitizers will be available at the Church entrances. Please use the hand sanitizer upon entering and exiting the Church. SEATING When taking your seat, please honor all posted signs about where you may sit. Every other pew will be open to ensure proper social distancing. Members of the same household may sit together as normal. Please place six feet between your household and members of a different household. DURING MASS A collection box will be place in the back of church. There will be no Sign of Peace during Mass during the Yellow Phase. The Precious Blood will not be distributed during Mass during the Yellow Phase. There should be no holding of hands during the Our Father. RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUNION Communion will be distributed by the priest in a single line. We would ask for your patience during Communion. We feel that this is for the safety of all people. Please maintain social distancing in the Communion line. Please keep several pews between you and the person in front of you while in line and when returning to your pew. During the Yellow Phase, the faithful are asked to receive Holy Communion in the hand. For those faithful who wish to receive Holy Communion on the tongue, we ask that you wait until after Mass. This can give an opportunity for the priest to sanitize his hands between each of those receiving Communion. Please remove your mask before receiving Holy Communion. EXITING THE CHURCH At the conclusion of Mass, please exit the Church and proceed directly to your car. Please do not congregate for any reason. Please take a parish bulletin home with you. Please leave your mask on until you exit the Church. OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU Saint Kevin will follow the guidelines from the CDC for sanitation as we resume public Masses. To view the CDC guidelines, visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/faith-based.html Sanitation of the church will take place after each Mass. Please watch for emails, Facebook and Twitter posts, as well as www.stkevin.com for updates.
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HOW CAN I SUPPORT ST KEVIN PARISH? As we navigate these trying times brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia (CFGP) is working to address the immediate needs of our faith community at every level. The suspension of public Masses has impacted our parish directly in many ways, as a result CFGP has established the Parish Support Initiative to assist in meeting the critical financial needs of our community. Please visit www.TheCFGP.org/parish to make a gift to support St Kevin Parish. You'll be able to make a one-time contribution or set up a recurring gift to be processed during the COVID-19 pandemic so that St Kevin can receive a steady avenue of support. Please contact [email protected] or call 215.587.5650 with questions or for more information. No matter how you chose to give, please know that your generosity is needed and appreciated, now more than ever.
PARISH SUPPORT INITIATIVE IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CATHOLIC FOUNDATION OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: As we navigate the trying times brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia (CFGP) is working to address the immediate needs of our faith community at every level. We understand that the suspension of public Masses has impacted parish communities directly in many ways. As a result, we have established the Parish Support Initiative in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Please visit www.TheCFGP.org/parish to support your home parish, or a parish in need, through the Parish Support Initiative. Below are some answers to common questions that you might have. If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to CFGP at [email protected] or 215.587.5650. Who is CFGP? CFGP is an independent, nonprofit community foundation committed to growing philanthropy according to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Grounded in the principles of faith and service, CFGP meets the diverse needs of donors and Catholic institutions through charitable fund management and development consulting. Our services ensure an investment in the future of our faith. Can I continue using my parish’s online giving platform? Absolutely. If your parish has an established online giving platform, we strongly encourage you to continue utilizing it. You are also encouraged to mail in your regular offertory envelopes if that is your preferred method of giving. You still have the opportunity to donate to your parish, or a parish in need, through the Parish Support Initiative. How will my parish know I donated? CFGP will provide your pastor with an overview of contributions made to their parish, as denoted on the donation page drop-down menu. What is the “Parish Most in Need” category? This option allows donors to direct their support to parishes that that are experiencing the most severe financial difficulties. These parishes will be determined by the senior administration of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in consultation with the Archdiocesan Office for Parish Services and Support. Are there any costs associated with utilizing CFGP’s Parish Support Initiative? CFGP is providing this Initiative free of charge to your parish. There are transaction fees that accompany electronic payments. It is important to note that you will not be billed for these costs. CFGP will facilitate payment of these fees. Checks issued by CFGP to your parish will be reflective of net contribution of proceeds after deductions for fees. Our platform’s fees are as follows:
Credit cards: 2.798% + $0.26 per transaction ACH/Direct Debit: $0.75 per transaction and $5.00 per returned transaction
For example, if you make a $20 donation using a credit card, your parish will receive $19.18. 2.798% of $20 is $.56 + $.26 = $.82 for the total transaction fee How will my contact information be used if I choose to participate in the Parish Support Initiative? CFGP ensures that your information will never be sold, and you will not start receiving any additional direct mail solicitations due to your participation in this Initiative. Your information will only be shared with the pastor of the parish that you denote on the online donation form. Can physical checks be sent in support of the Parish Support Initiative? While we encourage online giving, we can also accept checks. Please do not send cash. Checks can be made payable to CFGP with Parish Support Initiative and the name of the parish you are supporting noted on the memo line. Checks can be sent to:
Parish Support Initiative - 100 N. 20th Street - Suite 301 - Philadelphia, PA 19103
How can I support other important causes in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, in addition to my parish? Many organizations in our community are in need and your support is greatly appreciated. Below are just of few of those causes: •Catholic Charities Appeal •St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Appeal •Office for Catholic Education •CFGP’s Emergency Relief Fund If you have any additional questions about the Parish Support Initiative, please do not hesitate to reach out to CFGP at [email protected] or 215.587.5650.
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Dear Friends of St Kevin: Although I wish we were able to be all together in-person, I’m fortunate to be able to share the liturgy with you virtually each day. However, without public Mass, the weekly offertory can often be overlooked. I know that many of you might be struggling financially right now – our parish is feeling the same. The offertory is a vital part of a parish community. It’s important that we remember why we participate in the offertory. We give this weekly gift out of love – love for God, the Father and love for our brothers and sisters in our St Kevin Parish community and beyond. In these uncertain times, I ask that you support St Kevin one of three ways:
1. Online through the Parish Support Initiative. This initiative is made possible through a partnership with The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia. You can support your parish by visiting www.TheCFGP.org/parish. You’ll be able to make a one-time contribution or set up a recurring gift to be processed during the COVID-19 pandemic so that St Kevin can receive a steady avenue of support.
2. Online through our existing Parish Giving Link: https://www.parishgiving.org/index?e=F63040AD1C8FC65D0E4F8EEE3AF4CCE3C43790317A7BA9CE
3. By placing a check in your traditional offertory envelopes and mailing to the parish office: St Kevin Parish, 200 West Sproul Road, Springfield PA 19064
No matter how you chose to give, please know that your support is needed and appreciated, now more than ever. I am grateful to each of you for your generosity during this challenging time and throughout the year. God bless you always. Sincerely in Christ, Father Moloney
STEWARDSHIP OFFERINGS June 7, 2020 Collection: $4,559.00 86 Envelopes and 3 Loose Checks
Parish Giving Electronic Collection for: June 7, 2020: $1,345.00
If you would like to sign up for Parish Giving to make your contributions online here is the link to online
There is also a link to Parish Giving on our website please visit: www.stkevin.com
Many thanks for your generosity and all your support to the Parish!
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED:
Rev. John J. Bradley and Michael D. Dougherty, Jr.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS ESPECIALLY: LTJG Timothy J. Bell, USN, Capt. David Conroy, Capt. Barry F. Crawford, Jr. , 1st Lt. Parker Litts, Capt. Steve Montalvo, USAF, Mark Johnson, USCG and Anthony Johnson, USCG Please keep all who serve in Military Service in your prayers.
SAINT KEVIN HAPPENINGS Daily Monday – Saturday Facebook Mass at 2pm
will be continued please visit https://www.facebook.com/skparish1/ Facebook account not needed to view
06/15 – 06/20/20 – 8:30am Daily Mass 06/15 – 06/20/20 – Church open 8:30am to 1pm 06/20/20 – 8:30AM Daily and 4pm Vigil 06/21/20 – 8:00am, and 11:00am Masses Livestream Facebook Mass – 11am - https://www.facebook.com/skparish1/
Facebook account not needed to view Check out our website at: www.stkevin.com
for additional information!
MASS INTENTIONS PUBLIC MASS CELEBRATION HAS RESUMED
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2020 8:30AM – DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CONNORS & PIERCE FAMILIES – MADELEINE PIERCE
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2020 8:30AM – JAMES A. & ELIZABETH J. LOVE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2020 8:30AM – MRS. DOYLE – PETE MULLIN
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2020 8:30AM – FRANCIS BROLLEY – SUSANNE & MARK
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2020 8:30AM – FRANCIS BROLLEY – SHEILA & RICH TREFZ
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2020 8:30AM – PAT & JOHN KENNEDY – SOROCHEN FAMILY 4:00PM – HARRY WHITE – REGINA TUZIO NO 5:30PM MASS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 12, 2020
SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 2020 8:00AM – GEORGE PEASCHECK – HIS DAUGHTER, DENISE 11:00AM – EDWARD SWEENEY – SWEENEY FAMILY – COYLE & MCCARTHY FAMLIES - FAMILY NO 5:30PM MASS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 13, 2020
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK Peter & Anna Marie Agresti, Mary Alderfer, Alice Baccaro, Felicia Bandos, Tammy Bell, Judy Berenato, Katherine & Bernie Brill, Aaron Brugan, Harry Caruso, Vincent Caton, Frank Conroy, Barbara Cuneo, Ashley Ferkler, Debbie Fitzgerald, Patrick Gallagher, Charles Gardner, Joe Girolami, Deacon Ed Hanley, Nancy Hope, Josie Ingeno, Dr. Russ Karten, Baby Anthony Lepore, Skip Liberatore, Raymond Lynch, Anthony Marinelli, Baby Mia Mc Elwee, Sean McGlinn, Bill McGowan, Lorraine McGuire, Phil Marinaccio, Carmen Martella, Christine Montie, Sandy Mullin, Sarah Murnaghan, Pat Murphy, Christa Osman, Linda Osman, Mary P., Judith Paiste, Gabriel Piselli, Gianna Salvatore, Luanne Spencer, Frank Taddie, Marie Trotter, Kate Verdecchia, Mary Weeks, and Baby Abigail Wilson Whalen.
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ST. KEVIN BUSINESS OFFICE HOURS & INFORMATION
You may call from 9am to 3pm, Monday thru Thursday and 9am to 12pm on Friday with questions or needs you might have. We are happy to assist you. Should you need to visit the office, we kindly ask that you please wear a mask. Thank you!
2021 MASS BOOK
The 2021 Mass Book is open! Mass intentions will be taken by phone call only during this time. If you need a Mass Card to send to a family, we will make them available to you for pickup. Thank you for your understanding.
BAPTISM PREPARATION INFORMATION
Please contact one of our Pre-Jordan Training Families to arrange your child’s baptism. June: - Jack & Susan Hennessy - 610 – 328 - 3926 Date of June Baptisms – 06/28/2020 July: - Mrs. Joan Keil – 610 – 416 - 2837 Date of July Baptisms – 07/26/2020 August - Rosalee and Jon Moyer - 610 – 324 - 0256 Date of August Baptisms – 08/30/2020
WOMEN'S CLUB CORNER
We are still accepting completed Nomination Forms and will put them towards the future Communion Breakfast. Please mail to the St. Kevin Parish Office at 200 W. Sproul Road, Springfield, 19064 Attention: Women's Club With appreciation to all our Medical Staff Friends, First Responders and those who work in "life sustaining" occupations who do not have the option of "self-isolation", God's blessings on you all! You are all in our prayers for good health and peace of mind during these difficult times! Thank you for your support throughout the year and God willing will see you all soon!
Look for more details for all events on our Facebook page (St. Kevin's Women's Club) and in upcoming bulletins.
THE CATHOLIC FOUNDATION OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA
2020 CATHOLIC CHARITIES APPEAL
Please join us in supporting the 2020 Catholic Charities Appeal as it continues to impact those in need all over the Greater Philadelphia Area. Visit:catholicchartiesappeal.org to make your donation today!
THE SANCTUARY GUILD The following Relatives and Friends have been
added to the Sanctuary Guild: Deceased: Rev. John J. Bradley, Carmel Snyder,
Betty Love, John McKenzie, John Baxter, Harry Pohlig, Evelyn McElwee, Patricia Barnan,
Lynn Lanciano, Catherine Guerrieri, Frank Blum, Lillian Donahue and Gary Kasmer
The Sanctuary Guild provides spiritual benefits such as: A monthly announced Mass, Month of November Masses and prayers. Membership can be obtained for the sick, deceased or special intention. The donation is $5.00/card, and the proceeds are used for needs of the altar such as linens and candles. If you would like to enroll, please contact our office at 610-544-8777.
SISTER MARGARET Sister would love to hear from you! She prays and asks for
everyone all the time! If you would like to send her a card her address is:
St. Joseph Villa, 110 W. Wissahickon Ave.,
Room 540, Flourtown, PA 19031-1898
THREE PARISH BOOK CLUB
The Book Club will meet on June 24 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom if necessary. Please join us for the last meeting of the season. Meetings will resume on September 30. For more information, please call Joy Van Berg at 610 328-2095 or email [email protected] . June Thirst: 40 Days with Mother Teresa by Joseph Langford M.C. Summer At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon
The Corner
Brought to you by your Evangelization Team Did you know….? The Feast of Corpus Christi was established in 1264 when it was proposed by St. Thomas Aquinas to Pope Urban IV, in order to create a feast focused solely on the Holy Eucharist, emphasizing the joy of the Eucharist being the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ. 066 pg 5 061420
SAINT KEVIN PARISH IS SPONSORING THE FOLLOWING TRIP
FOR INFORMATION/RESERVATIONS CALL LOUISE – 610-461-6260
TRIP COULD POSSIBLY BE CANCELLED – PLEASE CALL TO CONFIRM
THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG - Thursday, July 30, 2020 - America's premier funny man, Neil Simon, and the Tony Award-winning composer of A Chorus Line, Marvin Hamlisch, collaborated on this hit musical. Directed by Dan Sharkey, They're Playing Our Song is a funny, romantic show about an established composer and his relationship with an aspiring young female lyricist. Professionally, their relationship works beautifully, but ultimately leads to conflict on the home front. Of course, there's a happy ending! With a team like Neil Simon & Marvin Hamlisch – How can you go wrong? $106 per person. For Information/Reservations – Contact Louise – 610-461-6260
ST. KEVIN PIONEERS SENIOR CLUB HAVE CANCELLED ALL MEETINGS UNTIL
SEPTEMBER 2ND
ST. KEVIN’S PIONEERS SENIOR CLUB PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING TRIPS
**TRIPS LEAVE FROM THE PARKING LOT OF ST. KEVIN**
TRIPS COULD POSSIBLY BE CANCELLED PLEASE CALL TO CONFIRM
Hearthrobs/Tropicana Casino;. ** THIS TRIP IS BEING POSTPONED UNTIL JULY 27TH ** Depating at 9:30am. Receive $20.00 in slot dollars upon arrival. Tropicana Atlantic City showroom presents “Heartthrobs” Tribute to Tom Jones, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra and Engelbert Humperdinck. Cost: $55.00 Moshulu & Harrah’s Philadelphia, Pa Thursday, May 7, 2020 departing at 11:00am. 5 Star Restaurant. Presentation of the history of the Moshulu and a tour of the ship. Lunch will be in the stateroom at 12:00 noon. Three course meal starting with the salad course entrée course: Plated dessert course; Coffee and tea service. (Please call for food choices). Depart for Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino after lunch. Receive $25.00 upon arrival. Must have ID. Cost: $75.00
For information/reservations and brochures contact: Nancy 610-212-7580 or Gerry 610-532-4545
PRO LIFE CORNER
What Is Freedom? (Part 1) By Judie Brown
In the secular world, freedom is defined by Webster as “the quality or state of being free: such as a: the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action” and “b: liberation from slavery or restraint or from the power of another.” But for Catholics, freedom means something more. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, freedom is “the power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility. By free will one shapes one’s own life. Human freedom is a force for growth and maturity in truth and goodness; it attains its perfection when directed to God, our beatitude.” It is through this second lens that we want to examine the meaning of terms such as “freedom of choice” and “freedom to choose death.” The culture of death views freedom of choice as the ability of an expectant mother to choose life or death for her preborn child. When the pro-abortion zealots promoted the Freedom of Choice Act in Congress, they were striving to make this action—the act of abortion—an enshrined part of our law. In other words, FOCA would have created an absolute right to abortion. Fortunately, the effort failed. But the desire to instill that right lives on, and in many circles the public is told that abortion is already a constitutional right, even though it’s actually not. At the other end of life’s spectrum are those who tell us that everyone has the freedom to choose to die when, where, and how he pleases. Proponents of this position include even some teens who support this view. One young person recently wrote: “Overall, euthanasia should be a God-given right to those who need extra help in ending their lives. . . . For the people, euthanasia is a freedom everyone should enjoy.” Sadly, her opinion is not unique. Books have been written about it, articles have been published, and organizations have been striving to ensure it for years.
Full article: https://www.all.org/what-is-freedom-2/
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