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Maternity B.V.M. Church 9220 Old Bustleton Avenue Phone: 215-673-8127 Philadelphia, PA 19115 Fax: 215-673-6597
www.maternitybvmchurch.net
MASS/SACRAMENT SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil Mass, Upper Church: 4:30 PM
Sunday Masses, Upper Church: 8, 9:30, 11 AM; 12:30, 7 PM Old Church: 10:30 AM (First Sunday of month from October through May)
Holy Days: Upper Church Vigil Mass: 7 PM Holyday Masses: 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 AM; 7 PM
Weekday Masses: Lower Chapel Monday-Friday: 6:30, 8 AM Saturday: 8 AM
Baptisms: First and Third Sundays of the month
Reconciliation (Sacrament of Penance): Every Saturday from 3 to 4 PM in the Lower Chapel, and any time by calling the Rectory
Anointing of the Sick: The Sacrament is given to seriously ill Catholics by calling the Rectory and arranging for this by appointment or whenever there is an emergency.
PRAYER DEVOTIONS Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Every Monday after 8 AM Mass, with Closing Benediction after 6:30 PM Rosary, Lower Chapel
Miraculous Medal Novena: Every Monday after 8 AM Mass, Lower Chapel
Recitation of the Rosary: Before the daily 8 AM Weekday Mass, every Mon-day at 6:30 PM and every Tuesday at Noon, Lower Chapel
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION Pre-Cana Class: All engaged couples are required to attend a Pre-Cana Program of Marriage Preparation. Our Parish offers this Program in the Fall & Spring. Call the Rectory Office for details and to register.
Pre-Jordan Class: After meeting with a priest and prior to their child’s Baptism, parents are required (God-parents are en-couraged) to attend this Program, held in the Rec-tory on the first Wednesday of the month at 7 PM.
Worship/Liturgical Schedule
September 2/3, 2017 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Monday is Labor Day. Begin the celebration right; attend
the 9 AM Mass in the Upper Church. No other Masses are scheduled, and
Monday Night Rosary is prayed privately.
The Parish Visitation resumes. See page 3.
For complete School Openings news, see pages 6/7.
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PPray for all our deceased Parishioners & Benefactors, especially Rose Douglas,
William Shields, Anna Succi and Helen Murray, that they may know God’s
eternal love of Heaven.
Sanctuary Candles Bread and Wine Memorials
Week of September 3, 2017
Sanctuary Candle in the Upper
Church: In Loving Memory of
Michael K. Ryder
Sanctuary Candle in the Lower
Chapel: In Loving Memory of
Sophia Verros
Sanctuary Candle in the Rectory
Chapel: In Loving Memory of
Gloria Bentz
Bread and Wine Memorial:
For Peaceful Resolutions
to the Crises in the World
To participate in our Candles and Gifts Pro-
grams, call the Rectory at 215-673-8127.
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
We are to take up our
cross each day and
follow Jesus Christ.
Today’s Gospel emphasizes what is required to follow Christ. We must set aside our selfish de-sires and take up our cross each day to help build up the Kingdom of God. This involves sacrifice. Rather than conforming to what is popular in our present age, we must strive to do what is good and pleasing to the Lord each day.
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Mass Intentions For the Week
Saturday, September 2 8:00 AM +Charles Weinman, 3rd Anniv. 4:30 PM +Elizabeth and Vincent Zucchi
Sept. 3: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM Living and Deceased Parish Members and Benefactors 9:30 AM +Joseph Brogan 11:00 AM +Armando and Albertina Silva 12:30 PM +Andre and Ana Buskei 7:00 PM +Alma Pastore and John Pastore Monday, September 4: Labor Day 9:00 AM For all those who labor and for all those seeking dignified employ- ment
Tues., Sept. 5: Blessed Teresa of Calcutta 6:30 AM +Patrick Couglin 8:00 AM +Deceased Members of the Carman Family Wednesday, September 6 6:30 AM +Mary Dimling 8:00 AM +Harry Citrino, Jr.
Thursday, September 7 6:30 AM +Mary and Francis McManus 8:00 AM +Fr. McDonnell, Msgr. O’Neill and Msgr. Witkowski Friday, September 8: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 6:30 AM +Francis Deeney, 25th Anniv. 8:00 AM +John Smith
Saturday, September 9: St. Peter Claver 8:00 AM +Frederick and Patricia Stopper 4:30 PM +Anne and John Reiley
Sept. 10: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00 AM Living and Deceased Parish Members and Benefactors 9:30 AM +Joseph Glazier, Sr., 29th Anniv. 11:00 AM +Phillip Egan 12:30 PM +Charles Canuso 7:00 PM +William Rozich, Jr., William Rozich, Sr. and Jean Rozich
Hurricane Harvey Relief Collection A special collection box is located on
Mary’s Altar in the Upper Church for
your generous monetary donations.
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New RCIA Class is Forming! The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) begins on Thursday, Oc-tober 5. Classes will be held every Thursday at 7 PM in the Convent.
Who Should Participate in the RCIA?
• Persons not baptized and interested in the Catholic Church;
• Persons baptized in a different religion who would like to become Catholic;
• Persons baptized in the Catholic Church but who did not receive First Communion or Confirmation;
• Persons baptized Catholic who would like to know more about their faith.
If you or a friend is interested in receiving the Sac-raments of Initiation or want to learn more about the Catholic Faith, call Sr. Mary Beth Geraghty, 215-605-5664, Deacon Lindsay, 267-266-2201, or Father Joseph, 215-673-8127. 090 Maternity BVM
Weekly Events Calendar
Monday, September 4: Labor Day 9 AM: Labor Day Mass, Upper Church Evening Rosary is prayed privately. Rectory, School and SCRIP Offices are closed.
Tuesday, September 5 School Organization Day 8 AM: Faculty Mass and Meeting Noon: Rosary, Lower Chapel 7 PM: Parish Pastoral Council and Finance Council Meetings, Lower Chapel Mtg. Room
Wednesday, September 6 8 AM: School begins, Grades 2, 4, 6 and 8 with 1 PM Dismissal 8 AM-11AM: Kindergarten Open House, School 12:30 PM: Faith Sharing, Rectory Meeting Room 1 7 PM: Parents Mtg., Grs. K to 5, Parish Hall 7 PM: Pre-Jordan, Rectory Meeting Room 1
Thursday, September 7 8 AM: School begins, Grades 1, 3, 5 and 7 with 1 PM Dismissal 8 AM-11AM: Kindergarten Open House, School 1:30 PM: Legion of Mary, Rect. Mtg. Rm. 2 7 PM: Parents Mtg., Grs. 6 to 8, Parish Hall 7 PM: Scouts, Cafeteria
Friday, September 8 8 AM: School for Grades 1-8 8 AM-11AM: Kindergarten Open House, School 9 AM: School Prayer Service, Parish Hall 1 PM: School Dismissal
Saturday, September 9 8:30 AM: Group Discernment, Rectory Meet-ing Room 2 3-4 PM: Confessions, Lower Chapel
Sept. 10: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Stewardship Sunday, with Pastor’s Annual Financial Address at all Masses 8 AM: Holy Name Mass, Upper Church
OUR PARISH VISITATION RESUMES
In conjunction with September as Stewardship Month and as a means of spreading
the Good News of the Catholic Faith and Maternity B.V.M. Parish, the Parish Visitation
will resume. Visits will be made Mondays through Thursdays, 6 to 8 PM,
from September 11 through 28.
Our goals: meet you, hear your observations, bless your homes
and encourage your full participation in our Parish’s faith life.
The homes to be visited are located on the west side of Bustleton Avenue to Verree Road and south to Pennypack Park. Previous visits to those living in apartment complexes or condominiums were un-successful; therefore, these visits will be not be at-tempted. Parishioners living in these complexes and who would like a visit are asked to call the Rectory and make an appointment for a visit. A list of all homes to be visited is being mailed to every house-hold and will appear each week in the Parish Bulle-tin. Any help you can give driving our clergy and staff and alerting the homes of their visits would be most appreciated. Call Colleen at the Rectory (215-673-8127) with your availability and/or for more details.
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YOU NEED NOT GRIEVE ALONE!
Our Bereavement Support Group will conduct a six-week session on Wednesday evenings. These meetings are open to anyone grieving the death of a loved one. Our program offers infor-mation about the grief process and gives an op-portunity to share thoughts and feelings in an environment of understanding and empathy. People of all faiths and neighboring parishes are welcome. Grief has no time limit. People who attended previously are most welcome to return.
Meetings are held in Rectory Meeting Room 1 (lower level of the Rectory) adjacent to the parking lot. Meetings begin at 7 PM and last approximately one hour.
Topics Include:
September 13: Crazy is Normal
September 20: Understanding the Stages of Grief
September 27: Surviving Stress and Loneliness
October 4: Feelings of Denial, Bargaining and Guilt
October 11: Feelings of Anger and Depression
October 18: Spiritual Elements of Grief and Healing
Please contact a Bereavement Team Member if you plan to attend or for more information: Ei-leen Keenan, 215-677-6582, Carol Catalano, 215-673-3172, Kathleen Ruggiero, 215-969-5674, or Jane Passaglia, 215-676-1423.
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CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD
Beginning on Sunday, September 17, at the 9:30 AM Mass, children are escorted at the beginning of the Liturgy of the Word to a designated area in the Church. The Children’s Lectionary is used for the readings. The children return to Mass and their fami-lies after the Prayer of the Faithful.
LITTLE CHURCH SCHOOL
This program also begins on Sunday, September 17, and continues throughout the school year. Parents may drop off their child at 9:15 AM at the Convent. This allows parents to attend the 9:30 AM Mass, while their little ones participate in a "Seeds" and "Promise" program designed for their specific age groups: 3 & 4 year olds, and 5 year olds & Kinder-garten. This catechetical program is held in the Pre-K classrooms in the Convent and includes religious story time, songs and activities based on the Sunday Gospels. After the 9:30 AM Mass, parents promptly pick up their children.
SHARE YOUR FAITH WITH OTHERS! Adults and high school and college students
are needed as teachers & aides for these programs. This is not a weekly commitment.
Volunteers will be scheduled throughout the school year.
PParish Religious
Education Program (PREP) For those still needing to register, PREP registra-tion will take place on Tuesday, September 12, 5 to 7:30 PM in the School Cafeteria.
PREP opens on Tuesday, September 19, for par-ents, students and teachers at 6:45 PM in the Parish Hall. Regular classes begin on September 26 at 6:45 PM; please report to the Cafeteria.
Tuition rates for 2017-18 are: 1 child, $150; 2 chil-dren, $225; 3 or more, $300. There is an additional charge of $25 for families registering after May 3. The contribution for families of children receiving Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist as well as Con-firmation is an additional $60 per student.
We Need You To Share Your Faith!
Two PREP Teachers and an Aide are also needed for the coming year.
For more information or to volunteer, please call Sr. Mary Beth Geraghty at 215-673-4010 or 215-605-5664.
For Engaged Couples Attending a Pre-Cana Class is re-quired of all those preparing to celebrate the Sacrament of Matri-mony. Our Parish Fall Pre-Cana Day will be held Saturday, Septem-ber 30. Advance registration is nec-essary. To register, please call the Rectory at 215-673-8127.
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Helping Other Parishioners in Emergencies
For help during the week of September 4, call Cheryl Vozzelli, 215-725-1360, Betty Welsh, 215-673-5206, or
Charles and Denise Esposito, 215-969-0875.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
SCRIP is sold in Rectory Meeting Room 1.
Closed Sunday and Monday, September 3 & 4, for Labor Day Weekend. Regular hours
begin Sunday, September 10.
Wednesday: 9-11 AM (first day of school, additional opening); Thursday: 9-11 AM and 6:30-8:30 PM;
Friday: 9-11 AM.
Good Stewardship! As vacation time winds down, many are still away on weekends or for the entire week. Please remember good stewardship; you can contribute on-line through our Web site: www.maternitybvmchurch.net. And thank you for your great generosity each week!
Most important, remember to attend Holy Mass each Sunday, with no vacation from our vocation to follow Christ always!
Weekend of August 26/27, 2017
Regular Collection $15,124.00 Second Collection $ 2,116.19 E-Giving Collection $ 846.71 Parish Collection $18,086.90
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3RD ANNUAL
TASTE OF BUSTLETON
& BEYOND
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7
5:30-9:30 PM
IN THE PARISH HALL
SPONSORED BY MATERNITY B.V.M. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ALL ARE INVITED TO COME OUT
AND TASTE THE BEST FOODS
FROM AREA EATERIES!
TICKETS: $25 IN ADVANCE;
$30 AT THE DOOR.
BEER AND WINE WILL BE SOLD. (NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL IS PERMITTED.)
50/50 AND TOMBOLA BASKETS
FOR MORE DETAILS AND TICKETS, PLEASE CONTACT
JACKIE VENNERI AT 215-495-3112, CATHY BOYLE, 267-446-0482, OR
DENISE VOISARD AT THE RECTORY DURING OFFICE HOURS AT 215-673-8127.
ATTENTION DRIVERS & DISPATCHERS We are in the process of preparing the list of drivers and dispatchers for the time frame be-ginning October 23 through week of July 25, 2018. If you have any changes in availability during this time frame, please notify Joan Lambert at 215-677-2794 or Jim and Claire Ritzheimer at 215-673-7877 by September 28.
Welcome, New Parishioners! Marlene Roddy, Alicia Dominicci, Philip Conway, Maureen Dorety,
Laura Dougherty, Sylvia Lavayen, Francis Lyman, Themis Arhotakis,
Richard Sterling, Michelle Pietrafitta, Marie Jocelaine
Glassman, Mr. and Mrs. Vinod Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Brenden Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Esteban
Darquea, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bannon, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stankiewicz.
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Attention, All School Parents: Mark Your Calendars, Mandatory Meeting
Parents Back-to-School Nights:
Wednesday, September 6: Grades K through 5;
Thursday, September 7; Grades 6 through 8.
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MATERNITY B.V.M. SCHOOL NEWS
School begins on Wednesday, September 6, at 8 AM for Grades 2-4-6-8; no school that day for Grades 1-3-5-7. September 7 will be the first day of school for Grades 1-3-5-7; no school for Grades 2-4-6-8 on that Thursday. Friday, Sep-tember 8, Grades 1 to 8 will attend school. Dismissal on September 6, 7 and 8 will be at 1 PM. Children should bring snacks with them; no lunch period will be provided. All students in Grades 1 to 8 are to report to the Cafeteria when they arrive at school and sit by grade. They will go to their homerooms from the Cafe-teria. Parents should not enter the Cafeteria.
Monday, September 11, will be the first full day of school for all students in Grades 1 to 8. School be-gins promptly at 8 AM; plan on arriving by 7:50 so as not to be late, and dismissal is at 2:50 PM. Please be sure your child is punctual. Monday, September 11, is also the first day of school for Kindergarten and Pre-K 3 and 4 year olds. Kindergarten begins promptly at 8 AM; dismissal is at 2:40 PM. Pre-K morning classes are 8-11 AM; full day classes are from 8 AM to 2:40 PM. The CARES Program begins on Monday, September 11.
Please Note: Both the Kindergarten and Pre-K programs must provide their own transportation. Children may wear the summer uniform on the first day of school. The summer uniform is optional. For boys, this means navy blue shorts, a white B.V.M. golf shirt, and white socks and white sneakers; for girls, a white B.V.M. golf shirt, a plaid skirt for grades 6 to 8 and navy “skort” for grades K to 5, and white socks and white sneakers. All shirts must have the school name on them. The gym uniform consists of a t-shirt, gym shorts, sweatshirt and sweatpants. All items mentioned above can be purchased at Flynn & O’Hara, which is located on Dutton Road. Contact Flynn & O’Hara at 1-800-441-4122 or visit its Web site, www.flynnohara.com, to check for all related uniform information.
A parent must call out any student who is absent the day of the absence by 9 AM. Our School Office number is 215-673-0235. If you are requesting homework for any student, please call the school by 9 AM. You can also check the teacher’s Web site for homework.
AND MOST IMPORTANT FOR SAFETY PURPOSES: When dropping off your children in the morn-ing car lines, please be sure to follow the flow of traffic, drive slowly and carefully, follow all directions from the adults and safeties, and do not park any place except along the line of bushes located at the far side of the parking lot.
STILL HAVEN’T REGISTERED? Registration takes place Monday through Friday,
9 AM to 1 PM, in the School Office.
To arrange a tour of the School, please contact Michael McDonough in
Admissions at 215-908-3329.
Registration materials are found on our School Web site:
www.maternitybvm.net.
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All Summer Reading Assignments can be found on the School Web site
www.maternitybvm.net.
Our Parish School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights,
privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at our
School. Similar policies apply to the school staff. Our School does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admission
policies or any school-administered program.
TUITION NEWS
Re-Registrations & Tuition Payments must be made with Mrs. Pacifico
in the Rectory on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays,
9 AM to 12:30 PM and 1:30 to 5 PM.
All School Parents: The first four tuition payments must be
complete for all children to enter the 2017-18 School Year.
The Gently-Used Uniform Shop is open Monday through Friday,
from 9 AM to 1 PM. This is not a swap; you may take whatever is needed.
Please check in at the School Office.
Girl Soccer Players Needed
Our JV and Varsity Girls Soc-cer Teams are looking for more players. Parish girls in Grades 5 to 8 are invited to try out for the teams. Please contact Joe Knuttel at 215-901-5888 or [email protected].
Flea Market Sponsored by HASA
September 16, 8 AM-2 PM (Rain date is September 23.)
Lower Level, Church Parking Lot
Spaces are $20 each. No reservations; pay when you come. Hot dogs, pretzels, soda and water are available for purchase. For more details,
please call Christine at 215-588-3290.
B.V.M. ALUMNI NEWS
Did you know the Alumni Association has an on-line form on the School’s Web site to aid in de-veloping a database? The information gathered helps graduates stay informed on upcoming events. There is a link on the School’s Web site where you can go and fill in all pertinent information. Just visit www.maternitybvm.net and click the Alumni Tab. There is also an official Facebook page, Maternity BVM Official Alumni, where you can catch up with former classmates and latest news.
UPCOMING SCHEDULED ALUMNI EVENTS: October 7: A Taste of Bustleton & Beyond (see page 4 for details);
January 28: Alumni Hall of Honor, Mass and Breakfast in the Parish Hall; April 7: Night with Jerry Blavat (mark your calendar now!).
All proceeds from our Alumni Association fundraisers benefit our School Children!
HOLD YOUR CLASS REUNIONS HERE AT BVM! CALL THE RECTORY (215-673-8127) FOR INFO. CLASS OF ’67 IS CELEBRATING THEIR 50TH REUNION HERE ON OCTOBER 14. CONGRATULATIONS!
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RRespect-Life Committee Our Committee is looking to in-crease its members to aid in pro-moting parish awareness on social and life issues, such as abortion and those facing end-of-life health situations. The Committee also sponsors fundraising activities to
help mothers in need who have chosen the gift of life for their babies. Meetings are held quarterly throughout the school year. The next meeting is Tuesday, September 12, 7 PM in the Lower Chapel Meeting Room. For more information, please contact Mike Branhut at 609-707-8331 or Deacon Joseph Bernauer at 215-677-1309.
THE PAPER RECYCLING BINS ARE GONE!
The recycling program has been discontin-
ued. The refuse was an insult for our Parish
and near-by neighbors, and the contractors
made no promised remuneration for over
two years. Please do not leave newspapers
or any materials on our campus. Thank you.
Is Carmel Calling You?
The Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites is a lay com-munity that meets in Rectory Meeting Room 2 the sec-ond Saturday of each month at 8:30 AM (next meeting: September 9). We are members of the Catholic Church, seeking the Face of Christ according to the teachings of the great Carmelite saints. If you are devoted to prayer, the Sacraments and Our Lady, and are interested in making a spiritual journey in the Carmelite tradition, contact Meg Manzo at 215-901-9399.
Protecting God’s Children for Adults Awareness Sessions
All clergy, staff and volunteers who have regular contact with children (at least one time per week) must attend a Safe Environment Program. Sessions are approximately 2-1/2 hours in length.
Upcoming sessions in our area include: St John Bosco: September 9 at 8 AM;
Father Judge High School: September 21 at 6:30 PM
All attendees must register. Those with internet ac-cess should register on the Virtus Web site: www.VIRTUS.org. All others can call the Office for Child and Youth Protection at 215-587-2466.
B.V.M. Seniors Club Seniors will meet on Wednesday,
September 13, at 11 AM in the Parish Hall,
and then again on September 20. Usually the Seniors meet every first and third
Wednesdays of the month. The change in schedule is due to School Openings. For more information, please contact Theresa Canuso at 215-698-2614.
PARISHIONERS HELPING PARISHIONERS GET TO CHURCH FOR SUNDAY MASS Do you want to attend Sunday Mass but can’t because you don’t have a ride? Are you able to
walk without personal assistance (walker or cane is fine), live within our parish boundaries and
are flexible in your Mass time? OR Are you a Parishioner who would make yourself available to drive someone in your neighborhood to Mass? You don’t need to commit every week,
maybe every few weeks. If you want more information, need a ride to Mass
or can volunteer to drive, please call Cheryl Vozzelli (215-725-1360), who has
graciously offered to coordinate this project.
Congratulations, Newly Baptized!
Natachi Cullen Isabella Rose Hall
Kacie Nicole Thomas Aslan Jehanzeb Murad
Blessings, Recently Married!
Joseph J. and Paulina B. (Gratkowski) Pagano
Darryl and Jenny M. (Zapata) Evans, Jr.
MATERNITY B.V.M. HOLY NAME SOCIETY The next Holy Name Mass will take place on Sun-day, September 10, at 8 AM. Our next quarterly meeting is Wednesday, September 13, in the Lower Chapel Meeting Room. For more informa-tion, please contact Bill Derham at 215-671-9121.
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Please pray for all sick parishioners and benefactors, especially:
Please call the Rectory when your loved ones have recovered so we can remove their names
from our Prayer List. Thank you!
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PARISH CLERGY
Fr. Paul S. Quinter, Pastor Fr. Michael J. Saban Fr. Joseph Sundaram
Deacon Charles R. Lindsay Deacon Joseph W. Bernauer, Jr.
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Adoration Society: Lety Apolinario 215-464-4723 Aid for Friends: Tom Vitale 215-671-0254 Alumni Association: Jackie Venneri 215-495-3112 Altar Servers: Holly Kelly 215-983-4473 Altar Society: Jane Wizmerski 215-677-2062 Bereavement Group: Eileen Keenan 215-677-6582
Carol Catalano 215-673-3172
Jane Passaglia 215-676-1423
Kathleen Ruggiero 215-969-5674
C.Y.O. H.S. (Gr. 9-12): Suzanne Flood 215-698-2875 C.Y.O. Jr. (Gr. 5-8): Joe Knuttel 215-901-5888
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors: Eileen Costantino 215-676-5441
Faith Sharing Group: Lety Apolinario 215-464-4723 Holy Name Society: Bill Derham 215-671-9121
Home & School: Christine Vaugh 215-588-3290
Legion of Mary: James Mason 215-676-4369
Liturgy Committee: Eileen Costantino 215-676-5441 Music Director: Ronald Coles 267-973-0323
Parish Business Manager: Catherine Lindsay 215-673-8127
Parish Plant Supervisor: Art Williams 215-673-8127
Parish Organizations Coordinator:
Colleen Du Beck 215-673-8127
Parish Religious Education Director: Sister Mary Beth Geraghty, R.S.M. 215-673-4010
Pre-Cana: Deacon Joseph & Marianne Bernauer 215-677-1309
Pre-Jordan: Father Saban 215-673-8127
PREP: Sister Mary Beth Geraghty, R.S.M. 215-673-4010 Project H.O.P.E.: Jim & Claire Ritzheimer 215-673-7877
Respect-Life Committee: Mike Branhut 609-707-8331
St. Vincent de Paul Society: Linda Freeman 215-676-6051
School Principal: Mary Zawisza 215-673-0235
School Advancement Dir: Michael McDonough 215-908-3329
SCRIP: Nancy Smith and Leanne Goodwin 215-673-8127
Senior Citizen’s Group: Theresa Canuso 215-698-2614
Rose Egan 215-676-0647
Scouts (Boys, Troop 174): Anthony Marianni 267-679-1034
Scouts (Cub Pack 174): Bill Barry 215-520-3496
Scouts (Girls): Nancy Smith 215-673-4688
Swim Team: Matt Kimbrell 215-593-6214
Travel Club: Lorraine Mulligan 215-677-1322
Ushers: Jim Gallagher 215-806-5323
Welcoming Committee: Nancy Toland 215-206-5548
JJoin Resurrection’s Bowling League Resurrection Parish Bowling League is looking for both male and female bowlers, individuals or teams. The league bowls on Tuesday nights at 8:30 PM at Thunder-bird alley on Holme Avenue. League play begins on Tuesday, September 5. Anyone interested in bowling, please call Joe Gessner at 215-725-3556 or Kathy Pearce at 215-802-6912.
Designer Bag Bingo Sponsored by St. Bernard Parish September 24 from 1-5 PM
Cannstatter’s Volkfest, 9130 Academy Road
Cost is $40 and includes Buffet, Adult Beverages, Soda and Bingo.
Bring your friends, family and spouses. Men are welcome; there will be gifts for men. Raffle tickets and 50/50 will also be available. For more informa-tion or tickets, E-mail [email protected] or call St. Bernard Rectory at 215-333-0446.
Alessa Abruzzo Delia Advincula Pete Aguilar Eileen Albano Joan Beck Evelyn Birkel Ryan Bryson Shirley Callahan Dolores Cerulli William Colanzi Addyson Collins Dan Condron John Curry Steve D’Ambrosio Michael Dell’aquila Jean Delmont Lucy Di Stefano Rose Di Stefano Carly Rose Di Zio Eleanor Donatelli Edward Dougherty Keith Dybalski Nina Ervin Lois H. Fioravanti Bill Foley Kathleen Freas James R. Frey Jeanne Froggatt Jackie Gallagher
Robert Gartner Sherri Garofolo Dr. Anthony Georgio Sue Georgio Bernard Gerasimas, Jr.
Betty Gilmore Alex Glazier Catherine Glazier Jessie Gnoza Anthony M. Granato Anthony V. Granato Linda Granato Mildred Granato Courtney Gross Charles Gullota Sherry Hanlon James Hannon Raymond Harrison Marie Hearn John E. Hughes Brian Hysek Mark Iannacone Michael Iannacone Vincent Iminnitti Thomas James Frances Janik Lawrence Judge Bernie Kane Joan Kelly Patrick Kennedy Doris Kerker Dorothy Layher Elsa Limbruner Joe Lincke Louis Lupinacci Marie Magee Rosemary Maloney Eddie Matthews Michele McDonald
Frank Merle Brendan McGlone Donna Mikalic Bill Mikalic Terry Miller Lorraine Minnar Joan Morris Anne Neville Dep. Sher. Paul Owens Cynthia Pinto Joseph Procopio John Regan Kenneth G. Reich Betsy Richards Regina Sands James Schwartz Anna Serano Margaret Sheedy Joanne Siebert Pat Skinis Sr. Susan Skorick Sarah Smith Dr. Bradley Stoltz Dr. John Taraska Catherine Teklinsky Anne Tighe Kathleen Timte Mary Tomkins Martin Tucker Luke Tynan Georgina Valdes Steven Veal Kenny Ward Stanley Wisniewski
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2453 Grant Ave.Central Square Shopping Center (Behind Nifty Fifty’s)
267-686-3370
Ron Petrosky, R.Ph.Archdiocesan Member
Formerly of Willits Rd. Pharmacy
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Michael F. Nasevich, F.D.Glenn K. Bernhardt, F.D.
Charles Taggert, F.D.
9529 Bustleton AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19115
717 Brown StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19123
Funeral Home
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Charles R. Lindsay, F.D.Charles R. Lindsay, F.D.
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Since 1958
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2418 Rhawn St. • 215-331-4179
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1619 Grant Ave.215-677-7723
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