215 e. county line road hatboro, pa 19040

SAINT JOHN BOSCO
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
PARISH OFFICE CENTER
215 E. COUNTY LINE ROAD
HATBORO, PA 19040
Tel. (215) 672-7280
In emergency, call anytime 24/7.
Faith Formation Office (PREP) Tel. 267-803-0774.
St. Vincent de Paul Society Tel. 215-882-2707.
SCHEDULE OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SUNDAY Vigil Masses Sat. Eve.:
PARISH STAFF
4:00 pm (English); 7:00 pm (Spanish)
Sun. Morning Masses: 7, 9, & 11 am
No afternoon/evening Masses on Sundays.
MON. TO FRI. Confession: 8:15-8:35 am.
Holy Mass: 8:45 am.
FIRST FRI. 8/7 Holy Hour (Spanish) 6 pm Chapel.
SATURDAY Confession: 8:30-8:50 am.
Rosary: 8:30 am; Holy Mass: 9:00 am
Novena: After Mass to Our Lady of the Immaculate
Conception. Confession: 3-3:30 pm; 6-6:30 pm.
Rev. Gary J. Kramer, Pastor
Rev. Gerald C. Ronan, Parochial Vicar
Rev. James E. McVeigh, Weekend Assistant
Deacon Daniel J. Rouse, Financial Administrator
Mrs. Doris Duncheskie, CRN, Parish Nurse
Mrs. Diane Falchetta, Secretary
Loretta Ceniviva, Secretary
Mrs. Christine Flack, Faith Formation Coordinator
Mrs. Lisa Quaranto, Music Director
Mrs. Janet Shepherd, Bulletin Editor
SACRAMENTS
Call Parish Center Tel. (215) 672-7280 to
arrange infant/child Baptism, Marriage, and
Homebound
services. Call Faith Formation Office Tel.
267-803-0774 to arrange Confession/
Communion and/or
Confirmation for school Children, Teens, or Adults.
PARISH CENTER OFFICE HOURS
Mon. to Thurs.: 9 am to 12 noon; 1 to 4:30 pm;
Eve. 6:30 to 8:00 pm by appt.
Fri.: 9 am to 12 noon; 1 to 4 pm. Sat./Sun.: Closed.
BAPTISM First (Spanish) & Last (English) Sunday
Hours Mon.: open after 8:45 am Mass to
7 pm. Tues. to Fri.: open 8 am to 7 pm.
Sat.-Sun. Closed. Access A “key slide”
allows entry to chapel area during open hours even if
main church door is locked. Key Slide is available with
Mass Cards; Mail/Messages/Documents; Facility Keys
are available only during Office Hours.
ADORATION CHAPEL
each month after morning Masses. Due to scheduling
conflict NOVEMBER Baptisms will be Nov. 22. Before
any date is confirmed, parents must have/obtain:

Registration in SJB Parish: If family is from
another parish, parents need written permission from
that “home” parish for Baptism to take place at SJB.
 Certificate of Eligibility to Serve as Sponsor:
Each Catholic Sponsor (1 required; 2 preferred) must
obtain Certificate of Eligibility from “home” parish.
Parishes generally do not issue certificates to persons
not registered already nor to persons who left the
parish more than 6 months previously.
 Letter of Pastor for Christian Witness:
One baptized non-Catholic with Letter of Good
Standing from current Christian pastor may serve as a
Christian Witness at Baptism. Catholic not eligible to
be Sponsor may not be Christian Witness.
proper ID and small security deposit at Parish Center.
Wed., Aug.
19 6 PM in
our gym.
We will be
taking Fall
Festival
supplies
out of the
Gym
Storage
closet.
MARRIAGE Engaged couple must meet with parish
priest at least 6 months before date requested. Do not
make financial commitments without first confirming
church availability with priest.
“LIL’
HELP
HERE?”
PLEASE
JOIN
US.
Many hands make light work.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Sunday, August 2, 2015
A BEAUTIFUL STORY ABOUT TRUE LOVE
Sometimes I get a beautiful story sent to me. Here’s one.
I am a doctor working at a little clinic. At about 8:15 AM on a Tuesday, an old man in his 80’s
walked into my clinic to get out some stitches he had received a few days earlier. It was a very
busy morning, and I asked him to please sit and wait. He told me he was in a rush as he had a very
important engagement he couldn’t miss at 9:00 AM. As he sat there, I couldn’t help noticing that
he kept checking his watch. I decided to treat him since the doctor in charge was extremely busy,
and I knew it would take at least an hour until he could see him.
I took off his bandages and saw that the wound was healing nicely. While I was gently pulling out the stitches, I
asked him where he was off to that was more important than taking out stitches. Was it also with a doctor?
“No,” said the old man, “Not a doctor. I am going to have breakfast with my wife, who is in the hospital.”
“Why was she hospitalized, if I may ask?” “She’s been there for a few years now,” he answered.
“She has Alzheimer’s and needs constant care.” As I finished taking out the stitches, I asked the man if his wife
would be worried if he were late to their breakfast. “No,” he said quietly. “And she never will. She hasn’t
recognized me in over five years.” I was astonished by this and just had to ask, “And you go to
her every morning although she doesn’t know who you are.”
The man smiled, put his hand on mine and said: “She may not know who I am, but I know who
she is, and I remember for both of us.” And he shook my hand, thanked me and left me standing
there, my body shaking with sudden emotion. “This,” I said to myself. “This is what true love,
movie love is all about. This is what I want for myself and I vowed, at that moment to find such love.
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SIGHT & SOUND
DINNER THEATER
Fri. Oct. 9, 2015 Lancaster, PA
Bus leaves SJB 12 noon.
Dinner at Miller’s after show.
Cost: $ 105/person.
Deposit: $ 50 non-refundable.
Just drop money at Parish Ctr.
Professional adult/child actors, dozens
of live animals, amazing dream
Info.: Tel. 215-672-7280
Senior Club MEETING CHANGE
Due to unavailability of the Parish
Cafeteria on Wed., Aug. 19, our
meeting will be held
Wed., Sept. 23 12 Noon.
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MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK
8/3
8/4
8/5
8/6
8/7
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR FAITHFUL DEPARTED
MON.
8:45 AM David I. Kotlarek
TUES.
8:45 AM Harry Obert-Thorn
WED.
8:45 AM Dorothy Petrillo
THURS. 8:45 AM Anne Gibson
FRI.
8:45 AM Ruth McMonagle
Eternal Rest grant unto them, O Lord, and
let perpetual light shine upon them. May
the souls of all the Faithful Departed
through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Amen.
SATURDAY,AUGUST 8, 2015
9:00 AM James Healy
4:00 PM Anthony Ciamaichela
7:00 PM Pro Populo (For the People)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 2015
7:00 AM James Coyne, Sr.
9:00 AM Howard Chase
11:00 AM Lucy & Emilo Ricci, Sr.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK AND INFIRM.
Phil Adamo, Jr.
Patricia Ambrose
Rosemary Anthony
Joseph Antonucci
Edward Bauman
Melissa Bauman
Patricia Bauman
Elizabeth Beck
William J. Brady
Joseph Campbell
Linda Cunningham
Skip Cunningham
Ellen Dardis
Patricia DiBianca
Alice M. Edwards
Sister Mary Ellen
Carol Gallagher
Mary Ann Graham
Siena Healy
John F. Keebler
Tim Keebler
Dr. Raymond Kent
Bud Kudziera
ADORATION CHAPEL
PRAYER INTENTION CANDLES (6) burn
alongside Blessed Sacrament in chapel this
week for: Candles are available.
Just send your name with intention & offering to
ADORATION CANDLE c/o Parish Ctr. Name one
Person, Couple, Family, or Group per request.
Candles are for living or dec’d. Offering: $ 15.
Welcome into the Church
and our Parish:
Benjamin William Crognale
Jack Vincent Erb
Tara Denise Green
Mara Mairead Hideck
Raina Bernardine Solot
Madelin Calderon Tapia
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM
Coordinator: Mrs. Chris Flack, Tel. 267-803-0774
 Most Rev. Michael J. Fitzgerald, Auxiliary
Bishop, will administer Confirmation here
within 4 pm Mass. Monday, Nov. 9, 2015.
 First Communion 2016 will be April 30, 2016.
(This date is a little earlier than usual to avoid
conflict with Mother’s Day weekend.)
Jim Lynch
Gail Maines
Joan Meade
Anthony Osimo
Joanne Osimo
Joseph Peppelmase
Rolene Rose
Barbara Rotchford
Phil Rothenheber
Deacon Dan Rouse
Shari Toohey
Brett Vivian
Frank Waltrich
Jim Wyatt
Jeffrey Peter Zangara
HOW WE LIST:
We list sick persons for one
month at their own or a
family member’s request.
To place/extend listing, call
Parish during regular hours.
Sunday Amount* Difference
7/26/15 $ 11,966.52
7/28/14
11,627.87 + $ 338.65
* INCLUDES E GIVING
Air Conditioning
7/26/2015 $ 1,843.00
7/28/2014
1,818.00
Blessed are all parishioners who
support our church and especially
those who:
+ $ 25.00
Please submit items for Bulletin issue dates (left)
by 12 noon on submission dates (right):
 Aug. 23………………………….....Mon., Aug. 3
 Aug. 30…………………………….Mon., Aug. 10
 Sept. 6……………………………..Mon., Aug. 17
 use their numbered envelope;
 write the amount in the correct box;
 seal the envelope without Scotch tape
Please send info./questions to Bulletin Editor at
Parish Ctr. Email Bulletined@saintjohnbosco.org.
and staples.
For they make our work easier. Amen.
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CRUISE BOAT TOUR
ST. VINCENT de PAUL
CONFERENCE
Mon., Aug. 3
ITINERARY
8:30 am Pick up at Church Lot:
11:00 am Morning Skyline Cruise
12:30 pm Arrive Resorts
4:30 pm Depart for Winery
5:00 pm Meal at Renault Winery
After meal. Depart for Hatboro.
Bonus Slot Play: $ 15 at Resorts. Cost: $ 65
Info./Reservations- Call Sylvia 215-675-8223
FOOD CUPBOARD –
Need food or other material
assistance for yourself or
your family? Call St.
Vincent de Paul at SJB, Tel.
215-882-2707. Info.? Please
call same number. To drop off groceries
during Office Hours on today’s cover, please ring
back door bell. When staff “buzz you in”, just place
any gift items inside door.
seeks donations of china teacups and
saucers (no mugs), and used candles.
We’ll work our magic and turn them
into items for Fall Festival and Christmas Bazaar.
Queen of Angels
Regional Catholic School
First Annual Golf Tournament
Parish Craft Club meets every Wed. 7 pm in Parish
Ctr. Library. New members always welcome. No
experience needed. Free. Info. Donna 215-350-0542.
Fri., Oct. 2, 2015
Limekiln Golf Club, Ambler
Contact: George Hartman at 267-664-2460 or
gjhartman3@gmail.com. For sponsorship and golfer
registration forms visit: www.qoaschool.org
FOOTBALL MANIA
AT BOSCO.
Are you ready for some football?
St. John Bosco Is!
Get in on the game!
Join SJB’s Team! TICKET PRICE only $20.00
for the entire 17 week season.
Contact Joe Greco 215-672-6422 or
John Sikina 215-669-8159.
While most of you are
enjoying summer – the
SJB Women’s Guild
Ladies are thinking
“Christmas”.
Come to the World Meeting of
Families Congress!
September 22-25, 2015
Something for everyone:
Compelling content for adults; fun
faith formation for
young people ages
6 to high school
graduate.
Daycare
available.
That’s right, Christmas!
We do need your help however.
If you have any OLD CHRISTMAS CARDS, we
could recycle them into gift tags. If you have
any GIFTS, EMPTY DECORATIVE JARS or
PIE PLATES we can use them, too, at the
Annual Christmas Wonderland Bazaar
&
Craft Faire to be held in November.
So enjoy your summer, but
keep an eye out
for “signs of the season”, the
Christmas season, – because
they just might pop up anytime.
Register at
WorldMeeting2015.org
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2015 “TONS OF FUN” FALL FESTIVAL
Sept. 9 (Wed.) 10 (Thurs.) 11 (Fri.), 12 (Sat.)
Only 38days until the annual St. John Bosco Fall Festival.
WED. TO SAT., September 9 - 12
LET OUR FESTIVAL AD BOOKLET
WORK FOR YOU.
Advertise your business in our Ad Book.
Reach thousands of our readers -and your potential customers!
_____ Full Page
$ 100.00
_____ Half Page
$ 75.00
_____ Quarter Page $ 50.00
_____ Business Card $ 25.00
Contact Joe Greco 215.672.6422;
John Sikina 215.669.8159 for program ad form.
THE FALL FESTIVAL
ATTIC TREASURES ROOM
is looking for your unwanted
“treasures”. Donations needed!
Collection Boxes are now outside the Cafeteria
(behind the Parish Center) in August. Questions?
Contact Laurie 215-494-6504.
ATTENTION ALL VENDORS!
For the first time we
invite you to join us at
our “Tons of Fun” Fall
Festival. Bosco Gym
spaces for all 4 nights of
Festival Sept. 9 to 12.
$125/space incl. table &
2 chairs. Contact John 215-669-8159 for
exhibitor application! First come – first serve.
30 pounds of pennies = $ 50.
BRING PENNIES TO THE FALL FESTIVAL!
Help us fill the jars with pennies. All
pennies donated will benefit St. John
Bosco Bereavement Group which comforts newly
bereaved in our Parish Family. Adult volunteers with
good listening skills, life experience, and genuine care
help families & individuals facing the death of a loved
one. Info.? Janet Tel. 215-718-7841
BOTTLES ARE NEEDED for the
WHEELBARROW OF CHEER for the Fall
Festival. Donations nay be dropped off at
the Parish Center during normal business
hours or contact Joe at 215-672-6422 or
John 215-669-8159. Thanks in advance!.
VOLUNTEERS
are needed for our
ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL to be held
WED. - SAT, Sept. 9 to 12.
Prizes for the Festival. Have gifts & items you
really can’t use? Donate to Festival Committee. Just
mark items FALL FESTIVAL & drop at Parish
Center or Church Usher’s Room. We’ll make Gift
Baskets & Door Prizes. Also need small glass baby
food jars for craft projects. Info. Tel. 215-718-7841
Please complete form below and drop
in any Collection Basket or sign up
on the Bosco Website at
www.sjbhatboro.org .
BOSCO SWEET SHOPPE
Yes. I can work at the Fall Festival
Baked goods needed for Fall
Festival. Please fill out form
below and drop in any
collection basket. Questions?
Contact Jean at
jnsmith1@aol.com or call Janet, Tel.215-718-7841
Name:
________________________________
Phone:
_______________________________
_________________________________________
Yes, I can bake for the Fall Festival!
Name:________________________
Phone: _______________________
Please place in collection basket or return to the
Parish Center c/o Jean, Fall Festival Sweet Shoppe.
c/o Festival Committee
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Put on your sneakers!
The SJB Parish Community is
WALKING HALFWAY ACROSS THE WORLD
TO BETHLEHEM BEFORE CHRISTMAS and
we need your help. Beginning Sun., Sept. 6,
our Parish Community is embarking on a
new journey. We will begin the
WALK TO BETHLEHEM PROGRAM, which is
designed to encourage our Parish to become
more physically active while also fostering
spiritual growth.
FUN QUESTION at family mealtime:
When you consider our amazing & complex earth,
in what particular aspect of it do you find it easiest
to “see” God?
Source: THE MEAL BOX published by Loyola Press.

Weekly “walking reflections” will be
provided so that you may ponder as you
walk.
 Keep track of your miles.
 Submit them weekly so we can record
how far our Parish Community has
walked together.
SPECIAL RECIPES
Crustless Custard Pie
From the Family of Father Gary Kramer
Ingredients:
4 eggs
2 cup milk
½ stick butter
¾ cup sugar
½ cup bisquick
½ cup coconut
1 tsp vanilla
Please fill out the registration form & drop in
any collection basket or at the Parish Center.
Yes! I will participate in the Walk to
Bethlehem program.
Name: ___________________________
Directions:
BLEND at low speed in a blender for 2 minutes and
POUR in ungreased pie plate. BAKE in 9 inch plate at
350 degrees for 35 minutes.
ENJOY!
Email: ________________________
Phone: ________________________
You can also email registration to
sjbadultfaith@saintjohnbosco.org
SOUP DONATIONS NEEDED
FOR FESTIVAL BISTRO
Corn Chowder, Pumpkin and / or
Potato Soups are needed for the
BOSCO BISTRO at our “Tons of Fun”
Fall Festival in September. Please
contact Michelle Tel. 215-672-0514 or fill out the
form below and just drop in any collection basket.
Fall Festival Wrist Band Vouchers
on sale now before ‘n after all weekend
Masses! $ 20.00 per person.
If purchased in advance, they
are good ANY NIGHT of the
Festival. Questions?
John 215-669-8159.
Yes! I can make soup for the Festival
Name: _________________
Phone: _________________
THE FALL FESTIVAL GIVING TREE is in the vestibule
of church during August. Please stop by and take a
tag. Items needed include bottled water, soda,
napkins, plates, cups, condiments & supermarket
gift cards. Your donations help defray the cost of
supplies for the Fall Festival. Please place your
donated items under the tree before the Fall Festival.
Thank you for your support.
Kind of soup:
Corn Chowder: ______
Pumpkin Soup: ______
Potato Soup: ______
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Papacy [‘pāpəsē ] noun: papacy plural noun: papacies
the office or authority of pope Definition from Oxford Dictionaries,
Oxford University Press. We have Archdiocese of Washington’s permission
to use this resource which they authored in 2008. The Phila. Archdiocese and
our parish staff edited/updated it for use here. We hope this Parish Bulletin
Papacy series refreshes your enthusiasm to chat comfortably with family,
neighbors, friends, co-workers, even complete strangers, about Pope Francis
and our Roman Catholic Church. Ed. Note: Email Bulletined@saintjohnbosco.org.
The Power of the Keys is understood
as authority to forgive, to make authoritative doctrinal judgments and to
determine and enforce disciplinary
pronouncements for the universal
Church. Mt 16:19.
CATECHESIS III: The Pope as Bishop
2. What is the Pope’s cathedral church? The Pope’s cathedral is the Basilica of St. John Lateran.
St. John Lateran was the first parish church established in Rome and therefore became the Pope’s cathedral.
It is considered the “Mother Church of all Christian Churches”, and even has its own feast day in our church calendar!
FYI.....Diocese vs. Archdiocese. The latter designates a diocese e.g., Philadelphia, which has particular status in
terms of size of Catholic population, historical import, or perhaps as capital of a country, e.g., Washington, D.C.
There is no “canonical” (legal) difference between them. A “bishop” has no less power or authority than an
“archbishop.” Given Rome’s prominence, one would think it would be archdiocese. However, by long tradition
Rome is spoken of as a diocese. The Pope is therefore “bishop”, not “archbishop”, of Rome.
3. What does the term hierarchy mean?
The term refers to an ordered ranking of levels of authority in any organization. Jesus Himself constituted the
Church as a hierarchy by His naming Peter as rock or foundation upon whom Jesus built His Church. To him
and to his successors the Lord entrusted the governance of that Church by conferring upon them the Power of
the Keys. (See picture caption above right.) Thus, the Church is a hierarchical organization of the People of
God under direction of Pope and College of Bishops. It is important to understand that, constituted in this way
by the Lord himself, the Church is not free to replace its hierarchical structure with any other kind of
structure.
4. What is the nature of the relationship between Pope and Bishops of the Catholic Church?
Pope and bishops of the Catholic Church share a relationship identical to that between St. Peter and the other 11
Apostles. The gospels speak of the Apostles as “the Twelve” indicating a corporate identity. Jesus Christ
“constituted them in the form of a college or permanent assembly at the head of which Jesus placed Peter,
Chosen from among them. Just as by the Lord’s institution, St. Peter and the rest of the apostles constitute a
single apostolic college, so in like fashion the Roman Pontiff, Peter’s successor, and the bishops, the successors
of the apostles, are related with and united to one another.” Jesus gave the Power of the Keys (office of binding
and loosing) primarily to Peter but also to the other members of “the Twelve”. Jesus gave all the Apostles,
together with Peter, the mission to “go forth and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the
Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.” The
pastoral office of Peter and the other Apostles is the very foundation of the Church and is continued today by the
bishops under the primacy of the Pope.
The primacy of Peter as head of the Apostles is shown very concretely in another aspect of the Pope’s
relationship with bishops. Christ called the Apostles and instituted them as a College of Bishops. Thus, the
Pope, particularly in his role as the Vicar of Christ on earth, calls those who are to be bishops and appoints them
as members of the College of Bishops. Only the Pope, head of the college of bishops, can act as Christ’s Vicar,
appointing successors to the original Apostles. Just as the Pope is the visible source and foundation of unity for
the universal Church, individual bishops are the visible source and foundation of their own particular Churches
or dioceses. These particular Churches are not “branch offices” of the universal Church, nor should the universal
Church be considered simply the sum, or federation of all particular Churches. Rather, a diocese “constitutes a
particular Church in which the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church of Christ is truly present and operative.”
Bishops of particular churches are a college; each shares the Pope’s concern for all the Churches.
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Throughout the centuries and generations of people, Hispanics have been deeply rooted in the Catholic
tradition. Recognizing the power of faith in living the Gospel, we support Hispanic Catholics in
formation and education in the faith and in continuing the mission of Jesus Christ.
The Phila. Archdiocese Office for Hispanic Catholics accomplishes this through:
 Supporting liturgies and services in Spanish at 34 parish locations incl. St. John Bosco, Hatboro.
 Supporting and collaborating with the programs offered by the Mobile Catholic Institute,
which promote a deeper understanding of the Catholic faith and develop more effective ways of
proclaiming the Gospel.
 Advocating for better pastoral services to the Hispanic community in the Archdiocese.
 Collaborating with different offices of the Archdiocese to improve the services offered for the
Hispanic community.
 Workshops
 Cultural events
 Seeking out and encouraging future ministerial personnel for service in our Hispanic community
 Helping prepare those interested in ministry through language, cultural programs, etc.
Hispanic Spiritual Preparation for World Meeting of Famililes
and Papal Visit
SAT., AUGUST 29, DAY OF REFLECTION
HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH, PHILA., PA
8:30 am to 2:00 pm Preaching, Family Prayer, Activities
Fr. Domingo Rodriguez of Puerto Rico, Guest Preacher
2:00 pm Procession of Hispanic Nations & Parish Banners
2:30 pm Hispanic Heritage Mass
Fr. Bruce Lewandowski, C.Ss.R. Phila. Vicar of Cultural Ministries, Celebrant
St. John Bosco Church for decades has been a member of the Archdiocesan Ministry to Hispanic
Catholics. We are proud of the Office for Hispanic Catholics which has supported our efforts over many
years to serve Hispanic parishioners with culturally sensitive religious services and resources for both faith
- and community-building. Our ministry at SJB is follows the theme of the World Meeting of Families:
“The Family: Love is our Mission.” All parishioners are welcome to attend the Spanish Heritage Mass.
As of this printing of the Bulletin, we have not yet received news of when
SEPTA will begin selling PAPAL Visit Regional Rail Passes for the
weekend of his visit. SEPTA will give the public at least 24 hrs. notice
before opening its e-commerce site. A link to the e-commerce site
One Day Regional Rail Passes will be at www.septa.org.
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A través de los siglos, y de las generaciones, los hispanos
han estado profundamente enraizados en la tradición
católica. Por medio del reconocimiento del poder de la fe
a través del Evangelio apoyamos a los católicos hispanos
en su formación y educación, continuando la misión de
Jesucristo. Esto lo logramos de las siguientes maneras:
 Apoyando y colaborando con los programas
ofrecidos por el Instituto Católico Móvil, el cual
promueve un entendimiento más profundo de la fe
católica y desarrolla modos más efectivos de proclamar el
Evangelio.
 Participando en liturgias y servicios en español en
las 34 parroquias.
 Abogando para mejorar los servicios pastorales de la
comunidad hispana en la Arquidiócesis.
 Colaborando con las diferentes oficinas de la
Arquidiócesis para mejorar los servicios ofrecidos a la
comunidad hispana.
 Talleres
 Eventos culturales
 Buscando y alentando a los trabajadores en el
ministerio para dar servicio a nuestra comunidad hispana
en el future.
 Ayudando a preparar aquellos interesados en el
ministerio a través de programas culturales, lingüísticos,
etc.
Así mismo, en preparación a la Visita del Papa Francisco, el 29
de agosto estaremos realizando la“Celebración de las Familias Hispanas de la Arquidiócesis de Filadelfia”. En dicha ocasión, contaremos con un momento de reflexión dirigido por el Padre Domingo Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) y la Celebración de la Misa de la Herencia Hispana. Como pueblo hispano de la Arquidiócesis, queremos vivir un día en familia, celebrando nuestra cultura y
nuestra fe a través de las procesiones de los distintos países de Latinoamérica y las Parroquias que trabajan con
el Ministerio Hispano. Veanse el afiche arriba para mas detalles.
Regional Rail (Train) PASSES for Pope’s Visit on Sept. 26 and 27.
All train riders are
required to pre-purchase One Day Passes. No other fares, passes or cash accepted. Purchases not refundable.
A link to the e-commerce site One Day Regional Rail Passes is now at www.septa.org. Each One Day Pass
costs $10 and is valid for one passenger. Up to 10 passes may be purchased in one transaction through the
e-commerce site. Those planning to travel on Sat. and Sun. need to purchase passes for both days. Service will
operate from the outlying stations to Center City from 5:30 a.m. to noon both days. To help alleviate
congestion and enhance safety, SEPTA will have two travel slots, first from 5:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m., second 8:30
a.m.-noon at each station except Cornwells Heights and Croydon. Cornwells Heights will be open during early
slot from 5:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m., and Croydon from 8:30 a.m.-noon. When customers purchase One Day Regional
Rail Passes, they must select outlying station and time slot. The name of the station will be printed on the back
of the pass. It will be valid only for travel from the specified outlying station during the selected time slot, and for
travel from Center City back to that outlying station after the Papal Visit events.
Warminster’s Center City drop-off site is Jefferson, which is also the “pick-up” site on return to Warminster.
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World Meeting of Families SEPT. 22-27, 2015
"Love is Our Mission: The Family Fully Alive."
Our parish is a Spiritual Family of Families. We publish a
partial list of parish households each week during this “Year of the
Family”. Each household -- a “domestic church” -- is the basic unit
of our parish community of faith.
Mr. Pedro Rymar & Family
Mr.& Mrs. Lawrence White & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Sieracki & Family
Mr. Raymond Leichner & Family
Mr. Edward Connolly & Family
Rev. Thomas Viviano & Family
Mr. Masayoshi Yamatani & Family
Mrs. Barbara Pyeron & Family
Mr. Michael Pyeron & Family
Mrs. Rocco Garofalo & family
Mr. Joseph Garofalo & Family
Mr. William Costello & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Boris Borichevsky & Family
Mr. Richard Green & Family
Mrs. Wanda Andres & Family
Mr. Alex De Bernardis & Family
Mr. Daniel Benninghoff & Family
Mr. Harold Horter & Family
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Venneri & Family
Mrs. Catherine Durkin & Family
Mrs. Alice Hoey & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Creesh & Family
Ms.. Kathleen Tobin & Family
Mrs. Wanda Montalvo & Family
Ms. Donna Junod & Family
Mrs. Mary Diane Theisen & Family
Ms. Diane Roberts & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Witkowski & Family
Ms. Chryletine Richardson & Family
Ms. Carey Roberts & Family
Ms. Bernadette Ford & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Davis & Family
PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING
FAMILIES AND THEIR INTENTIONS.
Mrs. Catherine Sarsfield & Family
Mr. Victor C. Sirvydas & Family
Mrs. Richard Murphy & Family
Miss Barbara Richino & Family
Mrs. Beth Brown & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Murphy & Family
Mr. & Mrs. August Hoffmann & Family
Mr. Anthony Tiziana & Family
Mrs. Paul Du Pont & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Du Pont & Family
Mr. Robert Sicilia & Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Brady & Family
Mrs. Rosemarie F. Huber & Family
Mrs. Gary Widmaier & Family
Mrs. Thomas Byrne & Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Scheck & Family
Ms. Patricia Kelly & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wine & Family
Mr. Michael Denneny & Family
Mary Radziewicz & Family
Anastasia Radziewicz & Family
Bernard Yanavich & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mc Gee & Family
Mrs. Kathy Atchison & Family
Mr. Michael Rombola & Family
Mr. Edward Wilkowski & Family
Miss Maryanne Graham & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Blair Rothermel & Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Sikina & Family
Mr. Frank Janas & Family
If you like today’s From the Pastor sentiment on p. 2 and know a child who needs
some help coping with a loved one’s memory loss, you might want to consider this
book by Charlotte Wood (Author), Dennis Auth (Illustrator) from Brandylane
Publishers, Inc. (November 20, 2014)
www.amazon.com says this:
Tasha loves grandfather and knows that PaPa loves her. But lately, PaPa has begun
to forget things. He's often confused and upset. Sometimes, he doesn't even
recognize his own family. How can Tasha's grandmother help her see that while
PaPa is changing, his love for Tasha has not? Remembering for Both of Us is a
touching story of a child's first glimpse of Alzheimer's and a reminder that ties of
the heart transcend age and illness.
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