June 28, 2015 - Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Church

Mary, Mother of the Redeemer
Catholic Church
1325 Upper State Road, North Wales, PA 19454-1007
MMR Website: www.mmredeemer.org
Founded in 1987
PARISH OFFICE
215-362-7400
fax: 215-362-4127
SCHOOL
215-412-7101
PRE-SCHOOL
215-692-1051
P.R.E.P.
215-412-2251
YOUTH MINISTRY
215-362-4895
June 28, 2015— Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
PRAYER FOR THE PROTECTION OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
O God our Creator,
from your provident hand we have received
our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
You have called us as your people and given us
the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God,
and your Son, Jesus Christ.
Through the power and working of your Holy Spirit,
you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world,
bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel
to every corner of society.
We ask you to bless us
in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty.
Give us the strength of mind and heart
to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened;
give us courage in making our voices heard
on behalf of the rights of your Church
and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith.
Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father,
a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters
gathered in your Church
in this decisive hour in the history of our nation,
so that, with every trial withstood
and every danger overcome—
for the sake of our children, our grandchildren,
and all who come after us—
this great land will always be "one nation, under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Parish Clergy
Sacraments
Rev. Msgr. John T. Conway, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Philip C. Ricci, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. William J. Teverzczuk, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Daniel J. Arechabala, Parochial Vicar
Deacon George Klinger, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Paul A. Logan, Permanent Deacon
Deacon John Travaline, Permanent Deacon
Parish Administration
Maria Stumpf, Director of Parish Services
Margi Slomiany, Director of Youth Ministry
Mary Anne Dunbar, Music Coordinator
Lou Tonelli, Parish Business Manager
Pat Klinger, Parish Office Manager
Chris Moral, Parish Office Staff
MMR Parish School
Denise Judge, School Principal
Margi Slomiany, Director of Advancement
Office of Religious Education
Nancy Franks, Director of Religious Education
Jeannie McLean, Secretary, Religious Education
Parish Pastoral Council
Kimberlee DeFinis, Marissa Lamparski, Bobbi Toner,
Beth Ann Rufo, Jo-Anne Ward, Len Angelone
Mass Schedules and Devotions
Morning Prayer: 7:00 am Weekdays
Weekday Mass: 7:30 am (and 9:00 am during
Advent and Lent)
Saturday:
7:35 am Rosary, 8:00 am Mass and
Miraculous Medal Novena
Saturday Night: 5:15 pm Vigil
Sunday:
7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am, and
12:30 pm
Holy Days:
6:30 am, 9:00 am, 12:10 pm and 7:00
pm (except New Year’s and Christmas)
September (after Labor Day) through May
(weekend before Memorial Day)
Friday: All day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
beginning at 8:00 am through 7:00 pm Benediction
The Sacrament of Baptism is administered most
Sundays after the 12:30 pm Mass. Arrangements
must be made in advance by calling the Parish
Office. First time parents are required to attend a
Pre-Jordan class before the baptism. They are held
the second Tuesday of every month at 7:30 pm in the
John Paul II Room in the Annex.
No pre-registration is necessary.
The Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered every
Saturday, 4:00 to 4:45 pm and anytime by
appointment.
The Sacrament of Marriage requires that the
couple contact the Church at least 6 months before a
planned wedding date. No other arrangements
should be made until the couple meets with a parish
priest and the date and time are confirmed. One of
the couple must be a member of the parish.
Attendance at a Pre-Cana marriage preparation
program is required in accordance with Archdiocesan
policy.
Anointing of the Sick is available to the dying and
those who are elderly, sick, or preparing for surgery.
Please contact the Parish Office.
Communion Calls are made monthly by clergy and
weekly by Extraordinary Ministers of Holy
Communion. To place a homebound individual on the
Communion Call list, call the Parish Office.
New Registrations
Welcome new parishioners! You may call the Parish
Office at 215-362-7400 to make an appointment to
register. In order to receive the sacraments of
Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage, or Letters of
Eligibility for sponsorship at Baptism or Confirmation,
you must be a registered parishioner. Also, children
who turn 26 years of age, or complete higher
education and continue to reside within our area,
should become individually registered parishioners.
Funeral Notices
Scheduled funeral services held here at Mary,
Mother of the Redeemer, can now be found on our
website: http://mmredeemer.org/funeral-notices/.
Summer Parish office Business Hours: July & August
Mondays thru Thursdays: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Fridays: 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
Mass Intentions
Monday, June 29
7:30 am Anthony Owoc
by his wife & children
Tuesday, June 30
7:30 am Gerald Lyman
by the Rose family
Wednesday, July 1
7:30 am Dante S. La Rocca
by Msgr. Conway
Thursday, July 2
7:30 am deceased members of the
Logan family
by the Paul Logan family
Friday, July 3
7:30 am Theresa Higgins
by the Higgins family
Saturday, July 4
9:00 am Lucy & John McGee
by John & Rita McGee
5:15 pm Mary Mother of the
Redeemer Parishioners
Sunday, July 5
7:30 am Michael McKinney
by Rosemary & Joe Turpie
9:00 am Catherine M. Brennan
by the Leonard family
10:45 am Deacon John Parker
by the Parker family
12:30 pm Thomas & Eileen Dwyer
by Thomas Dwyer
From Our Pastor
Dear Parishioners,
Well, MMR Summer Festival 2015 has come and gone. I continue to
be impressed and inspired by the generosity of so many of our parishioners and friends. You give of your time and talent without
counting the cost. I’m grateful, too, to our many sponsors. Thank you
very much for making this year’s Festival another success!
I must offer special thanks to Armando Moral for his third year of
long hours and hard work serving as Festival Chairperson. “Second
in Command” Kevin Burns also deserves special mention. Kevin
does a great job with Festival operations. Finally, I offer my thanks
to the members of our parish staff. They work hard all year, of
course; but they put in many volunteer hours “behind the scenes”
during the week of the Festival.
God bless you all! Know that your ongoing goodness to MMR Parish
is never taken for granted.
Monsignor John Conway
PRAYER FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY
Merciful God, we come to you in
thanksgiving for our nation.
Welcome
Newly Baptized
We know that our many blessings -of freedom, liberty, prosperity, and
other gifts too countless to list --have
come from your hand.
Oliver Patrick Dombroski
Theodora Alice Jackson
Katherine Ivy Jackson
Michael Graham Stokes
Our nation, and its many freedoms,
are a gift from you.
Greeters Needed!
It only takes 15 minutes prior to
the Mass you attend and it is a
great service to your Church and
fellow parishioners. Please contact the Parish Office or
Henry Haefner:
haefner09@comcast.net or
267-263-4318
MMRedeemer
On this day, as we remember our nation's independence, we pause
to honor you, to praise you and to thank you.
Heavenly Father, we pray that you would forgive us our sins, and
lead us, as a nation, in the way we should go.
Let us not take for granted the many gifts and blessings you have
given us. May we always honor you.
Be with us, Lord, as we strive to be a light and a beacon from you, to
the world. In Jesus’s holy name, we pray. Amen.
-Father Jonathan Morris
Please note that the morning Mass on Saturday, July 4th
(Independence Day) is at 9:00 am.
The Parish Office will also be closed on Friday, July 3rd.
Enjoy the holiday Weekend!
Praise be to You, Lord
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.
June 18, 2015
The First World War lingers in the memory as humanity’s first encounter with industrialized
killing on a mass scale. New weapons of the machine age obliterated forests, villages and
fields – an entire way of life. This new type of war also deeply shaped the thinking of men
who experienced it firsthand. Among them were J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, two of the
greatest Christian writers of the last century.
Generations have delighted in Tolkien’s The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, and Lewis’ The
Chronicles of Narnia and Space Trilogy. But what people often miss in the work of both men is
their profound – and deeply Christian – love of nature and its creatures, and their equally
deep distrust of man’s temptation to dominate and abuse; to treat creation as dead matter
available for exploitation.
That word “creation” is a key to understanding both writers. For both Tolkien and Lewis, all
life and all creation are gifts of a loving God. Neither man disputed the good in modern
technology, but they saw clearly that the world is a kind of sacrament, alive with a beauty
that points to its Creator. We don’t “own” the earth or its creatures. We have dominion over
the world only as its stewards, not as its sovereigns. And as stewards, we have the duty to respect the created order and husband it for the common good.
Earlier today, June 18, Pope Francis released his latest encyclical, Laudato Si (in English,
“Praise be to you, Lord”). By its nature, Laudato Si is a serious teaching document, not a form
of story-telling. But its purpose is rooted in the same concerns shared by the two great authors. Both writers would know that the title is taken from Francis of Assisi’s great prayer,
“Canticle of the Sun.”
From the start of his papacy, this Holy Father has tried to model St. Francis’ simplicity and joy.
And just as St. Francis treasured the beauty of the world as a mirror of God’s love, so Pope
Francis seeks to protect its beauty as a good steward. That desire to protect, along with a
keen sense of justice, is the spirit behind this encyclical.
Laudato Si is a wide-ranging and detailed text. It includes an unusual level of scientific analysis and policy recommendations. Climate change and economic development play key roles in
the document’s content. This will invite discussion.
What’s essential is this: Vital truths about human nature, the nature of creation, the human “will
to power” and its impact on the environment, are laced throughout Laudato Si. Pope Francis
develops the teaching of his predecessors, from John XXIII to John Paul II, with persuasive skill.
One of the Pope’s best lines is borrowed from Benedict XVI: “The external deserts of the world
are growing because the internal deserts [of our hearts] have become so vast.”
But my favorite passage comes directly from Pope Francis himself:
“If we approach nature and the environment without [a spirit of] openness to awe and wonder, if
we no longer speak the language of fraternity and beauty in our relationship with the world, our
attitude will be that of masters, consumers, ruthless exploiters, unable to set limits on their immediate needs . . . The poverty and austerity of St. Francis were no mere veneer of asceticism, but
something much more radical: a refusal to turn reality into an object simply to be used and controlled” (11).
Laudato Si speaks eloquently of inter-generational solidarity; the beauty of the family; the
dishonesty of population control as an answer to poverty; the broad duties of rich nations to
those that are poor; and the dignity of the human body in its God-given masculine and feminine forms. “It is not a healthy attitude,” Pope Francis writes, “which would seek to cancel out
sexual difference because it no longer knows how to confront it.” For the Holy Father, a humane ecology includes much more than our treatment of the material world. It involves our
bodies, our sexuality and personhood as well.
There’s a line in The Lord of the Rings that’s worth remembering here:
“[It] is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succor of
those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those that
live after may have clean earth to till. What weather they shall have is not ours to rule.”
Times have changed since Tolkien wrote those words, but the wounds of humanity and the
world it stewards have only grown more urgent. In reading and judging Laudato Si, we might
keep that fact in mind.
Want to Discuss the New Encyclical?
Prior to and since the release of Pope Francis’ encyclical “On Care for Our Common Home:
Laudato Si,” many people have formulated and expressed their opinions on our Holy
Father’s message to acknowledge the urgency of our environmental challenges. The
concern is that there has been strong reaction by people who have not yet read this papal
document.
On Wednesday, July 29th, at 7:00 pm in the JPII Room, Monsignor Conway will offer
an opportunity for parishioners to come together to discuss “Laudato Si.” This will not
be a formal presentation, but a chance to informally “walk through” the encyclical and talk
about it. All are welcome.
Summer Spirituality 2015
Do you have teens and tweens?
Do you watch TV with
the remote in your
hand to guard your
kids from commercials? Do you want
them to know the truth about our
creation and our call to live in union as male and female?
Summer Study
Introduction to the Theology of
the Body
July 14th, July 21st, August 4th and
August 11th 7:00pm in the
John Paul II Room.
In this study you will:
♦ Learn why the redemption of
our sexuality is the key to happiness.
♦ Develop a "new lens" through
which to see the world with
greater clarity.
♦ See how God’s mystery is revealed through the body and
spousal love.
♦ Discover the truth behind the lies
of what our culture exposes us
and our children to daily.
...and much more.
Walk the Stations of the Cross In
Our Beautiful Wetlands
Outdoor Stations of the Cross will
be held on the
following Thursdays
at 7:30pm
July 9th
July 30th
August 20th
All are welcome.
Youth Congress
Come to the
World Meeting of Families
Congress!
September 22-25, 2015
There is something for everyone:
Compelling content for adults;
fun faith formation for young
people ages 6-high school
graduate.
Daycare is also available.
Join our Adult Congress Speakers
at the Pennsylvania Convention
Center for practical tips on how to
improve your family and strengthen your relationship with God. Our
internationally-known and engaging speakers will deliver dynamic
presentations unique to this event.
Our speakers include: Father Robert Barron, Dr. Scott Hahn, Professor Helen Alvaré, and Dr. Greg
and Mrs. Lisa Popcak. Interact with
others about the joys and challenges in your life, while learning
new strategies for a richer life!
85 DAYS TO GO!
Summer Rosary Walks
Join us on
Tuesday Evenings
at 7:30pm, July 7th - August 11th.
We will pray the Rosary together for
the intentions of the Parish.
All are welcome!
I’ll see you there!
Find out more at
www.worldmeeting2015.org/
about-the-event/speakers-2/
world-meeting-families-2015youth-congress/
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Bring the Traveling Iconic
Painting to your home.
Register to have the painting in
your home for a week . Go to
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sign-up page by using
mariastumpf@mmredeemer.com
in the “Search by Email” box.
Save the Date!
Parish Celebration of the World
Meeting of Families
Mary, Mother of the Redeemer
Family Tailgate Picnic!
September 20th
More information to follow soon!
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Come and Adore Him!!
Weekly Thursday Youth Holy Hour
All youth are invited to a special
youth holy hour every Thursday
from 7:00-8:00 pm in the Chapel.
“Mondays with Margi”
So what are you doing on Monday, July 6th? Join Margi for a
great day serving others and having some fun. Leave MMR Parish
at 7:00am and help at Philabundance for half the day. Head into
the city for lunch somewhere fun.
You’ll be home by 3pm. In order
to join us, you must email Margi
asap to reserve a spot. There are
a limited number of spots available.
Can’t make it on the 6th? Look for
more “Monday’s with Margi” like
this during the summer! Check the
bulletin and the Youth Group
website for details.
CYO News
Attention Soccer Players!
Region 20 is considering expanding the current soccer program to
include a 3-4th grade level.
We are attempting to measure
the interest level before moving
forward.
Have You Prayed For
Father Lately?
St. Catherine of Siena hosts a Holy
Hour For Priests on the 1st & 3rd
Sunday of each month. The Holy
Hour is held in the Chapel at 7pm.
Join us as we support our priests
with prayer. Know that your prayers are helping.
The next date is July 5th . St. Catherine of Siena is located at
321 Witmer Rd., in Horsham.
All are welcome!
Here are some details:
-Late August start, for 6 weeks
-8 vs 8 player format
-Smaller field using a size 4
ball
-T-shirt league, no uniforms
-Games are weekends at
Lansdale Catholic
-HS soccer player referees
-Free training sessions (1-2
Saturdays)
-Cost TBD
If your son or daughter is interested in joining, please email Mark
Angelone, MMR Athletic Director,
at markcon105@gmail.com.
(Your response is not a commitment.)
Vocations News
Quo Vadis Days
Retreat for young men graduating
8th – 12th grade.
Choose from 2 sessions:
Sun. July 5th – Wed.
July 8th
OR
Thurs. July 9th – Sun.
July 12th
The cost is ONLY $20 per person.
Dynamic talks, small group discussions, meaningful prayer experiences, and a dynamically fun environment including a ropes
course, swimming pool and a lake,
basketball, soccer, ultimate Frisbee, and more.
Registration forms are at:
www.heedthecall.org.
Scan this QR code to see our
promo video!
Call the Vocation Office
for more information
(610) 667-5778.
Metanoia
Metanoia is an active community
of Catholic young adults in Montgomery County, PA. The group
supports Catholics in their 20s and
30s who are looking to deepen
their faith and meet fellow Catholics in the area. Our Ministry includes: Theology on Tap, faith
based meetings, community service, retreats, and outdoor events
and activities. For more information and events please visit www.metanoiayoungadults.
weebly.com or
email metanoiayoungadults@
gmail.com.
Text MMR to 84576 to receive
text message updates for
news and events!
An Evening of Peace & Reflection:
Parents Who Have Lost a Child
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
5:30 pm—9:30 pm
Malvern Retreat House—Family Life Center
This retreat is a quiet evening of support and prayer for
parents who have lost a child. Holy Mass will be celebrated, and parents will be provided with candles on which they can inscribe the name
of their child. These candles will be brought forward during Mass and
then carried to The Shrine for Children near the Family Life Center.
Director - Deacon David Schaffer. Deacon David has a personal perspective on the grieving process since early in his marriage he lost a
child before birth, and in 2012 he lost his wife and adult son.
Cost: $35.00, including dinner
To register visit: malvernretreat.com/retreats/register or call 610-644-0400.
Thank you!
Festival Sponsors
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Angelone Funeral Home, Inc.
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Carney Plumbing Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Ciavarelli Family Funeral Homes
Citizens Bank
D’Agostino Carpets
Derstine’s Foodservices
Dynamic Modern Dentistry
Elite 3 Facilities Maintenance, LLC
Evolution Energy Partners, LLC
Fulton Bank
George Allen Portable Toilets, Inc.
Jamie Goodreau, Orthodontist
Godfrey Lawn & Landscape
Hillyard Delaware Valley
Holly Days Nursery
Law Office of Gerald F. Glackin
Marlane Graphics, Inc.
Mystic Pizza
Pabec Systems, Inc.
RE/MAX Action Realty
Repko Williams, LLC
Sal’s Nursey & Landscaping, Inc.
Smithprints, Inc.
Spinnaker Multimedia Solutions, Inc.
Syrena Collision Center Inc.
Tustin Mechanical Services
Vale FRP Doors
Walsh Pancio, LLC
William R. May Funeral Home
Vendors
Acre Window Replacement
Five Star Home Foods
Lansdale Catholic HS Cheerleading
Origami Owl
Prudential Insurance
Rungh
Tiger Shulman Mixed Martial Arts
Raffle Basket Donors
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Beer Etc.
Bertucci’s Italian Restaurant
Bonefish Grill
Colonial Village Meat Markets
Color Me Mine
Cosmo Professional Beauty Supply
Costco
CVS
Domino’s Pizza
Edible Arrangements
Fiore’s Ristorante & Brick Oven Pizza
Giant Food Stores
Hand & Stone
Home Depot
Lowe’s
Mark’s Jewelers
MMR School
Montgomeryville Nissan
Outback Steakhouse
Papa John’s Pizza
Pumpernick’s Restaurant
Red Lobster Restaurant
Rite Aid
Ruby Tuesday Restaurant
7 Eleven
Sally Beauty Supply
Santucci Gourmet Foods
Talamore Country Club
Target
Village Tavern
Wayback Burgers
Wegman’s
Please support our advertisers listed above.
Pray for Our Service
Men and Women
Almighty God, we ask for your
divine mercy and protection.
Embrace with your invincible
armor our loved ones in all
branches of the service. Give
them courage and strength
against all enemies both spiritual
and physical and hasten their
safe journey back to their homes
and families. Amen.
Anthony Cancel
Jay Wardach
Adam McGinnis
David Hoffer
Daniel Pierson
Gary Hogan
Andrew Crossan
Steven A. Campbell
James Thomas Gross
Sgt. Jonathan Lehman
Terence McGowan
Chaplain Joseph L. Coffey
Michael Wasylenko
Andrew Conaway
Kevin Cox
1stLt Michael Archutowski
Brenda Snow
USMC Brig Gen Bill Mullen
Please keep us informed of any
changes in your loved one’s
status. Thank you.
H.O.P.E. Committee
H.O.P.E. members are active within our parish, helping those with
an emergency. The H.O.P.E. Committee assists the homebound and
others with their needs. Grocery
shopping, driving to the doctor
and hospital visits are just a few
of the things H.O.P.E. can help
with. If interested please contact
one of the people below:
June 8
June 15
June 22
Pat Bergbauer
267-218-1380
Pat Bergbauer
267-218-1380
Toni Esposito
215-361-3992
Pray for Our Sick
If you wish a particular family
member or friend to be placed on
the Bulletin Prayer List, please call
Gerry Jerlinski at 215-996-1049.
Loving and compassionate Lord
Jesus, You brought strength and
healing to the afflicted. Through
Your healing touch and words, You
restored sight to the blind, hearing
to the deaf, strength to weakened
limbs, and wholeness to those
afflicted with disease. Look
mercifully upon those named here
in their time of need. Grant them
the patience they need to carry
their cross. If it be Your holy will,
grant them Your healing. In all
things, we pray that Your will be
done. Amen.
Patricia Devitt, Paul Sullivan,
Barbara Renk, Richard Roberts,
Marianne Ginley, Samuel Culp,
Jr., Tricia Eby, Iva Zanoni, Thomas
Hafner, Juliette Peterson, Michael
Doyle, Joan Bellwoar, Mark
Alesczyk, Mary Lou Bolognese,
John MacDonald, Roseanne
Stoerrle, Diana Umile, Rosemarie
Help a Child Attend
MMR School by
Providing Them with
Tuition Assistance.
As of July 1st it is time to apply
for Earned Income Tax Credits.
Small business owners and employees of companies that participate in this program can provide
tuition assistance. For more information, email Margi Slomiany,
Advancement Director, at
margislomiany@mmredeemer.org
or call 215-412-7101, ext. 509.
Don’t miss out on this great program!
V. Coffey, Margaret Clark, Terri
Paone, Joan McCarthy, Wendi
Cerminara, Paul Coppa, Gerry
Jerlinski, Gus Casiato, Robert
Snow, Donald Vinsh, Libby
Kitchen, John DePaul Jr. & Sr.,
Louise Stecher, Jacquie Gardner,
Brad Sacchetti, Justin Stupak, Dr.
Honor Manilla, Thomas Stella, Bill
Davis, Ed Cooke, Vera Hutton,
Adele & George English, Jack
Ercolono, Edward, Linda & Velia
Brill, Taylor Goettner, Joan Dolan,
Bob Livingston, John & Joan
Hogan, Joan Napolitano, Sal
Antonucci, Sandra Cabrera,
Marge Rudewicz, Marie
Spagnola, Ruth Colabelli, Eloisa
Serratore, Ursilia Conaway,
Joanne Synakowski, Christopher
Williams, Sandra Alford, Alfred
Stewert, Elizabeth D’Angelo, Pat
McHugh, Sandy Knoblach,
Edward Keebler, John Pier, Joan
Barreras
Babies, Children, and Teens:
Joseph McGaery, Michaela
Lopatofsky
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Television Mass
Watch the Television Mass
Sunday mornings
at 5:30 a.m.
WPVI-TV – Channel 6
It will be rebroadcast each Sunday at the
following times:
9 a.m. DT-2 Channel 6 digital
10 a.m. La Salle University 56
5 p.m. DT-2 Channel 6 digital
The Archdiocese thanks Channel 6 for its
generosity in broadcasting the Television
Mass.
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Investment and Insurance Products:
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MAURONE
Painting and Paperhanging
Int./Ext. • Deck Treatment • Power Washing
Minor Home Repairs • Free Estimates
DOMINIC MAURONE, Parishioner
453-9905
OFFICE OPEN 8:00AM-8:00PM MON-THURS.
• MetLife, Aetna, Delta & Many Others
• Senior Discount (55 and over) 20% For
Non-Insured Patients
A taste of South Philly
in Horsham
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• Lunch
• Dinner
• Take-Out • B.Y.O.B
• Off Premise Catering
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0214-04296
General Dentistry
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• Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
• Preventative Care
• Orthodontic/Orthopedics
• Day and Evening Hours
• Sleep Apnea/TMD
• Implants
• Laser
Mark Simeone, D.M.D., AEGD
Deb Grasso & Associates
Direct:
Office:
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help you protect yourself and develop an investment strategy for today,
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BOB’S CASES & KEGS
Nancy Markley * Angelo Grasso * Deb Grasso
Custom Woodwork
Additions
Basements • Decks
All Renovations
& Remodeling
74021-v5 A1661
Honest, Reliable, Prompt Service
Fri, Sat, Sun
3 PM - 5 PM
Early Bird Specials
Mon-Thur
3 PM - 6 PM
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
SENIOR LIVING
Smiles Since 1990
Michael L. Bydalek, DMD, PC
WYNWOOD MONTGOMERY
Brookdale Senior Living
1091 Horsham Rd. North Wales
409 Horsham Rd., Horsham, PA 19044
215.542.9670
Tele: (215) 956-9569 | Office Hours By Appointment
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Consider Remembering
Your Parish in Your Will.
Needham’s
Landscaping LLC
Spring Clean-ups • Lawn Renovations
Install Mulch & Soil • Shrub Trimming
Install Plants, Trees, Walls, Walkways & Patios
Lic.
215-997-0577 • Parishioner #83756094
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
LAZYBOY FULL POWER LOUNGER
New Oct. 2014 Cost $1400
Patient Recovered $750
215-643-1929 • 215-896-1105
Private Instruction
Piano - Organ - Keyboard
PA068227
Wills • Estates • Elder Law
Personal Injury • DUI • DWI
Family & Matrimonial Law • Adoption
Robert T. Repko, Parishioner
877-749-7249
www.repkowilliams.com
KELLY’S
Lawncare & Landscaping
Spring/Fall Cleanup,
Mulching, Planting, Tree Work & Grass Cutting
Jim Kelly 215.858.3366 Free Estimates
www.francisjstieber.com
215-542-8319
Francis J. Stieber
Director & Organist — St. Alphonsus Choir
Since 1985
MCGLINN & SON
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING
Top Rated Carriers ■ Personal & Commercial
Mike Brooks, Parishioner
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BRYANT FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER
CARPETING • HARDWOOD
CERAMIC TILE • NO WAX FLOORS
WINDOW TREATMENTS
FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE
180 S. MAIN ST., AMBLER
(215) 793-9000
Friendly, Knowledgeable Staff
www.dagostinocarpets.com
• Sales • Service • Installation • Licensed & Insured
• References Avail. • Established 1953
215-361-0900 •
PA HIC # PA 015638
N.A.T.E. 3583210
mcglinnhvac@gmail.com • Parishioner
VIP
BARBERSHOP
215-368-3922
Established 1966
Voted Best by Reader’s Choice
HILLCREST SHOPPING CENTER
664 EAST MAIN STREET
LANSDALE, PA 19446
ROGERS TREE SERVICE INC.
Removal • Trimming • Pruning • Stump Removal
Crane Service • Bucket Truck Service
Storm Damage • Free Estimates
Prompt & Courteous Service
Fully Insured
Lic. #PA039509
www.rogerstreeserviceinc.com
215.441.5240
Bill Rogers, Owner
Michael Schelkun, MD, DDS
Mark P. Kienle, MD, DMD
FUEL OIL
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Oil Heating Sales & Service
Central Air Conditioning
24 Hr. Emergency Service
Fixed Price Contracts
Budget Payment Plans
400 S. Broad St. • Lansdale
Wisdom Teeth, Dental Implants and
Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Warminster
Newtown
Fort Washington
www.omscenters.com
215-672-6560
Quality Chiropractic Care
with a Personal Touch
Workers’ Compensation
Personal Injury
Certified Massage Therapist
Hydro Massage
(215) 368-3331
(215) 855-6893
Parishioner
(215) 699-4428
Traditional Funerals - Advanced Planning - Cremation
TOPSOIL & MULCH
215-345-4481
Income & Estate Tax Returns Member of St. Robert Bellarmine
Financial Planning
Email: jspieckercpa@aol.com
Small Business Consulting
QuickBooks Accounting
Jamie N. Goodreau,
D.M.D., M.S.D.
Funeral Home Inc.
215-340-9654
Specialist in Orthodontics
For Children & Adults • Invisalign Certified
Joseph A. Fluehr IV, Supervisor
241 East Butler Ave., (Rte. 202 at Sandy Ridge Rd.)
New Britain
www.fluehr.com
1300 Horizon Dr. Suite 117
215-997-0200
Chalfont PA
511440 Mary Mother Redeemer Church (B)
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• Traditional Funerals
• Cremation Services
• Preplanning
175 East Butler Ave. • Chalfont, PA 18914
• Veterans & Family
www.scanlinfuneralhome.com
Memorial Care Provided
James P. Scanlin, F.D./Supvr.
(215) 822-0480
GUTTER CLEANING
Roofing & Siding
Buffet Catering of Distinction
Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Specials
Daily Early Bird Specials 5-6 pm
Over 60 Imported & Domestic Beers
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215-322-7400
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Electric Operators
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Michael J. Canazaro
Phone: 657-2583
DENTAL CARE
Periodontics & Dental
Implants Exclusively
PARISHIONER • DR. RICHARD CHILLEMI
Voted Best In Area (Both Inquirer and Intelligencer) Our family and cosmetic
team welcomes you for excellent affordable care. No out of pocket expense for most
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GERALD F. GLACKIN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
John V. DiGirolamo, D.D.S.,
WILLS • ESTATE ADMINISTRATION • REAL ESTATE • ZONING
(215) 362-8644 • 2031 N. Broad St., Ste. 137, Lansdale
Michael J. McDonald, Supervisor
FRANK MASTRONI
Primarily
Piano
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Montgomeryville, PA 18936
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215-368-8660
215.233.4022
Family Owned & Operated
CHRISTINE CAPOCASALE
• Handyman Service
M.M.R. Parishioner, Lector, Usher
218 South Broad St., Lansdale
ROOFING • SIDING • REMODELING
• Specializing in Beginners
• Intermediate Lessons
• M.S. in Elementary ED.
Parishioner
JOSEPH P. WALSH, ESQUIRE
Local Diocese Member
SPECIALIZING IN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
& MOLD REMEDIATION SINCE 1984
www.walshpancio.com
PROFESSIONAL DRUM INSTRUCTION
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
C a l l M i ke
MY STUDIO
or In
YO U R H O M E
610.812.7620
Leandro N. Angelone Jr.
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS • PUMPS • COATINGS • FOUNDATION REPAIR • OUTSIDE WATER
MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY SERVICE • FREE INSPECTIONS • LICENSED & INSURED
CHECK OUT OUR REVIEWS ON:
267-885-3376
John Nales
Supervisor
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Wedding Invitations, a Specialty
All Proceeds Donated to
Mary, Mother of the Redeemer
501 Easton Road
Willow Grove, PA 19090
T: 215-659-0202 | C: 215-806-0826 | F: 215-855-4030
(215) 822-6679
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HANDYMAN SERVICES
MMR Parishioner Special
Open 24 / 7/ 365
Family Owned & Operated
Non-intimidating, Supportive, Clean Environment
No Waiting, No Overcrowding - Private Bathrooms & Showers
Silver Sneakers & Senior Discounts
4275 COUNTY LINE ROAD, CHALFONT
$
15900 for 4 Hours
215-641-8555
www.fidelityhomemanagement.com
FREE ESTIMATES
GIANT PLAZA 202 & COUNTY LINE RD.
Licensed • Insured
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Former 76ers
Team Eye Doctor
GLUTEN FREE
BAKERY
2
$
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
Sales • Service • Installation
Family Owned Since 1973
215-799-0515
511440 Mary Mother Redeemer Church (A)
www.cc-hvac.com
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Half Dozen Donuts
4275 County Line Road
Chalfont, PA 18914
267-663-7209
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Voted One
of the Best of
Bucks/Montgomery
DAVID GALIANI, M.D., Parishioner
“State Of The Art Medical & Surgical Eye Care With A Personal Touch”
On Staff At Wills Eye & Doylestown Hospitals
14 -A Memorial Drive • Doylestown, PA 18901
215.345.5144
www.galianieye.com
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