Founded 1953 66 Levittown Parkway, Levittown, Pennsylvania

Founded 1953
66 Levittown Parkway, Levittown, Pennsylvania, 19054
Telephone 215-945-1166; Fax 215-945-6988; www.stmichaellvt.org
Pastor
Reverend Michael C. DiIorio
Week-end Assistance
Reverend Fidelis Weber, TOR
Reverend Victor Warkulwiz, M.S.S.
Deacon
Deacon Harry J. Simpson - Retired
Business Manager
Director of Child Protection Files
Mrs. Janie Brown
Executive Secretary to the Pastor
Marriage Records Coordinator
Sr. Mary Beth Kratzinger, SSJ
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 Noon
Weekday Mass Schedule
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am
Morning Rosary
Weekdays at 7:35am prior to the 8am Mass
Reconciliation
(Confession, Penance)
Saturday: 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Eucharistic Adoration
September-June
Thursday 8:30 am.– 3:00 pm.
Bulletin Coordinators
Gerry Hayes - Marcy Beck
Directors of Altar Servers
Mr. Robert Gabriele - Mr. Robert Heston
Rectory Office
215-945-1166 - Fax 215-945-6988
Weekdays: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Receptionist - Mary Ann Szokoli
Choir Director
Mr. Frank Cuda
Mr. Joseph Palumbo, Organist
St. Michael The Archangel Catholic School
130 Levittown Parkway
215-943-0222 - Fax - 215-943-9068
Absentee Report - 215-943-5035
Principal: Mr. Stephen D. DiCicco
sdicicco@sma-pa.org
Mrs. Elizabeth Wurtz, SMA School Office
Religious Education Office
215-547-2518
CCD Coordinator: Mrs. Janet Fiatoa
RCIA Coordinator: Mike O’Keefe
CYO: Directed by the Ladies of Guadalupe
St. Michael the Archangel Friary
Third Order Regular of St. Francis , TOR
88 Levittown Parkway
215-943-4810
Communion to the Sick
Contact Rectory Office
Knights of Columbus
St. Michael the Archangel Council #14626
215-945-1166 - Fax 215-945-6988
Chaplain: Reverend Michael C. DiIorio
Grand Knight: Tom Drake
Baptism
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the first four
Sundays of each month at 1 pm. There are no Baptisms on
fifth Sundays and on Christmas and Easter Sundays. Parents
must be registered members of our parish, attend a PreJordan class and Godparents must be practicing Catholics.
Please contact the Rectory to make arrangements.
October 16, 2016
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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PARISH MEETINGS
Choir - 7:00 pm - Church
Legion of Mary - 7:00 pm - Room 12
TUESDAY
RCIA - 7:00 pm - Room 9
THURSDAY K of C - 7:00 pm - Room 27
MONDAY
VIGIL MASS, SATURDAY, October 15
5:30 pm Grace Costanzo (Sam Costanzo & Family)
SUNDAY, October 16
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 am Reverend Raymond Orloski (Mary Ann & Luci)
10:00 am Tracy Faunce Levine (Mommy & Dad)
12:00 noon Mass for the People of the Parish
MONDAY, October 17
Saint Ignatius of Antioch
8:00 am Patrick O’Sullivan (Myra and Chris)
8:00 am
TUESDAY, October 18
Saint Luke
Patrick Haggarty (His Family)
WEDNESDAY, October 19
St. John de Breheuf & St. Isaac Jorgues & Companions
8:00 a.m. Charlotte A. Cowell (Anna May Melio)
THURSDAY, October 20
Saint Paul of the Cross
8:00 a.m. Paranick & Wilkinson Families
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
AND BENEDICTION
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed
for Adoration following the 8:00 AM Mass
with Benediction at 3:00 PM
FRIDAY, October 21
8:00 a.m. James Wertman (Wife & Family)
SATURDAY, October 22
Saint John Paul II
8:00 a.m. Barbara Cumberland (Myra MacCombie)
VIGIL MASS, SATURDAY, October 22
5:30 pm Lydia K. Reckus (Carl & Linda Fund)
SUNDAY, October 23
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 am Richard Jutkiewicz (The Family)
10:00 am Joan Naphys (Len, Nancy & Jane Wagner)
12:00 noon Joshua Doran (His Family)
SAINT MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL
“TREE OF LIFE”
“Tree of Life” will be coming to Saint Michaels the
Archangel Church. Please call the rectory to
reserve your memorial leaf as soon as possible.
WE WELCOME TO OUR PARISH
FAMILY THE NEWLY BAPTIZED
JASON RICHARD GRATTIN
NATHAN CHRISTOPHER MAURER
EMMALINE THERESA OPPENHEIMER
REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR OUR
FAITHFUL DEPARTED
LILLIAN HADALSKI
PARISH FOOD WEEKEND
If you forgot to bring a food donation this
weekend and would like to contribute, Please
leave all food packages at the rear of the church
or inside the side doors. Please do not leave
any opened or out of date item. The Mission of the
Pantry is to provide food to the poor of Lower Bucks
County. Food is provided to all who ask and no one is
refused. If you are in need of food or know someone who
is, please contact the Pantry directly. Referrals are taken
on a “no questions asked” basis. Please call Mike Walsh
@215-817-5984.
BOXTOPS FOR EDUCATION
The children of St. Michael’s want to thank all the
wonderful parishioners who contributed to our “Box
Tops for Education” drive. We would like to
continue to ask for your help. Please place your box
tops in the collection basket or in the jar in the
school foyer. Thank you again, The Children and Faculty
of St. Michael’s.
2017 MASS BOOK
Our 2017 Mass Book is open. The hours are from
9am to 12 noon and 1pm to 3pm Monday to
Friday. NO weekends or lunch times, please.
There is a limit of 6 Masses per family (2 Sunday and 4
Weekday). Please have dates & alternative dates ready
when you come to request Masses.
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October 16, 2016
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Last week’s collection was $11,957 compared
to $10,789 for the same week last year. We
are very grateful for your continued support.
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ELECTRONIC GIVING - Saint Michael the
Archangel has enlisted Parish Giving to provide its
members with the opportunity to use Electronic Funds
Transfer as an alternative method for giving. We
recently received $983 from parishioners using this
option. Check our web site to connect to the link for
information. To get started log on to: http://
Stmichaellvt.com, click on the Parish Giving Logo and
follow the easy registration steps.
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES - As of 10/10/ 2016
Saint Michael the Archangel has received 259 gifts in the
sum of $21,359. We have now reached 83% of our
$25,591 goal. If you have not already given, please send
in your contribution as soon as you are able. Thank you
for helping us achieve our goal.
Connect with the Catholic Charities Appeal right from
your Smartphone. The Catholic Charities Appeal of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia app is now available. You can
now support the great work of the Appeal right from your
mobile device. The app is free to download and available
for all mobile devices, IPhone, and IPad.
www.catholiccharitiesappeal.org.
MATS FOR THE HOMELESS
PROJECT FOR THE YEAR OF MERCY
Our Parish is undertaking a project to make
comfortable, weather-proof, portable, sleeping
mats for the Homeless in celebration of “The
Year of Mercy”, ending 11/20/16. The mats,
made from plastic bags, require about 500 to 800 bags for
each mat. To complete this project we will be collecting
bags from Walmart, Giant, Shop Rite, and Acme. The
project requires both crafters and unskilled labor. Meet in
the church basement on Sundays after the 12:00 noon
Mass on 10/23, 11/6, 11/13, & 12/4. Please join us in this
Mercy gift to the Holy Father. Bring your plastic bags, and,
if possible, a pair of scissors. Men, woman and teens are
welcome. We are especially looking for crafters who
crochet or are willing to learn. For more information,
please contact Jackie Bujalski, 215-932-7581 or Jean
Foster, 215-945-8684. Check it out on YouTube at “plastic
mats for the homeless.”
ATTENTION: HEALING HOOKS AND HUGS
Our healing Shawl program is still ongoing. If you
or anyone you know would like to have a Healing
Prayer Shawl, contact Jean Foster, 215-945-8684.
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Dear Faithful Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Our Church’s celebration of the Extraordinary
Jubilee Year of Mercy casts a distinct light on
World Mission Sunday 2016. It invites us to
consider the mission ad gentes as a great,
immense work of mercy, both spiritual and
material. On this World Mission Sunday, all of us are
invited to “go out” as missionary disciples, each
generously offering their talents, creativity, wisdom and
experience to bring the message of God’s tenderness and
compassion to the entire human family.
Pope Francis’ sentiments above for the celebration of the
90th World Mission Sunday, on October 23, call each of
us to be a “Witness of Mercy”, the theme of this year’s
Archdiocesan celebration.
Missionaries know from experience that the Gospel of
forgiveness and mercy can bring joy and reconciliation,
justice and peace. The mandate of the Gospel to “go
therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing
them and teaching them to observe all that I have
commanded you” Mt. 28:19a-20 has not ceased; rather this
command commits all of us, in the current landscape
with all its challenges, to hear the call to a renewed
missionary “impulse”.
If we want our faith to be fruitful, we need to bring it
alive first in prayer, and then in action. The greatest way
we can show love to other persons is by sharing Jesus
Christ with them. And that means all of us are called to
be Missionaries. I have said this in the past and it holds
true today.
This Jubilee year marks the 90th anniversary of World
Mission Sunday, first approved by Pope Pius XI in 1926,
and organized by the Pontifical Mission Society for the
Propagation of the Faith. Your prayers and material
support will help the Society provide resources to
missionaries in 1,111 mission dioceses throughout the
world to care for Christian communities in need and for
the proclamation of the Gospel to the ends of the earth
Gospel.
I thank you in advance for your generous response to the
needs of others. World Mission Sunday invites you to
be a “Witness of Mercy” to communities throughout the
globe. With your help, the Lord’s mercy, extended by
your acts of solidarity, your prayers and your help, will
change the world! Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.
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October 16, 2016
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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THE OBITUARY FOR MR. COMMON SENSE
Today, we mourn the passing of an old friend and great institution, by the name of Common Sense. Common Sense
lived a long life but died in the United States as a result of heart failure brought on by years and years of poor life
decisions and community neglect.
No one really knows how old he was, some say he was born during the Enlightenment still others say during the age of
the Founding Fathers - his birth records were lost long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape and revisionism. He selflessly
devoted his life to service in schools, hospitals, homes, factories, families, helping folks get jobs, all done without
fanfare, foolishness or acts of Congress.
For countless decades, petty rules, silly laws and frivolous lawsuits held no power over Common Sense. He was
credited with cultivating such valued lessons as to know when one should come in out of the rain, why the early bird
gets the worm, that life isn't always fair, and why not to marry on the rebound.
Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial principles (don't spend more than you earn), reliable parenting
strategies (the adults are in charge, not the kids), raise your own kids and it's okay to come in second and keep score.
A veteran of the Industrial Revolution, the Great Depression and the Technological Revolution, Common Sense survived
cultural and educational trends including the “New Math”, “Making Calculus Fun”, “Ebonics” and student directed
classrooms where the only ones working harder were the teachers. However, his health declined when he became
infected with the "the needs of the one" virus, the "but I've got a right to" bacteria, "I'm entitled to" flu, "I'm a victim"
infection and the "I can't recall cough" with a severe case of "I misspoke but didn't lie," cramps.
In recent decades, his waning strength proved no match for ravages of well intentioned but overbearing regulations. He
watched in pain as good people became self-seeking lawyers, psychologists and sociologists who have an excuse for
every bad behavior but are short on solutions.
Mr. Commonsense had to go to the emergency room when he saw politicians, lie, steal, cheat, peddle influence for huge
sums of money, and then say, "I should be your president." He vomited when he discovered people were selling baby
body parts with the majority of public outraged directed towards the messengers of such acts.
His health rapidly deteriorated when schools endlessly implemented zero tolerance policies. Reports of a six year old
boy charged with sexual harassment for kissing a classmate, a teen suspended for taking a swig of mouthwash after
lunch and teachers being reprimanded for not allowing students to plagiarize. He declined even further when schools
mandated parental consent to administer aspirin to a student, but could not inform the mom and dad when their child was
pregnant and wanted an abortion.
Finally, Common Sense lost his will to live as the Ten Commandments became contraband, churches became purveyors
of psychology and good feelings, criminals received better treatment than victims and federal judges struck their noses in
everything from the Boy Scouts to professional sports and people who paid into Medicare their whole lives couldn’t
afford dental care when people who didn’t work at all got full coverage.
Finally, when a woman who failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot, was awarded a huge settlement,
Common Sense threw in the towel.
As the end neared Common Sense drifted in and out of logic, but was kept informed of developments regarding
questionable regulations such as those for gas can caps, rocking chairs, stepladders and recycled garbage. The death
blow came when the Supreme Court discovered new rights previously hidden in the Constitution that not even the
framers of the Constitution knew, while also ruling that words and phrases can mean whatever we want them to mean, as
long as we get what we want.
Common Sense was preceded in death by his parents, Truth and Trust; his wife, Discretion; his daughter, Responsibility;
and his son, Reason. He is survived by three stepsiblings: My A. Feelings, Ima Whiner and Nomor Principal. Not many
attended his funeral because so few realized he was gone.
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October 16, 2016
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
JUBILE YEAR OF MERCY - BUS TRIP
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Saint Michael the Archangel is sponsoring a
bus trip to The National Shrine’s of Saint
John Neumann and Saint Rita of Cascia in
Philadelphia, Pa. This will be an opportunity
to visit two of the beautiful national shrines in our area
and walk through a designated Holy Door in Celebration
of the Jubilee Year of Mercy which ends on November
20th. In addition to a 45 minute guided tour of both
shrines, you will have an opportunity to attend the Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass. The trip will include a light lunch.
The cost of the trip will be $25.00. We will leave from
Saint Michael’s at 8:30 a.m. and will return by 4:30. If
you are interested, please call Marcy Beck at 215-6301843.
PREPARATION
FOR THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
The Sacrament of Marriage is a profound
responsibility.
Active members of our
parish who wish to make arrangements to
have the Sacrament celebrated at St.
Michael, must call the rectory at least 6
months prior to your wedding date and speak with a
Priest. Pre-Cana class is required.
R.C.I.A. Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
If you are a Baptized Catholic who has not
received all of your Sacraments (Reconciliation,
Eucharist, and Confirmation) or if you are not
Catholic and would like to learn more about the
Catholic faith, then this is for you! All that is required is
your desire to grow in your relationship with the Lord
and your commitment of time. We meet on Tuesdays
from 7PM - 9PM in Room 9, located at the “B” door of
the school building. If you have questions, call the
Religious Education Office at 215-547-2518.
REGISTER TAPES
Thank you for placing your Cash Register Tapes
from Brown’s Shop Rite in Fairless Hills
(only). Tapes are valid for five (5) months. You
can also check out the website
Shopriteformyschool.com to participate in the electronic
option to get the box tops for St. Michaels. Thank you!
“Pray the Rosary every day in honor of Our
Lady of the Rosary to obtain peace in the
world . . . for she alone can save it.”
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If you know of anyone who no longer needs to be
on the prayer list, please drop a note in the
collection basket to the attention of the Bulletin
Coordinators.
Bert Barros, Jason Bell, Sandy Bolton, Andrew Barker,
Tommy Bosak, John Bujalski, Natalie Campbell, Kathy
Canell, Sue Carreras, Eileen Carroll, Kathleen Ceccio,
John Chapman, Miriam Culkin, Dottie Cunningham,
Helen D., Eddie Deck, Jimmy Deck, Kimberly
DeValerio, Jocelyn Dillon, Louis DiTanna, III, Karen
Dutton, Stephanie Farmer, Dawn Fisher, Joan Flanagan,
Veronica Friar, Caroline Fruscione, Carol May
Fruscione, Samuel & Stephen Gabriele, Kathy Gettis,
Michael John Gettis, Raymond Gibson, Barry Gouge,
Lisa Grosso, Marlene Guidos, Thomas Hahn, Joe
Hampton, Betty Heston, Joe Jaconski, Mary Ann Kasper,
Rachael Kass, Brittney Keck, Andrew Kelley, Stephanie
Kelly, Crystal Kirchhoefer, Adriana Klich, Pam
Kovalcik, Carlyne Lehmann, Kathy Lombardo, Charles
Long, Doris Losh, August Lutz, Marge M Clure, Mary
McHaffery, Barry M., Meghan McHughs, Mary (Sis)
Meluskey, Michele Merk, Debbie Meskie, Margaret
Mirsch, Danny Morgan, John Oliver, Maryann O’Neill,
Crystal Ortiz, Manuel Padro, Michael and Matthew
Pankraz, Angeline Paryell, Vince Pasqualucci, Chester
Perch, Maria Perez, Sharon Ratcliffe, Bill Raymond, Jr.,
Abbie Reina, Linda Rider, Randy Robertson, Michael
Sawma, Linda Scheid, Marie Schoener, Pat Secor,
Roseann Simpson, Andy Smith, Chuck and Carrie Smith,
Angela Stahl, Justin Tobin, Loretta Toth, Joseph
Trapenasso, Lori Treibley, Jane Wagner, Karen Walsh,
Carol Weber, Leightin Westerman, Dale Winchester, Jr.,
Lisa M. Witman, Dorothy Wychakinas, Jeffrey Wydro,
Martha Wydro, Lynette Zahirnyi, Edith Zanni.
We assume recovery after 4 weeks unless we receive a
new request to remain on our prayer list.
PRAYER FOR OCTOBER SALVE, REGINA
Hail, Holy Queen, Mother of mercy, our life, our
sweetness, and our hope. To you do we cry, poor
banished children of Eve. To you do we send up
our sighs, mourning and weeping in this valley of
tears. Turn then, most gracious advocate, your eyes
of mercy toward us, and after this, our exile, show
unto us the blessed fruit of your womb, Jesus. O clement, O
loving, O sweet Virgin Mary. Pray for us, holy Mother of
God, that we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.
Amen.
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TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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OUR SCHOOL NEWS
Religious Education News
Greetings:
HAPPY GRANDPARENTS DAY TO ALL OUR
GRANDPARENTS TODAY!!!
Thank you for all that you do. You are loved!
x Special Lunch this week!
x Students will be in their school uniforms for our
UNIFORM PICTURE DAY ON NOVEMBER 1st.
(First day of our Winter Uniform) There will be a second
Picture Day with casual clothes on Monday, March
13th.
x See main school calendar at www.sma-pa.org.)
x
Thank you to all who participated in our school
Dairy Delight Day and Bingo Bonanza!
Please during the next five weeks pray for the candidates
of our parish that they will be open to receiving and
using the gifts of the Holy Spirit. This can be a time in
our parish when we all reexam the promises that were
made for us at Baptism and confirmed by us at our
Confirmations.
x
Confirmation Practice – Saturday, November 5th
x at 9:00 am.
x Candidates report to the Church Hall at 9:00 am.
Sponsors report to the Church at 12:00 noon.
Practice for everyone should be done by 12:30 pm.
x Confirmation Date – Tuesday, November 8th
at 4:00 pm
Candidates report at 3:30 to the Church Hall
We are proud to announce our students of the month
for September - Courage
PreK 1 ~ Mason Somaine, PreK 2 ~ Owen Lingenfelter,
Kindergarten ~ Rachel Scarborough
Grade 1 ~ Francesca Simeone, Grade 2 ~ Haily
Sarzynski, Grade 3 ~ Sarah Becker, Grade 4 ~ Jake
Scott, Grade 5 ~ Noel Crespo, Grade 6 ~ Rylee Joyce,
Grade 7 ~ Elizabeth Logue, Grade 8 ~ Paige Schaefer
God’s love, Mr. “D”.
The children’s collection envelopes
contain a section for them to express a
“good deed" or “talent”. We would like
to share some of their thoughts with you:
-Helped my little brother build his LEGO car.
-Did the laundry.
-Reminded dad to wear old shoes to the farm.
-Listened to my teachers.
-Helped mom and dad.
-I picked tomatoes.
-I shared.
-I played nicely with my brother.
-I listened to my teachers.
-I helped my dad at his work.
-Helped Gram set the table for dinner.
-Helped my sister become more understanding.
-My talent is baseball
-My talent is dance.
-My talent is gymnastics.
-My talent is my imagination.
SUNDAY MASS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Requests for Sunday Mass Announcements must be
written and received at the Rectory by 3pm on Thursday.
Upcoming Sacrament Parent Classes
Confirmation Parents – November 10, 2016 in the
Church Hall – 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm (This class is for
parents with children preparing to receive
Confirmation in the Fall of 2017.)
x First Reconciliation Parents – November 17, 2016 in
the Church Hall –
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
x First Eucharist Parents – January 12, 2017 in the
Church Hall 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Visit the PREP webpage at the church
websitewww.stmichaellvt.comor more information about
the program. There is a link to the program’s handbook
and registration forms.
x
ALTAR SERVER MASS
SCHEDULE
October 17th thru October 27th
Weekday 8:00 am - Monday - Saturday
Shaylyne Kilner and Ava Marie Kilner
Saturday Vigil, October 22nd
5:30 pm Trudy Marks and Logan O’Keefe
Sunday, October 23rd
8:00 am Mary Kate O’Donnell, Amber Szagoloa
and Tyler Kuhl
10:00 am James Sands and Evelyn Sands
12:00 noon Samantha Schneider and Jenna Micklas
BULLETIN NOTICES
Announcements must be in writing and at
the Rectory by Noon, Friday, nine (9) days
prior to publication.
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of Newtown / Yardley / Levittown
Free Estimates • Fully Insured
215-785-1777
Member of Diocese
Serving All of Bucks County
Termite Control
Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured
215-815-5057
e Buy Cars $
$W
Fast & Friendly Service
You Call, We Tow
Church Donation Available
24 Hours, 7 Day Service
Ron • 267-408-3703
www.SecodasTowing.com
Roofing & Siding
Seamless Gutters
Residential & Commercial
Duct Cleaning • Mold Remediation
24 - Hour Emergency Response
Atlas Pest
Control, SVCS
John McDonnell
Parishioner
Drew Reilly, Realtor
Phillip Brazil
(215) 946-7066
ATTN: BUYERS 3.75% INTEREST RATE
CALL DREW NOW!
Senior Citizen Discount • Cash For Your Home
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Member Of St. Mike’s Since 1998
Direct: 215-859-2063 • Office: 215-547-4029
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b
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Ariana’s
Pizza & Italian Restaurant
Automotive
& Collision Center, Inc.
230 Levittown Parkway (Next to St. Michael)
215-949-8785
Church Member Special:
State Inspection $
.42
& Emmission
+ tax
we welcome walk-ins
$1.00 Off
30
$10 Purchase With Ad
• PennDOT Authorized On-Line Center • Family Owned & Operated Since 1968
RON’S AUTO TAGS
AUTO INSURANCE
215-946-9000 • Fax: 215-946-9001
24 Hr. Towing 215.826.9200
3114 VETERANS HIGHWAY
BRISTOL, PA 19007
www.robsautocenter.com
RonsAutoTags@gmail.com
Notary-Will Travel
After Hours Please Call 215-499-7097
1510 Haines Rd., Levittown, PA 19055
Hours: 9am to 8pm Monday thru Saturday
Wade Funeral Home
Mark T. Wade • Supervisor
Pre-Need Available
1002 Radcliffe St., Bristol
(215) 788-9313
Local Parishioners Since 1968
FEATURING TABLESIDE COOKING
OPEN FOR LUNCH MON-FRI
OPEN FOR DINNER MON-SAT
NOW WITH
ROOFTOP DECKS
215-781-9800
Banquets Every Day
Perfect for all Occassions
Weddings • Showers • Christenings
Graduations • Family Functions
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935 Lincoln Hwy.
Morrisville, PA 19067
215-295-5001
Home Care For
Seniors
Compatibility
Matters!
215-340-2273
www.MichaelsRt1.com
www.angelcompanions.net
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for St. Michael Parishioners
HALL
Catering for All Occasions
7400 New Falls Road
Levittown, PA 19055
Weddings • Anniversaries
Reunions • Sweet 16
(215) 946-7600
(215) 945-4231
George M. Hanitz, Supervisor
located in Levittown, PA
OFFICE HOURS
WEDNESDAYS 6:30PM-9:30PM
OR BY APPOINTMENT
(215) 791-1309
www.colonialhallcatering.com
217 St. Michael the Archangel, Levittown, Pa (back) - A
“you get more at”
glasses
galore
• Free Complete Eye Exam
• 15% Off All Rx Eyewear
• 10% Off All Non-Rx Sunglasses
FAIRLESS HILLS
NEWTOWN
SOUTHAMPTON
Fairless Hills Towne Sq.
451 S. Oxford Valley Rd.
215.547.5470
Village at Newtown Shop. Ctr.
2842 S. Eagle Rd.
215.579.1155
Souhampton Shop. Ctr.
482 Second Street Pk.
215.355.7733
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