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ANNUNCIATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
401 BROOKLINE BLVD.
HAVERTOWN, PA 19093
RECTORY: 610.449.1613
FAX: 610.449.7041
www.annunciationparish.com
Email: office@annunciationparish.com
Reverend James M. Cox, Pastor
Msgr. Ignatius L. Murray, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, In residence
Deacon Bob McElwee
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil
4:30 PM
Sunday
7:30, 9:00, 11:00 AM
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
8:30 AM
Tuesday and Thursday
6:30 AM
Holyday Mass Schedule
Vigil
7:00PM
Holyday 6:30 & 8:30AM
Parish Office Hours M-F 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Meetings using parish facilities must be scheduled in
advance.
Parish Registration
We welcome new members to our Parish Family.
Please call the parish office to register.
Phone Directory
Rev. James M. Cox
Maryanne Eskridge, Secretary
Ed McMenamin, Business Manager
Leslee Smith, CRE/PREP
Maria Lennon, Music Director
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Cardinal John Foley Regional Catholic School
Mrs. MaryAnn DeAngelo, Principal
610-446-4608
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Every day by appointment. Saturdays 3:30 – 4:15 PM
Communal Penance Services are scheduled
seasonally.
Sacrament of Baptism
Pre Jordan classes are held on the third Wednesday
of each month at 7:30 PM. Pre-registration is required one week in advance. Baptisms are held the
first and third Sundays of each month at 12:15 PM.
Call the rectory to register 610-449-1613.
Sacrament of Marriage
Couples contemplating marriage are requested to
make an appointment with a priest at least six
months in advance.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Every Wednesday following the 8:30 am Mass in
church. Evening Prayer and Benediction will be
celebrated at 7:00 pm Wednesday evening.
Church is open every day 8:30—2:30 for private
prayer.
Anointing of the Sick
This Sacrament is available to the seriously ill.
Emergency calls will be given prompt attention any
hour of the day or night.
Communion for the Homebound
If you or a family member are unable to attend
Sunday Mass, please contact the Parish Office so
that arrangements can be made for you to receive
Holy Communion at home.
9 October 2016 Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday
7:30am
9:00am
11:00am
10/9
Twenty-eighth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Robert Bonhage
Mary Clifford
Robert Smedley
Monday
8:30am
10/10 Weekday
Anna Farrell—6th anniversary
Tuesday
6:30am
10/11 Weekday
John A. Thistle, Sr.
Wednesday
8:30am
10/12 Weekday
Roger Tourdot
Thursday
6:30am
10/13 Weekday
Margaret Kerins
Friday
8:30am
10/14 Weekday
Frank Campopiano59th anniversary
Evening Prayer and Benediction
is celebrated at 7:00 pm
Saturday
8:30am
10/15 St. Teresa of Jesus
Jack Frost
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
The rosary is prayed in church each morning following the 6:30 am mass or before the 8:30 am mass.
A warm welcome to our new
Music Director Mr. John Lewis
John graduated from Temple University with a
Bachelors in Music Education, with a concentration
in Voice this past spring. He has directed music in
his home parish of Holy Family, Manayunk and at
the Temple University Newman Center. In addition
to planning liturgies, he has directed choirs and has
been a vocalist in both the Mendelssohn Club of
Philadelphia and the Temple University Concert Choir.
John will be actively recruiting
new members to add to our
current choir. Please consider
volunteering the gift of your
voice for the praise and
worship of God.
Through the Sacrament of Baptism we
welcome into our Catholic family…
Murphy O’Donovan
son of Sean and Kathleen
May he continue to grow
in God’s love and grace.
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Adoration of the
Most Blessed Sacrament
We have Exposition and Adoration
in church every Wednesday
immediately following the
8:30 am Mass
John Povey
to
Claire Coyne
10-7-2016
May their marriage be blessed with faith
and love for God and one another.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS THE
SICK OF THE PARISH:
Bea Beaver, Joan Bullard, Barbara Cella, Ellie
Carrelli, James F. Chupein, Sr., Jen Colletti, Carrie
Connolly, Tiffany Cera, Jim Cullen, Karen Creeley,
Mary DiPersio, Matthew Donahue, Rose Anne Dunn,
Elizabeth Ferry, Pat Flynn, Tom Forester, Brianna
Gansert, Sean Grogan, Donald Halderman, Conall
Harvey, Jane Hughes, John Hughes, Mary Huha,
Dana Iannella, Teresa Immel, Jude Ingram, Phyllis
Kane, Thomas Hickey, Susan Battani Karwacki,
Barry Kelly, Edward Kolke, Elizabeth Kolbe, Paul
Lang, Eric LoMonaco, Mary Looby, Baby Jack Luli,
John Mahan, Barbara McCaulley, Baby Charles
Morris, Tim Pickeral, Betsy Plowman, James David
Price, Steven Rinaldi, Michael Scanlon, Baby Henry
Schovain, Christine Seltzer, James Shoenberger,
Lori Ellen Simon, Dorotha Doherty Slimak, Larry
Smith, Roseanne Smith, Barbara Tourdot and Rita
Walsh.
All the sick and shut-ins of the parish remain in our
prayers.
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FORTY HOURS
DEVOTIONS
MONDAY
October 16th—October 18th
Guest homilist: Fr. Ugo Piasentn
10-10 Faculty In-Service –
NO CLASSES for students
TUESDAY
10-11 Great Lakes Orders due
I invite you to be a part of our annual
Forty Hours Devotion here at
Annunciation B.V.M. parish.
We begin our Annual Eucharistic Devotions Sunday,
October 16th following the 11 am Mass. Adoration will
continue until Evening Prayer at 7 pm.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will follow
morning mass Monday (8:30 am) and Tuesday (6:30
am) until Evening Prayer at 7 pm.
Adoration sign up sheets are available in the vestibule
of church. Volunteers are needed to commit to half
hour or one hour visits with Jesus so He will never be
alone during Adoration.
We continue to pray for all the men and
women serving in the armed forces. May
the sacrifices they are making bring peace,
and may God bring them all home
safely.
PRAYER CORNER
Together this week as a parish, let us join in praying
for families living on Hirst Avenue, Holbrook Road,
Kathmere Road and Kenmore Road.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
The Knights of Columbus is the
largest Catholic Lay organization in
the world. The Knights are commit
ted to exemplifying the virtues of
charity, unity, fraternity and
patriotism.
The council at Annunciation BVM Parish is
committed to directly supporting this parish and its
pastor. If you are a Catholic man at least 18 years
old and are interested in joining the Annunciation
Knights, contact them at annbvmbrooklinekofc@gmail.com.
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CARDINAL FOLEY SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY 10-12 Mrs. Jackie Ryan’s PS will visit
Sugartown Strawberry Farms
THURSDAY
10-13 6:00 PM High School Night at
St. Dorothy School
FRIDAY
10-14 Grade 8 Script Day
SPOTLIGHT ON GRADE 8
The Eighth Graders are enthusiastically preparing for
Script Day on October 14 when they will re-enact
Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer, a book they read in the
summer. They have been writing dialogue, stage directions, and emotional cues in small groups to create
a script for one or two chapters. They have been
gathering props and devising costumes because every
single person is involved and will be on stage. Their
presentation is strictly for each other, so they want to
do their best in front of their peers as they make the
novel come alive on stage. The Script Day experience
also includes a luncheon, generously provided by their
parents/guardians, with food that reflects the setting.
This event provides practical opportunities to analyze
information and translate it into a visual, public
speaking challenge while building friendships and recognizing the talents of others. These memories will last
a lifetime!
H.O.P.E.
Helping Other People in Emergencies tries to
arrange rides to church, the doctor, the hairdresser,
the store, etc. for individuals in need.
Week of 10/2 Joan Smyth
Week of 10/9 Norma Grassi
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Week of
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10/2/2016
10/2/2016
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$ 2,456.00
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Week of
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ST. DENIS SENIORS
Our next meeting will be Monday, October 10th.
Board meets at 11 am, general meeting 1 pm. Dues
will be collected, $15.00
Memorial Mass
Monday, November 7th
Memorial Mass, noon (ABVM Church), meeting to
follow in parish hall. We will be collecting for the
Memorial Mass luncheon. $10.00 for boxed lunch.
Casino Trips
Wednesday, October 19th
Mohegan $30.00 w/$25.00 slot and $5.00 food
Bus leaves 9 am
Wednesday, November 16th
Golden Nugget $25.00 w/$25.00 slot and $5.00 food
Bus leaves St. Denis parking lot 9:30 am
Bus Trips
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 29th to
30th
Overnight Holiday Trip to Ocean City, Maryland
Cost: $175.00 pp double occupancy; $188.00 for
single occupancy
Accommodations at the Holiday Inn Express and
Dinner at the Atlantic Hotel in historic Berlin. Menu
choice of salmon, crab cake or chicken breast.
Tram ride tour of Ocean City’s Winterfest of Lights.
Complimentary breakfast at hotel.
Stop at Ocean City Downs Casino in Berlin, Maryland with $25.00 back for slot play. Contact Anita
Scullin 610-449-5756 for reservations.
Thursday, December 8th
American Music Theater Christmas Show. Lunch at
Arthur’s Terrace Restaurant at the Eden Resort
$90.00 (Bus full—stand by names are being taken)
Trip info call Anita Scullin 610-449-5756
"It is not how much we do, but
how much love we put in the
doing. It is not how much we
give, but how much love we put
in the giving." ~ Mother Teresa
The St. Vincent dePaul Society is asking Annunciation
parishioners to donate non-perishable food items that
will help stock our Food Pantry. Our goal is to provide
supplemental or emergency support to food-challenged
households in our neighborhood.
Donations may be left in the confessional at the back
of the Church.
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Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Office for Divine Worship
LECTOR WORKSHOPS
Register at: www.odwphiladelphia.org
Call: Office for Divine Worship
215-587-3537
Please register at least one week prior to the
workshop.
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These sessions are designed for all lectors to
provide ongoing formation for this important
liturgical ministry. Each session will include an
overview of the role of the Word of God in the
celebration of the Sacred Liturgy, the expectations of the ministers of God’s Word and concrete practical points for more effective
proclamation.
All lectors must attend a session.
Annunciation Parish, Havertown
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
7:30—9:30 pm in the parish church
Aid for Friends can only provide the desperately
needed services it does because of the ongoing
generosity and dedication of our corps of volunteers
cooks. Many of our volunteers have been cooking
for us for over 20+ years now, an amazing testament
to our mission and the joy which comes from serving
others. Please consider joining us in this effort - its
easy to get started!
We provide the tins for meals, the plastic bags to
store them in and the labels to complete for each
meal- you provide the contents and the manpower to
assemble the meals. Prepared meals can be
dropped off at the rectory office.
Won't you consider making one extra portion one
night a week and freezing it to provide a homecooked meal for a neighbor in need? Tins are available in the vestibule of church and the office foyer.
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40 Hours with Jesus Christ -- FR. WILLIAM SAUNDERS
The Forty Hours Devotion is a special forty-hour period of continuous prayer made before the Blessed Sacrament
in solemn exposition.
The Forty Hours Devotion is a special 40-hour period of continuous prayer made before the Blessed Sacrament in
solemn exposition. Of course, the focus of this devotion is on the Holy Eucharist. As Catholics, the words of our Lord
burn in our hearts: "I myself am the living bread come down from Heaven. If anyone eats this bread, He shall live
forever; the bread I will give is my flesh for the life of the world" (Jn 6:51).
Affirming our belief in the real presence of our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, the Vatican Council II taught that the Holy
Eucharist is "the source and summit of the Christian life" ("Lumen Gentium," No. 11). While the Mass is the central act of
worship for us Catholics, an act which participates in the eternal reality of our Lord?s passion, death and resurrection,
Vatican Council II upheld and encouraged the adoration of the Blessed Sacrament outside of Mass. Of course such
devotion derives from the sacrifice of the Mass and moves the faithful to both sacramental and spiritual communion with
our Lord ("Eucharisticum Mysterium," No. 50). As Pope Pius XII taught in "Mediator Dei," "This practice of adoration has
a valid and firm foundation." Our late Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, had repeatedly "highly recommended" public and
private devotion of the Blessed Sacrament, including processions on the feast of Corpus Christi and the 40 Hours
Devotion (cf. "Dominicae Cecae," No. 3, "Inaestimabile Donum," No. 20-22, and "Ecclesia de Eucharistia," No. 25).
Second, the number 40 has always signified a sacred period of time: the rains during the time of Noah lasted 40 days
and nights; the Jews wandered through the desert for 40 years, our Lord fasted and prayed for 40 days before beginning
His public ministry. The Forty Hours Devotion remembers that traditional "40-hour period" from our Lord’s burial until the
resurrection. Actually in the Middle Ages, the Blessed Sacrament was transferred to the repository, "the Easter
Sepulcher," for this period of time to signify our Lord’s time in the tomb.
The Forty Hours Devotion begins with a Solemn Mass of Exposition, which concludes with the exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament and a procession. The Blessed Sacrament remains on the altar in a monstrance. During the next 40 hours,
the faithful gather for personal or public prayer in adoration of our Lord. The Blessed Sacrament is reposed in the
tabernacle for the daily Mass, and then returned for exposition after Mass. At the end of the devotions, the Mass of
Reposition is offered, again concluding with a procession, benediction and final reposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
While the 40-hour period should be continuous, some Churches break up the time, reposing the Blessed Sacrament at
night because of security reasons.
The Forty Hours Devotion can be seen almost like a parish mini-retreat or mission. A guest priest may be invited to give
a series of homilies. Confessions should be offered and encouraged. Consequently, a most appropriate time to schedule
Forty Hours is either Advent or Lent.
While the Forty Hours Devotion nurtures the love of the faithful for our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, three special
dimensions have also surrounded this devotion: the protection from evil and temptation; reparation for our own sins and
for the poor souls in purgatory; and deliverance from political, material or spiritual calamities. Here the faithful implore
our Lord to pour forth His abundant graces not only for themselves, but their neighbors, not only for their own personal
needs, but for those of the world. Such practices are evidenced in the history of this devotion, which we shall explore
next.
Having explored the spiritual dimension of the Forty Hours Devotion, a greater appreciation for this spiritual exercise is
found through knowing its history. The practice of Forty Hours Devotion originated in Milan about the year1530. Granted,
prior to this time, the Church did have exposition and benediction, Eucharistic processions, and devotions to the Blessed
Sacrament reserved in the tabernacle. In 1539, Pope Paul III responded to a petition from the Archdiocese of Milan
asking for an indulgence for the practice: "Since our beloved son the Vicar General of the Archbishop of Milan, at the
prayer of the inhabitants of the said city, in order to appease the anger of God provoked by the offenses of Christians,
and in order to bring to nought the efforts and machinations of the Turks who are pressing forward to the destruction of
Christendom, amongst other pious practices, has established a round of prayers and supplications to be offered by day
and night by all the faithful of Christ, before our Lord's Most Sacred Body, in all the churches of the said city, in such a
manner that these prayers and supplication are made by the faithful themselves relieving each other in relays for forty
hours continuously in each church in succession, according to the order determined by the Vicar... We approving in our
Lord so pious an institution, grant and remit." While this pronouncement seems to be the earliest official approval by the
Church of this devotion, the Forty Hours Devotion spread rapidly.
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By 1550, both St. Philip Neri and St. Ignatius Loyola had also instituted this practice, especially for the reparation of sin.
Recognizing the tremendous graces offered through this devotion as well as the dangers threatening the Church, Pope
Clement VIII in his letter Graves et diuturnae (November 25, 1592) proclaimed, "We have determined to establish
publicly in this Mother City of Rome an uninterrupted course of prayer in such ways that in the different churches, on
appointed days, there be observed the pious and salutary devotion of the Forty Hours, with such an arrangement of
churches and times that, at every hour of the day and night, the whole year round the incense of prayer shall ascend
without intermission before the face of the Lord." He also issued regulations for the devotions, which were later collected
and promulgated by Pope Clement XI in 1705, and known as the Instructio Clementina.
In our own country, St. John Neumann (1811-60), the fourth bishop of Philadelphia, was a strong promoter of the Forty
Hours Devotion. While the practice had already existed in individual churches throughout the city (as well as in other
places in the country), no organized, cohesive diocesan schedule for it had ever before been attempted. St. John had an
tremendous devotion to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, and desired to foster such a spiritual life in his people.
Unfortunately at this time, a strong anti-Catholic sentiment plagued Philadelphia. During the Know Nothing riots of 1844,
two churches were burned and another was saved simply by the threat of gunfire. Some priests, therefore, advised St.
John that the introduction of 40 Hours Devotion would only flame the hatred against the Catholics and expose the
Blessed Sacrament to desecration. St. John was left in a quandary.
A strange incident occurred which helped St. John decide. One night, he was working very late at his desk and fell
asleep in his chair. The candle on the desk burnt down and charred some of the papers, but they were still readable. He
awoke, surprised and thankful that a fire had not ignited. He fell on his knees to give thanks to God for protection, and
heard His voice saying, "As the flames are burning here without consuming or injuring the writing, so shall I pour out my
grace in the Blessed Sacrament without prejudice to My honor. Fear no profanation, therefore; hesitate no longer to
carry out your design for my glory."
He introduced the practice of 40 Hours Devotion at the first diocesan synod in April, 1853, and the first devotions began
at St. Philip Neri Parish, an appropriate place since that saint had initiated the devotion in the city of Rome. St. John
himself, spent most of the three days in the Church praying. No trouble ensued. St. John then introduced the program
for the whole diocese, so that each parish would have Forty Hours Devotion during the course of the year. He composed
a special booklet for the devotions and obtained special indulgences for the faithful attending them. The Forty Hours
Devotion was so successful it spread to other dioceses. At the Plenary Council of Baltimore in 1866, the Forty Hours
Devotion was approved for all Dioceses of the United States.
The Forty Hours Devotion provides a wonderful opportunity for the spiritual growth of each person and the parish as a
whole. In a world where temptation and evil abound, where devotion to the Mass and our Lord in the Holy Eucharist
have declined, where the practice of penance and confession have been forgotten, we need the Forty Hours Devotion
more than ever.
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2416 Darby Rd.
Havertown, PA
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Supervisor
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614 Darby Road, Havertown
610-789-6800
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