st. john fisher church - Saint John Fisher Parish Community

ST. JOHN FISHER CHURCH
4225 CHICHESTER AVENUE • BOOTHWYN, PA 19061
WEB SITE: Stjohnfisherchurch.com PHONE: (610) 485-0441 E-MAIL: [email protected]
“WELCOME”
FEBRUARY 3, 2013
REV. GREGORY J. HICKEY, M.A., M. DIV., Pastor
REV. SIDNEY C. BURGOYNE, Ph.D., Pastor Emeritus
WEEKEND MINISTRY: Rev. John T. Kelly, S.J., Saint Joseph’s University
WEEKEND MINISTRY: Rev. Francis X. Devlin, O.S.A., St Augustine Preparatory School, Richland, NJ
MR. GEORGE ARNHOLT, Business Manager (ext. 4)
MRS. REGINA ROBINSON, Office Manager (ext. 6)
MRS. KATHLEEN AARONSON, Director of Catholic Faith Formation and Director of Music (ext. 5)
MRS. MAUREEN STRAZDUS, Administrative Assistant and Receptionist (ext. 2)
SR. DOLORES HUHMAN, R.S.M., Parish Pastoral Services Director (ext. 9)
MR. JOHN LEAHY, Coordinator of Maintenance Projects (ext. 7)
HOLY FAMILY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL (610-494-0147)
MISS ANNE COOK, M. ED., Principal
EUCHARIST (MASS) SCHEDULE
Saturday: Vigil Mass of Sunday, 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00, 9:30 and 11:30 AM
Daily: Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Celebrated within the Mass. Initial contact, call
Sr. Dolores Huhman, R.S.M., (ext. 9)
LETTERS OF ELIGIBILITY: Letters of Eligibility will only be given to
parishioners to be sponsors at Baptism and Confirmation who are registered
in the parish and are practicing Catholics. You must be at least 16 years of
age and be in a valid marriage. I cannot sign my name and certify eligibility
unless you meet the requirements.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confession):
Saturday, 4:00 to 4:45 PM. Other times by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: One party must be a registered member
of St. John Fisher Parish. Couples planning marriage should make
arrangements with the priest at their earliest convenience but not less than
six months prior to the intended date. Couples are required to attend the
Archdiocesan Sacramental Preparation Program for Marriage (four sessions) or
a Pre-Cana program.
PARISH REGISTRATION: This is very important to us and to you. Please call
at your earliest convenience. If you change your address or telephone
number, we will be grateful if you let us know.
BULLETIN DEADLINE: 10 days before publication.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM (P.R.E.P.): Religious
education for public school children. Please call the Parish Religious
Education Office (610-485-0581 ext. 5) for full information and
registration.
HOLY FAMILY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
MISSION STATEMENT
Holy Family Regional Catholic School, in pursuit of academic excellence
within the context of a living faith community, provides a rigorous and
comprehensive academic program, which will help students to develop the
skills necessary to succeed in the 21st century, to empower them to act justly
and to make a positive impact on the global community.
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
ADULT CHOIR PRACTICE: Wednesdays at 7:00 PM in the Chapel.
YOUTH CHOIR PRACTICE: Sundays at 12:30 PM in Church. (Sept.- May)
BELL CHOIR: Tuesdays at 7:45 PM in Church
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults): Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the
Parish Center.
THE ROSARY: Daily after the 8:30 Mass.
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES
PARISH COUNCIL: Meets on the last Thursday of the month. Meetings are
not held in July, August and December.
FINANCE COUNCIL: Meets monthly throughout the year on Tuesday
evenings as needed.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY: Fall and spring sessions. Please call the Religious
Education Office (610-485-0581) for information.
PARISH FUND RAISING COMMITTEE: Meetings as needed.
ST. JOHN’S ON THE HILL SENIORS: Second and fourth Thursdays at
12:30 PM in the hall.
KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS: Board Meeting 7:00 PM followed by the regular
meeting on the 3rd Monday of the month.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 3, 2013
“GOD SENT HIS OWN SON, BORN OF A WOMAN, SO
THAT WE COULD BE ADOPTED AS HIS SONS.”
The Letter of Paul to the Galatians, 4:4:5
RCIA NEWS
As our RCIA meets on Tuesday, we will read and
study the Sunday readings. Our topic will be the
Sacrament of Reconciliation. We meet at 7:00 PM in
the Conference Room, and you are welcome to join us.
Next Sunday we will celebrate the Rite of Acceptance
into the Order of Catechumens at the 8:00 AM
Mass. During the Rite we accept a candidate into the
Catechumenate: persons preparing for Initiation
Sacraments. Our sponsor and all at the 8:00 Mass are
asked: “Are you ready to help this candidate find and
follow Christ?” As a parish community, your prayers
and good example are needed for our catechumens.
SUNDAY SCRIPTURE: Our Gospel for the Fourth
Sunday in Ordinary Time is Luke 4: 21-30. You are
asked to reflect and share: adult: What do you do when
the message you are trying to deliver “falls on deaf ears”?
Child: Are there times when you have not listened as well
as you could to what someone was telling you? Why didn’t
you?
SCRIPTURE: We began a study: Living in the Image
and Likeness of God as we meet on Monday at 7:00
PM. Father Ron Rolheiser is the speaker on this DVD.
You are invited to join us in the Conference Room.
BLESSING OF THROATS after all the Masses this
weekend in honor of St. Blasé.
PREP FACULTY meeting is next Sunday, February 10th
at 12:30 PM in the Parish Center. Our guest speaker is
Joanne Ryn speaking on “Women in the Bible”.
BAPTISM MEETING: The next Baptism Meeting will be
Monday, February 11th at 7:00 PM in the Conference
Room of our Parish Center. Pre-registration is necessary
to attend this class. Please register by calling Sister
Dolores at 610-485-0581 ext. 9.
LENT begins on Wednesday, February 13th ASH
WEDNESDAY MASSES will be at 8:30 AM, 4:00 PM and
7:00 PM.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS will be on Wednesday
evenings at 6:30 PM during Lent.
FIRST COMMUNION MEETING for all parents will be
Monday, February 25th at 7:00 PM. Important information
will be given to all about the upcoming First Communion
Retreat and our guest speaker is Roberta Ortwein.
REFLECTIONS FROM THE DESK OF
FR. GREGORY J. HICKEY
When I was a little boy, my next door neighbor
came home from church one Sunday and his wife asked
him what the preacher talked about that day and he said,
“Sin.” She asked him what did he say about it and he
replied that he was against it. If someone asks you today
what I talked about, you can say, just ordinary stuff.
Ordinary is the keyword of my remarks today.
I think one of the reasons Jesus got into trouble in
Nazareth was because He was so ordinary. His friends
and neighbors could not conceive that He was any better
than they were. St. Luke glosses over the conflict between
Jesus and His neighbors with the one question he tells us
that they asked: “Isn’t this the son of Joseph?” If you read
Mark’s account of Jesus’ visit to Nazareth, Mark is very
blunt. He tells us the people were asking, “Where did He
get all this? What is the wisdom that has been given to
him? Isn’t this the carpenter, the son of Mary…?” In that
culture boys were identified by their Dad. Calling Jesus
the son of Mary is an allusion to Joseph not being Jesus’
natural father and would have been an insult both to Mary
and Jesus. Their rejection of Jesus and their desire to kill
Him foreshadow the future of Jesus.
In today’s 2nd reading, we heard one of the best
known and well-loved passages in Scripture: St Paul’s
description of Love. Practically every wedding that I have
celebrated, the bride and groom have picked this as one of
their readings. What is so beautiful about this passage is
that it doesn’t deal with those thrilling moments when all of
our being is charged with excitement and joy. It deals with
the ordinary, everyday kind of love that ordinary living
requires. Paul describes this kind of love by telling us
what love is not rather than what it is. It is not jealous,
pompous, rude, or selfish. It is not short-tempered, nor
does it hold grudges. It is patient, kind, trusting, and
willing to put up with all kinds of annoyances.
This is not about falling in love which is a period of
infatuation that may or may not lead to real love. St. Paul
is talking about our ordinary day-to-day contact with other
people, some of whom we may not like a whole lot, but
whom we learn how to be kind to nevertheless. Practicing
this ordinary kind of love doesn’t always sweep us off our
feet, but it does bring a kind of joy, because our vocation
and our fulfillment in life are to learn how to love one
another.
On this 4th Sunday of Ordinary time we hear about
ordinary things. However, in the ordinary, we can find the
extraordinary, if we know how to find it. As the poet,
George Eliot said: “If we had a keen vision of all that is
ordinary in human life, it would be like hearing the grass
grow or the squirrel’s heartbeat, and we should die of that
roar which is the other side of silence.”
It is through ordinary things that God touches our
lives most of the time. It is through prayer and music. It is
through the beauty of the sun rising and its setting. It is
sitting on the beach and reflecting on the sea. It is
watching the canvass of the changing of the leaves in
autumn. It is through the same Scriptures we hear time
and again. It is through the bread and wine and the
mystery of God’s love as He changes that into His Body
and Blood every time we celebrate the Eucharist.
(Continued…)
We are perhaps surrounded by the same ordinary
people we’ve seen week after week for years. Through
our being together in prayer, we become one body in
Christ, and in Christ we love and worship our heavenly
Father. Sometimes, it feels pretty ordinary but for those
who can see more deeply, the mystery we celebrate is
awesome. Have a good week! Fr. Hickey
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PARISHIONERS – MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
ST. JOHN FISHER and the AMERICAN RED CROSS
BLOOD DRIVE – MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2013
2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
For more information, call Mary Lou Sweeney at 610-4853292. Give the Gift of Life.
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LIVING STATIONS
We are undertaking LIVING STATIONS to be presented
on GOOD FRIDAY evening. We are in need of
parishioners and friends of all ages to come out and
perform this beautiful devotion of the church. Please come
out on Sunday, February 24th at 6:00 PM for our first
rehearsal. We need people to portray the characters
of: Jesus, Mary, Veronica, soldiers, Simon,
Nicodemus, the Apostles, and Pontius Pilate. What a
great way to spiritually grow in this Lenten season by
performing the Stations.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We are in need of Volunteers to sell 50/50 chances, and
Food Certificates at the 11:30 AM Mass. If you are
interested, please call Regina at 610-485-0441.
PARISH HISTORY: Do you have a parish story you would
like to share with others? Do you remember something
from the earliest years of our parish? Would you like to
share how a priest or a parishioner helped you or your
family experience Jesus more fully? I invite you to contact
me at [email protected] or 610-485-0581 ext. 9. We
plan to share some parish stories in our directory
BABY FORMULA DRIVE and SOUP CAN DRIVE
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is asking for donations of
BABY FORMULA. ALSO, cans of SOUP as part of its
campaign for SOUPER BOWL SUNDAY. Please place
your donations in the baskets at the two main entrances to
the church. Thank you for your support.
VACATION BIBLE CAMP: We are in the preliminary
stages of again offering a great week for VACATION
BIBLE CAMP in the summer. If you are interested in
helping contact DRE Kathy in the Religious Education
Office at 610-485-0581 ext. 5.
ALTAR FLOWERS
FLOWERS are a fitting expression of love and gratitude
for a deceased loved one’s anniversary, for a favor
received, for the celebration of a particular occasion or
special feast. Anyone interested in donating flowers may
call the parish office during regular office hours.
THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS are sponsoring a
PANCAKE BREAKFAST as part of FAMILY SUNDAY on
Sunday, February 24th. Come and bring the family and
leave the cooking and clean-up to us. Cost is still only
$6.00 for Adults and $4.00 for children under 8 years of
age. For more information and to purchase tickets call
Jack Fitzgerald at 610-497-2370.
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE SUMMER TRIP
Save the dates June 25th thru June 30th, 2013 for a
great trip to the Island of Coudres in Canada. It is
not too early to think about your vacation so why not
consider this trip. It includes 11 meals, 3 days on the
Island of Coudres, guided tours of Quebec and
Montreal City, a trip to St. Anne De Beaupre Shrine,
Casino De Charlevoix all this for $699.00 per
person double occupancy. We have a great travel
group and would love to have you join us for a fun
week.
Flyers are located in the Church Hall. Please contact
Barbara Tarone at 610-485-6067 for details. A
deposit of $75.00 will be due by February 18, 2013
with final payment due April 19, 2013.
ST. JOHN’S ON-THE-HILL is sponsoring a trip to
VILLA ROMA in the Catskills.
Date: April 15, 2013 through April 19, 2013
Price: $499.00 per person – double
Cost includes transportation by Motor Coach, 4 nights
stay, 4 dinners, 4 breakfasts and 3 lunches. There is music
and entertainment nightly. Daytime activities include
bowling, arts and crafts, and line dancing. There is an
indoor pool with water aerobics and much more.
For further information contact Marcy Anderson at
610-618-9389 or Joanne Fitzgerald at 610-497-2370.
FREE THROW COMPETITION SPONSORED
BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Thank you to all the 10-14 year old boys and girls that
competed
in
the
Free
Throw
Competition.
Congratulations to the Holy Saviour Council
Champions: Boys: Nicholas Lupi (11 yrs. old); Hunter
Killinen (12 yrs. old); James Hendricks (13 yrs. old)
and John Miller (14 yrs. old); Girls: Jillian Nagy (11 yrs.
old); Giavanna Lupi (12 yrs. old); Lauren Carrafa (13
yrs. old) and Maura Murray (14 yrs. old). Additional
congratulations to Hunter Killinen, James Hendricks,
John Miller, Jillian Nagy, Lauren Carrafa and Maura
Murray who won at the District Competition and will be
moving on to the Regional Competition at Cardinal
O’Hara High School. GOOD LUCK!
EVERYDAY EVANGELIZING: Make the sign of the cross
when asked to pray at public events.
PRAYER SPONSORS FOR OUR
CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES
Whenever candidates are preparing for the Sacrament of
Confirmation, the entire parish shares the responsibility of
this preparation. Some parishioners are more directly
involved in teaching, service projects and retreats. But
every parishioner is asked to share this responsibility for
our candidates. Members of the parish family are expected
to be a welcoming, supportive, spiritual family for the
candidates. As members of this spiritual family, we ask
parishioners to choose a Holy Card with a candidate’s
name on it, in baskets located at the 2 entrances to the
church. You are their prayer sponsor. We encourage
you to pray for them on this journey of faith and even write
to the young man or woman during these days of
preparation leading up to their Confirmation.
ATTENTION PARISHIONERS
ART-DECO WINDOWS handcrafted by Jack will be
on sale in the Church Hall after all the Masses. Please
stop in the hall and see these beautiful pieces of art. All
proceeds benefit St. John Fisher Church.
WE PRAY FOR PEACE AND PROTECTION
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as
they protect us. Bless them and their families for the
selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need and
give us peace. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord
and Savior. Amen.
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION will be hosting an Informational
Scholarship Workshop for 8th grade and high school
student parents on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013 at 7:00 PM.
The Workshop will be held at the St. James Alumni Head
Quarters, the “Doghouse” in Eddystone, PA. The agenda
will address scholarship eligibility requirements and the
program application and selection process. Workshop
questions prior to the workshop can be directed to the St.
James Alumni Headquarters at 610-876-2006 or
[email protected].
ST. JAMES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION will be holding their 12th Annual Winter
All Class Reunion “Who Let the Dogs and (Dames) Out
on February 9th from 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM at The Deck at
Harbor Pointe (formerly The Lagoon) Essington, PA.
Price is $15.00 in advance and $20.00 at the door which
includes a 3 hour buffet from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM, and
Beer and Drink specials. For tickets send a selfaddressed stamped envelope to the Doghouse 1499 E.
9th St. Eddystone, PA 19022 or stop by the Doghouse.
For more information call 610-876-2006 or visit
www.stjbulldogs.org.
OUR LADY OF 7 SORROWS PRAYER MEETING at St.
John Fisher Chapel. On the first and third Fridays of every
month at 10:00 AM. The Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows will
be prayed. All are welcome!
SHARING OUR GIFTS: We are blessed with many
talented people who make prayer shawls and lap robes.
You are welcome to a prayer shawl for a friend or relative
who is sick. Please stop at the office for one when needed.
Let us remember to pray for the sick.
SJF 50/50 DRAWING
WINNER: JOHN GRIEM
SELLER: SJF
JACKPOT: $36.00
ST. JOHN FISHER MUSIC MINISTRY
FEBRUARY 9th & 10th
SATURDAY
5:00 PM Cantor
SUNDAY
8:00 AM Cantor
9:30 AM Contemporary Choir
11:30 AM Bell Choir
MOTHERS’ HOME BOWL-A-THON: On Saturday, February 9,
2013 Mothers’ Home is sponsoring a family Bowl-A-Thon at
Sproul Lanes in Springfield during two sessions from 4:00 –
6:00 PM and 6:30 – 8:30 PM. As a residential shelter, Mothers’
Home provides a safe haven for vulnerable, pregnant women in a
crisis who choose life as a sacred gift. Support this cause and
have fun by bowling with us. To register, visit
http://www.firstgiving.com/mothershome/2013, and for more
information, visit mothershome.org.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Tom Losak, Stephanie Verrill, Kathy Zigman, James Noonan,
Janet Kadyszewski, Mike Chermak, Joan Spear, Donna Roth,
Sheila Amand, Judy Benvenger, Eileen Shea, Kevin Neary.
Patricia A. Oakes
John P. Oakes
THE ANCIENT PRACTICE OF TITHING
THIS WEEK, JANUARY 27, 2013………..$7,413.00
CHILDREN…………………………$75.00
LAST YEAR, JANUARY 29, 2012……….$9,892.40
CHILDREN……….……..….…......$29.00
WE THANK ALL WHO TITHE!
“MAY THEY REST IN PEACE”
JOSEPH P. ZAGARELLA
GLORIA ANN DIMEDIO
“I am the resurrection and the life.”
Gospel of John 11:25
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
5:00 PM People of the Parish and
Our Visitors
Sun., Feb. 3 8:00 AM Francis X. Oleary and
Helen Aaronson
9:30 AM William DiSabatino
11:30 AM Maria Ugrotto
Mon., Feb. 4 8:30 AM Catherine Cutrefello
Tue., Feb. 5 8:30 AM Richard Wright
Wed., Feb. 6 8:30 AM Joan Ricci
Thur., Feb. 7 8:30 AM Elizabeth Tait
Fri.,
Feb. 8 8:30 AM Lou Tribuiani
Sat., Feb. 9 5:00 PM Living and Deceased
Members of the Mannion
Family
Sun., Feb. 10 8:00 AM Elizabeth McHale, 2nd Anniv.
9:30 AM Marie Dever
11:30 AM Maria Lippre
Sat.,
Feb. 2
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