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The Parish Family of
St. Dominic Church
Dedicated to Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ
As we Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present,
And Prepare for the Future
Founded 1849
JUNE 26, 2011
REV. EDWARD T. KEARNS,
Pastor
REV. MICHAEL J. HEIM,
Parochial Vicar
REV. CHARLES GARST, OSFS,
Parochial Vicar
REV. JACOB JOHN,
Resident
DEACON MARK A. SALVATORE
MASSES:
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM
Vigil of Holy Days: 7:00 PM
Holy Days: 8:00 AM; 12:05 N & 7:00 PM
Weekdays: 8:00 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM
Rosary Recited Daily Before Morning Mass
Miraculous Medal Novena: Saturday after the 9:00 AM Mass.
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 PM and by appointment at the
Rectory.
Adoration Chapel:
Open 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM daily; except during Mass
times.
RECTORY
8504 Frankford Ave.
Phila., PA 19136
215-624-5502, X129
FAX: 215-333-1750
Mr. William A. Baker
Business Manager
CEMETERY
Rectory Basement
215-624-5502, X117
Mrs. Chris Jones
BAPTISMS:
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the second
and fourth Sunday of each month at 1:00 PM in church.
Please call the rectory at 215-624-5502 to set up an appointment. A date can be scheduled at this time. Parents and sponsors must attend a Baptism Class. Baptism
Class is held on the first Monday of February, April,
June, August, October and December in the Parish Center at 7:00 PM. If this falls on a holiday, the class will be
held the following Monday.
MARRIAGE:
Diocesan rules require that a couple make arrangements
for their marriage at least six months before the date of
the wedding. Most couples schedule their weddings
one year in advance. Marriage Preparation (PreCana)
classes are offered here at St. Dominic every Spring.
SCHOOL
TUITION OFFICE
8512 Frankford Ave.
Main Office-School
Phila., PA 19136
215-333-9920
215-333-6703
Mrs. Laura Iannuzzi
Fax: 215-333-9930
Sr. Shaun Thomas, I.H.M.
Parish Web Site: http://stdominicphilapa.e-paluch.com
Parish Email: [email protected]
CONVENT
8510 Frankford Ave.
Phila, PA 19136
215-333-0144
Sr. Mary O’Connor, I.H.M.
CCD Office—School
Karen Fitzgerald
215-624-5301
CCD Email: [email protected]
Cemetery Email: [email protected]
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THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
GOD LIVES HERE
JUNE 26, 2011
The word of God does not exist in a vacuum.
His word goes forth from Him and does not return until it has accomplished His Will. Every
Sunday we listen to the word of God and we receive the Word-made-Flesh, Jesus Christ. The
Word which we hear and receive lives in us and
grows in us.
The growth of God’s word in us is not meant
simply for us. God sent forth His Word to accomplish the establishment of His kingdom.
Through Christ, God the Father has chosen us
to use our words and actions to bring His Wisdom to our world. It is His desire that we give
birth to a world eager to receive our Creator.
As we allow the word of God to grow in us, let
us think and pray about how we can make St.
Dominic’s parish a place where people can say,
“God lives here. We see His life in the people of
this parish.”
MASS ON VACATION
If you are traveling in the United States this summer and
want to know where and when you can attend Mass, you
can all 410-676-6000 or you can go to “Masses for the
Traveler” under quick links on the Cluster 14 website
(www.cluster-14.org). If you need Mass in another language while on the road, you can also find that information
under “Masses for the Traveler” on the Cluster 14 website.
Sunday
Father Kearns will celebrate
Mass this weekend for the
Intentions of all the Parishioners
Monday
8:00 AM
Tuesday
8:00 AM
Wednesday
8:00 AM
St. Cyril of Alexandria
Leon E. Sowisdral, Sr.
St. Irenaeus
Peter Berko, Jr.
St. Peter and St. Paul
Joseph & Eva Jakominich &
Dennis J. Zebrowski
Thursday
The First Holy Martyrs of the Holy Roman
Church
8:00 AM Dorothy Davis
Friday
The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
8:00 AM Josephine Riley
Saturday
The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin
Mary
9:00 AM William S. Barranger
5:00 PM Deceased Members of the Gordon, Bayer &
Keys Families
PRAY FOR THE SICK: Father Michael Heim, Sister Mary
Regina, John Biddle, Sr., John Biddle, Jr., Armond Binni,
Baby Breen, Jill Briggs, Stacy Brodheim, Francis Broshard,
Jim Bryan, Bryan Carroll, Louise Chivaglio, Fred Curley, John
Curley, Baby Michael Curley, Frank Dabundo, Frank
DiCamillo, Jane D’Imperio, Helen Fanini, Loretta Fowler,
Claire Foy, Elaine Girton, Frances Goida, George Hagerty,
Geraldine Heavey, Cecelia Herrmann, John Hoban, Louis
Hoffman, David Keefe, Baby David Knoell, Christine Larden,
William Lawler, Jason Lingo, Anderson Love, Evelyn Malloy,
Rita McAloon, Shawn McCloskey, Baby Shane Matthew
McCuen, Elizabeth McKenna, Rose Menello, Stanley
Odziemski, Jennifer Roman, Andrew Sermarini, Denise
Steakman, Frank X. Tobin, IV, James J. Tobin, Andrew
Toms, Lois Wagner, Ethel Watson and all sick parishioners.
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED Joseph Czerniak, John J.
Hoban, Marie Kubiak and all deceased parishioners.
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JUNE 26, 2011
IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD ZALOT, A
DONATION OF $100 HAS BEEN RECEIVED WITH
THANKS FROM PEGGY SLUSARCZYK & FAMILY
TO BE USED FOR THE ALTAR WINE AND HOSTS
DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 2011.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALBERT E. & ELIZABETH
M. WILLIAMS, A DONATION OF $100 HAS BEEN
RECEIVED WITH THANKS FROM THEIR CHILDREN
TO BE USED FOR THE ALTAR WINE AND HOSTS
DURING THE MONTH OF JULY, 2011.
On this feast of the Body of
Christ, it is good for us to remember that St. Dominic’s Parish is in the business of building up the followers of Christ.
We need each other. Sometimes we forget that all of us
have a role to play in keeping
the parish strong. Whether we
work for the parish or volunteer for the Church or the
School, we all contribute in strengthening each other.
We are the Body of Christ, feeding each other the
wisdom Christ shares with each of us. We thank God
for the gifts we have and we boast in Christ alone.
ON THE OCCASION OF
POPE BENEDICT XVI
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF
PRIESTLY ORDINATION
June 29, 2011
FROM JUNE 26 TO JULY 2
THE SANCTUARY LAMP ON OUR ALTAR
WILL BURN
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE RYAN FAMILY
FROM JUNE 26 TO JULY 2
THE CANDLES ON THE ALTAR IN OUR
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL
WILL BURN
FOR A BLESSED & SAFE SUMMER
FOR ALL ST. DOMINIC PARISHIONERS
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, July 2nd
5:00 PM T. Anusky, G. Forrest,
B. Mallon
SUNDAY, July 3rd
7:30 AM K. Agnew, B. Boyle, M. Esham
9:30 AM S. Hicks, M. Markee, L. McDonough
11:30 AM J. Barth, C. Lacey, D. McGuckin
PRAYER FOR PRIESTS
Lord Jesus, we come into your Eucharistic
presence to thank you for the life and
priestly vocation of Pope Benedict XVI. Bless
him and his ministry as your Vicar and the
Successor of St. Peter. Sanctify all your
priests and configure them to your Sacred
and Priestly Heart. Give to your Church new
and holy priests, who will imitate your divine
love and shepherd your people with care.
You live and reign with the Father and the
Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Amen.
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JUNE 26, 2011
HOURS - SCRIP PROGRAM
MONDAY
8:30 AM-11:30 AM
THROUGH
12:30 PM- 3:00 PM
FRIDAY
6:30 PM –8:00 PM
SATURDAY
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
SUNDAY
9:30 AM -1:00 PM
PLEASE NOTE: BEGINNING JULY 1, 2011,
THE SCRIP OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON
FRIDAY EVENINGS. THIS WILL CONTINUE
THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS.
JACKPOT
The drawing held on Monday, June 20, 2011,
did not have a Jackpot winner. The winning
numbers were 5 - 9– 12 - 18 - 33. There were 4
Consolation Prize Winners who will receive $125 on
Tuesday, June 28th, and our sellers received $10.
Winners and Sellers are as follows: K. Chybenski (I.
Zuk, Seller), J. Watson (N & F, Seller), J. Schikel (D.
Streleckis, Seller) and B. Bane (J. Springfield, Seller).
PLEASE CHECK YOUR TICKETS AND NOTIFY
US IMMEDIATELY IF YOU HAVE A WINNING
TICKET AND HAVE NOT BEEN CALLED. YOU
ONLY HAVE 7 DAYS TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE!
PLEASE NOTE: Our next drawing will be held
on Monday, June 27, 2011, at 7:30 PM in
Marian Hall and the Jackpot is worth
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Monday
7:30 PM
Tuesday
8:00 PM
Wednesday
7:30 PM
Thursday
7:00 PM
Jackpot Drawing, Marian Hall
Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word
Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word
Choir, Parish Center, Rm. 2
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY NEWS
Thank you to all of the parishioners who participated in the recent
Baby Bottle campaign and returned their bottles. The donations
will help the Pro-Life Union to provide for mothers and their
unborn babies. If you have taken a bottle and have not yet returned it with your donation, it is not too late! You can still drop
it off at the Rectory. Members of the Respect Life Ministry will
pick up the bottles and arrange for the Pro-Life Union to get
them. The Respect Life Ministry members appreciate your support. Have a safe and happy summer!
CALLED TO SERVE
If you a fully initiated Catholic (having received the Sacraments of Baptism, Holy Eucharist and Confirmation) and
attend Mass on a weekly basis, please ask yourself the following questions: 1) Am I willing and able to teach children about our Catholic faith and what it means to live out
our faith? 2) Am I available on Tuesday evenings
(September through May) from 6 to 8 PM? 3) Am I willing
and able to spend an additional 1 to 2 hours on a weekly
basis creating a lesson plan? If you answered yes to these
questions, you are invited to inquire about becoming a
catechist in our CCD program. Please call Karen Fitzgerald,
CCD Coordinator, at 215-624-5301 for more information.
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: ALL JACKPOT TICKETS MUST
All adult volunteers 18 and over must undergo a backBE DROPPED OFF AT THE RECTORY BEFORE 3:00 PM
ground check. The parish will provide you with the necesEVERY MONDAY.
sary paperwork and pick up the cost of the background
check. You will be required to attend a Safe Environment
PARISH REUNION
session-information regarding these sessions will be given
St. Matthew Parish Reunion will be held on Saturday,
July 9th, from 3:00 to 7:00 PM at Keenan’s Irish Pub, North to you. Thank you for prayerfully considering this volunWildwood, NJ. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the teer opportunity to walk with our young people on their
journey of faith!
door. For ticket information, please go to http://
www.stmattsparish.com or call 215-333-3142.
$86,500.
The next Bingo will be held on July 10th in Marian Hall. Doors
open at 11:30 AM and the first game begins at 1:00 PM. Bring
a friend!
JUNE 19, 2011:
Air Conditioning Collection:
$
$
8,721.62
2,344.00
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JUNE 26, 2011
THE COLLECT
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
The Immaculate Heart of Mary, originally The Sacred
Heart of Mary, is a devotional name used to refer to
the interior life of Mary, her joys and sorrows, her virtues and hidden perfections, and, above all, her virginal love for her God, her maternal love for her Son,
Jesus, and her compassionate love for all people. The
consideration of Mary’s interior life and the beauties
of her soul, without any thought of her physical heart,
does not constitute the traditional devotion; still less
does it consist in the consideration of the Heart of
Mary merely as a part of her virginal body. In 1855
the Mass of the Most Pure Heart formally became a
part of Catholic practice. The two elements are essential to the devotion, just as, according to Roman
Catholic theology, soul and body are necessary to the
constitution of man. Eastern Catholics generally do
not utilize the image, devotion or theology associated
with the Immaculate Heart of Mary, seeing it as a form
of liturgical latinization. The Roman Catholic view is
based on the Roman Catholic focus on Marionlogy, as
exemplified by Pope John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter
Rosarium Virginis Mariae which builds on the total
Marian devotion pioneered by Saint Louis de Montfort. Traditionally, the heart is pierced with seven
wounds or swords, in homage to the seven colors of
Mary. Consequently, seven Hail Mary’s are said daily
in honor of the devotion. Also, roses or another type
of flower may be wrapped around the heart.
“In everything by prayer and supplication let
your requests be made known to God” (Philippians
4:6). What is the Collect? The origin of the term
refers to the prayer made by the people “collected
together in one place” and to the “collecting up” of
the petitions of the many into one single prayer.
The Collect concludes the Introductory Rites of the
Mass.
The Collect is made up of four elements. (1)
The priest, by saying, “Let us pray,” invites the
faithful to make their petitions to God in a silent
supplication. (2) The faithful respond by praying in
silence. (3) The priest collects the prayers of the
many into a single solemn prayer and presents it to
God through Christ. (4) The faithful respond
“Amen,” placing the seal of their assent on the
prayer offered by the priest.
Read the Collect of today’s Mass and take it
to heart. It will teach you how to call upon God, remind you of what his power has done in the past,
teach you to ask wisely for his grace in the present,
and invest your prayer with the joyous assurance
that comes from going to God “through Christ our
Lord.”
(These weekly inserts concern the
changes in the Mass.)
CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES
FOSTER FAMILIES NEEDED
May was National Foster Parent Month. At present, there are
over 4,000 children in foster care in Philadelphia in need of a
safe, temporary home. Catholic Social Services is looking for
single or married adults to become foster parents to children of all
ages and races. To learn more about becoming a foster family,
please contact Catholic Social Services at 267-331-2502.
ELIZABETH MINISTRY
We, the Parish community of St. Dominic, give our prayerful
support to our expectant Moms and their unborn babies. If you
would like your name or the name of a family member to be
included in our prayers, leave your name at the Rectory or in
the collection basket marked “Elizabeth Ministry.” Also,
please remember to notify the Rectory when the baby is born
so we may remove your name from the list.
Susann Ackiewicz, Mary Ellen McDaniels, Maureen Grotkowski, Stefanie Duffy, Jessica Cooper, Janet Parkinson,
Tiffany Ansaldo-Fuller, Ann E. Riley, Lauren Mikolajewski
LORD, PROTECT OUR TROOPS
Please pray for the following members of the military serving in Iraq and Afghanistan that Our Lord protect them and
all our troops around the world and keep them safe. Call the
rectory to place your loved one on this prayer list.
Jonathan Castro, David Toms, James Kash, Mark
O’Connor, Kevin Sproge, Scott Druckrey, Vincent
Heeney, Anne Jachinowicz, Vincent Simonetti, Sean Patrick Maguire, Jason Pascale, William Bush, Joe Bromley,
Ross Peterson, George Reichart V, Steve Wszolek,
James Gormley, A.J. Jacquot, Patrick Connors, Joseph
C. Spado, Cheryl A. Stevens, Thomas Hicks, III, Jay
Fuller, Austin Leach, John Monterosso
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JUNE 26, 2011
Congratulations to the following St. Dominic 8th Grade stu- Melanie Grant Scholarship:
dents who received scholarship grants:
Joseph Fleury
Janice E. Jackson Award for Citizenship:
Paige Ratliff
The Neumann Scholarship:
Taylor Mertz
The Connelly Achievement Award:
Kaitlyn Ciliberti
Thomas Holme Award:
Ryan McGarrigle
Samantha Ney
St. Dominic Faculty Award:
Courtney McGinnis
Jennifer Young
Timothy Kutchner
Archbishop Ryan Academic Scholarship:
Taylor Mertz
St. Hubert Academic Scholarship for Freshman Year:
Kaitlyn Ciliberti
Catholic Daughters of America:
Taylor Hagerty
Jazmin Ortiz
Francesca Mendes
Father Judge Academic Scholarship:
Ryan Hartman
Timothy Kutchner
Knights of Columbus Award:
Christi Gosse
Father Judge Tuition Achievement Award:
Matthew Moran
American Legion Award:
Timothy Kutchner
Father Judge Alumni Scholarship:
Joseph Fitzgerald
Art Award:
Lillian Doan
Roman Catholic Academic Scholarship:
Timothy Kutchner
Knight Family Award:
Patrick Gallagher Memorial Scholarship:
Liam McMonagle
Washington Savings Association Bank Savings Bond:
Joseph Bain
Olivia O’Leary
Andrew Bain Memorial Scholarship:
Matthew Moran
State Representative Kevin J. Boyle Award:
Francesca Mendes
Sacred Heart Country Day School Academic Scholarship:
Jennifer Young
State Representative Michael P. McGeehan Award:
Kaitlyn Ciliberti
Joseph Fitzgerald
St. Dominic Legacy Scholarship:
Patrick McIntyre
President Obama’s Academic Excellence Education
Award:
Kaitlyn Ciliberti
Patrick McIntyre
Timothy Kutchner
Taylor Mertz
President Obama’s Academic Achievement Award:
Joseph Fitzgerald
Matthew Moran
Joseph Fleury
Paige Ratliff
Ryan Hartman
Jennifer Young
Principal’s Award for Highest General Average:
Kaitlyn Ciliberti
Timothy Kutchner
3rd Annual Denise Delaney Scholarship:
Joseph Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Teufel
Taylor Mertz
City Council Brian J. O’Neill Award:
Lillian Doan
Patrick McIntyre
Joan Krajewski Good Citizenship Award:
Matthew Moran
State Representative Michael P. McGeehan Award:
Tyler Bollinger
St. Dominic Youth Choir Award:
Mariella Martin
Northeast Sierra Club Altar Server Recognition:
Christi Gosse
Brendan O’Grady
Taylor Mertz
Samantha Hicks
Perfect Attendance:
6th, 7th & 8th grades: Lillian Doan & Dominic Natoli
1st through 8th grades: Christi Gosse
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AMERICAN LEGION POST 178
8041 Frankford Ave.
OMEGA DEBT SERVICES, LLC.
Private Parties • Communions
Keith Rambo, President
Baptisms • Graduations • Etc.
CREDIT REPAIR • DEBT NEGOTIATIONS
866-387-1958 • 215-821-1241 • 3524 Cottman Ave., 2nd Fl.
[email protected]
215-332-2992
Air Conditioning • Heating • Electrical Service
24 Hour Emergency Service
Licensed, Bonded & Insured • For Over 30 Years
www.KopsRepair.net
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
“We Solve Your HVAC & Electrical Problems For Less” 215.245.1555 215.639.8114 215.624.2084
ADS = SALES
WHY IS IT
A man wakes up after sleeping
under an ADVERTISED blanket
on an ADVERTISED mattress
and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower
shaves with an ADVERTISED razor
brushes his teeth
with ADVERTISED toothpaste
washes with ADVERTISED soap
puts on ADVERTISED clothes
drinks a cup
of ADVERTISED coffee
drives to work
in an ADVERTISED car
and then . . . .
refuses to ADVERTISE
believing it doesn’t pay.
Later if business is poor
he ADVERTISES it for sale.
WHY IS IT?
7373 Frankford Ave.
215-624-4455
$2.00 OFF TOTAL CHECK
OF $10 OR MORE
(TAX, TIP EXCLUDED 1 COUPON PER TABLE)
NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS,
COUPONS OR PROMOTIONS • CASH ONLY
UNION ROOFING
REPAIRS NEW PORCH ROOFS HOT COATING
$695.00 $95.00 $250.00 $195.00
as low as
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NEW ROOFS
FRANK LUBISKY
of Resurrection
15 YEAR GUARANTEE • FREE ESTIMATES • 215.464.6425 Member
DELUXE PHARMACY
Same Co-Pay...Better Service
FREE DELIVERY - FREE PICK UP
Prescription Filled While You Wait
Competitive Pricing - Most Plans Accepted
A National Leader in Self-Storage Since 1971
Phone (215) 941-7689 Fax (215) 941-7893
MAYFAIR - TACONY
1 FREE Month*
7425 State Road
FREE Move-In Truck*
8749 Frankford Avenue
[email protected]
Mon - Fri 9am to 7pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm
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511580 St Dominic Church (A)
Call for details.
www.jspaluch.com
Philadelphia, PA 19136
215.331.9398
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