174 March 6, 2016 bulletin.pub - John Patrick Publishing Company

CHURCH
OF
SAINT MARTIN
OF
TOURS
1 RIVERSTONE CIRCLE, NEW HOPE, PA 18938
October 9, 2016
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
PARISH VISION STATEMENT
Saint Marn of Tours Parish is a Eucharisc Community striving to be disciples of Jesus Christ.
We nurture and encourage each other and all who join us as we grow spiritually through acts of
faith, hope, and love.
Weekday Mass Schedule
8:30am - Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
7:30pm - Tuesdays
No Mass on Thursdays
Weekend Mass Schedule
9:00am - Saturdays
5:30pm - Saturday Vigil
8:30am & 11:00am - Sundays
OFFICE CONTACTS
Parish Office: (215) 862-5472
Fax: (215) 862-1829
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stmarnoours.org
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Fred Kindon, Pastor
Deacon Ed Jones
Deacon Jim Hanly
Mrs. Gail Downing, Youth Minister
Mrs. Colleen Jones, Business Manager
Mr. Thomas Bateman, Dir. of Liturgical Music
Mr. Zachary Yingling, Dir. of the Youth Band
Mr. Robert Lynn, Facilies Manager
Mrs. Theresa McCarn, Admin. Asst.
“I bear with everything for the sake of those who are
chosen, so that they too may obtain the salvation that is
in Christ Jesus, together with eternal glory. This saying
is trustworthy: If we have died with him, we shall also
live with him; if we persevere, we shall also reign with
him.”
(2 Timothy 2: 8-13)
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Sacramental Life
Worship
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT is offered
every Monday Morning aer the 8:30 AM Mass unl
10:00 AM and on every First Friday from 5 to 9 PM we
have Exposion of the Blessed Sacrament in our chapel.
All are welcome to spend an hour with the Lord.
PARISH REGISTRATION: New Members are
welcome to register at your convenience. Please
call the parish office to set up a me to register.
DEVOTIONS:
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal - before Mass on First
Saturdays Sacred Heart of Jesus - before Mass on First
Fridays
Liturgical
Adult Choir
Altar Servers
Cantors
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Greeters
Lectors
Sacred Environment Commiee
Ushers
Youth Band
PASTORAL CARE: Please inform the parish office of anyone who might appreciate having the Eucharist brought
to them or a visit from someone in the parish.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK is celebrated
during the Saturday Morning Mass at 9:00 AM or by
request.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM is celebrated at the convenience of the family. There is the opportunity to celebrate
within the Sunday Liturgy with the parish or aer Masses
on the weekend. Please contact the parish office to arrange for Bapsm and for our Pre-Jordan Program.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION is celebrated prior to
the Masses each weekend, as a parish at our Parish
Penance Services or by appointment.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE arrangements need to be
made at least six months in advance of the date of the
wedding. Please call the parish office for an appointment
to arrange your wedding.
LETTERS OF ELIGIBILITY: Leers of Eligibility to be godparents or sponsors can be obtained at the parish office.
Please call the parish office prior to coming to get the
Leer of Eligibility.
PARISH MINISTRIES
Faith Formaon
Adult Faith Formaon Ministry
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Christ Renews His Parish
CHOSEN Teen Ministry
CHOSEN Teen Ministry, Adult Leadership
Evangelizaon
Men’s Ministry
Pre-Jordan Program
PREP (Parish Religious Educaon Program)
RCIA (Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of Adults)
Sacramental Preparaon Programs
Lenten Longings
Vacaon Bible School
Service
Aid for Friends
Cemetery Ministry
CHOP/Ronald McDonald House
CHOSEN Teen Ministry
Community Cafe
Gigi Ministry
HOPE (Helping Other People Everyday)
Hospitality Ministry
Marn Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
Soup Kitchen
St. Marn's Cloak
Welcoming Ministry
Worship Commiee
Parish Leadership
Pastoral Leadership Council
Finance Leadership Council
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Welcome
Parcipate
MASS INTENTIONS & EVENTSFOR THE
WEEK OF OCTOBER 9TH
Dear Parishioners,
As we listen to St. Paul’s letter
to Timothy this weekend, we
hear the challenge of dying with
Christ but also the great reward
if we follow the example of
Christ. Paul tells us that if we
die with him, we will be resurrected and if we
try every day to follow his example, we will
live with him forever in heaven.
The challenge is great, but the reward is fantastic. There is much work for us to do with our
own lives and the world around us if we take
up this challenge. We will need the Lord’s
help but also each other’s help and support as
we live this life together in and through Christ
Jesus.
This week let us pray with and for each other
that we will be able to follow Christ’s example
and die to self.
Sincerely in the Lord,
Father Kindon
SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR
THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 9, 2016
Monday
Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31-5:1
October 10
Lk 11:29-32
Tuesday
Gal 5:1-6
October 11
Lk 11:37-41
Wednesday
Gal 5:18-25
October 12
Lk 11:42-46
Thursday
Eph 1:1-10
October 13
Lk 11:47-54
Friday
Eph 1:11-14
October 14
Lk 12:1-7
Saturday
Eph 1:15-23
October 15
Lk 12:8-12
Use the website below to hear the readings of the
day to reflect on them:
hp://www.usccb.org/bible/readings/051115.cfm
Saturday, October 8 Weekday
9:00am-Mass for Ed Kuehnle
By The Kuehnle Family
Anoinng of the Sick during Mass
Rosary Prayed aer Mass
5:30 pm-Mass for Jane Duggan
By John Duggan
Sunday, October 9 28th Sunday In Ordinary Time
8:30 am– Mass for Henry Baker & Mary
Jane Kelly
By The Family
No Confirmaon Class
11:00 am– Mass for St Claire Distler
By Karlyn Distler
Monday, October 10 Columbus Day
8:30am-Mass for Msgr Carl Hinrichsen
By June Coates
9-10:00am-Eucharisc Adoraon
No Confirmaon Class
7-8:00pm-CHRP Meeng
Tuesday, October 11 St John XXIII
7:30pm-Mass for Angel Lopez
By The Del Prado Family
Wednesday, October 12 Weekday
8:30am-Mass for Steven Poole
By The Rickert Family
6:45pm-Cantor Pracce
7:30pm-Choir Pracce
Thursday, October 13 Weekday
~No Mass~
3:00pm-Visit the Pt Pleasant Facility
6:30-7:30pm-Endow
Friday, October 14 St Callistus
8:30 am-Mass for Ray Armento
By Jovina Armento
CHOP Lunch Delivery
Saturday, October 15 St Teresa of Jesus
9:00am-Mass for Richard Scherr
By Connie Scherr
Anoinng of the Sick during Mass
Rosary Prayed aer Mass
5:30 pm-Mass for Anthony Badolato
By The Badolato Family
Sunday, October 16 29th Sunday In Ordinary Time
8:30 am– Mass for Richard Scherr
By Connie Scherr
11:00 am– Mass for Louis DeLia
By The Cipriano Family
The Sanctuary Lamp burns this week for . May
their souls & the souls of all the faithfully departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
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10:30 am Gigi
10:30 am Gigi
3:00pm Gigi
2:00pm Gigi
Planning Ahead
Worship
Weekly Offering
ST. MARTIN OF TOURS
PARISH STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM
“GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING”
TITHING FOR WEEKEND OF
10/2/16
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES FOR THE WEEKEND
OF 10/16/16
5:30 PM Mass
Celebrant: Msgr Flood/Deacon Jones Assisng
Lectors: Nathan DiFulvio, Richard Park
Extraordinary Ministers: Valerie Goodyear, Mary Ann
Turnbull, Tom Turnbull, Timothy Vesling, Stella Volpe,
Maureen McMahon, Joseph Toia, Joseph Peters
Servers: Lillie Corino, Kyra Kenton, Lauren Richey
Cantor: Nancy Waters
Children’s Liturgy: No CLOW
Altar Linens: Joey Del Prado
Sacristan: Amy Morrell
Sunday Collecon:
$ 11,373.27
Last Year This Week
$ 11,025.73
Increase of
$
347.54
The week’s Parish Tithe of 5% of our collecon
in the amount of $485.48 goes to DVIC Food
Bank
Poor Box
$128.36
Catholic University
$494.00
Assumpon
$277.00
Black & Indian
$749.00
Louisiana Flood Vicms
$1498.00
8:30 AM Mass
Celebrant: Fr Kindon/Deacon Hanly Assisng
Lectors: Ruth Durnin, Gregory House
Extraordinary Ministers: Adrienne Deussing, Dominic
Marano, Gail Downing, Amy Campbell, Charleen Sofia,
Melody Kozar, Janet Smith, Bud Gohl
Servers: Chrisan Deussing, Michael Deussing, Ben
House
Cantor: Joanne Vesay
Children’s Liturgy: Adrienne Deussing
Altar Linens: Joey Del Prado
Sacristan: Kenneth Locke
Please mail your donation to the address on
the envelope you received in the mail or put
the envelope in the collection basket.
ARCHDIOCESAN GOAL:$15,000,000
ST. MARTIN’S GOAL:
$32,472
PARISH GIFTS (to date):
$82,450
Which is 254% of our parish goal!
11:00 AM Mass
Celebrant: Fr. Soberick/Deacon Hanly Assisng
Lectors: Betsey Bilingmaier, Michael Dougherty
Extraordinary Ministers: Andrea Kearney, Ralph Toth,
Zachary Yingling, Joanne Yingling, Mary Lee,
Maureen Evanski, Daniel Yingling, Thomas Keenan
Servers: Chloe McMillen, John Rutkowski,
Gabriella Warner
Cantor: Andrea Proctor
Children’s Liturgy: Colleen Koh
Altar Linens: Joey Del Prado
Sacristan: Stefania Schnitzler
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We would like to thank our parishioners
who continually donate to the food drive
for the food banks in Lambertville. You
generously and yet quietly drop off your
many different non-perishable items in the
large trash can in the Gathering Area weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly. Most people
do not even see you doing this. Thank you
for your constant generosity.
Faith Formaon
Important Upcoming PREP Dates
Sunday October 16, 2016
9:45 am—Parish Life Center
PREP Family Enrichment Program for parents ad PREP students grades 1 thru 6
NOTE: All families enrolled in SMT PREP program must return their Enrichment Program registraon
forms. These were due on September 16.
Thursday, October 20, 2016
7:00 pm Church
First Penance Meeng for parents and students
PAST DUE
Confirmaon Sponsor Forms were due on September 8, 2016. Please review our packets and make sure
that all of your forms have been submied to date
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MEN’S MINISTRY–EVERY SECOND AND LAST SATURDAY OF THE
MONTH AT 7:30 AM—IN THE PARISH LIFE CENTER (2nd Floor)
FOLLOWED BY MASS
Lighthouse Ministry
We have various pamphlets in the Gathering Area of the Church
on many various topics for you to take home with you . Please feel free to take them.
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Community
DVIC Food Bank Items Needed
St Joseph’s prep invites students and parents from
Delaware Valley to an open house on Sunday,
October 16, 2016 from 10-2pm. Before the open
house, you are also invited to join the PREP
community for Mass at 8:30am in the Church of the
Gesu. Interested 8th grade boys should sit for the
Scholarship/Entrance Exam on Saturday, 11/ 12 or
Sunday 11/13/16 at 8:30am.Students are registered
automacally upon compleng an applicaon.
Academic Scholarships and financial aid grants will
be awarded to eligible students.
The DVIC Food Bank is in need of these few
items:
Pasta (not wheat)
Jars of tomato sauce
Cooking Oil
dried beans-black
Fruit Juice
Toothpaste
Cereal
Salt/Sugar/Flour
Tuna
Green Beans
Canned Fruit
Shampoo
Pancake Mix
Rice
Please leave all donaons in the black bins in
the gathering area. As always, thank you for
your support !!
Holy Ghost Prep’s Open House—
Sunday, October 23, 2016—11:00am—2:00pm
8th Grade High School Entrance Exam—
Saturday, November 5, 2016—8:30am
Nazareth Academy High School will host its 6th Annual
Panda Golf Classic on Monday 10/24 at the Union League
Golf Club at Torresdale. Do not miss an opportunity to
play a round of golf at he newly renovated Donald Ross
course. Please consider being a part of this tradion.
For info & to register for the event, please visit
www.nazarethacademyhs.org/pandagolfclassic
Website www.holyghostprep.org/admissions
Legatus—An Opportunity of a Lifeme for Catholic CEO’s and Senior Execuves –Legatus, the world’s only
internaonal organizaon of Catholic CEO’s and their spouses, is currently seeking new members for its Bucks
County Chapter. If you are, or previously were a business owner, Legatus would like to invite you to a very special
program on October 28, 2016 with Archbishop Chaput. All Legatus events start with Rosary and Confession, Mass
and a recepon followed by fine dining and a Legatus presentaon. For more info email [email protected]
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INFORMATION FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN BEING NOMINATED TO LEADERSHIP COUNCILS OF THE PARISH
PARISH VISION STATEMENT
St. Martin of Tours Parish is a Eucharistic Community striving to be disciples of Jesus Christ. We nurture and
encourage each other and all who join us as we grow spiritually through acts of faith, hope, and love.
PASTORAL COUNCIL
PURPOSE
The PASTORAL COUNCIL is a group of parishioners selected with the aid of the Holy Spirit to advise the Pastor, plan for the
future, & foster full participation of the faithful in the life & mission of our parish & the Church. The Pastoral Council assists in
developing, implementing and reviewing issues arising from the work of the parish in the array of ministries that serve our
community & the Universal Church.
PASTORAL COUNCIL GOALS
● To demonstrate God’s love & support for parish youth and to foster lifelong spiritual growth among Jesus’ disciples through faith
formation.
● To promote a welcoming, vibrant assemblage among the larger community in which we live and serve.
Areas of Responsibility and Terms of Service
● Create & implement Parish Vision Statement & Pastoral Plan in prayerful collaboration with the Pastor.
● Enhance liturgical celebration, augment devotional opportunities, increase attendance at the Mass and initiate greater
evangelization efforts.
● Improve and expand our current service ministries, while seeking opportunities to create added ministries that aid new, growing or
currently under-served needs.
● Supplement our existing practices to welcome new parishioners into our community & enhance opportunities for Christian social
activities suitable for ALL age groups.
● Enrich our effective PREP and Sacramental Preparation Programs to grow involvement, interest and continued connection to the
Parish plus expand opportunities for Adult Faith Formation.
● Terms of Service: members must be active SMT parishioners; Pastoral Council composed of 6-12 members; members usually serve
a 3-year term; typically no more than two consecutive terms; meetings occur every eight weeks.
FINANCE COUNCIL
PURPOSE
The FINANCE COUNCIL is a group of parishioners who assist the Pastor in addressing temporal realities of the parish. Members
serve at the Pastor’s request & are responsible for developing plans to achieve & maintain financial stability in connection with the
Parish Business Manager & Archdiocesan regulations. One full member of Finance Council serves as active liaison to Pastoral
Council (dictated by Canon Law).
FINANCE COUNCIL GOALS
● To advise the Pastor in taking fiscally responsible actions regarding parish finances
● To evaluate fiscal implications of Pastoral Council plans
● To propose and implement initiatives as good stewards of God’s resources.
Areas of Responsibility and Terms of Service
● Suggest ways to manage financial resources & assets to enable parish worship, apostolic and charitable work.
● In partnership with the Pastor, engage with the Parish Business Manager in preparing & evaluating operations, physical plant needs
& budgets.
● Promote effective sacrificial giving & seek ways to enhance special needs funding raising.
● Provide Parish Annual Reports on budgetary issues to meet Archdiocesan financial obligations
● Skills and talents in finance, accounting, logistics etc., are an asset.
● Terms of Service: members must be active SMT parishioners: Finance Council composed of 5 members; usually serving a 3-year
term; typically no more than 2 consecutive terms; meetings occur quarterly under normal circumstances as called by the Pastor.
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Community
St Marn’s would like to welcome the following families to our parish:
Elizabeth Turnbull & Family, The Lorenson Family, The Powers Family, The
Young Family, The Du-Soriano Family, The Varghese-Johny Family,
The Ouimet Family, Davis Family
We would like to welcome our newest Chrisans to our parish community: Jacob Joseph
Hanusey, son of Bryan & Amy Hanusey, Regan Mary Blanchee, daughter of Pascal & Laureen
Blanchee, and Julian James Koh, the son of Michael and Colleen Koh, Landon John Carrino,
son of Chris and Taryn Carrino.
Lisa Badolato, Denise Coburn, Daniel Conliano, Krisna De Giovanni, Douglas Dent, Michael Flavin, Alexis Muller, Lauren Nagy, Thomas O, Ausn Antolik, Thomas Bates, Melissa Cabezud, Julia Cimbalista, Ashley Francis, Thomas Maiaroto, Michelle McLaughlin, Nicholas Oszczakiewicz, Nancy Waters, Isabella Durbin, Becke King, John Neles, Jason Ramos, Julia Staples, Thomas Turnbull, Isabella Elizondo, Christopher Gregory, Michael Peters, Valerie Segler, Jovina Armento, Ethan Baranchuk, Robert Boyce, Sophia Kra, Gabriel Lorenson, Danielle McQuiston, Stephen Pool, Catherine
Riley, Gary Segler, Martha Cole, Jack Fitzgerald, Keanne Marcelo, Thomas Muller, Kerry Murphy, Caroline Peters, Aimee
Castellano, Mary Cherkowsky, Richard Dougherty, Nicholas Garibaldi, Ida Horvat, Paul Raywood, Gregory Siano, Nicholas Silvestri, David Smith
“The bed of the sick is an altar of sacrifice” ~St Francis De Sales~
Please Pray for The Sick: Melanie Abele, Phil Altomare, Jennifer Amaros, Adrienne Arundel, Joyce
Beuerlein, Susan Bisignaro, Virginia Bode, Jennifer Bonasera, Anthony Bonanno, Pat Bradley, Thomas
Brennan, Rick & Ann Marie Bullick, Jeanne Cavalieri, Carolyn Chiodo, Charles Clark, Noreen Clark, John
Cooper, Michael Cordisco, Carter Cox, Steve Daniels, Joey Del Prado, Elizabeth Deviney, Mary Jane
Bradley Dietrich, Anne Emmens, David Erwin, Zachary Ewing, Karen Fahy, Diane Armento Feliz, Dwayne
Fitz, Bill Gallagher, Doreen Gallagher, Teresa Garcia, Paul Garrity, James Gill, Danny Gimpel, James Griffin,
Rory Grusheski, Carla Hagan, Henry Hagarty, James Hall, Paul Halpine, Fred Hankinson, Kellar Harris, Julius
Heineke, Cindy Herr, Jim Hutelmyer, Ray Hurst, Dylan Jandrisitz, Jennifer Jandrisitz, Ed Kearney, Patricia
Knorr, Mary Kraynik, Kendall Lambert, Rachael Lawless, Gigi LeDonni, Peg Logan, Hazel Mack, Michael
MacNaughton, Michael Mai, Marian Marano, Rick Mayberry, Gertrude McDonald, Richard Meintel, Donald Melhick, Jack Mellon, Kamil Moore, Peggy O’Neill, Joan Randolph, Kelly Rose Seaver, Azlyn Sebold,
Laurie Sebold, Dorothy Shannon, Jerry Siano, Ryan Slaery, Marge Schmidt, Michael Smith, Joseph Sotack,
Toni Sweeney, Suzanne Yvee Thomas, Joseph Tiesler, Kathleen Troband, Kimberly Van der Mooren,
Valerie Wesolowski, Paul Wernke, Jim Wilson, Andrew Wood, Michaela Wya
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Community
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Fai
Faith Formaon/Service Ministry
A Home-To-Home Visit of the Pilgrim Queen of The Family
Receive
Rece the Shrine of the Pilgrim Queen of the Family, Mary into your home and
allow her to help you in any way. Unite your family in prayer to many families spread
thro
throughout
the world. This will build a deeper devoon to Mary who converts hearts
mon aer month with her visits bringing back those who are not acve to become
month
mor involved in your parish family. Please join and be part if this quiet but powerful
more
way to evangelize our parish! Please call the parish office and be counted in.
Our Lady of Guadalupe, Please pray for us!!
Help needed 2 ways ~Aid For Friends~
Our Aid for Friends ministry is presently
St Martin of Tours
bringing meals to clients on an ongoing basis.
Memorial Fund
This requires a variety of 21 meals a week. If you
Please remember those who have passed on
to the Lord by making a donaon to
St. Marn of Tours Memorial Fund. Over the
past months, donaons have been made in
memory of Maureen Ammira, Jane Baker,
John Bellezza & Raymond Hagen. These
donaons are used to purchase Liturgical
Vestments and other Liturgical arcles.
Acknowledgment will be sent to the bereaved
family indicang that their loved one has been
remembered. Thank you.
are able to bring a prepared meal in a tray
provided by Aid For Friends, we would really
appreciate your contribution. Trays are located in
the basket on the tables in the gathering area.
Frozen prepared meals consisting of a protein,
starch & vegetable can be stored in the freezers.
Also, starting this month, we are asking people
to bring a prepared protein to our AFF gathering
on the last Wed of the month. Please see the Aid
for Friends info on page 8 for more details
Thank you for your help.
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Youth Ministry
Teens
All events are open to teens in grades 7-12 (except where noted). Friends are welcome to aend every event. They do
not need to be parishioners and they do not need to be Catholic. Any friend of yours is a friend of ours!
Community Service Opportunies
Friday, October 21 (7:00pm)—BREAST CANCER AWARENESS FASHION SHOW (HS teens only)
Being held at the Event Center at the New Hope Eagle Fire House. Help will be needed in many different capacies
throughout the evening.
Saturday, November 19 (9:00am-1:30)—CRADLES TO CRAYONS GIVING FACTORY
Cradles to Crayons provides children, from birth through age 12who are living in homeless or low-income situaons,
with the essenal items needed to thrive at home, at school and at play. Because of the countless donaons that pour
in from the surrounding counes., these items are given free of charge to those in need. A brief reflecon at SMT will
follow our me at the Giving Factory.
Saturday, December 3 (10:00-12:00)—TRENTON AREA SOUP KITCHEN
Making bagged lunches for clients of the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen. We will meet in the PLC cafeteria. A brief reflecon will follow our me of service.
Events
Sunday, October 9 (11:00am)—TEEN MASS
Teens are needed to lector, serve as gi bearers and usher. Teen Masses will be held the second Sunday of each
month through May.
Saturday October 29 (8:30am-4:00pm)—BEAUTY REVEALED: CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Being held at the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa. Come discover the awesome truth about your feminine genius
and your God-given purpose in life (small group discussions, music, speakers, games, prayer and more). This conference is open to young women in high school and college. Tickets cost $20 pp.
Friday, November 4 (6:30-8:30pm)—BRING YOUR OWN UTENSILS DINNER
Event will be held in the PLC cafeteria.
Friday, December 2 (7:30-10:00)—MOVIE, DESSERT AND DISCUSSION GROUP.
Even though many of us have watched Elf countless mes, lets watch it again and try and uncover some of the hidden
messages within the movie.
For more details on Chosen Teen programming, please visit the calendar on the Chosen Teens page of the parish website (www.stmarnoours.org). Check the calendar frequently, as it is oen updated.
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Youth Ministry
Your Teen is Searchin
Searching
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for Something More
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Does your teen want to be a part of something
bigger than themselves?
Due to your busy schedule do you find yourself
putting your teen’s faith enrichment at the bottom
of your list of priorities?
Do you think spiritual development would help
your teen be more respectful, more confident, or
more fulfilled?
Are you willing to mentor a small group of teens
through their faith journey?
If you answered yes to any of these questions,
please join us for a meeting to learn more
about YDisciple, a teen small group discipleship
program being rolled out at St. Martin’s. At
that meeting, parents from St. Andrews will
share their experiences with their parish’s very
successful YDisciple program.
Please R.S.V.P. to Gail Downing
([email protected]) by
October 17th if you plan to attend.
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Stewardship/Service Ministries
AID FOR FRIENDS
Many thanks to all who volunteered at
our last meeting. Because of everyone’s efforts
we were able to deliver 749 meals!!
Our next meeting will be Wednesday, October 26 at
7pm in the Parish Life room. If you would like to
donate items such as beef gravy & tomato sauce
please feel free to drop them off in the marked bins
located in the gathering area or in the entrance of the
PREP building. We could also use volunteers to make
up meals at home
Starting this month we are asking people to bring some
prepared dishes hoping to provide the variety that our
clients need. This month’s protein request are:
hamburgers, chicken, fish or pork tenderloin.
Starches: Pasta, Rice, Mashed Potato.
Please note:
We could use more volunteers to help assembling
the meals as well as volunteers to come early
at 6:30 to help set up tables.
Any questions please contact Terri at:
215-598-7555 or [email protected]
MEN’S MINISTRY
The Men’s Ministry is part of a larger
Eucharistic Community striving to be
disciples of Jesus Christ. We aim to
sharpen men so we can become better
versions of ourselves and fulfill our purpose. We do this by participating in the
Eucharistic Celebration, growing in our spiritual development,
and serving others.
~Spiritual Development/Fellowship: (2nd & last Saturday of the month) Scripture based. Reflection on the
scripture readings for the upcoming weekend masses and/or
other spiritual development programs. Close by celebrating
Mass immediately afterwards.
~Eucharistic Celebration: 2nd & last Saturday of the month
at 9am following Spiritual Development/ Fellowship at
7:30 am
~Service to Others: A “Community Café” is held on the last
Saturday of each month from 11:30-1:00pm. A free lunch is
served to the parish and larger community. Other service
events are planned throughout the year.
For info please contact: Tony Vesay at
[email protected] or 267-885-5861
Ronald McDonald House
& CHOP
RMH supports the oncology & cardiology care units at
CHOP. They provide complimentary meals to parents of
children being treated for a serious illness. This allows
the parents to stay with their child & also relieves them
of the financial burden of paying for 3 meals a day for
the duration of the child’s treatments. We can help by
delivering a meal on a monthly basis. Times and days
are flexible. Our next lunch delivery will be 10/14.
Many thanks to Laurieann, Rick, Beth for their contributions. (2 volunteers needed)
For more info contact Stefania at
[email protected]
ST. MARTIN’S CLOAK
St. Martin’s Cloak visits the soup kitchen at our sister
parish, Our Mother of Sorrows in W. Phil to help prepare
and serve meals on a monthly basis. We are looking
for volunteers. Everyone is welcome for as many visits as your calendar
allows. Our next visits will be:
10/17: Diana, Don, Dan (1 volunteer needed)
10/18: Joey, Beth, Mary (1 volunteer needed)
10/19: (4 volunteers needed)
We thank: Giant Food Store, AKA Salon , Wawa &
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Please contact [email protected] or
215-862-3233 to schedule
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This program focuses on residents at
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PA. There are approximately 52 residents
ranging in age from infants to 21+ years
with varying medical needs. 75% of those
who reside at the facility have no family
support. It is these individuals that we wish to share our
time. We’re looking for volunteers willing to read, play &
give of themselves to these individuals. Our next
visit will be 10/13 at 3:00pm. Volunteers are Lois,
Helene.
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Stefania: 215-862-3233
[email protected]
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