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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
MAY 22, 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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FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
HAVE FAITH IN JESUS
“And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come
back again and take you to myself, so that where I
am you also may be.” With these words Jesus
opens greater possibilities for His disciples. He lets
them know that He will leave and they will someday
follow. They will be with Him forever.
What heart-warming and hopeful words to hear!
Imagine a loved one who is dying saying these
words to us. It is like saying to us: “Don’t worry; I’ll
be back to take you to myself so that we can be together.” Even though our hearts are breaking at the
thought of losing someone whom we love, we are
filled with hope because their love for us will bring us
together again.
How much Jesus loves us. All of His actions are
signs to us that He longs to share His eternal life
with us. Even if we become lost along the way, we
need only look for Him who is the Way. He will show
us how to find Him and to become one with Him.
May we allow nothing to stop us!
IHM EDUCATIONAL CENTER
The IHM Educational Center, located within St. Martin of
Tours School, is now accepting applications for individual
tutoring in our summer program. It is a five week program
starting Monday, June 27, 2011, and ending Thursday,
July 28, 2011. The Center is staffed by the Sister Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Hours are from
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Please call 215-535-5388 for additional information.
MAY 22, 2011
Sunday
Father Kearns will celebrate
Mass this weekend for the
Intentions of all the Parishioners
Monday
8:00 AM Richard Slusarczyk
Tuesday
8:00 AM Francis Morrison
Wednesday St. Bede the Venerable/St. Gregory VII/
St. Mary Magdalene de’Pazzi
8:00 AM Ed Swinburn
Thursday
St. Philip Neri
8:00 AM Mary Bush
Friday
St. Augustine of Canterbury
8:00 AM Frances & Michael Wolowiec
Saturday
9:00 AM Joseph Cammisa
5:00 PM Shea Lynn Chestnut
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, Frank Dabundo, Jane D’Imperio, Helen Fanini, Loretta
Fowler, Frances Goida, George Hagerty, Geraldine Heavey,
Cecelia Herrmann, Louis Hoffman, David Keefe, Baby David
Knoell, William Lawler, Sam Lento, Jason Lingo, Evelyn
Malloy, Rita McAloon, Shawn McCloskey, Baby Shane
Matthew McCuen, Elizabeth McKenna, Jennifer Roman,
Michael Sermarini, Denise Steakman, Frank X. Tobin, IV,
James J. Tobin, Andrew Toms, Lois Wagner, Ethel Watson
and all sick parishioners.
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED Erma Anderson, Norman F.
Mazeika, Catherine McGurn and all deceased parishioners.
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MAY 22, 2011
SPRING FESTIVAL
IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE MISKO & QUINN
FAMILIES, A DONATION OF $100 HAS BEEN
RECEIVED WITH THANKS FROM BOB & RON
QUINN TO BE USED FOR THE ALTAR WINE AND
HOSTS DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, 2011.
FROM MAY 22 TO MAY 28
THE SANCTUARY LAMP ON OUR ALTAR
WILL BURN
FOR THE HEALTH, WELFARE & SPECIAL
INTENTIONS OF ANTOINETTA DI’GIOVANNI
FROM
PAT, JAYE & AL
FROM MAY 22 TO MAY 28
THE CANDLES ON THE ALTAR IN OUR
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL
WILL BURN
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
RICHARD SLUSARCZYK
FROM
HIS WIFE, PEG, & CHILDREN
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, MAY 28th
7:30 PM C. Curry, M. Mulhern,
L. O’Grady
SUNDAY, MAY 29th
7:30 AM C. Gosse, M. Hamilton, S. Hicks
9:30 AM B. Boyle, M. Esham, L. McDonough
11:30 AM T. Anusky, J. Hoffer, T. Mertz
This is the first year we attempted to put together a festival celebrating the coming of summer and the end of the school year. This festival was a huge success for St. Dominic’s Parish.
I’d like to take this time to thank the Organizing
Committee, as well as all of our volunteers from:
CYO/PYM, HASA, Catholic Daughters, Social
Committee, Choir, Neo-Catechumenal Way, Sisters of the IHM, CCD, Faculty, Parishioners and
Students. Your time, efforts, and generosity
made our first Spring Festival event a great success! I especially want to thank all of our parishioners for supporting this event. Your support
greatly helps the needs of our Parish.
Thank You!
Father Kearns
ST. DOMINIC SCHOOL NEWS
Josephine C. Connelly Achievement AwardsCongratulations to Kaitlyn Ciliberti and Timothy
Kutchner, the 2011 recipients of the Connelly
Achievement Awards. They were honored on Monday,
May 9th, for this accomplishment. St. Dominic School
is well served by Kate and Tim and their families.
They are very involved in parish life and truly put their
faith into action! May God continue to bless Kate and
Tim as they begin their high school career!
First In Math- Our students use a computerized Math
program called “First In Math.” We recently were informed of the following standings: Grade 3 is #53
among the Nation’s top 100 schools, Grade 6 is #22
out of the Nation’s top 100 schools, Grade 7 is #28
out of the Nation’s top 100 schools and Grade 8 is
#22 out of the Nation’s top 100 schools! In addition
to the schools in the top 100 nationally, St. Dominic
ranked in the top 100 in Pennsylvania out of 1,048
schools! We are so proud of these accomplishments
and congratulate both the students as well as their
Math teachers! Keep up the great work and shine like
the stars you are, boys and girls!
Congratulations– Congratulations to Mrs. Mary Lou
Fisher, Math teacher in our Middle School Academy,
who is #84 out of the top 100 teachers from the approximately 5,000 schools using First In Math!
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MAY 22, 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
JACKPOT
The drawing held on Monday, May 16, 2011,
did not have a Jackpot winner. The winning
numbers were 7 - 19– 22 - 29 - 36. There were 3
Consolation Prize Winners who will each receive
$166 on Tuesday, May 24th, and our sellers received
$10. Winners and Sellers are as follows: K. Bytop
(B. Gannon, Seller), J. Carlin (K. Golden, Seller), and
S. Flaton (M. DiNoia, 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, May 16,
2011, at 7:30 PM in Marian Hall and the
Jackpot is worth
$84,000.
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: ALL JACKPOT TICKETS MUST
BE DROPPED OFF AT THE RECTORY BEFORE 3:00 PM
EVERY MONDAY.
CCD NEWS
Our CCD program is now offering registration for the 20112012 year. Registration is open for students in grades 1-8. Tuition for the 2011-2012 CCD year is as follows: 1 Child: $60, 2
Children: $70, 3 Children: $75. To register your child(ren),
please call Karen Fitzgerald, Coordinator of Religious Education, at 215-624-5301 to schedule an appointment. Thank you.
The next Bingo will be held on June 12th in Marian Hall. Doors
open at 11:30 AM and the first game begins at 1:00 PM. Bring a
friend!
MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Sunday
9:30 AM
Monday
10:00 AM
7:30 PM
Tuesday
8:00 PM
Wednesday
7:30 PM
Thursday
7:00 PM
Little Church School
Seniors, Marian Hall
Jackpot Drawing, Marian Hall
Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word
Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word
Choir, Parish Center, Rm. 2
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
This year, the Respect Life Ministry will have a Baby Bottle
Campaign during the weekend of May 21st and 22nd after all of
the Masses. Members will have baskets filled with empty baby
bottles. We are asking each family to take a bottle and fill it with
spare change and bills. The bottles with donations will be collected after all of the Masses during the weekend of June 11th
and 12th and given to the Pro-Life Union to help mothers in crisis. Thank you in advance for your generosity and God Bless
You!
MAY PROCESSION NEWS FOR CCD
All parents and guardians are invited to attend the
annual May Procession on Tuesday, May 24th for our
students in our religious education program. Awards
and Certificates will follow. Come and support this
very special event in their lives. Thank you.
FATHER JUDGE CHEERLEADING
The nationally ranked Father Judge Cheerleading Team will be
hosting a 2 day Cheerleading Clinic on June 11th and June 12th
for girls ages 4-14. No experience is necessary. Registration
information can be found on www.fatherjudge.com (under athletics, cheerleading). Questions? Email [email protected] or
call Lisa at 215-915-4909.
MAY 15, 2011:
Second Collection:
$
$
9,480.46
491.00
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MAY 22, 2011
ST. DOMINIC BLOOD DRIVE
ST. DOMINIC CYO
END-OF-YEAR CELEBRATION
This year, St. Dominic CYO will be holding an End-OfYear Celebration on Sunday, June 5th, from 2:00 to
6:00 PM in Marian Hall. The cost is $10 per person
Even in good times, the nation’s blood
($40 for families of 4 or more). All students who have
supply is fragile. The need for blood con- participated in CYO athletics are invited to join us for
tinues to outpace the growth in blood do- a day full of fun to be recognized for their accomplishnations.
ments! Lunch, dessert, music and awards. More inEvery few seconds, someone needs a
formation will be sent home through school. Any
questions, please contact Linda Conroy at 215-332blood transfusion in our community.
Of those Americans who may be eligible to 8682 or Brian Duffy at 267-246-8583.
Did you know that...
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donate blood, less than 5% actually donate each year.
Donors may safely give a regular whole
blood donation every 56 days. The body’s
liquid volume is restored in about 24
hours, and the red cells are replaced
within three to four weeks.
It is impossible to get AIDS by donating
blood. Everything used during the blood
donation is prepackaged, used only once
and then thrown away.
Who can donate...
It is very important that
you feel good when you
donate. Healthy people
who are at least 17 years
old and weigh 110
pounds or more are usually eligible to donate
blood. Some medical
conditions may temporarily defer an individual from donating blood. A
trained professional will advise such individuals
on when they should try to donate again. Federal
regulations require that donors wait 56 days between regular whole blood donations. Please remember to bring proper identification.
Where you can give...
St. Dominic’s Marian Hall
Friday, June 10th
2:00 to 7:30 PM
Call the Rectory 215-624-5502
to reserve your time.
ST. DOMINIC CYO FOOTBALL
Current 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grade students are eligible to
play CYO football regardless if they attend St. Dominic
School or another school. However, you must be registered with the parish. This is Varsity and JV football. Signups will be Sunday, May 15th, Sunday, May 22nd, and Sunday, May 29th in the school yard at St. Jerome Parish,
Holme Avenue and Stanford Street, from 11:00 AM to
12:00 Noon on both days. For additional information,
please call Mike Hoch at 215-698-1271.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of
Philadelphia, serving the underprivileged of the Philadelphia five-county
area since 1851, is collecting donations of usable men’s, women’s and
children’s clothing. We will also be
accepting donations of small household goods (bed and bath linens,
pots & pans, dishes, cooking utensils, toys, shoes and books.) We also accept small appliances in good working order. Please, no baby equipment - only clothing. Individuals are invited to take all
donations on Saturday, June 4, 2011 from 9:00 AM
to 2:00 PM to our trailer located in the school yard. Tax
receipts are available upon request. The Society also
offers pick-up service for furniture/large appliances and
vehicle donations. For more information, please call 215288-8160. Thank you for helping us help others!
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MAY 22, 2011
THE ENTRANCE
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Please submit on or before June 24, 2011 your
proposed use of space in the Parish Center, Marian
Hall, the Rectory or the Church Basement for the period from July 2011 to June 2012. Proposed use of
Marian Hall must be scheduled with the Hall Events
Committee as well. An official schedule is kept in
the Rectory and should be reviewed periodically to
insure that your dates and needs are posted. Your
cooperation is greatly appreciated.
NOVENA TO THE HOLY SPIRIT
Every night from Friday, June 3rd, to Saturday, June 11th,
at 7:00 PM. Saturday, June 11th, will be the solemn Closing Prayer from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. At 7:00 PM we will pray
aloud the Novena to the Holy Spirit in the presence of the
Blessed Sacrament in the Chapel of Blessed Trinity Mother
House. After the Novena prayer you are welcome to stay
for Silent Adoration. Our Chapel is right next door to
Father Judge High School at 3501 Solly Avenue. Look for
Novena signs. Questions? Contact [email protected]
or 215-335-7500.
SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS
Nazareth Academy High School, 4001 Grant Avenue, is pleased
to announce that it will be hosting summer camps for girls in
grades 3-9 in Soccer and Lacrosse. Soccer Camp beings on
June 27th at $150 per camper and Lacrosse Camp runs from
July 18th to July 22nd at $150 per camper. Registration forms
can be found at www.nazarethacademyhs.org. Additional
information can be obtained by calling the Athletic Office at 215
-268-1027.
“To you, O God, I lift up my soul” (Psalm 24:1;
Entrance Chant of the First Sunday of Advent). The
Entrance Chant is like a door opening onto the Mystery.
It begins as the priest and other ministers enter the
church. The Entrance Chant sets the celebration of
Mass in motion; it fosters unity; it expresses something
of the feast or season being celebrated. The Entrance
Chant accompanies the procession of the priest and
ministers into the sanctuary and ends when the priest
arrives at the chair.
The choice of the Entrance Chant is determined
by the General Instruction of the Roman Missal. It may
be the antiphon and psalm given in one of three official
liturgical books: the Roman Gradual, the Roman Missal,
or the Simple Gradual. The Entrance Chant may also
be an antiphon and psalm from another source, or even
a suitable liturgical song, provided that these have been
approved by the Conference of Bishops or the diocesan
bishop (GIRM, art. 48).
Apart from a very few exceptions, the Entrance
Chants of the Mass are drawn from the Bible, usually
from the Book of Psalms. It is significant that Mass
opens with God’s word addressed to us. Already in the
Entrance Chant it is God who comes out to meet us.
(These weekly inserts concern the changes in
the Mass.)
RESSO ROARS AT THE SHORE
Come join us at Keenan’s in North Wildwood on Saturday,
July 30th, at 3:00 PM for a Reunion of former and present Resurrection Parishioners. For more information call 215-7421127 or email at [email protected]. Tickets are
$30 in advance, $35 at the door. We hope to see you there!
ELIZABETH MINISTRY
LORD, PROTECT OUR TROOPS
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, Nichole Siedell, Mary Ellen McDaniels,
Maureen Grotkowski, Stefanie Duffy, Jessica Cooper,
Janet Parkinson, Tiffany Ansaldo-Fuller, Ann E. Riley,
Lauren Mikolajewski
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
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8749 Frankford Avenue
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PHILA., PA 19114
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7250 Frankford Avenue
(215) 332-2706
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James M. Martin, Esquire
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Friendship Pharmacy, Inc.
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3300 Cottman Ave. • 215-624-0440
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MARILYN L. WALDER
Specializing in Precision Unibody Repair
4819 COTTMAN AVE. (AT TULIP)
Reg # 3591
HARRY J. LAWALL & SON, INC.
8006 Frankford Avenue (at Rhawn Street)
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335-1758
PLUMBING & HEATING
Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling • Drain Cleaning
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3301-15 Cottman Ave. • Philadelphia, PA
(215) 624-5150
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624-6670
EDWARD HUGHES & SON INC.
1931 - 1994
215-745-2951
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7554 FRANKFORD AVE.
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Sincerity, Integrity and Compassion since 1898
Theodore R. Fluehr, Supv.
John F. Fluehr, Jr. John F. Fluehr, III
CHALIE NEILL
SIXSMITH SPORTING GOODS
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215-624-2072
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9225 Frankford Avenue • Diocese Member
LLOYD
Pre-arranged & Prepaid Funerals
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ROOFING
JOSEPH A. FRANKINA, D.M.D., P.C.
1905 - 1992
Parishioners
Dana Aldworth-Szymborski
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Philadelphia, PA 19136
215.331.9398
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