St. Ann Parish - Saint Ann Roman Catholic Church

St. Ann Parish
“To Grow in Grace Through Jesus Christ”
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
• 502 South Main Street
Phoenixville, PA 19460
• Phone: 610-933-3732
• Fax: 610-935-7958
• [email protected]
• www.churchofsaintann.org •
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Pastor
Rev. John J. Newns
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-933-3732
Retired Priest in Residence
Rev. Joseph A. Heim, M.M.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-933-1733
Deacon Daniel T. Giblin
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-952-3765
Holy Family School
610-933-7562
Principal-Ann Marie Braca
www.myholyfamilyschool.org
Chapel
OCTOBER 12, 2014
604 South Main Street
Sunday Masses:
7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM & 6:00 PM
Sacred Heart Church
148 Church Street
Saturday: 3:45 - 4:30 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 5:00 PM Vigil Mass
Weekdays and Holy Days
Mass schedule listed in the bulletin
CEMETERIES
St. Ann: 305 W. Pothouse Road, Hours 8 AM - 3PM
Sacred Heart: 1261 Fillmore Street
Liturgy & Sacramental Preparation
Madelyn O’Hara,
610-639-0923
[email protected]
PREP Julie Prichett,
610-755-1077
[email protected]
Youth Ministry
610-304-6222
Brett Illig, [email protected]
Spiritual Ministry
610-416-5431
Sr. Marie Rose Gibson, R.S.M.
Pastoral Associate
215-866-6516
Sr. Rose Marie Martell, MSBT
[email protected]
Music Ministry
610-933-3732
Tom Denny, [email protected]
Business Manager
610-933-3732
Lisa Burghardt
[email protected]
Church Main Street & Third Avenue
Church is open:
Mon - Fri: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM - Noon
WEEKLY DEVOTIONS IN CHURCH
Rosary: Monday thru Thursday 7:35 AM
Miraculous Medal Novena: Tues after 8:00 AM Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Tues after 8:00 AM
Mass or call the Rectory to make an appointment.
Infant of Prague Novena: Wednesday 7:55 AM
Eucharistic Adoration will resume in October
CONTACT THE LITURGY AND SACRAMENTAL
PREPARATION OFFICE AT 610-639-0923 FOR:
CONTACT THE RECTORY FOR THE FOLLOWING
AT 610-933-3732
PARISH OFFICE BUSINESS HOURS - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM,
BAPTISM - Parents of children to be baptized are required to
Mon - Fri. Submit all bulletin materials by Noon Monday.
attend a Pre-Jordan session. Please make arrangements well
CHANGES in address or phone number.
in advance of the birth of your child.
MARRIAGE - Make arrangements one year in advance.
PARISH REGISTRATION takes place in the Rectory after the
RCIA - To become a fully initiated member of the Catholic 11:30 AM Mass.
Church.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY - Eucharist is brought to those
PREP CLASSES - All public school students Grades K-6 are
expected to participate in PREP (Parish Religious Education
Program). Classes are held on Sundays from 10:45 AM 12:05 PM and Tuesdays from 6:25 - 7:45 PM.
Call Julie at 610-755-1077.
unable to come to Mass because of sickness or age.
ANOINTING OF PEOPLE WHO ARE SICK - In the event of
an emergency contact the Rectory at any time. Anointings
can be requested before a planned hospital visit.
FROM THE PASTOR
RESPECT LIFE MONTH – Last week I invited you to join me in reflecting on
respecting the lives of children in the womb, citing The Joy of the Gospel by Pope
Francis. This week, again citing the same papal teaching, I invite you to join me in
reflecting on respecting our brothers and sisters who are migrants or refugees.
Pope Francis on Respecting Migrants
210. …..Migrants present a particular challenge for me, since I am the pastor of a Church
without frontiers, a Church which considers herself mother to all. For this reason, I exhort all
countries to a generous openness which, rather than fearing the loss of local identity, will prove
capable of creating new forms of cultural synthesis. How beautiful are those cities which overcome
paralysing mistrust, integrate those who are different and make this very integration a new factor of
development! How attractive are those cities which, even in their architectural design, are full of
spaces which connect, relate and favour the recognition of others!
211. I have always been distressed at the lot of those who are victims of various kinds of human
trafficking. How I wish that all of us would hear God’s cry: “Where is your brother?” (Gen 4:9) Where is
your brother or sister who is enslaved? Where is the brother and sister whom you are killing each day
in clandestine warehouses, in rings of prostitution, in children used for begging, in exploiting
undocumented labour. Let us not look the other way. There is greater complicity than we think. The
issue involves everyone! This infamous network of crime is now well established in our cities, and
many people have blood on their hands as a result of their comfortable and silent complicity.
OUR MIGRANT ROOTS - Right now Jewish friends are in the middle of their the eight day celebration
of Sukkot when many Jews will spend at least part of each day living, eating, and sleeping outdoors
in make-shift dwellings (Sukkot is Hebrew for “Huts” or “Tents”). Sukkot reminds us that it was while
our ancestors were sojourning through a desert, unsettled, in-between, dwelling in flimsy, nonpermanent dwellings, that God gave them the gift of the Law through Moses at Mount Sinai. Having an
awareness of our dependency and a feel for what is not permanent can be a help to our becoming
“poor in spirit,” to coming to know God and to discerning God’s will. This historical level of the Sukkot
celebration is layered upon a prior agricultural aspect of the occasion celebrating the ingathering of the
fall harvest. Sukkot evolved into a Temple festival marked by pilgrimage, great joy, many lights and
flowing water.
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, said, “we’re exposed to the heat by day and
the cold by night (so that we might)…understand what it is to be homeless….One of the things we fear
most is the stranger….The one commandment reiterated more than any other—36 times—is
love the stranger for you were once strangers in the land of Egypt. Or, to put it a contemporary
way, love the stranger because, to him, you’re a stranger. And this sense that we are enlarged by the
people who are different from us—we are not threatened by them that needs cultivating, can be
cultivated, and would lead us to see the 21st century as full of blessing, not full of fear.”
“IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION” – FYI, I hope you are planning to
participate in our bi-lingual and multi-cultural celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of
Guadalupe this December. This annual celebration of the Patron Saint of all the
Americas is a golden door for Grace for all the members of our parish and for all
Americans.
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FROM THE PASTOR, cont.
TODAY’S READINGS - While the blue Gather books in pews function primarily as hymnals, we want
to point out that the Biblical Readings for this Lord’s Day (Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time,
Cycle A) may be found in Gather at number 1173. Additional Mass Prayers such as the Confiteor,
the Gloria and the Creed can be found just inside the front cover of each book.
A DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION - This Wednesday, October 15, we will celebrate the
Memorial of St. Teresa of Jesus (+1582) a Doctor of the Church who taught: "Can
there be a greater evil than that of being ill at ease in our own house? What hope can
we have of finding rest outside of ourselves if we cannot be at rest within? .... Believe
me, if we don't obtain and have peace in our own house, we'll not find it outside. Let
this war be ended. Through the blood He shed for us I ask those who have not begun
to enter into themselves to do so; and those who have begun, not to let the war make
them turn back."
CONSUMER CULTURE – As we celebrate the Feast of St. Ignatius of
Antioch this Friday, October 17, let’s allow ourselves to be challenged by his
witness. His consuming Christ’s Word and Body each Sunday gave him the
capacity not to be consumed by the hatred of his captors or by the violence of
the mob even as he was consumed by wild beasts in the Colosseum of Rome
in the year 108. This elderly bishop was tossed as a tidbit to folks’ ravenous
appetite to be entertained at the expense of the suffering of others. Not so
unlike ourselves today when through social media and gossip we revel in and
gorge upon the “trainwrecks” that our brothers and sisters at times make of their lives.
On Monday, October 20, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM in St. Ann Chapel Bill
Donaghy (a speaker approved by the archdiocese) will speak about the
upcoming World Meeting of Families (WMOF) and take questions.
So, how shall we as a parish prepare to receive the graces offered through
the WMOF? One way will be through a series of programs presenting and
unpacking the Theology of the Body.
First, on Monday, October 20, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM in St. Ann Chapel Bill Donaghy will present
an Introduction to the Theology of the Body and take questions. The Theology of the Body
(TOB) is the living unpacking of the life-giving, marriage affirming and family supporting teachings
of Saint John Paul II. That said, TOB is first and fundamentally a set of teachings about the
meaning of the human person, the destiny of each enfleshed spirit, and the Presence and Action
of God in the daily life of each human being, each human relationship and in human cultures.
Second, on Wednesday, December 3 at 7:00 PM in Sacred Heart Church we will offer The
Theology of the Body in a Secular World presented by Meghan Cokeley, the Director of the
Archdiocesan Office for the New Evangelization.
Third, if enough people are interested, on Saturday, March 14 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM we will
offer A Deeper Look into the Theology of the Body led by Bill Donaghy from the Theology of
the Body Institute.
If you would like to be a part of a planning team to promote the WMOF at St. Ann's, please contact
Madelyn O'Hara at [email protected] or 610-639-0923.
TO GROW IN GRACE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST, TOGETHER
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THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 12, 2014
TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SUN
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
THU
7:30 AM Mass in Chapel
9:30 AM Mass in Chapel
11:30 AM Mass in Chapel
8:30 AM - Church Cleaners (Church)
5:45 PM - Youth Choir (Chapel)
7:00 PM - ESL Classes (Church Hall 1, 2, 3 & 4)
7:00 PM - Women’s Scripture Study (Rectory)
7:00 PM - Adult Choir (Chapel)
9:30 AM - Children’s Liturgy (602)
9:30 AM - Sunday School (HFS Pre-School)
10:45 AM - PREP K-6 (School, Church)
12:30 PM - Parish Registration (Rectory)
FRI
6:00 PM Mass in Chapel will be celebrated in
Spanish. We have bilingual worship aides for this
Mass.
Seasonal Weekday
“Nowhere To Go” is the title of a
community awareness event for
those interested in learning more
about the gang violence that is
forcing young people to flee from El
Salvador and also to learn what can be done to help.
The event will take place this Saturday, October 18 at
7:00 PM at the Great American Pub in Phoenixville.
8:00 AM Mass in Church
Columbus Day - Some say America
was discovered by Columbus, others
say it was the Vikings or Irish, and some
Aboriginal people say they are insulted
by such claims of having been
“discovered.” Perhaps the one who
discovers America is the one who
comes to see that all people are created equal and that
all people at all stages of life have the right to life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness. Or again, perhaps the
one who discovers America is the one who sees that
America consists of 23 nations, one billion people, 40%
speaking mostly English and 60% speaking mostly
Spanish. This is the perspective Pope Saint John Paul
II brings to light in 1999 when he wrote the letter The
Church in America to the Catholics of North, Central
and South America.
Vigil of Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 PM Mass in Sacred Heart Church
THIS WEEK’S SCRIPTURES
Sun:
Mon:
Tues:
Wed:
Thu:
Fri:
Sat:
Next
Sun:
7:00 PM - Women’s Guild (Church Hall)
7:30 PM - Legion of Mary (Church Hall 2)
7:30 PM - Pastoral Council (Sacred Heart Church Hall)
TUE
Is 25:6-10a/Phil 4:12-14,19-20/Mt 22:1-14
Gal 4:22-24,26-27,31—5:1/Lk 11:29-32
Gal 5:1-6/Lk 11:37-41
Gal 5:18-25/Lk 11:42-46
Eph 1:1-10/Lk 11:47-54
Eph 1:11-14/Lk 12:1-7
2 Tm 4:10-17b/Lk 10:1-9
Is 45:1,4-6/1 Thes 1:1-5b/Mt 22:15-21
St. Callistus I
8:00 AM Mass in Church
Table Fellowship for the
Week of October 12
8:30 AM - Confessions (Church)
6:25 PM - PREP K-6 (Church, School)
6:30 PM - Jr. High Youth Group (Church Hall)
WED
St. Ignatius of Antioch
SAT
St. Luke
7:00 AM - Men’s Bible Study (Church Hall)
3:45 PM - Confessions (Sacred Heart Church)
7:00 PM - Sr. High Youth Group (Rectory, Rectory Lawn)
MON
St. Hedwig/St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
8:00 AM Mass in Church
If you or anyone you know could use a
hot meal and some company this week, you are
invited to the Table for:
St. Theresa of Avila
Lunch - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
St. Peter’s Church, 121 Church St.
from Noon to 1:00 PM
8:00 AM Mass in Church
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM Eucharistic Adoration (Church)
6:15 PM - ESL Classes (Church Hall, 1, 3 and 4)
7:00 PM - Charismatic Prayer (Church Hall 2)
7:00 PM - RCIA (Rectory 2)
7:00 PM - Finance Council (Rectory)
Lunch - Saturday
St. Peter’s Church, 121 Church St.
from Noon - 2:00 PM
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UPCOMING EVENTS
HOAGIE SALE on October 11 and November 8 after the 5:00 PM Mass at Sacred Heart Church and
October 12 and November 9 after each Mass at St. Ann Chapel to support our planning efforts for our
bilingual celebration this December in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patron saint of all
the Americas. Thank you in advance.
Por favor marque su calendario con estas fechas para apoyar a nuestro Comité Hispano en
esta venta hoagies. El sábado 20 de julio, después de la Misa a las17:00 en la iglesia del
Sagrado Corazón y el domingo 21 de julio, después de cada Misa en la capilla de Santa Ana. Los
beneficios se destinarán a la celebración de nuestra Señora de Guadalupe en Diciembre del 2013. Gracias
por adelantado.
SPECIAL
COLLECTION
Next Sunday we Catholics
will
celebrate
WORLD
MISSION
SUNDAY,
remembering that each of us has a part to play in
spreading the Good News of Jesus. As part of this
annual celebration, we take up a collection to
support the missionary efforts of the Church
throughout the globe. These funds will help the
Church in more than 1,100 dioceses throughout
Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Pacific Islands.
Please make your checks for this special collection
payable to St. Ann Parish, and please place your
special World Mission Sunday envelope into the
basket next weekend along with your regular
envelope for the support of our own parish. For
more information about this global celebration and
about the good being done in the Missions through
this effort, you may visit www.worldmissionscatholicchurch.org.
ALTAR SERVER TRAINING PROGRAM
for any child in the 5th grade or above.
Any child interested in becoming an altar
server is invited to attend. The training
consists of four mandatory meetings to be
held on Sunday evenings on October 12, 19, 26
and November 2 from 7:00 - 8:15 PM in the Chapel.
Please contact Dan and Patty Mc Groary at
[email protected] if your child would like to
join the altar server team.
Por favor, únase a nosotros para los
siguientes programas en el 1er y 3er sábado
de cada mes de 10 a 12 mediodía. Estamos
ubicados en la planta baja del la Iglesia del
Sagrado Corazón en 148 Church Street, Phoenixville.
18 de octubre - Finanzas Personales - Jill Ryan
1 de noviembre - Parenting Circle
15 de noviembre - Conociendo mi Gobierno Local Edwin Soto
05 de diciembre - Parenting Circle
19 de diciembre - Programa de Navidad
CONFESSIONS – The Sacrament of Penance will
be available in Chapel next Sunday night from
5:00 to 5:45 PM for our Confirmandi (that is, our
younger members preparing to receive the
Sacrament of Confirmation on November 8).
Todo lo anterior son gratuitos para los participantes e
incluye Pilates o Zumba para adultos, además de la
narración de cuentos y proyectos para los niños.
Información de contacto:
MSBT 215 866-6516.
Sr. Rose Marie Martell,
LET’S PAINT THE TOWN
October 19 - 5K Color Run/1K Fun Run at
Phoenixville High School. Get colored and have a
fun time to help raise money for For Pete’s Sake
Cancer Respite Foundation!
For
more
information
go
www.letspaintthetown.net.
Coordinators
Deanna and Mark Cunningham, St.
Parishioners.
CASSEROLES FOR ST. JOHN’S
HOSPICE - Pans and recipes for an
easy to make casserole are available at
the Rectory.
In order to be in
compliance with Food Safety Regulations, please
put the date your casserole was prepared on the
cover of each dish. Drop your frozen casserole off
at the back porch of the Rectory on October 29
by 10:00 AM.
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Registration is now open for Holy Family
CYO basketball and cheerleading.
Basketball is for boys and girls, grades 3 12. Cheerleading is for girls
grades 1 - 8. Open to all children of the
parish. Deadline is November 1, with
discount until October 15. Sign up now
at www.hfscyo.com.
RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP – Conscience is
sacred. That said, conscience is not to be equated
with or reduced to what I merely feel or simply like
or by inclination prefer. Conscience is what—after
prayer, study, mature conversation and challenge—
I have come to believe is God’s will. We have much
chatter about following conscience; we can benefit
from a bit more conscientiousness when it comes to
doing the work conscience formation. Now is the
time to be studying the issues and candidates
positions as we approach Election Day on
November 4.
NOVEMBER TRADITION
GRIEF AND THE HOLIDAYS
NOVEMBER 17
7:00 PM
ST. ANN CHURCH HALL
PRESENTER: FR. JOHN LYONS
The Gift of Peace
The Gift of Forgiveness
NEED A RIDE - HOPE volunteers drive people in
need to appointments or on essential errands,
Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Schedule a
ride 4 days in advance.
HOPE CAPTAINS:
October 1 - 15: Howard Gordon at 215-316-1982
October 16 - 31: Joan Lyon at 610-933-4751
Necesita un “RIDE” - Nuestro Ministerio HOPE tiene
voluntaries disponibles para llevarlo a citas
esenciales de lunes a liernes, de 7 AM a 4 PM. Para
coordinar esta actividad por favor llame a Rosa
Padilla al 484-302-6056 con 4 días de anticipación.
AID FOR FRIENDS - If you can assist us by creating
single serving meals with leftovers for the
homebound in our community, you can pick up
empty trays and supplies and drop meals off at:
602 S. Main St.
Sunday 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
and 5:30 - 7:00 PM
REMEMBER OUR SICK
Helga Alvardo-Dupuy, Alicia Andrews, David Annable,
Gioconda Annable, Chad Berish, Beth Booth, Ashley
Rose Bukay, Ed Cain, Leroy Campbell, Angeline
Costello, John Daly, Joe Demyan, Michael
DiArcangelo, Lucille Dickson, Lida Dickinson, Lucille
Dickson, Barbara Douglas, Marie Dvorak, Tom Fedick,
Daniel Flores, Maria Foerster, Chris Fuga, Ryan
Gerhold, Joe Gibson, Gordon Gladden, Desiree F.
Hennessey, Jean Hoffman, Joseph Hohenleitner,
Angela Hogan, Pearl Hrivnak, Michael J. Hudak,
Jeanette Jelus, Ann Johnson, Rita Kamerdze-Hadden,
Robin Kanaskie, Irene King, John Koch, Theresa
Kraynak, Irene Layden, Denise Long, Ray Long, Claire
Maestrale, Pat Malarkey, Steve and Joanne Mardi,
Marie Marosek, Helen McElroy, Rebecca Melvin, Ann
Metscher, Ron Motzer, Tom Moyer, Diane Murray,
Karen Nesspor, Georgene O’Donnell, Marcelo Opiela,
Steve Pannella, Florence Paster, Cindy Patton, Joan
Pendergast, Sherman Perkins, Dianne Litishin Ponzio,
Anne Winnick Rabenold, Christine Radoiss, Katherine
Raggazino, Jerry Ratchford, Linda Rodenbaugh,
Raymond Rodenbaugh, Lois Sayell, Robert Scarangi,
Pat Scott, Helen Shoemaker, Margaret Sim, Jane
Sloan, James Smith, Johnna Solomon, Ronald Spitz
Sr., Eleanor Stecz, Marc Stevenson, Debbie Stonier,
Aly Taylor, Ethel Thomas, Glenn Thomas, Lisa Toscani,
Don Troncelliti, Helen Twargoski, Doris Valerio, Jeff
Vance, Joe Vargo, Charles Wertz, Paul Wright, our
homebound, parishioners in Nursing Homes, Hospitals
and all serving in the Armed Forces.
For more information call Kate at
610-933- 3814 or
[email protected].
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