Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church 235 East State Street Doylestown

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
235 East State Street
Doylestown, PA 18901
215-348-4190
www.ourladymtcarmel.org
Tithing is “Stewardship in Action”
September 14,2014
The Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Thank you to all who answered “Yes” to God’s call;
Our 2014-2015 CCD volunteers!
May God bless you!
Carol Acquilano, Jennette Adams, Brooke Allen, Conner Allen, Mary Amos DeGiorgio, Joe Bach,
Cindy Balceniuk, Mary Eileen Baltes, Jennifer Bankos, Greg Bankos, Monica Bardwell, Siobhan Barr,
Linda Belding, Justina Bernard, Candace Biafore, Rosemary Biles, Marianne Bleam, Cathy Boell,
Debra Boscola, Oliver Boucher, Aubrey Boucher, Kathleen Boucher, Donna Bradley, Maureen Brill,
Scott Buck, Dianna Burmaster, Beth Burn, Kim Burns, Lisa Campbell, Krista Campbell, Sam Cawley,
Jacob Cawley, Terence Cawley, Maria Cawley, Toni Cherba, Christina Chitjian, Michele Christie,
Colleen Chuo, Sue Claricurzio, Kim Colarusso, Ed Connolly, Maria Correra, Rose Marie Cote, Gregory
Coverdale, Dana Coverdale, Peder Cox, Wendy Cronin, Kristin Curry, Gerry Daley, Harrison Dalsass,
Alyssa Dalsass, Elizabeth Danley, Meghan Darcy, Jack Darcy, Beth Darcy, Elizabeth D’Arcy, Cecilia
Davies, Kendra DeHaven, Rebecca DeHaven, Michele Derham, Lauren Devlin, Marjorie Devlin, Verena
Diehl, Michael Dillon, Julianne Donahue, Graceanne Donahue, Tracy Dortone, Brian Dougherty,
Jennifer Dougherty, Lisa Douple, Jason Douple, Nannette Draus, Jennifer Eagan, Valarie Engle, Maria
Evans, Nick Evans, Erin Farrell, Patti Fiore, Chris Forst, Becky Glasgow, Susan Goff, Christi Goff,
Michele Gordon, Lauren Griffith, Emma Grzymkowski, Christine Grzymkowski, Regina Hart, John
Hart, Christine Harte, Michael Harte, Juliana Hartman, Nicole Hartman, Dana Hartman, Christine
Hasson, Thomas Hayes, Michelle Hayes, Keira Heinzmann, Julianne Heinzmann, Cheryl Hernandez,
Jennifer Hetrick, Mary Holcombe, Molly Holcombe, Rosaleen Holohan, Gabriela Hopkins, Debra
Howell, Michelle Jacobs, Allison Jenkins, MaryBeth Johnston, Patricia Jordan, Michael Jordan, Trish
Jordan, Lisa Kelley, Matt Kelley, Kimberly Kelly Connie Kendrick, Catherine Keough, Stacy
Kingsbury, Joanna Klimaski, Suzette Koller, Trey Koller, Jennifer Koodray, Joan Krasnisky, Josie
Kriley, Amy Kuriger, Ted Kuriger, Meredith Lahetta, Suzanne Lahetta, Linda Lipa, Lillian Lombardo,
Kate Lucanese, Mike Lynch, Shannon Lynott, Patricia Lyons, Linda MacFarlane, Kevin Malobisky,
Beth Malobisky, Melanie Marchant, Patrick Matthews, Joe McPherson, Frank Menna, Carole Merena,
Rose Miller, Helen Miller, Jacob Miller Russo, Cori Mitala, Melissa Mollichella, Jackie Monturano,
Kathleen Morgan, Patrick Morgan, Alicia Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Colleen Mullin, Patrice Murphy,
Travis Nelson, Jennifer O’Donnell, Carroll Palakow, Kathryn Palkovics, Laurie Piccione, Susan
Ponente, Susan Ponzuric, Mary Kate Prisco, Mary Beth Prisco, Maria Rafferty, Erin Rafferty, Vicki
Rich, Andrea Rihl, Angela Santiago, Cheryl Scavillo, Brenda Schargel, Sally Schlotter, Susan
Schneller, Victoria Schneller, Jeanette Self, Matthew Senior, MaryEllen Shank, Sarah Sheahan, Carol
Shugars, Sarah Siock, Holly Siock, Dawn Solly, Jimmy Solly, Peter Stinson, Jane Stinson, Trish
Stoner, Logan Stoner, Adrienne Strader, Kristi Stranix, Bill Taylor, Rose Tesoro, Roxie Trachtenberg,
Shelli Trimbur, Sophia Unger, Barbra Villalba, Erin Volko, Emily Vollrath, Ed Vollrath, Jennifer Wagner
Merrick, Joan Walter, Tara Weber, Natalie Wilhoit, Nick Wilhoit, Barbara Wilson, Annette Worthington,
Lori Zapf, Anthony Ziccardi.
From the Pastor’s Desk
Christian Stewardship
The use of our talents and gifts to build up the community of faith and to reach out to those in need is
a fundamental teaching of Catholic Theology. It is also a wonderful way to feel good about yourself
and give thanks for the blessings you have received. As we enter the fall season please think about
the ways in which you can use your talents.
Msgr. Charles H. Hagan
COMMUNION UNDER
BOTH FORMS
Second Collection
Today Sept. 13, & 14, 2014
Is for the Black and Indian Missions
We thank you for your generosity.
1. Sept. 21, 2014 - 12 Noon
2. Sept. 28, 2014 - 9:00 AM
GREETERS: to meet with expression of gladness
and welcome!!!
Are you looking for a way to get involved in our parish
but just do not have the extra time? Well we have the
ministry for you!!!
Ministers of Hospitality greet parishioners as they
come into church. Become a Greeter at the Mass you
would normally attend on a Saturday evening, Sunday
or any Mass for that matter. This ministry is open to
anyone from high school teens to seniors. No
previous experience needed just a sunny disposition
to make everyone feel welcomed at our celebration.
Why not share your time and talents by helping to
make OLMC a more warm and welcoming parish!!!
We will have a short training session in October, then
the time commitment is very little. Mother Teresa said,
“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small
things with great love.”
For more information contact: Jayne Boccuzzi at 215794-7897 or [email protected].
SICK AND HOMEBOUND
In Our Prayers: Christyne Kolen, Gary Hoeffner,
Tom Anstead, John Mullen, Pat & Tom Olsen, Jim
Hendricks, Elizabeth Ann Schlotter, Mary Bain, Lena
Matozza, Beverly Petrilla, Robert Richardson, Michael
Gibbons, Lucy Frey, Inez Donahue, Donald Blank, Sr.,
Carol Szarka, Mary Soloway, Kimberly Vander Mooren,
Tom Malone, Jeffrey Vincelette, Edward Bauman,
Melissa Bauman, Patricia De Bianca, Joan Bennis, Fred
Roberts, Jerry Cohn, Mary Beth Hornsby, Rita Graves,
Robert Marquardt, Mary Corini, James Boyle, Marguerite
Peluso, Lili Maltese, Patrick McKenna, Lino & Engracia
Fuentes, Jimmy Gill, Alverna McCabe, Laurette DuBois,
Dolores Pers.
Note: Names remain on the sick list for three weeks.
If you would like to have someone prayed for, please
call the Rectory, 215-348-4190.
Please remember:
Marie Wagner, MaryAnn Guidotti, Kenneth Pers,
and all the faithful departed.
Open invitation to attend Nov. 5th Parish
Council Meeting:
“May God hold them in the
Palms of His hands”
Msgr. Hagan and the Pastoral Council have
scheduled an Open Meeting of the Pastoral Council
on Wednesday, November 5, 2014.
We invite you to help us establish the Agenda. We
are very interested in hearing your thoughts and
concerns and welcome your comments,
suggestions, and ideas for improving the OLMC
Parish Community.
Please send your comments and suggestions to
Msgr. Hagan or the Rectory c/o Pastoral Council or
put them in the Suggestion Box found in the Main
Vestibule in the Church.
Please submit your suggestions by October 1,
2014.
PETITION BOOK
The petition book is available in the rear vestibule for
those who wish to enter their concerns in that way.
Requests placed in the petition book are also honored
in a general way by the members of the prayer chain.
he petition book will be brought up to the altar the
first Sunday of every month.
PRAYER CHAIN
Anyone in need of spiritual support may place their
requests on the prayer chain by calling Barbara @ 215
-345-6219.
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Congratulations to our newest altar servers:
Jr. Youth Ministry
Xavier Bardwell, Samantha Berish, Thomas
Kelley, Lindsey Lott, Abby Lynch, Kaitlyn
McKendry, Paige Meehan, Charlotte Messer,
Hailey Morris, Emma O’Reilly, Courtney Pohl,
Jack Prisco, Michael Rose, Grace Schragher,
Luke Schragher, Julian Servidio, Cassandra
Smith, Nicole Steinbach.
Kick Off Meeting - Sunday, September 21st
6-7:30PM, St. Mary’s Hall
Youths in grades 5-8 are invited to join the Jr. Youth
Ministry. We provide fun activities that promote FAITH
and encourage SERVICE to the church and local
community. We meet monthly on the third Sunday of each
month in St. Mary’s Hall from 6-7:30PM. Our kick off
meeting is Sunday, September 21st. Please join us and
bring a friend! Parents should plan to attend the first 15
minutes to meet the leadership team and fill out registration
and emergency contact forms. For Questions or More info
contact Laurie Frayne 215-348-4109.
There is a mandatory Covenant Meeting for all
active servers and a parent. You can pick one of the
available dates and times (Wed. 9/24 at 6pm and Sat,
9/27 at 6pm). We require an RSVP and will take
attendance. Both meetings will take place in St. Mary’s
Hall.
In order to help servers have a better
understanding of funerals and weddings, we are also
running a brief workshop on those two liturgies at 4:00PM
on Friday, October 3 in the Church. This is entirely
OPTIONAL and intended only for those who want more
help in these areas. It should last a maximum of 45 minutes
if everyone is on time, and parents are encouraged to stay.
For more information on any of the above or to register
Contact Patti Fiore ([email protected] or
215-858-0293)
TEEN YOUTH MINISTRY
Greetings Friends in Christ!
As you may know, Youth Ministry events start tonight! We
have a full slate of activities planned and some trips on the
horizon. Please mark your calendars for upcoming dates!
Youth Mass Volunteers needed!
This Sunday (Sept. 14th)and the 4th Sunday of the month
(Sept. 28th) is the Youth Mass. It is an opportunity for High
School Youth to shine. We are in need of lectors, greeters,
Boy Scouts and Venture Crew Members
singers, musicians, and Extraordinary ministers of the
Eucharist! This means YOU! Please email Joe at
We are offering programs for the Ad Altare Dei and Pope
[email protected] to sign up!
Pius XII Religious Medals for all Catholic Boy Scouts and
Specifically, if you are a singer or a musician, we welcome
Boys and Girls involved in Venture Crew, starting
your talents to be a part of our teen music ministry. Please
September 14, 2014. Meets two Sundays per month at Our
contact Mr. Charles Dern ([email protected]) to sign
Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Doylestown, with
up! We need you!
completion by mid-December. Please contact Anne
Upcoming Schedule
O’Connell (215-794-5447; [email protected]) or
Sept. 14th - TONIGHT! Youth Ministry Kick Off Meeting
Michelle Kollas (215-766-2925;[email protected]) for
(Pizza and Meet N Greet)
details.
Sept. 21st - Haiti Project pill packing, Rectory Lounge
Sept. 28th - Blessing of Car Keys/Texting While Driving
AdAltareDei Medal: Boy Scouts and Venture Crew,
#BlessTWD
Grades 7-9 Meets at 6:00PM
Oct events planned: Bowling/St. Sunday supper/Movie
 The purpose of the AdAltareDei (to the altar of God)
Night
program is to help Catholic Boy Scouts and Venture
Email us @[email protected] to sign up for our
Crew to develop a fully Christian way of life in the faith
email newsletter and to register. Follow us on Twitter
community.
@MtCarmelYM.
 The program is organized in chapters based on the
seven Sacraments, with a focus on spiritual growth.
Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County
Pope Pius XII Medal: Boy Scouts and Venture Crew,
Grades 10-12, Meets at 7:00PM
 The Pope Pius XII program deals with different life
choices (single, married, religious, ordained)
occupations, and ministries in the church as calls from
God.
 It includes youth-led discussions on current issues
facing the church and society, and concludes with a
Pius XII retreat or day of recollection.
The Women Build group of Habitat for Humanity of
Bucks County is collecting new and “gently used” handbags
to be sold or auctioned at their “7th” Annual Handbags for
Habitat Wine and Cheese Event”.
The event will be held Friday, September 19th from 6
-9PM at the Habitat offices in Chalfont. Tickets are $25 and
can be purchased on Habitat’s website.
Please check your closets and ask your friends for
any handbag donations they may have.
Boxes will be placed in the main vestibule of the church THIS
WEEKEND Sunday (September 13 & 14TH) to collect your
donations.
If you have any questions, you may contact Mary Pat
Holewinski at 215-317-0455.
The Sept. 14th meeting is in the Rectory
Lounge and the Sept. 21st meeting is in the Stock
House.
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Cranaleith Spiritual Center Day of Reflection
“WHERE DO YOU LIVE?” An Intergenerational
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Food Drive
Conversation about Spirituality
The monthly St. Vincent de Paul food drive is being held
THIS weekend September 13th & 14th.
A list of those items currently needed is given below.
Receptacles will be located at all entrances to the church. Thank
you for your continued generosity.
Items Needed
Paper Products Jelly
Coffee
Stewed Tomatoes
Tea Bags
Rice
Laundry Detergent
Canned Vegetables
Shampoo
Beef Stew
Juice
Kleenex
Cereal
Canned Fruit
Sugar
Diapers
Flour
Baby Food
Pancake Mix
Toothpaste
Spaghetti Sauce
Tooth Brushes
Pancake Syrup
Macaroni & Cheese
Thank you for your continued generosity.
Presenter: Lori Boccuzzi
Saturday, Sept. 20,2014, 10AM to 2PM
Cost: $35 (includes lunch)
What do young adults hunger for...care about...commit their lives
to? This day will offer an opportunity for young adults to share
their spiritual thirst, their passion, their questions and their dreams
for our world with another generation whose deep faith has
sustained them over many years. Come join in the conversation!
Please call 215-934-6206 or office @cranaleith.org.
HAITI
I am very grateful for the comradery we share as a parish with our
work in Haiti. While the clinic is now up and running successfully
on a daily or weekly basis in Port au Prince, we as a medical team
continue to arrive twice annually. Sustainability is a necessary
goal to transition a people from poverty, to self-reliance but in the
process a great deal of support is still needed. The fees charged
for services in the clinic during our absence provide the funds
needed for daily expenses related to supplies, water and
electricity. The salaries for a Cuban doctor and the nurses are
paid by another Catholic parish. When we arrive we serve the
larger volume of those unable to afford even the nominal fee. Deb
Gunning in her extraordinary efforts has organized our medical
team and the supplies, services and personnel needed to have a
smooth and efficient daily clinic. This work involves months and
months of preparation for which we are all extremely grateful.
Tom Kardish continues his leadership managing travel needs,
expenses, fund raising and scheduling of all of our team including
the Haitian staff of nurses, translators and transportation
personnel. Deb Gunning was in Haiti 3 months ago serving a
community of 850 children at a school in the central plateau of
Haiti with the team from Our Lady of Guadalupe. OLG has taken
on the responsibility of supporting that school and the work done
by Deb and the team from OLG was an overwhelming success.
For the last year I have enjoyed reaching deeper into the
community doing house calls for those unable to get out of their
homes/beds. Accompanied by a guide and a translator I see
patients who have been bed bound with wounds, disabilities,
significant pain, blindness, etc. Needless to say this is uniquely
rewarding for me and fills a gap in their community health. I have
had the privilege of being accompanied by Father Terry on
occasion and so we can serve both their medical and spiritual
needs. We are also working the initial steps toward beginning a
technical school in the area. There is some evidence that building,
construction and investment into the city is increasing. With the
potential for jobs locally we hope to offer Haitian workers rather
than having building firms bring in people from outside of Haiti for
“skilled labor”. I remain hopeful that we can together see a
tangible change in the community there in Port au Prince. This is
a very exciting development and I hope to be able to give more
detail in the future. This effort can make a big difference in the
Haitian community and I pray for its success. The final efforts to
complete the Catholic church in the community we serve are
coming closer. We may have a church “Dedication” in the early
part of 2015. This has been a slow process as the community
there feels an increasing ownership and responsibility for the
construction, some small component of the funding and the
prayerful dedication needed to grow this Christian community and
its place of worship and celebration. Health, education,
employment and a spiritual foundation can be a successful
combination for growth and fulfillment. Thanks again for all you
have done to further our efforts.
Joe Ferrara, MD
SAFE ENVIRONMENT
TRAINING
If you are planning to volunteer at the school or in
any of the ministries or organizations please remember you
will need to complete all necessary clearance requirements.
It is important to have these in place prior to the upcoming
school year. The process should be started now. Please see
our website for more information. www.ourladymtcarmel.org
and click on safe environment from the side menu or call
Nicole Breeze at the rectory parish office 215-348-4190.
Upcoming protecting God’s Children for Adults
Awareness Sessions (virtus class) are:
9/17/14 OLMC ( Doylestown)
6:30PM
9/29/14 Corpus Christi (Lansdale)
7:00PM
10/04/14 St. Stanislaus (Lansdale) 9:30AM
10/14/14 St. Cyril (Jamison)
6:30PM
11/05/14 St. Jude (Chalfont)
6:30PM
11/11/14 St. Isidore (Quakertown) 6:30PM
To Register: Those with internet access should visit
the Virtus website www.virtus.org.
All others can call the Office for Child and Youth
Protection at 215-587-2466.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
MONDAY, September 22, 2014
9:30AM to 7:45PM
St. Mary’s Hall
It’s not too late! You still have time to schedule an
appointment for the upcoming OLMC Blood drive
and make a difference in the life of another.
Please call Kathy Vantine 215-343-4733 or Loretta
Jenkins 267-880-0236 for an appointment.
If you have already scheduled an appointment,
thank you!
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Pastoral Council Members welcome New OLMC School
Principal, Dawn Parker. From Left: Michael Meehan, Kate
Prout, Janice Perry, Dawn Parker, Marylou Gehring,
Sister Dolores Burkhardt, Jeff Danilo, Joan Crowe, Kathy
Loftus, and Julie Donahue.
upcoming event so they could learn the procedure then, will
do the next official welcome on March 8, 2015. More
discussion needed regarding more frequent receptions
after Mass.
E. Special program for Bereaved will be presented by
Sister Dolores Burkhardt SSJ beginning on 10/14/14 thru
1/13/15. In the Stock House.
From the Suggestion Box: Bells - and Bell choir. Where
are the bells, what condition. Can we find a place to keep
them so they are accessible to musicians. Can liturgical
I. Welcome to new OLMC Principal: Mrs. Dawn Parker.
musicians use them periodically through the special
Mrs. Parker has been getting acquainted with the school
seasons? We will evaluate condition and speak with
and the parish. She looks forward to meeting everyone and musicians.
working with the PREP Coordinator, Mrs. Cindy Balceniuk. Suggestions of ribbon or bookmarker for the Missals, to
The Middle States Evaluation will be coming up and our
make it easier for people to find their place in the Missal.
school is well prepared to move on under her guidance and Perhaps our children could help in this project by doing this
with her experience in the process. Our parish is blessed
project. Refer to Liturgy Team.
with many young people and their families. All make a
Suggestion: We need at least one Catholic periodical on
loving difference in our parish community.
the book rack. Council suggested that America Magazine
II. Finance Committee Report
be one of the magazines.
We are on target with our projected budget. There are two Suggestion: Advertise building improvements in the
very important fund-raisers: The Home & School Denim
bulletin. Many repairs and improvements are made, thanks
and Diamonds event and the Knights of Columbus Golf
to the generosity of our parishioners. These can be
Tournament.
included in the bulletin so all are aware.
Look for a complete report, which will be published in the
bulletin in October.
Respectfully submitted: Julie Donahue
III. Open Invitation - Pastoral Council Meeting.
November 5, 2014. Parishioners are encouraged to make
“Explore the Gift of Advance Care Planning”
suggestions for the Agenda. A notice will be placed in the
Monday, September 15th @7:30PM
bulletin alerting all that the Open Meeting is scheduled and
St. Mary’s Hall
invite suggestions for the agenda by October 1, 2014. All
Advance Care Planning is thinking about the healthcare
are welcome.
you would want to receive if you are unable to speak for
IV. New Business
yourself. Join Dr. Veronica Coyne, Betsy Payn and your
A. Arise - Together in Christ - Parish program of
friends and neighbors to begin a journey of exploration
renewal. Set to begin in October. Sign-up Sundays will
toward helping you develop your own advance care plan.
be September 20/21 and 27/28.
We will play the award-winning card game, My Gift of
B. Mass of Remembrance for deceased parishioners will
Grace, and talk about the thoughts and ideas the game
be held on Monday, November 3, 2014.
provokes. Fun and enlightening, with lots of time for
C. Retreat Day Sponsored by Ladies of Mount Carmel.
questions and answers. All are welcome!!
Guest Speaker is Sister Clare A. D’Auria OSF,
Sponsored by Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Bereavement
September 30.
Ministries
D. Welcome Reception for New Parishioners is Sunday
Hospitality by Our Ladies of Mt. Carmel
September 14 after the 9AM Mass. The rectory staff
For further info and to register please contact Betsy Payn,
has been sponsoring this for the past few years. They
267-544-9580 or email: [email protected].
are seeking help from the Pastoral Council. Michael
We give you peace of mind at journey’s end by walking
Meehan and Kate Prout have offered to assist the
you through life’s most important conversation.
Pastoral Council Meeting - September 3, 2014
Present: Msgr. Charles Hagan, Sister Dolores
Burkhardt SSJ, Dawn Parker, OLMC School
Principal, Joan Crow, Jeff Danilo, MaryLou
Gehring, Carol Guckavan, Joe Guckavan, Kathy
Loftus, Michael Meehan, Janice Perry, Kate Prout,
Julie Donahue. Finance Committee: Jim
Bollenbach, Cathee Thein, Joseph Hebert,
Dominic Visco, and Sal Talamo.
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“EYES WIDE OPEN: BELIEVING IS SEEING”
A Retreat Day Sponsored
by
The Ladies of Mount Carmel
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Presenter: Sister Clare A. D’Auria OSF
In his first encyclical entitled “The Light of Faith,” Pope Francis described the gift of faith—
the act of believing—in this way: “Faith does not merely gaze at Jesus, but sees things as Jesus himself
sees them, with his own eyes: it is a participation in his way of seeing”(18).
You are invited to come and explore how seeing your experiences with the eyes of faith can
change the way you look at life. This retreat day will invite you to shift your perspective and consider,
not that “seeing is believing,” but that “believing is seeing” in a different way. It is this Gospel way of
seeing that can challenge us to see ourselves differently and to bring whoever is peripheral into the
center of our vision, into the heart of our concerns. During our time together, we will be encouraged to
pray for the grace to open the eyes of our hearts wide enough to embrace the God who is revealed in
Jesus Christ.
The day will begin with Mass at 8 A.M. in the church followed by breakfast in St. Mary’s
Hall and will conclude at 2 P.M. Box Lunch Included. All are welcome to attend.
Cost: $25.00
Registration Deadline: September 24th
Please Circle Your Box Lunch Choice: Turkey Lurkey, Big Beef, Very Veggie Wrap
Box Lunch Includes: Fresh Fruit Salad, Chocolate Chunk Cookie, Homemade Potato Chips.
Soda, Water, Coffee, Tea
Name:_____________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________________ Email________________________________
Please Mail Check for $25 - Made out to: The Ladies of Mount Carmel (Circle Your Box Lunch Choice)
Maureen Casey (215 348- 2659) or
714 Spring Valley Road
Doylestown, PA 18901
Betty Margraff (215 348- 3487)
108 Progress Drive
Doylestown, PA 18901
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acknowledge before my heavenly Father.” During previous
public Rosary rallies, non-Catholics have stopped and
asked for Rosaries, wanting to learn how to pray this
beautiful prayer.
Please join us rain or shine for the 2014 Public Square
Rosary Rally, sponsored by America Needs Fatima, to
pray for our nation on October 11, 2014 at 12:00 Noon in
honor of the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima in 1917.
Place: Our Lady of Guadalupe corner of Cold Spring
Creamery Road and 413 in Buckingham.
Questions contact: Pat Dowling 267-629-9471 or Charol
Abrams 215-794-0254.
40 Days for Life Warminster
Abortion is the leading cause of death in the world. It
kills as many people as all of the other causes of death
combined. Half the deaths in the world are from
abortion. 1 out of 4 deaths in America is an abortion.
(Based on data from the World Health Organization and the
Guttmacher Institute).
Want to end abortion? If you do, the first thing you must do
is pray. Prayer is at the center of 40 Days for Life. During
each campaign, we call on people of faith across the
nation...and around the world...to fall on their knees before
the Lord, asking Him to hear our plea and heal our land.
Pray outside an abortion facility. Pray at church. Pray at
work. Pray in the car. Pray at home with your family.
The visible, public centerpiece of 40 Days for Life is a
focused, 40-day prayer vigil outside a single abortion
center. Our local campaign will take place at Planned
Parenthood, 610 Louis Dr., Warminster, PA as it has for the
past 7 years. Each Friday of the year, upwards of 20
babies are lost to abortion at this facility. OLMC
parishioners will hold the 12 hour vigil on Thursday,
Sept. 25, 2014 from 7AM until 7PM. Please make the
effort to squeeze one hour into your schedule to pray the
Rosary for a change of heart of the women scheduled to
abort their children, for the conversion of workers, and for
healing of all men and women who have suffered from
abortion. Please call 215-348-7480 to schedule your
hour.
We are also being asked to fast during these 40 days
which begin Wednesday, September 23 and end
Sunday, November 2. This is a powerful means of
drawing closer to God by blocking out distractions. Fast
from certain foods. Fast from television. Fast from apathy
and indifference. Fast from whatever it is that separates
you from God. We believe that when God’s people fast with
a broken, repentant and contrite spirit, our heavenly Father
will hear from heaven and heal our lives, our churches, our
communities, our nation and our world.
New Seminarian at
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish
Brandon Artman was born on April 4, 1980. Raised in
West Chester, his home parish growing up was Saint
Agnes. He attended Saint Agnes Parochial School and
West Chester East H.S., where he became involved as
choir member and accompanist. While in high school,
Brandon was very active at St. Agnes, working in the office
as evening receptionist, as church sacristan, and in the
music ministry as organist, choir member and cantor.
Entering West Chester University as a Music Education
major (concentration: voice), Brandon soon discovered that
this was not the path for him. He began working full time as
Director of Music/Organist and Director of Parish Services
at Saint Matthias Church in Bala Cynwyd for 13 years. It
was during his time at Saint Matthias that Brandon felt a
deeper calling to serve God and His people. His realization
of his vocation blossomed and was strengthened
immensely through his ministry at Saint Matthias. He
graduated from West Chester University with a Bachelor of
Arts Degree in Liberal Studies and a Music Minor, and
entered Saint Charles Seminary in 2012. He has completed
two years of Pre-Theology studies at the Seminary for the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and is beginning his first year
of Theological studies. Brandon is excited to begin his
apostolate at Our Lady of Guadalupe! He will be teaching
religion here at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School on
Thursday’s.
Two more reasons to pray a public rosary:
1. Public sins require public reparation: Many parts of
our culture openly flaunt sin when sharing information
and programs through any form of communications
media. Sadly, some of our laws favor abortion or samesex unions. Since many of these sins are public, our
public Rosary Rally consoles the Lord as a public act of
reparation offered for our own sins, the public or private
sins of others, and those public sins hurled against the
Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. At Fatima, Our Lady said to the children: “You
have seen hell, where the souls of poor sinners go. To
save them, God wishes to establish devotion to my
Immaculate Heart in the world.”
2. Today’s mainstream media will NEVER promote
Fatima, so WE must promote public devotion to Mary,
and praying a public Rosary is a powerful way to do so.
Catholics must not be ashamed of our Faith, which
includes devotion to Mary as we worship the Lord.
Jesus reminds us in Matthew’s Gospel (10:32) that:
“Everyone who acknowledges me before others, I will
Bucks County Young Adult
Theology on Tap Series
Thursday, September 25, 7:30PM
Green Parrot Restaurant
240 North Sycamore Street
Newtown, PA.
Bucks County Theology on Tap returns with its Fall series!
Come join young adults from across the county for a
Catholic-based presentation series in a comfortable social
environment. Archbishop Chaput will present this month’s
topic, “The Role of the Young Adult in Philadelphia.” This
series is a great way to meet new friends while enjoying
fellowship and growing in faith. Also, be sure to visit our
Facebook page, “Bucks County TOT,” for more details on
this and future events.
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Schedule
of
Events
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
This schedule was accurate at time of advance printing but is subject to change. The
times listed are the times the facility is being used; not the actual time of the event. If
you need assistance please call the Rectory 215-348-4190 and ask for Barb.
Sunday
9/14 7-12:30P CCD All School
Rev. Msgr. Charles H. Hagan, Pastor
9A Children’s Liturgy, Church, Rectory Lounge
9A Welcome Coffee, St. Mary’s
1P Volleyball, Gym
6-7P Ad Altare Dei, Rectory Lounge
6-7:30P Teens, St. Mary’s
7-8:30P Pope Pius XII, Rectory Lounge
Rev. James J. Mulligan, In Residence
Rev. Paschal Onunwa, Parish Vicar
Rev. Terence P. Weik, Parish Vicar
Deacon George V. Corwell
Deacon Jim Fowkes
Sister Dolores Burkhardt, S.S.J.
Mr. Carl Kunkel,
Director of Sacred Music & Organist
Monday
9/15 9-11A Bible Study, St. Mary’s
3:45-8:30P CCD All School
6:30-9:30P Advance Care Planning, St. Mary
7:30P Trp 52, Stock House
Mrs. Dawn Parker
School Principal
Mrs. Cindy Balceniuk,
Director of Religious Ed.
Tuesday
9/16 11-11:45A Meditation, St. Mary’s
5P Volleyball, Gym
7P Rosary, Church
7P Webelos II, Cafeteria
Barbara Miller
Director of Adult Faith Formation
Joseph Grayeske
Wednesday
9/17 6:30A Men’s Scripture, St. Mary’s
5P Volleyball, Gym
5:30-9P Virtus, St. Mary’s
6:30-8:15P Legion of Mary, Rectory Lounge
7:30P Trp 52, Cafeteria
7:30P Pk 52, Stock House
Youth Minister
Bulletin Deadlines
Please submit items for Bulletin issues on left by
5:00 P.M. on the dates to right:
Sept.28……………………Thursday, Sept. 18
Any questions contact: Barb Petrone
Bulletin Designer and Editor at:
[email protected]
Thursday
9/18 8:30-4P Adoration/Benediction, Church
5P Volleyball, Gym
7:30P Rcia, St. Mary’s
7:30P Choir, Church
Please pray for our troops:
Tim Carlin, Kyle P. Sablosky, Matthew
Ponente, Christopher Davies, Michael
Malandra, Jennifer Malandra, Nicholas
Smith, Michael White, Austin Savage,
Kyle West, Anthony Taylor, Cole
Hamilton, Nathan Danals, Ryan Blentner, Veronica
Camiolo, Erik Berg, Robert Reilly, Sam Friedman, Jim
Pasquarette, Robert Hayes, Mark Sherkey, Tyler Gall, Josh
Maxwell, Shawn Glaush, Christopher Callahan, Seth Gilpin,
Steven A. Campbell, Christopher C. Brown, Luke
Easterday, Sean Madison, Beth Christine Hafer, Ethan
Surrusco, Anthony Marinucci, John Brabazon, Matthew D.
Carey, Thomas Forsthoefel, Bryan Buckley, David Belz,
Trevor Needham, Michael Warren Sabia, Christopher
Bellus, Matt Matlock, Matthew Fedele, Anthony F. Kurz,
Michael Eriandson, and Andrew Hoban.
Contact
Tara
Conway
267-221-5541
or
[email protected].
Friday
9/19 9A Peace Day Prayer Service, Gym
3:30P Family Bingo School, Gym
5P Volleyball, Gym
Saturday
9/20 6A-5P Evangelization Day (whole parish),
Cafeteria, St. Mary’s
8-12P Basketball, Gym
12P Volleyball, Gym
6:15-9P AA, Rectory Lounge
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SUNDAY MASSES
READINGS FOR:
Vigil Saturday 5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY
6:30, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 A.M. 12 Noon & 5 P.M.
DAILY MASSES
6:30 AND 8:00 A.M., SATURDAY 8:00 A.M.
HOLY DAYS
Vigil 7:30 P.M.
6:30 & 8:00 A.M.
12 Noon & 7:30 P.M.
CONFESSIONS
(Sacrament of Reconciliation) Saturday 8:30 to 9:00 A.M. and Saturday
Evenings: 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Private confession to be arranged
with a Priest. Call 215-348-4190.
The Parish Rectory Office is open for routine business
Monday through Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Reception area open after 5PM Monday-Friday 5PM to 7:15PM
Saturday 12 Noon - 5PM
Sunday 9AM - 12 Noon
September 14, 2014 - The Exaltation of the Holy Cross
1) Numbers 21:4b-9
2) Philippians 2:6-11
3) John 3:13-17
Sept. 21, 2014 - Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
1) Isaiah 55:6-9
2) Philippians 1:20c-24, 27a
3) Matthew 20:1-16a
CELEBRANTS
Subject to Change
September 21, 2014
5:00PM
Fr. Mulligan
6:30AM
Fr. Mulligan
7:30AM
Msgr. Hagan
9:00AM
Fr. Terry
10:30AM
Fr. O’Neill
12 Noon
Fr. Onunwa
5:00PM
Fr. Onunwa
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September 14, 2014
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267-247-0134
215-348-5907
215-345-7089
215-348-3104
Please remember our Church in your will.
Contact Msgr. Hagan for information on how you can include
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
www.ourladymtcarmel.org
Email: [email protected]
Mon. September 15
6:30 A.M. Frances Wilson
8:00 A.M. Henry Albrecht
Tue.
September 16
6:30 A.M. Jacob Ament
8:00 A.M. Noel Brinker
Wed
September 17
6:30 A.M Wilmer & Marian Wilson
8:00 A.M Douglas Walters
Thurs.
September 18
6:30 A.M. Anthony Conca
8:00 A.M. Douglas Walters
Friday September 19
6:30 A.M. Anthony Conca
8:00 A.M. Marian Brusco
Sat.
September 20
8:00 A.M Bill Miller
5:00 P.M. Joseph & Joe Mc Donald
Sun.
September 21
6:30 A.M Mary T. Antonucci
7:30 A.M Ann Zabaly
9:00 A.M Nora & Joe Mc Nulty, Sr.
10:30 A.M William & Catherine Donovan
12:00 P.M Peter De Nofa
5:00 P.M. Emil D. Schmidt
Loving Service in Christ’s Name: St. Vincent de Paul
Society: 215-348-8833.
To join our parish - We welcome all new parishioners that live
within the boundaries assigned to our parish. You can register
in the Rectory after 9:00A.M. weekdays or after the Sunday
Masses.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). A program
for those interested in learning more about the Catholic Church.
If interested, call to register 215-348-4190.
Sponsor Certificates for Baptism or Confirmation. Contact
the Parish Office in advance 215-348-4190.
Baptisms:
Baptisms are celebrated every Sunday. The
regularly scheduled time is 2:00 P.M. Pre-baptismal classes are
held on the first Sunday of the month at 7:00 P.M. in St. Mary’s
Hall. Only new parents or those who have not previously
attended a pre-baptismal class are required to attend. Please
call the Rectory to arrange for a baptism.
Marriage: Arrangements must be made with a Priest in the
parish at least six months before the date of the wedding to
assure sufficient preparation.
Pregnancy Hotline 610-626-4006
Signing Mass: Second Sunday of each month at 10:30 A.M.
WELCOME TO RETURNING CATHOLICS:
Those who have been away from the Church are invited to
participate in the process of becoming reacquainted. Call 215348-4190.
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