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Church of Saint PhilipPennsburg, PAJune 26, 2022Rev. Anthony Hangholt, PastorDeacon Michael J. FranksDeacon Matthew A. HorvathRev. John J. Scarcia, Pastor EmeritusShirley Misiak, Office ManagerCatherine E. Faust, Director of MusicWendy Benner, Coordinator of PREP/Religious EDBarbara Jaruszewski, Safe Environment CoordinatorParish Phone Numbers:RectoryReligious Education/PREPYouth Ministry/Safe Env.Parish HallDeacon Mike 8116215.679.9275 X107Parish Staff Email ironment@spnparish.orgFax Numbers:RectoryFLORAL ARRANGEMENTSFor a floral arrangement to be placed at the altar,please call the rectory.SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULESaturday – Vigil Mass – 4:00 PMSunday – 7:30 AM; 10:00 AMHoly Day Masses as announcedWEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE.Daily Masses are celebrated in the Saint AnneChapel.Note: No Communion Service or Mass celebrated onMonday’s.Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 8:00 AMCONFESSIONSSaturdays: 3:00 – 3:45 PMor at the Rectory BY APPOINTMENT.215.679.0386Church & Rectory Address:1325 Klinerd Rd; Pennsburg 18073Hours:9:30 AM – 4:30 PMEmail Address:ofcmgr@spnparish.orgWebsite Address:www.spnparish.orgReligious Education Office Hours:1325 Klinerd Rd.; PennsburgMonday & Friday:Offices are closedTuesday - Thursday:8:00 AM – 4:00 PMROSARY: Prayed in the Saint Anne ChapelMonday’s at 1:00 PMEUCHARISTIC ADORATION in St. Anne ChapelMonday – Friday:9:00 AM - 7:00 PMSaturday’s:10:00 AM - 4:00 PMFIRST FRIDAY MASS9:00 AM: in ChurchAdoration: 10AM – 7:00PM in Chapel.BAPTISMS: Please call the Rectory to schedule.SPONSORS: Sponsors for Baptism and Confirmationneed to be at least 16 years of age, be baptized andreceived the Sacraments of Communion andConfirmation, attend Mass weekly; and if married,be in a valid Marriage.PRE-JORDAN CLASSESCall the Rectory Office to schedule.MARRIAGESArrangements should be made at least SIX MONTHSbefore the date of the wedding.NEW PARISHIONERSStop by or call the rectory between 9:30AM-4:30PM. Also, children who turn 26 years of age orcomplete higher education and continue to residewithin our area should become individuallyregistered parishioners.SHUT-INSCall the Parish Outreach Office.SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICKCall the Rectory Office.
OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENTWe are the Catholic Parish Community of St. PhilipNeri, answering Christ's call to discipleship throughWord, Sacrament and Service. We proclaim God'shope and love to all.Sunday: June 26THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME7:30 AM – For the Living and Deceased MembersOf the Parish.10:00 AM – Dawn Rush, (Patrick Rush & family)Monday, June 27SAINT CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA, BISHOP AND DOCTOROF THE CHURCH.9:00 AM – 7:00 PM: Adoration in the Chapel1:00 PM - Holy Rosary Hour in the ChapelDear Parish Family,This weekend we welcome Msgr. Charles Vance toSaint Philip Neri. Msgr. Vance has just retired fromSaint Philip Neri Parish in Lafayette Hill, aftertwenty-two years as the Pastor. For almost sevenof those years, I was his assistant at the parish. Itis a great joy to welcome him here to our parish; heis a great friend of mine and I know you will sooncome to see how wonderful of a priest he is. I thinkthe “other” Saint Philip’s is getting tired ofPennsburg stealing priests! In any case, I know youwill welcome him in the gracious way you alwaysdo.God bless you for all you do!Fr. AnthonyPS: Pray that I can outlast his record by beingpastor of our Saint Philip’s for more than 22 years.Tuesday, June 28SAINT IRENAEUS, BISHOP AND MARTYR7:20 AM – Holy Rosary8:00 AM – Ernest Quatrani, Sr.(Ernest Quatrani, Jr.)9:00 AM – 7:00 PM: Adoration in the ChapelWednesday, June 29SAINTS PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES7:20 AM – Holy Rosary8:00 AM – Tenth Anniversary, John DiBattista(Janet & Frank Kendra)9:00 AM – 7:00 PM: Adoration in the ChapelThursday, June 30THE FIRST MARTYRS OF THE HOLY ROMAN CHURCH7:20 AM – Holy Rosary8:00 AM – Irwin Yerger, (Rita Latshaw)9:00 AM – 7:00 PM: Adoration in the ChapelFirst Friday, July 1SAINT JUNIPERO SERRA, PRIEST8:20 AM – Holy Rosary9:00 AM – First Anniversary, Walter Kolb(Dottie Kolb)10:00 AM – 7:00 PM: Adoration in the ChapelFirst Saturday, July 210:00 AM – 3:00 PM: Adoration in the Chapel4:00 PM – Robert Ditro,(Jim & Denise Breidenbach)Sunday, July 3FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME7:30 AM – Marios Grivas,(Martin & Lori Brozena)10:000 AM – For the Living and Deceased MembersOf the Parish.WE INVITE YOUR PRAYERSFor the sick, those in hospitals, nursing homes, alsofor their caregivers; and all those we hold close inour hearts.Please pray in particular for:Baby Mila Burnett; Paul Bowen; Allison Brick; AdamCanigiani Jr., Marie Clarke; Lanny Diehl; GeneFalasco; William Flear; David Frank; BeatriceFronheiser; Frances Gibbs-Kail; Carol Greczek; BillHanney; Timothy Kail; Hadley Ludwig; PaulMarcado; Caroline Marks; Maura Murphy; JohnPoslosky, Sr.; Francis M. Robinson; Lori Rose;Marine Corporal Eugene Ruduski; MargaretStanton; Melissa Wren and Frani ZappalaFor those who have died, and in particular for, PeterMashintonio, grant them eternal rest and peace.FIRST FRIDAYJuly 1st is First Friday. Mass is in Church at 9AM withAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament from 10AM-7PM in theChapel. Please commit to spend some time with our Lord atthe Blessed Sacrament.Give a SAINT PHILIP NERI PERPETUAL MEMORIALFor a donation of 50 or more, there is a beautifulFolder recording the gift and donor name to bepresented to the family.
LITURGICALL MINISTERSS SCHEDULEThirdd Quarterr 20222 – Julyy 3h Sundayy inn Ordinaryy TimeeFourteenth4:000 PM::Servers:: AdultsLectors: Patt Coughlin;; Lynnee Dell PratooEucharisticc Ministers:: Catherinee Cahill;; Leee Johnson;;Dawnn Ellis;; Bobb Elliss7:300 AMM MassServers: AdultssLectors:: Johnn Gilmore;; Theresaa GilmoreEucharisticc Ministers:: Davee Boone;; Lorii Brozenaa10:000 AMM MasssServers:: Laurenn Donahue;; Averyy DavissLectors: Hankk Brodlo,, Mariannee BrodloEucharisticc Ministers:: Christinee Adelsberger;; Stevee AdelsbergerrRosee Anderson;; Maryy Ellenn PaulkkSPN Parish Council Holy Moment Thought “The Bread of Life”What does Jesus mean that He is the bread of life?Jesus gives us Himself as our nourishment. What doesthe Church teach about the Bread of life?"It[Eucharist] refers directly to the Bread of Life, theBody of Christ, the "medicine of immortality," withoutwhich we have no life within us.the Eucharist isour daily bread. The power belonging to this divinefood makes it a bond of union. Its effect is thenunderstood as unity, so that, gathered into his Bodyand made members of him, we may become what wereceive. This also is our daily bread." (CCC 2837)In the Eucharist, we receive who we are, the Body ofChrist. Now we must become what we receive, theBody of Christ (St Augustine).KNIGHTSS OFF COLUMBUSSFRR LEOO LETTERHOUSEE COUNCILL 66144The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic Family ServiceOrganization, open to all practicing Catholic gentlemenwho are eighteen (18) years of age or older. KOC Councilmeets on the second Sunday of the month at 7:30 PM intheir Meeting Room in basement of SPN rectory. If youwish to join, please contact Chuck Rodgers at: 215 4073663 or email: crodgers75@comcast.net or see any of theKnights.FR. LEO J. LETTERHOUSE COUNCIL #6614A very heart-felt THANK YOU to the Parishionersof St. Philip Neri for participating in our Food ForFamilies Food Drive on June 18/19. The Open Link,the receiving Organization, has reported that wecollected 331 pounds of food and 85 in cashdonations.Again, thank you all!SUNDAYY COLLECTIONSS 20222Weekly Financial ReportCollection for June 19, 2022Week 50: The Most Holy Body & Blood of ChristSunday CollectionGoal for the 2021-2022 Fiscal YearWeekly Target Needed for 21-22Fiscal YearSunday Collection for Weekend ofJune 19, 2022Over (Under) Weekly TargetPeter’s PenceEternal life starts right here and right now withBELIEF in Jesus. In the Eucharist we are challengedto exercise the highest kind of faith in humanexperience. The bread you see looks, tastes and smellslike ordinary bread. However, once the words ofconsecration are pronounced over it, it becomes theFlesh of Jesus Christ. Same with the wine when it isconsecrated, it becomes the Blood of Jesus. Can younow understand why most of His disciples abandonedHim when Jesus unveiled this doctrine? ManyProtestants and other religions mock Catholics forbelieving in the True and Real Presence of Jesus in theEucharist. Jesus Himself said "Amen, amen, I say toyou, whoever believes has eternal life." (John 6: 47).May the peace of Christ be with you; believe and liveyour life to the fullest by accepting Jesus! Amen.Sunday Collection Goal Year-to-DateActual Sunday Collections Year-toDate 439,8758,6257,941(684)571431,250438,657Inn thee Spotlight::PREPP Registrationn 2022-233Registration is still open for the PREP 2022-23 schoolyear. Registrations are being taken online. You can findthe link at spnparish.orgg under the Religious Education tab.Please register ASAP! Children that are enrolled in grades1-7 in September 2022 (who do not attend CatholicSchool) should register for PREP. Continuous education isexpected to prepare students for their sacraments.Additional information is available at spnparish.org underthe Religious Education tab. Please call Wendy Benner at215-679-7839 or email prep@spnparish.org if you haveany questions
June 28BingoJuly 19Hunterdon Hills Playhouse (canceled)July 26Let’s Take a ChanceAugust 23Barry Lee (Barbeque)September 22 Tropicana (and Show)September 27 CarnivalOctober 19Fundraiser:Boscov’s Friends Helping FriendsOctober 25Halloween PartyNov. 15 **ElvisDecember 6 Christmas Show/Hunterdon HillsDec. 13**St. Mary’s ChoirProtecting God’s Children Mandatory ClassThe Archdiocese of Philadelphia requires that allparish adult volunteers and employees ages 18 andover that have contact with children take a mandatoryclass Virtus Protecting God’s Children. You need onlytake this class once. The Archdiocese will presentProtecting God’s Children at Saint Teresa of CalcuttaParish Ministry Center, 256 Swamp Pike, [Swamp Pike& Neiffer Road] Limerick Township on Wednesday,August 3rd at 6:00 PM.Registration for this class must be done online bygoing to http://www.virtus.orgPJPWeeklySPN SENIOR CLUB LUNCHEONTuesday: June 2811:30 AM – Parish HallLET’S PLAY BINGORESERVATIONS ARE A MUST!Call Rita: 215.679.7009Suggested lunch offering: 5.00/PPPlease donate loose change for the Christmas Coin Jar!MOTHER OF MERCY HOUSEAcademic AffairsFINAL REPORT CARDS: Final report cards will beshared electronically the week of June 27th.Families of students who will be required toremediate failed grades over the summer will becontacted on June 20th, as summer schoolregistration will need to be completed by June 24th.SUMMER ASSIGNMENTS: Summer Assignmentsand reading lists will be shared electronically andpublished on the School Website by Thursday, June16th. Students who selected AP Courses will alsohave summer assignments to complete that havebeen shared with them directly by their futureteachers.Student Affairs"The generous will themselves be blessed, for theyshare their food with the poor". Proverbs 22:9Thank you for all you donate to the Mother of MercyHouse. As you know, it has been a very trying time forthe people of Kensington; and they appreciate all thatSt. Philip parish does for the M.O.M.H. Listed beloware the non-perishable donation requests for deliveryto M.O.M.H. on July 20th:Canned tuna, meats, vegetablesDry cereal (reg. size) & peanut butter and jellyPasta and sauce; macaroni and cheeseDiapersL sizes 2 to 5Drop off donations in one of the totes at each side doorof church or wooden box in narthex by July 17th.Senior PortraitsSenior Portraits will take place during the summerfrom August 29-September 1. Rising seniors willreceive an email at the beginning of August to signup for an appointment time. Seniors that are ableto be photographed at that time or those requestingretakes will be photographed on September 27during the school day.Underclass Portraits Underclass Portraits willtake place on the first day of school for each class.Students should be dressed in the winter dresscode; however, ladies may wear knee highs insteadof tights.
PJP Football Game in Ocean City, NJThe PJP Football Team will take on Father Judge onSaturday, September 3 in Ocean City, NJ. StudentCouncil is proposing a fan bus for the game.An interest survey went out to students on Friday,June 10. Please encourage them to complete theform.Transportation for 2022-23 School YearLocal school districts that provide transportationfor our PJP students require our parents orguardians to complete a request for transportationform for the upcoming 2022-23 school year.All requests for transportation forms have beenshared with our local school districts at this time. Ifyou have not submitted a transportation form forthe 2022-23 school year (directions found here),please submit this form directly to the address onthe form by the due date and to transportation@pjphs.org. This will ensure your student receivestransportation in the fall.ARCHDIOCESAN NEWSThe Summer Intensive on July 25-28 is an EveningSchool that provides a survey of content offered fromthe first four quarters of the Encounter School ofMinistry over a fast 4-evening period. The SummerIntensive is a powerful experience that helps bridgethe gap between the supernatural lifestyle of Jesusand the everyday experience of many believers.Participants in this quick paced, jam-packed SummerIntensive course will get a taste of thejoy, transformation, and renewal that is at the heartof Encounter's mission! Rooted in Scripture andCatholic Tradition, the Encounter School of Ministryteaches students how to live a lifestyle thatdemonstrates the goodness of God in the world andtheir spheres of influence. The Encounter School ofMinistry provides a safe space for students to learn,discern and take risks in developing their gifting,calling and confidence in stepping out in faith. Theschool offers students with a dynamic 2-year trainingprogram to catapult you to the next level in ministry.July 5-15Event: Philadelphia Catholic Scholars Program(For young men in high school)The Philadelphia Catholic Scholars Program invitesyoung Catholic men to ask and engage the mostimportant questions of the faith, in the community ofother Catholic men, and under the intellectualguidance of professors from the seminary and localCatholic universities. We seek to grow deeper in ourfaith together by meeting the great minds of theCatholic intellectual tradition and learning the depthand beauty of our great tradition. Through prayer,study, and fellowship, we will wrestle with the greatquestions that have fortified the hearts and minds ofCatholic men and women for centuries. Learn moreabout this year’s theme and program here and applyhere!Location: St. Charles Borromeo Seminary oreinfo: , 9AM to 5PMEvent: Philly Adoration for VocationsHeld each Thursday between 9 am and 5 pm in SacredHeart Chapel at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary,Catholics are invited to spend time before our Lord inthe Blessed Sacrament praying for vocations and askHim to bless His Church with many holyvocations. We encourage everyone to pray that thosewhom the Lord is calling will have the courage torespond to His invitation.To sign up for a day/time to pray, mail for more information.Specific details will be emailed to all adorers on theWednesday before the scheduled prayer time.Location: Sacred Heart Chapel, St. Charles BorromeoSeminary (100 E. Wynnewood Road, res/View Flyer for more information.First Fridays, June 3, July 1, Aug 5-7:00 PMEvent: Healing Mass and Prayer ServiceJoin us for Mass, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament,praise and worship music and healing prayers.Location: National Shrine of Our Lady ofCzestochowa 654 Ferry Rd, Doylestown Moreinfo: aturday: July 9: 11:30AM-5:00PMEvent: Half-Day Retreat for Families in CrisisGuided by the Spirituality of Saint Rita of Casciathrough the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation forFreedom, Family, and Faith. The life of Saint Rita ofCascia offers wisdom and guidance to families facingadversities. This half-day retreat will feature a tour ofthe National Shrine of Saint Rita, talks, lunch,Confessions, and the Saturday evening anticipatedMass for Sunday. Cost is 25 paid the day of the eventLocation: National Shrine of Saint Rita, 1166 S.Broad, Philadelphia(On-street parking, area lots, public transportationSpeakers include: Priests of the Augustinian OrderVisit www.Nonnatus.org oremail director.srnf@gmail.comAn evening of prayer, praise and inspiration
“Meet the In-Laws”A Morning of Reflection for GrandparentsW/Deacon Patrick KennedyTuesday: July 269:30 AM to 12:00 PMNational Centre for Padre PioHave you ever considered that Saint Joseph was notonly the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary and thefoster father of Jesus, but also the son-in-law to SaintsJoachim and Anne, the grandparents of Jesus? Takesome time to reflect on what Saints Joachim and Annecan teach us about the blessings and challenges ofgrand parenting by joining us for this very specialmorning. Participants are encouraged to pack a lunchand stay a while longer following our morningtogether to enjoy the grounds and to visit the museumand gift shop. There is no cost to attend thisMorning of Reflection; however, it is a ticketedevent. Register at www.padrepio.org by clickingon the event calendar for July 26th. Registrationopens on June 26th. For further information, pleasecontact angela@padrepio.org.Friday, July 15th through Friday, August 26th7:00 to 8:30 PM @St. Raymond of Penafort ChurchEvent: Archdiocesan Life in the Spirit Seminar, Inperson, 7 consecutive FridaysDescription: Are you interested in discovering thepower of the Holy Spirit and how a relationship withHim can transform your life? Join us for theArchdiocesan Life in the Spirit Seminar, a series ofseven consecutive sessions featuring dynamicspeakers. You won't want to miss a single week! Eachweek builds on the richness and power of the previousone. No RSVP or registration is necessary. Come andreceive an abundant outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Welook forward to welcoming you!Speakers: Sue Havey, Fr. Chris Walsh, Fr. StephanDeLacey, Gloria Coyne, Kathleen McCarthy, Fr. JosephIta-Sam, CM, and Fr. Rafal Walczyk, OSPPESaturday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m.Event: Faith and Family Night with thePhiladelphia UnionWe are proud to announce a first for the CCA! Inpartnership with the Philadelphia Union, wehope you can join us at Subaru Park on July 30thfor Faith and Family Night. Watch thePhiladelphia Union stomp the Houston Dynamoand support a great cause. Supporters who buythe first 40 tickets through the CCA will be ableto get up close and personal with the action andhold a Union banner on the field that forms ahype tunnel as the players take the pitch. Aportion of all tickets sold will go to support theCatholic Charities Appeal. Be sure to stickaround after the game for a special message fromthe Catholic Charities Appeal!Location: SUBARU PARK 1 Stadium Dr Chester,Pennsylvania 19013Moreinformation: j44zsv07d93be?fevoUri union-vs-houston-dynamo-fctj44zsv-07d93be%2FEvent: World Congress of Catholic NursesAugust 2 - 4Every four years Catholic nurses from around theworld come together for spiritual nourishment,education, professional collaboration, andenhanced global cooperation. CICIAMS is theInternational Association of Catholic Nurses whocollaborates with the Vatican in the mission ofbringing together member nurses from Africa,Asia, Europe, and the Pan American nations. , educators, researchers, and policymakers are welcome and encouraged to attend!Speakers: Cardinal Peter Turkson, Father GeraldE. Murray, Sister Emanuella Edwards and videomessage by Immaculée IlibagizaLocation: National Shrine of Our Lady ofCzestochowa, Doylestown, PAMore info and registration: men’sConference2022Join Catholic women from the greater Philadelphiaarea for a day of fun, friendship, faith formationand prayer at the Catholic Women’s Conference.The 2022 theme is “Be Not Afraid: Finding YourFreedom in Christ,” in which together we willdiscover the healing and freedom of heart that JesusChrist desires to give each of us.Speakers include: Sr. Miriam James Heidland,SOLT, Michelle Benzinger, Regina Boyd, Matt andJenn Lozano, Katie Weiss and the Sisters of Life.Saturday, October 22nd, 9AM-4:30PM, at theNational Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa inDoylestown, PA. Tracks available in English,Spanish and American Sign Language.Early sellout is expected. Register today at:catholicwomensconferen.
SPN SENIOR CLUB FUNDRAISERPAYING ALOT FOR GAS?GROCERIES COSTING A SMALL FORTUNE?TAKE A CHANCE AND WIN 500IN GAS AND FOOD GIFT CARDSCHANCES are 2.00 each OR 3 for 5.00Tickets can be purchased after each Mass beginning July 2nd thruJuly 24th; and the Car Show on July 22nd.The winner will be announced at the Senior Club Luncheon onTuesday – July 26th.Winner need NOT be present to win!
FRIDAY: JULY 22, 2022VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESVolunteers are needed for our 19th Annual Car Show to be held on Friday,July 22nd. Please complete this form and return it in the collection basket or to therectory. If you prefer, call/email Shirley at 215.679.9275, ofcmgr@spnparish.orgOR email Doris at -----------------------------------------NAME (please print)PHONE # E-MAILCOMMENTS:Parking2:30-6:00 6:00-9:30Registration Runner5:00-8:00Kitchen (Outside) (help needed 3:00 to 10:00) I can work from toI can work anywhere needed from toSet-up: Thursday July 21 6 PMSet-up: Friday July 22 9 AMI can provide a dessert. Desserts can be dropped off 7/22 after 9 AMLAST DAY TO RETURN THIS FORM IS TUESDAY JULY 12TH!After the 12th, to volunteer please call/email Shirley at 215.679.9275; ofcmgr@spnparish.org;email Doris at spnvolunteers@yahoo.com OR sign up on the board in the vestibule of the Church.Note: There are NO volunteer positions open to work in the Inside Kitchen.
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Youth Ministry/Safe Env. 215.679.9275 Parish Hall 215.679.8116 Deacon Mike Franks 215.679.9275 X107 Parish Staff Email addresses: busmgr@spnparish.org . Dawn Ellis 215.679.2160 Mary R. Giambrone 484.716.8754 Bill Robinson 215.896.5949 WE INVITE YOUR PRAYERS For the sick, those in hospitals, nursing homes, also for their .
