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JAnuary 18
2015
St. Basil the Great Parish
2300 Kimberton Rd., P.O. Box 637, Kimberton, PA 19442-0637
http://www.StBasils.org
Rev. Gary T. Pacitti, M.Div. - Pastor
Very Rev. Richard S. Wyzykiewicz, Sch.P. - Sunday Helper
Deacon Patrick M. Stokely - Deacon
St. Basil’s Parish Office
Tel. 610-933-2110 * Fax 610-933-0627 * [email protected]
Office hours: Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
E-mail Bulletin articles (only) to: [email protected]
St. Basil the Great School
Mrs. Mary Cronin - Principal
Pre-K, K, Grades 1-8
Tel. 610-933-2453 * Fax 610-933-7590 * [email protected]
School closing numbers: SBG (#272), PASD (#856)
Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Erin Gauntner
Tel. 610-935-1261 * Fax 1-610-422-2570 * [email protected]
Please contact the Director of Religious Education to make arrangements to
attend R.C.I.A. or PREP.
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MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday:
8:30 & 11:00 AM; 5:00 PM
Weekday: 8:45 AM
Holy Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM
Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
Parish Information
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil:
Sunday:
Weekday:
Holy Days:
5:00 PM
8:30 & 11:00 AM; 5:00 PM
8:45 AM
Vigil - 7:00 PM
Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
Children’s Liturgy:
During the 8:30 AM Sunday Mass, September through June.
Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Tuesdays in the Chapel from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
REGISTRATION FOR NEW FAMILIES
St. Basil’s Parish welcomes those families within our Parish
neighborhood who wish to register, as well as parishioners of Holy
Trinity and Sacred Heart who are looking for a new spiritual home.
Registration forms are available on our Parish website, www.StBasils.org, or in the back of the Church.
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS
Email to [email protected] 10 days before the Sunday
you would like it to appear. Information received after this
deadline may/may not be included as space allows.
St. Basil the Great Catholic School
MUSIC MINISTRY
Providing a quality Catholic education for students from Pre-K
through 8th grade with a balanced curriculum including Art, Spanish, Technology, Music and P. E.
Director: Mib Campbell
484-995-6110 - [email protected]
Choir Practices (September through May)
Tues: 7:00 PM - Teen & Adult Choir, Praise Team
Thurs: 5:15 PM - Little Angels (3-5 year old) parents incl.
6:30 PM - Praising Angels (grades 1-4)
at least 1 parent
7:00 PM - Handbell Choir
Praise Team: 4:00 PM - 1st & 3rd Saturdays. Rehearse
before Mass. Voices, guitars, drums welcome.
New members for our choirs are always welcome!
Contact Mib or come to practice.
Parish Religious Education Program (PREP)
Sundays 9:30 to 10:45 AM in the school (September - May)
R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) September - May
Thursdays - 7 PM in the School
SACRAMENTS
Sacrament of Penance - In the Chapel on Saturdays from 4:00-4:30
PM, or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism - Congratulations! In co-operation with
God’s creative love, you have given your child breath and now you
wish to give them Real Life through the sacrament of Baptism. You
will be your child’s first teacher in the ways of the Faith. To help you
prepare for this responsibility, you are expected to participate in:
Pre-Jordan Baptismal Preparation Classes, held monthy on
Sundays at 12:15 PM in the Rectory — Prior registration required.
Please call or visit the website.
Baptisms are the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month by prior
arrangement. Contact the Parish Office or visit the Parish website.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick - Please notify the Parish Office
when a relative is sick or hospitalized, or going to the hospital for
surgery, and Fr. Gary can arrange an Anointing.
Sacrament of Marriage - To assist couples to enter this sacrament,
the Archdiocese of Philadelphia requires at least six months of formation prior to the reception of the sacrament. Please call the Parish Office to make an appointment to see Fr. Gary to begin your
sacramental preparation. Congratulations for responding to God’s
call to Love.
Sacrament of Holy Orders - Jesus said that we are to pray to the
Lord of the harvest, that workers will be sent at harvest time. The
best way to promote vocations to the diaconate and priesthood is
to invite those men whom you would consider would make a good
priest or deacon. If you feel the Lord might be asking you to be a
priest or deacon, Fr. Gary will always be available to answer your
questions and give direction.
ORGANIZATIONS
Golden Greats (Seniors Club) - 3rd Friday of the Month
10:00 AM in the Garden Room at Woodbridge Place
Women’s Fellowship: 2nd Tuesday of the Month
7:00 PM in the Church Hall
Email [email protected] for information
Legion of Mary: Thursdays
7:00 PM in the Bride’s Room in the Church
YOUTH
For Archdiocesan Youth events visit www.archphila.org/YYA
Knights of Columbus Squires: 3rd Sunday of the Month
For info - email Chris Mitchell at [email protected]
CYO Athletic Director: Gary Duda
[email protected]
Rental of the Hall: Email [email protected]
Low gluten hosts are available to our parishioners who need
them. Please contact our DRE, Mrs. Erin Gauntner for more
information: 610-935-1261, [email protected]. 096basil - page 1
Mass Intentions
for the Week
Sunday - 8:30 AM: Rita Kamerdze-Hadden
Requested by: The Detwiler Family
11:00 AM: Robert R. Oleski (13th Anniv.)
Requested by: Joan Oleski & Family
Monday - 8:45 AM: Mary Gordon
Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Tony Odorisio
Tuesday - 8:45 AM: Diane Leonhardt
Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Tony Odorisio
Wednesday - 8:45 AM: Patricia Stroebele
Requested by: Leo & Frances Amore
Thursday - 8:45 AM: Ruth Caspar
Requested by: The Chiponis Family
Friday - 8:45 AM: Carmela & Michael Narducci
Requested by: Narducci Family
Next Sunday - 8:30 AM: Recently dec’d parishioners & their families
Requested by: St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship
11:00 AM: Faye Della Penna
Requested by: Dennis & Cookie Della Penna
5:00 PM: Christopher Essai
Requested by: The Essai Family
Pray For
2nd Lt. Daniel Martin, LCP Bryan Walters, and all those serving our
country, both at home and abroad and their families.
Our benefactors and all who are ill, especially: Regina Anderson; Ray
Andra; Katherine Bakay-Bailey; Jonni Bamberger; Helen Beard; Glenn
Berish; Gary W. Bogle; Anthony Bonanni; Richard Brown; Jennifer
Brown; Bob Burke; Mary Butler; Lily Butterfield; Dana Byrne; Mary Jo
Byrne; Chiponis Family; Mary Lou Cullinan; Patrick Cullinan; Edwin
Dahl; Monica D’Antonio; Mary Ellen Davey; Gert Dawson; Regina
DiTizio; Glen Douglas; Virginia Etriss; Terry Fiffick; Dorothy Jean Fiffick; Gabrielle Fiffick; Michele Francis; Martha Francis; Jim Frizzell; Dianna Gattone; Linda Gazzillo; Josephine Godard; Florence Grzybowski;
Jim Guido; Michael Gwynn; Norman Hahn; John Hawkins; Ginny
Hubbert; Barbara Hritz; Pearl Hrivnak; Shirley Jelliffe; Michael Jimenez;
Robert Jonik; Patricia Kahl; Brian Kalbacher; Alice M. Kelly; Timothy
Kiscaden; Kovac twins; Kathleen Kulpe; Michael Landis; Nancy Logan;
Frank Mascaro; Jacob McCue; Mercedes McHale; Jean McHugh; Bill
McHugh; Angela McShane; Matthew James Meadows; Rebecca Melvin;
Pat Meyers; Doris Moran; Jim Moran; Frank Murray; Adelina Musumeci;
Tina Nguyen; Cathy Pasymowski; Jerry Pellegrino; Kaia Pence; Dolores
Perna; Barbara Petrille; Lee R. Raden; Christine Radliff; Robert Roehner;
Richard Rosmos; Patricia Russo; Joseph Schwab, Jr.; Francis Seeberger;
Lorraine Sisto; C. Daniel Skelton; Tootsie Stantz; John Szuchan; Steven
Tufillaro; Rebecca Ulmer; Marie Venezia; Garry Weissing; Mike Zubrick
REST IN PEACE
Marie Rafalowski, and all our faithful departed.
* All the sick and shut-ins of the parish remain in our prayers whether their names are on this list
or not. If you have a loved one who is serving in the military or is in need of special prayer for any
reason, please contact the parish office to have them added to our Prayer List or to have someone’s
name removed from the list if they are no longer in need of special prayers.
January 18, 2015
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Abide with me. The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time always features John’s Gospel, extending Epiphany (“divine manifestation”) and
reminding us that discipleship requires baptism
into Jesus’ paschal mystery. John the Baptist
“manifests” Jesus as “the Lamb of God.” When
John’s two disciples follow Jesus, Jesus’ first words
challenge them (us): “What are you looking for?”
The disciples ask, “Where are you staying?” “They
went and saw where Jesus was staying, and they
stayed with him.” The Greek is more intense: not
just “stay” but abide or remain with. At the Last
Supper, Jesus will command his disciples (us):
“Abide in me, abide in my love.” After abiding
with Jesus, Andrew hastens to do what all who
abide with Jesus should do; he tells and brings
someone else to abide with Jesus.
Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening. Today’s
Gospel insists that faith sharing is more personal
encounter than intellectual experience. Disciples
come to abide with Jesus through an engaging
preacher or inspiring mentor (John the Baptist); through their own direct encounter with
Jesus (two disciples); through a family member
or friend who “dares to share” (Andrew). In Ordinary Time, the first reading always anticipates
the Gospel message. Samuel’s “call” reminds us
that to respond, we must hear; to hear, we must
first listen. We must be Samuel before we can be
Andrew!
Glorify God in your body. During Ordinary
Time, the second reading, though not coordinated with the Old Testament or Gospel readings,
often “matches.” Today, Paul reminds the Corinthians (us) that authentic discipleship requires
personal integrity.
Question of the Week
What character will I be in this week’s re-enactment of the Gospel: John the Baptist pointing
someone to Jesus? One of the two disciples encountering Jesus personally? Or Andrew bringing
a family member or friend to Jesus?
While we continue to pray for all the people of our
Parish, the Prayer List in the bulletin is ever-growing.
We respectfully ask that if your prayer intentions
have been answered that you contact the Parish Office to have your name removed from the Prayer List.
Thank you.
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
ST. BASIL’S SCHOOL NEWS
TODAY
No Prep Classes
TUESDAY
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM in the Chapel
THURSDAY
Pre-School Story Hour - 10:00 AM in the School library
Distribution of the Precious Blood at Mass will be suspended
until May due to the outbreak of the flu in our area.
NOW COLLECTING LAST YEAR’S PALM
Did you know? The ashes used on Ash Wednesday are made from the blessed palms used in the Palm
Sunday celebration of the previous year.
Please bring in last year’s palm and place in the basket
in the Narthex by Sun. February 8. Please do not bring
in palms after Feb. 8.
January 11, 2015
OFFERTORY
Envelopes (306)
Loose
Mail
Online Giving
$
$
$
$
8,238.00
655.00
2,579.00
1,985.00
Total
$ 13,457.00
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES
Envelopes
Loose
$
$
Total
$ 2,348.00
MASS
ALTAR SERVERS (Green) LECTORS
Saturday, January 24, 2015
5:00 PM
C. Nguyen; P. Lynch
J. Makoid; P. Dinh
8:30 AM
T. Greenwood; D. Otteni
C. & T. Ewing
B. & J. Miscioscia
G. & P. Plevyak
A., J., & S. Springer
A. Tennity
Marie Olearsek
Victor Ferrara
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
April 19 will be the last Sunday 5:00 PM Mass until the fall
VALENTINE’S DAY FLOWER SALE
Sponsored by St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship
Pre-orders required - Order in the Narthex after all Masses
Red, Purple, Yellow or Pink Roses (one color rose):
$20 / Doz.
Rainbow Roses (multi-colored roses):
$30 / Doz.
Pick-up Fri., 2/13/15 OR Sat. 2/14/14
CHURCH CLEANING COMMITTEE
Sunday, January 25, 2015
5:00 PM
Mrs. Mary Cronin, Principal
2,083.00
265.00
Thank you to all you parishioners who support us so faithfully!
11:00 AM
Next Sunday is the beginning of Catholic
Schools Week; the theme of the week for
this year is “A Year of Faith – Love It, Live It,
Learn It”. As it has been done in the past, we
will celebrate the start of the week on Sunday,
January 25th. Throughout the week, the faculty and the Home
and School Board members have planned many great activities
to acknowledge the students and staff of St. Basil the Great
Catholic School.
On Thursday, January 22nd, we will again host a Pre
School Story Hour in the school library beginning at 10:00
AM. Mrs. Grzybowski, our librarian, will read to the children;
afterward, light refreshments will be served. Please join us if
you can.
Friday, January 23rd, is the date of judging for the Science
Fair. The awards assembly will begin at 7:00 PM in the lower
level of the school.
Finally, this past week, I received a letter from the president
of Pope John Paul II High School stating that eighth grader,
Zach Murtaugh, has been awarded an academic scholarship
to that school. Zach received this award based upon his excellent academic performance on the scholarship exam as well a
favorable interview with the scholarship committee. The letter
goes on to state, “The caliber of student that we have had the
pleasure to meet from your school is clearly a tribute to the
administration, teachers, and staff. All of the students that
we have met have been a credit to the mission and vision of a
great Catholic education.” In school, we have always known
the quality of the education that we offer, but it is great to
be reaffirmed.
Beth Krizmanich
Paul Barry
Tom Kelly
Andrew Kosiak
Carolyn Duran
*Your MSP schedule takes precedence over this printed schedule
GREEN TEAM - Frank Altiere
CHURCH - Friday, January 23 -- 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Desiree Altiere
Lisa Ferguson
Helen & Jack Bartman
Sue Hellmig
Brian & Patti Ann Concannon
Christi Hilliard
Barbara & Don Eichler
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
FROM THE DESK OF THE DRE
There is nothing “ordinary” about Ordinary Time! We can use this time to celebrate and live our faith. Let us all pause
to reflect on the grace that God bestows upon us each and every day
and give Him thanks for his loving presence.
An important reminder about PREP arrival on Sunday mornings: Car traffic flows ONE-WAY DOWN the driveway between the
convent and gym. Please stop near the stairway on the right before the
gym and drop students off along the inside curb nearest the staircase.
This area is marked by signs and volunteers are stationed here. Please
leave the far lane of the driveway open for reasons of safety.
Upcoming PREP Sundays with NO CLASS:
January 18- MLK Jr. Day holiday
February 1- Pay-It-Forward Day; watch for details coming soon
February 15- President’s Day holiday
Confirmation Class News:
The Confirmation class retreat with Fr. Stephen DeLacy will be
held on Saturday January 24 in the church from 9 am to 4 pm. All
candidates are to bring a brown bag lunch. Drinks and snacks will
be provided. Adult and high school volunteers are needed to assist
throughout the day; please contact [email protected] for more information or to sign up.
The next PREP Confirmation classes will be held on Sun. Jan. 25
and Tue. Jan. 27. Our topic for January is The Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
LENTEN PROGRAM
Sign-Up Sunday
Today is a Sign-Up Sunday for Living
the Eucharist. For the six weeks of Lent,
we invite you to join a small group, a
teen group, and/or participate with
your family. We also invite you to pick up a copy of the Lenten
devotional booklet, From Exodus to Easter: My Daily Journey Through
Lent in the narthex. The Sign-Up Sunday brochures, along with
sign-up cards, are located in the pews and narthex at all the Masses
today. You can also sign up online at our parish website. For more
information, please contact Mrs. Erin Gauntner at 610-935-1261 or
[email protected]. Please join us!
MALVERN RETREAT HOUSE JOB OPENING
Hospitality Coordinator (part-time). Duties include setting up
for Mass and working with our Rector, Msgr. Joseph Marino. For
more information, please contact Jim Hall, Director of Hospitality,
at 484-321-2541 or [email protected].
Mothers’ Home Bowl-A-Thon
Sat. February 7: 3 to 5 PM or 6 to 8 PM
At Sproul Lanes, Springfield. Two time slots are available: 3 to
5 PM and 6 to 8 PM. Each lane costs $150, and includes a private
lane for 6 bowlers for two hours, shoe rental, two pizzas and soda.
Outstanding raffle prizes will be available, including a fall weekend
stay at an Ocean City cottage. Register or sign up to sponsor at
www.mothershome.myevent.com. Mothers’ Home in Darby is our
region’s only residential program for homeless, pregnant women.
January 18, 2015
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING
OUR GIVING TREE!
This year’s response to the Giving Tree was overwhelming again!
Here’s a listing of what we collected for 6 local families (9 adults and
24 children), 100 retired sisters, and 5 agencies in need (PACS, St.
Mary’s Shelter, the Clinic, Mom’s House and the Assisi House):
1 large box of copy paper
1 jumbo pack of paper plates
2 sets of mixing bowls
2 sets of pots and pans
3 tool kits
3 shower curtains
3 sets of bathroom towels
3 coffee makers
4 baby monitors
4 boxes of trash bags
6 children’s musical CDs
8 baking pans
10 Canisters of Clorox wipes
10 sets of measuring cups
10 large boxes of crackers
10 sets of pudding/applesauce snackk packs
k
10 boxes of cereal and oatmeal
12 packages of Post-Its
13 thermometers
16 cans of Lysol Spray
20 packs of Diaper Wipes
21 books
30 cans of fruit/veggies
37 toothbrushes
38 bags of cough drops
41 lbs hard candy
43 chapsticks
51 bottles of Advil / Tylenol
63 toothpastes
102 Hand Sanitizers
105 articles of clothing (incl. clothes, shoes, coats, boots, etc)
118 toys/games
120 8-packs of pocket tissues
130 packs of stationary notecards with envelopes
300 tea bags; 300 packets of Tylenol/Advil tablets
360 pens/markers
2900 1st class stamps
…and over $3500 in gift cards to GIANT/Redners/ACME/
Walmart/Kmart/Lowes !!!
What a wonderful gift to share the many blessings we have –
even in these tough times our parish continues to be so faithful and
generous to the local families and agencies each year in need as part
of the Giving Tree! Thank you so much for all that you do! You have
truly helped to make a difference in these peoples’ lives!
Also, special thanks to those adults and children who went caroling at the Assisi House on Saturday, Jan 3rd. Despite the horrible
weather, we cheerfully sang our way through the halls while handing out Christmas giftbags filled with Giving Tree donations. The
retired sisters really enjoyed the children, the carols, and the gifts!
What a wonderful feeling to share the parish generosity and goodwill with the sisters! Thank you to all who went – and to all who
donated to the Giving Tree!
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
Before Christmas we collected donations for the missions of
the Diocese of Fairbanks, AK. Last week we received a large
envelope filled with thank-you cards and notes written by the
children on Little Diomede island that your donations helped.
Below is a thank-you card from Sr. Dorothy Giloley, and some
notes from the children.
Dear Fr. Pacitti, Erin, and all the parishionersMay you have the gift of Faith, the blessing of Hope,
and the peace of His Love this Christmas and always and
in the New Year! Thank you so much for all the things
you sent for the children. Thank you also for the $100
check for the oranges for Diomede. God bless you for
your generosity and caring!
Love and prayers,
Sr. Dorothy
World Meeting of Families 2015
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED
Parishioners, school families, and other area residents can easily
sign up online to be host families. Hosts list specific accommodations they can offer, household rules, and language preferences on
the web site and visitors search for a match. Visit www.worldmeeting2015.org under ‘Host a Family’ or http://bit.ly/HostAFamily.
Questions, please email [email protected].
Prayer for World Meeting of Families
Join together with families from around the world in prayer.
Pray the World Meeting of Families prayer each day with your
family for the success of the event and for your family’s personal
intentions.
God and Father of us all,
in Jesus, your Son and our Savior, you have
made us your sons and daughters in the
family of the Church.
May your grace and love help our families in
every part of the world be united to one
another in fidelity to the Gospel.
May the example of the Holy Family, with
the aid of your Holy Spirit, guide all families, especially those most troubled, to be
homes of communion and prayer and to
always seek your truth and live in your love.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, pray for us!
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