Holy Family Parish
HOLY FAMILY PARISH MISSION STATEMENT: Holy Family Parish is a community empowered through the Holy Spirit to
promote the Kingdom of God and to extend Christ’s presence among us. This vision will be realized with our loving acceptance of
all people, through heartfelt openness, parish and family unity, and Spirit led involvement.
Pastor:
Parochial Vicar:
Senior Priest:
Deacon:
School Principal:
Business Manager:
DRE:
Music Minister:
Sacristan:
Rev. Joseph Tobias, MSC
Rev. Joseph Kanimea, MSC
Rev. Walter J. Downs, MSC
Deacon Frank Danyi, Parish Ministry
Mrs. Christine Bruce
Mrs. Trish Scherr
Mrs. Donna Ely
Mrs. Rose Laurito
Mrs. Francine Niemira
Mailing Address:
Website Address:
23 Forest Drive, Nazareth PA 18064
www.holyfamilyparish.myownparish.com
TELEPHONES (Area Code 610)
Rectory/Parish Office (23 Forest Dr.)
PREP, Adult & Youth Religious Formation
Notre Dame High School
759-0870
759-2623
868-1431
(3417 Church Rd., Easton, 18045)
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL (Pre-K through 8th Grade)
Holy Family Parish School (17 N. Convent Ave.) 759-5642
Website: www.holyfamilynazareth.com
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/HolyFamily-School-of-Nazareth-PA08142259223670
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday:
Sunday:
Youth Mass:
Lenten Weekdays:
Holydays:
8:30am and Vigil Mass 5:00pm
7:00, 9:00 & 11:00am
2nd & 4th Sunday at 5pm
(Monday-Friday) 7am & 8:30am
Vigil Mass 7:00 pm
7:00 & 9:00 am and 7:00pm
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Wednesday:
9:00 am
Saturday:
9:00 am; 4:00 to 4:45 pm
Also, by appointment
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Monday, by 12 noon, in writing.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Please call the Parish Office when someone becomes seriously ill
or is admitted to the hospital. We also celebrate a Communal
Anointing of the Sick in the spring hosted by the Golden Agers
and in the fall at an 11:00 Sunday Mass.
BAPTISMAL PREPARATIONS
Baptism is celebrated on the Third Sunday of the month
following the 11:00 Mass. Parents should contact the Parish
Office to make an appointment. Parents and Godparents are
required to meet for an enrichment class, held in the Wortmann
Center, on the First Sunday of each month at 12:30. A Godparent/
Sponsor must be a registered, practicing Catholic and must
receive a sponsor eligibility form from their parish.
MARRIAGE
Sacrament preparation includes attending a Pre-Cana Conference
and meetings with a priest. Ordinarily the period of preparation
requires a minimum of six months. Weddings are celebrated on
Fridays at 4pm or on Saturdays at 11:00 am or 2:00 pm.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP
Please register at the Parish Office. Only registered and
practicing Catholics in good standing can receive Certificates of
Eligibility to act as Sponsor or Godparent for the Sacraments of
Baptism and Confirmation.
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM
Religious education for Parish children attending Public School
Tuesdays & Wednesdays: 4:30 and 6:15.
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Every First Friday of the month beginning after the 8:30AM mass
and ending with benediction at 5PM.
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator
Wendy S. Krisak
(800) 791-9209
Diocesan Safe Environment Coordinator
Sr. Meg Cole, SSJ
(610) 332-0442 ext. 19
For more information regarding the Diocesan Safe Environment
Program please visit: www.allentowndiocese.org
Administered by Missionaries of the Sacred Heart
www.misacor-usa.org
Holy Family Church
Nazareth, Pennsylvania
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
March 29, 2015
FIRST READING: ISAIAH 50:4-7
SECOND READING: PHILIPPIANS 2:6-11
GOSPEL READING: MARK 14:1-15:47
Passion Sunday marks our entrance into the high feast of
our faith, the great holy days and sacred time of our lives
as Christians. The enthralling Passion Narrative is not
simply a drama about the death of Jesus. It invites us to
find our place in the story. We have the opportunity to
choose how we will follow Jesus, whether courage or
cowardice will mark our own discipleship.
THIS WEEKEND
PALM SUNDAY
BOOK & BAKE FAIR
Our Parish School will be
hosting a Scholastic Book Fair
and Bake Sale in the
Wortman Center after all masses.
The Last Supper narrative shows us the heroic selfoffering of Jesus as he stands between tales of betrayal
and denial. Before the Meal begins, an unnamed woman
pours away nearly a year’s wages with the perfumed oil
she uses to anoint Jesus. She reaps no personal reward for
this action, but for her courage and self-sacrifice, Jesus
declares that her memory will become part of his gospel
for all time. Quite an astonishing recognition!
Purchase religious/secular books for Easter
gifts.
∗ Bring your camera for pictures with the
Easter Bunny.
∗ Enjoy baked goods, coffee and buy some holiday
treats for family & friends.
∗ Festive Easter Basket Raffle.
Come Out & Support our Parish School!
Cash, check, credit accepted.
Compare her response to Jesus on that night with how
Judas responds. Judas, who shares the indignation of others present at this “display” and “waste,” leaves to make
a devil’s bargain with the chief priests over the life of his
teacher. Which disciple will we be: the anonymous woman of wise action or the follower who does his evil under
cover of darkness?
Please remember in your prayers this week
our RCIA candidates and their sponsors.
At the Easter Vigil our catechumens and
candidates will become full members
of our parish family.
On the far side of the Last Supper is Peter’s denial. While
Judas’ betrayal simply hastened the arrest of Jesus that
was already in the works, Peter’s disavowal of Jesus was
personal and pivotal. Barely an hour earlier Peter had
sworn that his faith in Jesus could not be shaken. Yet he
slept through Jesus’ agony in the garden and did not
awaken to the superficiality of his loyalty until it was
three times too late.
Mark inserts another nameless character here to underscore Peter’s plight—and ours—in the young man
wrapped in a linen cloth who runs away naked from the
dangerous hour. The cloth suggests the attire of the baptized. It is swept away by a grasping hand revealing that
outward signs of faith mean nothing if they are not also
deeply internalized. Those who leave the side of Jesus in
the critical hour are truly naked and vulnerable. Mark
asks us to contrast all of these images with that of Jesus,
sitting at supper, saying, “Take it; this is my body.” Take
it, and never forsake it.
Stewardship Thought
Good stewards strive to conform their lives to that of
Christ - emptying themselves of all pride and putting
themselves at the service of others.
Our March 22nd offerings amounted to $19,791.65
Our Rice Bowl offerings amounted to $3,569.63
Sincere thanks for your spirit of stewardship!
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ADORATION OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
On Good Friday, there will not be
adoration. Adoration will be on Holy
Thursday after the 7PM mass until 11PM.
PLEASE BE INFORMED…
•
IN PREPARATION OF EASTER, please remove all
Christmas decorations or old/unwanted items from the
graves of your loved ones . Graves should be cleaned off
as soon as possible. According to cemetery guidelines,
graves are to be cleaned off by Easter. Please use the
dumpster provided; do not throw trash into the wood line
along the cemetery.
•
MSC GOLF TOURNAMENT will be held on September
18th. Complete information will be provided over the
summer months.
The Parish Office will be closed on Good
Friday and will re-open on Monday. Happy
Easter from all of us in the office!
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Wednesday - April 1st
No 7AM Mass, No Confessions
Priest’s attend Chrism Mass
Holy Thursday - April 2nd
No Morning Masses
Mass of the Lord’s Supper - 7PM
Adoration until 11PM.
Good Friday - April 3rd
No Morning Masses, No Adoration
Veneration of the Cross - 3PM
Stations of the Cross - 7PM
Holy Saturday - April 4th
No Morning, No Confessions
Blessing of Food - 11AM & 12 Noon
Easter Vigil 8:00PM
Easter Sunday - April 5th
Masses at
7AM, 9AM, 11AM
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL NEWS
Monday, 3/30: 4th quarter begins
Tuesday, 3/31: Living Stations
1:30.
Wednesday, 4/1: Full day of school.
Thursday, 4/2: Noon dismissal; no
aftercare.
School resumes Monday, April 9th.
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL 5TH GRADERS SAY
“God is like”…
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Disney World: He makes my dreams come true.
A Milky Way: filled with goodness.
Royal Caribbean: He is calling, answer Him royally.
Dunkin Donuts: America runs on Him.
Geico: 15 minutes with God could save you.
THIS TUESDAY
LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Holy Family School Students will perform
Living Stations of the Cross on Tuesday,
March 31st at 1:30.
Altar Rosary Society Meeting
OUR PARISH, ONCE A YEAR ON
GOOD FRIDAY, IS CALLED TO
SUPPORT CHRISTIANS IN THE HOLY
LAND. Many Christians in the Holy
Land depend on the collection for
their lives. As a pontifical
collection requested by Pope Francis,
the annual Good Friday collection offers a direct link for
us to be a witness of peace and to protect the Holy Places.
Please be as generous as means allow.
April 7th at 6:30 in the Wortman Center.
Mother Daughter dinner tickets will be available for
$5 each. Call Joan for reservations (610) 759-4488.
Flowers on the Shrines are
In Honor of
The Living and Deceased Members
Of The Holy Family Sick & Relief Society
This weekend we extend a warm welcome to the men of the
Holy Family Sick & Relief Society to the 9AM Mass
As a tradition, the men process from the Club to church and attend mass as a body. Mass is followed by an annual Palm Sunday Communion Breakfast. Although the Sick & Relief Society is not a parish organization, we
have always had warm and cooperative ties with them. The Sick & Relief Society annually sponsor a band at our
parish festival and host the Holy Family Breakfast with Family & Friends. We thank them for their continued
generosity and commitment to our parish! The Holy Family Club began on June 15, 1915 and has been an active
part of the Nazareth community ever since. The founding members of the club had specific purposes for the
Club’s formation. First and foremost the “Club” was founded with the intent of assisting its active members when in time of need.
The primary function of the “Club” is to maintain a funeral fund and to render aid in case of sickness or disability to its active
members. The second primary purpose for the formation of the “Club” is for the promotion of Christian life in the spirit of the Roman Catholic Church. The founders also envisioned a place they could gather for socialization. Today the Holy Family Sick and
Relief Society of Nazareth, now referred to as “The Club” has an active membership of over 300 and a social membership of well
over 2,000. The social facility at the “Club” downstairs offers a full service bar, The Holy Grill, billiard table, dartboards, and
bowling lanes with automatic scoring. Local bowling leagues make the “Club” their home throughout the year. The Club also
serves as an excellent place for weddings, banquets, anniversaries, etc. From small affairs, which would utilize the cocktail room,
to the luxurious dining room for large affairs.
For more info. on joining the Club or booking an event, please call (610) 759-7887.
Mass Intentions for the Week
Monday, March 30th
7:00AM Anna Searfoss by MaryAnn Schweitzer
8:30 AM Betty Deutsch by Colin, Kyle & Terence Shebby
Rich Walakovits by Annie
MSC Mass Joan Anastasi by Mary Ellen McWhirter
Tuesday, March 31st
7:00 AM All Souls by Angelo Martino
8:30 AM Michael Potope by Mr. & Mrs. James Potope
Mary Satlov by Family
MSC Mass Michael Kopach by Daughter, Michele & Joe
Weber
RICE BOWL
IT’S NOT TOO LATE
TO CONTRIBUTE
Holy Family took a collection last weekend
for CRS Rice Bowl. We ask parish families
to contribute through fasting and saving
for those less fortunate.
Hungering for Celebration!
We prayed, fasted and gave alms - and now we celebrate! Our
Lenten journey with CRS Rice Bowl ends in our own hearts,
where Jesus reigns forever. Let us rejoice in our risen Lord and in the lives we’ve changed this Lent all over the world!
You can still make a Rice Bowl offering. Please place your
offering, clearly marked “Rice Bowl”, into the Sunday
collection. Make a difference in the lives of the poor!
THE JELLY BEAN PRAYER
RED is for the blood He gave.
GREEN is for the grass He made.
YELLOW is for the sun so bright,
ORANGE is for the edge of night.
BLACK is for the sins that were made
WHITE is for the grace He gave.
PURPLE is for His hours of sorrow,
PINK is for the new tomorrow.
A bag full of jelly beans,
Colorful and bright,
Tell them it’s a prayer…
It’s a promise…A Delight!
May the joy of Christ’s Resurrection
fill your heart and bless your life!
AMEN!
Wednesday, April 1st
No 7AM Mass
8:30AM John Deutsch by John & Sylvia Genovese
John Steltzman Family by Anna Magdits
Anna Tavianini by The Holy Family Altar Rosary Society
MSC Mass John Paukovits by Joe & Sue Paciucci
No Confessions
Holy Thursday, April 2nd
No Morning Mass
7PM Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Adoration until 11PM
Friday, April 3rd
No Morning Mass, No Adoration
3PM Veneration of the Cross
7PM Stations of the Cross
Saturday, April 4th
No Morning Mass
11AM Blessing of Food
12 Noon Blessing of Food
8PM Easter Vigil Holy Family Parishioners
Knights of Columbus
2015 Holy Family Parish
Easter Egg Hunt
Children Ages 0-10
Sat. April 4th (Rain or Shine) at 2PM
Holy Family School Field
Candy Filled Eggs, Prizes & Face Painting
Bring a bag or basket and camera to take pictures with
the Easter Bunny!
Questions: Brian Philip (610) 330-9334
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FINAL FISH BAKE
APRIL 3rd
Due to weather conditions on March 20th, our fish bake was cancelled. An additional Fish Bake has been scheduled for April 3rd,
Good Friday. Come join us after the 3:00 PM Service or before the
7:00 PM Stations of the Cross.
The fish bake will be served from 4-7PM at Holy Family Club. Cost:
$10 adult, $5 for children 6 - 12, Under 5 free.
Take outs are available.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SPRING???
So are the Holy Family School Players!
We have been working hard planning
for our spring musical, Nanny McPhee!
In order to raise funds for our production we will be selling discount cards
for Rita’s Ice. For $5.00 you purchase a
Rita’s discount card and the drama club
keeps $4.00! You will then save 10% off of all of your
purchases (no exclusions) for the whole 2015 Rita’s
season. Rita’s Discount Cards are available in the Parish Office or by using the order form in the Narthex.
Also, mark your calendars for
“Spirit Night” at Chick-fil-a on April
27th from 5-8PM. Come out to eat
with the drama club or take out in
support of The Holy Family School
Players.
Nanny McPhee the Musical will be performed in the
Holy Family School Gymnasium on May 22, 23, 24!
Tickets available at the Parish Office. See you there!
HOLY FAMILY CLUB
100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 2015
2PM Special Anniversary Mass
at HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
Followed by Celebration
at HOLY FAMILY CLUB
approx. 3:30
100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Includes: Cocktails & Hors ‘Devours,
Country Style Dinner, Open Bar
Entertainment by Josef Kroboth 7pm-11pm
Cost: $45 per person.
Reservations available starting April 1, 2015
For reservations contact Jeff Mehrholz at
(610) 759-3811 or [email protected]
Anyone interested in advertising in the Holy Family
Club's History Booklet that is being created for the
celebration noted above, should contact Steve
Janny by April 30th. (610)759-4728. There are spots
from business card size, 1/4, 1/2, and full page sizes
ranging from $25 to $100. Show your support, memories
Please pray for all those who have died,
especially Michael Kopach.
May his soul and all the souls of the
faithful departed rest in peace.
LITURGICAL MINISTER SCHEDULE
HOLY WEEK & EASTER
THURSDAY, 4/2
7PM, MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Tom & Donna Ely, Steve &
Kathy McKinney, Jen Hudak, Sandy Miller, Jayne
Sullivan, Anita Paukovits Altar Servers: Keith &
Molly Neidig, John McKinney, Jacob Stubits, Dominick
Phillip Lectors: Vic Silimperi & Toni Hummel
FRIDAY, 4/3
3PM, VENERATION OF THE CROSS
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Jim Byrnes, Tom Crimi
Altar Servers: Elizabeth & James Abramo, Alex Brown
Lectors: 1.Florinda Meli, 2.Steve Peterson, S. Donna
Ely, N. Tom Ely
7PM, STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Altar Servers: John McKinney, Matthew & Ben Morris
SATURDAY, 4/4
8PM, EASTER VIGIL
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Tom & Donna Ely, Steve &
Kathy McKinney, Chris Adams, Bill Frasier, Cindy
Gaffga, Michael Ferraro Altar Servers Alex Brown,
John McKinney, Luz Velez, Mary Frasier, Elizabeth &
Ethan Green Lectors: Gens 1:1-2:2: Gina Gorman,
Exodus 14:15-15:1: Steve Peterson, Isaiah 55:1-11:
Anita Paukovits Epistle: Tom Ely
SUNDAY, 4/5
EASTER SUNDAY
7AM MASS
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Diane Gerhab, Sam & Carol Strack Altar Servers: Christopher Reddick, Brian &
Elizabeth Laurito Lectors: Samantha Strack & Jen
Hudak
9AM MASS
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Joan Frisch, Dave Jaman,
MaryAnn Schweitzer, Dennis Sullivan, Jayne Sullivan,
Charlie Costanzo, Joan Frisch, Florence Schultz Altar
Servers: Nathan & Travis Stefanik Julia Fontanta Lectors: Helen Ziegler & Victor Silimperi
11AM MASS
Extra Ordinary Ministers: Sandy Miller, Donna
Broda, Tim & Eileen Paukovits, Margaret Bartolucci,
Jim Byrnes, Melanie Markulics, Bill Frasier Altar
Servers: Valentina & James Bartolucci, Keith Neidig
Lectors: Cynthia Tintorri & Toni Hummel
***Altar Server Practices for Holy Week***
Practice for Holy Thursday - School servers; training
during school
Practice for Good Friday—2:30 on Good Friday
Practice for Easter Vigil—10:15 on Holy Saturday
Practices will be about 20 minutes long.
APRIL/MAY WORD AMONG US
Now available in the Parish Office
for $2.00 per copy.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PARISH SERVICEMEN
Especially CW4 Jeffrey Busboom
Lt. Thomas Joseph Jednak
& Lt. James Graves
*If you have a relative who is currently
serving in the military, active or inactive, please
forward their name and rank to the Parish Office.
Please pray for health and healing for:
Mike Lalley, Christopher Teats, Betty Wuscher,
Breandon Courtney, Kitty Hausman, Barbara Lucas,
Larry Rodgers, Florence Searock, Pat Russamano, Judy
Tanzosh, James Frare, Walter Easterday, Nancy
Noversel Herman, Deb Rutan, Michael
Pierzga Jr., Maria Jaworski, Doris Uhler,
Mary Sysko, Betty Granda, Harry Miller,
Deacon Frank Danyi, Pat Kidd, Kitty
Hausman, Rose Wilburn, Rose Bocich,
Sheri Stuhldreher
MEN OF MALVERN RETREAT
A HOLY FAMILY MEN’S TRADITION
We all want to be happy. A deeper personal relationship
with Jesus Christ is the key! This is a personal invite to
meet HIM and a placed to meet HIM. The retreat that
most Holy Family Men attend is the weekend of August
21-23. Contact Frank (610) 759-0799 or Reggie (610)
759-4896 for more info.
GOLDEN AGERS BUS TRIP
Call 759-0576 for reservations
May 7th: “Branson Fever & Crazy Elmer” at Penn’s
Peak in Jim Thorpe. $78 per person. Meal included.
“End of Life Issues: What Does the Church Teach?”
Saturday, April 11, 2015
9AM – 12PM
at the McGlinn Conference Center
460 St. Bernardine St., Reading, PA 19607
Free admission – includes a continental breakfast at 8:30AM
Register online at:
www.allentowndiocese.org/endoflife
For questions, call Mary, at
610-289-8900, ext. 228 by April 7, 2015
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Pray to End Abortion!
Join St, Jane de Chantal in prayer
1st Saturday of the month 10-11AM
April 4, 2015
Easton Medical Center, 25th and Butler St., Easton 18042
Contact: Karen (484) 546-9863
FATHER ELIAS MUNYANEZA IS CHAPLAIN AT THE
EASTON HOSPITAL AND ST. LUKE'S ANDERSON CAMPUS. He finds a difficulty at the present time: patients at
these hospitals are not being automatically identified with
a religious affiliation. If you or someone you know is a
patient at either of these hospitals, he would welcome an
invitation to visit them. You may call the Parish Office
and we will contact Fr. Elias. He would also welcome a
direct call at his cell phone (484) 542-9261.
NEW EASTWOOD CARE & REHABILITATION CENTER OFFERING FREE BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP for those who
have lost a loved one. This small group will help those who
attend to be able to address their new “normal” and learn again
how to begin resuming their lives. Reservations necessary.
Please call Chaplain Herauf for more info. and reservations at
(610) 258-2801 or email [email protected].
SWINGING WITH THE RAT PACK: RELIVE THE GLORY DAYS
OF VEGAS Sun., April 26th at 2PM, Honor Flight Philadelphia will be holding a fundraising event, "Swinging with the Rat
Pack" with Dean, Frank, Sammy along with a special appearance by Marilyn Monroe. The event will be help at the Springfield Country Club. Tickets: $50, includes buffet lunch, show,
photos with the Rat Pack and more.
COURT EASTON #358 will hold the next meeting on Wed.,
April 8th at 6:30 PM at St. Bernard’s Oratory, 132 S. 5th St.,
Easton. All women over the age of 18 are welcome to attend
and find new ways to extend themselves through "Unity and
Charity", our motto. For info. call (610) 252-0202.
CRAFTERS WANTED for the St. Francis Center for
Renewal Holiday Craft Fair on November 7, 2015. Hand made
crafts only. Option 1: 3’ x 6’ table & 2 chairs ($40), Option 2:
10’ x 10’ Space with 2 chairs ($80), Electricity (limited) ~ $25.
THE NOTRE DAME THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS "A TALE
OF TWO CITIES: THE MUSICAL" on Thurs. & Fri., April 23
& 24 at 7:30PM and Sat., April 25 at 2 & 7:30PM at Notre
Dame HS. Tickets $10; $8 students & seniors 65+. Details/
tickets: (610) 515-1686 or [email protected]. Notre
Dame HS, 3417 Church Rd., Easton 18045
(near 33 & Wm. Penn Hwy.)
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Office Hrs. by Appointment - House Calls
40 W. Prospect St., Nazareth, PA 610-746-9080
Business Accounting Services
Tax Preparation for Business & Individuals
Locations in Nazareth & Yardley
800-380-8161
Cyber Station Café–Serving your
Computer and Coffee needs
756 Main Street, Tatamy
Phone: 610-438-4075
COMPUTER REPAIRS,
CUSTOM BUILT COMPUTERS
TREE SERVICE
Roofing - Vinyl Siding - Decks - Gutters - Painting
Masonry - Carpentry - Replacement Windows & Doors
610-509-3746
Diocese Member
No Job too small!
Serving The Nazareth Area
Center Valley
610-814-2700
www.SacredHeartSeniorLiving.com
Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 6:00
Saturday 8:30-2:00
EASTON
Carl Castelletti
Home Improvement & Handyman Services
All types of Repairs & Construction Projects we do it all!
Assisted & Independent Living
Northampton
610-262-4300
“Excellence in Living with Sacred Heart Care”
“Whoever has ears, let them hear” Matthew 13:9
3445 High Point Blvd.
Bethlehem, PA 18017
6695 Sullivan Trail
Wind Gap, PA 18091
Free Estimates • Fred Wolfe
610-258-4666
Providing hearing and hearing aid services
to the Lehigh Valley for over 35 years
AUDIOLOGIST
Anne Hank, MS, CCCA
Parishioner
Serving NJ, PA & DE
3311 Northwood Ave.
Easton, PA 18045
610-252-0442
Lic# PA025725
• CUSTOM INSIGNIA BRACES
• INVISALIGN
• DAMON BRACES
Consider
Remembering
Your Parish in
Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
610.866.5555
www.bethlehemaudiology.com
610.696.0100
SPECIALIZING IN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
& MOLD REMEDIATION SINCE 1984
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MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY SERVICE • FREE INSPECTIONS • LICENSED & INSURED
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Nazareth
ARMY-NAVY
STORE
SPORTSWEAR • WORKWEAR
Embroidery &
Screen Printing
SCHOOL UNIFORMS
FOOTWEAR • STEEL TOES
Suppliers to Industry
68 South Main Street
Nazareth, PA 18064
(610) 759-2378
LLC
PROPANE
SALES/ SERVICE
& DELIVERY
Fuel Oil/Kerosene
On/Off Road Diesel Fuel
Heating/Air Conditioning
Sales & Service
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise
starting as low as $1045 per couple. Daily Mass and
Rosary offered. Deposit of only $100 per person
will reserve your cabin.
Website:
www.fogelsfuel.com
PA727
108 Easton Road Nazareth, PA 18064
Fax: 610-759-9056
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
an Official
Travel Agency
of AOS-USA
610-759-0629
285700 Holy Family Church (A)
www.jspaluch.com
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