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July 5, 2015
Church of Saint Mary
40 Spring Mount Road
Schwenksville, PA 19473
610-287-8156
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www.churchofsaintmary.org
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday
4:00 p.m.
Sunday
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
July 4
Tony Zisa - Deb and Anthony Zisa
July 5
14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
People of Saint Mary Parish
Sam and Margherita Storti’s 50th Anniversary The Martin and Debro Families
10:30 a.m.
Thomas H. Gallagher - Gail Gallagher
12:00 p.m.
Angelo Anastasia - The Stiles Family
Monday
July 6
Saint Maria Goretti
9:00 a.m.
Deceased Members of the Schreiner Family
Tuesday
July 7
Weekday
9:00 a.m.
Rose Mari Petrone - Mary Shofran
Wednesday July 8
Weekday
9:00 a.m.
Living & Deceased Members of the McGann
Family - Joe and Ronnie McGann
Thursday
July 9
Saint Augustine Zhao Rong &
Companions
9:00 a.m.
Thomas J. Kenna Jr. - Bill and Penny O’Donnell
Friday
July 10
Weekday
9:00 a.m.
Marguerite Fell - Pat Matthews
Saturday
July 11
Saint Benedict
9:00 a.m.
Leo Bouffard - The Beck Family
4:00 p.m.
Lillian Lessig - Roberts and S.J. McCurdy
Sunday
July 12
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30 a.m.
Maureen Kelly - The Stiles Family
9:00 a.m.
People of Saint Mary Parish
10:30 a.m.
The Intentions of Saint Mary Linen Ministry
Members
12:00 p.m.
Sara Sawick - The Severoni Family
PLEASE REMEMBER
IN YOUR PRAYERS
Kimberly DiPietro Alexander, Scott Barton, Pat Beauchamp,
Janelle Bergandino, Mike Bones, Bruno Capobianchi,
Danielle Carbo, Dolores Carbo, Lisa Caruso, Suzanne
Casazza, David Clark, Randy Cornell, Russell Cornell,
Jonathan Cosgrove, Teri Daring, Leslie Defrancesco,
Jeffrey DiPietro, Isabella Donaghy, Robert Donaghy Sr.,
Susan Elizabeth Eggert, Faith Embree, Robert Erwin, Erica
Fox, Bill and Charles Fries, Maria Gellis, Robin Gellis, Lois
Walter-Hammer, Diane Heal, Art Hinson, Richard Hood, Ric
Interrante, Joe Jaconski, Debbie Kiester, Catherine King,
Frank Larkins, Maryann Lepone, Carol Lynd, Doris Marsh,
Anthony Martin, Joe McGann, Matthew McNamee, Jamie
McNutt, Joan Mooney, John Nichols, Bill O’Donnell, Frank
and Dianne Ponzio, John Ragg, Walter Righter, Joe Ryan,
Logan Shaner, Morgan Smith, Nancy Stevens, Harry
Stumpf, Fran Szewczak, AnnMarie Tate, Nicholas
Trojanski, Katherine Veneziano, May Young, Maria Wellis,
Beverly Ann and Joseph Zapata, Paul and Dawn Zottoli
LETTER
FROM THE
PASTOR
Dear Parish Family,
A warm welcome to you, our faithful parishioners and all who may be
joining us today for Mass. Please know you always have a home at the
Church of Saint Mary!
SUMMER: I hope and pray you are enjoying some time away for fun
and relaxation with your family and friends. Summer is always a nice time to
take a break from the usual routine. Please remember our parish while you
are away. Mass attendance and donations usually decrease in the summer.
If you have not done so already please give ELECTRONIC FUND
TRANSFER a try. It allows your donation to reach the Church while you are
away. It maintains financial security for our parish. Please log on to our
Web Site's HOME PAGE and look immediately to the LEFT. There will be
THREE BLUE BOXES. Click the BOX that states: PARISH GIVING. Follow
the easy step by step directions and you will be listed as an EFT participant.
SAINT MARY PREP: PREP stands for Parish Religious Education
Program. Saint Mary Parish offers a School of Religion for Elementary
School aged children attending non-Catholic Schools during Monday and
Tuesday evening from 6:30pm until 7:45pm in our Catholic Education
Center. Kathy Wasniewski is the Principal of PREP and Coordinator of
Religious Education for Saint Mary Parish. PREP follows the curriculum of
religion of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and is considered an evening
school of religion. Registrations are now being accepted for September.
Please call our Religious Education Office or visit our Web Site for more
information. All contact information is on the front of our bulletin. Thank
You!
SAINT MARY RCIA process: RCIA stands for RITE OF CHRISTIAN
INITIATION OF ADULTS. It is the formational process by which the Roman
Catholic Church welcomes God's people into a deeper relationship with Him
through His Holy Church. Do you know of any adult who desires to join the
Catholic Church? Do you know of any adult who desires to receive the
Sacraments of Eucharist and/or Confirmation as well as Reconciliation? Do
you know of any adult who desires to convert to Catholicism from another
Christian religion? Do you know of any adult who has not been baptized?
Please help them on the journey! Walk with them!! Pray with them!!! Lead
them to Saint Mary Parish! God will do the rest! If you know of any adult
please encourage them to contact Deacon Don Nichols, Coordinator of the
RCIA process here at Saint Mary Parish. Deacon Don's information is on
the front cover of our Sunday bulletin. God bless you for all you do in
leading others to His Church.
SAINT MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL: was founded in 1961 and then
staffed by the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia (commonly known as
the Glen Riddle Franciscans) and competent lay teachers. This community
of Religious Women were founded by Saint John Neumann, the fourth
bishop of Philadelphia. Saint Mary Catholic School is currently a Middle
States Accredited School of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and Saint Mary
Parish. It is staffed by competent lay teachers of the Catholic Faith. Saint
Mary Catholic School offers two divisions: Our Pre-School Division
educates 3 and 4 year old children in the Catholic tradition. Our
Elementary School Division educates our Kindergarten through Eighth
Grade students as well in the Catholic tradition. Our school has a
Technology Teacher, Art Teacher, Music and Drama Teacher, Honors Math
Teacher and Resource Teacher. We are the lowest tuition in the area.
Please Come and Check us out! Registrations are now being accepted for
the new school year. Please visit our school web site. Our School Office
Hours during the summer are: Monday through Thursday from 9:00am
until 3:00pm. Come and See!
AN ARRAY OF ANGELS MURAL: Donations are being accepted
for a NEW MURAL for our Adoration Chapel. Large or small gifts given with
love are PRICELESS. We will gladly acknowledge receipt of your gift and
remember you and your intentions at our Memorial Fund Mass which is
celebrated every fourth Sunday of the month at the 12 Noon Mass.
I f
you Have a nice week, everyone!
would like to place someone on the prayer list or those
serving our country list, please contact the parish house.
Love and prayers,
Father Bellopede
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LITURGICAL MINISTRY ASSIGNMENTS FOR JULY 4-5
MASS
CELEBRANT
LECTOR
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
ALTAR SERVERS
MUSIC
SACRISTAN
4:00 PM
Fr. Bellopede
Bill Bushey
Gail Fulmer
Bushey, Davis, S. Freed, Gdonski, Hines,
Hinson
Klisch, Rigby, Roberge
Organ/Cantor
Olzinski
7:30 AM
Fr. Kean
Jody Shollenberger
Michelle Dyer
Whitehead, Zandier, Chalmers,
Coneghen, Dewees, Kelly
George, Kosiorek, Neff
Quiet
Chalmers
9:00 AM
Fr. Bellopede
Mary Anne Poatsy
Trish Yaglensk
Forsyth, Kunz, Storti, Walsh, J. Bickel,
M. Bickel
J. & J. Antosh,
Dougherty
Organ/Cantor
Chalmers
10:30 AM
Fr. Bellopede
Jack Carney
Deirdre Camilleri
Brady, Cornely, Gentner, Gibson,
McCarron, McHugh
J. & N. Bakey,
Fassnacht
Acclaim
Chalmers
12:00 PM
Fr. Kean
William John
Kathy Blum
Hamel, Klisch, Luckenbach, Lugo,
Schnaubelt, Smart
Lees, L. & M. Pelletier
Organ/Cantor
Chalmers
UPCOMING LITURGICAL MINISTRY ASSIGNMENTS FOR JULY 11-12
MASS
CELEBRANT
LECTOR
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS
ALTAR SERVERS
MUSIC
SACRISTAN
4:00 PM
Fr. Bellopede
Tony Rhuberg
Damon Lees
Matthews, Moyer, Swantek, Bushey,
Davis, F. Freed
Moore, Roth, Vu
Organ/Cantor
Chalmers
7:30 AM
Fr. Badeaux
Sean Chalmers
Grace Chalmers
Kirby, Kosiorek, McCloskey, McGeeney,
Shofran, Whitehead
C. & C. Caiola,
Cervantes
Quiet
Little
9:00 AM
Fr. Kean
Joe Cahill
Laura Janis
Cahill, Dyson, Forsyth, Kunz, Storti, Walsh
Brady, McCafferty,
McElroy
Organ/Cantor
Little
10:30 AM
Fr. Bellopede
Erin Leone
Sam Roberts
McHugh, O'Donnell, Bintner, Brady,
Cornely, Gentner
McHugh, Ondo,
Snyder
Acclaim
Little
12:00 PM
Fr. Kean
Paul Black
Jan Kolesky
Uhl, Hamel, Keller, Klisch,
Luckenbach, Lugo
J., S. & T. Wade
Spirit Choir
Little
Memorials
The Rose For Life in front of the Blessed Mother statue is in honor of Stephanie Leichner at the request of Denise Sozda.
The Rose for Resurrection in front of the Saint Joseph statue is in honor of Mary & Bill Dougherty at the request of Kate Long.
The Vigil Light in our Chapel burning next to an image of our Blessed Mother is in thanks to Patty Carney, Afternoon Captain at
the request of MaryKay.
The Sanctuary Lamp burning next to our tabernacle in our Church is in memory of Richard (Dick) Webster at the request of
Family.
The Sanctuary Lamp burning next to our tabernacle in our Chapel is in thanks to Sally Trier, Morning Division Leader at the
request of MaryKay.
The Altar Candles burning on the Altar in our Church this week are in honor of Pat Matthews at the request of Mary Shofran.
The Altar Candles burning on the Altar in our Chapel this week are in memory of Byron Kopp at the request of The Leach Family.
The Altar Bread and Wine donated this week is in memory of Betty and Bob McMillan at the request of The McGee Family.
The Altar Flowers donated this week are in honor of Jessica Catherine McGee at the request of John and Mary.
If you are interested in having Memorials in memory or honor of a loved one, please contact the Parish House. Memorials are for one week.
Donations: Rose for Life, Rose for Resurrection, Vigil Light are $5, Sanctuary Lamps are $10, Altar Candles are $20, Bread and Wine is $50,
Altar Flowers are $175
PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING OUR COUNTRY
Tim Fitzgerald
Yaphet Blair
Frank P. Roth
Michael Hood
David Sinnk
Brian Dunn
Keith E. Mason
Timothy Ryan McGinnis
Lauren Shaw
Ryan Nolan
Madeline Augustine
Albert Joseph Augustine
Blaise Fountaine
Kayla Carroll
Fr. David A. Daigle
Matthew Foley
John Walsh
John Weaver
Jonathan Minkler
William Ian Holdsworth
Michael E. Ingram
Wayne Cherry, Jr.
Kyra Chamberlain
Dominic D. Zottoli
David Gentner
Bridgette Augustine
Travis R. Quimby
Andrew Schnaubelt
Shawn O’Connor
Brian Sinclair
Jim Gotlewski
Gerard Pettine
Brian Smith
Brett R. Karkheck
Michael Boehret
Joseph Wolf
George Lockbaum
Collin Hamel
Matthew Kearney
Charles Joseph Maloney III
Thomas Fisher
Tim Murray
Tom Gutherman
Jackie Perrie
Aaron Hart
Jennifer Foley
Richard Granozio
Sharon Hyland Keyser
Ed Loughery Jr.
Jacob McLendon
Ian Keyser
Michael Regan
Ryan Decker
William Schweitzer
Eric Funk
Kevin K. O’Malley
Matthew Dager
Kyle Houchins
Kyle Kearney
Brian Murray
Eric Himmel
Bobby McCall
Geoff Ostrowkski
David Casas
Shannon D. Revit
Nick Harris
Tim Harris
Jordan Mares
Molly Winters
Brianna Carroll
PARISH NEWS
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
St. John Vianney speaking about Adoration:
‘When we speak to Jesus with simplicity and
with all our heart, He does like a mother who
holds her child's head with her hands and
covers it with kisses and caresses.’ We have
THREE night hours that we MUST fill. Night
Division is 12:00AM to 6:00AM. We have ONLY THREE
substitutes for the night division. Open hours: Sun @
1:00pm & 5:00pm, Tues @ 2:00am, Wed @ 3:00am &
5:00am, Thurs @ 10:00am, and Fri @ 12:00pm. We must
have at least one person scheduled for each hour. Please
call MaryKay @ 484-415-0338.
MUSICIANS NEEDED!
Instrumentalists and vocalists are needed
for the 9:00 AM Mass. Rehearsals are
the second Sunday of the month after the
9:00 AM Mass. High school age and
adult musicians are welcome! Those
interested should contact Jane
Weidemoyer at [email protected] for further info!
$120K
$90K
$60K
$30K
OUR GOAL
$150,000
ANNUAL
APPEAL
PROGRESS
$50,248.40
ANNUAL APPEAL
St. Mary Annual Appeal is used
for Parish needs that are not
covered in our operating budget.
This year’s appeal goal is
$150,000 and will be used to
update the church’s HVAC
system and campus lighting.
Please help us reach our goal by
returning your census form and
appeal donation to the parish
house. Thank you in advance for
your generosity!
WELCOME……
and God’s Blessings on Lily Isabelle Wagner
and Zachary Joseph Yarrison who were
baptized by Deacon Donald Nichols on
Sunday, June 28th.
2015-2016 CALENDAR DATES
All organizations should have received
their meeting dates for the 2015-2016
Parish Calendar.
Please return your
completed Facilities Use Form to Sandi in
the Parish House as soon as possible so
your dates can be entered into the Parish
Calendar. If you did not receive meeting dates for your
organization please contact Sandi at 610-287-8156.
SCHOOL NEWS
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
Did you know that our students achieve excellence,
learn Catholic values, and become great leaders? We are
now accepting registrations from Pre-School 3 to Grade
8 for the 2015-2016 school year. School districts do
provide busing for our students in grades K – 8. Come
See Us! Call the school office at 610-287-7757 to
register, for more information or to schedule a tour.
SCHOOL OFFICE SUMMER HOURS
Monday - Thursday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
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Saint Mary School:
Building the Faith,
One Child at a Time!
LOVE IS OUR MISSION: THE FAMILY FULLY ALIVE
Theme 6: All Love Bears Fruit
“Love is our mission” for everyone – not just those who
are married. Catholic marriage is a beautiful sacrament,
but it is not necessary for a fully human life. In any society, many will be marginalized if marriage is seen as mandatory, as if one needs a sexual partner in order to be complete. Celibacy in the Church resists this misleading idea,
insisting that life outside of marriage is also meant to be
beautiful, social, and sacramental. Catholic celibacy and
marriage have the same inner rationale, for in both cases,
love commits us to service and joins us to the cross. A life
of celibacy may be lay or ordained. Celibacy can be chosen, as in vowed religious life, or the result of being unable to marry, due to disability or circumstance. There are
many ways of being celibate, each with important distinctions, but to be fruitful, they all require a similar internal
motion of soul, an offering of our heart to the Lord. Wise,
mature celibates and spouses practice many of the same
spiritual skills. Celibacy and marriage both proclaim that
sexual intimacy cannot be a temporary experiment or conditional audition. Both celibacy and marriage create solidarity between the sexes, rejecting sex in the context of
what Pope Francis called the “throwaway culture.” To
create communities where unmarried men and women
experience joy and live their mission is something Christians need to do for one another.
Saint Vincent
dePaul Grocery List
FINANCIAL FACTS
Collection for June 28, 2015
Week 52
Due to early transmission of the bulletin, we do
not have the financial numbers for the above
weekend. They will be published in next week’s
bulletin.
Shopping this week? Can you pick up a few items from
the list below and donate them to Saint Vincent dePaul? They can be dropped off during the week in any
vestibule of the Church or on the first Sunday of the
month in the Hall!
All of our parishioners are invited to use
our new option of electronic funds transfer by logging onto
our website and clicking ‘PARISH GIVING’.
PLANNED GIVING: All parishioners and friends of The
Church of Saint Mary are kindly asked to include Saint
Mary Parish in their will and estate planning. We kindly
thank you in advance for remembering this great
community of faith in your will so its mission and ministry
may continue in the years ahead.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Paper, Cleaning
Health
Napkins, Paper towels
Toilet Paper, Tissues
Dish Soap/Clorox
All Purpose Cleaners
Hand Soap
Deodorant
Shampoo/Conditioner
Toothbrush, Toothpaste
Cereal, Grain, Snacks
Canned Food, Soups
Cereal
Instant Potatoes/Rice
Mac and Cheese
Pre-packaged snacks
Jelly
Extra Vegetables from
Gardens
Hearty Soups
Canned Ravioli
Canned Fruits/Veggies
Canned Tuna
Pork and Beans
Pasta Sauce
Special Need
We have several families in need of a car, van or SUV, inspected and in good running condition. For more information, or if you or someone you know are able to help,
please call Mary Cosgrove at 610-287-6552.
Client Needs
#2
World Meeting of Families Philadelphia 2015
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Thousands will visit for this international event from
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Can you open your home and host a
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COURAGE, ENCOURAGE AND SAME-SEX ATTRACTION
Do you or a loved one struggle with same sex attraction?
The Courage Apostolate is the only national,
ecclesiastically approved Catholic Ministry to men and
women living with same-sex attraction. Courage is not an
orientation change group. Rather, we are a spiritual support
group for those who wish to live chastely in accordance
with the teachings of the Church. To contact or speak with
the Philadelphia Courage Chapter ,please email:
[email protected] or call 215-587-4505.
Your confidentiality is respected. More information about
the Courage apostolate can be found at:
www.couragerc.net.
Don’t let sexual violence silence you. Healing can start with a
call. Visit www.pacrimevictims.com/healing or call
1-888-800-8780.
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boy
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refrigerator
#52 Women’s jeans, size 12;
jogging pants, size 12-14;
and new sneakers size 9;
men’s jeans, size 42/30
Female Diapers,
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Small and Medium
LIFE MINISTRIES
Saint Mary Parish is committed to the promotion
and sanctity of all Human Life from the first
moment of conception until natural death. Let us
together as a parish community stand up and speak
loudly and boldly for every person born and unborn.
Rachel’s Vineyard: 1-800-395-HELP(4357)
Helpline for Abortion Recovery: 1-866-482-LIFE(5433)
Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Domestic Abuse: 1-866-Safe-014
Pregnancy Hotline: 1 (800) 712-HELP
World Meeting of the Families Prayer
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!
What is Parish Giving?
Parish Giving is a program which allows parishioners to donate on a
one-time basis or a recurring contribution. Contributions are directly
withdrawn from either your checking or savings account or can be
charged to your credit card.
What types of contributions can we give with Parish Giving?
This Program can be utilized for your Sunday offering, as well as any Holy
Day Collection and all Archdiocesan collections. It can also be used for
donations towards the Capital Campaign, Annual Appeal and Parish Debt
Reduction, etc.. Basically, anything you would like to donate towards can
be done through Parish Giving.
What is the cost to use Parish Giving?
Nothing! Registration and all transactions are free!!!
Why use Parish Giving?
Parish Giving gives you flexibility to choose where you want your
contributions to go and when and how you want them to be made. You
have access to view or make updates your account 24/7. It allows you
the freedom of not having to worry about envelopes, checkbooks or
making up your contributions when you are away from home. It’s
already taken care of!
How do you enroll in Parish Giving?
Parish Giving is very user friendly. It’s as easy as 1-2-3! Visit our website at www.churchofsaintmary.org, look for the “Parish Giving” button on
the left hand side of the page. Click it and then follow the step by step
instructions.
Questions?
Contact Mary Beth at the Parish House for more information
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