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St. John Neumann Church
Our Jubilee Year
October 26, 2014
Parish Office
380 Highland Lane
610.525.3100
Celebrating
A Half Century of
Building Upon
A Community Of
Faith
Ss. Colman-John Neumann
Regional Catholic School
372 Highland Lane
610.525.3266
Parish Website
www.sjnparish.org
School Website
www.scjnschool.org
Mass Schedule
Pastoral Staff
Saturday Evening – 6:00pm
Sunday - 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am and 12pm
Reconciliation
Pastor - Rev. James J. McKeaney
In Residence - Rev. Robert J. Chapman
Permanent Deacon - Deacon David Schaffer
Parish Services Dir. - Sr. Carol Kelly, SSJ
Sunday Assistance Rev. James Martinez, OSA
Rev. Robert Murray, OSA
Bishop Robert Maginnis, D.D.
Principal - Mrs. Cathleen Lamberto
PREP Coordinator - Mrs. Debbie Andes
Music Ministry - Mrs. Isabel Momenee
Saturdays – 5:00 to 5:45pm
Coordinators of Parish Ministry
Daily Mass
Monday - Friday—6:45am and 8:00am
Saturday - 8:00am
Holy Days - (except Christmas and New
Year’s Day) 7:00am, 8:30am & 7:00pm
( No Vigil Mass for the Holy Days)
Baptisms
1:00pm most Sundays. Please call the
rectory to make arrangements.
Weddings
Friday evenings and Saturdays 11:00am,
1:00 and 3:00pm
Adult Ed Coordinator - Deacon David Schaffer
“Aid For Friends” - Kathy LaMonaca
Catholic Charities Services - Mary Ann Gordon
Lectors - Edward Last
Respect Life Committee - Kathy Heenan
Interfaith Hospitality Network - Sister Carol
Active Adults - Bill Haines
Little Church School - Janet Baffa
Altar Guild - Nora Saraceni
MASS INTENTIONS
ALTAR SERVERS
SATURDAY VIGIL, OCTOBER 25TH
6:00 pm Agnes Macken
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
7:30 am Madeline DiRaimo
9:00 am Robert Berdow
10:30 am Mary LiVolsi
12:00 pm Gaetano (Gus) Curci
MONDAY
6:45 am Living & Deceased Members of
St. John Neumann Parish
8:00 am Thomas J. Nowlan
TUESDAY
6:45 am Michael Gallagher
8:00 am Mary & John Doherty
WEDNESDAY
6:45 am Michael Gallagher
8:00 am Eva Keating
THURSDAY
6:45 am Jane Haber
8:00 am Sarah Lynott
FRIDAY
6:45 am Joseph M. Coleman
8:00 am Christopher Schaffer
SATURDAY
8:00 am George & Joan Convery
50th Anniversary
SATURDAY VIGIL, NOVEMBER 1ST
6:00 pm Art Donato
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 pm
SATURDAY VIGIL, OCTOBER 25TH
6:00 pm Meredith Lauzon, Emma McGrath
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
7:30 am Ned Burke, Matt Monteleone
9:00 am Kirsten Zuccarini, Cameron Zuccarini
10:30 am Nolan Barry, Jameson Barry
12:00 pm Kaitlyn Powel, Teresa Hegarty
MTW
8:00 am Kevin Donnelly, Mark Figge
Th F S
8:00 am Mary Kate Kearney, Emily Hauck
SATURDAY VIGIL, NOVEMBER 1ST
6:00 pm Peter Dugery, Joseph Dugery
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND
7:30 am Joseph McCabe, John Boyle
9:00 am Lauren Bracken, Meredith Lauzon
10:30 am Shane Baffa, Colin Biddle,
Matt Monteleone, Sean Clark
12:00 pm Hanna Bodner, John Bodner
Extraordinary Ministers
of the Eucharist
SATURDAY VIGIL, OCTOBER 25TH
6:00 pm John & Barbara Anderson, John Fitzpatrick
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
7:30 am Jim Lavelle, Maryann & Ron Ratigan
9:00 am Tom Lavin, Jerry Dowd, Jennifer Ciarmoli
10:30 am Susan & Dick Bannister, Rory Callaghan
12:00 pm Kathy & Anthony Ricciotti,
Theresa O’Donnell
LECTORS
SATURDAY VIGIL, OCTOBER 25TH
6:00 pm Richard Galli
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
7:30 am Jean M. DiDominic
9:00 am Mike Gormley
10:30 am Al Phelan
12:00 pm Joe Schanne
SATURDAY VIGIL, NOVEMBER 1ST
6:00 pm Barbara Nagle
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND
7:30 am Kevin Judy
9:00 am Joe Reitano
10:30 am Craig Callaghan
12:00 pm Chris Pushaw
SATURDAY VIGIL, NOVEMBER 1ST
6:00 pm Adele Samples, Tom Lavin,
Marie Marziano
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND
7:30 am Maryann & Ron Ratigan, David McDonald
9:00 am Sister Carol, Diane & Larry Freedman
10:30 am Kelly Koscil, Chris Cush, Pat O’Donnell
12:00 pm Robert Hodgson, Guy Wolfington,
Maureen Wynne
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This Week at St. John Neumann
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Little Church School—10:30 am
Rosary for Peace—7 pm
Bible Study—7 pm
Prayer & Scripture—9:30 am
PREP—4:15 pm—school
Choir—7 pm
Adoration—8:30 to 9:30 am
Patricia Adams
Dottie Berry
Dr. Mariel Briones
Maryrose Campbell
Cynthia O’Connor
Timothy Doring
Charles Dougherty
Danny Hill
Barbara Johnson
Jeff Leighton
Father Jim Martinez
Catherine Meticarti
William Miller
Zachary Miller
Sarah Murnaghan
Cynthia O’Connor
Barbara O’Neill
Joe Parente
Sandy Shea
Michael Shelly
Kennedy Snyder
Dan Sullivan
Paul Troy
Laura Fox White
The Little Sisters of the Poor are visiting us this
weekend appealing for your financial assistance to
support their work of caring for the elderly poor.
On a cold wintry night in 1839, God called St.
Jeanne Jugan through the person of Anne Chauvin,
a poor elderly blind and partially paralyzed beggar.
It was through Jeanne’s selfless and magnanimous
gesture of carrying the old woman home, placing
her into her own bed that the seed of our Hospitalier
mission to the elderly poor was born.
Pray for the Deceased
Edward Cyzewski
Jacques Mauch
Here in Philadelphia for 143 years the Little Sisters
have continued to welcome thousands of elderly,
serving them in love with respect and dignity until
death as if they were Jesus Himself. His Providential care provides for us “tangibly” through your
faithful and generous assistance.
May their souls and all the souls of the faithful
departed, through the mercy of God, rest in
peace. Amen.
Prayer for Peace
Donations may be mailed to:
Little Sisters of the Poor Holy Family Home
5300 Chester Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19143
For peace in the world and an end
to terrorism and all war, we pray to
the Lord.
For the protection of Christians in the Middle
East, and for the safety of our military serving all
over the world, we pray to the Lord.
World Mission
Sunday
All Saints Day (November 1st) is not a
holyday of obligation this year because it
falls on a Saturday. Mass on Saturday
morning will be at 8 am.
Thank you for your generous response to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith on World
Mission Sunday last weekend.
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Ss. Colman John Neumann School News
Thursday, October 30th Par ent Confer ences No School
Mallory Piper Needle
daughter of Daniel and Lindsay
Friday, October 31st
Baptized October 19, 2014
Faculty Pr ofessional
Development—No School
SCJN’s 2nd Annual Boutique Shops
LITTLE CHURCH SCHOOL
Thursday, November 6th, 10am to 2pm
and 6:30pm to 10pm
During 10:30 am Mass
In the Parish Life Center
SCJN’s Second Annual Boutique Shops is almost
here!
Little Church School is a program held during
the 10:30 am Mass for 3 year olds through kindergarten. The children gather in the Life Center to hear a child's version of the day's Gospel
followed by a hands-on activity to further their
learning.
This gives the children an opportunity to focus
in
an
ageappropriate setting
while their parents
and older siblings
gather at Mass.
For more information or to register, please contact
Jan Baffa, [email protected], or 484-347-3217.
TICKETS!
You can purchase in the following ways:
Pre-order $35 and $45 at the door.
At Mass: Satur day evening, October 25th and
Sunday, October 26 and
Saturday evening, November 1st and
Sunday, November 2nd
Go online:
www.scjn2014boutiqueshops.eventbrite.com
SCJN website www.scjnschool.org
At SCJN school office
Committee Members have tickets on hand to sell.
Come to the event and buy at the door.
This is an exciting event that should not be missed.
We are still looking for more
committee volunteers, sponsors and donations for our
notorious raffle!
Being A Christian
Being a Christian is like being a pumpkin.
God lifts you up, takes you in and washes all
the dirt off you, opens you
up, reaches deep inside and
scoops out all the yucky
stuff—including the seeds of
doubt, hate, greed, etc. Then
He carves you a new smiling
face and puts His light inside you to shine
for all the world to see. Happy Halloween!
We plan on making this
year’s event as successful as
last year and we are requesting assistance from the parish.
Join us, it’s really a fun
event, so get involved!
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Contact the following co-chairs with any questions:
Robin [email protected],
Jennifer [email protected],
Debby Zuccarini- [email protected]
“Come to Me, all you
who are weary and burdened,
and I will give you rest.”
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND @ 9:00 AM
Matt 11:28
An evening of prayer and reflection for recently
widowed adults and those who have lost a loved
one. The evening will focus on hope and healing
as we continue our journey in life. Deacon David,
who has a degree in Pastoral Counseling and who
lost both his wife and son in 2012, will lead the
evening. Please join us on Thursday, November
6th, 2014 at 7 pm in the par ish r ector y meeting
room.
SCJN SPORTS CENTER
VARSITY SOCCER
Our varsity soccer team defeated Sacred Heart on
Sunday 3-2 taking their season record to 7-0-1.
They go for an undefeated season this weekend.
Go Saints!
JV SOCCER
Our JV soccer team defeated St. John Chrysostom
2-1 and St. Bernadette 3-2, bringing their season
record to 6-2-1. Congratulations!
FIELD HOCKEY
Our varsity field hockey team finished 3rd in the
region with a league record of 2-2-1 (overall 5-4-4).
They won their first round playoff game earlier this
week and advanced to round 2 of the playoffs. Go
Saints!
On Sunday, November 2nd (All Souls Day), at the 9
am Mass we will honor the memory of all who have
died since November 1, 2013. A member of the deceased person’s family will present a flower in memorial at the Offertory. If you are able to join us,
please complete the form below and return it to the
rectory, drop it in the collection basket, or call Sister
Carol (at 610-525-3100) by October 31st.
Name of Deceased_______________________
Date of Death___________________________
The person carrying a flower (provided by the Parish) in the Offertory Procession.
______________________________________
Contact Person_________________________
Phone or email__________________________
Relationship to the Deceased_______________
CYO Basketball Registration
Please go to scjncyo.org to register for CYO basketball for grades 5 through 8, plus
high school.
For grades 1-4, your r espective coaches will be responsible for registering
with the leagues and will contact you
regarding organizing the team.
The deadline for basketball registration is
October 31st.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
Saints’ Stomp medal winner s last Satur day
“Never go to a doctor whose office plants have
died.”
Erma Bombeck
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LOCAL EVENTS
The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur will offer its Ninth Grade Scholarship and Entrance Examination on Saturday, November 1st and Sunday, November 9th. Open House will be held on Sunday,
November 2nd, 10:30 am to 1:30 pm. Call
610.971.0498 or visit wwwndapa.org/admissions.
St. John Neumann parish is one of several
Main Line congregations that participate in the
Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) Main
Line. The program provides food and shelter to
homeless families from Montgomery County
while actively seeking employment, education
and housing. As one of the founding congregations, St. John Neumann has hosted families
for over twenty years. Every six to eight
weeks, up to 3 families reside in our Parish
Life Center. Volunteers provide a hot dinner,
overnight accommodations and hospitality.
Would you like to learn more?
Would you like to volunteer?
Would you like to actively involve your
family in service?
Please join us for a
VOLUNTEER TRAINING
SESSION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
10:30 AM - 12 Noon
Parish Life Center
RSVP – by October 31
Mary Beth Wolanin
[email protected]
610.550.9383
Families (with school age children) are welcome!
Bring a family member, friend or neighbor!
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St. Joseph’s Preparatory School invites students
and parents to an Open House on Sunday, November 2nd, from 10 am to 2 pm. Before the Open
House, you are also invited to join the Prep Community for Mass at 8:45 am in the Church of the
Gesu. Interested 8th grade boys should sit for the
Scholarship/Entrance Exam on Saturday, November
15th or Sunday, November 16th at 8:30 am. Registration for Summer ‘15 @ the Prep will be available
at our Open House and on our website starting
Monday November 3rd at www.sjprep.org
Trivia Night—Archbishop Carroll High School—
Friday, November 7th—Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Information and tickets 610-688-7610.
LaSalle College High School will hold an Open
House on Sunday, November 9th fr om 11 am to 2
pm. The 8th Grade Scholarship/Entrance exam will
be Saturday, December 6th. For additional information, call 215-402-4800 or www.lschs.org.
Archmere Academy Open House J oin us Sunday, November 16th @ 1 pm and learn how you can
“Make Your Mark” at Archmere! Preregistration is
suggested. Www.archmereacademy.com/openhouse
302-798-6632 ext. 718.
Main Line Singles Dinner Club (ages 52-64) Our
next scheduled event is Sunday, November 16th @
6:15 pm—Restaurant Event @ “Mount Fugi Restaurant” located at 36 Greenfield Avenue, Ardmore,
PA Call 610-896-6542.
Help Wanted—Society of the Holy Child Jesus is
seeking a full-time Assistant to provide administrative support to the Mission Advancement Office.
High School diploma and three years administrative
experience required. Strong Microsoft and Excel
skills required. Send resume to Society of the Holy
Child Jesus, 1341 Montgomery Avenue, Rosemont,
PA 19010 or [email protected].