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Reverend John D. Hand
Pastor
Monsignor Vincent Walsh
Spanish Ministry
Reverend Dominic Tran
Vietnamese Ministry
Reverend George Strausser
In Residence
Reverend Benjamin Nwanonenyi
In Residence
Deacon John Ellis
Saint Francis de Sales Parish
~ United by the Most Blessed Sacrament ~
proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ
in an urban setting,
to diverse members,
who form a Catholic community
of believers of all ages.
Our worship together
overflows into a life of
service, justice, and peace.
Permanent Deacon
THE
+ 9 NOVEMBER 2014 +
D E D I C A T I O N O F T H E L A T E R A N B A S I L IC A
Mass Schedule:
Saturday Vigil: 5 PM
Sundays: 7 AM, 8:30 AM (Vietnamese), 10:15 AM
12 Noon ( Spanish)
Weekdays (Monday-Friday): 7 AM; Saturdays: 9 AM
Confessions:
Saturday 3:45-4:30 PM
Rectory Office Hours
Weekdays: 9 AM - 4 PM Monday– Thursday until 7:00PM
Friday 9 AM– 3PM
Saturday: 10 AM– 3 PM
Sunday Morning: 9 AM—12 PM
To help us assist you, please call and make an appointment.
Convent
Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
912 South 47th Street + (215) 727-3929
Sister M. Rita Mazzotta, IHM, Superior
Parish School
917 South 47th Street + (215) 387-1749
Sister Mary McNulty, IHM, Principal
IHM Center for Literacy
929 South Farragut Street + (215) 382-0292
Sister M. Janice Owen, IHM, Site Coordinator
Parish Staff
Sister Alice Marie Daly, IHM,
Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Barbara McGee, Business Manager
Mrs. Karen Genzano Hand, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Katie Keil, Liturgy Coordinator; Adoration
Mr. Bruce Shultz, Organist, Mrs. Isabel Boston, Choir Director
Mr. Wesley Parrot, Liturgical Musician
Mr. Louis Becht, Liturgical Musician
4625 Springfield Avenue + Philadelphia, PA 19143
(215) 222-5819 + Fax: (215) 222-5821 + www.saintfrancisdesales.net
November 9, 2014
Saturday,
5:00 PM
November 8
Dr. Ignatius Hneleski, Jr.
Sunday,
November 9
The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
7:00 AM
Edwina Surquia
8:30 AM
Vietnamese Mass
10:15AM
People of the Parish
12 NOON
Spanish Mass
Monday,
November 10
Thirty-second Week in Ordinary Time
St. Leo the Great
7:00 AM
John Malatesta
Tuesday,
November 11
St. Martin of Tours
7:00 AM
All Souls Remembrances
Wednesday,
St. Josaphat
7:00 AM
November 12
Charles Edward Smith
Thursday,
November 13
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
7:00 AM
William Richardson
Friday,
7:00 AM
November 14
All Souls Remembrances
Saturday,
November 15
St. Albert the Great
NO 9:AM Mass this day
11:00 AM
Remembrance Mass
5:00 PM
People of the Parish
Sunday,
Thirty-Third
7:00 AM
8:30 AM
10:15AM
12 NOON
November 16
Week in Ordinary Time
Ida Marinas
Vietnamese Mass
Katherine Welding
Spanish Mass
Jesus said,
“You did not choose me:
I chose you.”
Is Jesus calling YOU to be a priest?
Consider the call.
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THE TEMPLE AND WORSHIP
In all of today’s readings, the temple is prominently mentioned. Ezekiel
speaks of streams of living water
flowing out from the temple, watering
the desert, bringing life to all living
things, offering fresh healing to God’s
people.
Paul reminds the Corinthians that
their faith rests upon the firmest of
foundations, Christ himself. More
than that, Paul reveals that those who follow Christ are themselves temples, temples of the Holy Spirit; that is, God dwells
not only with them, but in them.
For the Jews of Jesus’ time, the temple had come to be identified with the presence of God and the only place where authentic worship of God took place. Jesus had a different perception.
Jesus identified himself not with the temple, but as the temple. In
so doing, Jesus indicated a dramatic shift in what it means to
worship God, to be in God’s presence. No longer was a place to
be the focus of prayer. Instead, a person, the person of Jesus
Christ, becomes the center of our worship.
.
Life is here at St. Francis de Sales.
I wish you all a peaceful week!
Father Hand
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — I saw water flowing out of the temple; wherever the river flows, every living creature shall live (Ezekiel 47:1
-2, 8-9, 12).
Psalm — The waters of the river gladden the city of God, the
holy dwelling of the Most High (Psalm 46).
Second Reading — Do you not know that you are the temple of
God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? (1 Corinthians
3:9c-11, 16-17).
Gospel — Destroy this temple and in three days I will raise it up
(John 2:13-22).
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6
Tuesday:
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29;
Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday:
Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19
Thursday:
Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25
Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18;
Lk 17:26-37
Saturday:
3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8
Sunday:
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5;
1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]
THE
DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
The Sacrament of Baptism will be
celebrated monthly on the Second
Sunday of each month at 12 NOON.
A preparation class for parents
will be held on the second Monday
of the month at 6:30 PM.
The next celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism will take place on Sunday, December
7, 2014 at 11:30 AM in the Upper Church. The next
preparation class for parents and godparents will be
held on Monday, December 8, 2014 in the Rectory
Conference Room at 6:30 PM. Each child may have
two sponsors (“godparents”), a male and a female, who
are practicing Catholics. Catholics who are not registered members of our parish must obtain a “Letter of
Eligibility” from the parish in which they are registered
and practice. Along with one Catholic “godparent”, a
child may have a “Christian witness” (a person baptized
in a non-Catholic denomination). For more information
or to register for your child/ren’s Baptism, please contact the Rectory at (215) 222-5819.
ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATES (SPONSORS AT
BAPTISM AND CONFIRMATION)
Any parishioner registered for at least three months
who requires a certificate of eligibility to act as a sponsor at Baptism or Confirmation should please call the
Rectory at (215) 222-5819 to make an appointment to
meet with Father Hand. Father will meet with those
wishing to be a sponsor on Sundays after the 10:15 AM
Mass.
Home Visitation & Blessing
Please contact the Rectory if you wish to have Father
Hand visit you and bless your home.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
SFDS: Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
(24 hours a day, 7 days a week) takes place in the Our
Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel located in the back of
the Upper Church. Swipe key required for access. Call
the Rectory for more information.
Sacrament of Penance (Confessions)
Saturday from 3:45-4:30 PM in Church; any time by
appointment.
Sacrament of the Sick (with Anointing)
The Sacrament of the Sick (with Anointing) is celebrated within Mass on the First Saturday of the month during the 9 AM morning Mass. The next celebration of
the Sacrament of the Sick will take place on December
6, 2014.
BASILICA
PARISH REGISTRATION
AND MEMBERSHIP
Welcome! All who worship with us are invited to participate in the spiritual and social life of our parish family.
Please remember, that the reception of the sacraments of
Baptism, First Eucharist, First Penance, Confirmation,
and Matrimony, and eligibility letters to act as a sponsor
for Baptism or Confirmation require you to be an active
member of the Parish Family.
Our Pastor registers new parishioners in the Rectory by
appointment after the 10:15 AM Mass. Please call the
Rectory at (215) 222-5819 to schedule an appointment.
The November Theme for World Meeting of Families:
CREATED FOR JOY
We are more than an accident of evolution. We are
greater than the sum of our biology. God exists. He is
good. He loves us. He made us in His image to share
His joy. He takes an active hand in our lives. He sent
His only Son to restore our dignity & lead us home to
Him
World Meeting of Families is coming
to Philadelphia in September 2015 !
Learn about the World Meeting of
Families, how to get involved,
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You can also “Light a Candle”
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Saint Francis de Sales Parish
Food, Friends, and Fun
125th Anniversary History Committee
SFDS HISTORY MYSTERIES BAKED EARTH
Some of the most decorative elements in
our church are made of the humblest material. Look up at the sculpted details
outlining the arches and walls, and
around the windows. All of the colourful
green and yellow decoration in our
church is made of “terracotta,” which
means “baked earth” clay.
Please Join us for a Spaghetti Dinner
When: Saturday, November 15, 2014
Immediately following the 5 PM Mass
Where: School Auditorium
Cost: $6 per person (Advanced Tickets Only) $10 Per
Person @ the Door
In the early 1900s, terracotta was the
Includes: Pasta, Meatball, Garlic Bread, Salad, & Soda
fashionable material for the exterior decAll proceeds will benefit the kitchen fund.
oration
of
metal
skyscrapers.
It was easy to mould; it was
Bon appétit!
relatively lightweight; weatherproof; and, most importantly,
Saint Francis de Sales
having survived the heat of a kiln in its manufacture, it was
Authentic Spaghetti Dinner
considered fireproof.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
The Atlantic Terracotta Company was formed in
Perth Amboy New Jersey in the mid 1800s, and, for a time,
Name (s)_______________________________
was the biggest manufacturer of terracotta tile in the world.
Headquartered later in Atlanta, it kept offices and manufacNumber attending the Dinner__________
Please cut out and drop in the collection basket turing facilities in New Jersey, where the local clay, dug out
of the ground, was perfect for the tilework that would cover
With payment or return to the rectory by
the steel skeletons of many of the important skyscrapers in
November 13, 2015
New York City, as well as buildings in Philadelphia and
elsewhere -- even Japan. Some notable structures that used
MEMORARE
Atlantic Terracotta included the Flat Iron Building and the
Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary,
Woolworth Building in New York; the United States Suthat never was it known that anyone who fled to
preme Court in Washington DC; and, locally, the Philadelyour protection, implored your help, or sought
phia Museum of Art.
your intercession, was left unaided.
Terracotta was popular, in part, because it could
Inspired with this confidence, I fly to you, O Vir- take any pattern or shape. Craftsmen made clay sculptures,
from which were created plaster moulds. Clay slabs, pressed
gin of virgins, my Mother.
into the moulds, could then be removed, dried, decorated
To you I come, before you I stand, sinful and
with glaze, and fired in a kiln. Finishes could look like clay
sorrowful.
or imitate marble, limestone, or granite. The green and yelO Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my
low glazes were particularly popular.
petitions, but in your mercy, hear and
Most terracotta was used on building exteriors, but
answer me.
an article in The Brickbuilder, in 1911, reported that “An
Amen.
interesting example of interior decoration is the St. Francis
Please join the parish in praying this prayer to de Sales Church in Philadelphia, Henry D. Dagit, architect.
our Blessed Mother regarding the sale of the MBS The style is an adapted combination of the Byzantine and
Romanesque. The colors are very brilliant but in the mellow
Buildings.
light of the stained glass windows the tone is softened and
the result restful.”
INFANT of PRAGUE
So, should you feel “restful” during the sermon, you may
DEVOTIONS & EVENING PRAYER
On the last Monday of every month, our parish now blame the terracotta.
If you have history to share or items for us to scan, please
family will gather to pray the devotional chaplet contact [email protected] or come to the next
to the Infant of Prague along with Evening Prayer. meeting of the 125th Anniversary Committee on Monday,
Please join us to pray Monday, November 24 at
November 10 at 7 PM in the Auditorium.
7 PM in the Upper Church.
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United by the Most Blessed Sacrament
Happening This Week
Saint Francis de Sales Parish
SUNDAY— Thanksgiving Food Drive at all Masses
RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 12 NOON
♦ 8:30 AM: PREP in LS & AUD
♦ 9:45 AM: Rosary for Peace in UC
Weekend of November 2, 2014
♦
10:15 AM: Rite of Enrollment within Mass in UC
COLLECTION INFORMATION
♦
Following 10:15 AM Mass: Divine Mercy Chaplet in UC
MONDAY—
Weekend of November 2, 2014
$ 3,592.48 RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 7 PM
Weekend of November 3, 2013
$ 4,370.25 ♦ 7 AM: Daily Mass in UC
♦ 7 PM : 125th Anniversary Committee in AUD
Difference - $ 777.77
♦ 8 PM : Parish Finance Council Phone Conference
TUESDAY— Veterans Day
YTD thru November 2, 2014
$ 61,266.33
RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 7 PM
YTD thru November 3, 2013
$ 71,738.82
♦ 7 AM: Daily Mass in UC
Difference
- $ 10,472.49
♦ 7 PM : Parish Pastoral Council Meeting in AUD
Envelopes Mailed
525 WEDNESDAY —
Total Envelopes Used This Week 115 RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 7 PM
♦ 7 AM: Daily Mass in UC
NEXT SUNDAY BULLETIN
♦ 7 PM: Boy Scouts/Troop 152 in AUD
DEADLINE
♦ 7 PM : Liturgy Planning Committee in RCR
MONDAY @ 12 NOON
♦ 7:15 PM: Queen of Peace Legion of Mary in CL
THURSDAY—
RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 7 PM
♦ 7 AM: Mass in UC
♦ 7 PM : RCIA in CL
FRIDAY—
RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 3 PM
Kitchen Campaign
♦ 7 AM: Daily Mass in UC
Amount RaisedSATURDAY— Thanksgiving Food Drive at 5PM
Including De Sales Night
Mass
(As of November 2, 2014)
RECTORY OPEN FROM 10 AM UNTIL 3 PM
$25,410
♦ 11 AM: Mass of Remembrance in UC
♦ Following 9 AM Mass: Miraculous Medal Novena in
UC
♦ 6 PM : Spaghetti Dinner in AUD
SUNDAY— Thanksgiving Food Drive at all Masses
RECTORY OPEN FROM 9 AM UNTIL 12 NOON
Capital Campaign
♦ 8:30 AM: PREP in LS & AUD
Amount Collected
♦ 9:45 AM: Rosary for Peace in UC
(As of November 2, 2014)
♦ Following 10:15 AM Mass: Divine Mercy Chaplet in UC
$1,895,710.24
We appreciate your faithfulness in
fulfilling your pledges!
The project to contact anyone with an
outstanding pledge balance has begun.
We appreciate your courtesy and
willingness to acknowledge your debt.
FACILITIES CODES:
LC=Lower Church; UC=Upper Church; CR=Choir Room; AUD=School
Auditorium; G=Gym; RY=Rectory Yard; CL=Church Library in LC;
RCR=Rectory Conference Room; LS=Little School; RAC=Religious of
the Assumption Convent; BIS=Bishop McShea Meeting Room
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
COUNTDOWN TO THANKSGIVING
During the month of November,
the Church encourages us to pray
On Monday, November 24th
for all of our deceased loved ones
who have died. On November 15
we expect to distribute 175+
at 11 AM we will celebrate a spe“THANKSGIVING BOXES”
cial Mass for all of our parishioners who have died, parcontaining a full Thanksgiving
ticularly during the last year. If you have experienced the
dinner for those from our parish
loss of a family member after October 31, 2013 and
and neighborhood most in need.
would like them to be remembered in a special way in this
liturgy, please contact the rectory with the name of the
We invite you to join this effort with the food
deceased and your contact information ( name, address,
drive by bringing a non-perishable food items, or a
and telephone number) by NOVEMBER 7, 2014.
Is Your Marriage Blessed by the Church ?
Archdiocesan Tribunal May Be of Help
Do you, or someone you know, have a problem with
marriage in the Catholic Church because of a prior
marriage which has ended in divorce? When a divorced person remarries outside of the Church, he or
she does not receive the grace of the Sacrament of
Matrimony, and separates himself or herself from receiving the Eucharist.
The staff of the Archdiocesan Tribunal—a group of
specially qualified priests, sisters, and lay persons
with the responsibility to assist persons who have experienced divorce– can possibly be of help.
The Tribunal
222 North 17th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1299
215-587-3750
http://archphila.org/tribunal/
The annulment procedure is designed to study the history of the marriage and why it failed. It does not affix
blame. A Decree of Nullity has no effect on the legitimacy of children, or other matters such as custody or
property settlements which are decided by civil law. If
the marriage is annulled, both parties are free to marry
in the Catholic Church.
If you are divorced and remarried outside the Catholic
Church, please contact the Tribunal Office. All interviews are private.
Couples married outside the Church with no previous
marriages should see Father Hand, or Deacon John
Ellis.
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donation to Church and placing them in the boxes
found at the Church doors during the WEEKENDS of
NOVEMBER 1st - NOVEMBER 22nd. They will be
carried up with our gifts during our Sunday Masses.
We welcome your monetary donations (please
place in the collection basket and mark
“THANKSGIVING DRIVE” to help defray postage
expenses and also to buy perishable items such as
bread and pies. If you will be available to help with
this project in any way, please call The Rectory at
(215) 222-5819. We welcome your help and thank
you for your continued support of this parish outreach.
If there is any one that you know that is in
need of a THANKSGIVING DINNER, please have
them call the rectory to place their name on the list and
we will be happy to try to assist all the families that
are in need this Thanksgiving season. Again, thank
you for your prayers and support.
THANKSGIVING DAY MASS
THURSDAY, November
27 is Thanksgiving Day.
There is no better way to
begin this day of thanks
than by attending Mass
with our family and friends to give thanks to God for
all His many blessings. Even in the midst of economic hardships, unemployment, sickness, etc., we have
much for which to be thankful. So before you go to
the parade, the football game or prepare your meal,
come to the 9 AM Mass on Thanksgiving Day and
“Give thanks to the Lord … for He is good.”
Founded 1890
If you or a member of the family would like a Communion to the Sick visit, please call Father Hand at
the Rectory to make arrangements for a visit.
The following sick have asked for our prayers:
Dorothy Abromaitis, Martha Adams, Marcel
Aguillard, Mary Cox Avery, Anna Batts, Edwina
Amoroso, Evelyn Bauer, Charles Bevard, Susan
McHale Brockel, Anne Brown, James Brown,
J’Son Burckhalter, Edward Coccagna, Thomas
Cody, Eulogious Charles, Bonnie Curran, William Curran, Bill
Delaney, Walt Dickenson , John Dowling, Darnnell Ebron, Candice
Ellis, James Gorman, Barbara Frazier, Annette Hanson, John Hall,
Jacqueline Hill, Sheila Kendall, Shahidah Kendall, Celio Flores,
Claudia Gainey, Rita Genzano, Anna Maria Gibson, David Grinnell,
Audra Gustafson, Marian Hinton, Colleen Jenson, Edward Jones,
Estella Jones, Doris King, Mashanda Kuderka, Vincent Marsh, Sabian Matthews, Mary McCann, Donald McGee, William McMonigle,
Jennifer Morse, Lawrence Nugent, Kevin Pickard,
Marve Prowisor, Margaret Rhoads, Larry Riley, Lauren Rutherford,
Henry Sondej, Dorothy Shannon, Thomas Shannon, Joseph
Shurella, James Sirmons, Elisa Stuart-Wilkins, Mrs. Tran, Earl &
Marie Vaughan, Wayne Welsh, Charlotte Williams, Justine Wright,
Rick Young.
Our Sick List is cleared every four weeks.
Please contact the Rectory to add a name.
LIGHT A CANDLE
WHAT IS PERPETUAL ADORATION?
Through Perpetual Adoration in the
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel
located in the back of the Upper
Church (in the former baptistery/
library) at Saint Francis de Sales, Jesus
in the Blessed Sacrament is available
24 hours a day, 7 days a week to receive our personal visits and prayer.
To participate, you commit yourself to come at the
same time each week for one hour so that Jesus is
never left alone. As a safety feature, each adorer
is issued a swipe key to access our secure Chapel.
To sign up for your hour with the Lord, call Katie
Keil at (215) 474-9417 or contact the Rectory.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR ADORERS:
Due to maintenance on our computer systems,
you may experience a problem with your Adoration Key. If your key to the Adoration Chapel
does not work, please contact Katie Keil at (215)
474-9417 or [email protected].
Five candles continually burn in the Adoration Chapel. For a donation of $5 a week, one of these candles can Our prayers are with the families of those
burn for your intentions. To donate a candle, place your dona- who are mourning the recent loss of a
tion in an envelope with your name and your intention(s) and
loved one.
drop it in the collection basket or at the Rectory
This week candles burn in the
This week we especially remember:
Perpetual Adoration Chapel for:
Betty Allen
Celine Bourke
Anita Brothers
Perpetual Adorers
We give thanks to God for favors
already received by Adorers through
Perpetual Adoration:
“Spending time with Jesus has made me realize that each day
is a gift. I share the joy of His Resurrection!”
I know that my time with Him
makes it possible each day!”
CANDLES FOR DECEASED
All parishioners are invited to light a candle
for a deceased loved one which will burn in
Church during the month of November
(for one week—$10 or for the entire month
of November—$35) in honor of All Souls Day on November 2. The name of the deceased will be placed on
the candle. Please place an envelope with the payment in
the collection basket with the name(s) of your loved ones
or bring to the Rectory.
Reverend Monsignor James J. Howard,
Rodman Boston, Sr.,
Baby Aloysius Eget
Mae Gillespie,
Francis McGee & Kathleen Mullin Altman
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord,
and let perpetual
light shine on them.
Please pray for the safe return of
our friends and family
that serve in the
United States Military:
Alexander Belfi,
Ronald Brown, Jr.,
Cathy Charles, Joseph DeRosa,
Christopher Grossman,
Kizzie Refile,
John Rovinski, Jr.,
To add a name or update our list,
please contact the Rectory.
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