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Founded 1953
66 Levittown Parkway, Levittown, Pennsylvania, 19054
Telephone 215-945-1166; Fax 215-945-6988; www.stmichaellvt.org
Pastor
Reverend Michael C. DiIorio
Week-end Assistance
Reverend John E. Donia
Sunday Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:30 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 Noon
Deacon
Deacon Harry J. Simpson - Retired
Weekday Mass Schedule
Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am
Business Manager
Director of Child Protection Files
Mrs. Janie Brown
Morning Rosary
Weekdays at 7:35am prior to the 8am Mass
Executive Secretary to the Pastor
Marriage Records Coordinator
Sr. Mary Beth Kratzinger, SSJ
Bulletin Coordinators
Gerry Hayes
Marcy Beck
Rectory Office
215-945-1166 - Fax 215-945-6988
Weekdays: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Receptionist - Mary Ann Szokoli
St. Michael The Archangel Catholic School
130 Levittown Parkway
School Number:-215-943-0222
School Fax Number - 215-943-9068
Absentee Report Number - 215-943-5035
Principal: Mr. Stephen D. DiCicco
[email protected]
Mrs. Elizabeth Wurtz, SMA School Office
Religious Education Office
215-547-2518
CCD Coordinator: Mrs. Janet Fiatoa
CYO: Ms. Alice Viola & Ms. Kathy Wilson
RCIA Coordinator: Mike O’Keefe
St. Michael the Archangel Friary
Third Order Regular of St. Francis , TOR
88 Levittown Parkway
215-943-4810
Reconciliation
(Confession, Penance)
Saturday: 4:00 - 5:00 pm
Eucharistic Adoration
September-June
Thursday 8:30 am.– 3:00 pm.
Directors of Altar Servers
Mr. Robert Gabriele
Mr. Robert Heston
Choir Director
Mr. Frank Cuda
Communion to the Sick
Contact
Rectory Office
Knights of Columbus
St. Michael the Archangel Council #14626
215-945-1166 - Fax 215-945-6988
Chaplain: Reverend Michael C. DiIorio
Grand Knight: Jim Thomson
Baptism
The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the first four
Sundays of each month at 1 pm. There are no Baptisms on
fifth Sundays and on Christmas and Easter Sundays. Parents
must be registered members of our parish, attend a PreJordan class and Godparents must be practicing Catholics.
Please contact the Rectory to make arrangements.
November 9, 2014
THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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MEETINGS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
VIGIL MASS, November 8
5:30 a.m. The Melio and Muha Family (The Family)
SUNDAY, November 9
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
8:00 a.m. Mass for the People of the Parish
10:00 a.m. John Buranich, III - 37th Anniversary
(The Family)
12:00 noon Eric Whitman (Pat and Charlie Miller)
MONDAY, November 10
Saint Leo the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church
8:00 a.m. Mary Patricia Huff (The Family)
8:00 a.m.
TUESDAY, November 11
Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop
John Hild, Sr. (Cindy Hild)
8:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, November 12
George Rapson ( Anne Slezosky)
THURSDAY, November 13
Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, Virgin
8:00 a.m. Maria Diehl ( Maria’s Mom)
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
AND BENEDICTION
The Blessed Sacrament is exposed for Adoration following
the 8:00 a.m. Mass with Benediction at 3:00 P.M.
FRIDAY, November 14
8:00 a.m. Joan Miller (Pat & Charlie Miller)
7:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus Regional Mass
SATURDAY, November 15
8:00 a.m. Those enrolled in the Memorial Fund
VIGIL MASS, SATURDAY, November 15
Saint Albert the Great, Bishop and Doctor of the Church
5:30 a.m. Anthony J. Milio (The Family)
SUNDAY, November 16
Thirty - Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 a.m. Gwen & Darly Walton (Dale Walton)
10:00 a.m. Carol Ann Shellenberger (The Family)
12:00 noon Mass for the People of the Parish
SUNDAY MASS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Requests for Sunday Mass Announcements must be
written and received at the Rectory by 3pm on
Thursday.
THURSDAY
Choir - 7 PM - Church
Legion of Mary - 7 PM - Room 12
RCIA - 7 PM - Room 9
Home and School - 7 PM - Gym
Sodality - 3:15 PM - Church
ST. PEREGRINE SHRINE
This week the candles are burning for
Kathleen C. and Kathleen L.
By The Family
Sr.Marian Perpetua, R.S.M, Baby Grace Ella Brown,
Baby Nathan Hill, Baby Christian Wendt, Toni Lynn
Brovey, Stephen Bush, Natalie Campbell, Sue Carreras,
Mrs. Connelly, Dorothy Connors, Caroline
Daynorowicz, Edward Deck, Jimmy Deck, Jocelyn
Dillon, Stephanie Farmer, Patrick Finley, Joan Flanagan,
Michael Foisy, Carol Fruscione, Nick Fruscione,
William Gaskill, Simeon Gregoire, Barry Gouge, Lisa
Grosso, Thomas Hahn, Joe Hampton, Pat Haney, Denise
Jackson, Mary Ann Kasper, Andrew Kelley, Crystal
Kirchhoefer, Nick Kussman, Carlyne Lehmann, Guy
Linebarger, Sr., Kathy Lombardo, Janet Lynch, Sharon
Lynch, Anna Maglio, Nancee May, Pat Melani, Margaret
Mirsch, Carlotta Monach, Danny Morgan, Maryann
O’Neill, John Oliver, Manuel Padro, Sharon Ratcliffe,
Adam Raup, Eleanor Repetz, Jennie Russo, Linda
Scheid, Catherine Schueller, Mary Louise Sessa, Peg
Shire, Roseann Simpson, Jean Smythe, Angela Stahl, Joe
Szokoli, Joseph J. Timchak, Justin Tobin, Loretta Toth,
Lori Treibley, Leightin Westerman, Lisa M. Witman,
Harry Woodington, Jeffrey M. Wydro, Michael H.
Wydro, Dawn Anderson Yamrich.
We assume recovery after 4 weeks unless we receive
new request to remain on our prayer list.
SAINT FRANCES XAVIER CABRINI
Maria Francesca Cabrini was born in Italy. At the age of
thirty, she founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred
Heart. She traveled to the United States in 1889 at the
request of Pope Leo XII to work with Italian immigrants.
She was the first American citizen to be canonized. We
celebrate her Feast Day on November 13th.
Pray where you are.
God is everywhere.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WEEKLY OFFERING
The collection for the week of October 25-26
was $11,104.60 as compared to $11,202.27
for the same weekend last year. Last week’s
collection was $12,262.17 compared to $11,218.00 for
the same weekend last year. We are very, very grateful
for your continued support.
Thank You!
ELECTRONIC GIVING
Saint Michael the Archangel Parish has enlisted
Parish Giving to provide its members with the
opportunity to use Electronic Funds Transfer as an
alternative method for giving. Check our web site to
connect to the link for information.
An update on St. Michael the Archangel’s gifts to the
Catholic Charities appeal will be updated in next week’s
bulletin.
PARISH FOOD WEEKEND
Our monthly Parish Food Weekend is this
weekend. Please leave your food packages in
the rear of the Church or next to the side
entrances. Please do not leave food packages in the
vestibules of the side entrances and do not leave
anything that can spoil, is opened, or out of date.
Saint Michael’s parish food pantry is a joint effort of our
St. Vincent de Paul Conference and the Knights of
Columbus. The mission of the pantry is to provide food
to the poor of Lower Bucks County. The food comes
from non-perishable items and food cards donated by
parishioners on Parish Food Sundays. Food is provided
to all who ask and no one is refused. Please support this
most worthwhile mission.
If you are in need of food or know someone who is,
please contact the Pantry directly. Referrals are taken on
a no questions asked basis. Please call Mike Walsh @
215-817-5984.
BULLETIN NOTICES
Announcements must be in writing and at the Rectory
by Noon, Friday, nine days prior to publication.
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Religious Education News
The Confirmation Parent meeting is this Thursday,
November 13th at 6:30 pm in the church hall. The
meeting will conclude at 7:30 pm. One representative
(parent, grandparent, godparent, etc. ) for every sixth
grader receiving Confirmation in the fall of 7th grade
needs to be at this meeting. If you are unable to attend
our meeting a list of meetings at other parishes will be
provided to you so that you are able to fulfill the
Archdiocesan requirement. Thank you to everyone who
contributed to the successful preparation, planning and
execution of our Confirmation Mass. The Confirmandi
were excited and ready to receive the gifts of the Holy
Spirit. It was a beautiful evening.
Visit the PREP webpage at the church website
www.stmichaellvt.com for more information about the
program. There is a link to the program’s handbook and
registration forms.
HAPPY VETERANS’ DAY
TO OUR SERVICEMEN AND SERVICEWOMEN
NOVEMBER 11TH
God Bless You.
Thank you for your service!
Preparation for the Sacrament of Marriage
The Sacrament of Marriage is a profound responsibility.
Active members of our parish who wish to make
arrangements to have the Sacrament celebrated at St.
Michael, must call the rectory at least 6 months prior to
your wedding date and speak with a Priest. Pre-Cana class
is required.
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ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA, Secretariat for Evangelization
Office for the New Evangelization
222 North 17thStreet · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103-1299
Telephone (215) 587-5630· Fax (215) 587-3561· [email protected]
10 Monthly Themes Bulletin Reflection - November 2014: Created for Joy
In order to help us prepare for the World Meeting of Families and the anticipated visit from Pope Francis, a catechism
on family life entitled, “Love is Our Mission”: The Family Fully Alive, has been prepared. Each month for the next ten
months, our parish will reflect on one chapter from this catechism. You can order a copy of this beautifully illustrated
catechism and learn about the World Meeting of Families at WorldMeeting2015.org.
November 2014: Chapter 1: Created For Joy
“Love is Our Mission” because love is our origin and destiny. Created in the image of God, a human being is created for
communion, which means that loving God and neighbor is the reason for our existence. Catholics believe these things
because of Jesus, our bedrock and cornerstone. Jesus suffered and yet persevered in love; he was crucified and yet rose
again. In Jesus, we believe that the Creator of the universe became one of us, revealing not only who God is, but also
who we are created to be and become. In a world of anxiety and doubt, Jesus is trustworthy. When we follow Jesus,
body and soul, even when it hurts and requires sacrifice, we are living lives of integrity, for only in living this way will
our lives coincide with the reason for our existence. This brings us great joy. We sin and stumble, but the God we meet
in Christ is faithful even when we are not. God’s forgiveness is a gift that gives us back to ourselves, enabling us to
embrace our mission and destiny anew. Catholic sacraments and moral teachings serve this destiny. The sacraments are
a genuine encounter with Christ, while the moral teachings show what Christ-like love looks like in particular situations.
Catholic life summons us to heroism and adventure even in ordinary daily life. The world is charged with the beauty and
grace of God, and neighbors who need our love and kindness are all around us. Please keep reading the Love Is Our
Mission catechism for more! ~ Dr. Christopher C. Roberts, editor, Love is Our Mission Preparatory Catechism
Did you know?The World Meeting of Families event was established by Pope St. John Paul II in 1994. It is held every
three years in cities across the world. 2015 is the first time it will be in the United States. Its goals are (1) to strengthen
family bonds and (2) to give witness to the fundamental role of the family in society. Learn more at
WorldMeeting2015.orgt.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Ladies Auxiliary
THE DEDICATION OF THE LATERAN BASILICA
“With God’s Grace, we are committed to faithfully living
His Word by adherence to his commandments, nurturing
our families, sustaining our parish, school and
community through charitable works and evangelizing by
word and deed to share His message.”
St. John Lateran is the pope’s church, the cathedral of the
Diocese of Rome where the Bishop of Rome presides.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Ladies Auxiliary Mission
Statement
Our Lady of Guadalupe Ladies Auxiliary invites all
woman, 18 years and older, to come and join us. We
work closely with the Saint Michael the Archangel
Knights of Columbus and other school and parish
organizations in supporting our parish, school and
community.
We meet on the second Sunday of every month, from
September to June, after the 10:00 am Mass.
The first basilica on the site was built in the fourth
century when Constantine donated land he had received
from the wealthy Lateran family. That structure and its
successors suffered fire, earthquake and the ravages of
war, but the Lateran remained the church where popes
were consecrated until the popes returned from Avignon
in the 14th century to find the church and the adjoining
palace in ruins. Pope Innocent X commissioned the
present structure in 1646. One of Rome’s most imposing
churches, the Lateran’s towering facade is crowned with
15 colossal statues of Christ, John the Baptist, John the
Evangelist and 12 doctors of the Church. Beneath its high
altar rest the remains of the small wooden table on
which, tradition holds, St. Peter himself celebrated Mass.
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THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SCHOOL NEWS
COMING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
x SMA Penny Walk on the 11th.
x SMA Pie orders due on Friday
x SMA Walkathon on the 14th.
SMA School Thanksgiving Food Drive will continue
until November 20th. SMA Service Club and Student
Council will use the donations to make Thanksgiving
baskets for our less fortunate neighbors. Last year we
delivered baskets to many needy families. We are
making a special effort this year to have every student
participate.
This year we are also asking the students to bring in
extra change they might have earned. We are trying to
collect enough money to purchase one turkey from each
grade. If anyone would like to donate a turkey, simply
send it to the school and we will store it in our freezer.
Thanks in advance for your support in this very worthy
cause.
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SMA STUDENT COUNCIL’S ANNUAL PIE SALE
Please support our school by purchasing a pie or two for
your Thanksgiving dinner. The pies are fresh from Styer
Orchards so you know they will be delicious. Order
form and information will be on a table in the back of
the Church.
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Saint Michael the Archangel Home and School Meeting
will be Tuesday, November 11th. From 7:00 to 8:00 PM
in the School Gym.
The presentation will be given by Matthew D. Weintraub
on “The Dangers of Social Media.” Mr. Weintraub is an
Assistant District Attorney in Bucks County and is
responsible for the prosecution of all manner of criminal
cases, including major crimes.
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TYSON PROJECT A+ PROGRAM
St. Michael’s has the chance to raise up to $12,000.00 in
extra school funds this year by participating in the Tyson
Project A+ program, sponsored by Tyson Foods.
Students, parents, grandparents, caregivers, teachers and
other parish community members are able to collect
Tyson Project A+ labels from Tyson product boxes and
bags. Tyson will in turn send the school a check in the
amount of 24 cents per label. Funds raised can be spent
on anything the school needs, including supplies,
equipment, building repairs and various school programs
that will benefit our children.
You can find more information on the Tyson A+ Project
program on the web at: projectaplus,tyson.com. Or you
may contact: Sue Ward, Tyson Project A+ Program
Coordinator @267-688-6746.
There will be a box in the back of the church, by the
basket for the grocery store receipts that you can drop
your label in. Labels will then be collected weekly after
Mass.
Dear Parents and Parishioners
St. Michael the Archangel Alumni is establishing a
Database. If you or anyone you know are an Alumni of
Saint Michael the Archangel School, please go to the
Saint Michael the Archangel Website www.sma-pa.org
or e-mail address [email protected] .
INDOOR FLEA MARKET
Sunday, December 7, 2014 at 8:00am to 12:00 noon
Hosted by the Music Department of Father Judge High
School, 3301 Solly Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19136.
Call 215 338 9494 ext. 1148.
COACH BINGO
BOXTOPS FOR EDUCATION
The children of St. Michael’s want to thank all
the wonderful parishioners who contributed to
our “Box Tops for Education” drive. We
would like to continue to ask for your help. Please place
your box tops in the collection basket or in the jar in the
school foyer. Thank you again, the children and Faculty
of St. Michael’s.
Virtue is nothing without the trial of temptation, for there
is no conflict without an enemy, no victory without
strife. Saint Leo the Great.
St. Michael the Archangel School is holding a
“Coach Handbag Bingo”, Saturday, November
15th at 7:30pm in the church hall. Doors open
at 6:30pm. This event is a perennial sell-out. Guests must
be 21 or older. Early purchase is recommended. For
information please email [email protected] attention
Liz Luciano.
REGISTER TAPES
Thank you for placing your Cash Register
Tapes from Brown’s Shop Rite in Fairless
Hills (only). Tapes are valid for five (5)
months.
Thank you!
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The children’s collection envelopes
contain a section for them to express a
“good deed.” We would like to share
some of their thoughts with you:
-I completed all my chores.
-Helped my mom clean the car.
-Helped my daddy with cleaning his work truck.
-Helped at the Trunk or Treat.
-Helped to clean our house.
-Cleaned my room.
-Fed my sister’s pet.
-I helped my mom pick up toys.
-Helped my family.
-Held the door open for people at the restaurant.
-Helped nana make Halloween cookies.
-Made my bed.
-Being nice to others.
-Helped my sister on a computer game.
-Helping at my moms school on my day off.
-Helping nanny clean up our backyard.
-Sharing my school Supplies.
-Shared my baseball glove with my sister.
-Helped to carry groceries in from the store.
YOUCAT
The Youth Catechism of the Catholic Church
Is someone a sinner if he experiences strong passions
within himself?
No, passions can be very valuable. They are designed to
lead to and reinforce good actions; only when they are
disordered do the passions contribute to evil. [17671770, 1773-1775]
Passions that are ordered to the good become virtues.
They then become the motive force of a life of fighting
for love and justice. Passions that overpower a person,
rob him of his freedom and entice him to evil, we call
vice.”
Excerpt From: Schoenborn,
“YOUCAT.” iBooks.
Christoph
Cardinal.
“DARE TO BE HOLY”
Catholic Lay Missionary and Evangelist, Bill Wegner
from Good News International will be leading a mission
at Our Lady of Grace Parish. All are invited to the
Parish Mission and are free to bring a friend. There is
plenty of parking and we are handicapped accessible.
225 Bellevue Avenue, Penndel, PA 19047
Sunday, November 9th – to Wednesday, November 12th
at 7:00 PM each evening.
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POPE FRANCIS ON THE ROSARY
“The Rosary always accompanies me in my life
it is a prayer from my heart”
“Mary joins us, she fights at our side. She supports
Christians in the fight against the forces of evil.
Especially through prayer, through the rosary.
Hear me out, the rosary... Do you pray the Rosary
each day?
Our Lady had shared in the struggles of her son, Jesus
Christ. She suffered along with him, and so when Jesus
resurrected, she was also given redemption.
“Our Mother, we can add, represents us. She is our
Sister, our first Sister to be granted redemption and taken
to Heaven.”
Because of her suffering and redemption, Our Lady is
also the most iconic image of hope. She is close to those
who suffer throughout the world, and she provides them
the hope to overcome their struggle.
Pope Francis has dedicated his pontificate to Our Lady of
Fatima, who has told us through her message to the
visionaries of the importance of praying the Rosary
daily.
“Pray the Rosary every day in honor of Our Lady of the
Rosary to obtain peace in the world . . . for she alone can
save it.”
“God has placed peace in her hands, and it is from the
Immaculate Heart that men must ask it.”
Pope Francis urges Catholics to pray the Rosary in the
fight against evil
Pope prescribes daily rosary for what ails you
Pope Francis admitted he wasn't a pharmacist, but he
didn't hesitate being the spokesman for the heart-healthy
benefits of 59 little pills strung together: the rosary.
"I want to recommend some medicine for all of you. "It's
a spiritual medicine."
Holding up a white medicine box with an anatomical
drawing of the human heart on it.
"Don't forget to take it," he said. "It's good for your heart,
for your soul, for your whole life."
The sheet recommends daily use of the beads for both
adults and children, but adds that it can be repeated as
often as necessary. It also notes that receiving the
sacraments increases the efficacy of the prescription. It
also states categorically that no negative side effects have
been reported.
Praying the rosary, he said is "a spiritual aid for our soul
and for spreading love, forgiveness and brotherhood to
everyone.”
REMEMBER TO KEEP OUR FAITHFUL
DEPARTED IN YOUR PRAYERS
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