Dedication of the Lateran Basilica—
Basilica—November 9, 2014
Masses for the Week
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2014
4:30 VIGIL SPN +Edward & Helen Kwasizur
by Linda Dobrzanska
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2014
+Michael Kubiak, Jr. (2 yr. Anniversary)
8:00 AM SPN
by his mom Dolores & Family
9:30 AM SS
+Joseph & Jennie Dabovich
by their Children
11:00 AM SPN
+Caroline Popyuk & Helen Rosewitski
by Denise & Tina Kane
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014
7:30 AM SS
+Wrobel & Zapalski Familiies
by Emily Zapalski
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2014
+Daniel Eckes
7:30 AM SS
by Lynda Eckes
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2014
+Michael Curcio
7:30 AM SS
by Bob Curcio
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2014
7:30 AM SPN
+Frank & Frances Williams
by Rich & Linda Williams
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014
7:30AM SPN
+Kay Smith
by Lynda Eckes
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2014
8:00 AM SPN
For All Parishioners
4:30 VIGIL SPN +Catherine Stuski
by the Hundzynski Family
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014
8:00 AM SPN
+John & Jen Mitchell
by Tom & Dot Boyle
9:30 AM SS
+Frances Lockwood
by her Family
+Theodore Yannone
11:00 AM SPN
by Pat Panzera
EJOY SOME QUIET TIME WITH THE LORD!
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Philip eri Church
Every Friday:
Every Saturday:
2:00 p.m.—7:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m.—9:30 a.m.
Benediction—9:30 a.m.
Sanctuary Lamps
The Sanctuary Candle is burning in the Main Church for:
“The Holy Souls in Purgatory”
The Candle is burning in the outside Sacred Heart Shrine
for:
“Blessings on Bernadette Griggs”
Thank you Lord, from Sharron Griggs
The Sanctuary Candle is burning in the St. John Neumann
Chapel for:
“Benjamin Joseph Stuski”
R. C. I. A.
ARE YOU A ADULT
WHO HAS OT BEE
BAPTIZED?
Interested in learning more about the
Catholic Faith?
Tuesday Evenings at 7:30 p.m.
Please call Rectory for more information.
Please Pray For The Deceased
Especially Richard Patrick McMahon, John Valentino, and
All Deceased Members of the Parish.
Please Pray For The Sick
Especially Eleanor Napierkowski, Joseph Suarez, Ikey,
Robert Levi, Francis Casper, Joe L., Pat Grosso, Tom
Boyle, Jennifer, Stella Barczak, Katherine Chavis, Mary
Mazur, Tina Marchitelli, Kim W., Dorothea Hatt, Jessica
Paley, Dianne Kane, Mary Huet, Joe Prusinowski, Kathy
Brinn, Patrick, Joe C., Sandra Kelly, Baby Hunter, Paul
Scheb, Lillian Drozdowski, Fran Chupka, Linda Lessor,
George Shelton, Jessica, Dolores Heffron, Evelyne Norris,
John Pracilio, Carolyn & Richard McLeer, Baby Isabella
Grace, Renette Metkowski, Steven Stanton, and all Sick
Parishioners.
Please pray for an end to abortion.
THIS WEEK (November 8-9)
11:00 A.M. Pancake CAM
NEXT WEEK (November 15-16)
9:30 a.m. & 11:00 A.M.
Check it out!
See Archbishop Chaput's new Pastoral Letter,
"Equipping Saints" on the Archdiocesan website archphila.org or the online news service Catholicphilly.com
Collections
Ministries Schedule
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS THIS WEEK 11/8-9
Saturday
4:30 Vigil Teresa Karvell
Madeline Eells
Sunday
11:00 AM Jane Lamb
Peter Lamb
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS NEXT WEEK 11/15-16
Saturday
4:30 Vigil Theresa Burke
Amy Rivera
Sunday
11:00 AM Jack Ryan
Carol Petersen
Readings for Next Weekend
November 16, 2014
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 2, 2014
Regular Collection
$1,535.00
All Saints Collection
All Souls Collection
$476.00
$1,363.00
Block Collection/Census to date
Lampki
Responsorial Psalm
1 Thessalonians 5:1-6
Gospel
John 15:4a, 5b
Read the passages online @
http://usccb.org/bible/books--ofhttp://usccb.org/bible/books
of-thethebible/index.cfm
$10,645.00
Thank you for your generosity.
Reading I
Reading II
$4,709.00
Capital Improvements
(Rectory Pointing)
Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31
Psalm 128:1-2, 3, 4-5
$2,921.00
Regular Collection 11.03.2013
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+Deceased Members of Kupiec & Heys Family.
+Jennie & Joseph Dabovich of. son John.
+Joseph & Jennie Dabovich of. daughter Maryann.
+Frank Karvell of. Wife.
+Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zalewski of. Daughter.
+Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Nevaline of. Niece.
+Frank & Leon Morris of. Niece.
+Joseph Zalewski of. Sister.
+Henry & Jean Cieplinski & Edward & Anna Donnelly
of. Henry & Kathleen Cieplinski.
+Kasprzak & Konwerski & Kezlaw Family of. Family.
+Alfreda & Zygmunt Plocha of. Joanne & Leon Plocha.
+Frances & Henry Jaworski of. Joanne & Leon Plocha.
+Bernard Barczak, Sr. of. wife Stella & Family.
+Barbara Uszacki of. husband Raymond.
Pulaski Day Parade
Grand Drawing
Winners:
$500—#03713—Panflie, Linwood, PA
$200—#03714—Sacharok
$100—#00696—Lorraine Jablonski,
Audobon, &J
$50—#00513—Zofia Zamorski,
Philadelphia, PA
The parents of Father Welsh joined us at the All Soul’s Day
Mass. Their son Vincent faithfully served St. Philip Neri
Parish Community from 2003 until 2007. Father Welsh
passed on May 16, 2014.
Thank you to all who purchased chances.
Pope Francis
Quote:
“We must restore hope to
young people, help the old,
be open to the future,
spread love. Be poor among
the poor. We need to
Include the excluded and
preach peace.”
Pope Francis
We Remember the Faithful Departed
Especially the Intentions of our Parishioners
Irene & James Krouse
All Deceased Members of the
Krouse & Krupienski Family
Mary T. Eells
Robert J. Eells, Sr.
Robert J. Eells, Jr.
Chuck Eells
Sally Eells Sylvester
Carol Schubach
Marion McCann
Catherine Stuski
Kane & Stuski Families
Kathleen Bachich Green
Tom & Catherine King
Mary & Bill O’Meara
Kitty & Mike Donahue
John & Eileen King
Hass Wenken, J. Maddock
Joan O’Meara Impagliazzo
Tom King
Jack Stermel
Eileen LaFauci
Gaetano LaFauci
Gaetano LaFauci, Jr.
Barbara Lauria
Angelo LaFauci
Bichao & Purul Families
Sam & Lillian Holton
Val & John Wodarski
Joe & Stella Osmian
Walt & Wanda Jaye
Parents of Frank & Helen
Rachubinski
Alfreda & Zigmund Plocha
Frances & Henry Jaworski
James Burke
Frank Wisniewski
Frederick Mlynarski
Frank Cywinski
Aniela Cywinski
Mlynarski Family
Cywinski Family
Forgotten Souls
Father Jarosz
Alexander & Josephine Metkowski
Gajda & Misioria Families
Metkowski Family
Dzieken Familoy
Źemojtel Family
Szacilowski Family
Maryanna Taraska
Kazmir Taraska
Veronica Figurski
Maximillian Figurski
Alice Gill
Rosemary Ledger
Travis Rose
Helen Grandelli
Pauline Liszewski
Trignani Family
Florence Bruy
Peter Bruy
Ronald Bruy
John Pawlak
Sophie Pawlak
Mary Coval
Elda Schendenberger
Christiane & John Adams
Lenny Budka
Pro. George Mariselli
Jacqueline Roussel
Rita Lengan
Msgr. Fitzpatrick
Father Welsh
Mr. & Mrs. DeRago
Dr. & Mrs. DeCurio
Matt DeCurio
Vincent Botta
Joseph Botta
Edna DiBiase
Edward & Genevieve Eells
Mickey & Madeline Hudson
Yob & Chuck Eells
Ed Griffin
Mary Fox
John Hudson
Sis Hudson
Alex & Catherine Mangini
Dan Kwasizur
Frank & Rose Kwasizur
Frank & Jackie Kwasizur
Tom & Sophie Boyle
Father Sikora
Ed Micofsky
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zalewski
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wiatrowski
Mr. & Mrs. Felix Zalewski
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen &evaline
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zalewski
Frank & Leon Morris
Anthony Wiatrowski
Michael Kubiak, Sr.
Michael Kubiak, Jr.
Sophia Veasey
Charles Veasey, Sr.
Anna Kubiak
Catherine Veasey
William Veasey
Pastor’s Letter
Dear Parishioners,
Mother Teresa of Calcutta gave a rousing reflection on how her
sisters and brothers, The Missionaries of Charity, serve Jesus in the
poorest of the poor, her listeners were deeply inspired. A middle-aged
woman came up to Mother Teresa after the talk and remarked to her,
“Mother Teresa you are a saint.” The aging Albanian dressed in the
simple white sari with blue trim fixed her eyes on the woman of the
world and rightly responded, “Aren’t we all called to be saints?”
Last Friday, Halloween (All Halos Eve), the vigil of the great feast
of All Saints all Catholic school students were off. When I first heard it
I was surprised. I had not remembered that schools were not in
session on Halloween. Then I learned that 3,500 Catholic School
educators from our 122 elementary schools, 17 high schools and four
schools of special education as well as private Catholic and Independence Mission Schools were invited by Archbishop Charles Chaput to
his first “Archbishop’s Day for Teachers and Administrators.”
At the gathering, our shepherd, Archbishop Charles presented a
Pastoral Letter. The title, “Equipping Saints” was appropriate for the
following day and indeed every day. Archbishop Charles encourages
teachers and parents and all of us to realize that our young people
learn from what they are taught and what they read, but that our
example is so so important. We serve as role models whether we
would like to or not.
As we desire and strive to live saintly lives so will our young
people follow our example. The Archbishop’s letter is not long and is
very inspiring. In this month when we pray for all souls and celebrate
the saints may we recognize our call to live our lives anew for and with
Jesus now and for ever.
Father Oliver
MASS FOR ALL SOULS
Happy to know others are praying for our
loved ones.
After Mass parishioners took time to catch up with old
friends. Sharing a tale or a word or two about our beloved
deceased brings a lot of healing.
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. You can order a copy of this beautifully illustrated
catechism and learn about the World Meeting of Families at WorldMeeting 2015.org.
ovember 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 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.org.
Parish Events Calendar
I plead with you—never, ever give up on
hope, never doubt, never tire, and never
become discouraged. Be not afraid.
2014
- St. John Paul II -
Sunday, November 9
Pancake & Waffle CAM
after 11:00 a.m. Mass—
Mass—spn
Tuesday, November 11
R.C.I.A.
7:30 p.m.—
p.m.—spn
Wednesday, November 12
PRIEST, PROPHET, KING
New Bible Study Course
7:00 p.m.—
p.m.—spn
Thursday, November 13
175th Anniversary Meeting
7:00 p.m.—
p.m.—spn
Friday, November 14
Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament
The Catholic Gentleman
2:00—
2:00—7:00 p.m.—
p.m.—spn
YAH 2nd Friday Gathering
Thursday, November 27
Thanksgiving
9:00 a.m.—
a.m.—spn
YAH♥
Sunday, November 30
1st Sunday of Advent
Sunday, December 7
Parish Christmas Bazaar
12:00 noon—
noon—4:00 p.m.—
p.m.—ss
Sunday, December 14
Festival of Carols
Friday, November 14
2nd Friday Gathering
Holy Hour 6-7 p.m.
followed by Dinner
Today’s Readings
The river that flows from under the temple producing
life and changing salt water to fresh is the Holy
Spirit, the love of the Father and Jesus, may we be
filled to overflowing with this life giving water.
6:00 p.m.—
p.m.—ss
MASS
EIGHTH GRADE VISITATIO DAY at SS. John Neumann
and Maria Goretti High School is on Thursday, November 13.
All 8th grade students are welcome to spend the day at
Neumann-Goretti, meet our teachers and students, experience
what it is like to be a Neumann-Goretti Saint for the day.
SCHOLARSHIP/ADMISSIO/PLACEMET TEST
DATE for SS. John Neumann and Maria Goretti High School
for the 2015-2016 school year is Saturday, November 22.
Please call Mr. Ragno in the Admissions Office for further
information and to register for this testing date —- 214-4658437 ext. 229.
The Penitential Act of the Mass often referred to as the I
confess, Confiteor or Lord have Mercy calls us to recall our
sins and to recognize just how grave they may be. They
separate us from the life giving river of God’s love fully
when mortal sin is involved and partially with venial sins. In
our missalette on page 7 we read under the heading
“Penitential Act” The celebration of God’s mercy takes one
of the following forms. We ought to recall with our sins that
God’s mercy is infinitely greater. Our reconciliation with
God (the sweet spot of a full openness to God’s transforming grace) begins with our sorrow and culminates in the
Sacraments and in particular with the Sacrament of
Reconciliation. When you pray the Penitential Act offer
your sins to God and then meditate on Jesus’ infinite love
for you. Be filled with that love, be filled to overflowing.
St. Philip Neri is
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175
Archbishop Chaput
will offer Mass at the parish.
Come to the next planning session
to learn how you can be a part of
Parishioners enjoyed the 1st stages of planning the 175th
celebration.
2015 Sacramental Dates
First Reconciliation
February 2014 TBA at 7:00 p.m.
the celebration.
Thursday, November 13, 2014
7:00 p.m.—
p.m.—St. Philip Neri Hall
NEW LIFE IN CHRIST
Confirmation
Sunday, March 1 at 11:00 a.m. Mass
First Holy Communion
Sunday, May 3 at 11:00 a.m. Mass
MASS JOURNAL
Lord show me one way in this Mass I can be a
better version of myself this week.
Parish Book Club
Second Monday of the Month
November 10, 2014
7:00 p.m.
ALL ARE WELCOME!
PARISH CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Our Parish Christmas Bazaar is quickly approaching and we need some volunteers for donations, baking and
creativeness. If you are interested in helping out in any way here are suggestions.
Donations of new items for our punchboard give away table. These items can be anything from a small appliance, a toy, household or decorative item. Any new items are welcome.
Get your creative juices flowing by making a themed basket for our basket raffle. These baskets are put together by parishioners and in the past have consisted of all types of themes such as: Movie Basket; Italian dinner basket; Cookie/Cake making basket, Winter Wonderland basket, etc. A basket doesn’t even need to be
used, just use your imagination.
As always the weekend of the bazaar we will also be asking for our wonderful bakers to turn on those ovens and
make your specialties for our baked goods table.
If you are interested in any of the above please contact the rectory and let us know so we have an idea of what
we will have ahead of time. These items can all be dropped off at either church after the masses or at the rectory. If you need an item picked up from your home this can also be arranged through the rectory. Thank you
for your generosity to the parish.
St. Philip Neri Parish
Christmas Bazaar & Polish Food Festival
At St. Stanislaus Hall
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Noon to 4 p.m.
Join us for a day of Fun with Family, Friends, Food, Drinks, Games of Chance,
and even some Christmas Shopping
Our Christmas Bazaar is a great way to spend an afternoon!!!
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We have Polish Food for sale to eat in or to take home.
We have Games of Chance. Match your number to the number on the Spinning Wheel and
you could win cakes, cookies, and even reusable grocery store bags full of great items for
your home.
For the Kids: Pictures with Santa (cost: $5 and includes children decorating their own
frames.) Also fun activities for the children.
We also feature a game of chance on new items and assorted candy trays. All you need to
do is match your number with the assigned gift number and WIN!!!
We also have some Beautiful Gift Baskets filled with all sorts of items.
Bring the kids, friends, and family! We look forward to seeing you there!
Parishioners and eighbors stopped by the Rectory
on the Eve of All Saints Day (Halloween).
Neighbors
Parishioners
Do you recognize the spaceman?