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SAINT JUDE CHURCH
321 W. Butler Avenue ● Chalfont, PA 18914 (215) 822-0179
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
NOVEMBER 16, 2014
PASTORAL STAFF
Reverend Lawrence F. Crehan, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. James P. McCoy, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Jeffrey M. Rott, Parochial V icar
Deacon Timothy P. Lynch
Deacon John T. Riordan
St. Jude School
Sr. Elizabeth Marley, RSM, Principal
Office: 215-822-9225
Convent: 215-822-2896
Parish Religious Education Program
Mrs. Alice Patcella, Director
Office: 215-822-7553
Music Ministry
Mr. Michael Meade, Director
267-250-1271
SACRAMENT OF HOLY EUCHARIST
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM
Sunday: 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 12 Noon
Weekdays: M-F: 6:30AM ♦ M-S: 9AM
Holy Day Vigil: 7:30PM
Holy Day: 6:30AM, 9AM, 12 Noon, 7:30PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Confessions: Saturday 3:00 - 4:00P.M.
SAINT JUDE SHRINE
NOVENA DEVOTIONS
Thursdays at 2:00PM and 7:30PM
Eucharistic Adoration throughout the day
Benediction concludes the evening devotions
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
First and Third Sundays of the month.
Please contact the Rectory.
PARISH OFFICE: Mon. - Fri. (9AM - 4:30PM) Web site: www.stjudechalfont.org
E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: 215-822-0638
The 2014-2015 St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Annual Appeal
St. Charles Seminary is vital to the life of our Archdiocese. The
Seminary provides dedicated priests, deacons and religious and laity
to serve in our parishes, schools and other Catholic organizations.
Your support is necessary to ensure that these programs can be
offered to the men and women responding to God’s call to serve the
Church. This weekend you have an opportunity to pledge your support to St. Charles Seminary.
For more information: www.stcharlesseminaryappeal.org or call 215-587-5650
November 16, 2014
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WORSHIP & MASS INTENTIONS
Monday
6:30AM
9:00AM
Tuesday
6:30AM
9:00AM
Wednesday
6:30AM
9:00AM
Thursday
6:30AM
9:00AM
Friday
6:30AM
9:00AM
Saturday
9:00AM
5:00PM
Sunday
8:00AM
10:00AM
12Noon
November 17, 2014
Alice Anne Baumher
Req. by the Baumher Family
Mary & Patrick Moran
Req. by Mary Murphy
November 18, 2014
God’s Kingdom on Earth
Req. by Ralph Berarducci
Dec’d. members of Acquaviva, Lombardi,
DiAntonio, & Taglienti Families
Req. by Antoinette Acquaviva
November 19, 2014
Michael Patzuk, Jr.
Req. by Michael Patzuk Sr.
Cunningham, Graham, & Corr Families
Req. by Sheila Cunningham
November 20, 2014
William Masley
Req. by Sister Elizabeth Marley, RSM
St. Jude Shrine Society
November 21, 2014
Adelaide McElderry
Req. by Joan & Ray Starzmann
Rose Vallone
Req. by Tom & Annette Cannizzaro
November 22, 2014
John J. Prendergast
Req. by Monsignor George Majoros
Jimmy Calogero
Req. by Ann Rutan
November 23, 2014
Michael Fasti
Req. by Dolores Volm
Living & Deceased of St. Jude Parish
Req. by Jean & Kevin Gallagher
Dominic Crognale
Req. by Filomena Crognale
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
COLLECTIONS:
Nov. 9, 2014 Sunday Collection
$14,035.82
Month of October Sunday Collection
Month of October Online Giving
Month of October TOTAL
$56,875.04
$ 8,512.00
$65,387.04
_____________________
We thank all who are contributing through your Sunday
Envelopes or online giving on a consistent basis as your
“thank you” back to God for all His blessings.
ELECTRONIC GIVING
To learn about our on-line Parish Giving program
follow the link from our Parish Website:
stjudechalfont.org ► Church/Rectory ►
Get Involved - Parish Giving
PRAYERS NEEDED
PLEASE PRAY for all our sick parishioners, relatives and
friends and their caregivers, and all those listed in
Our Lady's Prayer Chain.
BOB BREEZA - BART CAHAN - MAUREEN CAHAN
MARY DONNELLY - JOSEPH BRADY - GINO FRANCESCANGELI
KATHLEEN FRESHWATER - STEPHEN GEIB - BARBARA GORMAN
HANNAH GRUBER - STEVE HEDRICK - JOAN MENTZER
ANN MIRABILE - VINCENT O’BRIEN - THOMAS PRADER
TONI SCHULTHEIS - THERESA & JOSEPH SMITH
BETTY STOERRLE - DENISE SULLIVAN
PLEASE PRAY for our tr oops.
Contact the rectory to let us know who is in need of our prayer.
Names of those in need will be published in the bulletin for one month,
unless an extension is requested.
The entire parish community extends its
sympathy to the families of
Frank Krause and Michael Lombardo upon
their death.
ST. JUDE SUNDAY BULLETIN
SPECIAL SUBMISSION SCHEDULE
November 30, 2014 due: Wed., Nov. 19 (10am)
November 16, 2014
Dear Friends,
In a little over one month we will have the first day
of winter, December 21st. It just so happens this is
also the Fourth Sunday of Advent. You might think
“thanks Father Larry, this is just what I need to
read.” Why do I even mention these things? The
answer lays in the focus for this Sunday’s Liturgy:
“We are called to live our gift of faith and to use it
for the greater good of all God’s people.”
Simply put this is what was done last winter,
whether it is in Chalfont/Bucks County or in
Ardsley/Montgomery County. People helped each
other with shovels, plows and generators. Some of
us shivered together and asked, “Do you have
power?” People offered hot meals; hot showers
maybe even a warm spot on the floor. People with
generators shared what little they had with
someone who had less. This is celebrating our gift
and using it for the greater good of all.
This sharing is also manifested in the renovation of
our Chapel. Members of the Knights of Columbus
ripped up the old carpet, which will be recycled.
This saved the parish over $300.00. The Knights
donated their time and materials to paint the ceiling
of the chapel. The color is Mascarpone. The paint,
the rugs for the chapel and the St. Jude Room, the
baseboard molding, and the new lights were all
donated by you through the funds which were
given for the St. Jude Capital Campaign a.k.a.
Building Our Future. I thank you for your
generosity. At this time I also thank the people on
The Renovation Committee. It has been
challenging for them as it has been for you with all
of the transitions of the last few years. Let me
assure you, the renovations are in good hands
because of these good people. Let me remind us all
Discernment is a process. The Renovation
Committee just had a meeting so that I can be
updated on the parishioners understanding of the
parish vision and the parish priorities for
renovations. This is another example of living our
gift of faith for the greater good of all.
On December 20th, the last day of fall, we will
decorate the Church. Let me remind you of my
vision for the church this year. I hope families
will lend us an ornament to be hung on what
will be our “family Christmas Trees.” One tree
will be in the church, the other will probably be
outside. I purchased Christmas Balls to be hung
on the trees near the chapel. I hope to have
colored lights for them. My thought is each
color would be the color of a special need:
Autism, Muscular Dystrophy, Cancer, etc. My
most challenging project, for which I will need
skilled labor, is to create a Christmas Village.
The village will be from unused pieces of your
old Dickens’ Village or something of the like. I
have a picture as an example, but I need
carpenters and others to help create something
light weight and easily stored. As with your
house, storage space is at a premium in the
church. After Thanksgiving I shall have a
meeting with all who are interested so that an
organized plan can be conceived and so that
there can be a distribution of labor. For me this
can be a manifestation of shared faith for the
good of all. God Bless LFC
God Bless,
PARTNERS IN FAITH FORMATION OF CHILDREN
WITH ASD, IDD & OTHER DISABILITIES
January 24, 2015 - 8:30am -12:30
GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY
Parents of children with disabilities are
invited to attend this mini-conference
focused on the religious education of children with
special needs.
National, regional and local leaders in the fields of
disability and faith formation will present keynote and
breakout sessions geared to DRE’s, Catechists, parents
and clergy.
For information contact: [email protected]
or call 215-587-3530. To register on line go to:
http://archphila.org/evangelization/PCPD/pcpd.php
ST. JUDE SCHOOL
Congratulations to our first graders who presented
their research on the lives of their patron saints on
Wednesday, November 5th. Parents, grandparents,
younger siblings and friends, were amazed at the
knowledge and confidence displayed by our young
students. The "Saints Parade" began with the students
singing "Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In" as they
marched around the cafeteria in their creatively designed
costumes. Each saint approached the microphone and
delivered an informative report to an attentive and proud
audience. The entire school was treated to a "visit" by the
Saints as they traveled to each classroom. Everyone agreed
that It was a remarkable feat for first graders to accomplish
this first trimester! Thank you to Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs.
Metz, and all the parents who helped to make this saints
celebration a special moment in the lives of our first
graders and their families.
Our eighth graders spent a day looking into their
future educational opportunities as they visited the local
Archdiocesan High Schools this past week. May the Holy
Spirit lead and guide them in their decision making as they
approach this important step in their lives.
Thank you to all who contributed to our "Socktober"
collection on the feast of our parish patron, St. Jude
Thaddeus. Due to your generous support, many of our
homeless brothers and sisters will receive a much needed
comfort of clean, warm socks as the cold weather comes
upon us. God bless your care for others in God's name.
For more information about our parish school, please
contact Sister Elizabeth, at 215-822-9225 x 230.
MONTHLY LUNCHEON:
Tuesday, December 2
at ZOTO'S (1 - 3:00pm) Please park on left side of building
(entrance to Banquet Room). Cost is $25, cash please.
ST. JUDE SENIORS
2015 Dues: $6.00 dues for 2015 can be paid at the Dec. or
Jan. Meeting or sent to Mary Louise DiNardo,
18 Sunnybrook Dr., New Britain, PA 18901
LUNCH BUNCH: Wed., Nov. 19, 1pm at Spring Mill Country Club,
80 Jacksonville Rd., Ivyland. Call Rae Player at 215-822-8061.
TRIPS: We still need 2 people for Doolans
"A Tribute to Radio City Rockettes"Christmas show on Dec. 4
- includes 1 hour open bar, choice of menu and entertainment.
Cost is $82.00. Bus leaves at 9:30 AM. Call Sheila at 215-8223959. Make checks payable to SJS and mail ASAP to Sheila
Cunningham, 16 Birchwood Circle, Chalfont, PA 18914.
Trip schedule for 2015 is available on the bulletin board
outside the chapel.
ST. JUDE PARISH
St. Jude Parish Youth Group Event:
All teens grades 6th-12th are invited to join us on
Sunday evening, November 16th as we prepare for
the Christmas season. We will be making gift tags for
the "Giving Trees" that are placed in the Church
Narthex and making crafts for the residents of New
Seasons and St. Mary's. Event will take place
from 6:30pm-8:00pm in the school cafeteria.
Once again, ST. JUDE PARISH YOUTH GROUP calls on
the members of St. Judes parish to make this Christmas
special for:
children of St. Benedict / St.
Athanasius Parish • shut-ins
from Aid for Friends • children
who receive gifts from
Operation Santa Claus
Please take a tag from the
wreath/tree and purchase a gift
as suggested on the tag. Please return all gifts (new and
unwrapped) by Sunday, December 1st so they can
be sorted, wrapped, and distributed. Boxes for dropoff can be found in the Church Narthex and Chapel
areas. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
Any questions, please contact
Patti Shirey (215-771-3042).
Come see the NUTCRACKER BALLET at CB
South high School, Warrington,
PA on Saturday Dec. 13th at
2pm and 6pm, and Sunday Dec.
14th, 12pm and 4pm. For every
ticket purchased, there will be
a $5 donation to the St. Jude
HSA. Enter “St. Jude” into
the comment section (not the
discount code) when ordering tickets.
Visit www.budzynskiballet.org for tickets.
ST. JUDE CHOIR
Is it time for you to
consider a new seat in church —
in the choir loft!
Not only will you have a great view from there,
but you’ll get the extra benefit of singing praise to
God. Why don’t you give it try? Join in for one
(or all) of our “sing-along” sessions on:
Nov. 30 - 7:30pm in church.
ST. JUDE PARISH LOOKING AHEAD...
ST. JUDE RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE
NOV. 18 PASTORAL COUNCIL MEETING
NOV. 19 FINANCE COUNCIL MEETING
NOV. 23 PRE-JORDAN
NOV. 30 ST. JUDE CHOIR SING-A-LONG
DEC. 1
RETURN GIVING TREE GIFTS
Check the Sunday Bulletin or call the rectory for details.
Baby Bottles for Life
Thank you to everyone who filled a baby bottle with
spare change and helped change a life! If you took a
bottle last weekend and were not able to return it
please call LEGACY OF LIFE FOUNDATION at 215788-4051. For information or to volunteer your
services: www.legacyoflifefoundation.org
Any checks should be made payable to St. Jude.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED
ST. JUDE HEALTH MINISTRY
HEALTH TIPS, NOVEMBER 2014
Healthy Skin: Sun pr otection - sunscreen,
shade, protective clothing (hot & cold weather) •
Don’t smoke • Treat skin gently - limit bath time,
avoid strong soaps, shave carefully, pat dry,
moisturize (hot & cold weather) • Eat a healthy diet •
Manage stress
Quit Smoking basics: Tobacco is a killer .
Smokers are more likely to develop disease & die
earlier than people who don’t use Tobacco
products. Nicotine is highly addictive. Decide to
quit, set a stop date, and take advantage of
Available resources for success!
Local Host Families needed for two 10th grade
Chinese boys. They will attend Archbishop
Wood HS and Plumstead Christian School starting in
January, tuition paid. Both boys are motivated
learners with a wide variety of interests such as:
soccer, football, basketball, music, science, dogs, and
computers, etc. Host families provide room and board
& receive a generous monthly
stipend & a fulfilling experience. If
interested contact Cecelia LaPlaca
with NACEL OPEN DOOR, Private
School Program,
(www.nacelopendoor.org) at
215-584-7751 or [email protected].
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES PREPARATORY CATECHESIS
The Preparatory Catechesis plays a centr al r ole in each Wor ld Meeting of
Families (WMOF). The WMOF is hosted by different dioceses, and the host diocese
for each World Meeting writes a preparatory catechism—a collection of what
Catholics believe about human purpose, marriage, and the family. The truths about
the family gathered in the preparatory Church document for each WMOF are what
the Catholic Church traditionally teaches, so this is not new teaching, but each of
these preparatory documents have particular emphases based on the issues that the
host country and the world are dealing with at the time of the writing. The catechesis,
like the World Meeting, is for people of all ages at all stages of life.
tips
The Preparatory Catechesis of the World Meeting of Families – Philadelphia 2015
forms the basis for our programs at the meeting.
Purchase Preparatory Catechesis at
www.worldmeeting2015.org
https://www.osvparish.com
SEPTEMBER 22-27th • 2015
Archbishop’s Lecture Series
Theology of the Body,
the Gender Distinction, and Religious Freedom
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO SEMINARY, Wynnewood, PA
Thursday, December 11 ♦ 7:00-9:00pm ♦ $5.00
Presenter: Professor David L. Schindler
Professor Schindler is Dean Emeritus and Edouard
Cardinal Gagnon Professor of Fundamental Theology
at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on
Marriage and the Family in Washington, D.C.
Professor Schindler has published over seventy-five
articles (translated into nine languages) in the areas of
metaphysics, philosophical issues in biology and
biotechnology, and the relation of theology/philosophy
and culture. Contact us at 215-587-5630 or
[email protected].
Christmas Open House and Concert
Sunday, December 7, 2014 - 1:00pm
Join the Seminarians of Saint Charles to celebrate the
Advent and Christmas seasons!
Tours of the Seminary begin at 1:00 pm with the last
available tour at 3:00 pm. Seminarians will guide
visitors through the historic buildings to view sacred
art, common areas and more. Included will be the
Christmas crèches on display in the Ryan Memorial
Library featuring dozens of Nativity scenes from
around the world. Refreshments are provided after
the tours.
The Christmas concert begins at 4:00 pm and will
feature the musicians and choir of Saint Charles
Borromeo Seminary.
The entire day is free and open to the public.
http://www.scs.edu
ADVENT FOR WOMEN
Advent retreat day for Women
Journey with Mary
Friday, December 7, 2014 (9am – 4:30pm)
THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY REDEEMER
Huntingdon Valley, PA
This day is designed for Catholic women of all ages
seeking to enter into the season of Advent more
reflectively. Includes Mass and Lunch. There is no fee
for the day though free will offerings are gratefully
accepted. Space is limited—RSVP by December 5th.
For more information: 215-914-4109
Sr. Ana Dura CSR or Sr. Katharina Maria Pies CSR
[email protected]
www.sistersholyredeemer.org
Advent by Candlelight
Sunday, December 14, 2014 (6pm to 9pm)
SAINT MARIA GORETTI CHURCH
(Begins in Drexel Hall)
BUCKS COUNTY FESTIVAL OF PRAISE AND
VOCATIONS HOLY HOUR
November 20, 2014 (7:30PM – 8:30PM )
Church of St. Andrew, (Newtown, PA)
For more information, please contact Fr. Jason Buck
at [email protected], or
Fr. Jonathan Dalin at [email protected].
Winners
Albert Krempa Jr.
Kevin & Jean Gallagher
This Advent retreat is designed for women of all
vocations and stages of life: single, married,
separated, divorced, widowed, or consecrated
religious. The evening includes:
catered meal • guest speaker, author, and artist, Brother Mickey
McGrath, O.S.F.S. • quiet time before the Blessed Sacrament •
opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Cost is $30.00 per person. Pre-payment of $30.00/
person (non-refundable but transferable) and preregistration are necessary. Mail to:
ST. MARIA GORETTI CHURCH
c/o Angela McClellan,
1601 Derstine Road, Hatfield, PA 19440
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484050 St Jude Church (A)
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Rosanna Gehringer
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253 York Road, Hatboro, PA
215.674.3662
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