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St. John Neumann Church
Our Jubilee Year
January 25, 2015
Parish Office
380 Highland Lane
610.525.3100
Ss. Colman-John Neumann
Regional Catholic School
372 Highland Lane
610.525.3266
Celebrating
A Half Century of
Building Upon A
Community Of Faith
Mass Schedule
Saturday Evening – 6:00 pm
Sunday - 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 am and 12 pm
Daily Mass
Monday - Friday—6:45 am and 8:00 am
Saturday - 8:00 am
Holy Days - (except Christmas and New
Year’s Day) 7:00 am, 8:30 am & 7:00 pm
(Vigil Mass for the Holy Days)
Reconciliation
Saturdays – 5:00 to 5:45 pm
Baptisms
1:00 pm most Sundays. Please call the
rectory to make arrangements.
Weddings
Friday evenings and Saturdays 11:00 am,
1:00 and 3:00 pm
Parish Website
www.sjnparish.org
School Website
www.scjnschool.org
Pastoral Staff
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.
School Principal - Mrs. Cathleen Lamberto
PREP Coordinator - Mrs. Debbie Andes
Music Ministry - Mrs. Isabel Momenee
Coordinators of Parish Ministry
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, JANUARY 24TH
6:00 pm Bridget McLoone
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25TH
7:30 am Lucille M. Krugler
9:00 am Frank McGuiness
10:30 am Emilie Tihansky
12:00 pm Peter Cummiskey
MONDAY
6:45 am Timothy Calnan
8:00 am Rae Jean Haydanek
TUESDAY
6:45 am Gertrude Coyle
8:00 am John F. Heilmann, Jr.
WEDNESDAY
6:45 am Charlie Hugh McDevitt
8:00 am Edward Cyzewski
THURSDAY
6:45 am Living & Deceased Members of
St. John Neumann Parish
8:00 am Carmen Casciato
FRIDAY
6:45 am Tony & Filomena Carlino
8:00 am Claire Cahill
SATURDAY
8:00 am Michael Rinnier
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 31ST
6:00 pm Father James Meehan
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
7:30 am Living & Deceased Members of
St. John Neumann Parish
9:00 am Ad Springrose
10:30 am Michael Gallagher
12:00 pm Seamus Meehan (First Anniversary)
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 24TH
6:00 pm Hanna Bodner, Grace DelPizzo
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25TH
7:30 am Ned Burke, Cameron Zuccarini
9:00 am Teresa Hegarty, Mary Kate Kearney
10:30 am Liam McMahon, Joseph Schanne
12:00 pm Joseph Dugery, Kevin Donnelly
MTW
8:00 am Emily Hauck, Amanda Heilmann
ThFS
8:00 am Alexandria Lavelle, Kirsten Zuccarini
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 31ST
6:00 pm George Voegele, Brendan Reilly
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
7:30 am Ned Burke, Joseph McCabe
9:00 am Emily Hauck, Amanda Heilmann
10:30 am Shane Baffa, Colin Biddle
12:00 pm Jameson Barry, John Bodner
Extraordinary Ministers
of the Eucharist
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 24TH
6:00 pm Nora & Dick Saraceni, Marie Marziano
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25TH
7:30 am Bernadette & Joe Sweeney,
David McDonald
9:00 am Diane & Larry Freedman,
Michael Ciarmoli
10:30 am Fran & Joe Ferroni, Linda Schanne
12:00 pm Robert Hodgson, Michele Hartigan,
Pam Tureck
LECTORS
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 24TH
6:00 pm Richard Galli
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25TH
7:30 am Jean M. DiDominic
9:00 am Jim Swope
10:30 am Craig Callaghan
12:00 pm Jim Rowley
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 31ST
6:00 pm Erik Fehrenbach
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
7:30 am Ed Beck
9:00 am Mike Gormley
10:30 am Al Phelan
12:00 pm Anthony Tanzola
SATURDAY VIGIL, JANUARY 31ST
6:00 pm Adele Samples, John & Barbara Anderson
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
7:30 am Maryann & Ron Ratigan, Barb Heath
9:00 am Mary & Greg Hauck, Gene Bernicker
10:30 am Emily Petrosky, Pat O’Donnell,
Rosemary Holt
12:00 pm Robert Hodgson, Guy Wolfington,
Maureen Wynne
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This Week at St. John Neumann
Catholic Relief
Services Collection
Sunday Little Chur ch School 10:30 am
Monday Rosar y for Peace—7 pm
Tuesday Pr ayer & Scr iptur e—9:30 am
PREP—4:15 pm
(This weekend)
Your donations at work!
Haiti Earthquake: Then and Now
Patricia Adams
Dottie Berry
Dr. Mariel Briones
Maryrose Campbell
Mary Canavan
Diana Caron
Timothy Doring
Beth Doherty
Charles Dougherty
Barbara Johnson
Jeff Leighton
Agnes McLaughlin
William Miller
Zachary Miller
Sarah Murnaghan
Cynthia O’Connor
Barbara O’Neill
Joe Parente
Ted Peters
Bob Pushaw
Graham Shafer
Sandy Shea
Michael Shelly
Dr. Jack Shutack
Kennedy Snyder
Dan Sullivan
Paul Troy
Kathy Wolfington
Please pray for the deceased:
Roseanita Coffey
Immaculata Campese
Some 800 families turned this soccer field in
Solino, one of Port-au-Prince’s roughest
neighborhoods, into a tent camp following
the earthquake.
May their souls and all the souls of
the faithful departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Prayer for Peace
For peace in the world and an
end to terrorism and all war, we
pray to the Lord.
For the safety of our military serving all over the
world, we pray to the Lord.
For all Christians who are persecuted and martyred because of their faith, we pray to the Lord.
Today, Catholic Relief Services and the
city’s residents are restoring the soccer field
with artificial turf, turning it into a muchneeded recreation center.
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WINTER SPORTS MASS
TODAY
TODAY @ 9 AM
BEGINNING AT 8:00AM
Ss. Colman-John Neumann School Hosts
Three Events
ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Mass will be followed by team pictures in the new
gym and a pancake breakfast in the Parish Center.
(8 am to noon)
full breakfast of plain or chocolate chip
pancakes, sausage, fresh pasties, coffee
and juice.
OPEN HOUSE TOUR
(9 am to 11 am)
BOOK FAIR
Ss. Colman-John Neumann
School News
Sunday, January 25th
Pancake Breakfast after 7:30 am Mass to noon
9 am to 11 am Open House and Book Fair
Wednesday, January 28th
9 am—11 am Open House
School opens 8:00am to 12
noon
Visit us before or after Mass
and let the SCJN Home &
School Association cook for
YOU!
During the Pancake Breakfast, we will have SCJN
Spirit Wear for sale, with great new wearables and
other new SCJN-imprinted items. Wall tiles will be
available to purchase and paint/personalize for the
school’s exterior to raise funds for educational items
and to finalize our PreK program playground.
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NEUMANN SCHOLAR SELECTED AT SS. COLMAN-JOHN NEUMANN SCHOOL
Bridget Llull Earns Four-Year High School Scholarship
Ss. Colman-John Neumann School announced that one of its 8th-grade students, Bridget Llull,
was named a Neumann Scholar, which provides her with a four-year scholarship to the high
school of her choice within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia beginning Fall 2015.
This marks the second year in a row that a student from Ss. Colman-John Neumann has been
awarded this prestigious honor, with only five students from Delaware County winning the
award out of a field of more than 900 total qualified candidates.
Ss. Colman-John Neumann’s principal, Cathleen Lamberto, said, “We are so proud of Bridget
for her outstanding achievement. We congratulate all those who helped her on her academic
journey, including her family and teachers at Ss. Colman-John Neumann School. For a second
year, our academic excellence has been recognized by Bridget’s accomplishment. Our school
continues to be at the top of the list for families looking for a quality Catholic school education
in the Philadelphia area.”
Pictured left to right: Diann Venezia, MaryAnne Dougherty, teachers at SCJN, Tom Riley, VP for Strategy,
Connelly Foundation; Bridget Llull, Neumann Scholar, Cathleen Lamberto, Principal, SCJN, Deborah Andes,
Teacher, SCJN.
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SJN GARAGE SALE
April 11th & 12th
Our creation as men and women in the
image of God is why we are all called to the
virtue of chastity.
Chastity is expressed in different ways, according to whether or not we are married.
But for everyone, chastity involves refusing
to use our own or other people’s bodies as
objects for consumption. Chastity is the habit, whether we are married or not, of living
our sexuality with dignity and grace in the
light of God’s commandments. Lust is the
opposite of chastity. Lust involves looking at
others in utilitarian ways, as if the other’s
body existed merely to satisfy an appetite.
True chastity “does not disdain the body” but
sees the body in the full dimensions of personhood. Chastity is a great “yes” to the
truth of humanity created in the image of
God and called to live in the covenant.
“Can we use this basket, Mommy?
We’re playin’ Church.”
Speaking of “baskets” - here’s a tip about
our Garage sale.
The following are not saleable:
old tv’s (only flat screens) shoes
air conditioners
mattresses
console stereos
VCR’s
encyclopedias
text books
children’s car seats (unless brand new and
up to code)
stuffed animals
“baskets”
Thanks! Info (610-353-1875).
Understood this way, chastity is something
everyone is called to practice. “All the baptized are called to chastity….Married people
are called to live conjugal chastity; others
practice chastity in continence.”
God created the whole material world out of
his love for us. Everything we can see and
touch was created for the sake of God’s covenant. We do not always love as we ought,
but God’s pattern of love protects us and calls
us back to our true natures. Marriage and
celibacy are the two ways of being together
as male or female in light of God’s covenant,
and for this reason both marriage and celibacy are considered chaste ways of living.
SAVE THE DATE
SCJN Athletic Association
Annual Fundraiser
Saturday, March 7th, 2015
in the Parish Center
7 pm—Midnight
(Consult this column each week for another teaching on the
Family).
Featuring—The Sunday James Band
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