Sacred Heart Parish
120 Jefferson Street ~ Swedesburg, Pennsylvania, 19405
We are the “HEART” of Bridgeport, King of Prussia, Swedeland and Swedesburg
Saint Augustine Sanctuary
Sacred Heart Church
Our Pastoral Staff
Rev. Timothy F. O’Sullivan
Founding Pastor
Rev. Msgr. George A. Majoros
Parochial Vicar
Rev. James J. Shea, Sch. P.
Weekday & Sunday Ministry
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Sanctuary
Our Mother of Sorrows Sanctuary
Our Parish Mass Schedule
All of our Masses are celebrated in
Sacred Heart Church
SUNDAY MASSES:
Saturday evening at
4:00pm & 5:30pm
Sunday morning at
8:00am & 10:15am
Sunday evening at 5:00pm
WEEKDAY MASSES:
Monday through Friday at 6:30am
Monday through Saturday at 8:00am
(Masses on National Holidays will be celebrated at 9:00am.
This will be announced in our Parish bulletin.)
OUR HOLYDAY MASS SCHEDULE IS PUBLISHED IN THE
BULLETIN IN THE WEEKS BEFORE THE HOLYDAY.
The Sacrament of Baptism
Baptism is celebrated on the third Sunday of the month at
12 Noon and on the fifth Sunday of the Month during the
10:00am Mass. Before selecting a Baptism date, parents should
secure letters of eligibility for their selected Godparents and
present them at the rectory. Parents should also plan on
Attending our Parish’s Pre-Jordan program before setting a
Baptism date.
All baptisms are celebrated in Sacred Heart Church.
The Sacrament of Confession
Saturday afternoon: 3:00pm – 3:45pm.
Wednesday morning: Immediately following the 8:00am Mass.
By appointment at the rectory anytime.
The Sacrament of Confession is celebrated in Sacred Heart Church.
The Sacrament of Marriage
Please speak to Father O’Sullivan or Monsignor Majoros at least
six months before your anticipated Wedding date.
Couples should not make any celebratory arrangements until
after they have met with Father or Monsignor at our Parish.
The Sacrament of The Sick
Please speak to Father O’Sullivan or Monsignor Majoros if you
or a family member wish to receive the Sacrament of the Sick.
It is always appropriate to receive this Sacrament before
surgery, during a serious illness or in the final stages of life.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 8 2015 ~ FIFTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME
Our Parish Office Information
Our Parish Prayer of Unity
Sacred Heart Rectory
120 Jefferson Street
Swedesburg, Pennsylvania
Sacred Heart Rectory office is open:
Monday through Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am – 12 Noon
Sacred Heart Rectory Telephone:
610-275-1750
Sacred Heart Rectory Fax:
610-275-0480
Contact us by e-mail:
[email protected]
Saint Augustine Cemetery Office:
464 Ford Street, Bridgeport
Monday through Friday:
9:00am – 12 Noon
Cemetery Office Telephone: 610-272-4088
Heavenly Father,
You call us to be Your faith-filled people,
United in the Sacred Heart
of Your Son.
Grant us the grace to always respond to
Your call with lives of
active faith, firm hope and Christian charity.
Aided by the example of Saint Augustine,
may we always seek to embrace and love
the teachings of Your Church.
Accompanied by Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
may we, in joyful times and in times of Sorrow,
always strive to be faithful followers of Your Son,
Jesus Christ,
for He lives and reigns with You,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
One God, forever and ever!
Amen!
Sacred Heart of Jesus, We trust in Thee!
Come, Let Us Worship The Lord!
Let us join in prayer for the success of
~The World Meeting of Families ~
September 22 - 27 2015
In Philadelphia!
God and Father of us all,
in Jesus, Your Son and our Savior,
You have made us Your sons and daughters
in the family of the Church.
May Your grace and love help our families
in every part of the world be united to one another
in fidelity to the Gospel.
May the example of the Holy Family,
with the aid of Your Holy Spirit,
guide all families, especially those most troubled,
to be homes of communion and prayer
and to always seek Your truth and live in Your love.
through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, pray for us!
On the Weekend of January 10-11, 2014
235 people joined us at our 4:00pm Mass;
254 people joined us at our 5:30pm Mass;
173 people joined us at our 8:00am Mass;
179 people joined us at our 10:00am Mass;
and, 55 people joined us at our 5:00pm Mass.
Thank you for making the Lord
a priority in your life!
Upcoming Second Collection:
In your generosity, please remember:
February 21-22, 2015
Care of Aging Priest
Our Parish
Financial Information
Sunday Collection for January 10 - 11, 2015…..$6,601
Collection for January 11 - 12, 2014*………….$10,721
(*This amount reflects a combined total of the Sunday
collections for this weekend from Sacred Heart,
Saint Augustine and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parishes.)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT OF OUR PARISH!
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Dear Friends,
As hard as it might be to believe, in less than a week and a
half, we will begin the season of Lent with our observance of Ash
Wednesday on February 18th. The Season of Lent is the Liturgical
Season that prepares us for our great celebration of Easter and the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus.
However, it does not simply prepare us for Easter; the Season of Lent affords each of us the opportunity
to carefully and honestly evaluate our relationship with the Lord and take deliberate steps to improve
(when needed) or maintain (as necessary) our relationship with the Lord.
Ashes will be distributed on Ash Wednesday at our 6:30am morning Mass, at our 8:00am
morning Mass, at a 12 noon Prayer Service and at a 7:00pm evening Mass. (Please remember that
ashes are ordinarily not distributed outside of the context of a Mass or Prayer Service.)
Ash Wednesday is a day of fasting and abstinence for Catholics, which means that all Catholics
over the age of fourteen are bound to abstain from eating meat on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of
Lent as well as Good Friday; and all Catholics over the age of eighteen but younger than sixty years of age
are bound to observe Ash Wednesday and Good Friday as days of fasting by limiting themselves to a
single full meal, with two lighter meals during the day and no eating or snacks - which would include
coffee, tea, soft drinks, etc. - between the meals. A person may consume water or medication at any
time without breaking their Ash Wednesday or Good Friday fast.
The Church urges each of us to use the days of Lent to deepen and nourish our faith. The ways to
do this are many and varied! I would like to offer you a few suggestions:
ATTEND DAILY MASS. If your schedule permits you, join us for the celebration of Mass
during the week. Morning Masses are celebrated at Sacred Heart at 6:30am (Monday through Friday) and
at 8:00am (Monday through Saturday). Additionally, we will offer a 7:00pm evening Mass each
Wednesday evening during Lent. (For those of you who may work in Center City, many parishes in the
city offer lunchtime Masses for your convenience.)
ATTEND OUR LENTEN SCRIPTURE SERIES. Father Patrick Brady, a professor of Sacred
Scripture at Saint Charles Seminary will offer a three-part presentation on Monday, March 2nd, Monday,
March 9th and Monday, March 16th in Sacred Heart Church. Each presentation will last about one hour.
After his presentation, Father Brady will welcome an opportunity for questions and discussion regarding
his presentation. Watch our future bulletins for more details about his presentations.
PRAY THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS. We will pray the Stations of the Cross each Friday
evening at 7:00pm during Lent in our Church. The Stations of the Cross have long been a ‘staple’ of Lent
and remind us with vivid reflection of the life-giving events of that first Good Friday.
MAKE TIME FOR PRAYER AND SPEND TIME BEFORE THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT. Set aside a few minutes each day to offer to the Lord. You can use this time for your
favorite prayer form, pray the rosary, read Sacred Scripture or simply place yourself in the presence of the
Lord and seek His Holy Spirit to guide you. Our Church remains open each day for private visits from
6:30am to 6:00pm.
THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK. Our parish offers a limited supply of “The Little Black Books”
which offer daily reflections for each day. The books are free of charge and can be found in the back of
Church while our supply lasts. The books will be available in the back of Church beginning on Monday,
February 16th.
READ ABOUT THE SAINTS. The Church offers us, literally, thousands of saints as faithful
heroes and heroines. Knowledge of their lives is a ‘game plan’ for living faithfully before the Lord. Stories
of their lives are readily available on many websites, as well as in many books stores or at any of the
Religious goods stores.
I will continue in my column next week with more spiritual opportunities during the season of
Lent. Lent will be over before you know it! Make the best of Lent, so the Lord can make the best of you!
Through the intercession of Saint Augustine and Our Lady of Mount Carmel, may we always be
United in the Sacred Heart of Jesus!
Fr. O’Sullivan
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Our Parish Mass Intentions
February 7-8, 2015 – FIFTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
4:00pm (SH) Mary Dolan
Requested by Stan & Marge Leszczynski
5:30pm (SH) For the People of our Parish
Requested by Father O’Sullivan
8:00am (SH) Living & Deceased Members
of the Holy Name Society
10:15am (SH) John & Florence Czapla
Requested by Rosemary Giovinco
5:00pm (SH) Margaret Torrente
Requested by Linda & Peter Korpel
February 9, 2015 –WEEKDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
6:30am (SH) Joseph Hylinski
Requested by Wife & Family
8:00am (SH) Jack & Bonnie McTamney
Requested by Daughter, Maryanne
February 10, 2015 –SAINT SCHOLASTICA
6:30am (SH) Mary Egan
Requested by Bill & Bridget Maruszczak
8:00am (SH) Walter Gutkowski
Requested by Pat & Family
February 11, 2015– OUR LADY OF LOURDES
6:30am (SH) Christian Ciammetti
Requested by Eddie & Linda Dwyer
8:00am (SH) Jerry Ozga
Requested by Janina & Walter Muc
February 12, 2015 - THURSDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
6:30am (SH) Manya Lewandowski
Requested by The D’Alessandro Family
8:00am (SH) Stephen Krajnik
Requested by Mr. & Mrs. Mark Antolik
February 13, 2015 – FRIDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
6:30am (SH) The Faithful Departed as Requested
on our Remembrance Envelopes
Requested by Father O’Sullivan
8:00am (SH) Stella Wlazelek
Requested by Frank, Wanda & Family
February 14, 2015 - SAINTS CYRIL & METHODIUS
8:00am (SH) Joanne Shubert Levin
Requested by Mother, Eleanor
February 14-15, 2015 – SIXTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
4:00pm (SH) For Married Couples
& Respect of the Sanctity of Marriage
Requested by Father O’Sullivan
& Monsignor Majoros
5:30pm (SH) Joseph & Mary Ann Turvey
Requested by The Perri Family
8:00am (SH) For the People of our Parish
Requested by Father O’Sullivan
10:15am (SH) Joseph Grabowski
Requested by His Wife & Children
5:00pm (SH) Steffie & Alexander Mocarski
Requested by Mary Ann
& Mohammad Balahmar & Family
Please Pray For All Who
Protect Our Country Through Their Military Service, especially…
Matthew D. Baxter (Senior Airman, U.S. Air
Force), grandson of Peg Palmer; Matthew
Capaldo (Lieutenant, U.S. Navy), son of John
and Connie Capaldo; Michael Gutkowski
(Ensign, U.S. Navy), grandson of Pat Gutkowski;
Devon Kantz (Lieutenant, U.S. Navy), grandson
of Rose Kantz; Gregory Kantz (Captain, U.S.
Air Force), grandson of Rose Kantz; Stephen
Kantz (Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy),
grandson of Rose Kantz; Matthew McNulty
(Warrant Officer U.S.M.C.), son of Irene
McNulty; Rick McVoy Lieutenant commander,
U.S. Navy) son of Rich McVoy; John Orendorff
(Captain, U.S. Army), grandson of Ed & Gertrude
Connor; Jonathan D. Palmer (Sergeant, U.S.
National Guard), grandson of Peg Palmer;
Lawrence H. Palmer, Jr. (Sergeant U.S.
National Guard), grandson of Peg Palmer.
THE SANTUARY LAMP BURNS IN
OUR PARISH
and
THE BREAD & WINE USED IN
OUR PARISH THIS WEEK
WAS DONATED
In loving memory of Aimee Fromm
Requested by Mom and Dad
ETERNAL REST,
GRANT UNTO THEM O LORD!
In your kindness,
please pray for the happy repose of the souls of:
Jerry Ozga
Who passed away on January 27, 2015
Stephen Krajnik
Who passed away on January 28, 2015
William Ross
Who passed away on January 29, 2015
ElizabethMuldoon
Who passed away on January 30, 2015
“May their soul and all the souls of the faithful
departed Rest in peace”
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Let Us Serve The Lord With Gladness!
The following Ministers are scheduled for our Parish Masses.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 Ash Wednesday
(Beginning of the Season of Lent)
6:30am Mass and Distribution of Ashes
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
John Simmons
8:00am Mass and Distribution of Ashes
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Angelo Pagnotti, Lisa Pagnotti, Sheila Sargent
7:00pm Mass and Distribution of Ashes
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
TBD
Saturday evening, February 14th:
4:00pm in Sacred Heart Church
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Bob Bores, Michelle Efthimiadou,
Angelo Pagnotti, Lisa Pagnotti
Lector: Walt Fromm
Music: Theresa Mann & Cathy Middleton
Servers: Luke Opielski, Robert Opielski,
MaryCatherine Murphy
5:30pm in Sacred Heart Church
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Shawn Courtney, Tom Kavanagh,
Lee Ann Kinckner, Pat Moletzsky
Lector: Denise Kavanagh
Music: Helen Surman & Kelly Bench
Servers: Yadira Macedo, Ysalane Rojas,
Leo Brady
Sunday, February 15th:
8:00am in Sacred Heart Church
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Terry Kelly, Peter Korpel, Rich McVoy, Joe Saboe
Lector: David Swedkowski
Music: Theresa Mann & Pat Cunnane
Servers: MaryCatherine Murphy
10:15am in Sacred Heart Church
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Mary Eads, Tom Krizovensky, Sr. Miriam Joseph
Carol Wisor-Keeley,
Lector: Jim Murphy
Music: Theresa Mann & Deirdre Cantando
Servers: Ania Niemiec, Asia Niemiec, Leo Brady
5:00pm in Sacred Heart Church
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:
Nadine Dennis, Larry Kilian, Brenda Turner,
Sister Ryszarda
Lector: David Turner
Music: John Bednar & Janice Sbei
Servers: Tyler Klicka, MaryCatherine Murphy
In Your Kindness, Please Pray For Our
Family & Friends Who Are Sick…
Julia Ponelli; Baby Lucas Phillips (Great nephew of
Angelo and Lisa Pagnotti); Robert Dayoc;
Elizabrth Capobianco; Melanie Moletzsky; Joseph
Gambone; Marge Leszczynski; Betsy Murphy;
Christopher Keegan (Father O’Sullivan’s nephew)
Grace Kent (Friend of Fr. O’Sullivan); Paul
Dougherty; Carl Farrell; Lorraine Farrell; Kay
Bolger; Barbara Bores; Michael Campano; (Friend
of Fr. O’Sullivan); Ed Dybicz; Baby Michael Yi
(Great nephew of Joan Schloth); Baby Ryan
VanBuskirk; Baby Theodore Kocher(Great nephew
of Michael & Eileen Bralski); Rosemarie
Grabowski (Cousin of Floyd Pachella); Crystal
Fiorentino; Teresa Fiorentino; Alberta Hamaday;
Dora Delmoro; Armando Delmoro; Dolores
Simmons; Philomena Pishock; and Madeline
Dobbs (Granddaughter of Joeseph and Dolores
Saboe).
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We are happy to keep your loved ones on our Parish prayer
list for four weeks. If they would benefit from remaining on
our prayer list after this period of time, please call the rectory
and we will happily keep them on our prayer list.
The Picture Missals
In our church
were donated by Sal Rotondo
In Loving Memory of his wife Judy
(These will allow the children who attend
Mass to take a more active part during
Mass. We kindly ask that these remain in
the pews so they are readily available for
the children.)
Friendship Sunday
will take place during our Mardi Gras Breakfast,
which will be held Sunday February 15, in the
Swedesburg Volunteer Fire House on Jefferson
Street after the 8:00am and 10:15am Masses.
Make plans to join us for breakfast and meet new
parishioners. (The breakfast is $8 an adult; $6 for
children 6 to 12 years; children under 6 are free.)
Sacred Heart Parish
Holy Name Society Meeting
Sunday February 8,
after 10:15 Mass
in the rectory’s meeting
room
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To prepare for the World Meeting of Families and Pope Francis’s visit, we
are studying a catechesis on family life called Love is Our Mission: The Family
Fully Alive. Each month, our parish is reflecting on one chapter. Previous
monthly reflections are online at PhillyEvang.org/wmof. You can order the
catechesis and learn more about next year’s big event, at
WorldMeeting2015.org.
February 2015: Chapter 4: Two Become One
Our first three chapters reviewed basic Christian faith. We saw how
confidence in Jesus opens thedoor to faith, enabling us to know God
and what God has done in history. God creates male and female in his
image, and makes a covenant with Israel and the Church. God is faithful
to his promises, even when we sin. Because God loved us in this way,
we spend our lives trying to return our love to God and share it with our
neighbor. In this month’s chapter and in the chapters to come, we will
study the implications of these doctrines for marriage and the family.
When husband and wife promise to love each other as God loves us all,
they make a commitment to love not only romantically, but also with
mercy and forgiveness. Our culture sometimes teaches us to think of
marriage as a negotiable contract between two individuals who happen
to feel sexual chemistry. This view of love is a recipe for instability, since
it is still premised on individualism and the waxing and waning of romantic feelings. The Church’s
alternative account of love enables us to transcend the culture of individualism and become who we were
created to be. Founded on Christ, sustained in the sacraments, Catholic marriage builds humility and self
-sacrifice into the dynamic between male and female. As this month’s chapter explains in more detail,
sacramental marriage creates intimate communion even in times of suffering and hardship. “Love is our
mission,” as our catechism’s title declares, because Christ’s love frees us from false, shrunken accounts
of love and makes us fully alive. - Christopher C. Roberts, catechism editor
Did you know? The World Meeting of Families is for everyone, whether you are married, single, celibate, or
consecrated! Talk topics include marriage, parenting, grandparenting, celibacy, dating, fostering vocations, family
life and much more. Visit the website for the list of speakers and talk titles: WorldMeeting2015.org.
Discernment Retreat
February 13-15, 2015 Friday 6PM - Sunday 1PM
Villa Maria House of Studies
Young women (18-35) are invited to join us for this retreat
which focuses on the IHM Charism and the importance of
listening to God's call and discovering the many ways that
God speaks to us. Time will be included for personal and
communal prayer as well as the opportunity to interact with
the sisters in Formation.
(Contact: [email protected] or 610-889-1553)
COME AND SEE WEEKENDS
AT ST. CHARLES SEMINARY
Do you know anyone who might be discerning the call to the
Diocesan Priesthood? Our "spring" semester Come & See
weekends are fast approaching. This is a great opportunity to
stay on campus and experience the life of a seminarian. You
can register for these weekends by calling the Vocation
Office at 610-667- 5778. Rooms are limited! Call Today!
Friday, February 13 - Sunday, February 15th: High School
Weekend. Friday, February 20th - Sunday, February 22nd:
Post HS Weekend.
Calling Young Catholic Adults
If you are in your 20s or 30s and have an interest in walking your Catholic faith with people in your phase of life, please consider
attending our Faith Sharing group at St Norbert Parish. We delve into the gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday as a group and
share our faith journey with each other. We meet every Tuesday evening at 7:30 PM on the campus of St Norbert’s at 50 Leopard
Road, Paoli,PA on Rt. 252 just off Route 30. Our meeting room is in the Rectory across from the church through the middle blue
door. Whether you’re seeking, devout, or just curious, please give us a try. Contact: [email protected] for more
information.
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Pysanky Class
THANK YOU, THERESA,
FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR PARISH!
Recently, Father O'Sullivan received the following
letter from Theresa Mann, our Parish Director of
Music:
Dear Father,
After 60 years of faithful ministry to Sacred
Heart Parish as choir director and principal
organist, I plan to retire on February 28, 2015.
Sincerely,
Theresa Mann
We thank Theresa for her six decades of service to the
Catholic community of Swedesburg and Bridgeport.
Though we are sad that Theresa is retiring, Father O'Sullivan
has begun advertising the position and hopes to have a new
Director of Music Ministry in place by March.
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
Our Parish Fundraising Committee will meet on
Monday, February 9th at 7:00pm in our school hall.
This meeting will help plan several different
FUN raisers and FUNDraisers for our Parish.
All parishioners are welcome to join us to help
plan activities to help our parish.
CAN YOU HELP?
Father O'Sullivan would like to assemble a "Hospitality
Committee" for our Parish that would be responsible for
coordinating refreshments for our Parish on different
occasions. Any parishioner interested in helping begin
our Parish Hospitality Committee is asked to join us for
a meeting on Monday, February 16th. Please call the
rectory and let Joanne know you are interested
being a part of this committee.
Interested in
learning the
European art of egg
decorating?
Come join us either
Saturday February 21 or Saturday February 28
from 8AM – 12PM
in the school hall.
Joe Saboe will be leading the class
and is an expert in this art form.
Cost is $5. You will need a beginner’s pysanky egg
decorating kit which can be found on Amazon or at
pysanky-kit.stuccu.com
Please RSVP to [email protected]
by Sunday, February 8 or call 610-272-4249.
Children 8 and up are welcome but MUST BE
supervised.
SEW WHAT?
Fr. O'Sullivan is looking for parishioners to
assist him in an upcoming parish project. Any
parishioners who are able to sew and are
willing to assist in this project is asked to call
the rectory. Father O'Sullivan will meet with
those who are able to assist him in late
February.
SAVE THE DATE !
Pope John Paul II High will present
"Mary Poppins"
on
March 13,14, 19, 20 & 21 @ 7:00 PM
and
March 15 @ 1:00 PM.
Tickets will go on sale on February 27
and can be purchased online
@ www.pjphs.org.
so, save your "tuppence" and mark your
calendars for a
"supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" time!
MTC will be hosting "Treasure Island"
Our live and silent auction event, on Saturday
February 21st. We welcome everyone to join us
for a night of great food, drinks, dancing and a chance to go home
with some wonderful gifts (items include tickets to area sporting
events and attractions, art work or a chance for a Disney Vacation
that includes hopper passes for four!) Gather a group of friends and
reserve a table to share in making a night of wonderful
memories! For ticket information, contact Mrs. Kimellen Remar at
[email protected].
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