FEBRUARY 8, 2015
ST. ALBERT THE GREAT CHURCH
212 Welsh Road
HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA 19006
PARISH STAFF
PASTOR:
Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Duncan
PASTOR EMERITUS: Rev. Msgr. Paul F. Curran
PAROCHIAL VICARS: Rev. Timothy J. McGuire
Rev. Mathew Manakatt (part-time)
IN RESIDENCE: Rev. Charles D. Smith (Retired)
DEACON:
Deacon Edward J. Morris
PARISH SERVICES
DIRECTOR:
Deacon Robert P. Gohde
DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION:
Sr. Patricia Gannon, S.S.J.
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
MINISTRY:
Mrs. Cheryl Lemma
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
Mrs. Cindy Koons
BUSINESS MANAGER:
Mrs. Alice Pesce
MASSES:
Saturday:
5:00 PM
Sunday:
8:00, 10:00 AM, 12:00 Noon
Youth/Young Adult Mass: 2nd and 4th Sundays at 12 PM
(Sept. thru May)
Holydays of Obligation:
5:00 PM on the Eve of the Holy Day, 6:30 AM, 10:00 AM,
7:00 PM on the Holy Day
Weekdays:
8:00 AM and 9:00 AM (Mon. – Fri.)
Summer & Saturdays:
8:00 AM only
Traditional Latin Mass: 7 PM on First Fridays,
9 AM on First Saturdays in Rectory Chapel.
(Confessions available in Rectory, from visiting priest, 30
minutes before Traditional Latin Masses on First Fridays and
First Saturdays.)
CONFESSIONS: Saturday after the 8:00 AM Mass, 4:00 to
4:45 PM, and Tuesday, 7:00 to 7:45 PM,
or by appointment.
ADDRESSES & PHONE NUMBERS
RECTORY & PARISH CENTER:
212 Welsh Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
Phone: 215-947-3500
Fax: 215-938-9071
Parish Website: www.saintalthegreat.org
ST. ALBERT THE GREAT SCHOOL:
214 Welsh Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
Phone: 215-947-2332
Fax: 215-938-9360
School Website: www.stalbertthegreat.org
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
Phone: 215-947-3641
PARISH AUDITORIUM:
Phone: 215-947-9483
REGISTRATION: We encourage new parishioners to
register as soon as possible. You may register at the Parish
Center after Masses on the weekend, call the Parish Center for
an appointment, or stop at the Parish Center during the week.
SCRIP SALE HOURS in the Parish Center:
LOWER LEVEL OF PARISH CENTER:
Tues., Thurs., Fri. – 8:30 AM – 10 AM
UPPER LEVEL OF PARISH CENTER:
Monday through Friday – 12:30 to 3:30 PM
Monday through Thursday – 5 PM to 8 PM
Friday – 5 PM to 7 PM
Saturday – 9:30 AM to 4 PM and 5 PM to 7 PM
Sunday – 9 AM to 1:30 PM and 2 PM to 7 PM
SCHEDULE OF DEVOTIONS:
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT:
Parish Center Chapel - Tuesday – 5:30 PM to 9 PM
Parish Center Chapel - Friday – 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP: Wednesday evenings
at 8 PM in the Church Chapel.
DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET: Wednesday after the 8 AM
Mass in the Church Chapel.
MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA: Monday after the 8
AM Mass in the Church Chapel.
ROSARY: Saturday after the 8 AM Mass in the Church
Chapel.
BAPTISMS: A Pre-Jordan Baptism class is required for all
parents preparing for the baptism of their first child. This
class is held on the first Sunday of the following months:
February, April, June, August, October, December. The class
is held in the Parish Center at 1:15 PM. To pre-register for the
class, call the Parish Center.
Baptisms may be scheduled on every Sunday of the
month at 1:15 PM. Certificates of Eligibility for Godparents
must be received at the Parish Center two weeks prior to the
scheduled Baptism date.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Consultation of the
Clergy and Faithful
for the 2015 Synod of
Bishops in Rome
Pope Francis has called for an
Ordinary Synod of Bishops in October
2015 on the theme, The Vocation and
Mission of the Family in the Church
and Contemporary World. The
General Secretary of the Synod of
Bishops, following a practice that
typically anticipates every Synod,
invites consultation on this topic to
assist with its preparations.
A Preparatory Document has been
issued by the Holy See to initiate this
consultation along with a series of
questions. Archbishop Chaput, in an
effort to provide an opportunity for the
clergy and faithful of the Archdiocese
of Philadelphia to engage in this
consultation in as wide a manner as
possible has authorized the use of this
instrument for local participation.
The clergy and faithful are asked to
read the complete Preparatory
Document, or its summary, on the
Archdiocesan website and then answer
any or all of the questions that follow
by visiting
www.archphila.org
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COMMUNION CALLS: Visitation with Holy Communion
of the sick and confined is done once a month. Please notify
the Rectory when a relative or friend is ill or confined to
home.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK: To request the celebration of
the Sacrament of the Sick for yourself or an ill family
member, please call the Parish Center and ask for a priest.
MARRIAGES: Wedding date and time must be set at least
six (6) months in advance.
Joseph’s People Meeting: For the unemployed &
underemployed
Come join us on Feb. 12, 2015 for our meeting on:
“But my plate is already full: using your time wisely
to find your next job”
Suzanne Curran, President of SC Staffing &
Consulting will walk you through how to apply the
80/20 rule to your job search. This will be an
interactive workshop. Come out and practice your
networking.
- Where: St. Albert the Great, 212 Welsh Road,
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006, in the Parish Center
- When: Thursday, February 12, 2015 from 7:00 to
8:30 PM
Joseph's People is a FREE non-profit organization
that is dedicated to helping unemployed and
underemployed workers by offering support,
guidance, and job counseling services to people of all
faiths who are seeking full-time employment. Feel
free to reach out to us on [email protected].
MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY
The “Too Few in the Pew” Committee would
like to invite you to help in extending hospitality to all
who join us for our liturgies on the weekend.
The tasks are simple – holding the door as
people arrive, greeting them with a smile and a
pleasant “Good Morning or Welcome.”
We are asking you to consider taking this on
as a Ministry of Hospitality at the Mass you normally
attend over the weekend. Our hope is to have
someone at each door for all of our Masses. We
currently have Ministers at the main entrance of
Church.
Consider joining those who presently are there
each weekend to greet us. Sign-up sheets are on the
tables. We will be in touch with those who are
interested in this ministry. Thanks for considering
this opportunity - “ To Do One Thing!”
The next Sandwich Sunday will be on February
15, 2015 after the 10 AM Mass in the Parish
Auditorium. Please join us to make sandwiches
for the homeless of St. Francis Inn.
FEBRUARY 8, 2015
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES
THEME FOR FEBRUARY 2015: “TWO BECOME ONE”
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9
8AM John & Earl Montebello
9AM Ann Kelley
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (St. Scholastica)
8AM Mary & Stanley Zarzecki
9AM Ronald Campagna
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11(Our Lady of Lourdes)
8AM Leonard J. Cornwall, Sr.
9AM Frances Gallagher
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12
8AM Tom Gola
9AM Frank Barber
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13
8AM Siliquini Family
9AM Henry Knaul, Jr.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 (Sts. Cyril, Monk &
THANK YOU FROM ST. ALBERT THE
GREAT RESPECT LIFE ORGANIZATION
Dear Friend of the Pro-Life Movement,
Thank you for sponsoring one or more of our
marchers on January 22. Each year the cost of our
trip goes up. The total expense of our trip was over
$1,800, and we did not use the metro system saving
over $300. Your sponsorship goes a long way in
helping our Parish Respect Life Organization to
continue to send a bus of marchers to this national
event. This year, we sent 37 marchers on our bus
and 12 of them were students. 23 sponsors and 20
marchers contributed to our expenses. Please
continue to pray for life, and please join us at our
next meeting. Thank you again for your prayers
and continued support.
Methodius, Bishop)
8AM John & Angie Angelone
FINANCE REPORT (February 1, 2015)
2015
2014
Regular Envelopes $20,021.88 $19,443.07
School Expenses
1,220.00
1,595.00
Total
$21,241.88 $21,038.07
Attendance
1,291
1,319
The candle in the Sanctuary Lamp is “In loving
memory of wife and mother, Jean,” requested by
Peter & John Bradley.
Charismatic Mass and Healing Service – February
13, at St. Martha Church, 11301 Academy Road,
Phila., 19154. Prayer and Praise @ 6:45 PM, Liturgy
@ 7:15 PM. Celebrant is Father Michael Davis. For
info, call 215-637-5441.
YEAR END STATEMENTS for contributions
during 2014 will be available by request only.
Statements will be emailed by sending your request
to [email protected] or call the
Parish Center (215-947-3500) to request your
Statement to be placed in the regular mail.
Girl Scout Cookies will be sold after all Masses
this weekend. Please support this good cause.
What did you get for Christmas? No, this is not the
topic of discussion for our Lenten Night of
Reflection, but don’t overlook what might have been
your best gift. Most families received a copy of Pope
Francis’s book, The Joy of the Gospel the Sunday
before Christmas. We will use the Introduction of his
book for our Night of Reflection and Sharing. Pope
Francis truly loves the poor and marginalized of our
world which comes through in his writings. In his
infallible way, he points out ways for all of us to
evangelize in our modern lives, whereby we renew
our own faith. Pope Francis challenges the Church
and us to change the way we think. Read The Joy of
the Gospel, find out what the Lord asks of us in life
and consider attending the Lenten Night of Reflection.
Save this date, March 9 for the Lenten Night of
Reflection.
BOXTOPS - If you have been saving those Boxtops,
now is the time to deposit them in the Boxtops box in
the front of the Church. Or you can give them to your
favorite St. Albert's student to submit. We need to
mail them towards the end of February to get credit
for them in April.
Thank you for your past participation, and keep
clipping those Boxtops. Any questions, call Nancy
Komada at 215-908-2259.
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FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
Dear Parishioners,
The Gospel describes Our Lord in the midst of His Public Ministry. He teaches, heals the sick, expels
demons, and proclaims the good news to all who come to Him. Through the ministry of the Church, Jesus continues
His proclamation of the Kingdom, and through the Church works of mercy, He continues to touch, heal and feed
those who are suffering.
For more than half-a-century, the Catholic Charities Appeal has provided assistance, relief and hope to an
astonishing number of families, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, the homeless, and countless others who
have no one else to whom they can turn. This important work of the Church is funded mostly through the generous
support and sacrifices of the faithful of the Archdiocese. Fiscal difficulties have had a terrible effect on many
people, but most particularly, those who are in greater need. Each year, we are asked to support the works of mercy
by which Our Lord displays His care for those in need. Pope Francis reminds us of our need as Christians to show
solidarity with those less fortunate. Through solidarity, we have “the ability to make what we have, our humble
capacities, available to God.” The Holy Father adds, “For only in sharing, in giving, will our lives be fruitful.”
Archbishop Chaput has set an overall goal of $10 million for this year’s Catholic Charities Appeal. Last
year, Saint Albert the Great Parish raised $41,600 from 424 gifts. The generosity of the people of our parish is
deeply moving and I am confident that we will continue to give hope to people who face difficulties by supporting
the 2015 Catholic Charities Appeal. To view the informational video, for further information, or to contribute
online, please visit catholiccharitiesappeal.org. May God bless you!
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Monsignor Duncan
Readings for Sunday, February 15, 2015: Lev 13:1-2,
44-36 Ps 32 1 Cor 10:31-11:1 Mk 1:40-45
In today’s gospel, Jesus does not treat the leper with
disgust. He does not turn His back on Him and run
away. Rather, the gospel tells us that He was “moved
with pity” by him. Jesus had compassion on his
suffering. He felt empathy for the rejection and
loneliness he had been living with for so many years. He
sympathized with the leper because He had experienced
the same rejection and loneliness Himself. Not only was
Jesus moved by the leper’s pitiable condition, but also
by his unshakeable faith. Though this leper would have
been used to people turning away from him, He trusted
that Jesus was different. He ran up to Jesus knowing that
he would be accepted by Him. He also believed that
Jesus had the power to heal him. The power of his faith
as well as his desperate condition would have made
Jesus willing to stretch out His hand to heal Him. Every
one of us has some form of leprosy, some condition that
makes us feel inferior to others. It could be a physical
illness or disability. It could be a psychological
condition such as depression or anxiety. It could be a
spiritual condition such as addiction or sinful habits. No
matter what it is that makes us feel as though we do not
belong, Jesus wants us to know that He loves and
accepts us just as we are. Though we struggle to hide our
weaknesses from others, we cannot hide them from Him.
He sees us as we are and loves us just the same.
Moreover, He understands us because He suffered with
many of the same vulnerabilities and temptations we do.
No matter what, He will never turn us away.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia Catholic Charities
Appeal 2015
The Catholic Charities Appeal raises the dollars
necessary to fund the human service programs of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia. These programs serve
persons within the five counties that compromise the
Archdiocese (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery
and Philadelphia).
Agencies, institutions, and programs funded by the
Catholic Charities Appeal serve people of all faiths,
regardless of race, sex, age, disability, national or
ethnic origin, or ability to pay. The services that the
Archdiocese provides reflect a belief in the sanctity of
human life, the dignity of the individual, and the
central role of the family in life and society. Funds
raised through the annual solicitation are used to
underwrite the financial costs for designated agencies,
institutions, and programs.
The Catholic Charities Appeal provides individuals
an opportunity to practice stewardship by sharing gifts
of time, talent and treasure.. Please be as generous as
possible as your means allow in support of the 2015
Catholic Charities Appeal.
Life Resurrected: A Catholic Based Support
Group for those who have lost someone to suicide.
We invite you to our meeting on Thurs., February
12, from 7-8:30 PM at St. Albert the Great Rectory.
For info, please call Cathy at 267-994-8328 or
email [email protected]
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FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
55+ Club – Call Frank Mortimer @ 215-464-6781
Meetings:
Feb. 17
Nibbles and Chips
Feb. 24
Hoagies
Mar. 3
Pot pies
Mar. 17
Entertainment
Mar. 24
In house luncheon
Trips: EVERYONE IS WELCOME ON TRIPS.
May 18-22
Niagara Falls, Canada (5 days, 4
nights)
Call Bill Kuhn @ 215-676-3630 for travel info.
WOMEN'S GROUP
For info, e-mail [email protected]
or call Kelly Podlaszewski at 215-520-5030 .
Meetings are one Monday a month
at 7 PM in the dining hall.
Upcoming meeting:
March 2
CYO BASEBALL –
1. Travel Baseball Registration (grades 5-8).
Registration is now open for boys in grades 5-8 using
the www.stacyo.org website. Registration ends on
February 21st. Any questions please email Bobby
Hill at [email protected]
2. Hitting Lessons-for individual or group lessons,
please contact Bobby Hill at [email protected]
St. Albert’s CYO 2015 Track Registration.
NOW OPEN for grades 1 – 8 at
www.stacyo.org/track.com. Registration will close
February 28th. Contact Patrick McGuinness at
[email protected] with any questions.
FAMILY BINGO NIGHT! St. Albert the
Great Parents' Association will be hosting Family
Bingo Night in the auditorium on Saturday,
February 28th at 6PM. Tickets are $5 for adults &
$3 for children. There will be door prizes, fantastic
raffle baskets, food, and fun! For info, call or text
Dawn Vesci (215) 694-1001. Get your tickets
early! Limited tickets will be sold at the door on a first
come, first served basis. Please note there will be no
admittance before 6PM as the volunteers are
setting up. Please contact Dawn if you would like
donate anything to our baskets or door prize table, or
if you would like to volunteer to help!
FROM THE PRINCIPAL - Congratulations to our
December Peacemakers whose teachers chose them
for showing gratitude- the virtue of the month-- in
their daily routines:
Kindergarten
Zoe Martin
First Grade
Danielle Carradorini
Second Grade
Connor Bee
Third Grade
Christopher Fyke
Fourth Grade
Angelina Gorman
Fifth Grade
Patrick Clemens
Sixth Grade
Kelly McPoyle
Seventh Grade
Nicholas Kaminski
Eighth Grade
Alyssa Woertz
Congratulations also to Adrienne Nicastro whose
Landscape painting is the Principal’s Masterpiece
for the month. Her picture is framed and will hang
in my office for the next month.
We had so many wonderful moments during
Catholic School Week, but the highlights were our
Talent Shows. For the first time, in addition to our
talent show for grades 5 to 8, we had one for grades
Pre-K to 4, with performers from the 2nd, 3rd and 4th
grades. It was amazing to see a second grader play
the Star Wars theme on the piano or a fourth grader
hoola hoop to Happy by Pharrell Williams. Then
there was the fourth grader who sang Titanium
without any musical accompaniment. Two boys in
fifth grade did magic tricks and before they went on
stage, one of the boys said that “he was not
nervous” because he was “just performing before
all of his friends.” In total, 32 students performed
on stage and every one had a big smile afterwards—
it was only me whose eyes had tears in them!
ATTENTION ALL FAMILIES OF 3RD AND 5TH
GRADERS - Mark your calendars – Sunday, March
15 – from 4 to 6 PM
We are planning a Family Event for you. Most of you
have experienced the Family Nights in connection
with preparation for First Communion and for Advent.
We’d like to build on that family experience and offer
you another opportunity to come together as a family
in preparation for the Feast of Easter. At this time we
ask you to mark this on your calendars – it will be a
great gift to you and your family as we prepare for
Easter during the Lenten Season.
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7264 Rising Sun Ave., Phila • 215-742-0917
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3535 Welsh Rd., Willow Grove, PA 19090
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Louis C. Galzerano, Director
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Office: 698-2029
Home: 938-7183
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