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Saint Frances
Cabrini Parish
“Come and See”
MASS SCHEDULE
Rev. Msgr. Michael P. McCormac,
Pastor
Deacon Mace M. Mazzoni
Rev. Msgr. Michael K. Magee,
Weekend Assistant
SATURDAY EVENING VIGIL: 5:30 PM
SUNDAY: 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 AM
MONDAY—SATURDAY: 9:30 AM
HOLY DAYS: 6:30 AM, 12:00 Noon, 7:00 PM
Rectory Office
Hours: Monday-Friday:
9:00 AM-12:30 PM; 1:30-8:00 PM
Phone Number: 215-946-4040
Fax Number: 215-943-1116
Email: parish@saintfrancescabrini.net
Secretary: Mrs. JoAnn Holden
Parish Business Manager: Mrs. Karen David
Director of Parish Services:
Miss Audrey Wilson
Director of Music: Miss Jean Madden
Choir Director: Ms. Regina Leidy
Office of Religious Education
Coordinator: Miss Alixandra Holden
Phone Number: 215-946-1115
Fax Number: 215-943-1116
SCRIP Program Office
Coordinator:: Mrs. Beth Lucidi
Phone Number: 215-486-5960
Holy Family Regional Catholic School
2477 Trenton Road, Levittown, PA 19056
Phone Number: 215-269-9600
Fax Number: 215-269-9609
Website: www.HFRCS.org
Email: hfrcs@HFRCS.org
Principal: Mrs. Linda Robinson
Assistant Principal: Mrs. Kara Haggerty
Secretary: Mrs. Eileen Doyle
Holy Family Regional CYO Athletic Ministry
David Cunningham 215-788-8879
Altar Servers, Extraordinary Ministers
Greeters & Readers
Miss Audrey Wilson
Bereavement Ministry
Miss Audrey Wilson
Bible Study
Miss Audrey Wilson
Contact for Persons with Disabilities
Ms. Linda Carmona-Bell
Ushers
Mr. Terry Hughes
Men’s Club
Mr. Alfred Kotchi
R.C.I.A.
Mrs. Jane Costantini
Respect Life Activities
Miss Audrey Wilson
Sodality
Marge Dingman
Youth Ministry
Miss Alixandra Holden
Rite of Reconciliation
Saturday 4:15 PM—5:15 PM
or by appointment
Care of the Sick
Please inform the rectory office in the
event of sickness or hospitalization.
Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults
Monday Evenings
Baptism for Children
First & Third Sunday at 1:00 PM.
Please call the rectory for an
appointment to make arrangements
for a baptism.
Baptism Preparation
Please call the rectory for an
appointment to make arrangements
for baptism preparation.
Welcome to the Parish Community
We are pleased to welcome new members to our Parish Community.
To register in the Parish Community, please call the rectory for an appointment.
MISSION STATEMENT:
We, the Catholic community of St. Frances Cabrini Parish, proclaim Jesus Christ,
the Light of the world. He offers love, forgiveness, salvation to all. We commit
ourselves to the sharing of his life and message through worship, family and
community, evangelization, Catholic teaching, and Christian service. On this
journey we entrust ourselves to Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
PARISH SITE: 325 SOUTH OXFORD VALLEY ROAD • FAIRLESS HILLS, PA 19030
WORSHIP SITE: 9164 NEW FALLS ROAD, FALLSINGTON, PA 19054
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OCTOBER 26, 2014 ~ THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASS INTENTIONS
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS (RCIA)
BY JANE COSTANTINI
The Webster’s Dictionary defines a journey as traveling from
one place to another; a passage; a trip. All journeys start with a
The 9:00 AM Sunday Mass will be celebrated for the plan; they have starting and ending points and sometimes stops
deceased members of Saint Frances Cabrini Parish.
along the way. Preparation includes the way you will travel and
what you will need for the journey. In the Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults (RCIA) we often talk about being on a
“spiritual journey”. The starting point for every RCIA Inquirer is
WEEK OF OCTOBER 26, 2014
answering their unique call of God. Opening their hearts and
minds to discern what God is calling them to and who they are
MONDAY
WEEKDAY
being called to become – their most authentic self.
9:30 AM
Kevin Hanratty – Karen DeMario
OCTOBER 26, 2014
TUESDAY
9:30 AM
SAINTS SIMON AND JUDE, APOSTLES
Emily Serenelli – John Serenelli
WEDNESDAY WEEKDAY
9:30 AM
Joe Blum – Joan Merz
THURSDAY
9:30 AM
WEEKDAY
Bill Harkanson – his family
FRIDAY
9:30 AM
WEEKDAY
Dorothy Stewart – Connie and Steve Plenski
SATURDAY
9:30 AM
ALL SAINTS
Deacon Joseph Cella – Deacon Lou and
Rose Hoelzle
NOVEMBER 2, 2014
This journey of faith is traveled by all of us. Our spiritual
journey starts when we are open to receive and respond to God’s
call. Like static on a radio, we cannot always pick up God’s
communications because we are not tuned into the broadcast.
Often the lures of the culture, the expectations of others, and the
variety of choices confuse and cloud the call. The journey of life
is an unending process of unfolding this call. Our journey to the
Father is nourished by prayer and trust. His grace helps us to hear
His call clearly and allows us to be open and more responsive to
God working in our lives. Our journey to God takes a lifetime!
God calls us all into a relationship with Him. The call may
involve changes in our life or a shift in our priorities. We have not
arrived but are on our way – in transition; a lifetime of growing,
learning, discovering, and becoming the best versions of
ourselves. This journey is life long and unfolds gradually. Our
joys and sorrows, ups and downs; are opportunities for growth
and change. The Good News is that God is present throughout our
lives even when we are not aware of His presence. Like in the
poem “Footsteps in the Sand”, God always walks with us and
continues to draw us near to Himself.
A big part of becoming and being Catholic is learning to hear
God’s voice and respond. Our Scriptures tell us many stories of
The 7:00 AM Sunday Mass will be celebrated for the
people hearing God and responding. Abraham heard God’s voice
deceased members of Saint Frances Cabrini Parish.
from an angel, a “messenger” of God, asking him to sacrifice his
only son, Isaac. Confused and probably afraid, Abraham responds
by trusting God’s voice (Gn 22). Moses heard God’s voice
SANCTUARY LAMP MEMORIALS
coming from a surprising and unusual source—a burning bush.
He responded to this unexpected encounter with the Divine by
The Sanctuary Lamps are both being provided this week in
taking off his shoes and accepting God’s call to set his people free
memory of Martha Mazzoni, as requested by Diane Dillon.
(Ex 3). The Samaritan woman at the well heard God’s voice in
the midst of her everyday chores, in an ordinary conversation
BREAD AND WINE MEMORIAL
with a stranger. She responded to Jesus by becoming the first
evangelist proclaiming the Good News to her village (Jn 4). And
The bread and wine are being provided this week as a Special Mary heard God’s voice in an angel with unbelievable and
Intention.
perhaps terrifying news for one so young—she would bear God’s
child. She responded in faith with amen, “let it be done” (Lk 1).
Perhaps Adam and Eve’s sin was not just disobeying God but not
WE ARE A TITHING PARISH
responding when he called, for when they heard his voice after
GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING
eating the apple, they hid themselves (Gn 3).
Last Week’s Sunday Collection
$ 13,329
Unlike some of the Scripture stories, however, we will
Parish Giving Electronic Fund Transfers
$
1,344
probably hear God’s voice in much more ordinary ways. Most of
Total
$ 14,673
us will never have an angel appear to us with a divine message
from God. Nor will many of us encounter a burning bush or other
Prior Year’s Sunday Collection
$ 10,415
supernatural revelation of God. More than likely, we’ll hear God
the way the woman at the well did—in a simple conversation with
another person while doing the simple things we do everyday—or
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OCTOBER 26, 2014 ~ THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
the way Mary did—in an unexpected turn of events. As Catholics,
FIRST RECONCILIATION MEETING
we believe that God is constantly trying to reveal God’s self to
A Mandatory First Reconciliation Meeting will take place
each person, using the ordinary things we experience in our lives in Church on Thursday, October 30th at 7:00 PM. If you have
to be the “messengers” for God’s word. In our family, friends, any questions, please call Alixandra Holden, in the Religious
and the familiar events of our life, through the stranger and the Education Office, at 215-946-1115.
new experience, and most especially in the poor, the outcast, and
those events that shake us to the core, God is trying to say, “Here
ANNUAL MEMORIAL MASS
I am. Listen.”
On Thursday, November 6, at 7:30 PM, we will gather for
At critical moments in our lives, God’s voice may be very our Annual Memorial Mass. For this Mass, we have especially
strong: at the birth of a new family member or at the death of a invited the family members of all those whose funeral was held
loved one; when we fall in love, or when we break up; when here at Saint Frances Cabrini or at Saint Joseph the Worker within
tragedy happens or when we are overwhelmed by goodness; when this last year. We invite all our parishioners, to come celebrate
we are deciding on a career, a vocation, a life-long partner; when the life, the love and the faith of all those who have gone before
we are hurt, or when we cannot forgive; when we need to choose us in faith.
Following Mass, there will be refreshments served in
a new way of life. When we hear God’s voice, we might feel
unsettled or out of sorts. We might feel that we need to do Monsignor Woods Hall. Please contact the rectory if you plan to
something, to make a change or be more resolved. Discovering attend this Mass.
who God intends us to be our truest self, what God is asking of us
SCRIPTURE READINGS
at this moment in our life, and making a decision to act is called
THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
discernment. Next week, we will focus on Discerning God’s
First Reading:
Exodus 22:20-26
Call.
God
gives
the
people
a code of conduct which asks a great
Are You Interested in the Catholic Faith?
deal of them. They are called to be like God, who singles out the
The Saint Frances Cabrini Parish Community invites you weak - the stranger, the widow, the orphan, the poor - for His
to an Inquiry session to share the richness of the Catholic special protection. The law gets very specific at times - there are
Church and our parish family. We invite you to learn what even laws about birds’ nests and architecture (Deuteronomy 22).
the Church teaches, and be introduced to some of our parish The example of the neighbor’s cloak in this reading is a case in
members. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) point. But all these details are significant because they help
sessions also are opportunities for you to ask the questions hammer the point home: the law is not just for big things, the
you may have about the Church. These gatherings are for Decalogue; the law pervades every aspect of life.
inquirers and are open to people who are unbaptized, those Second Reading:
1 Thessalonians 1:5C-10
who are baptized in another Christian tradition, and baptized
Saint Paul encourages the Thessalonians by reminding them
Catholics who have not received the sacraments of of their history, how they receive the word with joy in spite of
Confirmation and Eucharist. Please contact Audrey Wilson if great affliction. Their powerful example of faith is known
you would like further information at 215-946-4040.
everywhere; their faith encouraged others to believe. Now Paul
uses this reminder to give new hope to the Thessalonians
STEWARDSHIP WEEKEND
This being Stewardship Weekend, our parishioners have the themselves.
Matthew 22:34-40
opportunity to express their interest in a Parish program, Gospel:
A Pharisee comes to Jesus to test him by asking Him which
organization or ministry. It is our hope that more and more
parishioners will take an active role within the Parish commandment is the greatest. It is a question that is clearly
Community. We ask that our parishioners reflect on the many intended to entrap Him. But Jesus responds without hesitation,
gifts bestowed upon them by God and seek His will as to how directing the scholar to two Old Testament passages, to the
Shema, the great prayer found in Deuteronomy 6:5, which was
they might share themselves and their gifts with others.
recited by observant Jews morning and evening and at other times
Today, there is also a special second collection for the of the day as well. This commandment is to love God with one’s
Annual Treasure Sunday Collection.
whole being: heart, soul, and mind. The second commandment
An Interest Card, which is available in the pews today, and (Leviticus 19:18), love of neighbor, is “like it” (Matthew 22:39).
the Stewardship Envelope can be placed in the second collection These two commandments do not replace the others, but all the
today or, if you prefer, at your convenience, can be dropped off at others depend on these. How do we love God? By loving our
the rectory, or placed in another envelope and mailed to the neighbor.
rectory. Thank you!
CATHOLIC TV NETWORK
DAILY ADORATION
The CatholicTV Network, America’s Catholic Television
Network, is now available to cable and satellite providers in our
area. Please help provide this upbeat, youthful and exciting
Catholic network and a powerful resource to the people of our
area and the entire nation. To help, simply visit
Come and sit in silence before the Lord. Bring your sorrows, GetCatholicTV.com as an easy way to petition your cable or
your joys, and your hopes. Wait patiently. He will reveal His satellite provider. If you are unable to access the internet please
follow up with a postcard or letter to your provider.
loving will for your life.
Our Lady of the Eucharist Adoration Chapel is located on
the grounds of St. Joseph the Worker in the former convent
building. The Adoration Chapel is open daily from 8:00 AM
until 6:00 PM. All are welcome to come and pray.
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OCTOBER 26, 2014 ~ THIRTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
TRUNK OR TREAT OCTOBER 26th
Trunk or Treat will be celebrated this
Sunday, October 26th at 3:00 PM.
Parishioners are invited to gather and park their cars in our Father
Laut parking lot. From their open trunks or the back of their
vehicles, they can hand out candy to the children. Participants
may decorate their trunks or the back of their vehicles. Others are
welcome to come to the parking lot and bring lawn chairs and join
the others in passing out candy. All children are invited to
participate by coming dressed in their Halloween costumes. This
event provides a safe environment for trick or treaters. It is a
wonderful opportunity for us to gather and celebrate as a
community of faith. There will be refreshments for all. Please
call Alixandra Holden, our Director of Youth Ministry, at 215946-1115 for more information.
SFC YOUTH GROUP HAYRIDE AND BONFIRE
On Sunday, November 2nd, from 6:00PM –
8:00 PM, all 4th-8th Grade SFC Parishioners
and their families and friends are invited to
attend a hayride and bonfire with the SFC
Youth Group at Snipes Farm in Morrisville. The cost is $3 per
person and includes the hayride, bonfire, and marshmallows for
toasting. Registration Forms are available at the Rectory or you
may contact Heather McGurrin at 215-428-2450.
HAUNTED HOUSE SPOOKTACULAR
All are welcome to a Haunted House Event, October 30th,
31 and November 1st from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM at
Immaculate Conception Rectory Building! Three floors and 13
rooms of sheer terror! Cost is only $15 per person! Sponsored by
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“HOW BLESSED ARE YOU!” RETREAT
All are welcome to retreat by Sr. Joanne Bauer, SBS at the
Shrine of St. Katharine Drexel on Saturday, November 1st from
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Cost is $25 per person, includes lunch
and praise music by Face Down. Face Down will perform from
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM in the Mission Center Auditorium. Please
RSVP to Tina Gerlach 215-244-9900.
PRAY FOR THE SICK
Please pray for the following people and those who care for them:
Fay Blum
Lorraine Brutschea
Dolores Chappell
Barbara Chase
Deborah Condon
Vera Cuttone
Sam Coniglio
Jake Davis
Nancy Durante
Tom Ford
Michael Friel
Michael Frozzitta
Toni Gibilante
Patrick Haney
Joan Hatton
Bill Hausmann
Betty Hentz
Lynn Schmidt-Hickman
Bill Hilbert
Paul Howe
Keith Jackel
Bethany Malloy
Marge Mudrick
Nick Pipito
Thomas Joseph Polcha
Jim Powell
Kenneth Rafferty
Noreen Redding
Diane Rogers
Ruth Savage
Keith Simon
Charlotte Sinon
Florence Snook
Dianne Tufo
Mara Volpe
Janice Wicher
Juliann Williamson
Stella York
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED
As we remember to pray for all of our personal families and
our parish family, we sadly announce the death of Stanley
Bradley, Matthew Byer, Joseph Flynn and Judith Leyden. We
ask for your prayers for them and their families. May the Lord
Jesus bring all our loved ones into His Kingdom.
CONWELL EGAN CRAFT FAIR
POT OF GOLD
The Ladies Association of Conwell-Egan will be hosting a
Fall Craft Fair on November 2nd, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at
Conwell-Egan Catholic High School. There will be over 100
crafters, food, bake table, raffle table, and Santa Claus will be
making an appearance. If you would like to be a vendor, email
lace@conwell-egan.org for more information.
On Monday, October 20th, the winning numbers were:
17 – 18 – 29 – 30 – 33. The winning numbers are posted weekly
on our website at www.saintfrancescabrini.net. There were three
consolation prize winners who received $334 each.
ST. KATHERINE DREXEL CENTER CRAFT SHOW
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Mark your calendar for the Annual Katherine Drexel Craft
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This week’s drawing will take place on Monday, October
3:00 PM. Vendors are needed; please call 215-244-9900 x380 27th, at 7:00 PM in the Multi-Purpose Room located behind
for more information or to reserve a spot.
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INDOOR FLEA MARKET
The Court St. Mark, Catholic Daughters of the Americas, is
sponsoring an Indoor Flea Market on Saturday, November 8th
Tickets are available in the vestibule of the church, at the
from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM at St. Mark’s School Hall on rectory and at the Scrip Office. Thank you for supporting the
Radcliffe Street in Bristol. Vendor tables are available for $15, to Parish.
reserve a table or for more information, please call 215-945-1169.
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