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Pastor ………Reverend William S. Murphy
Pastor Emeritus………..Rev. Msgr. John Graf
Weekend Celebrant...Rev. Francis Caponi, OSA
In Residence ……Rev. Msgr. Frank Depman
Deacons ….………..Deacon Thomas Hannan
Deacon Michael DeGrasse
Deacon Jeffrey Hanna
Parish Office Staff ……..………..Joyce Malchione
Ann Caruso
Donna Brumbaugh
Ella Havrilak
School Principal ….…………….Danielle White
Director of Religious Education ....Karen Batdorf
Parish Office (Ph) 610-869-2722, (fax) 610-869-3252
School Office (Ph) 610-869-9576, (fax) 610-869-4049
Feast of the Holy Family
December 28, 2014
Religious Education Office ……...(Ph) 610-869-8575
Parish Facilities Request .… rpetrarcasr@gmail.com
Church and Parish Office:
Sacraments and Devotions
300 State Road • West Grove, PA 19390
Parish Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm
Email: abvm@comcast.net
Web: assumptionbvmwestgrove.org
Facebook: ABVM Parish Community, West Grove, PA
Baptism: Sundays at 1:30 pm in Church (bimonthly)
Weekend Mass Times
Saturday: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 8 am, 10 am, 12 pm Masses
Daily Mass Schedule
6:30 am - Monday thru Thursday
8:15 am - Friday
Eucharistic Adoration
Monday-Friday, 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
Matrimony: Engaged couples are asked to meet
with parish priest at least six months prior to wedding and enroll in a marriage-prep program.
Reconciliation: Saturdays, 11:00 am-12:15 pm
(Church)
Rosary: Wednesdays, 6:30 pm (Church)
Liturgy of the Hours: 7:00 am Monday thru
Thursday (Church)
Bulletin: Submit articles by 8:00 am on Friday for
publication the following week. Submit to the Parish
Office or email DonnaABVM@comcast.net
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Dear Friends,
Collection for week of Dec. 13/14, 2014
Weekly Collection
Weekly Income Needed
$20,096
$16,500
$3,596
Weekly Over/(Under)
($8,072)
YTD Over/(Under)
Includes $2,469 E-Giving, 12% Participation
(December 21 Collection will be listed next weekend.)
Total Debt to Archdiocese:
$2,361,341
Mortgage and past due assessments
Operating expenses for the Parish are predominantly met with income from the Sunday
offertory collections, as well as, tuition and
other fundraising events.
Our weekly collections have been running
behind - approximately $8,000 (YTD) - our
revised goal of $16,500/week.
Over time this deficit will accumulate and hamper our ability to meet our expenses, as well as
pay for the recent four major maintenance
projects.
As we celebrate Holy Family Sunday and look forward to the New Year, our
Second Reading from Paul’s letter to the Colossians gives us some good, practical
suggestions for New Year’s resolutions. Even if you don’t usually make resolutions
at this time, Paul gives us all food for thought as we try to deepen our Christian
faith in the upcoming year—in our family homes, our Parish Family and as children
of God’s all-embracing family:
“Put on heartfelt compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and
patience, bearing with one another.”
Who needs more compassion from me? Is there a family member who is
experiencing pain, loneliness, depression or frustration? Is there a
neighbor, a parishioner, a co-worker, a friend who needs extra patience?
Maybe their problems or quirks are quite challenging—can I be extra
patient and understanding? Can I try harder to bear with them as others
bear with my weaknesses and quirks? (What? I have quirks?!?)
“…forgive one another, if one has a grievance against another.”
Now this is a hard one! Does someone need my forgiveness? Have I hurt,
offended or wronged anyone by my words or actions? Did I say something
I shouldn’t have said, or maybe I said it the wrong way? Is there a
strained relationship, a family member, friend or someone else with whom
I’m not speaking because I’m holding on to a grievance. Can I let it go?
Can I forgive? Can I ask forgiveness? Again, can I let go—of wrongs
done to me, or mistakes I myself have made? Do I truly believe God
always gives a fresh start?
“And over all of these put on love, that is, the bond of perfection.”
Do I truly try to love all—myself, those with whom I live, neighbors, co-workers,
parishioners, strangers, enemies? Do I truly desire the good of all—no
matter who they may be—and do good for others—no matter who they
may be—as far as I am able? Do I let myself be controlled by my
feelings, or do I rise above difficult feelings to do what is good and right for
myself and others?
Do I believe in God’s unconditional love for me? Do I truly believe, as Brennan
Manning says, that God doesn’t just love me because “he has to—it’s his
nature” but that God “likes me”? Delights in me? Even when I make
mistakes? Do I believe God always desires what is best for me and
always loves me? Can I try to do the same for others?
The Parish Life Center (PLC) and Parish Offices are fully operational. All bills for construction and furnishings are paid. However, to
facilitate timely completion of construction, we
utilized Parish funds - which are being repaid.
The case statement for the Parish Appeal
planned $50,000 to ABVM School. We have
deferred payment of that commitment until
after PLC bills were paid. These obligations
will be fulfilled by October 2015. Therefore, it
is important that you continue your generous
support of the Parish Appeal. To date, we
have raised almost $348,000 from donations of more than 700 parishioners - such
as you. We need to collect an additional
$40,000 by December 2015 to fulfill our obligations for the scope of this Appeal. Thus, the
Goal has been modified to reflect these needs.
For details, contact either John Brennan,
Secretary of Financial Affairs, or Paul
Caruso, Vice Chair, Finance Council at
abvm@comcast.net.
“And let the peace of Christ control your hearts.”
Ah, who doesn’t want peace? Can I let Christ’s peace “control” my heart, reign
in my heart, lead my heart? Do I let my mind—with all its nonstop
jibberjabber—control what I think and subsequently what I feel? Or do I
constantly invite Christ’s peace, already within me, to “bubble up,” to
direct any thoughts and feelings that come into my mind and heart? Do I
breathe in Christ’s peace often throughout the day and breathe it back out
on the world?
“And be thankful.”
There’s the key! A grateful heart brings peace. A grateful heart encourages
loving kindness. Do I stop at least once every day to consider my
blessings, to recall God’s loving faithful presence with me at each and
every moment—whether I am experiencing joy or going through hardship?
Do I thank God? Today? Everyday?
A grateful heart indeed! Because we know that Emmanuel, God-with-us, will be
with us at every moment of 2015. May we gratefully acknowledge God’s presence
and let God’s love and peace lead our minds and hearts.
Happy New Year,
Fr. Murphy
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The Holy Family of Jesus,
Mary and Joseph
Scripture Reflection
December 28, 2014
"And you yourself a sword will pierce." This old man in the
Temple, a man filled with the Holy Spirit, uttered these
ominous, prophetic words. Right in the midst of a religious
celebration that could be considered a kind of parallel to
Christian baptism, Simeon started talking about suffering.
Although this might have put a damper on the joy of the
occasion, it was nonetheless a precious moment. God was
speaking through the mouth of the Spirit-filled Simeon and
actually doing Mary a great service. God was helping Mary to
prepare herself for what lay ahead. And the truth is, the road
in front of her family was destined to be marked by the
cross. Our families also bear this mark. Although in a
different way from Mary, we all have our crosses to deal
with. Whether it be the sickness or death of a loved one,
conflicts among siblings or spouses, or unexpected
challenges like infertility or a lost job, no family is without its
share of trouble. As we navigate these difficulties, we would
do well to remember Simeon's warning to Mary: suffering is
going to happen, sometimes very painful, heart-piercing
suffering. We can also remind ourselves that although Mary
suffered when her Son suffered, she also rejoiced when he
rejoiced. Ultimately, every cross she bore was trumped by
the victory of the Resurrection, and we share in this triumph
as well.
Luke 2:22-40: What do you think most challenged Joseph
and Mary as parents?
Genesis 15:1-6,21:1-3: What role does faith in God have
in your family life?
Hebrews 11:8,11-12,17-19: What does the author of
Hebrews teach us about Abraham and Sarah?
Our Prayer for the Sick
Rest in Peace
Dear Jesus,
Divine Physician and Healer of the sick,
we turn to you in this time of illness.
O dearest comforter of the troubled,
alleviate our worry and sorrow with your gentle love,
and grant us the grace and strength to accept this burden.
Dear God, we place our worries in your hands.
We place our sick under your care and humbly ask that
you restore your servants to health again.
Above all, grant us the grace to acknowledge your will and
know that whatever you do, you do for the love of us. We
ask especially for our parishioners, families and friends.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light
shine upon them. May their souls and all the souls of the
faithful departed rest in peace.
Jacquie McHale, Gert Lincoln, Jack & Fran Logue, Carol
Brown, Devon Bartholf, Msgr. John Graf, Ryan Coyle, Mary
Fincher, Clark, Heyburn & Blowe Families, Terry O’Connell,
Odrobina, Ludwick, Starr, French, Kosowski, Tyson, Eastlack,
Bell, Holt & Cooke Families, Jack Carney, Patricia Bonnett,
Nicole Vitale, Joe Matonti, Ric Grant, Bill Daugherty, Gregory
& Ed Painter, Lisa Erling Vito, Fabiola Matalonis, Hans Albrecht, Mary Louise Bove, Rudy Mason, Kelli Marvel,
Adrienne, Damien & Andy D’Orazio, Bob Schubert, Bill
Chesukavitch, Eleanor & Bill Sauerwine, Mary Twadell, Philip
Miller, Cox & McNeil Families, Stephania Price, Phyllis Pastorius, Teresa Androwick, Sam Dudley, Brynn Roberts, Debbie
Robinson, Jody Maliga, Carol Brown, Catherine McCreary,
Face of Christ & Visitation Prayer Intentions
Hans Albecht
Lou Peticca
Military Prayers
PFC James T. Mackereth, Petty Officer Daniel
Carr, Staff Sgt. John Koss, Jr., LCPL Michelle
Smith, R.C. Gosselin, Lt. John Joseph Eife, SrA
Ashli McEntee, Staff Sgt. Jon Koss, Jr., Ray Nelson, A1C Lyle
Laub, USAF, Cpl. Samuel Ellis, Lnc. Cpl. Michael Guerrera, Cpl.
Jonathan Russell Lynch, William Ewers, Sgt. Jared Moran, FS3
Cody Liebeskind, Sgt. Andy Camela
Public Prayer Request
Name: ___________________________________________
Requester/Phone:__________________________________
Requests will be printed in the bulletin for one month and military
prayers for six months. You may renew as often as you wish.
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ADORERS NEEDED
“O SACRAMENT MOST HOLY”
Where is Jesus? Jesus is
alive and can be found in the
Blessed Sacrament right here
in our Main Church, Monday
through Friday, from 7:00 am
to 7:00 pm. Please consider
spending a holy hour with
Him.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Cyndi at cyndi.m1@gmail.com or Mary
at 610-255-0382, hartown@verizon.net or
Mary Ellen at 610-345-0024.
Mary,
Mother of God
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATON
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
7:00 pm Vigil Mass
Thursday, January 1, 2015
9:00 am Mass
10:30 am Mass
NOTE:
Change in Tuesday Morning Mass Time
As of Tuesday, January 6, 2015, the Tuesday Morning
Mass will be celebrated at 8:15 am. We hope that this
change gives those for whom the 6:30 am is too early an
opportunity to attend daily Mass.
The Assumption BVM Parish Office will be
closed on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2015.
Happy New Year!!!
Listed below is the weekday Mass Schedule
for the next two weeks:
Monday, Dec. 29th:
6:30 am Mass
Tuesday, Dec. 30th:
6:30 am Mass
Wednesday, Dec. 31st:
(No Morning Mass); 7 pm Mass
Thursday, Jan. 1st:
9 am Mass, 10:30 am Mass
Friday, Jan. 2nd:
8:15 am Mass
Monday, Jan. 5th:
6:30 am Mass
Tuesday, Jan. 6th:
8:15 am Mass
Wednesday, Jan. 7th:
6:30 am Mass
Thursday, Jan. 8th:
6:30 am Mass
Friday, Jan. 9th:
8:15 am Mass
Holy Rosary Each Wednesday
Join us Every Wednesday Night at 6:30 pm
at the Assumption BVM Church
as we pray for the intentions of our families.
New in our Church Sanctuary
Congregational
CANDLES
Our parish is excited to offer
two new congregational candle units that have been placed in
front of the Assumption Statue and the Holy Family Statue.
We would like to thank the George and Tracey Gianforcaro
Family for their generous donation!
I am the light of the world:
He that follows Me shall not walk in darkness,
but shall have the light of life. - John 8:12
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Education News
ABVM School News
CYFF News
CYFF Christmas break is December
23rd- January 2nd. When classes
resume on Sunday, January 3rd, the
students should report directly to
their classrooms due to the Blood
Drive in the Parish Center.
Confirmation News
Every year, Assumption BVM School students perform a special Christmas program for parents and grandparents. The theme of this year’s
show was “Santa Knows What I Want, Jesus Knows What I Need.” In
the weeks leading up to the performance, classes practice intensely so
the night of the show is the best it can be. Dressed in their finest Christmas attire (or pajamas), students from PreK through Eighth Grade sing
a variety of Christmas songs to get everyone into the Christmas spirit.
Thank you to the faculty and teachers for making this show a success!
-----------------------------Assumption BVM students are sharing the
talent of athletics! A big congratulation
goes to our football players Shaun
Thornton (8th), Gabe DeAngelo (7th) and
Matt Gallagher (7th) as St. Maximillian Kolbe’s Varsity team placed 4th in their Division Championship. Ben Thorton (6th) and
Patrick Chilcote (5th) of St. Max’s Junior
Varsity team placed 1st in their Division
Championship. Way to go!
Since Assumption BVM does not have a football team, students interested in playing football join St. Maximillian Kolbe's team.
-----------------------------In addition, we have news from our Cross
Country Team. At the Cross Country
Coaches National Youth Championship,
Erin Hmiel’s team came in 2nd place out of
20 teams and Caitlin Hmiel’s team came in
3rd place out of 22 teams. Amazing job!
January 2015
5thClasses resume
9th8:15 AM Mass prepared by 4th and PreK
th
14 After school Student Council Meeting
19thSchool Closed
Confirmation Preparation
for 2015: CYFF Level 6 and
ABVM Grade 6 students: Mark
your calendars now! The Rite of
enrollment and workshop for Confirmation will be February 7,
2015. Please plan to attend the 4:30
pm Mass and attend the workshop
following. Workshop will end at 7
pm and include pizza and drinks.
More details will go home the first
week of January.
Gospel Reflection Gatherings
Gospel reflection gatherings are on a
break through the holiday. Sunday
morning gathering will start back up
January 11 after the 10 AM Mass in the
Parish Life Center Conference room.
For more information please contact
ABVMFaithformation@gmail.com
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Assumption BVM
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Sign-Up
Today!
To donate, please sign up after Mass
in the vestibule or schedule an
appointment on-line at:
http://www.redcrossblood.org/make-donation
and search by zipcode 19390.
For questions, please contact
Ann Barr at 610-869-8559.
Sunday, January 4, 2015
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
ABVM Parish Center, 290 State Rd.
Give Blood and Save a Life!
Your support is URGENTLY needed to
ensure an adequate blood supply!
Come try your Luck at ABVM’s 18th Annual Night at the Races
Assumption BVM Parish School
Friday, March 13, 2015, doors open at 6:30 pm
Saturday, March 14, 2015, doors open at 5:30 pm
Tickets are $45.00. Buy 9 Tickets, get 1 Free.
(price increases to $55.00 per ticket after 2/15/15)
Tickets available NOW via www.abvmraces.org.
Don’t delay! We’ve sold out the last two years!
Horse Racing, Black Jack, Silent Auction, Tuition Raffle,
Lotto, Door Prizes, Fabulous Food and More! An event not to miss!
For additional information on how to volunteer, become a Corporate Sponsor or donate
to the Silent Auction, visit www.abvmraces.org or contact chair Rob Koenig at rkoenig8@gmail.com.
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Holy Family Sunday, December 28, 2014
Ministry of Consolation
The next Ministry of Consolation meeting will be held on Thursday, January 15th at 7:00 pm in the Main Church Children’s Chapel.
If anyone wishes to contact one of the members of this ministry for individual grief support, please feel free to call one of the following:
Ginny Bryson
Betsy Hanna
Noreen Kennard
610-869-7880
610-345-0337
610-869-8326
Thank you and may God bless you!
Rediscover the Love in Your Marriage!
The Retrouvaille Marriage Program offers help for struggling marriages. Tens of thousands of couples have successfully saved their
marriages by attending a Retrouvaille weekend and the six post sessions that follow it. Retrouvaille is not just a social gathering or
series of seminars, but rather a way to rediscover and rekindle the
loving relationship in your marriage.
The next program begins on the weekend of February 13-15, 2015 at the Family
Life Center in Malvern, PA. For information, visit www.HelpOurMarriage.com
or call 1-800-470-2230. All inquiries are kept strictly confidential.
“Roses in Winter”
Social Club for those 55+
Welcome to “Roses in Winter.” Our next meeting will be on Wednesday, January 21st at 1:00 pm at the Penn Township Building, Lewis Road, in Jennersville.
Topic/Activity: Talent Time. Please join us for exciting activities throughout the
year. For information, call Betty Anne at 610-869-8274.
Human Service Announcements
Rosary for Life
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
(12/28/14-1/3/15)
Harrison Family
H. Dowd
L. Holmes
F. Eastwood/V. Kujala
G. Bryson
D. Brumbaugh
D. DiStefano
Pregnant? Call 1-800-CARE-002.
Birthright: 610-436-0773.
HopeAfterAbortion.com for help.
Confidential Post Abortion Healing: Please
call 215-587-5640.
Al-Anon meeting will be held every Monday
night from 8-9 pm in the ABVM Church. Call
484-571-4778.
Annulment Proceeding: Contact the Metropolitan Tribunal, Archdiocese of Philadelphia
(215) 587-3750. Interviews are private &
confidential.
 Aid for Friends Cooks: Filled, frozen meal
trays can be taken to the freezer in the lower
level of the Main Church. If you would like to
prepare meals or be an AFF volunteer driver,
contact Ann Barr at 610-869-8559.
Courage: Spiritual support group for homosexual men and women seeking to live according to the Church’s teaching on sexuality. For
information, call 215-587-4505.
Augustine’s Brothers is a support/
accountability group for men who struggle
with pornography as well as other excessive
sexual behaviors. Meetings are held Tuesdays,
7-9pm at the Cathedral of SS. Peter & Paul,
Philadelphia. Phone: 800-348-0758. Leave a
confidential voicemail or email: cathedralPhilly@augustinesbrothers.org.
TELEVISION MASS
LILY’S GIFT
If a Prenatal Diagnosis is poor, you are not alone. Lily’s Gift, is a
network of concerned parents and professionals who have experienced or worked
closely with issues surrounding poor prenatal diagnosis. A collaboration of the
Office for Persons with Disabilities, Catholic Social Services and the Office of
Life and Family, this service can provide a peer support team to assist couples
during this critical time. For support call 215-587-3530 or email LilysGiftLuke12.27@gmail.com or visit www.Lilysgift.org.
The celebration of the Eucharist is
televised on Sunday mornings at
5:30am, WPVI, Channel 6.
It is rebroadcast each Sunday at 9am
DT-2 Channel 6 digital, 10am
LaSalle University 56,
and at 5pm DT-2 Channel 6 digital.
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Assumption B.V.M. Church
assumptionbvmwestgrove.org
ABVM Respect Life Group
abvmforlife@hotmail.com
WORD of LIFE
December 2014
Bulletin Briefs
“Are we moved by the suffering of those without
shelter? Do we seek to alleviate the fear, confusion and panic that women facing unexpected
pregnancies may be experiencing? Do our hearts
ache for elderly patients in nursing homes who
feel abandoned and unwanted, having no one to
visit them?
Our mission is to show each person the love of
Christ. As uniquely created individuals, we each
have unique gifts which we are called to use to
share Christ’s love.”
Thursday ~ Jan. 22, 2015
Please join Assumption BVM Parish as we make
a trip to Washington, D.C. to take part
in the 42nd Annual March for Life protesting
abortion. Each year hundreds of thousands of
pro-lifers peacefully gather and march down
Constitution Avenue commemorating the U.S.
Supreme Court decision, Roe v. Wade, that legalized abortion.
The motor coach bus will be leaving from Assumption BVM Parish parking lot at 8:00
am. Passengers will be dropped off close to the
Archdiocesan meeting point for the March for
Life. We will arrive back at our parish at approximately 7 pm. Sign up sheets will be available after the weekend Masses in the vestibule of
the Church. For questions, call Mary at 610-255
-3828 or Ann at 610-869-8559.
Cardinal Seán P. O’Malley, O.F.M. Cap., Chairman, USCCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities,
2014 Respect Life Month Statement
Respect Life Meeting
The next ABVM Respect Life Meeting will be
held on Tuesday, January 13th at 7:30 pm in the
Parish Life Center. All are welcome!
World Meeting of
Families
Coming to
Philadelphia
in September 2015
and you can help!
Thousands will visit for this international event
from September 22‐ 27, 2015.
You can open your home and host a family or an individual. It is easy to sign up online.
Be a part of this historic event and learn more at our
official website at WorldMeeting2015.org or email us
at host@WorldMeeting2015.org.
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Blood Drive
January 4
8AM–1:00PM
Knights Meeting…….Jan. 19
Refreshments at 6 pm, Meeting at 6:30 pm
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St. Pius X
Council #3858
10 Regular Games
2 Special Games
Last Special Game
Bingo……………………....Jan. 8
Winner receives $30
Winner receives $75
Winner receives 70%
Dinner includes baked ham, potatoes, green beans,
salad, dessert and refreshments for $6. BYOB
PROCEEDS BENEFIT
Charity: St. Joseph House [501(c)3]
John & Donna Kurtz have devoted their lives to the adoption and/or fostering of
these children rescuing them from emotional, abusive or physically distressing
situations. Now Nina, one of the oldest (pictured kneeling right front), has proven
a match for a kidney donation to Donna’s brother. Proceeds from the January Bingo
will help defray the extraordinary expenses the family is experiencing in supporting
this act of selfless love.
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THEOLOGY OF THE BODY: “Into the Deep” course will
be held January 4-9, 2015 at the Black Rock Retreat Center,
Quarryville, PA, taught by Christopher West. Please visit
www.tobinstitute.org.
ANNUAL MASS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION &
CATECHETICAL AWARDS: (Saturday, January 10, 2015 11 am Mass) You are welcome to attend this special Mass at
the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Philadelphia. Bishop
Chaput will be the principal celebrant and homilist. The presentation of Catechetical Awards will immediately follow Mass.
MARCH FOR LIFE in Washington D.C. will be held on
Thursday, January 22, 2015. Mass for the faithful of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will be celebrated by Archbishop
Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. at 10:00 am at the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC.
MINI-CONFERENCE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL
NEEDS/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: (January 24, 2015)
8:30 am to 1:30 pm at Gwynedd Mercy University. National,
Regional and local leaders in the fields of disability and faith
formation will be presenting. Cost: $20. For registration and a
brochure, visit: http://archphila.org/evangelization/resplife/pcpd/pdf/
PartnersMiniConference%20RegistrationFlyerforWEB1.24LUNCH.pdf
VALENTINE EVENING OF REFLECTION (Sunday, February 8, 2015 from 5 pm to 9 pm) All couples (married, engaged or dating) are invited to attend Malvern Retreat House’s
Valentine Evening of Reflection. Directed by Fr. Matt Guckin,
all attendees are treated to a romantic candlelight dinner, followed by an inspirational talk and Mass, and a renewal of vows
for those who are married. Cost: $100 per couple. Visit
www.malvernretreat.com or call 610-644-0400.
WORLD MEETING OF FAMILIES: Philadelphia is proud
to welcome families from around the world to this event on
September 22-27, 2015. Families can look forward to speakers, celebrations, activities for kids, and prayer, all of which
will bring renewal and transformation for you, your loved
ones, and the world. Visit WorldMeeting2015.org to learn
more and receive regular updates.
December 28, 2014
Mark your calendars now for
the 21st Annual
Mom—Heart of the Home
SPRING DAY OF RENEWAL
March 21, 2015 • 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Sts. Simon and Jude Meehan Center
West Chester, PA
Calling all moms, grandmothers, step-mothers, or
women of nurturing nature. Do yourself a favor…
Plan ahead to spend the day with us! Give yourself
this one day out of 365 to slow down and replenish
your spirit. Deepen your relationship with God and
Mary, Our Mother. The day includes times of reflection with all of our amazing, inspirational
morning and afternoon speakers. For information
please visit http://www.mom-heartofthehome.org
to see what we’re all about!
Are You a Young Adult in Chester County?
If you're a Catholic adult in your 20s or 30s, we want to
meet you! Catholic Young Adults of Chester County
(CYACC - pronounced "kayak") exists to offer you social, spiritual, and service opportunities. Check us out on
Facebook, at www.cyacc.org, or request more information by emailing cyacc1@gmail.com.
CatholicPhilly.com
Where can you learn about parish and school activities,
evangelization programs and archdiocesan news? Where
can you read about inspiring Catholics and their families, and see local photos and videos of our Catholic
community? It’s all on the award-winning website
CatholicPhilly.com. Please sign up for a free newsletter
sent by email twice a week at www.catholicphilly.com/
newsletter.
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Sunday, December 28, 2014
ABVM
Feast of the Holy Family
Registration Form for
New Parish Families
Please fill out the information below for our
Parish records.
Please return the form
through the mail or in the collection basket.
You will receive a formal Census Form in the
mail.
Family Name _________________________
December 28th: No meeting tonight…hope
everyone is enjoying the Christmas season
and we will see you in the new year.
January 4th: Regular meeting in the PLC –
doors open at 6:30 pm, meeting starts at 7:00
pm and ends by 8:30 pm.
January 11th: Regular meeting.
January 18th: No meeting tonight.
January 19th: Family Social to go and see “Moses” at the Sight
and Sound Theater in Lancaster.
Head of Family _______________________
Spouse _____________________________
Street ______________________________
City ________________________________
Development_________________________
Phone ______________________________
Email _______________________________
January 25th: Interested in Snowtubing?!?! We are headed to
Bear Creek Mountain for all youth in 8th – 12th grades. Stayed
tuned, more information to follow.
For information, questions or if you would like to volunteer
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Feast Day: January 2nd
St. Basil the Great is considered
one of the four great doctors of the
Eastern Church.
St. Gregory Nazianzen is called
“The Theologian” because of his
great learning and talent for oratory.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2014
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 2015
6:30 am Mass
Joseph and Sandra Braun, requested by Their
Family
4:30 pm Vigil Mass Betty Shannon, requested by Dennis Shannon
Reader 1/Reader 2: Ed Charlton, Tom Harrison
Eucharistic Ministers: Donna Brumbaugh, Pat
Geoghegan, Lori Holmes, Dennis Shannon, Nancy
Paproth, Tom Powell, Diane Thomas
Altar Servers: Alan Hoffman, Ryan Powell, Alec &
Analise Thomas
Music: Folk Group
Sacristan: Lore Phoebe
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2014
6:30 am Mass
Marjorie Berdis, requested by Karen and Tom
O’Rourke
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2014
(No Morning Mass)
7:00 pm Vigil Mass
Josephine Caruso, requested by The
Brumbaugh Family
Reader 1/Reader 2: Michelle Wu, Carol Fontana
Eucharistic Ministers: Chuck Alvarez, Kory Barnas, Jim
Kirwin, Hope Mazzeo, Dennis Shannon
Altar Servers: Michael Gianforcaro, Dylan Staso,
Keegan & Ethan Walpole
Music: Anne Liebeskind, Judy Hoopes
Sacristan: Lore Phoebe
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 2015
9:00 am Mass
Intentions of Mary, Mother of God
Reader 1/Reader 2: Steve Liberatore, Kathleen Hamill
Eucharistic Ministers: Donna Brumbaugh, James
Fredericksdorf, Donna Filipone, Steven Toolan, Barry
Young
Altar Servers: Nnanna Njoku, Nicholas & Ryan Toolan,
Matthew Young
Music: Paul Hoffman, Peggy Masterton
Sacristan: Ray Bunjo
10:30 am Mass
Gabriel Bolla, requested by Fr. Ken Putz
Reader 1/Reader 2: Michael Debes, Joseph McHoul
Eucharistic Ministers: Ella Havrilak, Bill Sites, Terry
Garvey, Charlotte McHoul, Diane Thomas
Altar Servers: Benjamin Trowbridge, Adam Mladenetz,
Alec & Analise Thomas
Music: Folk Group
Sacristan: Dave Besselman
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 2015
8:15 am Mass (Main Church)
Eileen Mengers, requested by Gene and Eileen
Fogarty
SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 2015
8:00 am Mass Gabriel Bolla, requested by Edward and
Barbara Sigda
Reader 1/Reader 2: Margaret Ptakowski, Michael
Debes
Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon Jeff, Bernadette Muto
(A), Joanne Redden (B), Teresa Leszczynski (C),
Donna Lauletta (LH), Robert DiMarco, Steve Toolan
Altar Servers: Abigail & Emma Redden, Nicholas &
Ryan Toolan
Music: Anne Liebeskind, Phil Pierangeli
Sacristan: Ray Bunjo
10:00 am Mass Joseph Fecondo, requested by Frank and Vicky
Giunta
Reader 1/Reader 2: Nicole Snyder, Steve Liberatore
Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon Tom, Meghan Hughes
(D), Ruder Schill (E), Richard & Maureen Petrarca
(TP), Steve Malloy (JPP), Lisa Goldstein (JPR), Terry
Garvey (PENN)
Altar Servers: Chiara Busala, Alannah Hughes,
Katherine Liebeskind, Gabriel Snyder
Music: Adult Choir, Anne Liebeskind, Peggy Masterton
Sacristan: To be determined
12:00 pm Mass Mitzie Rogers, requested by The Garrett
Family
Reader 1/Reader 2: Erin & Tom Finley
Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon Mike, Chuck Alvarez,
James Fredericksdorf, Suzanne Loeffler, Bill Sites,
Mary Wharton
Altar Servers: Patrick Chilcote, Robert Koenig, Nnanna
Njoku, Jack Reilly
Music: Rich O’Neill, Peggy Masterton
Sacristan: To be determined
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11 am to 2 pm (School)
ABVM School Open
House & Registration
Youth Group Trip
25 8 am, 10 am & 12 Masses
1:30 pm Baptisms (MC)
No Baptisms
No Youth Group
18
8 am, 10 am & Noon Masses
7:00 pm Youth Group (PLC)
1:30 pm Baptisms
11
8 am, 10 am & Noon Masses
7:00 pm Youth Group (PLC)
No Baptisms
8 am, 10 am & Noon Masses
8:15 am Mass (MC)
6 pm Legion Mtg (CC)
7:30 pm Folk Group
(MC)
27
*Time Change for Mass*
8:15 am Mass (MC)
6 pm Legion Mtg (CC)
7:30 pm Folk Group
(MC)
20
*Time Change for Mass*
8:15 am Mass (MC)
6 pm Legion Mtg (CC)
7:30 pm Respect Life
Meeting (PLC)
7:30 pm Folk Group
13
*Time Change for Mass*
8:15 am Mass (MC)
6 pm Legion Mtg (CC)
7:30 pm Folk Group
(MC)
6
*Time Change for Mass*
Tue
6:30 am Mass (MC)
6:30 pm Rosary (MC)
6:45 pm Joseph’s People (PLC)
28
6:30 am Mass (MC)
6:30 pm Rosary (MC)
21
6:30 am Mass (MC)
6:30 pm Rosary (MC)
14
6:30 am Mass (MC)
6:30 pm Rosary (MC)
7
Wed
29
6:30 am Mass (MC)
7 pm Adult Choir (MC)
March for Life,
Washington, D.C.
22
6:30 am Mass (MC)
7 pm Adult Choir (MC)
15
6:30 am Mass (MC)
7 pm Consolation Ministry (CC)
7 pm Adult Choir (MC)
6 pm K of C Dinner &
Bingo (PC)
8
6:30 am Mass (MC)
7 pm Adult Choir (MC)
Parish Office & School Closed
(Note: no Noon Mass)
9:00 am Mass (MC)
10:30 am Mass (MC)
1 Solemnity
of Mary,
Mother of God
Thu
8:15 am Mass (MC)
30
8:15 am Mass (MC)
23
8:15 am Mass (MC)
16
8:15 am Mass (MC)
9
ABVM School Closed
8:15 am Mass (MC)
2 First Friday
Fri
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6:30 am Mass (MC)
8 pm Al-Anon (CC)
26
ABVM School Closed
6:30 am Mass (MC)
8 pm Al-Anon (CC)
19 Martin Luther King, Jr.
6:30 am Mass (MC)
8 pm Al-Anon (CC)
12
6:30 am Mass (MC)
8 pm Al-Anon (CC)
after 10 am Mass
Red Cross Blood Drive
8:00am - 1:00 pm (PC)
5
4 Coffee & Donut Social
(MC) Main Church, 300 State Rd.
(CC) Children’s Chapel, inside of Main Church
(PC) Parish Center, Gym attached to ABVM School
(PLC) Parish Life Center, Lower level of the Main
Church
Abbreviations
Mon
January 2015 Parish Calendar
11:00 am -12:15 pm
Confessions (MC)
4:30pm Vigil Mass (MC)
31
11:00 am -12:15 pm
Confessions (MC)
4:30pm Vigil Mass (MC)
24
11:00 am -12:15 pm
Confessions (MC)
4:30pm Vigil Mass (MC)
17
11:00 am -12:15 pm
Confessions (MC)
4:30pm Vigil Mass (MC)
10
11:00 am -12:15 pm
Confessions (MC)
4:30pm Vigil Mass (MC)
3
Sat
Page 14 - 229 Assumption B.V.M.
19
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 5:1-10
Psalm of the Day: 110
Gospel: Mark 2:18-22
18 2nd Sunday Ordinary
1st Reading:
1 Samuel 3:3b-10,19
Psalm of the Day: 40
2nd Reading:
1 Corinthians 6:13c-15a,1720
Gospel: John 1:35-42
26 SS. Timothy & Titus,
bishops
Reading of the Day
2 Timothy 1:1-8
Psalm of the Day: 96
Gospel: Mark 3:22-30
12
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 1;1-6
Psalm of the Day: 97
Gospel: Mark 1:14-20
11 Baptism of the Lord
1st Reading:
Isaiah 42:1-4,6-7
Psalm of the Day: 29
2nd Reading:
Acts 10:34-38
Gospel: Mark 1:7-11
28 St. Thomas Aquinas,
Priest, Doctor of the
Church
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 10:11-18
Psalm of the Day: 110
Gospel: Mark 4:1-20
29
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 10:19-25
Psalm of the Day: 24
Gospel: Mark 4:21-25
22
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 7:25-8:6
Psalm of the Day: 40
Gospel: Mark 3:7-12
21 St. Agnes, Virgin, Martyr
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 7:1-3,15-17
Psalm of the Day: 110
Gospel: Mark 3:1-6
20 St. Fabian, Pope, Martyr; St. Sebastian, Martyr
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 6:10-20
Psalm of the Day: 111
Gospel: Mark 2:23-28
27 St. Angela Merici, virgin
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 10:1-10
Psalm of the Day: 40
Gospel: Mark 3:31-35
15
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 3:7-14
Psalm of the Day: 95
Gospel: Mark 1:40-45
8
Reading of the Day
1 John 4:19-5:4
Psalm of the Day: 72
Gospel: Luke 4:14-22a
1 Mary, Mother of God
1st Reading:
Numbers 6:22-27
Psalm of the Day: 67
2nd Reading:
Galatians 4:4-7
Gospel: Luke 2:16-21
Thu
14 St. Hilary, Bishop,
Doctor of the Church
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 2:14-18
Psalm of the Day: 105
Gospel: Mark 1:29-39
7 St. Raymond of Penyafort, priest
Reading of the Day
1 John 4:11-18
Psalm of the Day: 72
Gospel: Mark 6:45-52
Wed
13
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 2:5-12
Psalm of the Day: 8
Gospel: Mark 1:21-28
6 St. André Bessette, religious
Reading of the Day
1 John 4:7-10
Psalm of the Day: 72
Gospel: Mark 6:34-44
For Evangelization: That in this year dedicated to consecrated life,
religious men and women may rediscover the joy of following Christ and
strive to serve the poor with zeal.
Universal: That those from diverse religious traditions and all people of
good will may work together for peace.
5 St. John Neumann, bishop
Reading of the Day
1 John 3:22-4:6
Psalm of the Day: 2
Gospel: Matthew 4:1217,23-25
25 3rd Sunday Ordinary
1st Reading:
Jonah 3:1-5,10
Psalm of the Day: 25
2nd Reading:
1 Corinthians 7:29-31
Gospel: Mark 1:14-20
Tue
Pope’s Intentions for the Month
Mon
4 Epiphany of the Lord
1st Reading:
Isaiah 60:1-6
Psalm of the Day: 72
2nd Reading:
Ephesians 3:2-3a,5-6
Gospel: Matthew 2:1-12
Sun
January 2015 Liturgical Calendar
30
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 10:32-39
Psalm of the Day: 37
Gospel: Mark 4:26-34
23 St. Vincent, Deacon,
Martyr
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 8:6-13
Psalm of the Day: 85
Gospel: Mark 3:13-19
16
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 4:1-5,11
Psalm of the Day: 78
Gospel: Mark 2:1-12
31 St. John Bosco, priest
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 11:1-2,8-19
Psalm of the Day:
Luke 1:69-75
Gospel: Mark 4:35-41
24 St. Francis de Sales,
Bishop, Doctor of the
Church
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 9:2-3,11-14
Psalm of the Day: 47
Gospel: Mark 3:20-21
17 St. Anthony, Abbot
Reading of the Day
Hebrews 4:12-16
Psalm of the Day: 19
Gospel: Mark 2:13-17
10
Reading of the Day
1 John 5:14-21
Psalm of the Day: 149
Gospel: John 3:22-30
3 The Most Holy Name of
Jesus
Reading of the Day
1 John 2:29-3:6
Psalm of the Day: 98
Gospel: John 1:29-34
2 SS. Basil the Great &
Gregory Nazianzen, Bishops, Doctors of the Church
Reading of the Day
1 John 2:22-28
Psalm of the Day: 98
Gospel: John 1:19-28
9
Reading of the Day
1 John 5:5-13
Psalm of the Day: 147
Gospel: Luke 5:12-16
Sat
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