1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

200 West Sproul Road Springfield, PA 19064
December 28, 2014 Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Rev. John C. Moloney, Pastor
Rev. John J. Bradley, Weekend Assistant
Deacon Leonard Diana, Retired Deacon
Sr. Margaret Richard, SSJ, Minister to the Sick
Mr. Jeffrey P. Braconnier, Pastoral & Youth Minister
Mrs. Helen Romano, Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Beth Baksi , Pastoral Planning Committee
Mr. Jack Scully, Pastoral Planning Committee
Mr. Jerry Esterson, Business Manager
Mrs. Joanna Patane Scholz, Music Director
Parish Secretaries:
Mrs. Judi Condino, Sister Margaret Richard , SSJ
Ms. Judy Summers, Mrs. Elaine McCarthy
Contact Information
Main Number ........... 610-544-8777
Religious Education .. 610-246-5460
Youth Ministry ........ 610-544-4455
Convent .................... 610-544-4535
Parish Nurse ............. 610-544-8777
CCC .......................... 610-544-5217
Office Fax ................. 610-544-7832
Mass Schedule
Monday-Saturday - 8:30am
Saturday Vigil - 4pm & 5:30pm
Sunday - 8am, 9:30am,11am & 5:30pm
Eucharistic Adoration: Tues. – Fri. 9am to 5pm
Reconciliation: Saturdays 3 to
3:45pm
Baptisms: Contact the couples listed in the bulletin
Weddings: Contact parish six months in advanced
New to the Parish?
You can register in person or
over the phone Monday-Thursday 9am to 3pm
Youth Group: Meets Sundays 6:30 to 7:30pm
Find everything you will need at anytime at
www.stkevin.com
FROM THE PASTOR
Dear Friends of Saint Kevin,
Our Lord and Savior, Jesus, was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit
in the womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary and born into a loving, caring, and holy
family. His foster father, Joseph, and his mother Mary, were both observant Jews
who deeply loved God and who strove to be faithful and obedient to all that God
asked them to do. As such, they loved and honored each other as man and wife for
the whole of their lives, lovingly raised and cared for the child, Jesus, whom God
had entrusted to their care, and brought him up by their word and example to love
God and be obedient to him.
We are fortunate in that today’s Gospel reading offers us a wonderful
example of the exemplary holiness that characterized the lives of Joseph, Mary and
Jesus together as a family. Joseph and Mary, in love and obedience to God and in
accord with the law of the Lord, took the child Jesus to the temple in Jerusalem to
be presented and consecrated to the Lord. While they were in the temple to carry
out this custom of the law, Joseph and Mary encountered a righteous and devout man named Simeon, who was filled
with the Holy Spirit. Simeon took the child Jesus into his arms and blessed God saying, Now, Master you may let
your servant go in peace, according to your word, for my eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared in
sight of all your people Israel. Upon hearing these words, Joseph and Mary were filled with amazement and probably
could not help but wonder what the future held in store for their child, Jesus.
After they had fulfilled all the prescriptions of the law, Joseph and Mary took the child Jesus back to their own
town of Nazareth. There they lived in love and unity with God and one another and continued to raise and lovingly
care for him. As a result of this and God’s grace, the child Jesus, grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and
the favor of God was upon him.
Now, you may be asking yourselves: How does this way the Holy Family lived speak to the reality of our
lives today? First and foremost, the Holy Family stands as the example for Christian families to pattern their lives
upon. This means that all Christian families in the Church are called to holiness. In order to be holy, Christian
spouses, like Joseph and Mary, need to make loving God and being faithful to God the number one priority in their
lives. This lay a firm foundation for the marriage which last for the whole of life, brings husbands and wives to be
united in their love of God and one another, and helps to ensure the families they form are places where all members
are united in their love for God and for one another.
Another quality that was indispensable in enabling the Holy Family to be obedient to God and to live in love
and unity with God and one another was prayer, and the sincere practice of their Jewish faith. Similarly, the Christian
family should be a place where each member is growing in faith, where each member is loving and supporting one
another to be the best they can be, and where each member shines as a light before others. Praying together regularly
and attending Mass together needs to be a normal part of family life.
In short, by putting God first, by loving and supporting one another and by praying and attending Mass
together, families are more likely to stay together, to be holy, to shine as a light before others, and to know God’s gifts
of peace and joy in their lives.
May our Holy Family, Joseph, Mary and Jesus continue to protect us all in this New Year.
Sincerely in Christ,
Father John C. Moloney
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SAINT KEVIN HAPPENINGS
12/29 – 01/02/15 – Springfield Hospital Communion Distribution 9am
12/29/14 – Yoga Class NEW TIME 6:30pm first floor of the school bldg.
12/30/14 – No Eucharistic Adoration
Harlee Manor Communion Distribution
12/31/14 – No Eucharistic Adoration
01/01/15 – Happy New Year!
No Eucharistic Adoration
01/02/15 – No Eucharistic Adoration
7th & 8th Grade Dance 7:30-10pm - PLC
Check out our website at: www.stkevin.com for additional information!
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, December 29, 2014
8:30AM – Intentions of St. Kevin Parishioners
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
8:30AM – Frank W. Martin (4th Anniv.) – His Wife
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
8:30AM – James Quarry – Quarry Family
4:00PM – Marie Romano - Family
Thursday, January 1, 2015
9:30AM – Intentions of St. Kevin Parishioners
11:00AM – Special Intention
Friday, January 2, 2015
8:30AM – All the Deceased Family, Friends & Acquaintances of Michael
DelVacchio – Michael DelVacchio
Saturday, January 3, 2015
8:30AM – Holy Souls
4:00PM – Ralph Cugini – Florence Cugini
5:30PM – Colleen Quinn – Snyder Family
Sunday, January 4, 2015
8:00AM – Anthony Pancari – Anthony Viso
9:30AM – Marie Trofe - Family
11:00AM – Verna Kivlen - Family
5:30PM – Anthony Caserta – Ann Caserta & Family
Please Pray for Our Deceased: Sister Charles Helene, SSJ
Sanctuary Candle – will burn until 01/02/15 in memory of Diana Iannucci
as requested by Angie Cellini & Family.
Connie Birtwell, Alice Baccaro, Felicia Bandos,
Tammy Bell, Bernadette Bevilaqua, Joseph
Bradley, Katherine & Bernie Brill, Ann Brom, Janet Bucolo, Baby Tommy
Capone, Leo Carlin, Janice Cerone, Charlie Collins, Grace Condino, Rita
Culbertson, Barbara Cuneo, Bonnie Dalrymple, Bob DeLuca, Jr., Joyce
DiSipio, Jennifer Dorrin, James J. Earley, Trisha Flaherty, Leo Foley,
Joseph Gallagher, Patrick Gallagher, Robert Hahn, Mary Catherine
Hendershot, Nancy Hope, Carol Janiczek, Joe Johnson, Rosemarie Julien,
Dr. Russ Karten, Gerald Kelly, Jim Kelly, Tommy King, Robert Kotlinski,
Barbara Krohmer, William Kurtz, Pat Lamb, Baby Patrick Larson, Steve
Ledva, Michelle Lesher, Skip Liberatore, Betty Love, Camille Mallon,
Charles McAveney, Jennifer McDaniel, Skip McFarland, Jim McMullen,
Phil Marinaccio, Rita Mastroddi, George Michaels, Joseph Milligan, Sarah
Murnaghan, Shelly Nichols, Patrice Palladino, Baby Peters, Mariann
Powers, Vi Quarry, Sr. Nancy Roach, SSJ, John Rohana, Rev. Thomas
Rooney, Baby Cooper Rowe, Catherine Sauers, Joseph Sclafani, Jr.,
Edward Schweizer, Deacon Bill Shearer, George Sheeran, Luanne
Spencer, Joe Timlin, Eileen Tonsmiere, Tony Viola, Evelyne Wallace,
Peggy Weber, Mary Weeks, Rev. James J. Whelan, Kim Wojciehowski,
Ann Wolff, & Molly Zahner
JANUARY 1, 2015 - MARY, THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Masses will be celebrated on:
Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at 4pm
Thursday, January 1, 2015 at 9:30am & 11am
No evening Mass on January 1st.
PASTORAL PLANNING UPDATE
The self-study for our Pastoral Planning Area (PPA 330),
that includes St. Francis, St. Kevin and Holy Cross
parishes, met on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 to visit
each parish for a site survey.
In our last meeting we presented our strengths
and weaknesses. Now as a group we visit all the parish
campuses to see the condition of the parish facilities. At
our next meeting on January 7th we use all the
information gathered so far to discuss the future viability
of our parishes.
The self-study for our Pastoral Planning Area (PPA 330),
that includes St. Francis, St. Kevin and Holy Cross
parishes, met for the second time on December 3rd. The
pastor and two representatives from each parish shared
information about potential strengths and weaknesses
as they relate to the sustainability of those parishes.
Each parish provided information about their financial
status and the condition of their facilities at this time.
They also discussed how to give parishioners the
opportunity to offer responses to the self-study process.
The goal of our next meeting, January 7th, is to talk about
future possibilities for each parish in PPA 330.
It is important to keep the Pastoral Planning Process open
and transparent. In addition to the overview of ministries
within the parish, St Kevin will also provide a brief
overview of its financial status, including its current debt
status to the Pastoral Planning Committee.
For the fiscal year ended 6/30/2014, the parish had an
operating surplus of $99,537. The operating surplus was
a result of the continued generosity of the parish
community and an effort to control expenses. During the
fiscal year, the parish was able to reduce its debt to the
Archdiocese by $72,619 to $1,819.238, which included a
reduction on the loan principal for the Parish Life Center
of $36,385. Since 2012 the parish has been committed to
working with the Archdiocese to continue to substantially
reduce its debt while keeping current on all expenses.
As we continue to move forward in the Pastoral Planning
Process, we will continue to post updates in the Bulletin.
Thank you for your continued prayers & support,
Father Moloney
Beth Baksi
Jack Scully
If you have any questions about the process, please send
an email to Jack Scully at: jackscullly@me.com
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STEWARDSHIP OFFERINGS
Last Year’s Sunday Collection - $9,570.93
December 14, 2014 Collection: $9,632.14
27 Loose Checks and 212 Envelopes
December 21st & 28th 2014 & January 4, 2015 Collections
will be reported in the 1/11/15 Bulletin.
Many thanks for your generosity and all your
Support to the Parish!
BAPTISM PREPARATION INFORMATION
Pre-Jordan Training Families.
December: Jack & Susan Hennessy – 610-328-3926
January: Mrs. Joan Keil – 610-543-0481
February: Rosalee and Jon Moyer – 610-324-0256
Please contact the family for the month that you wish to have your child
baptized. They will help you with the training and all the paperwork.
Thank you.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR TROOPS ESPECIALLY:
Sgt. John M. Ciaccio, Capt. David Conroy, Capt. Barry F. Crawford, Jr.,
L.Cpl. Robert J Deluca, Pvt. Joseph Farrant,
Maj. Christopher Guarente USAF, James Herdman,
and Capt. Thomas J. Miller,
Please keep all who serve in Military Service in your prayers.
Please contact the PLC to have the name of your loved one published.
A MESSAGE FROM THE PASTORAL & YOUTH MINISTER
MR. JEFFERY BRACONNIER
Dear St. Kevin Community,
Please consider what you can do for your parish. With over 30
ministries, there is a place for everyone.
There are six different opportunities to receive the Eucharist in
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on any given weekend at the parish. I ask
that you help us increase that awareness to your family, friends and
neighbors. As I always say, if you or someone you know would like to get
involved in the Mass, please let me know.
Thank you for all you do for our parish!
Peace and Harmony,
Jeffrey P. Braconnier
Pastoral & Youth Minister
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE INFORMATION
Please note that there will be no Eucharistic Adoration on Tuesday,
December 23, 2014 until it resumes again on Tuesday, January 6, 2015 at
9am.
The PLC Business Office will be closed from Wednesday, December 24,
2014 until we reopen on Monday, January 5, 2015 at 9am. We wish you
all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
WOMEN’S CLUB CORNER
Mark your calendars for all our upcoming events:
Friday, January 30, 2015 – “Cheer-ful Bingo” - always a wellattended night with lots of laughs and great prizes!
Thursday, February 12 – Event To Be Decided (Could be a Penny
Party but we’re open to suggestions!)
Sunday, March 1st – Communion Breakfast and Cornerstone
Award Presentation (Mass followed by a delicious, catered
breakfast as we honor those who have done so much for our
Parish community.)
Friday, April 24 – Quizzo Night – start organizing your teams of
ten and studying up now for this very fun, popular evening!
Thursday, May 14 – End of year dinner – a night out for the
ladies!
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY CHOIR
www.ccchoir.net
610-544-5217
Join us for one of our many programs!
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY CHOIR HAS TWO NEW
PROGRAMS:
All Together Now After School Program which runs Monday - Friday
from 3 pm - 6 pm and Mom's Morning Out which runs M-W-F from 9
am - 12 pm. You do not need to register for all days.
Mom's Morning Out is Expanding in 2015 - CCC has a Mom's Morning
Out program which will run M-F from 9 am - 12 pm. Sessions are
$20/each and registration is required. You can choose one day or multiple
days. Contact the office at 610-544-5217.
SATURDAY ACTING CLASS IS BACK! Join us at Cardinal O'Hara from
10 am- 12 pm Please call 610-544-5217 for dates..
No pre-registration is required.
AUDITIONS FOR SHREK THE MUSICAL will take place on Monday,
January 12th at 4:30pm at Cardinal O’Hara High School. For more
information check the website at www.ccchoir.net or call 610-544-5217.
SAINT KEVIN PARISH NURSES
December Is Safe Toy Awareness Month
Toy Selection guidelines: Before you purchase a toy:
• Read all warnings and instructions on the box.
• Ask yourself if the toy is right for your child's ability and
age.
• Avoid purchasing toys with sharp or rigid points, spikes,
rods or dangerous edges.
• Check the lenses and frames of children's sunglasses;
many can break and cause injuries.
• Look for the letters "ASTM" this means the product meets
the national safety standards set by the American
Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
• Avoid toys that shoot or include parts that fly off.
Remember that BB guns are NOT toys.
• Do NOT give toys with small parts (including magnets
and “button” batteries which can cause serious injury or
death if ingested) to young children as they tend to put
things in their mouths, increasing the risk of choking. If
the piece can fit inside a toilet paper roll, it is not
appropriate for kids under age three.
• Do NOT give crayons and markers unless they are
labeled “ nontoxic”.
Merry Christmas!!!
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THIS
YEAR’S SSJ CHANCE DRIVE!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS:
$10,000.00 – Kathleen O’Rourke, Bayhead, NJ
$500.00 – Jane Turk, Glenside, PA
$500.00 – Pat Friess, Philadelphia, PA
$500.00 – Kathy Vining, Fort Washington, PA
$500.00 – The Salvey Family, Longport, NJ
$500.00 – Anne Brownholtz, Ambler, PA
$500.00 – Margaret McLaughlin, Margate, NJ
$500.00 – Glenna Harkins
$500.00 – Barbara McConnell, Washington, DC
$500.00 – Joe Casasanpa, Oreland, PA
$500.00 – Dale Brown, Philadelphia, PA
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MUSIC MINISTRY
Join us in ministry: New choir members are always welcome. Call Lee
Zmroczek at 610-544-0416. Choir rehearsal takes place in Church
Wednesdays at 8 pm. Anyone who plays an instrument and would like to
share your talent at Mass, and anyone who is thinking of becoming a
cantor is asked to call Joanna Scholz at 610-834-9364. Please join us in
music ministry. Thank you for your participation in Sunday Mass through
prayer and song.
DO YOU SING/PLAY AN INSTRUMENT AND WOULD LIKE TO PRAISE
GOD WITH US FOR THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS? - If so,
please come and celebrate with us. 'We Believe', (the Guitar Group) plays
on the 2nd Sunday of the month. If you would like to participate, please
contact Nancy Rosenberg: 484-431-7978.
PRO LIFE CORNER
The Quest for a Motherless Society (Part 3)
By Denise Hunnell, M.D.
The most dangerous health risk associated with the
process of retrieving eggs is the possibility of Ovarian HyperStimulation Syndrome (OHSS) in response to the hormone
injections. This is not an uncommon side effect and its severity can
range from moderate abdominal pain to severe respiratory
symptoms, kidney failure, and even death.
What is as significant as the health risks of egg freezing
is the shift in the parenting paradigm that accompanies all artificial
reproductive technologies including egg freezing with subsequent
IVF. Becoming a parent, whether mother or father, is supposed to
be a generous act of self-giving. When a man and a woman open
themselves to the gift of a new life through the marital act they
affirm their openness to the vocation of parenthood. They offer
themselves for the benefit of their child.
In contrast, the use of artificial reproductive technologies
like IVF allows adults to purchase a child for their own enjoyment
and benefit. The various embryos that are conceived in the lab are
sorted and examined for both positive and negative traits so that a
woman can order her child with all the right features in the same
way she orders her new car or computer. Such technology
dehumanizes children and treats them like just another commodity.
But becoming a mother is not an avocation you take up
when you have a little extra time at work. It is one of the noblest of
vocations and a privilege to be cherished. There is no level of
professional success that can compensate for a squandered
opportunity to embrace motherhood. It is an affront to authentic
feminism to suggest that maternity is a burden to be delayed as
long as possible if not avoided altogether. Fecundity does not
make women less valuable than men. Those who want to truly
empower women should stop attacking female fertility and instead
celebrate a woman’s unique ability to bring forth and nurture new
life.
Full article: http://www.hli.org/2014/11/quest-motherless-society/
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO SEMINARY APPEAL
St. Charles Seminary forms dedicated priests, deacons, religious and laity
to serve in our parishes and other Catholic organizations. Your support is
necessary to ensure these programs can be offered to the men and
women responding to God’s call to serve our Church. For those who
have already contributed, thank you! For those who have not had the
opportunity to make a gift, please complete and return a pledge card or
donate by visitinghttp://stcharlesseminaryappeal.org/
TRAVEL TO IRELAND - Join Fr. Curry this summer to travel
through Southern Ireland. July 21 – August 1, 2015. For
more information contact Fr. Curry at frscurry@gmail.com or
610-519-8693
St. Kevin Parish has enlisted Parish Giving to
provide its parishioners with the opportunity to
use weekly or monthly electronic funds transfers as an alternative
method for giving. Parish Giving is a safe secure and easy way to
donate. It is being offered to you free of charge. Some of the
features offered include
• Ability to make one-time contributions
• Ability to make recurring contributions
• Ability to select your billing date
• Ability to use Credit Card or Bank Transfer
• Ability to access end of year contribution reports.
This is a great way to support our parish. To sign up or learns
more visit www.stkevin.com
World Meeting of Families is coming to Philadelphia in
September 2015!
Learn about the World Meeting of Families, how to prepare your
parish, get involved, or get your copy of the official Catechesis
on our new website
WorldMeeting2015.org
Thousands will come to our region to join this international event
from Sept 25- 27.
Open your home and host a family! It is easy to sign up through
Homestay. Be a part of this historic event and sign up at
WorldMeeting2015.org.
There are many ways you can help the World Meeting of Families
2015. Here are the exciting ways you can lend a helping hand:
Light a Candle – Visit our website to submit your intention with a
$10 donation to the World Meeting of Families. Your candle will be
lit at the Cathedral Basilica Saints Peter and Paul in Philadelphia
for 10 days!
Text to Give – Text “PRAY” to 80888 to make a $10 donation
billable to your cell phone. Text “POPEINPHILLY” to 41444 to pay
by credit card.
Support the World Meeting of Families 2015 by shopping at
Amazon! Just visit smile.amazon.com and choose World Meeting
of Families 2015 as your charity of choice. A portion of every
purchase will be donated in support of the event!
STAY IN THE KNOW WITH SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter: @WMF2015
@WMF2015ES
Facebook:
World Meeting of Families 2015 (English)
WMF2015ES (Spanish)
WMF2015IT (Italian)
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SAINT KEVIN MINISTRY DIRECTORY - JOIN ONE OR MORE OF OUR MANY MINISTRIES!
Ministry
Adult Choir
Aid for Friends
Altar Servers
Art & Environment
Bereavement Team
Catholic Community Choir
Contact
Lee Zmroczek
Maureen LeFevre
Ann Costantino
Jane Desmond
Maureen Eichman
Jeff Braconnier
Email Address
leon.zmroczek@gmail.com
maureen426@yahoo.com
acostantino11@verizon.net
nane365@aol.com
mpeichman@aol.com
jbraconnier@ccchoir.net
Phone
610-544-0416
610-544-4137
610-328-2483
610-543-3892
610-543-6950
610-544-5217
CCD/Religious Education
CYO
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Church Cleaners
Counters
Eucharistic Adoration
Extraordinary Ministers &
Lectors
Helen Romano
Joe Johnson
Maureen LeFevre
Rick Megaro
Angela Schweizer
Judi Condino
Jeff Braconnier
stkevinccd@mac.com
Joseph.W.Johnson@qvc.com
maureen426@yahoo.com
rick.megaro@verizon.net
jcondino@stkevin.com
jbraconnier@stkevin.com
610-246-5460
610-955-9696
610-544-4137
610-543-5499
610-544-4469
610-544-2447
610-544-5217
Harlee Manor Extraordinary
Ministers
H.O.P.E. Program
Knights of Columbus
Music Ministry
Parish Nurse
Pastoral Planning Committee
Pioneers
Pre-Jordan
Baptism Preparation
RCIA
Respect Life Committee
Anne Bassett
artfly356@aol.com
610-543-4547
Maureen LeFevre
Tom DeLuca
Joanna Scholz
Maureen LeFevre
Jack Scully & Beth Baksi
Al Gentile
Parish Office
maureen426@yahoo.com
tandj71@gmail.com
jscholz@stkevin.com
maureen426@yahoo.com
jackscully@mac.com ebaksi1@swarthmore.edu
penncitypoppop@aol.com
610-544-4137
484-802-9631
610-834-9364
610-544-4137
Fr. Moloney
Bernie Brunner
frmoloney@stkevin.com
brunner.b@verizon.net
610-544-8777
610-328-3935
Sr. Margaret Richard
Maureen LeFevre
Sarah Hanley
Dom Sciubba
Andrea Hannigan
Jeff Braconnier
Bob Paulus
smargaret@stkevin.com
maureen426@yahoo.com
jsdkhanley@aol.com
610-544-4535
610-544-4137
610-405-5492
610-544-1318
610-299-8851
610-544-5217
610-724-6581
Sick & Homebound
Social Concerns
Stewardship Committee
Ushers
Women’s Club
Youth Ministry
7th & 8th Grade Dances
ajcaton326@gmail.com
jbraconnier@stkevin.com
preillc@aol.com
610-543-7977
610-544-8777
Thank you to all of our ministry leaders!
SAINT KEVIN PARISH IS SPONSORING THE FOLLOWING TRIPS – FOR INFORMATION CALL LOUISE – 610-461-6260
HARRAHS MARINA JANUARY 8 – Cost $25.00. Slot Play $25.00
MARDI GRAS FEBRUARY 12 AT THE BROWNSTONE - A New Orleans Style Celebration. Party with The GB's. Great
Music, Fun & Great Food. Join in the exciting "Saint's Parade". Sit down Family-Style Luncheon and 2 complimentary
drinks. $89
MY GAL PATSY - FEBRUARY 24 AT MOUNT AIRY CASINO. A Country Music journey back to the Magic Realm of Patsy
Cline. This tribute will captivate Patsy's signature songs including her early hits like "Walkin' After Midnight" and "There He
Goes" Then her final hits, the unforgettable "Sweet Dreams" and of course "Crazy". Package includes Show, $20 Slot Play
and Buffet Lunch. $78
ABIE'S IRISH ROSE - MARCH 5 at Hunterdon Hills Playhouse. Young Abie falls in love & secretly marries Rosemary
Murphy. He tells his family he married Rosie Murphysky. All is well until Rosemary's Irish Catholic father arrives on the
scene and a hilarious tug of war erupts. Sit Down Luncheon - Select from 7 Entrees. $88
MOHEGAN SUN/FOXWOOD CASINOS - MARCH 23 THRU 25. Overnight at Mohegan Sun/Day Trip to Foxwood.
Package. Mohegan Sun $10 Slot Play & 3 Buffets. Foxwood $10 Slot Play & 1 Buffet. Double $410, Single $555.
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