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Our Lady of Fátima Worship site
Bensalem, Pennsylvania
January 18, 2015
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sursum Corda + Lift Up Your Hearts
A Post-Christmas Reflection
I am sure that as of this reading all of the Christmas decorations are neatly packed away until next year. I am writing
this message on our first snowy day of the season, January 6. In the old calendar, the sixth of January was known as
Little Christmas. Not so “little”, I might remind you, for Eastern and Orthodox Christians.
Anyway, what I am working up to say is that on New Year’s Night I went for a walk in our neighborhood at home
and I was surprised that many had already pulled the plug on their Christmas displays. A noticeable darkness was all
pervasive.
Then other things began to surface in my mind. To some extent, even our Christmas Catholics seem to be dwindling.
Our 4:00 P.M. Christmas Vigil Mass was standing room only but the 6:00 P.M. revealed many empty pews. The same
trend applied to other Masses as well and in my conversations with other pastors and priests, they saw the same trend.
As I was driving home on Christmas afternoon to visit with my family, I was saddened (I guess not surprised) to see
sidewalk mechanics, here and there, busy at work. I couldn’t help but wonder – how could such a special day – “holy”
for the believer – have so sadly slid from our collective consciousness! Christmas Day seems on its way of Sunday – to
be just like any other day.
The weekend before Christmas (December 20/21), I took a quick spin through a couple of our local big box stores. I
did it out of curiosity. In my role as P.I., I discovered what I half expected to find – shelves already cleared of Christmas
ornaments and other holiday bric-a-brac. If you needed an extra string of lights for your Christmas Tree, you might have
been hard pressed to make a purchase. The edition of the newspaper for December 23 was already announcing postChristmas sales and discounts.
I don’t mean to sound like I am ranting and raving, but I just wonder if all of the above is just another manifestation
of our modern “hurry up” way of life. It seems that as we try to anticipate tomorrow, we fail to enjoy today. To quote a
much-used phrase – we don’t take time to smell the roses and enjoy the aroma of freshly brewed coffee.
One of the best parts of the Christmas Holidays for me (that is anytime between Thanksgiving and January 6) is the
purposeful quiet recollection that I try to embrace. A quiet walk on Christmas night quiets the warrior within wanting to
race on ahead. Advent moments can bring a quiet peace and an interior reverence for Emmanuel.
My Ignatian examination of Conscience is telling me to hurry up and slow down and appreciate the presence of God
who is so near. Today’s first reading at Mass ( for January 6) proclaims “God is love”. Love is
like good wine. It is savored little by little. Love needs an open, patient and generous heart.
Pax et Bonum + Peace and all that is Good.
Monsignor Deliman
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
January 18, 2015
Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit
within you.
— 1 Corinthians 6:19a
Rev. Msgr. Edward M. Deliman, Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Carbine, Pastor Emeritus
Rev. Richard K. McFadden, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Charles J. Ravert, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Fidelis Weber, T.O.R., Weekend Assistant
Rev. Thomas Gallagher, O.S.F.S., Weekend Ministry
Deacon Louis Quaglia, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Raymond N. Scipioni, Permanent Deacon
Deacon Adolfo Crespo, Permanent Deacon
Sister James Kathleen Cofer, I.H.M., Principal
Sister Helene Thomas Connolly, I.H.M.Convent Superior
Sister Sonia Avi, I.H.M., 215-638-3256
Faith Formation Director
Parish Office
215-638-3625
Convent
215-639-0113
School
215-639-3456
Mass Schedule/ Horarios de la Santa
Misa
Saturday (Vigil Mass):
Sunday:
Eve of Holy Day:
Holy Day:
Monday:
Tuesday-Friday:
Saturday:
5:00 PM
6:30AM, 8:30AM, 10:00AM
& 12:00 Noon
5:30 PM
6:30, 8:00, 12:05 & 7:00 PM
6:45 AM, 7:00 PM
6:45 AM, 8:30 AM
8:00 AM
Our Lady of Fatima Worship Site
Masses
Saturday ( Vigil Mass):
Sunday:
7:00 PM
10:00 AM
12 Noon
Spanish
English
Spanish
Confession Schedule/Horario de
Confesiones
Saturday:
4:00 to 4:45 PM
Sacrament of Baptism
Please make arrangements at least one month
in advance in person with Father Charles.
Sponsors for Baptism must be practicing Catholics who
have received the Sacrament of Confirmation. They need
a certificate of eligibility from their own parish. Please
call the Rectory for an interview with the Pastor.
Bautizos
Se arreglan directamente con el párroco con un mes
de anticipación. Los padrinos tienen que ser Católicos
practicantes. Si no son de la Iglesia de Fátima hay que traer
comprobante de su propio párroco.
Sacrament of Matrimony
Necessary preparations require that arrangements be made at
least six months before the date of the wedding. It will be
expected that couples attend the sessions of the Archdiocesan
Sacramental Preparation Program for Marriage.
Sacramento de Matrimonio
Hay que arreglarlo con seis meses de anticipación y participar
en el programa de preparación matrimonial.
Parish Religious Education Programs
Children (OLF): Classes for public school students, grades
1 through 8. Classes on Wednesday, 6:45 to 8:00 PM from
September through May. Adults: R.C.I.A. Classes on
Monday, 7:45 to 9:00 PM.
Parish Religious Education Programs
Children (SCB): Classes for public school students, grades
1 through 8. Classes on Monday, 6:45 to 8:00 PM from
September through May.
Catequesis para Niños
Clases para niños entre 1˚ y 8˚ grados desde Septiembre hasta
Mayo.
Rectory Calls
Except for emergencies, Rectory business should be
conducted by phone or visit between 9:00 AM and noon and
1:00 pm and 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Horas de Oficina
Excepto los casos de emergencia, deben hacer todo en
la rectoría entre 9:00 AM y mediodía o entre la 1:00 PM y 5:00
PM de lunes a viernes.
January 18, 2015
SATURDAY January 17
5:00 PM Helen DeMeo
7:00 PM (OLF)
SUNDAY
January 18
6:30
Theresa Krotowski
8:30
Mary A. Risoli
10:00
People of the Parish
12:00
Frank Hughes
12:00
(OLF) Carmen Montoya-Por-Salud
MONDAY
January 19—Weekday/Green
6:45
Theresa Krotowski
7:00 PM Shane Montgomery
TUESDAY
January 20—Saint Fabian/Red
6:45
Special Intention
8:30
Mary & James J. Clement
WEDNESDAY January 21—St. Agnes/Red
6:45
James Mulholland
8:30
Joseph Rossi
THURSDAY January 22—Day of Prayer for the Legal
Protection of Unborn Children/White
6:45
Rev. Henry J. Brown, C.S.sp
& Holy Ghost Fathers
8:30
M/M Cesare A. Sicilia & Family
FRIDAY
January 23—St. Vincent/Red
6:45
M/M Cesare A. Sicilia & Family
8:30
Tricia Salmon (Living)
SATURDAY January 24—St. Francis deSales/White
8:00
John Szatkowski
5:00 PM Lawrence-n-Madeline Lucillo
7:00 PM (OLF)
SUNDAY
January 25
6:30
Tricia Salmon (Living)
8:30
Horace Fuller
10:00
People of the Parish
12:00
Daniel & Ethel Flynn
12:00
(OLF) Abraham Morales
ALTAR SOCIETY (January 23): Jerry Kueny, Catherine
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Sanctuary Lamp burns the
week of January 18
in loving memory of
Daniel & Ethel Flynn
The sanctuary lamp burns in the church as a
reminder of Jesus’ presence in the tabernacle and as a
sign of our continued prayers.
Altar Candles
St. Joseph Candles
Sanctuary Candles
We will continue offering our candles at OLF
through St. Charles Borromeo, just go to SCB and make
the offering.
Perpetual Adoration
We are in need of someone to keep Our Lord
Company, the hours needed are listed in Our Lady of
Fatima Chapel. Please call Dot Kochis (215) 639-5106.
We are also in need of persons to keep Our Lord
Company at Saint Charles Adoration Chapel on
Tuesdays. If you can help in any way, please call the
Religious Education Office at 215-638-3625.
Please Remember Our Sick and Deceased
Once again, we ask that you keep in mind all our
sick friends from our parish in need of our prayers and
moral support through the week ahead, especially Anna
Krumm, Patty Thierjung, Kazimierz Kijek, Patty Werner,
Kevin McCullough, Deborah Lacktman, Missy Lackey,
Nancy Quinn, Jackie Scheidel, Lee Hornung
We also pray that those who have died will dwell
forever in the Kingdom of heaven, especially Sister
Maria Manuel Collins, Ann Magill, Theresa Krotowski,
Henry Hirschman, Catherine Zweircan, Sally Craig, Vera
Kay
Barnard, Pat Maguire
HELP FOR THE NEEDY: Containers are at the doors of
the church for donations of nonperishable items.
MARKET DAY: New order forms can be picked up at the
doors of the church, scrip office, rectory and main office
to be returned by February 3. The pick up date is Monday, February 9, 4:30 to 6:00 PM. Thank you!
SAINT CHARLES EMERGENCY FUND: Next weekend,
January 24 and 25, the money in our poor boxes will be
designated to assist parish families who are suddenly
faced with loss and hardship. Your generosity is very
much appreciated.
Men’s Prayer Group
...will meet for the first time on Tuesday, January
27 in the school library at 7:00 P.M. There is no
agenda. Bring your Bible. At this gathering, the
group will decide on frequency of meeting, day,
hour, etc.
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Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Monthly Fifty-Fifty
A monthly 50-50 will begin in January 2015. Each
month, you will receive 3 tickets with your monthly
envelopes. The tickets are $5.00 each or 3 for $10.00.
Simply fill out the tickets and enclose your payment and
drop your tickets in the Sunday collection. The drawing
will be the Monday after the last Sunday of the month.
Thank you for your support.
Feed the Hungry
Supply a casserole once a month (third Tuesday) to
Saint John’s Hospice. The next pick up will be January
20. If you are able to supply a casserole to Saint John’s
Hospice in January, please call 215-244-0347.
HELP NEEDED
Our Altar Society is in need of persons to help clean
our sanctuary on Friday mornings. We are still in need of
help for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Friday of the month, so that
we may have three persons scheduled each week. Please
call the Office of Religious Education if you are able to
help in this special ministry.
Save the Date!
Saint Charles Home and School Association presents
the 3rd Annual Coach Bag Bingo on Friday, April 17 at
the Maltese Room. Tickets will go on sale for the event
in early March.
Saint Charles Women’s Club
The Women’s Club is sponsoring the following trips:
Newport by the Sea, 5/4-6/15—Cost is $439.
Glenn Miller Orchestra Show & Lunch, 10/8/15—
Cost is $98.
Call Barbara (215-639-9486) or Rita (215-632-6139).
Confirmation Parent Meeting
for Students at Saint Charles
School and CCD Program
A mandatory meeting for parents of candidates for
Confirmation will be held on Wednesday, January 21, at
7:00 PM in the auditorium. The Norms for Sponsors will
also be discussed.
The Confirmation Retreat will take place at the
Katharine Drexel Shrine on Monday, February 23 from
5:00 to 7:00 PM.
The date of Confirmation has been scheduled for
Sunday, April 19, 2015 at 2:00 PM Mass. Our celebrant
will be Bishop Joseph Martino.
No student can be advanced to reception of the
sacraments without the participation of parents.
Upcoming Events
01/21
02/12
02/13
04/19
Confirmation Parent Meeting, 7 PM
Sacrament of First Reconciliation, 7 PM
Ash Wednesday
Confirmation, 2 PM Mass
BINGO FACILATOR NEEDED
Bingo Facilitator needed
Charles Borromeo Parish.
at
Saint
Our two very faithful Bingo
facilitators, Butch and Jane Kolla, are
looking to step down for some well
deserved rest.
Diocesan Collection
The Catholic Relief Service collection will be taken up
next weekend, January 24 and 25.
Parish Men’s Malvern Retreat Weekend
Sometimes the frantic pace of life can leave us little
time to deal with the things of real value in our lives, like
our relationship with God, our spouse, our family and
outselves. We invite you to join the men in the parish for
a retreat the weekend of January 30 to February 1, 2015.
Call Frank Kelly at 215-639-1510 for information.
We are looking for a replacement.
What would be good is if we had several
replacements to lighten the load and
spread the work around a bit.
If you would be interested, please
contact Monsignor Deliman at 215-6383625.
The job comes with a job description
and a modest stipend.
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Sursum Corda + Levantemos el corazón
Una reflexión después de la Navidad
Estoy seguro de que a partir de esta lectura todas las
decoraciones de Navidad están cuidadosamente
guardadas hasta el próximo año. Estoy escribiendo este
mensaje en nuestro primer día de nieve del 2015, el 6 de
enero. En el antiguo calendario, el seis de enero era
conocido como Pequeña Navidad. No tan "pequeña",
podría recordarle que, para los cristianos ortodoxos y
orientales.
De todos modos, lo que les quiero decir es que en la
noche de Año Nuevo me fui a dar un paseo en nuestro
vecindario y me quede sorprendido al ver que muchos ya
habían retirado la corriente eléctrica a todos los adornos
de luces de la Navidad. Una oscuridad notable era
omnipresente.
Luego otras cosas empezaron a surgir en mi mente.
Hasta cierto punto, incluso nuestros católicos la Navidad
parecen estar disminuyendo. Para Nuestra Misa de
Vigilia a las 4:00 PM había algunas personas de pie, pero
en la Misa de las 6:00 PM había muchos bancos vacíos.
La misma tendencia se aplica a otras misas, así como en
mis conversaciones con otros pastores y sacerdotes, que
vieron la misma tendencia.
Cuando me dirigía a casa en la tarde de Navidad para
visitar a mi familia, me entristecí (supongo que no les
sorprende) ver la mecánica en la acera, aquí y allá,
ocupados en el trabajo. Yo no podía dejar de
preguntarme - ¿cómo podría un día tan especial - "santo"
para el creyente - ser deslizado tan tristemente de nuestra
conciencia colectiva? El Día de Navidad parece ser
como cualquier otro día.
El fin de semana antes de Navidad (diciembre 20/21),
me di una vuelta rápida a través de un par de nuestras
grandes tiendas locales. Lo hice por curiosidad. En mi
papel como PI, descubrí lo que medio esperaba encontrar
- estantes ya vacíos sin adornos de Navidad. Si usted
necesita luces adicionales para su árbol de Navidad,
puede haberse visto presionados para hacer una compra.
La edición del periódico de 23 de diciembre ya estaba
anunciando ventas post-Navidad y descuentos.
Yo no quiero sonar como que estoy despotricando,
pero me pregunto si todo lo anterior es sólo otra
manifestación de nuestra forma moderna "prisa" de la
vida. Parece que a medida que tratamos de anticipar el
mañana, no somos capaces de disfrutar el hoy. Para citar
del aroma del café reciuna frase muy utilizada - no nos
del aroma del café reciuna frase muy utilizada - no nos
tomamos el tiempo para oler las rosas y disfrutar én
hecho.
Una de las mejores partes de las vacaciones de
Navidad para mí (es decir en cualquier momento entre
Acción de Gracias y 6 de enero) es el recogimiento
silencioso con propósito que trato de abrazar. Un paseo
tranquilo en la noche de Navidad calma el guerrero que
tenemos dentro de querer correr en adelante. Momentos
de Adviento pueden traer una paz tranquila y una
reverencia interior hacia Emmanuel.
Mi examen ignaciano de conciencia me dice que me diera
prisa y frenara y apreciara la presencia de Dios, que está
tan cerca. Primera lectura de hoy en la Misa (6 de enero)
proclama "Dios es amor". El amor es como el buen vino.
Se saborea poco a poco. El amor necesita un corazón
abierto, paciente y generoso.
Pax et Bonum + Paz y todo lo que es bueno.
Monseñor Deliman
Clases Para Los Adultos Sobre Los Sacramentos de
Iniciación—Bautismo, Confirmación, Penitencia,
Eucaristía
Adult Classes for Baptism, Confirmation, Penance
and Holy Eucharist
Se comenzará el lunes, 5 de enero a las 7:00 P.M.
Si Ud. es un adulto que necesita uno de los sacramentos,
favor de avisar el Padre Deliman, la Hna. Sonia o El
Diacono Adolfo.
Pre-Cana Classes
Christ the King Parish offers a Pre-Cana program
for engaged couples on Friday evening, January 30,
and Saturday, January 31, at Christ the King
Convent, Morrell Park. The program is open to
Christ the King couples and engaged couples from
neighboring parishes. For information, contact Rich
Green at [email protected].
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Saint Charles Borromeo Parish
Our Lady of Fatima Worship Site
Parish Pastoral Council
(It was suggested at last Sunday’s Town Hall Meeting to
identify members of the PPC. Their names are below
but we did not feel free to make public phone numbers
or emails. Members can be contacted via the rectory at
215-638-2625. If you wish to speak to any Council
member, please call, leave your name and contact and
the office will forward your information.)
Rev. Msgr. Edward Deliman
Rev. Richard McFadden Rev. Charles Ravert
Sr. Sonia Avi
Sr. James Kathleen Cofer
Deacon Adolfo Crespo
Mary Bauman, Kevin Bender, Scott Bostic, Lisa
Brennan, Stephanie Caro, Jerry Capie. Patrick
Crisostomo, Araceli Cruz,
Jose Cruz, Mary
DeLorenzo, Phil Indelicato, Noel Jimenez, Lorraine
Kirby , Lois Kirgan, Patricia Latch, Kevin
McDermott, Juan Pablo Navarro , Marian Quaglia,
Mat Roberto, Mary Salmon, Kathy Smith, Bernadette
Stahlnecker, Joseph Trucks.
Saint Charles Borromeo School News
Congratulations to the following 8th grade students
who received scholarships: Neumann Scholarship—
Thomas Barrett, Michael Topley; Nazareth H.S.
Academy—Shannon Bankard, Mary-Kate Concio,
Devyn Dydak, Gabby Polidoro; Father Judge H.S.—
Mark Igoe, Alex Pastuszak, Michael Topley; Conwell
Egan H.S.—Matthew Dalesandro; Archbishop Ryan
H.S.—Thomas Barrett, Matthew Dalesandro, Alex
Pastuszak, Shannon Bankard, Melodey Falkenstein,
Jordan Grillo; Holy Ghost Prep—Richard DeStefano,
Nicholas Polidoro; Little Flower H.S.—Sara Talamona;
Archbishop Wood H.S.—Grant Delia; Roman Catholic
H.S.—Matthew Dalesandro, Timothy Donovan, Michael
Topley.
We are proud of these students and wish them the
best of luck in high school!
Parish Groups and Organizations
(At Last weeks’ Town Hall Meeting, it was suggested
that a list of combined Parish Organizations be
published in the bulletin. They are offered here with
the hope that we got them all. The list was reviewed by
different staff members. If we missed an organization,
mea culpa.)
* indicates a group that had presence in both sites
before merger
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament *
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous *
AA in Spanish
Altar Servers *
Altar Society
Bingo
Scouts *
CYO
C.A.R.E.S.
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist *
ESL
Lectors *
Legion of Mary
Life in the Spirit
Food Cupboard *
St. John’s Hospice Casseroles
Home & School
Sunday Hospitality
Pre-Jordan *
Music Ministry *
Prayer Group (Eng & Span)
Pro-Life *
CCD/PREP *
RCIA * (Eng & Span)
Special Needs Basketball
Ushers *
Women’s Club
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215-244-2092
215.820.8553
All Foreign & Domestic Repairs
www.jspaluch.com
FREE Quotes on
New Roofs
LOSS RESULTING FROM
FIRE • SMOKE • WATER • WINDSTORM
VANDALISM • THEFT AND MORE
• New Roofs & Gutters • Roof & Gutter Repair
• Siding & Windows
Free Winter Weather Inspection
Call for your free consultation Toll Free
1-877-885-1751
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Diocese Member
215-752-6145 • www.abrooksconstruction.com
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Residential • Commercial • Industrial
Licensed & Insured • 24 Hour Emergency Service
Bucket Truck Service
Contrac. Reg. #: PA088188
Joe Domzalski
Parishioner)
245-6334
Saint Charles - K of C
Nugent Room
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BRIDAL SHOWERS • PACKAGES AVAILABLE
638-2202
1193 Gravel Pike
Buy. Sell. Dream.
• Specializing in first time buyer programs, opportunities,
and grants up to $15,000 available, if you qualify!
• Free value analysis and marketing consultation
• Professional staging services
• Title insurance services
Monica A. Flores
584 Middletown Blvd., Suite A-50
Langhorne, PA
• Investment and relocation services
Email: [email protected]
• Refinance Assistance • Notary services
Phone: 215-757-6100 x177
• Serving Bucks, Phila, Montgomery, and NJ Mobile: 267-979-6038
• Hablo Español
Fax: 215-689-4332
In Business Since 1981
Call Now! 267-979-6038
www.monicaflores.kwrealty.com
Tomlinson Funeral Home, P.C.
Reasonable Prices
Pre-arranged Funerals
2207 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, Pennsylvania
Robert M. Tomlinson, Supervisor
Nancy C. Tomlinson, Funeral Director
Celebrating 60 Years of Service
511434 St Charles Borromeo Church (A)
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Handicap Accessible
215-639-0422
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