Our Lady of Fátima Worship site Bensalem, Pennsylvania November 16, 2014 Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Sursum Corda + Lift Up Your Hearts On November 16, 1989 ( 25 years ago this weekend – today) six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper and her daughter were brutally killed at the University of Central America (UCA) in El Salvador. During the country’s civil war, 19801992, the Salvadoran army used a strategy called “depriving the fish of water”. Entire villages were destroyed and people fled either across the border to Honduras or into the capital of San Salvador where Catholic Churches granted asylum. In 1986 the people decided to return home doing so at great personal risk. The Jesuits addressed the needs of both the returning refugees and internally displaced persons. Why were the Jesuits of UCA targeted? Father Ignacio Martin-Baro published findings showing the effects of poverty and war on the mental health of the nation. Father Segundo Montes revealed by way of his writings how many people had been displaced within El Salvador. The president of UCA, Father Ignacio Ellacuría, sought some dialogue between the government and the rebel coalition. He wanted both sides to sit down at the table and talk about the issues that surrounded the violence. The housekeeper and her daughter were murdered because the general who ordered the massacre said, “I want no witnesses”. The former Superior General of the Jesuits, Father Pedro Arrupe, stated: “ Our main educational objective must be to form women and men for others…men and women completely convinced that a love of God which does not come from justice for others is a farce”. When we talk about Catholic Education isn’t that the ultimate goal – to form people for others. On December 2, 1980 Dorothy Kazel, Maura Clarke, Ita Ford and Jean Donovan were savagely murdered by the Salvadoran military for their work and dedication to the poor. Their lives were dedicated to supporting and encouraging children and families who were victims of violence. Dorothy Kazel was an Ursuline Sister from Cleveland. Jean Donovan, also from Cleveland, was a lay missioner. Ita Ford and Maura Clark, both New Yorkers, joined the Maryknoll Sisters. Their lives are a living testimony of the direction that Pope Francis wants the Church to take. The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church, yesterday, today and tomorrow. Preaching the Good News to the poor is our call both here at home and abroad. And what about Dorothy Stang, a Sister of the Notre Dame! She was killed in 2005 in Brazil because she stood with the farmers against the loggers. A poor, frightened farmer witnessed her death. Her assailants asked for her weapons. The only weapon she said she had was the Bible which she produced and began to read from the Beatitudes. She was shot at point blank range. Archbishop Oscar Romero was shot on March 24, 1980 as he elevated the chalice during the celebration of Mass. Romero’s pastoral transformation opened his eyes to the plight of the least of the brothers and sisters among us. As he continued to challenge the regime, he knew he was in their crosshairs. Romero once said; “As a Christian I do not believe in death without resurrection. If they kill me, I shall rise in the Salvadoran people.” That is exactly what happened! I don’t know why, but it seems that at each year at this time I am reminded of the modern martyrs who reawaken with me a sense of mission and renewed purpose in my priesthood. This time of year leading up to Christmas is filled with the remembrances of martyrs – in the early Church and in the Church of every age – even present day. A martyr is a witness. My prayer is to be a faithful and faith-filled witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Won’t you join with me in this important work! May we join hands together in the solidarity of our Baptismal Grace and our common vocation. Pax et Bonum + Peace and all that is Good. Monsignor Deliman 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. November 16, 2014 SATURDAY November 15 5:00 PM Deceased Members of the Gabrielli Family 7:00 PM (OLF) SUNDAY November 16 6:30 Marie Toomey 8:30 People of the Parish 10.00 Leonard Vickalitis (14th Anniversary) 12:00 James & Mary Nolan 12:00 (OLF) MONDAY November 17—St. Elizabeth of Hungary/White 6:45 Mary Carroll Jones 7:00 PM Francis Shaw TUESDAY November 18—Dedication of the Basilicas of Sts. Peter & Paul/White 6:45 Tiffany Richardson 8:30 Special Intention WEDNESDAY November 19—Weekday/Green 6:45 Jane Steinmetz (Living) 8:30 Tom Auerswald THURSDAY November 20—Weekday/Green 6:45 Mr. & Mrs. Cesare A. Sicilia & Family 8:30 Peter Lyden FRIDAY November 21—Presentation of BVM/White 6:45 Maria C. Ruiz 8:30 Joseph Cinkutis SATURDAY November 22—St. Cecilia/Red 8:00 Michael Gavin Jones 5:00 PM People of the Parish 7:00 PM (OLF) SUNDAY November 23 6:30 Special Intention 8:30 Helen & Jimmy Curran 10:00 Agnes Radke 12:00 John & Mary Moran 12:00 (OLF) ALTAR SOCIETY (November 21): Maryann Kirkwood, Margie Goodman, Darlene Morales FEED THE HUNGRY: Supply a casserole once a month (third Tuesday) to Saint John’s Hospice. The next pick up will be on Tuesday, November 18. If you are able to supply a casserole to Saint John’s Hospice in November, please call 215-244-0347. MARKET DAY: New order forms are available in the church, scrip office, rectory and main office of the school to be returned by December 2. Internet orders must be received by 11 PM on December 2. The pickup date is Monday, December 8. Thank you! Page Three Sanctuary Lamp burns the week of November 16 in loving memory of Anna Maria & Philip Indelicato 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 The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week in Memory of Freddy D’Alfonso requested by brother James and sister-in-law. The Chapel Altar Candle will burn this week in Memory of Arlene Davis requested by Our Lady of Fatima Light of the World Prayer Community. 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. 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 Dorothy Callan, Thomas Walsh, Ronald Link, William Fiedler, Pat Perkins, Carly Byrne, Jane Brighton Pais We also pray that those who have died will dwell forever in the Kingdom of heaven, especially Brittany Marie Rohlfing, Sr. Mary Mark Psulkowski, IHM Christmas Flowers Envelopes for donations of Poinsettias for the altar in memory of your deceased relatives and friends are included in the November packet. These envelopes include your bar code which is your identification. The usual donation is $10.00. Please be sure to PRINT THE NAMES LEGIBLY on the envelope. All envelopes must be received no later than Sunday, November 23 because of an early bulletin deadline for Christmas. You may place the envelope in the collection basket or leave it at the rectory. Those for whom the flowers were donated will be remembered at the Masses on Christmas. Page Four Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Lunch with Santa (Mark your Calendar) Saturday, December 6 at 12 Noon at Our Lady of Fatima $15.00 will get your child a hot dog, bag of chips, a juice and a colored picture with SANTA, the jolly old elf himself. Children up to 12 years of age. Oplatky/Christmas Wafers Oplatky will be available at the rectory beginning on the First Sunday of Advent. Four wafers to a package. A donation is appreciated to cover expenses. Saint Charles Women’s Club The Women’s Club is sponsoring the following trips: Tropicana Casino, 1/12/15—Cost is $62 includes show, buffet, slot play & more. 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). Sewers Needed During the administration of the Sacrament of Baptism, the child is vested with a “baptismal robe” and the priest says “you have been clothed in Christ.” This garment is very simple and usually looks like a small stole about 24 inches long and 3 inches wide. We would like to establish a small ministry of sewers who would see that we always have sufficient Baptismal Robes for the newly baptized. Material will be provided as well as a pattern. If you are interested in helping, please call Msgr. Deliman at the rectory. This is something that you can do at home and just drop off your good work at the rectory. Formation of a Men’s Prayer Group Coming in 2015 We would like to form a prayer group for men. Men of any age 18 and up are invited. I guarantee no hugging, hand holding or the like. Just a 45 minute quiet time to either break open the Bible, talk about men’s issues, or what may be troubling you about the Church. It can take any shape you want, meet at your discretion, frequency determined by participants. Why not give it some thought. If you’re interested in helping me get it started, please call me at the rectory. Msgr. Deliman 2014 Saint Charles Borromeo Angel Giving Tree The Angel Tree will be in place next weekend, November 22 and 23. Once again this year, we are requesting Gift Cards. Listed on each Angel will be: identification number, age, gender, and suggested gift card. Please bring the gift card, with the angel securely attached, to the church by Sunday, December 7. They may also be dropped off at the rectory. As always, thank you for your generous participation Turkey Raffle Tickets Raffle Tickets for ten Thanksgiving turkeys will be sold after the Masses this weekend . The cost of the ticket is $1 each. The drawing will be held on Saturday, November 22. **** Once again, we will be collecting wrapped candy to be given to homeless children at Saint Francis Inn for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Candy may be placed in the food containers at the doors of the church. First Penance and First Eucharist Parent Meeting The requisite meeting for parents and guardians of children receiving First Penance and First Eucharist is scheduled for November 19 at 7 PM in the auditorium. Thanksgiving for the Men of St. John’s Hospice The Fall display in the vestibule of Our Lady of Fatima is a little like the Christmas Giving Tree. The little pumpkins have suggestions of travel size toiletries that the Hospice distributes to the men. Please help us to help the Hospice. The articles will be offered at the Parish Thanksgiving Family Mass at OLF on Tuesday, November 25. Samples at the display will give you an idea of what to donate. ****************************************** Thanksgiving Family Mass at OLF Thanksgiving Family Mass Tuesday, November 25 7:00 P.M. (Bi-lingual) Page Five Sursum Corda + Levantemos el corazón El 16 de noviembre de 1989 (hace 25 años) seis sacerdotes jesuitas, su ama de llaves y su hija fueron asesinados brutalmente en la Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) de El Salvador. Durante la guerra civil del país, (1980-1992), el ejército salvadoreño utilizo una estrategia llamada "privando a los peces del agua". Pueblos enteros fueron destruidos y la gente huyó, ya sea a través de la frontera con Honduras o hacia la capital San Salvador, donde las iglesias católicas concedían asilo. En 1986 el pueblo decidió volver hacerlo con gran riesgo personal. Los jesuitas dirigidos a las necesidades tantos de los refugiados que regresaban y los desplazados internos. ¿Por qué fueron los jesuitas de la UCA los atacados? El Padre Ignacio Martín-Baró publicó hallazgos que muestran los efectos de la pobreza y la guerra en la salud mental de la nación. Padre Segundo Montes reveló por medio de sus escritos cómo muchas personas han sido desplazadas dentro de El Salvador. El presidente de la UCA, Padre Ignacio Ellacuría, buscó algún tipo de diálogo entre el gobierno y la coalición rebelde. Él quería a ambas partes sentarse a la mesa y hablar de los problemas que rodearon la violencia. El ama de llaves y su hija fueron asesinadas porque el general que ordenó la masacre, dijo, "Quiero que no haya testigos". El ex Superior General de los jesuitas, el padre Pedro Arrupe, declaró: "Nuestro objetivo educativo principal debe ser el de formar hombres y mujeres para los demás... los hombres y mujeres completamente convencidos de que el amor de Dios no venga de la justicia para los demás es una farsa”. Cuando hablamos de la educación católica no es que el objetivo final - para formar personas para los demás. El 2 de diciembre 1980 Dorothy Kazel, Maura Clarke, Ita Ford y Jean Donovan fueron salvajemente asesinados por los militares salvadoreños por su trabajo y dedicación a los pobres. Sus vidas se dedicaron a apoyar y alentar a los niños y familias que fueron víctimas de la violencia. Dorothy Kazel era una Hermana de las Ursulinas de Cleveland. Jean Donovan, también de Cleveland, fue un misionero laico. Ita Ford y Maura Clark, ambos neoyorquinos, se unieron a las Hermanas de Maryknoll. Sus vidas son un testimonio vivo de la dirección en la que el Papa Francisco dice que la Iglesia debe tomar. La sangre de los mártires es la semilla de la Iglesia, ayer, hoy y mañana. La predicación de la Buena Nueva a los pobres es nuestro llamado, tanto aquí como en casa y en el extranjero. Y ¿qué pasa con Dorothy Stang? Una hermana de la catedral de ¡Notre Dame! Ella murió en 2005 en Brasil, porque se puso de pie con los agricultores contra los madereros. Un pobre, agricultor asustado fue testigo de su muerte. Sus asaltantes pidieron sus armas. La única arma que ella dijo que tenía era la Biblia que ella produjo y comenzó a leer a partir de las Bienaventuranzas. Ella recibió un disparo a quemarropa. Arzobispo Oscar Romero fue baleado el 24 de marzo 1980 cuando él elevó el cáliz durante la celebración de la transformación pastoral de la misa. Romero abrió los ojos a la difícil situación de los hermanos y hermanas entre nosotros. A medida que continuó desafiando al régimen, sabía que estaba en la mira. Romero dijo una vez; "Como cristiano yo no creo en la muerte sin resurrección. Si me matan, me levanto en el pueblo salvadoreño”. ¡Eso es exactamente lo que pasó! No sé por qué, pero parece que en cada año por estas fechas me acuerdo de los mártires modernos que despiertan en mí un sentido de misión y propósito renovado en mi sacerdocio. En esta época del año previo a la Navidad me lleno de los recuerdos de los mártires en la Iglesia primitiva y en la Iglesia de todos los tiempos - incluso hoy en día. Un mártir es un testigo. Mi oración es ser un testigo fiel y lleno de fé al Evangelio de Jesucristo. ¿No le gustaría unirse a mí en esta importante labor? Podemos unir las manos juntos en la solidaridad de nuestra gracia bautismal y nuestra vocación común. Pax et Bonum + Paz y todo lo que es bueno. Monseñor Deliman Viernes 21 de noviembre de 2014 La formación de un Grupo de Oración de Hombres - Comenzando en 2015 Nos gustaría Forma grupo de oración para los hombres. Se invita a los hombres de 18 años de edad en adelante. Les garantizo que no habrá abrazos, tomarse de las manos o cosas similares. Sólo un momento de tranquilidad, 45 minutos, ya sea abrir la Biblia, hablar de problemas de hombres, o lo que le puede estar preocupando a usted acerca de la Iglesia. Puede tomar la forma que desee, reunirse a su discreción, y a la frecuencia determinada por los participantes. ¿Por qué no pensarlo un poco? Si usted está interesado en ayudarme a ponerlo en marcha, por favor comuníquese conmigo a la rectoría. Mons. Deliman Page Six ACCION DE GRACIAS POR LOS HOMBRES EN HOSPICIO DE SAN JUAN La entrada del Otoño en el vestibulo de Fatima es como el árbol Navideño. La calabazas tienen sugerencias a articulos de tocador de tamaño de viaje que el hospicio utilize para dar a los hombres. Por favor ayúdenos a ayudar el hospicio. Los articulos que se ofrecerán en la Misa Familiar de Gracias del 25 de noviembre. Encontrarán ejemplos que le darán una idea de lo que puede donar cerca del arbol. ********************************************** MISA DE ACCIÓN DE GRACIAS EN PARROQUIA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE FATIMA Misa Familiar de Acción de Gracias Martes, Noviembre 25 en OLF 7:00 P.M. (Bilingue) CLASES GRATIS PARA EMBARAZADAS / FREE PREGNANCY CLASSES Embarazo / Pregnancy Nutrición / Nutrition Parto / Labor Stress / Stress Lactancia / Breast Feeding Miércoles de 10:00 A.M a 11:30 A.M Sala 7 en OLF Contamos con su presencia Catholic Social Services is seeking 2 volunteers to help with babysitting children on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 AM to 12 Noon at Our Lady of Fatima while their parents attend pregnancy and parenting groups. If interested, please call Catholic Social Services at 215-945-2550. Saint Charles Borromeo School News Almuerzo con Santa Claus Sábado, 6 de diciembre al mediodía Nuestra Senora de Fatima (12:00) El costo es de $15.00 incluye un perro caliente, una bolsa de papas fritas, jugo y un foto a color con Santa. Los niños de hasta 12 años de edad. Congratulations to the following students who were awarded “Student of the Month” for October by practicing the virtue of Courage: Kindergarten: Logan Murray and Olivia Udowenko, Grade One: Daniel Greim, Grade Two: Khushi Patel and Jayden Eroh, Grade Three: James Carpello and Owen Smith, Grade Four: Joseph Concio, Grade Five: Leandro Ruano and Daniel Topley, Grade Six: Katie Bochnak, Grade Seven: Ryan Elkins, Grade Eight: Josie Desnoyers and Matthew Dalesandro. The children were awarded a special pin to wear. We are proud of you, Girls and Boys! Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, November 27 11:00 A.M.—1:00 P.M. At Fatima Outreach Center Ryan Elkins, our 7th grade student who participated in the Children’s Jeopardy in October, received word the program will air on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. On December 2nd, the school community is planning for anyone who wishes to come to our school hall/cafeteria and share with Ryan and his family this wonderful accomplishment! 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