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St. Titus Parish
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Saturday Vigil
Sunday Morning
Daily Mass
Mon, Tues, Fri
Thurs
Saturday
Holy Days
4:30pm
9:00am,
11:00am
8:45am
6:30pm
8:45am
8:45am,
12:00Noon,
7:00pm
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Saturday aernoons 3:30-4:00pm
or by appointment.
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Second Sunday of each month at
12:15pm. Fourth Sunday of month
during 11:00am Mass. Bapsms are
not performed on holidays.
Parents presenng their first child for
bapsm are required to aend
Pre-Jordan class.
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Couples must make arrangements
at least six months in advance of the
requested date.
Pre Cana parcipaon is required.
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Catholics who are seriously ill or
weakened by old age are encouraged
to request this Sacrament. Those
entering the hospital for surgery are
invited to receive this sacrament prior
to admission.
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Monday – Friday 9:00am—4:00pm
Evenings:
Monday—Thursday 6:00—9:00pm
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Mrs. Frankie Ogden: 610-279-4990
[email protected]
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Mrs. Claire Boyle: Director/Coordinator,
610-306-3438
[email protected]
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Mr. Bob Leso: 856-478-4137
[email protected]
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Mrs. Maureen Lewis: 610-279-4990
[email protected]
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Principal: Mrs. Lisa Hoban
610-825-0160
[email protected]
3040 Walton Road,
Plymouth Meeng, PA 19462
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Children’s Liturgy of the Word
11:00 Mass
Bethany Mass
February 8th & 22nd,
11:00am
“From the Pen of Father Len”
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Titus Parish,
Praised be Jesus Christ—now and forever!
This past Monday, January 26th, was the feast day of St. Titus - our
parish’s patron saint.
Although there is not much “specific” detail about St. Titus’ personal life
(e.g., the exact dates of his birth and death, what he looked like, or his
family background and occupaon), it is quite clear from sacred scripture
that he was an apostle of St. Paul, admired and respected by St. Paul, and
used by St. Paul to carry out some very challenging tasks that required the
balance of a “firm approach” with a “gentle and likeable personality”. St.
Titus obviously had the ability to deliver the “harsh spiritual reprimands of
St. Paul” using “a spoonful of sugar” to make those reprimands understood
as coming from “loving and caring father” (St. Paul) and, consequently,
easier to “swallow” and “accepted” without being agitang or offensive.
Here is the story of St. Titus as history and tradion proclaim it to be:
Titus was a Greek, apparently from Anoch, who seems to have been
converted by Paul, whereupon he served as Paul's secretary and
interpreter. In the year 51, Titus accompanied Paul to the council held at
Jerusalem, on the subject of the Mosaic rites. Although the apostle had
consented to the circumcision of Timothy, in order to render his ministry
acceptable among the Jews, he would not allow the same in regard to Titus,
so as not to seem in agreement with those who would require it for Genle
converts.
Towards the close of the year 56, Paul sent Titus from Ephesus to Corinth,
with full commission to remedy the several subjects of scandal and
dissensions in that church. From Corinth, Paul then sent Titus to organize
the collecons of alms for the Chrisans at Jerusalem. Titus was a
peacemaker, administrator, and missionary. He rejoined Paul in Macedon,
and cheered him with the dings he brought from Corinth.
St. Paul, aer his first imprisonment, returning from Rome stopped at the
island of Crete to preach. The necessies of other churches requiring his
presence elsewhere, he ordained his disciple Titus bishop of that island, and
le him to finish the work he had begun. Chrysostom says that this is an
indicaon of the esteem St. Paul held for Titus. Paul summoned Titus from
Crete to join him at Nicopolis in Epirus. Later, Titus traveled to Dalmaa.
The New Testament does not record his death.
Peace,
Father Len
Miraculous Medal Novena
Following 8:45am Mass on Monday
Divine Mercy Devoon
Following 8:45am Mass on Friday
Rosary
Following every Morning Mass
Sodality Sunday
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9:00am Mass
2nd Sunday of every month.
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The St. Titus Hand Bell Choir is
looking for anyone interested in
becoming a member of our lile
circle. All you need is strong wrists, a happy heart and the desire to
add to the beauty of our liturgies with the music we make.
If interested, please give Rose Sparano a ring at 610-539-3553.
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Sunday, February 1
9:00am † Michael Kuhna
11:00am † James Walsh
Monday, February 2
8:45am † Michael Cooke
Tuesday, February 3
8:45am † Special Intenon
Wednesday, February 4
No Mass
Thursday, February 5
6:30pm † Joseph McGonigal
Friday, February 6
8:45am
Living & Deceased Parishioners
of St. Titus
Saturday, February 7
8:45am † Frank Kelly
4:30pm † Anthony Monastero
Sunday, February 8
9:00am † Vincent P. Corbo
11:00am † Lucy U
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M A: Chrisne Corbo
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6:00-9:00pm, Bethany Music Group Pracce, Church
6:30-8:30pm, Middle School Youth Ministry, Youth Ctr
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6:45-8:00pm, PREP & Catechist Meeng, School
6:45-8:00pm, RCIA Session 14: Penance/Anoinng
of the Sick, School
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10:30am, Senior Cizens Meeng, Parish Center
6:00-8:00pm HR CYO Cheerleading Pracce, SH
6:30pm, Hand Bell Choir Pracce, Music Room, Sch.
7:00-8:00pm, Market Day Pickup, Social Hall
7:00pm, Ministry Chairperson Meeng, School
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7:30-9:00pm, Knights of Columbus Council Meeng, PC
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7:00pm, Learn to Pray the Rosary, Parish Center
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4:00pm, Rosary for the Unborn, Church
6:00pm, Living Bridges Evening of Prayer, Church/SH
Welcome
To all who are red and need rest;
To all who mourn and need comfort;
To all who are friendless and need friendship;
To all who are discouraged and need hope;
To all who are homeless and need sheltering love;
To all who sin and need a Savior;
And to whomsoever will.
The Parish of St. Titus opens wide its doors
In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ!
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Fiscal Year: July 1st, 2014 to June 30th, 2015
Weekend of January 25, 2015…….…...…....$9,470.75
Thank You for Your Generosity!
Elecon of Godparents:
One Godparent is required. Two Godparents – one male,
one female may be appointed. Godparents must be
praccing Catholics, 16 years of age or older, fully
iniated into the Church (Bapzed and Confirmed) at
least 6 months before bapsm. A non-Catholic may stand
as a Chrisan Witness. Former Catholics are ineligible.
Godparents must obtain a Cerficate of Eligibility from
their pastor; Chrisan Witnesses must provide a copy of
their bapsmal record. These documents and bapsmal
spend must be received by the parish office one week
before the day of Bapsm.
Please Pray for the
Repose of the Soul of:
Charles E. Fees
Father of Charles J. Fees
Evelyn Burzacki
Wife of Edward
Ramon Bauza
Husband of Gloria
WE NEED HELP
SELLING SCRIP
ESPECIALLY AT
SATURDAY 4:30pm
MASS!
Please call Parish
Office 610-279-4990
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To prepare for the World Meeng of Families and Pope Francis’s visit, we are
studying a catechesis on family life called Love is Our Mission: The Family Fully
Alive. Each month, our parish is reflecng on one chapter. Previous monthly
reflecons are online at PhillyEvang.org/wmof. You can order the catechesis
and learn more about next year’s big event, at WorldMeeng2015.org.
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Our first three chapters reviewed basic Chrisan faith. We saw how confidence
in Jesus opens the door to faith, enabling us to know God and what God has done in history. God creates male and
female in his image, and makes a covenant with Israel and the Church. God is faithful to his promises, even when we
sin. Because God loved us in this way, we spend our lives trying to return our love to God and share it with our neighbor. In this month’s chapter and in the chapters to come, we will study the implicaons of these doctrines for marriage and the family. When husband and wife promise to love each other as God loves us all, they make a
commitment to love not only romancally, but also with mercy and forgiveness. Our culture somemes teaches us to
think of marriage as a negoable contract between two individuals who happen to feel sexual chemistry. This view of
love is a recipe for instability, since it is sll premised on individualism and the waxing and waning of romanc
feelings. The Church’s alternave account of love enables us to transcend the culture of individualism and become
who we were created to be. Founded on Christ, sustained in the sacraments, Catholic marriage builds humility and
self-sacrifice into the dynamic between male and female. As this month’s chapter explains in more detail,
sacramental marriage creates inmate communion even in mes of suffering and hardship. “Love is our mission,” as
our Catechism’s tle declares, because Christ’s love frees us from false, shrunken accounts of love and
makes us fully alive.
~Christopher C. Roberts, Catechism editor
Did you know? The World Meeng of Families is for everyone, whether you are married, single, celibate, or
consecrated! Talk topics include marriage, parenng, grandparenng, celibacy, dang, fostering vocaons, family life
and much more. Visit the website for the list of speakers and talk tles: WorldMeeng2015.org.
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: Thursday, February 19, 2015, 7:00pm
Presentaon which includes a teaching on the WMOF Catechism and updates on event planning will be held
at St. Maria Gore Parish, 1601 Dersne Road, Haield, PA. Register for this event at
directoraff@stmariagore.net. There is no cost to aend.
AN INFORMATION NIGHT ON CHURCH ANNULMENTS
When it comes to quesons of divorce, annulments
and marriage in the Church, there are many
misunderstandings and misconcepons. Quesons
such as - “Can I receive Holy Communion as a
divorced (and not remarried) person?” “If my spouse
and I are married outside the Church, how do we go
about celebrang the Marriage as a Sacrament?“
“Why might a non-Catholic need to avail himself or
herself of the annulment process?” - are rounely
asked by many people and oen the responses to
the quesons are misleading, half-truths or
completely erroneous.
Msgr. Paul A. DiGirolarno, the Judicial Vicar of the
Archdiocesan Tribunal, will speak at St. Stanislaus
Parish to provide clear and accurate informaon
concerning annulments in the Catholic Church. He
will provide me to address quesons that may
surface. Msgr. DiGirolamo is a priest of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia. He has spent
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many years assisng people who have experienced a
divorce to explore the possibility of marriage in the
Church.
While the evening is intended for divorced persons
who have quesons concerning a Church Annulment,
the presentaon is open to everyone. Perhaps there
is someone in your family, a friend or a co-worker
who needs sound, clear informaon on this process.
Be an ambassador of good news by providing people
you know with the proper informaon that seeks to
offer healing of the past and hope for a new
beginning in the future.
Tuesday evening - February 10th - 7:30pm
St. Stanislaus Parish, 51 Lansdale Ave.,
Lansdale, PA 19446
For quesons concerning the event, please call the
Rectory at (215) 855-3133.
To begin a case, please call the
Metropolitan Tribunal at (215) 587-3750.
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Our next project at Valenne’s Day will
be collecng personal care products
and our first Lenten
project at Ash Wednesday will be a
canned meal drive. More details will follow.
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St. Titus Parish has been making casseroles for St.
John’s Hospice in Center City Philadelphia for over
25 years. The casseroles are the “Main
Course” of a
complete, hot meal that is served to hundreds of God’s poor and homeless who
come to St. John’s for their daily bread.
Please do not feel restricted to the recipes
which can be found on the recipe sheets near the
casserole pan in the vesbule. Your
favorite recipe is most welcome! So are store
bought casseroles such as Stouffers or Oncor.
St. John’s provides us with pans and lids for your
dishes. If you provide your own, please use a standard “half tray”. Each casserole serves 6-8 men. Each
month, St. John’s picks up the dishes from our freezer.
Here are some useful hints:
x Please bring your casseroles frozen to church
and put them in the freezer located in the vesbule of the Social Hall. If the door to the Social
Hall is locked, please leave the casserole with a
sacristan or maintenance.
x Prepare your recipe so that it can be eaten with
a plasc “spork” (a combinaon spoon and fork).
x Please mark the lid with the main ingredients
St. Titus / St. Francis
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Altar Guild/Servers
Bell Choir
Bereavement
Bethany Music
Boy Scouts
Catechist
Cub Scouts
Church Cleaning
Church Decorang
CYO
Eucharisc Ministers
Finance Council
Fundraising Comm.
Gabriel’s /Gardening
Knights of Columbus
Lectors
Liturgy Commiee
Music Ministry
Outreach
Pilgrim Virgin Statue
Pre-Jordan
Prayer Shawls
Respect Life Comm.
Sacristans
Senior Group
Sodality
STAC
Stewardship Council
Ushers
Jeanie Kirkpatrick
Rose Sparano
Nancy Granese
Ken Yoder
Karl Watkins
Claire Boyle
Jenn Schaffer
Denise DiFerdinando
Karen Haggerty
Megan Patzuk
Phil Killian
Mike Sexton
Anthony Saldu
Parish Office
Phil Killian
Denise Hoisington
Martha Heid
Bob Leso
John Barre
Rose Fiorenno
Lina & Tom McCracken
Ann Blood
John Harris
Jack Fessler
Bernie Pires
Nancy Kolenda
Bill Munro
Kevin Tickner
Parish Office
610-222-7696
610-539-3553
215-822-6012
610-272-6660
610-630-6326
610-306-3438
610-313-9066
610-272-6678
484-390-1217
484-744-0771
484-868-0875
215-480-5866
610-313-9063
610-279-4990
484-868-0875
484-432-5871
610-272-2309
856-478-4137
610-279-5086
610-631-1835
610-279-7891
610-277-7487
610-631-0532
610-476-6316
610-630-0962
610-716-5617
610-277-6926
610-292-7193
610-279-4990
Deacon Granese would like to
determine interest in a Lenten
Bible study. The format will include commentary, related
teaching from the Catechism,
reflecon, prayer and follow-up
spiritual or charitable acvity.
It most likely will be held on
Sunday evenings during Lent. If you think you might
be interested, please contact Deacon at 215-2926479 or email him at [email protected].
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Wednesday, February 4th,
7:30-9:00pm, Parish Center
Scrip cards are a great idea for weekly
food shopping, gas, meals out
or birthdays.
Scrip is sold in the Church Lobby before and aer the
weekend Masses and at the Parish
Office Monday-Friday-9:00am-4:00pm, and
Monday-Thursday evenings-6:00 -9:00pm.
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Deacon Claude’s Corner
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The Scriptures we heard today remind us that
Jesus, because he is God, speaks with ulmate
authority. So, when we hear him speaking to us we
should not harden our hearts, but be open to His
word (Psalm 95: 1-9; Mark: 28). Mahew Kelly, in
his book, Rediscover Catholicism, may be speaking
a prophec word to us about our Church and God’s
call to us through the Church to become all that he
wills for us to become.
Through the generosity of several parishioners,
this book was gied to substanally all families who
aended Christmas Mass. The hope being that by
taking the me to read the book, each family may
be revitalized in their love for the Church and seek
to become the best version of themselves by the
grace of God; in other words, to grow in the holiness
to which God calls each of us. Aer all, the Church
remains God’s gi to us aer Jesus ascended into
heaven. The Church gives us the Word of God and
the Sacraments and protects them because these,
through the grace won for us by Jesus, help lead to
our salvaon; to help us become the “best version
of ourselves.” However, we live in a me where in
the Western world the Church suffers at the hands
of those who chasse it and poke fun of it for its
beliefs. Further, the behavior of certain “Catholic”
individuals keeps from making Jesus’ presence felt
in the world. In other parts of the world, like the
Middle East and Communist naons, the Church
suffers physical persecuon and many are martyred
for their faith. In the face of this discouragement
then, we as Catholic Chrisans need hope. This book
provides that hope and encourages us to take a look,
or a second look, at the Church and the teachings of
Jesus Christ and why they are what this world needs
and needs in a most profound way. “If today you
hear his voice; harden not your hearts.”
Here is a sample of the many posive reviews
about this book: “As someone who was raised
Catholic and has waned in Catholic faith throughout
the years, this book came just at the right me.
When I put aside my cynical views and opinions of
the Catholic Church, I was able to learn a lot about
the tradions and how I might try to praccally apply
them to my life as an Adult Catholic. If you can just
let this book speak to your heart and let go of all the
negavity that society places on Catholic life, I
believe it can bring great spiritual growth. I love the
idea of being the best version of ourselves and I love
the reminder that God meets us as we are. ..”
Please… Read this book; be encouraged by it; and
share it with others.
If you have a theme, topic or spiritual maer that you
would like Deacon Granese to address,
please contact him at 215-292-6479 or
[email protected].
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As we connue to grow and evolve as a parish, St. Titus is looking for a way to beer connect to
you. In an effort to update the informaon we have on file, we are looking for parishioners to provide your name, and an email address that you check regularly. There will be slips of paper and containers located in the hallway outside of church where you can provide this informaon. If you
would prefer to send us an email electronically so we have your informaon, please email Deacon
Claude at [email protected]. St. Titus will be creang an email list that will be used as a means to
geng out important informaon to you, the parishioners. This informaon includes opportunies
to gather together as a parish through events and service, as well as ways to grow in faith and
through the Word of God. Your email will NOT be shared outside of parish use.
Thank you in advance!
Sincerely, The St. Titus Evangelizaon Team
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Bereavement Support Group
St Helena School, Rt.202, Blue Bell ,PA
Thursdays, 7:00- 8:30 PM
February 19 - March 26, 2015
Please join us if you have experienced the loss of a
loved one recently or in the past. The Bereavement
Ministry Support Group does not consist of
counselors. Lay ministers provide educaon
regarding the stages of the grieving process,
handling stress, emoons and loneliness,
encouraging health and nutrion, and other
techniques for healing and growing. Bibliographies
for personal reading, ways to honor and remember
loved ones, and opportunies to join with others
who share your experience will be offered.
All Are Welcome!
To Register: Complete the form found in the
racks at the entrance of Church and place in the
envelope provided -OR- call Nancy Granese at
215-822-6012.
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St. Helena in Blue Bell is offering a winter session of
its Divorce Survival Ministry. This ministry is offered
to men and women who have suffered from divorce,
whether it was recently or years ago. The
twelve-week program features thirty-minute DVD
presentaons each week that cover many topics such
as shock, denial, anger, grief, forgiveness, money, the
courts, the ex-spouse, annulment and much more.
Each presentaon will be followed up with a
discussion and refreshments. The program will begin
on Monday, February 2nd at 7:00pm in the Parish
Meeng Room. Cost is $35 per person and includes a
Personal Survival Guide workbook, refreshments and
all materials needed. Sorry no childcare available.
Seang is limited. To register, please contact Gina
Malony at [email protected] with full
name, phone number and e-mail address or call the
Parish Office at 610-275-7711. For more
informaon about The Catholic’s
Divorce Survival Guide, please visit
CatholicsDivorce.com or
AscensionPress.com
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Baby Anthony, Eddie Avancena, Alex
Baronowski, Beverly Becker,
Tony Bello, Nancy Booth, Edward
Bowman, Savana Bross, Constance
Brown, Mary Burns, Chris Burns, Francis
Burns, Eileen Burke, Bart Cahan,
Maureen Cahan, Patrick Campellone, Joseph Campopiano,
Elizabeth Carriero, Frank Castaldi, Thomas W. Clime,
Stephanie Collins, Joseph P. Collis Sr., Josie Collis, Donny Corino, Constance Coyle, Michael Cross, Sister Patricia Ann Czarnota, Carol Damiani, Ray Damiani, Robert DePetris, Donna
Delmaro, Lorea Detberner, Jack Devine, Rosemary Dillon,
Edward Donnelly, Penny Drake, Edward Dybicz, Leslie Ely, Elizabeth Fessler, Raymond Ford, Carmella Gallo, Mary Gilligan,
Mike Gillinger, James Greenwalt, Mary Ann Greve, Robert
Greve, Andrew Hamaday, Steve Hedrick, Earl Henion, Renee
Hertzog, Michael J. Higgins,Richard Holmes, Lillian Hooper,
Joan Interrante, Richard Interrante, Zander Jakielaszek, Jeff
Kelly, Rose Kelly, Frances Kletzel, Judy Koch, Janet Landers,
Lena Leodora, Samantha Madara, Joseph Paul Mascaro Jr.,
Regina Matheson, Shawn Matheson, Michael McAvoy, Sonia
McCabe, Fr. James McConnell, Leslie McKeon, Larry Meoli,
Margaret Meoli, Msgr. Anthony McGuire, Deidre Miller, Clara
Monsimer, Mike Morrell, Dorothy Niechcielski, Tara Nori, Joanne Pagel, Walter Paquee, Joseph Perri, Rosalie Powel,
Rose Ricco, Alice Rippert, Denise Robinson, Margaret Rogers,
Steven Romano, Susan Rubio, Vicki Russo, Jean Sauter, Ma
Schlo, Marge Shehadi, Leslie Spedding, Marjorie Spra, Carol
Swanson, Margaret Swi, Michelle Taylor, Millcent Thurman,
Olimpia Tranzilli, Isabella Stankunas, Rich Uhrich, Benjamin
Luke Wallace, Mary Walsh, Rose Wagner.
HELP US CLEAN UP THE PRAYER LIST.
Let us know who we can add or remove from the list!
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Open to anyone age 55 or older.
Meengs are held the first Tuesday of
the month.
Our next meeng will be held
Tuesday, February 3, 2015, at 10:30am
in the Parish Center.
F R . L EN ’ S L A UG H ING C OR NER
One day, Lile Laura watched her priest wring a
homily. She could not curb her curiosity and
asked, “How do you know what to say?”
“God tells me,” the priest replied. “Oh,”
Laura remarked, “then, why do you keep
crossing things out?”
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RCIA is for adults who seek to become fully iniated
members of the Catholic Church.
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ADULT FAITH FORMATION is for all who wish
deepen their understanding of the Catholic Faith.
RCIA and ADULT FAITH FORMATION meet together on Monday evenings from 6:45-8:00pm
in the school. SYMBOLON: THE CATHOLIC FAITH EXPLAINED is presented. SYMBOLON is a
beaufully craed series that opens up the faith in a way that helps us to know it, live it and
arculate it to others. PLEASE JOIN US!
February 2
February 9
February 16
February 23
PENANCE/
MATRIMONY/
NO CLASS
A CATHOLIC
ANOINTING OF
HOLY ORDERS
PRESIDENT’S DAY
MORAL VISION
THE SICK
LEARN TO PRAY THE ROSARY! – Long to pray the Rosary but not really sure how? Join us Thursday evenings
at 7:00pm in the Parish Center to learn and pray this beauful prayer!
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St. Titus Youth Ministry
REAL. RELEVANT. JESUS.
STYM is a place where young people can come together, feel comfortable, be open and belong. We ask
(and answer) some of the really BIG quesons but play some of the cheesiest games! We dive into some of
the deepest prayer but laugh at some of the silliest things! We’re honest, real and relevant…because Jesus
is. COME AND SEE!
February 1
6th-8th Grades
6:30-8:30pm
YOUth Center
“WHY BE
CATHOLIC?”
February 8
EVERYONE!
7:30-8:30pm
Church
EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
February 15
High School
6:30-8:30pm
YOUth Center
“WHY BE
CATHOLIC?”
February 22
6th-High School
6:30 – 8:30pm
YOUth Center
MOVIE NIGHT!
FREE popcorn & soda!
Saturday, February 28 – ‘STIR UP YOUR SOUL’ – High School
11:00-1:00 – YOUth Center. A deep, JOYFUL prayer experience!
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Grades 8th—12th
Sunday, March 8th, 10:00am – 5:30pm
Archbishop Carroll High School
For video:
www.archphila.org/YYA/youth-ministry/
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FAITH IN ACTION!
Confirmaon candidates and sponsors
and parents donated and assembled
MANY toiletry gi bags for Project
Home! Now that’s FAITH ALIVE!
CONTACT FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE: Claire Boyle, [email protected] OR 610-306-3438
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If the weather is bad on a Sunday, you don’t have to miss Mass completely….
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Television Mass
Watch the Television Mass
Sunday mornings at 5:30am
WPVI-TV — Channel 6
It will be rebroadcast each Sunday
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The Archdiocese thanks Channel 6
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St. Mary Center for Rehabilitaon &
Healthcare Connuing Care
Rerement Community,
701 Lansdale Avenue, Lansdale,
currently has personal care apartments as well as
rehabilitaon care available. Our community is
aached to a beauful, historic Chapel where
residents can aend daily Mass.
For more informaon, call 215-368-0900.
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PT Hospitality Coordinator at Malvern
Retreat House. Dues include seng up
for Mass and working with Rector, Msgr.
Joseph Marino. For more informaon, please
contact Jim Hall, Director of Hospitality, at
484-321-2541 or [email protected].
Pick up is Tuesday, February 3, 2015
7:00—8:00pm in the Social Hall.
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: Part-me work in medical office
in E. Norriton. Job dues: 1) Assist paents and
doctors; 2) Inventory and preparaon/stocking of
rooms; 3) Light computer work including scheduling
of paents. Previous experience in medical office
not required, but preferred. We are very willing to
teach all job dues. Friendly office atmosphere. If
interested, please call 610-279-3080.
4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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The next Malvern Retreat House
Women’s Tea will be held on Sunday,
February 1st, 2:00-4:00pm. The topic
is Be Anxious for Nothing: How Prayer Can Turn Your Pain into Peace. Please join us for
this popular event.
Register at hp://malvernretreat.com/retreats/
register or by calling 610-644-0400.
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You and your family are invited to join Living Bridges on February 7th, 7:00-9:00pm at St. Titus Parish
Social Hall for the first of many
opportunies to gather as a faith community, to
share food and fellowship and to revive your spirit
through the Sacrament of Reconciliaon. This first
event will be a “Coffee House” format, featuring Paging Samuel, one of
the featured bands from Abbey Fest
(check them out at:
hp://www.reverbnaon.com/pagingsamuel).
Bring the whole family and don't forget
to pass this invitaon to others!
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Corpus Chris Parish presents Walking toward
Eternity; Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart, a
DVD series with Jeff & Emily Cavins, designed to help
parcipants live their faith more fully. Program will
be held on Wednesdays, February 4-April 1, 2015,
at 8:45am or 6:45pm in the Corpus Chris Parish
Center. Cost is $16.00. To register, send check for
$16.00 with your name, phone number and email
address to Corpus Chris Parish Center, Adult Faith
Formaon, 900 Sumneytown Pk, Lansdale, PA 19447.
Include session choice-Morning or Evening. Contact
Eileen Dowling at [email protected].
S A Y C
The Immaculata Symphony will hold its annual
Youth Concert on Sunday, February 15, at 3:00pm
in Alumnae Hall on campus. Cost is $10 for adults
and free for children under the age of 12. Seang is
available on first-come, first-served basis. Call for
info/ckets,610-647-4400, ext. 3473. Tickets are also
available by mail to Immaculata Symphony, 1145
King Road, Immaculata, PA, 19345-0703, with checks
payable to Immaculata Symphony.
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Do you find it easy to pray? The Oremus (“Let Us
Pray”) program will teach you the essenals of an
effecve and fruiul prayer life. In this eight week
study you will discover how God speaks to you,
even in the smallest encounters. Each session
includes a thirty minute DVD presentaon followed
by group discussion.
Sundays, February 1st through March 22nd
7:00pm to 8:15pm
OR
Fridays, February 6th through March 27th
9:30am to 11:00am
St. Maria Gore Parish Center: Lower Level
Cost - $20.00. Please mail name, phone number,
and e-mail address, along with payment, to:
Saint Maria Gore Parish, c/o Angela McClellan,
1601 Dersne Road, Haield, PA 19440
Y A R
Will be held February 13-15, 2015 (Friday dinnerSunday 1:00pm) at the Marianist Family Retreat
Center, Cape May Point, NJ. Call 609-881-3829 or
ww.capemaymarianists.org. For young adults
(age 22-35, married or single) wishing to examine
their personal faith in relaon to God, self,
coworkers and others. There will be a me for Eucharist, prayer experiences, faith sharing,
social interacon and free me to explore
Cape May. Cost: $125 per person, double
occupancy. Financial Aid is available.
A M C
This year, the Mom Café of Corpus Chris Parish will
ulize the Momnipotent DVD series hosted by
Danielle Bean. At each monthly session, we will
view the DVD presentaon, then, conversaons on
the concerns, challenges, joys, and unique
experiences all mothers share. Join us in support of
motherhood and momnipotence! The Mom Café
meets on the first Tuesday of each month from
October through May in the Religious Educaon
Room of our church from 9:30am to 11:00am. Child
care is available at no cost. Study packet is $30.00
and includes both the book and journal. Contact
Angela McClellan at corpuschrisaff@yahoo.com
to register or for more informaon.
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