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St. Ann Parish
“To Grow in Grace Through Jesus Christ”
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
• 502 South Main Street
Phoenixville, PA 19460
• Phone: 610-933-3732
• Fax: 610-935-7958
• [email protected]
• www.churchofsaintann.org •
Facebook St. Ann Parish Phoenixville
Pastor
Rev. John J. Newns
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-933-3732
Retired Priest in Residence
Rev. Joseph A. Heim, M.M.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-933-1733
Deacon Daniel T. Giblin
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 610-952-3765
Weekend Ministry
Rev. Kail Ellis, O.S.A.
Holy Family School
610-933-7562
Principal-Ann Marie Braca
www.myholyfamilyschool.org
Chapel
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
604 South Main Street
Sunday Masses:
7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM & 6:00 PM
Sacred Heart Church
148 Church Street
Saturday: 3:45 - 4:30 PM Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday: 5:00 PM Vigil Mass
Weekdays and Holy Days
Mass schedule listed in the bulletin
CEMETERIES
St. Ann: 305 W. Pothouse Road, Hours 8 AM - 3PM
Sacred Heart: 1261 Fillmore Street
Liturgy & Sacramental Preparation
Madelyn O’Hara,
610-639-0923
[email protected]
PREP Julie Prichett,
610-755-1077
[email protected]
Youth Ministry
610-304-6222
Brett Illig, [email protected]
Spiritual Ministry
610-416-5431
Sr. Marie Rose Gibson, R.S.M.
Pastoral Associate
215-866-6516
Sr. Rose Marie Martell, MSBT
[email protected]
Music Ministry
610-933-3732
Tom Denny, [email protected]
Business Manager
610-933-3732
Lisa Burghardt
[email protected]
Church Main Street & Third Avenue
Church is open:
Mon - Fri: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
WEEKLY DEVOTIONS IN CHURCH
Rosary: Monday thru Thursday 7:35 AM
Miraculous Medal Novena: Tues after 8:00 AM Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Tues after 8:00 AM
Mass or call the Rectory to make an appointment.
Infant of Prague Novena: Wednesday 7:55 AM
Eucharistic Adoration: Wednesday 8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
CONTACT THE LITURGY AND SACRAMENTAL
PREPARATION OFFICE AT 610-639-0923 FOR:
CONTACT THE RECTORY FOR THE FOLLOWING
AT 610-933-3732
PARISH OFFICE BUSINESS HOURS - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM,
BAPTISM - Parents of children to be baptized are required to
Mon - Fri. Submit all bulletin materials by Noon Monday.
attend a Pre-Jordan session. Please make arrangements well
CHANGES in address or phone number.
in advance of the birth of your child.
MARRIAGE - Make arrangements one year in advance.
PARISH REGISTRATION takes place in the Rectory after the
RCIA - To become a fully initiated member of the Catholic 11:30 AM Mass.
Church.
EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY - Eucharist is brought to those
PREP CLASSES - All public school students Grades K-6 are
expected to participate in PREP (Parish Religious Education
Program). Classes are held on Sundays from 10:45 AM 12:05 PM and Tuesdays from 6:25 - 7:45 PM.
Call Julie at 610-755-1077.
unable to come to Mass because of sickness or age.
ANOINTING OF PEOPLE WHO ARE SICK - In the event of
an emergency contact the Rectory at any time. Anointings
can be requested before a planned hospital visit.
ROOTED IN NATURE - Wanting and needing to celebrate the birth of the Messiah, but not knowing
the exact date of Jesus’ birth, our ancestors decided to celebrate the Nativity of the Lord on
December 25 and in so doing “baptize” preexisting religious rites associated with the annual winter
solstice.
QUARTERS & MID-QUARTERS - Most of us, I think, have some vague sense of nature’s quarterly
markers about every 90 days (winter solstice; spring equinox; summer solstice; fall equinox). I suspect,
though, that few of us are aware of nature’s mid-quarter markers such as the one we will mark
tomorrow, February 2nd, as the earth reaches the mid-point in its 2015 journey between the winter
solstice and the spring equinox.
GROUNDHOG DAY - This is the origin of tomorrow’s celebration of shadow and light
known as Groundhog Day. As the days are getting longer and the nights shorter, we
naturally wonder how much longer until we can really feel the warmth from the
approaching sun. That said, tomorrow Punxsutawney Phil will not be the only one
concerned with the interplay between shadow and light.
DARKNESS & LIGHT – Superimposed on tomorrow’s celebration of the interplay of natural light and
darkness, will be our Tradition’s annual celebration of the drama of light and darkness in our souls and
on the world’s stage.
Tomorrow, 40 days after having celebrated the Birth of the Lord, we will celebrate
the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord when Mary and Joseph bring Jesus to
the Temple for the first time.
Simeon recognizes Jesus as the Light of the World and tells Mary that her son
“is destined for the rising and falling of many, and that he (Jesus) would be a sign
that would be opposed” (Luke 2:34).
Dare we allow the Light who is Christ to illumine the parts of our own lives (as individuals and as
groups) that are in the shadows? Psychologically some folks say that if we can discover our secrets we
can discover our sickness, namely: those parts of us (as individuals and as groups) where we are
stuck and where we repeat destructive behavior. By facing our shadow (as individuals and as groups),
our hidden parts can be brought into the light and the door to healing and integration may be opened.
Spiritually, our Catholic Tradition speaks of The Cross as the Tree of Life and of the process of the
purification of desire.
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cont.
THE PURIFICATION OF DESIRE - The second part of Simeon’s message is that Mary herself would
be “pierced by a sword so that the thoughts of many hearts may be laid bare” (Luke 2:35).
Sometimes we think that being blessed by God means we won’t have to struggle, undergo hardship, or
have our hearts broken. If Mary who is “full of grace” is not protected from suffering, then the unspoken
covenant that lies deep in my heart is exposed and brought to the surface, to consciousness, namely:
“God and I have this deal: If I do good, then I and those I love will be sheltered from suffering.” The
revelation of the Cross is a sign that we all resist, oppose. And so we come to the first and oldest
name for Monday’s feast: the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Mary, the Prime Disciple, will have her expectations exposed, realigned and purified. Being preserved
from sin, being full of grace, being the Mother of God is no protection from having at times to suffer, to
question, or having her heart broken. The crucified Christ resists multiple invitations to come down from
his Cross. The Crucified Christ is a sign we all resist; a sign I oppose and do not want as God’s
Suffering Servant and his Mother lay bare some deep unspoken expectations that need to be purified
by being brought out of the shadows and into the Light.
We all have secret fears to face,
Our minds and motives to amend
We seek your truth, we need your grace,
Our living Lord and present Friend.
World Meeting of Families: February 2015: Two Become One
To prepare for the World Meeting 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 reflecting on one chapter. Previous monthly
reflections are online at PhillyEvang.org/wmof. You can order the catechesis and learn more about next year’s
big event, at WorldMeeting2015.org. or by contacting the rectory.
Chapter 4: Two Become One. Our first three chapters reviewed basic Christian 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
implications 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 romantically, but also with mercy and
forgiveness. Our culture sometimes teaches us to think of marriage as a negotiable contract between two
individuals who happen to feel sexual chemistry. This view of love is a recipe for instability, since it is still
premised on individualism and the waxing and waning of romantic feelings. The Church’s alternative 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
intimate communion even in times of suffering and hardship. “Love is our mission,” as our catechism’s title
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 Meeting of Families is for everyone, whether you are married, single, celibate, or
consecrated! Talk topics include marriage, parenting, grandparenting, celibacy, dating, fostering vocations,
family life and much more. Visit the website for the list of speakers and talk titles: WorldMeeting2015.org.
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THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 1, 2015
THE FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SUNDAY
The Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
TUESDAY
St. Blaise/St. Ansgar
7:30 AM Mass in Chapel
9:30 AM Mass in Chapel
11:30 AM Mass in Chapel with ASL Interpreter
6:00 PM Mass in Chapel
8:00 AM Mass in St. Ann Church
followed by Blessing of Throats
9:30 AM - Children’s Liturgy (602)
10:45 AM - PREP K-6 (School)
7:00 PM - Sr. High Youth Group (Church Hall)
Meals for St. Mary’s Shelter provided by St. Ann
Parishioners February 2 - 6. If you would like to
prepare a meal and drop it off at the Shelter, contact
Patti
Phillips
at
610-935-2687
or
[email protected].
8:30 AM - Confessions (Church)
6:25 PM - PREP K-6 (Church, School)
6:30 PM - Jr. High Youth Group (Church Hall)
WEDNESDAY
Seasonal Weekday
8:00 AM Mass in St. Ann Church
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM - Eucharistic Adoration (Church)
6:15 PM - ESL Classes (Church Hall, 1, 3 & 4)
7:00 PM - Charismatic Prayer (Church Hall 2)
7:00 PM - RCIA (Rectory 2)
MONDAY
Presentation of the Lord
THURSDAY
St. Agatha
8:00 AM Mass in St. Ann Church
7:00 PM - Women at the Well (Rectory)
7:30 PM - Legion of Mary (Church Hall 2)
Consecrated Life – In Monday’s Gospel we will hear
of two people (Simeon and Anna) whose deep
immersion in the cultic life of the Temple enabled
them to recognize the infant as the Messiah. With
Simeon and Anna as touchstones, each year
Catholics observe February 2nd as the World Day for
Consecrated Life as a day of prayer for women and
men who make public vows to “imitate Christ more
closely, striving for the perfection of charity in the
service of the Kingdom of God.”
Further, Pope Francis has designated the period from
November 30, 2014 through February 2, 2016 as the
Year of Consecrated Life with the
theme “Wake Up the World!” We give
thanks for the witness in our own parish
of:
Fr. Joe Heim, M.M. (Maryknoll
Mission Society), Fr. Kail Elis O.S.A. (Order of
St. Augustine), Sr. Marie Rose Gibson, R.S.M.
(Religious Sisters of Mercy) and Sr. Rose Marie
Martell, M.S.B.T. (Missionary Servants of the Most
Blessed Trinity).
8:00 AM Mass in St. Ann Church
8:30 AM - Church Cleaners (Church)
5:45 PM - Youth Choir (Chapel)
7:00 PM - Adult Choir (Chapel)
7:00 PM - ESL Classes (Church Hall 1, 2, 3 & 4)
7:00 PM - Scripture Study (Rectory)
FRIDAY
St. Paul Miki and Companions
9:00 AM - Rosary Makers Guild (Church Hall)
SATURDAY
Seasonal Weekday
7:00 AM - Men’s Bible Study (Church Hall)
9:00 AM - 1st Communion Parent Meeting (Chapel)
3:45 PM - Confessions (Sacred Heart Church)
Vigil of The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 PM Mass in Sacred Heart Church
Sun:
Mon:
Tues:
Wed:
Thu:
Fri:
Sat:
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THIS WEEK’S SCRIPTURES
Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/Mk 1:21-28
Mal 3:1-4/Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40
Heb 12:1-4/Mk 5:21-43
Heb 12:4-7,11-15/Mk 6:1-6
Heb 12:18-19,21-24/Mk 6:7-13
Heb 13:1-8/Mk 6:14-29
Heb 13:15-17,k20-21/Mk 6:30-34
Jb 7:1-4,6-7/1 Cor 9:16-19,22-23/Mk 1:29-39
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Table Fellowship for the
Week of February 1
HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS
FOR FEBRUARY 2015
If you or anyone you know could use a
hot meal and some company this week,
you are invited to St. Peter’s Church, 121 Church St.
to the Table for:
Universal: That prisoners, especially the
young, may be able to rebuild their lives with
dignity.
Lunch - Monday - Saturday:
Noon to 1:00 PM
For Evangelization: That married people
who are separated may find welcome and
support in the Christian community.
Monday - Dinner
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Pantry:
6:00 - 7:00 PM
UPCOMING EVENTS
SOUPER
SUNDAY
This weekend’s Super
Bowl means that it’s
time for our annual
St.
Ann
“Soup-er
Bowl” when we collect non-perishable food items
to help our neighbors through PACS (Phoenixville
Area Community Services). While each of us can
support PACS at any time throughout the year
(even with perishable food items), this is one of
the three occasions each year when we as a
parish come together to feed those who are
hungry.
Food donations next Saturday,
February 7 may be placed in the lobby of Sacred
Heart Church and next Sunday, February 8
donations may be placed on the front porch to
602 S. Main Street (the building next to Chapel).
will take place
next Sunday after the 11:30 Mass in the
Rectory.
Join us as we say
Farewell and Good Luck
or
Auf Wiedersehen und viel Glück!
to Brett Illig on February 8
from 4:00 - 6:00 PM in St. Ann Church Hall
Brett and his family will be leaving to spend a few
years in Switzerland. All those who have worked
with Brett or who have enjoyed Youth Groups,
Confirmation Prep, or After School Sports
Programs, etc. are welcome to come and wish the
Illigs well.
SPECIAL COLLECTION - Next weekend will be
the opening of the 2015 Catholic Charities
Appeal. More details to follow….
RENEWAL OF MARRIAGE VOWS – We will have a
renewal of marriage vows for our married couples
within the 5:00 PM Vigil Mass at Sacred Heart Church
on Saturday, February 14.
Registration is not
required.
BAPTISMS - Next Sunday we will welcome Jase
Allen Frack during the 11:30 Mass, Lia Mary Piazza
at 1:00 PM and Guadalupe and Juan Carlos during
the 6:00 PM Spanish Mass into the Church and our
parish community through the sacrament of
Baptism.
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL - Now is the time to provide
your Preschooler with a great start to his/her
educational career. HFS is accepting registrations in
both our Preschool and Pre K classes. Our certified
teachers welcome our youngest students to an
engaging and developmentally appropriate
educational program that offers more than Day Care.
We recognize and celebrate creativity and
individuality. Our children develop socially, spiritually,
emotionally and academically in a nurturing and
familiar environment.
Space is limited, so we
encourage you to call now for a tour at 610-933-7562
or [email protected].
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM for
children age 3 and 4 will resume
during the 9:30 Mass next Sunday,
February 8 in Holy Family School’s
Pre-School room. If you would like to enroll your
child in this 8-week program, please contact
Madelyn O’Hara at [email protected] or
610-639-0923.
There are a few more spots
available.
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL AND GREENDROP
There are now a variety of ways to make
donations of gently used clothing and small
household goods. You can arrange for Home
Pickups by calling 1-888-944-3767 or visit
www.svdppickup.org or you can visit various
drop-off sites (such as the one near Redner’s in
Phoenixville on Route 724) which is manned
from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day. Further,
there will be announced future clothing drives at
various area churches. GreenDrop’s parent
company, 2nd Avenue Value Stores also has
thrift shops in the general area. Go on line for
locations. By calling, you can also make special
arrangements for emptying an entire household.
This new arrangement with GreenDrop ensures
many of the goods will remain in our local area.
Please mention St. Vincent DePaul when making
donations and you will be given a tax receipt.
REMEMBER OUR SICK
Alicia Andrews, David Annable, Gioconda Annable,
Chad Berish, Jean Bertucci, Beth Booth, Ashley Rose
Bukay, Ed Cain, Leroy Campbell, Dave Cocci, Angeline
Costello, John Daly, Joe Demyan, Michael DiArcangelo,
Lucille Dickson, Lida Dickinson, Lucille Dickson, Barbara
Douglas, Marie Dvorak, Tom Fedick, Daniel Flores,
Maria Foerster, Chris Fuga, Ryan Gerhold, Joe Gibson,
Gordon Gladden, Desiree F. Hennessey, Sister Pat
Hoey, Jean Hoffman, Joseph Hohenleitner, Angela
Hogan, Michael J. Hudak, Jeanette Jelus, Ann Johnson,
Irene King, John Koch, Theresa Kraynak, Irene Layden,
Denise Long, Ray Long, Claire Maestrale, Pat Malarkey,
Steve and Joanne Mardi, Marie Marosek, Helen
McElroy, Rebecca Melvin, Ann Metscher, Ron Motzer,
Gary Moyer, Tom Moyer, Diane Murray, Karen Nesspor,
Georgene O’Donnell, Marcelo Opiela, Steve Pannella,
Cindy Patton, Joan Pendergast, Sherman Perkins,
Dianne Litishin Ponzio, Anne Winnick Rabenold,
Christine Radoiss, Katherine Raggazino, Jerry
Ratchford, John Riegel, Linda Rodenbaugh, Raymond
Rodenbaugh, Robert Scarangi, Pat Scott, Helen
Shoemaker, Lee Shrawder, Margaret Sim, Jane Sloan,
James Smith, Ronald Spitz Sr., Eleanor Stecz, Marc
Stevenson, Debbie Stonier, Aly Taylor, Ethel Thomas,
Glenn Thomas, Lisa Toscani, Don Troncelliti, Helen
Twargoski, Doris Valerio, Jeff Vance, Joe Vargo, Betty
Welde, Charles Wertz, Paul Wright, our homebound,
parishioners in Nursing Homes, Hospitals and all serving
in the Armed Forces.
NEED A RIDE - HOPE volunteers drive people in
need to appointments or on essential errands,
Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Schedule a
ride 4 days in advance.
HOPE CAPTAINS:
February 1 - 15: Pat Solomon at 610-933-8693
February 16 - 28: Carol Daly at 610-933-5291
Necesita un “RIDE” - Nuestro Ministerio HOPE
tiene voluntaries disponibles para llevarlo a citas
esenciales de lunes a liernes, de 7 AM a 4 PM.
Para coordinar esta actividad por favor llame a
Rosa Padilla al 484-302-6056 con 4 días de
anticipación.
AID FOR FRIENDS - If you can assist us by creating
single-serving meals with leftovers for the
homebound in our community, you can pick up
empty trays and supplies and meals can be
dropped off at:
602 S. Main St.
Sunday 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
and 5:30 - 7:00 PM
For more information call Kate at 610-933-3814 or
[email protected].
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