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Saturday Vigil Mass: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM
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Monday through Friday: 7:30 AM
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Upcoming Events
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Sunday, September 23, 8:45 AMParents are asked to bring children to the gym for the start of PREP. The teachers will bring the children to the classrooms in the former convent. After PREP, parents are asked to pick up children in the back of the church.
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Monday, September 24, 7:00 PM
Fulfilled: Uncovering the Biblical Foundations of Catholicism is an apologetic approach to sharing the Catholic Faith using the Old Testament Tabernacle as a blueprint for God’s plan. While it is designed as a faith-sharing Scripture study, you will also gain an understanding of some of the most questioned Catholic teachings. Fulfilled will reignite your love of Scripture and help you share and defend the Catholic Faith with the Word of God. Meeting will take place in our former convent. Please enter via the door off the parking lot with the awning marked "convent" -
Wednesday, September 26
This ministry of knitting crafted in prayer creates knitted items for people in need. Members create items in prayer, either alone or in community (Normally the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month). Please enter the former convent by the entrance off the parking lot via the door with the awning marked “convent”. Contact: Denise Francis 610-667-0567. -
Sunday, September 30, 8:45 AM
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CatholicPhilly.com
Pennsylvania’s Bishops: We Pledge Our Support for Independent Sex Abuse Survivors’ Compensation Program
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. joined all of the Catholic Bishops of Pennsylvania in issuing the following statement.
Since the release of the grand jury report on August 14, we the Catholic bishops of Pennsylvania have reflected deeply on the ugly record of clergy sexual abuse in our Commonwealth, and on times when Church leadership failed to protect our people over a period of decades.We fully acknowledge that the Church sometimes failed the most vulnerable among us — children and young adults. We deeply regret the suffering of survivors and any decisions that failed to protect them.
As the Pennsylvania General Assembly returns for the fall legislative session, assuring the protection of children and help for survivors of sexual abuse should rightly be one of its top priorities. As various alternatives and programs are proposed, we will support all reasonable and constitutional efforts focused on helping survivors and their families on a path toward healing.
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For information regarding efforts on the part of the Archdiocese to protect the children and young people entrusted to her care as well as to assist survivors on their journey to healing, please visit www.AOPPledgetoProtect.com -
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Rev. Brandon Artman - First Mass of Thanksgiving
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Holy Week 2018
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Easter Egg Hunt 2018
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Church Interior
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