St. Matthias Catholic Church

As part of a national day of prayer, we will be praying for greater respect for the sanctity of life at two Holy Hours. The first will begin after the 7:30 AM Mass and conclude with a simple reposition of the Blessed Sacrament at 9 AM.  The second will begin at 5:00 PM will include a rosary for life at 5:30, and will conclude with Benediction at 6:00 PM.

We are collecting clothing for infants to assist the Mothers' Home in Darby. Items can be left in front of the statue of Saint Joseph until the end of Janaury 2021.

Catholic education is our foundation for life, your children will certainly flourish! DREAM | BELIEVE | DISCOVER just begins to describe the lasting impression and efforts of our dedicated faculty and staff. Our 4 year old prekindergarten through 8th grade continues to grow strong faith, develop outstanding character and offers exceptional academics in our unparalleled community. 

Learn more through an online inquiry and virtual tour today.  Request more information:  bit.ly/382vTAU  or visit our website:  smsnarberth.org
We welcome applications throughout, with entry at 4 years old / and 5 years for our full day kindergarten program after a tour or virtual meeting.  Contact our Admissions/Advancement Director at 610-664-2640 ext 2. 
We look forward to hearing from you, to engage your community in Catholic education at its best! info@smsnarberth.org

Over the last year our parishioners have made and donated over 15,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to Saint John's Hospice to feed the homeless in center city Philadelphia. The need remains great - so please continue to help.

You may drop off during the outdoor PB&J collection in the parking lot behind the parish center, on Mondays from 2:00 to 3:00 PM. If you are unable to deliver during this time, please place them in freezer on back porch of the rectory.

We are also collecting casseroles for Saint John's Hospice.  They can be left in the freezer on the back porch of the rectory. 

Show your support for the sanctity of human life by joining the Philadelphia March for Life on Saturday, Janaury 23rd.  It begins at 9 AM with Mass in the Cathedral celebrated by Archbishop Perez.  The March begins at 10:30 and there will be speakers at 12:00.  (Masks and social distancing are to be utilized.) 
Go HERE to learn more.