Epiphany of Our Lord Church

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1 Epiphany of Our Lord Church Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord Apr. 16, 2017

2 WELCOME and Happy Easter The fifty days from the Sunday of the Resurrection to Pentecost Sunday are celebrated in joy and exultation as one feast day, indeed as one great Sunday (St. Athanasius, Epistula festalis: PG 26, 1366). These are the days above all others in which the Alleluia is sung (Universal Norms, 22). The meaning of EASTER The meaning of Easter is that God loves us and cares about us, desiring only the best and highest good for us. He s the God of peace, love, and joy. He s the source of every good and perfect gift. The greatest gift God gave us is His Son, Jesus Christ. In Him God s grace and love are extended to us to meet all of our needs. May you come to know His blessings in your life; in every way in everything. May His life in you be the reason for your Easter celebration. He who has the Son has life. -1 John 5:12 Easter Reflection Josef Pieper once remarked that the human capacity for festivity arises from the ability to affirm all creation as good-from the ability to embrace, in one resounding yes, the length and breath, the heights and depths of our experience in this world. We can hear this yes in Mozart s music-the play of light and shadow in the later piano concerti; the poignant song of an oboe rising above a steady pulse in a divertimento for winds. We can hear it in the delighted squeals of a child as its face is licked by the moist tongue and hot breath of a new puppy. We can hear it in the contented, prayerful whispers of an elderly woman-full of love, grace and years-as she prepares to meet death with quiet courage and dignity. Saying yes to all of life, letting all of it in-that is festivity s sustaining source. But there s the rub. Few of us can say yes to anything for very long. We live, after all, in an intensely mobile culture of fast food, faster cars, disposable diapers and planned obsolescence. Our greatest goal (as Andy Warhol once quipped) is to be famous for fifteen minutes. Small wonder that many in our society feel so isolated and lonely, so unable to connect, so incapable of forming relationships that last. Small wonder, too, that as a people we find ourselves increasingly bored, angry and violent-enraged and terrified by the awful emptiness that seems to stretch in every direction around us. Given such cultural conditions, the Christian celebration of the blessed Pentecost will strike many as mad indeed. Fifty days of dwelling in the paschal mystery! Fifty days of surrendering in joyful faith and love as the Spirit of God takes possession of our lives! Fifty days of mystagogy, of walking with the neophytes ever more deeply into the baptismal mysteries of death and resurrection. Good heaven! What an order! One reason why such a prolonged celebration strikes us as difficult-if not downright absurd-is that we tend to link feasts and holidays with mindless hoopla. Party time, for many, is an invitation to obliterate consciousness, to get wasted, to veg out, to forget. But, a season of Christian festival is precisely the opposite. It is a time of intensified consciousness, finely tuned awareness, awakened memory. The great fifty days of Pentecost are not an unwelcome, unrealistic, obligation to party on, even if we don t feel like it, but an invitation to explore more deeply the weather of the heart, to awaken our memory of God s presence and power in our lives, to look more closely at all the rich and varied textures of creation. In short, Pentecost is a season for learning how to say yes in a culture that wants to keep on saying no. Taken from The Blessed Pentecost, Nathan Mitchell, in Assembly, Vol. 20:1. Notre Dame Center for Liturgy, Notre Dame, IN.

3 Metanoia Young Adult Events Metanoia serves young adult Catholics in their 20 s and 30 s. Tuesday, Apr. 18, 7 p.m.-theology on Tap at Appalachian Brewing Company, Collegeville. Tuesday, Apr. 25, 7:30 p.m.-bible Study at Corpus Christi, Lansdale. Contact metanoiayoungadults@gmail.com. Information Session An information session for our Parish Pastoral Council nominees will be held Tuesday, Apr. 18, at 7 p.m. in the Parish Center. Mass of Appreciation In recognition of our parish staff and volunteers, a Mass of Appreciation will be celebrated Wednesday, April 19, at 7 p.m. followed by a reception with light refreshments in Grady Hall. Sensory Friendly Mass The Kinney Center at St. Joseph s University is hosting a Mass experience geared toward those with sensory issues on Sunday, Apr. 23, at 9:00 a.m. Registration and full details are available at kinneyautism.sju.edu/mass. Ancient Order of Hibernians The Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) will join us for their Annual Communion Mass next Sunday, Apr. 23, at 9:30 a.m. Religious Education Program Registration Our parish Religious Education Program (REP) is accepting registrations for the year until Monday, Apr. 24. Forms are available by ing rep@eol.comcastbiz.net and should be printed, completed and returned along with payment/fees made payable to Epiphany of Our Lord Church and mailed to: Religious Education Office 3050 Walton Road Plymouth Meeting, PA Families must be registered in our parish or have permission from the parish where they are registered. A Baptismal Certificate is required for all new students. Contact Linda DiCampli, Coordinator, at (215) or visit the website for more information. St. John the Baptist Parish Gathering St. John the Baptist Parish, Manayunk, will hold a Parish on the Park event Sunday, May 7, beginning with Mass as 11 a.m., followed by a reception in Pretzel Park. Cost is $20/person; $5/child 10 and under. Tickets can be purchased online at eventbrite.com/e/parish-on-the-park-tickets For more information, contact the parish at (215) x10. Spiritual Baby Shower The Respect Life Committee will begin its annual Spiritual Baby Shower the weekend of Apr This year, only donations of gift cards are requested from the following stores: Acme, Babies R Us, BJ s, Boscov s, CVS, Dollar Tree, Giant, Kohl s, Rite Aid, Target, Toys R Us, Walgreens, Walmart and Wawa. Place gift cards in the slot of the receptacle which will be located in the vestibule of church. The gift cards will be collected through the weekend of May 6-7. Catholic Home Missions Appeal Home Missions is the name for dioceses and parishes in the United States, including its territories and former territories, which cannot provide basic pastoral services to Catholics without outside help. A collection to support the Catholic Home Missions will take place the weekend of May 6-7. Religious Education Parent Meeting A parents meeting will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 6, 6:45-8 p.m. in the Parish Center. New families are asked to have at least one parent attend. Contact Linda DiCampli, Coordinator, at (215) or visit the website for more information. Youth Group Our parish has an active ministry to our youth grades 6-12 which meets monthly. Visit the parish website and select Upcoming Events from the Youth tab to check out the upcoming events. Excerpts from a Letter from Bishop Joseph F. Martino The purpose of my letter is two-fold. First, I want to extend my prayerful best wished to you and your parish as we prepare to celebrate the glory of Easter. May every grace of this beautiful season be with you and your loved ones. Second, I want to offer my sincere gratitude to you and your parish staff for the generosity and kind hospitality shown to me during my visit to confer the Sacrament of Confirmation in March. Your warm welcome made my brief visit very pleasant. Thank you again for your kindness to me and please keep me in your prayers as we meditate on the Paschal Mystery during these holy days in the Church. Asking God to bless you and keep you well, Sincerely in Our Lord, Most Rev. Joseph F. Martino Bishop Emeritus of Scranton

4 STATE OF THE PARISH ADDRESS by Father Quindlen Apr. 2, 2017 As we draw near to the end of our annual Lenten journey of prayer, fasting and almsgiving in preparation for the solemn and sacred liturgies of Holy Week and Easter, and after consultation with our Parish Pastoral and Finance Councils, our Parish Business Manager and Parish Office Staff, I offer you the following State of the Parish Address. Thank you for your faith in God, your commitment to the Church, and your loyalty to our parish. I am grateful for your responsible stewardship of time, talent and treasure. And, I appreciate your collaboration in my priestly life and ministry as we aspire to serve the needs of our parish and our community. May God reward your generous spirit. On your behalf, we say thank you to Father Kelly for sharing his priestly life and ministry with us. And, we thank our deacons for sharing with us their ministry of the liturgy, the Word and charity. We also express our gratitude to the members of our advisory bodies the Parish Finance Council and the Parish Pastoral Council; and, the leaders and members of our parish committees, organizations and liturgical ministries; likewise, our Coordinator of Religious Education, catechists and aides and our Parish Youth Minister; also, our Director of Music and our Maintenance Supervisor; in addition, our Administrative Assistant and our Coordinator of Internet Technology who staff our Parish Office. On behalf of the Governing Board of Pastors and our four partner parishes, we acknowledge the faculty, administration and staff of Holy Rosary Regional Catholic School. Mrs. Hoban, founding principal, who is presently pursuing studies for her doctoral degree in education, five years ago embraced the daunting challenge, formidable task and awesome responsibility of forming one faculty from three schools, and uniting those students together with Conshohocken Catholic Elementary School students, when our parish was chosen by the Archdiocese as the site for the new regional school. The Governing Board, Principal, and School Business Manager meet quarterly. The lay leadership representative of our parish community, in the persons of our Parish Pastoral Council members, began the current academic year meeting with Parish Finance Council members and the leaders of our parish committees and organizations, along with our Parish Office staff. At that meeting and subsequent meetings, I identified for discussion, discernment, debate and deliberation the following pastoral concerns: Forty Hours Devotion, October Count, Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Service, 60th Anniversary celebration, Parish Pastoral Council nomination and election process, Washing of the Feet on Holy Thursday, Mass of Appreciation and reception for volunteers and staff, and Adoration Chapel. Our annual October Count, which I graph in our parish bulletin for your information, reveals that in October 2004, an average of 1600 worshipers attended Mass here on the weekend. In 2016, an average of 750 worshipers attended Mass here on a weekend. Our annual Forty Hours Devotion last October hosted guest speaker Monsignor Majoros, pastor of the partnered parishes of Sacred Heart, Clifton Heights, and St. Charles Borromeo, Drexel Hill. Monsignor Majoros was the only priest of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia designated by Pope Francis as a Missionary of Mercy for the Year of Mercy. We hosted a reception with him in the Parish Center after devotions. We also hosted the annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Service, sponsored by the Plymouth-Whitemarsh Ministerium. Rabbi Ettman of Congregation Or Ami in Lafayette Hill preached the homily. We hosted a reception in Grady Hall following the service. Our ministerium includes two Catholic churches, congregations from five other Christian denominations, a synagogue, a Quaker Meeting House and a Community Support Center. We spiritual leaders meet over lunch on the third Thursday of the month in the Plymouth Meeting Mall at Church on the Mall. We colleagues in ministry, who are called by God to lead, teach and serve you, respect one another s faith traditions, enjoy one another s company, and encounter one another in sincere dialogue and lively discussions.

5 STATE OF THE PARISH ADDRESS CONT D This past week we visited the North Penn Mosque in Lansdale for an interfaith dialogue followed by congregational prayers. The mosque also holds educational programs, social activities and peace efforts of all faiths in conformity with the teachings of Islam. Muslims pray five times a day, comparable to the five times a day we Catholic Christians pray the Roman Ritual s Divine Office, also called the Liturgy of the Hours. We clergy are obliged to prayer daily the Office of Readings (Matins), Morning Prayer (Lauds), Daytime Prayer (either Midmorning, Midday or Midafternoon), Evening Prayer (Vespers) and Night Prayer (Compline). Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the world s three religions that believe in one God, all trace our origin to Abraham, our father in faith, as we refer to him in the Roman Canon the first of our four Eucharistic Prayers. On the occasion of our 60th Anniversary on Jan. 6, we thanked and praised God for his blessings, favors and graces to our parish. We are grateful to those who prepared the celebration and those who participated in the celebration throughout the day, joined us for Evening Prayer and Benediction, and attended the reception in Grady Hall. January a year ago, Pope Francis directed that the full meaning of the Washing of the Feet on Holy Thursday might be expressed to those who participate, so that pastors may select a small group of the faithful to represent the variety and the unity of each part of the people of God. Such small groups can be made up of men and women, and it is appropriate that they consist of people young and old, healthy and sick, clerics, consecrated men and women and laity. We look forward to our Mass of Appreciation on Wednesday of Easter Week to thank our volunteers and staff for their commitment to assist us. This past month we celebrated the 19th Anniversary of Perpetual Adoration in our Adoration Chapel. In the centerspread of our parish bulletin for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, on the occasion of our annual Forty Hours Devotion, we featured an Adoration Chapel update including an introduction, history, renovations and additions proposed in 2000, regulations for exposition of the Holy Eucharist, and the four-part rite of Eucharistic Exposition and Benediction. We published then, and weekly since then, the hours that the Blessed Sacrament is left unattended. According to the Vatican s Congregation for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments, the 2004 Instruction on the Eucharist (Redemptionis Sacramentum) insisted: Still, the Most Holy Sacrament, when exposed, must never be left unattended even for the briefest space of time. It shall therefore be arranged that at least some of the faithful always be present at fixed times, even if they take alternating turns. Since our parish is no longer in compliance with that Vatican directive, and, therefore, we can no longer provide a secure building and safe environment for adorers 24 hours day, seven days a week, we need to address the situation. Our archdiocesan Office for Parish Service and Support, after reviewing our Annual Parish Financial Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2015, contacted me that summer to request a meeting. That office offers guidance on parish operations for budgeting, accounting and financial reporting regarding archdiocesan policies, procedures and best practices. In attendance at the meeting in our rectory were the director of the Office of Parish Service and Support and a staff member, the director of our archdiocesan Human Resources Office, a parish staff member, a Parish Finance Council member and myself. The offices informed us that of the 45 parishes whose annual budget was between $1M and $1.5M, we had the highest percentage ratio of employee salaries to operating income. The offices recommended that I restructure our parish staff to achieve long-term viability. Subsequently, I attended several meetings at our Archdiocesan Pastoral Center with the director of those offices and their staff members. I accepted their recommendations and began by reducing the position of Parish Business Manager to part-time; and, hiring our present Parish Business Manager, Paul Harvitz. Paul is also Parish Business Manager part-time at St. Helena s Parish in Olney, where he assists the pastor who was also given responsibility for the neighboring property of Incarnation of Our Lord, when that parish closed. He has experience collaborating with the archdiocesan offices I previously mentioned, and participates in diocesan-sponsored parish business manager meetings. He has assisted me in restructuring seven other positions on our staff. Since the two car traffic accident happened on our property in December, resulting in the loss of our outdoor sign, our Parish Business Manager, after receiving the police report, is collaborating with the insurance company of the drivers, claims adjusters, sign companies, landscapers, and a construction company. We appreciate your patience during litigation as we continue to negotiate a settlement and await the outcome removing the debris, restoring the landscaping and replacing the sign. We are most grateful that neither driver sustained serious injury.

6 Boy Scouts Adventure! Leadership! Values! Advancement! Troop 117 serves boys ages 10 through 17 from the Whitpain, Plymouth Meeting, Whitemarsh, and Conshohocken areas by preparing boys for life. The troop meets Thursdays year round at 7 p.m. in Grady Hall. By imagining, planning then doing their own service projects, Boy Scouts learn the value of hard work, and experience the thrill of seeing it pay off. Add in outdoor adventures and scouting gives boys all the experience they need to become men. All Troop activities are conducted under the supervision of at least two trained adult leaders. The Scoutmaster and Assistant Scoutmasters have all undergone the Youth Protection training required by Boy Scouts of America. Parents are always welcome to participate in Troop activities. The Troop welcomes boys of all ability levels and interests. Contact the Scoutmaster: Roger Milton at rgm1@msn.com or visit Why Get Involved in the Parish? Our parish is our church family so, come, get to know us! There are many ministries in our parish that are looking for new members and getting involved is the perfect way to give back or get to know other parishioners. From decorating for the holidays to reading at Mass (Lectors); from playing music at Mass to working with our youth, you can find a way to use your God-given talents! Visit the parish website and select Ministries and Organizations under the About Us tab. Stewardship is a way of life. Tithing is God s Plan for Giving. Our Sunday Offering 4/2 $ 17,291 Last Year s Offering $ 14,321 Children s Offering $ 18 Thank you for your continued support! Electronic Giving Our E-giving program allows parishioners to select the dates and amounts they wish to give ahead of time. Simply fill out the form, available at Select E-Giving from the Supporting the Parish drop down menu, print, complete and return to the parish office. MASS INTENTIONS Monday, Apr. 17 8:30 a.m. Rita Haarmeyer Tuesday, Apr. 18 8:30 a.m. Heather Elizabeth Warren Wednesday, Apr. 19 8:30 a.m. Raymond & Margaret Rochow Thursday, Apr. 20 8:30 a.m. Margaret Storti Friday, Apr. 21 8:30 a.m. John Jack Phipps Saturday, Apr. 22 8:30 a.m. Mary & Joseph Velten Adoration Chapel Votive Candles are Dedicated for: Apr. 16 Maryanne Koehler Apr. 16 Jack Phipps The Respect Life Rose For the week of Apr. 16 is for Mary Mack The rose was placed on the Altar in front of The Blessed Mother From the Pastor: A Christianity which does little in practice, while incessantly explaining its teachings, is dangerously unbalanced. - Pope Francis in Philadelphia, 2015 From the Children: Cleaned my room. Went to Mass. Put laundry away. Cleaned the door. Prepared for First Holy Communion. I was nice. Lily s Gift Lily s Gift is a network of parents and professionals who have experienced or worked closely with poor prenatal diagnoses providing support to couples. For support, contact (215) For more information about Lily s Gift, visit lilysgift.org. Pregnancy Hotline Pregnant and need help? Call or text the hotline at , 24/7, for assistance with pro-life options, supportive counseling and other resources. Please Pray for the Sick Parishioners listed in bold. Miriam Beaumont Dave Marks Bill Teti Names will remain on the Sick List for one calendar month. Contact the Parish Office to update Epiphany the of list. Our Lord Church - Apr. 16, 2017 Easter

7 Epiphany of Our Lord Church 3050 Walton Rd., Plymouth Meeting, PA ~ epiphanyofourlord.com ~ epiphanych@comcast.net Pastoral Staff Rev. Joseph J. Quindlen, Pastor Rev. James J. Kelly, In Residence (Retired) Permanent Deacons Emil J. Wernert Michael Pascarella, Jr. Kenneth P. Clancy (Retired) Joel M. Ziff, (Retired) š Office Staff Business Manager, Paul Harvitz Director of Music, Constance M. Steuer Admin. Assistant, JoAnn O Connor IT Coordinator, Nicole Zimmerman Maintenance Super., Anthony R. Mashaintonio ššššš Religious Education Staff rep@eol.comcastbiz.net; (215) Coordinator, Linda DiCampli Admin. Assistant, Donna Descano Youth Ministry Staff ymmin@eol.comcastbiz.net; (215) Coordinator, Kevin Kozeniewski Holy Rosary Regional Catholic School (610) Walton Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA Lisa S. Hoban: Principal lhoban@holyrosaryregional.com Beth Sheldon: Admin. Assistant bsheldon@holyrosaryregional.com Mass Schedule Saturday 5 p.m. Vigil Sunday 7:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m., & 11:30 a.m. Daily 8:30 a.m. Monday to Saturday Holydays 7 p.m. Vigil, 8:30 a.m., 12:05 & 7 p.m. Confessions Saturday 3:30-4:30 p.m. & by appointment Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. & by appointment Closed for lunch: 12 p.m.-1 p.m. Saturday: By appointment only Sunday: By appointment only A mail slot is located in the front door of the rectory. Parish Office Requests To register in the parish, arrange for a baptism, or request a Certificate of Eligibility for sponsorship at Baptism or Confirmation, contact the Parish Office during office hours at epiphanych@comcast.net. Also, please advise our office staff of any change of address, telephone number or family status. Anointing of the Sick First Saturday of the month during 8:30 a.m. Mass or by request. Please notify the rectory as soon as possible when any parishioner becomes seriously ill or is admitted to the hospital. Baptism Baptisms are celebrated after the 11:30 a.m. Mass on Sundays upon request. Both first-time parents need to attend a Pre-Jordan class, which is held the first Wednesday of every month. Pre-Registration for the class is required by contacting the Parish Office. Sponsors not from Epiphany are required to submit a Certificate of Eligibility from their parish two weeks prior to the Baptism. Marriage Notify the priest of your intention to marry at least six months before the date of the wedding to assure sufficient preparation and to arrange for Pre-Cana sessions. Miraculous Medal Perpetual Novena After 8:30 a.m. Mass every Saturday. Holy Communion for the Sick and Homebound Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are available to bring Communion to the sick and homebound. Call the Parish Office at (610) to provide the office staff with the name, address and phone number of the sick or homebound parishioner. Advertising Sales DO YOU HAVE SALES EXPERIENCE AND ENJOY CALLING ON LOCAL BUSINESSES? WE MAY HAVE AN IDEAL POSITION FOR YOU. FULL TIME AVAILABLE $45K TO $60K EARNING POTENTIAL BECOME AN ADVERTISING SALESPERSON FOR J.S. PALUCH COMPANY, NATIONAL PUBLISHER OF CHURCH BULLETINS. Excellent Commission Compensation Program Medical Benefits, 401K, Life & Disability Insurance Available If interested, call Kirk Durham x209 or resume to durhamk@jspaluch.com EOE Following Jesus Every Day: GOSPEL MEDITATIONS FOR DAILY LIVING Ninety days worth of Gospel verses and reflections including a meditation, a prayer, a simple activity for the day and a related verse from the Old Testament. Ideal for Lent and Eastertime, or for any time of year! Epiphany of Our Lord Church (B) Check It Out Today! Please Cut Out This Thank You Ad and Present It The Next Time You Patronize One of Our Advertisers Thank you for advertising in our church bulletin. I am patronizing your business because of it! Medical Alert System $29.95/Mo. billed quarterly One Free Month No Long-Term Contract Price Guarantee Easy Self Installation Call Today! Toll Free Saint Margaret Sunday Missal Designed to be Your Personal Prayer Companion Readings Reflections Prayers In Stock & Ready to Order Today. CALL OR ORDER ONLINE. $ The Most Complete Online National Directory of Catholic Parishes through 2030 If You Live Alone You Need LIFEWatch! 24 Hour Protection at HOME and AWAY! Ambulance Police Fire FREE Shipping FREE Activation Friends/FamilyNO Long Term Contracts Solutions as Low as $1a Day! SPECIAL OFFER: FREE LIFEWatch Shoppers Tote with your order CALL NOW! WHY IS IT A man wakes up after sleeping under an ADVERTISED blanket on an ADVERTISED mattress and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas bathes in an ADVERTISED shower shaves with an ADVERTISED razor brushes his teeth with ADVERTISED toothpaste washes with ADVERTISED soap puts on ADVERTISED clothes drinks a cup of ADVERTISED coffee drives to work in an ADVERTISED car and then.... refuses to ADVERTISE believing it doesn t pay. Later if business is poor he ADVERTISES it for sale. WHY IS IT? For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

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