Church of Saint Philip Neri Pennsburg, PA December 30, 2018

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1 Church of Saint Philip Neri Pennsburg, PA December 30, 2018 Rev. Robert A. Roncase, Pastor Deacon Michael J. Franks Deacon Patrick J. Kennedy Deacon Mark J. Meinzer, Retired Rev. Edmond J. Speitel, Pastor Emeritus Rev. John J. Scarcia, Pastor Emeritus Locke Highleyman, Business Manager Shirley Misiak, Office Manager Catherine E. Faust, Director of Music Wendy Benner, Coordinator of PREP/Religious ED Joan Lampart, Coordinator of Parish Outreach Tom Dewees, Director Catholic Family Life Center Dianne Linden, Administrative Assistant CFLC Anita Fuhs, Youth Minister Parish Phone Numbers: Rectory Youth Ministry Religious Education/PREP Catholic Family Life Center Parish Hall Parish Outreach Fax Numbers: Rectory Religious Education/PREP Catholic Family Life Center Church & Rectory Address: 1325 Klinerd Rd; Pennsburg Hours: 9:30 AM 4:30 PM Address: Website Address: Parish Outreach Religious Education Office Hours: 26 E. Sixth Street, East Greenville, PA Monday & Friday: Offices are closed Tuesday and Thursday: 8:00 AM 4:00 PM Wednesday: 12:00 PM 8:00 PM address: Neri Center Address 575 Main Street, East Greenville, PA Catholic Family Life Center Address 26 E. Sixth Street, East Greenville, PA address: Website Address: Youth Ministry Office hours: (East Greenville) Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Wednesday: 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm address: youthministry@spnparish.org ROSARY: Prayed in the Chapel Monday s at 1:00 PM EUCHARISTIC ADORATION in St. Anne Chapel Monday Friday: 9:00 am - 7:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM FIRST FRIDAY 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM followed by Benediction. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS For a floral arrangement to be placed at the altar, please call the rectory. SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass 5:00 PM Sunday 7:30 AM; 10:00 AM Holy Day Masses as announced WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE - St. Anne Chapel The Chapel is open Monday thru Saturday until 7:00 PM for your visits to the Blessed Sacrament. Daily Mass is celebrated in the Chapel attached to the rectory: NO Communion Service or Mass on Monday s. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 8:00 AM CONFESSIONS Saturdays: 4:00 4:45 PM or: at the Rectory BY APPOINTMENT. BAPTISMS: Please call the Rectory to schedule. 2 nd Sunday Baptisms are held at the 10 AM Mass 3 rd Sunday Baptisms are held at 11:30 AM SPONSORS: Sponsors for Baptism and Confirmation need to be at least 16 years of age, be baptized and receive the Sacraments of Communion and Confirmation, attend Mass weekly, and if married, be in a valid Marriage. PRE-JORDAN CLASSES Call the Rectory Office to schedule. MARRIAGES Arrangements should be made at least SIX MONTHS before the date of the wedding. NEW PARISHIONERS Stop by or call the rectory between 9:30 am - 4:30 pm Also, children who turn 26 years of age or complete higher education and continue to reside within our area should become individually registered parishioners. SHUT-INS Call the Parish Outreach Office. SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK Call the Rectory Office.

2 OUR PARISH MISSION STATEMENT We are the Catholic Parish Community of St. Philip Neri, answering Christ's call to discipleship through Word, Sacrament and Service. We proclaim God's hope and love to all. Serving at Mass January 6 Extraordinary Ministers Lectors 5:00 PM Linda Benko L. Franks Dave Boone G. Plosa Priest Deacon Doug DiTondo Linda DiTondo 7:30 AM Jo Ellen Carr B. Bowser Mary R. Giambrone C. Bowser Priest Deacon Lori Brozena Judith Doherty 10:00 AM Christine Adelsberger H. Brodlo Steve Adelsberger M. Brodlo Priest Deacon Terry Benner Wendy Benner Leonette Nicolaou Amanda Charlton Kevin Charlton Maryanne Charlton Bob Brennan Eleanor Brennan December 30, 2018 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph Monday, December 31 8:00 AM William Cuggy, (Paul & Maureen Moser) 9:00 AM 7:00 PM Adoration in the Chapel 5:00 PM Vigil Mass for the Solemnity of Mary Robert A. Roncase Sr. Tuesday, January 1 7:30 AM Dennis Welsh (Tony Bauer) 10:00 AM Michael Higgins Jr. (Rose Devitt; Tom Devitt & Joanna Zappala) NO Adoration Wednesday, January 2, Saints Basil the Great & Saint Gregory Nazianzen 8:00 AM Anna Maria DiGuiseppe, (Connie Parke) 9:00 AM 7:00 PM Adoration in the Chapel Thursday, January 3, The Most Holy Name of Jesus 8:00 AM June Gardian, (Stephen Gardian) 9:00 AM 7:00 PM Adoration in the Chapel First Friday, January 4, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton 9:00 AM Third Anniversary, Karl Heebner (Kitty Heebner) 10:00 AM 7:00 PM Adoration in the Chapel Saturday, January 5, Saint John Neumann 10:00 AM 4:00 PM Adoration in the Chapel 5:00 PM Living & Deceased Members of the Parish January 6, 2019 The Epiphany of The Lord 7:30 AM Anthony & Rita Sammartino, (John & Theresa Gilmore) 10:00 AM Kathleen Amico, (Edward & Ginny Hazelett) WE INVITE YOUR PRAYERS For the sick, those in hospitals, nursing homes, also for their caregivers; and all those we hold close in our hearts. Please pray in particular for: Francis Henry & Michael Quigley. For those who have died, grant them eternal rest and peace. PARISH NEWS SUNDAY COLLECTIONS December 17, 2017 December 16, 2018 Envelopes: $ 5, $ 5, Online: 1, , Loose: Children: Total: $ 8, $ 7, The collections for December 23 rd ; December 30 th ; & January 6, 2019 will be published in the January 13, 2019 Bulletin. Because of the Christmas Holiday schedule, our publisher requires early transmission. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS January 2019 Solemnity of Mary, Catholic Relief Services; & SPN 100 th Anniversary Celebration.

3 HOUSE BLESSINGS House Blessings may be arranged by calling or ing Shirley at the rectory Monday Friday: Your request will then be recorded and then forwarded to one of the Deacons who will call to schedule a visit. CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS 2018 Please call or the Rectory Office at: ofcmgr@spnparish.org. Statements are mailed upon request only. Give a St. Philip Neri Perpetual Memorial For a donation of $50 or more, there is a beautiful Folder recording the gift and donor to be presented to the family. In memory of Richard Fronheiser; requested by: Louise Fronheiser and Friends from KNOLL Inc. 50/50 DRAWING Just a reminder... about the 50/50 Drawing! Tickets are $20/each and the first drawing date will be on Bingo Sunday February 3, 2019 in the Parish Hall. Total ticket sales are limited to 1,000 tickets; make checks payable to St. Philip Neri Parish. Four equal prizes of $2,500 dollars each if ALL tickets are sold; prize amounts will be adjusted if ALL tickets are NOT sold. Each prize amount equal to one-quarter of 50-percent of all ticket sales. Up to 4 chances to win on each ticket: Winning ticket stubs will be returned to the Drawing Drum after 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd Draw. Possibility of winning up to four times. You can purchase tickets at Mass or the Rectory Office between 10AM & 4:30PM. COME-N-GO BINGO St. Philip Neri Parish Hall FREE ADMISSION Saturday January 19, 2019 Doors open at 6PM; games begin at 6:30PM Cost: $.25/game 50/50 Cash pots Special bonus and gift prize pots Menu: hot/cold foods; drinks If you bring a non-perishable item to benefit Open Link, you play two free games of bingo! Sponsored by KOC 6614 FREE THROW CONTEST Saint Philip Neri Parish Hall Monday January 21, 2019 Registration begin at 6:30 PM This contest is for boys and girls ages nine (9) thru fourteen (14) years of age. Any questions: call Steve at: Sponsored by KOC 6614 SPN CFLC NEWS There are upcoming programs through the end of January! Registration is required by going to: CFLC: January 16 non-perishable donations request for Mother of Mercy House in Philadelphia. These items feed the poor and homeless in the Kensington and Allegheny neighborhoods. We are requesting the following for our JANUARY16 delivery: Dry cereal Pasta and sauce Peanut butter and jelly Items can be dropped off Mon-Fri 8:30am-3:30pm at the CFLC, 26 E. 6 th St., East Greenville (phone ahead ); before/after Mass in the vestibule donation box at St. Philip Neri, 1325 Klinerd Rd., Pennsburg; or phone and we will be happy to pick up your donation. Monday: January 14, 2019 Suicide QPR: Question, Persuade, Refer Training offered by Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Taskforce 7:00 8:30 pm St. Philip Neri Parish Hall Cost: FREE. See Flyer in parish bulletin. JOYFUL HEART LOUNGE AND LIBRARY: FREE rental of DVD Blu-Ray movies previously shown at CFLC! Browse books, periodicals and magazines Children s area with books, coloring, and DVDs. Free religious articles including rosaries, medals, etc. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am 3:30 pm and one hour before/during evening programs. You may also phone for a special appointment. We have an opening for a volunteer library assistant position which includes: Greet visitors and orient them with library offerings;

4 organization and logging incoming/outgoing books and periodicals; assisting in program registrations, suggesting ideas for growing the library, etc. Please phone Tom Dewees at or PREP/RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CALENDAR January 2 January 9 January 16 January 23 January 30 February 6 February 13 February 20 February 27 March 6: Ash Wednesday; Mass at Church. Attendance will be taken March 13 March 20 March 27 April 3 April 10 April 17 April 24: Last class Sunday: April 28 First Holy Communion SPN YOUTH GROUP CALENDAR January 6th: Life Night 6-7:30PM Location: TBD January 13 th : Service* after 10AM Mass January 20 th : Life Night 6-7:30PM. Location TBD February 3 rd : NO Meeting February 17 th : Life Night 6-7:30PM. Location TBD March 3 rd : Life Night 6-7:30PM. Location TBD March 17 th : St. Patrick s Party 5:30-7:30PM. Location TBD. Welcoming incoming 7 th Grade. March 31 st : 5 th Sunday Movie Night! April 7 th : Life Night 6-7:30PM. Location TBD. April 10 th : Service* after 10AM Mass April 21 st : NO meeting May 5 th : 10AM Youth Church July 19 th -21 st : Steubenville Conference. All students going into 9 th Grade are eligible ARCHDIOCESAN NEWS All Catholics of the greater Philadelphia area are invited to attend a monthly holy hour of prayer before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament to ask for His mercy upon His Church in this moment of profound crisis. We come to make reparation for our own sins and those of our bishops and priests. We come also in confident hope that from Christ s superabounding mercy will come the purification, healing and restoration of holiness for which we long. Location: Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, Philadelphia. Visit archphila.org/vigil Tuesday, January 1, 2019, 12 Midnight Event: Midnight Mass for New Year's and the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God. The Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul invites you to celebrate the New Year and the feast of Our Lady at Midnight Mass. This Solemn Mass will take place in the Cathedral Chapel. Location: Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, Philadelphia. Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 7pm Event: St. Genevieve Parish Pro-Life Lecture The pro-life community rightfully focuses on Roe v. Wade. But whether Roe is reversed or not, our pro-life goal won t be achieved unless we convert the culture, the work primarily of the laity. The lecture will focus on the role of the laity & offer suggestions on the ways we can best work to convert the culture, especially on life issues. Speaker: Marie Joseph, Founding Executive Director of Legacy of Life Foundation & Women s Crisis Pregnancy Centers. Location: St. Genevieve Parish Church, 1225 Bethlehem Pike, Flourtown, PA To Learn More Contact: St. Genevieve Rectory or rectory@stgensparish.c... Saturday, January 12, 2019, 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Event for Women: Pope John Paul II High School A Day of Healing with You are Made New Ministry Do you struggle with anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, self-doubt, self-criticism? Come! Let the Lord meet you right where you are and guide you forward. Retreat activities include inspiring talks, community-building, healing prayer, personal reflection, music and more.

5 This is a wonderful opportunity for any woman seeking healing and freedom from adverse patterns or habits - of body, mind, and emotion in order to live fully in the love and freedom that the Lord desires for us. Facilitators: De Yarrison CPCC & Father Stephen DeLacy.Register: AN INVITATION! Tuesday January 8, 2019: 11:00 AM 12:00 PM. Information Session: Learn More about ChristLife and ReEngaged Ministries. The Office for the New Evangelization is pleased to invite you to an information session with Pete Ascosi, Assistant Director of the Christlife Evanelization ministry and Dan Tarrant from ReEngaged Ministries. They will be offering an introductory Presentation about these two excellent Ministries for parishes. Location is Saint Rose of Lima Parish in North Wales. For more information go to View the invitation. If you plan to attend, RSVP to Frank Novak at fnovak@comcast.net: MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Other ONE Events for 2019 Saturdays: March 23 & March 30 from 8:30AM 2:30 PM. Event is Unbound Basic Ministry Training. This intensive training is for those who wish to be trained to pray with others using the Five Keys of Unbound to help them break free of spiritual burdens. We will use the Unbound Basic Ministry Training Videos from Heart of the Father Ministries along with discussion and Q&A facilitated by members of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Unbound Prayer Team. Location is St. Margaret Parish Annex in Narberth. More information: Participants attend both days cost is $15 dollars. A spiritual reference person is required for all participants. Go to: View the flyer for more details. Friday: April 5 from 9:00AM 12:00 PM. Event is Spiritual Multiplication Workshop. Come learn what it takes to form disciples who are equipped to form other disciples, igniting a chain reaction of disciple-making in your parish. This workshop, presented to the experienced evangelizers from Catholic Christian Outreach is relevant for clergy, religious, parish leaders and interested individuals. It will cover topics such as: How to foster parish growth by cultivating a climate of spiritual multiplication. Shifting from investing in programs to investing in people. The art of intentional accompaniment. The five spiritual thresholds and how to engage people who are living in a post-christian culture. Location at St. Thomas of Villanova Auditorium in Bryn Mawr. Speaker is Amber Zolc Coordinator of Parish Outreach, Catholic Christian Outreach. Metanoia January 2019: Social Event TBD AREA NEWS Tuesday: January 8 Bible Study at St. Rose of Lima in North Wales. Tuesday: January 15 Theology on Appalachian Brewing Co., in Collegeville. Doors open at 7PM; talks start at 7:30PM Tuesday: January 22 Holy Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Parish in North Wales. Saturday: January 26 Service Cradles to Crayons in Conshohocken. (**Pre-registration is required)** An Offer of Prayer from the MSBT Sisters A Gift of Prayer: In gratitude for the joy of serving in your Parish in years past, and in celebration of one hundred years of service to the Church, we, the Missionary Sisters of the Most Blessed Trinity (Trinitarians) would like to offer to pray for anyone who requests it. You may send your prayer requests to prayer@msbt.org or, you may write to us at: Centennial 3501 Solly Avenue Philadelphia Visit us at: msbt.org. Our sisters look forward to this opportunity of providing Ministry of Prayer.

6 Invest just five minutes a day, and your faith will deepen and grow a day at a time. Sunday, Dec 30, 2018 FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY, AND JOSEPH Resume the conversation It happens all the time: The younger generation departs from traditional ways, while the older one wrings its hands and predicts the end of the world. The kids are abandoning our values, mistrusting our institutions, taking terrible risks, and setting out in a dark direction! Without a doubt, the turnover of each generation is the end of a world that is, the one the rest of us knew, built, and got comfortable in. Each family has to keep the lines of communications open, so that wisdom gets passed on and change becomes less scary. Holy families keep the conversation going. TODAY'S READINGS: Sirach 3:2-6, or 1 Samuel 1:20-22, 24-28; Colossians 3:12-21 or 3:12-17 or 1 John 3:1-2, 21-24; Luke 2:41-52 (17). Why were you looking for me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father s house? expand the church s influence and dedicate many churches, including the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome. Take time to consider your own legacy of faith today, and then raise a glass for all the forgotten Christians who put their faith into practice in each generation. TODAY'S READINGS: 1 John 2:18-21; John 1:1-18 (204). All things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came into being. Tuesday, Jan 01, 2019 SOLEMNITY OF MARY, HOLY MOTHER OF GOD / OCTAVE DAY OF THE NATIVITY Make a free and fresh beginning Turning a new page on the calendar always invites a fresh perspective even more so when it s a brandnew calendar! So lose your chains. You re invited today to let go of the old year, both what we have done and what we have failed to do. Time to give and receive pardon for offenses. Time to craft resolutions and adopt new habits. Time to become people of justice and peace. On this eighth and final day of Christmas, accept the gift of your true identity: a free child of God, heir to a land of relentless hope. TODAY'S READINGS: Numbers 6:22-27; Galatians 4:4-7; Luke 2:16-21 (18). You are no longer a slave but a child, and if a child then also an heir, through God. Monday, Dec 31, 2018 MEMORIAL OF SYLVESTER I, POPE Old friends remembered On New Year s Eve, tradition has us questioning, rhetorically, whether old friends should be forgotten, but that goes against the grain for Catholics who try as a community to preserve the memory of those who have served the Lord with distinction. Some, like Pope Sylvester I, have rather sparse legacies which is surprising for one of our longest reigning popes ( ). But we do know that he enjoyed the Roman emperor Constantine s favor and was able to Wednesday, Jan 02, 2019 MEMORIAL OF BASIL THE GREAT AND GREGORY NAZIANZUS, BISHOPS, DOCTORS OF THE CHURCH Let your light shine God... wants you to become... lights shining in the world. You are to be radiant lights as you stand beside Christ, the great light, bathed in the glory of him who is the light of heaven, wrote Saint Gregory Nazianzus (329-c. 390), the monk who was an Emily Dickinson of the early church happiest in seclusion writing poetry and theology on the love of God. But his lifelong friend and fellow monk, Saint Basil the

7 Great (c ), was more active than contemplative, talking Gregory into becoming a bishop to help fight heresy. Gregory wasn t cut out for leadership, however. He resigned, resenting Basil for not seeing his true talents. Do we let our own light shine as brightly as it could? TODAY'S READINGS: 1 John 2:22-28; John 1:19-28 (205). I baptize with water. Among you stands one whom you do not know, the one coming after me. Thursday, Jan 03, 2019 MEMORIAL OF THE MOST HOLY NAME OF JESUS What s in a name? How you talk about someone by name shows the regard or lack of it you have for them. God gave the Israelites the commandment: You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. Honoring the name of God, though, means more than not using it casually. It also involves showing respect for the One the name represents. That there is a feast of the Most Holy Name of Jesus should come as no surprise. Devotion to Jesus name goes back many centuries, and the Franciscan saints Bernardine of Siena and John of Capistrano helped to make it popular. Honoring the name honors Jesus the person and his presence in your everyday life. TODAY'S READINGS: 1 John 2:29 3:6; John 1:29-34 (206). Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world. where Protestant-Catholic relations were not all that positive, to put it mildly. Sometimes our life experiences lead us to take actions of which others will disapprove. If we are motivated by charitable love and compassion, however, our inner voice will guide us to make the right decisions, whether we gain the approval of others or not. TODAY'S READINGS: 1 John 3:7-10; John 1:35-42 (207). When Jesus turned and saw them following him, he asked, What are you looking for? " Saturday, Jan 05, 2019 MEMORIAL OF JOHN NEUMANN, BISHOP Striving for greatness English wasn t a second language for John Neumann ( ), it was a seventh or eighth. Along with his native Slovak, he mastered at least six more European languages. As if that weren t enough, when he was bishop of Philadelphia, he saw how Irish immigrants struggled with American English, so he learned Gaelic to help them out. Lots of new arrivals to America have trouble with English. Wouldn t it be saintly if we, like John Neumann, worked to learn a new language so we could help? Greatness, Jesus reminds us, is about serving those in need. Qué bueno! TODAY'S READINGS: 1 John 3:11-21; John 1:43-51 (208). Jesus said to Nathaniel, You will see greater things than these. Friday, Jan 04, 2019 MEMORIAL OF ELIZABETH ANN SETON, RELIGIOUS Losing leads to finding Elizabeth Ann Seton ( ) was canonized in 1975, the first U.S.-born person to be so. Her life was relatively short and filled with more than its share of grief and loss. Always a deeply religious woman, her losses deepened her faith and motivated her to convert to Catholicism as an adult. This was a rather dramatic step to take in early American society,

8 St. Philip Neri Church CHRISTMAS Flower Donations 2018 In Loving Memory of: Robert A. Roncase Sr., Teresa & William Harvey, Mary Roncase, Sister Concetta Marie, I.H.M, Joseph Harvey, Margaret Harvey, Ray & Catherine Shuhler; Thomas Brogan; Ernie Greiss; Rev. Ralph Shuhler, OSA; William & Pearl Greiss; Renninger & Henry families; Joe & Stella Cias; Herman & Rachael Henry; Irwin Yerger; Kenneth Swift Sr.; Brown & Swift families; Joe & Stella Cias; Tim family; Cias family; Anderson & Sailer families; John & Stella Roney; members of the Dykie family; Dana Dioris; Morris Amato; Mildred Giambrone; Mark Giambrone; Pauline Swider; George Swider; Quigley & Fliegel families; Anna Mae Johnson; Anna Sheridan; Dennis M. Krause; Dennis O. Krause; Katrinak family; Moll family; Barbara Benhardt; Gus Benhardt; Andrew & Peggy Mellon; Dorothy Noto; Anthony Noto; Lloyd & Cathryn Rothenberger; deceased members of Quatrani & Enright families; Mary Trebino; Tom Trebino; Mary Nelson; John Nelson; Doris Teremenko; Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Czapkewicz; Mr. & Mrs. G. McMahon; Regina Namowicz; Stan Namowicz Sr., Bertha Kuroski; John & Mary Lawson; Guise Pham Dang; Maria Amy Ma; Jean Boles; Hubert & James Boles; Wilmer Souder; Marjorie Souder; Paul & Carol Stofko; Conrad Kozak; Matt family; Adomovicz family; Mr. & Mrs. John Martin; Carol Shaffer; Tony Cimorelli; Joe Hansen; Betty Desher; Leo Salatino; Lendvay family; John Mcleod; Andreas Nicolaou; Erik Crotzer; Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Melcher; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Smith; Mrs. Norma Smith; Gaetano DiMarco; Theresa DiMarco; Rose McCaffee; William McCaffee; our deceased loved ones; Joseph Verna; Paul & Elizabeth Seitz; Edgar Wetzel; Joseph E. Iski; Joseph L. Iski; Pausic family; Iski family; Rene Albert; E. David Leister; Earl Leister; Raymock family; Kolarcik family; John Katrinak; Kathleen Piepszowski; Joe & Ida Mann; Homer & Arlene Leidy; Helen Mann; Bradley family; Pongia family; Charles H. Hahl; Vivian Hahl; Charles W. Hahl; Anthony & Anna Bogdon; Benjamin & Anna Bogdon; Gebhardt family; Francis Burgert; Michael Burgert; Catherine Burgert; Helen & Clarence Mohr; Michael Mohr; Virginia & Mel Haas; Mr. & Mrs. John Murray; Philip Murray; George & Eleanor Gilde; Alfred & Anna Kaufmann; Angelo & Mary Frank; Rachael Henry; Herman Henry; Irwin Yerger; Michael Quigley; John Johnson; Loretta Johnson; Ted Werdingof; Martha Werdingof; Al & Helen Turansky; Maria Schwemlein; Hans Schwemlein; Jennie Pizza; Betty Watkins; Russell Godshall; Martin Sieber Sr., Helen Sieber, Margaret & Joseph Hughes; Frances & James Pulice; Charles Nicholson; Dr. John Falker; Mrs. Elizabeth Falker; Deceased & Living members of the Bozzelli family; James Edwards; Magdalene Edwards; Rubert Edwards; William & Doris Eckhardt; David Eckhardt; Mary Lou Ditro; Bea Breidenbach; Stephen & Anna Cichocki; Clarence & Ida Reitnauer; Virginia Kelly; George Kelly; Ryan Connell Kelly; Francese Wroblewski; Edward Wroblewski; Thomas Zappala; Edna Zappala; Zappala family; DeFilippo family; Helen Schneider; Gerard Schneider; Dorothy Peters; William Peters; Margaret Pagnotta; Alex Pagnotta; June Moyer; Eleanor Spiese; Angie Pagnotta; James Dykie; Kressirer & Troxell families; Andrew & Catherine Gazo; James Gazo; Larry & Mary Dahm; Jean Giuliano; Marie Stephens; Dahm sisters; Helen &

9 Gerald Mahoney; Irvine Crowe; Grace Mahoney; Helen Mullen; Raymond Mullen; Bill Mattus; Billy Mattus; Frederick Reil; Robert Spencer; Earl Boyer; Helen Boyer; Catherine Gehringer; Joseph F. Gehringer; Attilio Frank; Linda Frank; Mary Rose Doyle; Mary Wallace; Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Olson; Mr. & Mrs. Edward Weber; Dorothy Lewis; Michael Buschinzzo; Rosanna Ciupeh Hoffman; Lily & Joe Morgitan; Janet Gillespie; Carol Wildermuth; Jennifer Welsh; Kenneth Latshaw; Beverly Latshaw; Chad Latshaw; Irwin Yerger; Fred & Annie Yerger; Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Strizziere; Mr. & Mrs. William Gillespie; George & Marie Ovecka; Helen & Sigmund Kazmiroski; Arlene Kazmiroski; George & MaryAnn Ovecka; Tom Smith; Ray & Catherine Carr; William & Agnes Herbison; Joseph & Eleanor Walsh; Judith Ward; Dominic Rodehghiero; Cora Rodeghiero; James Hemphill Sr., Ruth Hemphill; Richard & James Hemphill; Anna Ricket; Victor Rickert Jr., Kerry Rickert; Cynthia Miller Marks; Lottie Anthony Fretz; Raymond Anthony; David Anthony; Abigail Hilbert; Elijah Hilbert; Lester Kemp; June Gardian; Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gardian Sr., Members of Brant family; Elizabeth & Frank Kendra; Frances & Jesse Fonda; Novicki & Fillman families; Anthony Rio; Yolando Rio; John Walsh; Elizabeth Ciampaglia; Julia Travaglini; Robert Kanya; Ruth Wojciechowski; Edward Wojciechowski; Margaret Kanya; Stephen Kanya; William Mooney; Charles & Mary Sailer; Agnes & Charles Sailer; Rosie & Lloyd Van Gorden; Edna & Bill Burnell; Mary & Joe Plakis; Helen Szczybek; Peter Szczybek; Elizabeth Kolb; Jacob Kolb; Peter F. Szczybek; John & Frances Piotrowski; Walter Costick; Mary Costick; Jessia Meyers; Rosemarie Costick; Agnes Pazzia; Ed & Stella Decker; Louise & Charles Bellmar; Al & Helen Pegdon; Helen Bellmar; Evelyn & Norbert McCabe; Thomas Virus; Gerald Cleary; Shirley Cleary; Joseph Bessler; Dorothy Bessler; Mike Bessler; Julie Bessler; Jenny Hurys; Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hurys; Mr. & Mrs. David Allen; Norbert & Shirley Mutter; Robin Mutter; Susan Schicky; Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Curran Sr. & family; Edward Ryan Sr., Earleen DiTondo; Mr. & Mrs. Becker; Katherine Van Lunane, Donald Austin; Engler family; Teti family; Claude BAlduzzi; Angelo & Frances Balduzzi; Bernard & Beulah Schiery; Ed & Ann McColgan; Linda McColgan; McColgan family; Foliwich family; Cummings family; Karen Bowles; Herbert & Barbara Jaman; Amy Ma. In Honor of: Reed family; Naveyah Tryon; David Kedra; Edward Rice family; Edward & Elizabeth Donahue;Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higson; Donations by: Peter Philips; Michael Raab; Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Seifried Jr.; Mr. & Mrs. Victor Diehl; Mr. & Mrs. Dave Proffit; Mr. & Mrs. John Donahue; Robert Ratz; Mr. & Mrs. Matthias Schibinger; Tom Stubits; Mrs. Thanh Walter; Mr. & Mrs. Alwyn Smith; Mr. & Mrs. Gary Amerman; Mr. & Mrs. Vaughn Van Gilson; Bob Schwind; Mr. & Mrs. Dave Moser; Mrs. Judy Smith; Philippina Rizzo; Mr. & Mrs. Randy Boley.

10 SPN SENIOR CLUB LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 23, :30 AM - PARISH HALL LET S PLAY BINGO! One card only - $ 2.00 Reservations are a must: Call Rita Latshaw: Reservation deadline is January 18, 2019 Suggested lunch offering is $5.00 pp REMINDER: Bring all your loose change for the Christmas Coin Jar!