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St. Basil’s Parish OfficeTel. 610-933-2110 * Fax 610-933-0627
[email protected] hours: Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
E-mail Bulletin articles (only) to: [email protected]
St. Basil the Great SchoolMrs. Mary Cronin - Principal
Pre-K, K, Grades 1-8Tel. 610-933-2453 * Fax 610-933-7590 * [email protected]
School closing numbers: SBG (#272), PASD (#856)
Director of Religious EducationMrs. Erin Gauntner
Tel. 610-935-1261 * Fax 610-933-7590 * [email protected] contact the Director of Religious Education to make arrangements to attend R.C.I.A., to arrange Baptisms, Baptismal Preparation Classes, or PREP.
St. Basil the Great Parish2300 Kimberton Rd., P.O. Box 637, Kimberton, PA 19442-0637
Rev. Gary T. Pacitti, M.Div. - Pastor
http://www.StBasils.org
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Very Rev. Richard S. Wyzykiewicz, Sch.P. - Sunday Helper
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AM
Weekday: 8:45 AM
Holy Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
Parish Information
MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil: 5:00 PMSunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AMWeekday: 8:45 AMHoly Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM
Children’s Liturgy: During the 8:30 AM Sunday Mass, September through June.
SACRAMENTSSacrament of Penance - In the Chapel on Saturdays from 4:00-4:30 PM, or by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism - Congratulations! In co-operation with God’s creative love, you have given your child breath and now you wish to give them Real Life through the sacrament of Baptism. You will be your child’s first teacher in the ways of the Faith. To help you prepare for this responsibility, you are expected to participate in a Baptismal Preparation Class.
Pre-Jordan Baptismal Preparation Classes are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM in the school —Prior registration required.
Baptisms are the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month by prior arrangement. Please contact our Director of Religious Education.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick - Please notify the Parish Of-fice when a relative is sick or hospitalized. The sacraments of Pen-ance, Eucharist and Anointing of the Sick are a joy and privilege to administer. If you know you are going to the hospital for surgery, please notify Fr. Gary and he will be glad to Anoint you after Mass.
Sacrament of Marriage - The love between a husband and wife im-ages for us the love of Christ and his church. What a powerful and awesome thing is the call to the sacrament of Marriage! To assist couples to enter this sacrament, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia requires at least six months of formation prior to the reception of the sacrament. Please call the Parish Office to make an appointment to see Fr. Gary to begin your sacramental preparation. Congratula-tions for responding to God’s call to Love.
Sacrament of Holy Orders - Jesus said that we are to pray to the Lord of the harvest, that workers will be sent at harvest time. The best way to promote vocations to the diaconate and priesthood is to invite those men whom you would consider would make a good priest or deacon. If you feel the Lord might be asking you to be a priest or deacon, Fr. Gary will always be available to answer your questions and give direction.
Parish Religious Education Program (PREP)Sundays 9:30 to 10:45 AM in the school (September - May)R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) September - May
Thursdays - 7 PM in the lower level of the school
MUSIC MINISTRyDirector: Mib Campbell
484-995-6110 - [email protected]
Choir Practices (September through May)Tues: 6:30 PM - Little Angels (3-5 year olds) parents incl. 7:00 PM - Middle School to Adult, Praise TeamThurs: 6:30 PM - Praising Angels (grades 1-4) at least 1 parent 7:00 PM - Handbell ChoirPraise Team: 4:00 PM - 1st & 3rd Saturdays. Rehearse
before Mass. Voices, guitars, drums welcome.
New members for our choirs are always welcome!Contact Mib or come to practice.
Rental of the Hall: Email [email protected]
ORGANIZATIONSGolden Greats (Seniors Club) - 3rd Friday of the Month 10:00 AM in the Garden Room at Woodbridge Place
Women’s Fellowship: 2nd Tuesday of the Month 7:30 PM in the Rectory Meeting Room or Parish Hall Email [email protected] for information
Legion of Mary: Thursdays 7:00 PM in the Rectory Meeting Room
yOUTHSt. Basil’s youth Ministry: Watch for updates
Enjoy the summer!
Knights of Columbus Squires: 3rd Sunday of the Month For info - email [email protected]
CyO Athletic Director: Gary Duda [email protected]
Adoration of the Most Blessed SacramentTuesdays in the Chapel from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
REGISTRATION FOR NEW FAMILIESSt. Basil’s Parish welcomes those families within our boundaries
who wish to register, as well as parishioners of Holy Trinity and Sa-cred Heart who are looking for a new spiritual home. Registration forms are available on our Parish website, www.StBasils.org, or in the back of the Church.
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BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSEmail to [email protected] by midnight on the Sunday before you would like it to appear.
Low gluten hosts are available to our parishioners who need them. Please contact our DRE, Mrs. Erin Gauntner for more information: 610-935-1261, [email protected].
* All the sick and shut-ins of the parish remain in our prayers whether their names are on this list or not. If you have a loved one who is serving in the military or is in need of special prayer for any reason, please contact the parish office to have them added to our Prayer List or to have someone’s name removed from the list if they are no longer in need of special prayers.
REST IN PEACEMichael Killinger, Lorna Wilson, and all our faithful departed.
Sgt. David W. Bogle, 2nd Lt. Daniel Martin, PO2. Matthew J. O’Connell, and all those serving our country, both at home and abroad and their families.
Our benefactors and all who are ill, especially: Sr. Mary Julia, I.H.M.; Regina Anderson; Katherine Bakay-Bailey; Jonni Bamberger; Delores Bennett; Glenn Berish; Kirby Blomquist; Gary W. Bogle; Anthony Bonanni; Jennifer Brown; Bob Burke; Mary Butler; Lily Butterfield; Dana Byrne; Mary Jo Byrne; Pamela Campbell; Chiponis Family; Mary Lou Cullinan; Patrick Cullinan; Patti D’Antonio; Edwin Dahl; Mary Ellen Davey; Gloria DePietro; Glen Douglas; Virginia Etriss; Gabrielle Fiffick; Michele Francis; Martha Francis; Jim Frizzell; John Gaughan; Linda Gazzillo; Florence Grzybowski; Jim Guido; Michael Gwynn; Norman Hahn; Susan Harper; Matthew and Alice Harper; John Hawkins; Barbara Hritz; Pearl Hrivnak; Shirley Jelliffe; Michael Jimenez; Patricia Kahl; Catherine Kaleach; Rita Kamerdze-Hadden; Alice M. Kelly; Timothy Kiscaden; Kovac Twins; Kathleen Kulpe; Michael Landis; Jennifer Lewis; Nancy Logan; Frank Mascaro; Susan McCartney; Jacob McCue; Ruth McNeil; Angela McShane; Mat-thew James Meadows; Rebecca Melvin; Lottie Merlin; Pat Meyers; Doris Moran; Jim Moran; Gail Musumeci; Adelina Musumeci; Tina Nguyen; Becky Nuttall; Cathy Pasymowski; Jerry Pellegrino; Kaia Pence; Ann Marie Pelosi; Barbara Petrille; Anne Phillips; Jody Powers; Lee R. Raden; Christine Radliff; Shirley Radloff; Robert Roehner; Ron Salimao; Paul Scheidel; Francis Seeberger; Lorraine Sisto; Carl W. Skelton; Joan Snyderman; Tootsie Stantz; Dolores Stewart; Peggy Truifaro; Ann Twardowski; Richard Wallence; Kristine Wickward
July 14, 201315th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Jesus’ devout Jewish audience may have heard to-day’s parable quite differently from the way we do. For one thing, they probably had scant sympathy for a trav-eler foolish enough to brave the barren, crime-ridden road from Jerusalem to Jericho alone. And they likely sympathized with the priest and the Levite, who, hur-rying to fulfill assigned temple service (and earn their living!) avoided the ritual impurity they would have incurred from contact with what looked like a corpse. Jesus’ choice of hero surely scandalized, for Samaritans were religious apostates and political enemies.
What a challenge for them! Jesus portrays God as being present not only in the beauty of the temple, but in a stranger who made a foolish choice when planning his journey; and in the Samaritan, who, being outside the Law, acted not from religious obligation, but out of the goodness of his heart.
And a challenge even for us. Since Christ has be-come our own personal Good Samaritan, who are we to ration our compassion? Indeed, each of us is that travel-er on the road, and Jesus, in his incarnation, has come to rescue us with love unbounded and unconditional. Instead of “Who is my neighbor?” disciples should ask, “To whom can I become a neighbor?” Jesus replies, “To the next person you see who needs hands-on, practical charity, however unworthy you judge that person to be, however ungrateful that person may eventually prove to be.” After all, Jesus made the whole world his neighbor. Now he commands his disciples, “Go and do likewise.”
Question of the WeekWhen was the last time I saw someone in need and
passed on by, or stopped to help, and what made the difference in my choice?
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Sunday - 8:30 AM: John McDonald Requested by: Mary Cronin 11:00 AM: Irene Lagosky Requested by: Monica LagoskyMonday - 8:45 AM: Josephine Saunders (9th Anniv.) Requested by: Harry Saunders and FamilyTuesday - 8:45 AM: John Sterner Requested by: The Wiggins FamilyWednesday - 8:45 AM: Irene Lagosky Requested by: Violet LagoskyThursday - 8:45 AM: Ann Marie Pelosi Requested by: Maryann WillardFriday - 8:45 AM: Lucy & Carl Giordano Requested by: The Narducci FamilyNext Sunday - 8:30 AM: Recently dec’d parishioners & their families Requested by: St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship 11:00 AM: Lorraine Anita Wyman Requested by: The McCord Family
Pray For
Mass Intentionsfor the Week
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St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter will be hosting “Golfers with a heart for the Homeless”
Monday, September 9, 2013 at the Radley Run Country Club in West Chester, PA. Consider support-ing the Shelter by golfing and/or dining out at the event. Contact the Shelter at 610-933-3097 for more information.
Also, the Shelter’s Current Needs:Baby Lotion; Baby Wash; Regular Coffee; Jelly; Pancake Mix; Postage Stamps; Gift Cards (Walmart, Wawa, Staples, Giant, Acme, Lowes)
Please keep St. Mary’s Shelter and their families in your prayers!
The Knights meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the Month 7:00 PM in the Rectory Meeting Room
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By: Mrs. Mary CroninFour weeks have passed since the school year
ended, and we are busy getting things done for September. Even though we are not making as many changes
to our school building as we did last year, there are still changes go-ing on. This summer, thirty new computers will be installed in the computer lab, a Promethean Board will be hung in the Kindergarten, and new cabinetry and a mural have been placed in the science lab. Additionally, the school will get a new heater, and we expect to have new flooring in the older wing of the building.
The office hours are limited during the summer, but either Mrs. Miller is and/ or I am there from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM each day. Please call 610-933-2453 if you have any questions to discuss with either one of us. We’d love to give you a tour!
MASS ALTAR SERVERS (Green) LECTORS Saturday, July 20, 2013
5:00 PM C. & C. Nguyen Paula Jennings J. & C. O’Neill
Sunday, July 21, 20138:30 AM J. & D. Otteni Carol Poorman T. & C. Ewing Bill McHale11:00 AM C. Bensinger Tom Potts S., P., & G. Plevyak
TUESDAyAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM in the Chapel
SATURDAyWedding - 2:00 PM
Kathleen Kuhn & Matthew Keck
FROM THE DESK OF THE DREPREP Registration for 2013-2014 is open
Information and forms: www.StBasils.org/Religious-Education
THURSDAyLegion of Mary - 7 PM in the Rectory Meeting Room (Basement)
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Thank you to all you parishioners who support us so faithfully!
June 30, 2013OFFERTORy
Envelopes $ 8,169.00 Loose $ 711.00 Mail $ 295.00 Electronic $ 1,510.00
Total $ 10,685.00
Envelopes $ 1,850.00 Loose $ 110.55
Total $ 1,960.55
CAMPAIGN FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
July 7, 2013OFFERTORy
Envelopes $ 8,560.00 Loose $ 557.00 Mail $ 1,345.00 Electronic $ 2,460.00
Total $ 12,922.00
GOLDEN GREATSSUMMER COVERED DISH GET-TOGETHER
Friday, July 19 - 12 Noon at St. Basil’s ConventIf you haven’t already, please call Rose Narducci (610-948-8611)
and tell her what your bringing. SEE YOU THERE!
CASSEROLES FOR ST. JOHN’S HOSPICEPans/recipes in the Narthex NEXT WEEKENDSt. Basil and St. Ann parishes provide casseroles for St. John’s
Hospice the 5th Wednesday of a month. St. John’s Hospice is locat-ed in Philadelphia and ministers to people with needs. The hospice provides a hot meal (the casserole), a bath and a bed.
PARTY SIZE, commercially frozen casseroles are also accepted. Food safety regulations require that the date your casserole was pre-pared be noted on the cover of EACH dish. Bring your casserole to Mass the weekend of July 27, 28. A parishioner has provided freezer space.
PASTORAL COUNCIL SURVEyThank you to all who participated in our recent Pastoral Coun-
cil Survey. The results may be viewed by visiting the parish website and selecting Pastoral Council Survey under the ‘Ministries’ tab.
MISSION APPEAL NEXT WEEKENDNext weekend, we will be visited by Deacon George W Bowder,
Director of Finance and his wife, Wanda, along with Sr. Dorothy Giloley SSJ (a sister from Philadelphia), Director of Religious Edu-cation for the Diocese of Fairbanks. They will be here to share the mighty works and challenges taking place in their farthest north World Missions. They hope to open our eyes to how God continues to bless each of us especially the people of this far north remote place called Alaska.
WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP FITNESS CLASSis taking a summer vacation!
NO CLASSES Mon., July 15th - Friday, Sept. 6th Class will RESUME Monday, Sept. 9th
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ATTENTION RUNNERS:Do you want an alternative to the usual fall sports?
Do you like to compete in local 5K road races or fun runs?St Basil’s has a cross-country team open for all parishioners
entering grades K through 8th. Competitions are held every Sun-day afternoon in September and October at Belmont Plateau - Fair-mount Park.
Both St. Basil and Holy Family Cross Country teams will be practicing together! This will provide opportunities for the children to meet and make new friends and consolidate coaching efforts from both schools. This should be a fun and exciting year for both St. Basil and Holy Family.
For details and registration, contact Jay Oustrich at [email protected]. Registration: visit www.stbasils.org/organizations/cyo
St. Basil the Great Catholic SchoolTUITION TRANSFER INITIATIVESt. Basil’s School is excited to announce that our Tuition
Transfer Initiative will offer from $1,500 to $2,000 in Transfer Grants to any family who transfers their child into the second to eighth grades from any private, public, charter, or home school. No financial aid forms are required for this two-year grant; it is a direct reduction from your school tuition.
2nd & 6th grade: $2,000 in year one, $1,000 in year two 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th grade: $1,500 year one, $750 year two 8th grade transfers: $1,500
St. Basil the Great Catholic School has been very effective at preparing our children for a successful high school and college ex-perience. Our excellent faculty is dedicated to maximizing the God-given potential of each child entrusted to our care in a nurturing family atmosphere. With our small class sizes and many extracurricular activities, your child will have a great op-portunity to participate and lead throughout the year.
For more information and a tour, please call our Principal, Mrs. Mary Cronin at 610-933-2453.
CHURCH CLEANING COMMITTEERED TEAM - Chris & Brian McGowan
CHURCH - Saturday, June 20 -- 7:00 to 9:00 AM Keith Gallagher Katie Potts Marci Tomassone Peg Grzybowski Amy Sands Marie Venezia Cathy Nunn
RECTORy - Sunday, June 21 -- 1:00 to 3:00 PM Linda Lawler JoAnne Vogt Pat Schindler Tina Wisely
Music Ministry News Mib CampbellHyMN OF THE MONTH
Lord, you Give the Great CommissionTune: Abbot’s Leigh
Composer: Rev. Cyril Vincent Taylor Author: Jeffery W. Rowthorn
Lord, You give the great commission: “Heal the sick and preach the Word.”Lest the Church neglect its mission, and the Gospel go unheard,
Help us witness to Your purpose with renewed integrity,With the Spirit’s gifts empower us for the work of ministry.
This hymn comes up quite often in our liturgical music guides, and has a message that speaks through eloquent poetry about dis-cipleship. Some hymnals place it in the Ascension or Pentecost sec-tion, while others feature it under Mission, Discipleship, or even Ordination.
Lord, You call us to Your service: “In My Name baptize and teach.”That the world may trust Your promise, life abundant meant for each,
Give us all new fervor, draw us closer in community.With the Spirit’s gifts empower us for the work of ministry.
The text was commissioned by the Yale Divinity School for the 1978 graduates and was first heard at their baccalaureate service. Jeffrey Rowthorn, born 1934 in Wales, served in the Royal Navy and then studied languages at Cambridge University (BA and MA). He then moved to New York and earned his M. Div. at Union Theologi-cal Seminary, where he became dean of instruction and chaplain in 1968. In 1973 he became a founding member of the Yale University Institute on Sacred Music. In 1987 he was elected Bishop Suffragan of the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut, and subsequently appoint-ed Bishop in Charge of the Convocation of American Episcopal Churches in Europe, with an office at the American Cathedral in Paris, a position that he held until retiring in 2001.
Composer Cyril Vincent Taylor (1907-1991) was born in Wigan, England, the son of a church of England priest. He went on to study as Christ Church, Oxford, was also ordained in the Church of Eng-land, and eventually became Precentor of Bristol and later Salisbury Cathedral. He served as chaplain at the Royal School of Church Music from 1953-1969.
The music for our hymn was named for the English village in which Taylor composed it in 1941. Abbots Leigh was where the headquarters for the religious broadcasting division of the BBC was located during WWII, and where Taylor served as the producer. This tune is thought to be his best and is paired with other texts as well, including ‘God is Here,’ (text by Fred Pratt Green,) and as an alternate tune for ‘Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken.’
Lord, you bless with words assuring: “I am with you to the end.”Faith and hope and love restoring, may we serve as you intend
And, amid the cares that claim us, hold in mind eternity.With the Spirit’s gifts empower us for the work of ministry.
John W. Hallahan High School - Class of 196350th Reunion - September 29, 1-4 PM
$63 - cash bar. LaVeranda Restaurant, Pier 3 on the Delaware, valet parking available. For more info, contact Ann Kerns: 610-322-9947; [email protected]
Some calls are meant to be answered. -- www.HeedTheCall.orgPlease pray for vocations to the Priesthood and religious life.
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Heritage of Faith$61,457.00
Debt-Free bythe Jubilee
$173,781.98
Various$221,673.00
RemainingBalance
$536,923.86
Outstanding Debt-Free Pledges$113,164.14
Paid$456,911.98
10%
48%42%
13%
38%
49%
DEBT - FREE By THE JUBILEE UPDATE
Mortgage as of 7/2011: $1,107,000.00
Join the debt reduction effort by going online http://www.stbasils.org/parish-menu/debt-free or contacting the Rectory.
Number of ParticipantsHeritage of Faith: 162Debt-Free by the Jubilee: 114Both: 40
Too Busy for a Retreat?Consider a Retreat in Daily Life
with the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer.An extended Come & See Retreat experience of prayer and
community for single Catholic women discerning the invitation to religious life in the midst of our busy world.
Wed., August 21st @ 7PM – Sun., August 25th @ 1PMProvincialate of the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer521 Moredon Road, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. Free will
offering towards room and meals kindly appreciated. For more information, please contact Sr. Ana Dura, CSR 215-914-4109, [email protected]. Learn more about the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer: www.sistersholyredeemer.org
Villa Saint Martha Senior Living CommunityOPEN HOUSE - Wed. July 17 from 4 - 7 PM
Be our guest! Tours, information and refreshments. RSVP to Cynthia at 1-888-479-4314. 490 Manor Ave, Downingtown; www.VillaSaintMartha.org
Bishop Shanahan High School$10,000 CASH RAFFLE - Drawing: September 17
Benefits BSHS Tuition Assistance. Only 200 tickets being sold; $100 per ticket. Need not be present to win. For tickets, contact Debora LaPorta: 610-343-6238 or [email protected].
For details and golfing & sponsorship opportunities, contact Debora or visit www.Shanahan.org
Bishop Shanahan High SchoolSHANAHAN SPRINT - October 19 at 8 AM
Certified 5K run. 1 mile walk and kid’s dash. Benefits BSHS Tuition Assistance. For details and registration/sponsorship opportunities, visit www.Shanahan.org or contact Debora LaPorta: 610-343-6238 or [email protected]
VILLA MARIA LOWER SCHOOLPart-Time Instructional Technology Assistant (flexible hours)
Assist in coordination and management of technology resources at the school site, including desktop/laptop computers, iPads, pro-jectors, digital cameras, scanners, video equipment. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] Attn: Sister Susan
Part-Time Kitchen Assistant (9 AM - 2 PM)Assists in preparation and serving of food items, set-up for lunch
program and clean up. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] Attn: Sister Susan
Part-Time Kindergarten Assistant (8AM - Noon)Assists Kindergarten teacher in organization of classroom, works
with individual students/small groups of students. Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] Attn: Sister Susan
BISHOP SHANAHAN HIGH SCHOOLJob opening for a Custodian in September
This position is full-time and the rate is $10.00 per hour with benefits. The hours are from 3PM to 11PM Monday through Fri-day. The person accepting this position is responsible for the overall cleanliness, maintenance, and security of the school building and grounds to which they are assigned and will perform work as re-quired by the Maintenance Supervisor.
If interested, respond to: Donald Gentile, Maintenance Super-visor, at [email protected]. Please include a statement of your qualifications and experience for this position.
ST. ANNE NOVENA - July 18 to 26At the Church of Saint Anne - 2328 E. Lehigh Ave. Philadelphia
Novena Services: 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM daily (veneration of the Relic of St. Anne after each service)
Homilist: Rev. Kevin MacDonald C.Ss.R.Feast Day: July 26 - Solemn Closing at 7:00 PM (Upper Church)
There is also a 3:00 PM Novena on the Feast DayThe Church will be open all day on the Feast (July 26) for ven-
eration of the relic until 6:00 PM. Lower Church is handicap acces-sible on Cedar St. side.
MALVERN RETREAT HOUSERevolution or Revelation? Law, Life, Science, and Religion
Tues, Aug. 13 - Wed., Aug. 14 Retreat for Men & Women. This retreat focuses on issues cur-
rently in the news regarding our Catholic Faith and Healthcare de-velopments facing us today. For more info call 610-644-0400 or visit our website: www.malvernretreat.com
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We Bill Medicare We Bill Medicare and Most Insurance Companies.and Most Insurance Companies.
933-0584Across from
Phoenixville Hospital
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RIGHT WAY WATERPROOFING CO.BASEMENT WATERPROOFING SPECIALIST
610-337-0988www.RightwayWaterproofi ng.com
FREE INSPECTION
Licensed & Insured
PA Lic. #006806
HOURSTues.-Fri.: 8:30-6:00
Sat.: 8:00-4:00Appts. Not Necessary
Haircuts For Men & BoysCHARLIE’S BARBER STYLISTCHARLIE’S BARBER STYLIST
935-8766935-8766Pothouse & Charlestown Rds.
(next to Foresta’s Market • Ample Parking)Phoenixville, PA
Fertilization and Weed Control • Aeration & SeedingMichael Sisti Owner/Parishioner
610-940-6900 • www.weedmanusa.com
I’m your neighborhood State Farm agent:
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES • HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS
Mark BeaudoinSt. Eleanor Parishioner
202 Bridge Street, Phoenixville610/933-6320 statefarm.com
DEVLIN ROSMOS KEPP & GATCHA FUNERAL HOME& Cremation Services, Inc.
George Michael T. Gatcha, Supervisor • J. Richard Rosmos, F.D.Funeral Pre-PlanningFuneral Pre-Planning
517 S. Main St. at Fourth Ave., Phoenixville www.DevlinRosmosKepp.com 610-933-3012
Master ElectricanMy Prices Won’t Shock You!
Free Estimates • Emergency Service • Senior Discounts
LICENSED & INSURED
267-312-2127
J. Knipe ElectricalLLC
$99 OFF 100 or 200 AMP
SERVICE UPGRADE w/ad
FREE ASSESSMENTWITH THIS AD
257 Schuylkill RoadPhoenixville
610-933-0660 www.chestnutknoll.com
LONG-TERM CARE • SHORT TERM CARE / EMERGENCY CARERECOVERY from illness or injury • RESPITE for caregivers
CAMPBELL-ENNIS-KLOTZBACHFuneral Home Inc.
610-933-3572Main St. at Fifth Ave., Phoenixville
Kurt E. Klotzbach F.D. (1957 - 2002)William E. Harner IV F.D. Joshua T. Klotzbach F.D., Supvr.Damian M. Petaccio F.D. Gerald J. Rafter F.D.
All Souls CemeteryWest Brandywine Twp.Lots Available - Free Literature
(610) 525-0173www.archphila-cemeteries.org
FINANCIAL PLANNINGINVESTMENTS / INSURANCE
Michael J. BrigliaChFC, CPA
St. Basil [email protected]
(302) 409-3504Success Begins with a Plan!
Call for a free consultation.249 Bridge St.
610-933-1355 closed Monday
St. Mary’s Parishioner
610-933-6560
1106 RAPPS DAM RD.PHOENIXVILLE, PA 19460
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR & SERVICE
www.randsautospecialists.com
Do you want to simplify your caregiver payment process? We can help!
We’ve served the non-medical home care market for more than 25 years.
(215) 836-1441 ext. 190 www.fhsbillings.comPARISHIONER LED
Educating Her Mind. Opening Her Heart.480 S. Bryn Mawr Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
610-527-3915www.cdssh.org
PA Lic. #001297
ELEGANT LIVING SPACES / KITCHENS AND BATHS
CUSTOM ADDITIONS / FINISHED BASEMENTS
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS / OFFICE FIT-OUTS
EGRESS WINDOW WELLS / CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES
tpfi sher.com / 610.458.3568
Thaddaeus P. Fisher Certified Contractor
Ferguson Painting
Quality Work For Lasting Results35 Years Experience
610-716-0836Parishioner
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