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MASS SCHEDULE: Saturdays:
8:30 AM Parish Site 4:00 PM Parish Site
Holy Days: 8:30 AM, Noon, & 7:00 PM Parish Site
Sundays: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM Parish Site
1:00 PM (Spanish Mass) Parish Site 5:00 PM Parish Site
Daily: 8:30 AM Parish Site
PARISH SITE: QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE 2443 TRENTON ROAD, LEVITTOWN, PA 19056
WORSHIP SITE: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 5201 EMILIE ROAD, LEVITTOWN, PA 19057
Parish Website: www.QUparish.com Parish Email: [email protected]
PREP Email: [email protected] Rectory: 215-945-8750 Fax: 215-945-0413
QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE PARISH
Fourth Sunday of Advent December 20, 2015
RITE OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays:
3:00 to 3:45 PM
REGISTRATION: All Catholics are requested to be registered in a parish. If you live within the boundaries of Q.U. Parish, please stop by the Rectory Office to register. Rectory Office hours are: Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. For registration on Saturday or Sunday, please call 215-945-8750 for an appointment.
MOVING: If you are moving out of the parish, please notify the Rectory immediately so that we may discontinue your envelope mailings.
BAPTISMS: Baptism is celebrated on the First and Third Saturdays of each month. Parents are required to complete the Baptism preparation program prior to scheduling the Baptism. An interview with the Parish Services Coordinator or one of the Parish Priests is necessary before beginning the Baptism sessions.
MARRIAGES: Archdiocesan Regulations require that notice of intended marriage be made six months prior to the date of the marriage. Pre-nuptial instructions are required for marriage. Contact the Rectory for location.
CARE OF THE SICK: Communion to the sick and Anointing of the Sick will be given upon request of someone who is ill, having surgery, or preparing for death. Emergency sick calls for the dying may be made at any time.
PRAYER & WORSHIP
Fourth Sunday of Advent Dec 20 4:00 PM Katie O’Konski 7:30 AM Marianne Sheppard (1st Anniv) 9:30 AM Mary Zagorski 11:30 AM Donald Griffith 1:00 PM La Misa en Español 5:00 PM Parishioners of QU Monday St. Peter Canisius Dec 21 8:30 AM John & Theresa O’Larnic
Tuesday Weekday Dec 22 8:30 AM Carl Morgan
Wednesday St. John of Kanty Dec 23 8:30 AM Thomas M. Terry
Christmas Eve Dec 24 8:30 AM Donna Moore 4:00 PM (Church & Hall) Christmas Eve Mass 6:00 PM Christmas Eve Mass 8:00 PM Christmas Eve Mass
The Nativity of the Lord Christmas Day Dec 25 8:00 AM Christmas Mass 10:00 AM Christmas Mass
Saturday St. Stephen Dec 26 8:30 AM Pat Griffiths 4:00 PM Vincent Galioto
The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph Dec 27 7:30 AM Lewis & Marian Nortavage 9:30 AM Marge VanArsdale (8th Anniv) 11:30 AM Paul Dallas 1:00 PM La Misa en Español 5:00 PM Patricia O’Keefe
Church: In Loving Memory of :
Richard G. Schuster and all deceased members of his
family
Chapel: In Loving Memory of:
Helen & Joseph Krumenacker and Dorothy C. Myers
Please pray for all those in our parish who are ill at home, nursing homes, in hospitals. The full list can always be viewed at quparish.com. It will be published periodically in the bulletin as well.
Cynthia Bashore, Jessica Bassett, John Bebey, Steve Belin, Ellen Berdomas, John Bricker, Lil Boysen, Gloria Bullebush, Angela Calpin, Troy Cantando, Veronica Caponigro, Rose Mary Capella, Carl Cini, John Ciocca, Marybeth Ciocca, Deb D’Aulerio, Kathy Darden, Myrna Darden, Theresa Esposito, Jean Fagans, Wayne Faust, Cynthia Martin Flannery, Michael Florian, Patricia Gates, Kevin Gottschalk, Barry Greb, Lisa Grosso, Greg Gulick, Anne Ha, Patrick Haney, Marie Hastry, Bill Heller, Horacio Hidalgo, Helen Hollenczer, Amy Huffnagle, Grace Isogna, Mary Kloss, Tom Kloss, Kenneth Kneeshaw, Kellen Krajcer, Pauline Kull, Russ Lake, Charles Lufkin, Larry Lynch, Caroline Maltz, John Marcella, Josephine Martin, Brenda Martinez, Darlene McBride, Geraldine McCarty, Virginia McGlinchey, Peg McGovern, Luz McMillian, Robert Menhart, Isabel Menichella, Beryl Miller, Clifford Nelson, Joe O’Brien, Peggy O'Larnic, Robert O’Konski, Wyatt Patterson, Rita Pett, Dave Rees, Linda Rider, Paul Rozick, Evan Russell, Dolores Sabol, Stella Skwirut, Kathleen Tellado, Jennifer Vare, Liam Vingless, Bob Walsh, Dick Walsh, Martina B. Warner, Helen Warriner, Peggy Weed, Daniel Wilson, Marlene Wydro, Edward Zomick.
Prayer for our Military “Heavenly Father, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Je-
sus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.” We pray for all military, especially the family and friends of our parish community. Anthony Angelo, Ryan Berk, Andrew Bragg, Patrick Bresnahan, Joe Chrobak, Jr,. Kristina Chrobak, Rachael Paz Carroll, Joseph Chapin, Ryan Cheek, Ashley Cisneros, Jo-seph Cradle, Daniel Colon, John Cumberland, Sr., Zachary Cumberland, Ed Daly, Christopher Deese, Dave DiBelius, Tim DiPietro, Derek Donahue, Trevor Draut, Andrew Dwyer, Daniel Erick, John Gattone, Richard Good, Timothy Grauel, Dwight Gregory, William Graeff, Bobby Gulla, Esteban Gutierrez, Paul Hallman, Christopher Harrington, Samantha Harris Helias, Douglas Jordan, Theresa A. Judge, Ryan Keegan, James N. Kline, III Michael Kovalcik, Paul Liberatore, Keven Loughnane, Ryan A. Molina, Timothy Murray, Jay Pike, Dillon Rink, Peter Saragnese, Mark So-haney, Jimmy Schmidt, Kathryn Sinon, Salvatore Spatafore, Steven Thompson, Justin Wetterhall, Troy Wiedenmiller, Jose L. Vera, Brian Youngberry
The full list can always be viewed at quparish.com.
Vigil Lights - Week of Dec 20 - Dec 26
YOUTH GROUP NEWS
PARISH NEWS/ACTIVITIES
Football Mania
Winners for Week 14 Mary Bradley $100 Cathy Marczak $25 Bronagh Zadnik $25
Congratulations to all winners !
STEWARDSHIP
“For behold, when the voice of your greeting came to my ears, the babe in my womb leaped for joy.” (LUKE 1:44)
When you hear the scripture readings and Gospel reading each Sunday, do you “leap for joy?” If not, don’t blame the lecturer or priest, rather look inside yourself. Do you prepare for Mass each week or do you just show up and expect to be entertained?
Sunday, December 6, 2015………...…..…...….$20,125.55 Envelopes 681
Electronic Giving December 6, 2015..…...…......$3,919.75 Electronic Gifts 101
Parking Lot Contributions (YTD)…………..$121,109.94
Thank you for your generosity
ATTENTION: TEENS IN GRADES 8 - 12 Have you ever felt bored or confused at Mass? Do you sometimes find yourself distracted and find it difficult to stay focused?
We would like to invite you to join us for ALTARATION: The Mystery of the Mass Revealed.
5 Sunday Afternoons - beginning January 10th immediately following the 11:30 Mass. We will meet in the Parish Cen-ter. Contact Mrs. Raffin to register at [email protected]
YOUTH GROUP RECYCLING FUNDRAISER Do you have an old cell phone you no longer use? How about those empty printer cartridges you don't know what to do with? Help our youth groups by donating. We recycle old cell phones, iPods, MP3 players, digital cameras, empty ink cartridges, iPads and tablets, and receive money for our group. This helps defray the travel ex-penses to our Youth Conference in at Steubenville Univer-sity in July. If you would like to donate your old electron-ics, please put them in a bag/box labeled "youth group recy-cling" and leave it in the church entrance or drop it at the Rectory. Thank you for your support!
Help Wanted Immediate openings at the 4:00 PM Vigil Mass for:
Usher- Help with collecting weekly offerings. Direct your neighbor to the Holy Eucharist. Help your friends and family members find a good pew to participate in the Mass
Greeter- Welcome your friends and neighbors as they come to celebrate the Holy sacrifice of the Mass.
Parking - Help with directing traffic at the 4:00 PM Vigil Mass.
James: 2:18 Indeed someone might say, “You have faith and I have works.” Demonstrate your faith to me without works, and I will demonstrate my faith to you from my works….
If you would like to know more about the positions please contact: John Murray at 215-945-0215 or email at: [email protected]
The Calix Society Are you currently in a 12-Step Program? Would you like to be able to freely discuss or learn how your Catholic faith, Christ, and the Sacraments can nourish your recovery? If so, the Calix Society is for you!
This group serves to enhance (not replace) 12-Step groups with an emphasis on our journey with Christ. Meetings will be held every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month in the Parish Center at 7:00 PM. All are welcome.
For more information, contact Father John Wackerman at 215-945-8750 or visit www.calix-philly.com.
Please pray for those who have died, members of our family and friends and in particular:
Nicholas Gaeta Thelma Incelli
Christmas Gift Delivery! We will be delivering Christmas gifts on Sunday, December 20th from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Any teen in grades 6 -12 is invited to join. We will meet in the Parish Center and have lunch ($5 per person).
Come help spread the Christmas cheer by visiting some of our parishioners who can't get out this time of year.
PARISH LIFE/ACTIVITIES
Mary’s Cupboard
The monthly food collection for Mary’s Cup-board is the Second Sunday of every month.
All Christmas and New Year’s Masses will be held at the Queen of the Universe Parish Site.
Christmas Masses: Thursday, December 24 (Christmas Eve) 4:00 p.m. (**2 Masses will be offered at the Parish Site - see below for details) 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. (“Midnight” Mass with full choir and musicians. pre-Mass carols to begin at 7:40pm) Friday, December 25 (Christmas Day) 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.
Due to the larger number of parishioners and the popular-ity of the 4:00 pm Vigil Mass on Christmas Eve, we will be offering two masses at 4:00 pm at the Parish Site. Church doors will open at 2:30 pm. Once the church is full, Mass will begin (even if it is a few minutes early). Saving seats in the Church will not be possible. Again, once the Church is full, Mass will begin. Anyone arriving after the Church Mass begins will be directed to the large hall and that Mass will begin promptly at 4:00 pm. This is for everyone’s safety. Fire Safety Laws state that we must keep the church aisles clear in case of an emergency. Please make your friends and family aware of the two Masses being offered at 4:00 p.m.
New Year’s Masses:
Help make this Christmas special!
Your Queen family is looking for C h r i s t m a s E v e / D a y help with the following ministries:
Ushering Greeting Parking
If you have been considering the idea of helping out at Mass, think about signing up as a seasonal helper. All you need is a smile; we will train you how to use it. We are looking for volunteers at all the Christmas Masses. Please consider helping make this Christmas a special one for all those who attend Mass at the Queen this Christmas.
We especially are in need of help at the 4:00 PM Christmas Eve Masses
If you are interested in helping at ANY of our Christmas Masses, please call John Murray at 215-945-0215.
Cross-Train Your Faith
Cross Train Your Faith presentations will resume on January 6, 2016 with the begin-ning of the 10-week long program “The Proph-ets” by Thomas Smith. A study set is available
for “The Prophets” for $23.95 from Ascension Press by phone at (800) 376-0520 or at http://ascensionpress.com/t/category/study-programs/catholic-bible-study/adult-bible-study/prophets.
Discover who the prophets were, what their message was, and why they are important to us; See how God is con-stantly calling you to a deeper relationship with him; Dis-cover the areas in your life that prevent you from drawing closer to God; Understand how the central message of the prophets is one of love, proclaiming the mercy of God for his children; See how their powerful words speak to us to-day, shedding light on our faith and our lives; Discover the ways you are called to be the voice of God to others....and much more! We meet in the Parish Center on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 AM and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM. If you have suggestions for future programs please let us know by contacting John Murray in the Parish Center at 215-945-0215 or Andy Pastorek at 215-943-2469.
FAITH FORMATION
New Year’s Day, Friday, January 1 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.
New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31st 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. (Spanish)
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December 14, 2015
Dear Father Mike,
On October 31, 1958, our parents, Sarah V. and John F. Tonrey, moved to the Highland Park section of Levittown, PA; this would become their forever home. They arrived with their three children; this number would grow to 10 children by 1971. Affectionately referred to as “Vera and Jack”, they quickly settled into their new parish, Queen of the Universe, and created their home away from home. Being transplants from their respective homes in New York City and Connecticut, they had no family here. They became part of the parish in its infancy and had a tremendous respect for Father Coyle, who founded Queen of the Universe in 1955.
Our parents were very active in the parish and we grew up knowing that Queen was an extension of our own home. All of their “new” children were baptized and received their sacraments at the original church, prior to the fire on December 16, 1982. Early that morning, they awoke to the tragic news that their beloved Church was on fire. Our parents loaded into the car; upon arriving, we saw the smoking remnants of Queen of the Universe Church. They, as well as all of the parishioners and their families, were devastated, along with the recently retired Monsignor Coyle, and the newly appointed Pastor, Father Joseph Breslin. Their faith was tested and strengthened by the challenges that lay ahead.
Together, the parishioners vowed that Queen of the Universe Church would rise from the ashes and committed time and resources to get to the work of rebuilding. With much time and talent dedicated to the rebuilding, a new campaign was underway to build a new church with a collective heart of parishioners acting as one heart beating. People made great sacrifices to rebuild, and indeed, they did. It was a labor of love for their Church, their faith, and the families it served.
Our parents were very strong in their faith and it was important to pass that on to their children. Our parents recognized, while the building was a loss, their faith was strengthened, and that is what was first and foremost. After the fire, with much discernment and sacrifice, they pledged to donate the Sanctuary Crucifix for the “new” church. It was important to them to give back to the parish that had sacrificed so much for them in educating all of their children. The Crucifix is the symbol of our faith and they felt strongly that this would be a fitting contribution to the new church.
Upon the dedication of the new church in September of 1985, the new Queen of the Universe bore witness to countless happy and sad occasions for parish families. Under this Crucifix, many of us in our own family exchanged our wedding vows, baptized our children, our children received their sacraments, and most recently, we buried our mother and our beloved sister, Virginia.
2 | P a g e
The Sanctuary Crucifix has been a tremendous part of our personal lives and the lives of so many. For some, it is a religious symbol; for us as a family, it represents our faith and the lessons our parents taught us. That faith is something no one can take away from us. Looking up at that cross every week is a reminder for us that faith is to be lived and shared; we couldn’t have had two better examples than who we had in our parents.
When we became aware of the opportunity that Queen of the Universe would be home to the new “Papal Crucifix”, and that Conwell-Egan Catholic was in need of a Crucifix, it seemed fitting our family would like to keep the Sanctuary Crucifix “in the family”, so to speak. Being staunch supporters of Catholic education, our parents educated their nine living children at Bishop Egan and Bishop Conwell. Father Joseph Connolly, T.O.R., Sister Theresa Mary, I.H.M. and Ms. Helen Chaykowski, respective principals of the two schools, fostered the education and the values of Catholic Education. From 1969 to 1989, at least one child from our family walked those halls; sometimes, there were as many as four of us enrolled there at one time! We took part in football, ice hockey, cheerleading, Community Service Corp, Sacristans, French and Glee Clubs and Student Council, forming friendships and learning values that we would take with us throughout our lives. From Egan dances, to CSC trips to the city to hand out toys at Christmas, to the bus trips to Washington, to the Spirit days, to Ring Day, the camaraderie and teamwork that was fostered there was a precious time in our lives that would remain once we left those hallways. Our education cultivated and complemented our faith, which had long ago been instilled in us by our parents. The respect for ourselves and others that was reinforced there was a gift. The education we received helped to shape our characters and the people we are today.
Our parents, if they were here, would be appreciative of the continued opportunity to share this important symbol of faith with another community, particularly one they were so proud of. They were fortunate enough to give this education to all of their children. It is with heartfelt appreciation that the Sanctuary Crucifix will be relocated to Conwell-Egan Catholic High School. We know our parents would be comforted to know the Conwell-Egan community will benefit from it and would be confident that they will take care of it as respectfully and lovingly as it took care of their children’s and grandchildren’s educations.
We are grateful that the Conwell-Egan Catholic School has accepted the Sanctuary Cross and will assimilate it into their faith gatherings.
Sincerely,
Michelle A. Bilardo
On behalf of the Tonrey Family
(John’73, Jim ‘74, Pat’76, Virginia ’79, Ronnie (Sarah) ‘80, Theresa ’82, Michael ’83, Mary ’84, Michelle ’89)
THE YEAR OF MERCY
The Jubilee Year of Mercy December 8, 2015 through November 20, 2016
What is mercy?
The Old and New Testaments tell us that mercy is God’s love expressed as a response to human suffering. In the words of St. John Paul II, mercy is “love’s second name, the specific manner in which love is revealed and effected vis-à-vis the reality of the evil that is in the world, affecting and besieging man, insinuating itself even into his heart and capable of causing him to ‘perish in Gehenna.’” 1 God’s mercy embraces all human suffering, that which is bodily, emotional and spiritual. Above all, divine mercy is a re-sponse to the worst of man’s suffering, his alienation from God through sin. Mercy – as Christ has presented it in the parable of the prodigal son – has the interior form of the love that in the New Testament is called agape. This love is able to reach down to every prodigal son, to every human misery, and above all to every form of moral misery, sin. When this happens, the person who is the object of mercy does not feel humiliated, but rather found again and ‘restored to value.’2 Mercy is most perfectly revealed and made present in Jesus Christ, whom the Father sent into the world to suffer and die on the cross in atonement for our sins. In Christ Crucified we see with our own eyes the mercy of God made visible, the love that goes to the end to overcome sin and death and restore to man the fullness of his dignity as a child of God. Access to the infinite well-springs of God’s merciful love is found in all areas of the life of the Church, especially in her sacraments, which are in themselves a deeply intimate form of encounter with the living Christ, face of the Father’s mercy. 1 St. John Paul II, Dives in Misericordia 7 2 St. John Paul II, Dives in Misericordia 6
During this sacred time, consider making a commitment to pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy each day. This 10 minute prayer uses traditional Rosary beads to meditate upon the infinite mercy of God. Pamphlets for the Chaplet of Divine Mercy are available in the literature rack in Church or you may look up the Chaplet on the Parish App. To learn more about the Chaplet and other ways to cele-brate of the Holy Year, visit the Archdiocesan webpage archphila.org/mercy.
Passage through a Jubilee Holy Door is an efficacious sign of our decision to enter into the life of Jesus Christ and make passage from sin to grace. All are invited to respond to the Jubilee invitation to conver-sion of heart by passing through the holy door! To learn more about Jubilee Holy Doors and Indulgences, visit:
archphila.org/mercy/liturgy
“I have opened my Heart as a living fountain of mercy. Let all souls draw life from it.
Let them approach this sea of mercy with great trust.” -Jesus to St. Faustina, Diary of St. Faustina, 1520
Corpor[l Works of M_r]y
To feed the hungry To give drink to the thirsty
To clothe the naked To visit and ransom the captives
To shelter the homeless To visit the sick
To bury the dead
Spiritu[l Works of M_r]y
To admonish the sinners To instruct the ignorant To counsel the doubtful
To comfort the sorrowful To bear wrongs patiently
To forgive all injuries To pray for the living and the dead
INFORMACION GENERAL DE NUESTRA PARROQUIA PARISH STAFF Reverend Michael F. Hennelly
Pastor
Reverend John F. Wackerman Parochial Vicar
Reverend John J. Farry Weekend Ministry
Reverend Paul A. Wiedmann Pastor Emeritus
Deacon Joseph Upcavage, Retired
Rectory Phone: 215-945-8750
Fax: 215-945-0413
Parish Secretary Joanne Joyce
Business Manager Mary Harrington
Director of Music David Westawski
Parish Center Phone: 215-945-0215
Coordinator of Parish Services John Murray
Director of Faith Formation Bobby Allen
Parish Communications Nicole Kinniry
Parish Religious Education Phone: 215-945-2704
Administrator Sue Raffin
Coordinator Gerry Fedor
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Holy Family Regional Catholic School
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The Parish School of Queen of the Universe and Saint Frances Cabrini Parishes.
Phone: 215-269-9600 Fax: 215-269-9609
The School Website: HFRCS.org
La Nueva Reina del Universo - 2443 Trenton Road Levittown, PA 19056 Nuestro Parroco: Michael F. Hennelly Parroco asistente: Bruce Lewandowski Horario de la misa en español: Domingo a la 1:00 pm Tenemos la exposicion del santisimo cada Jueves de 9:00 am hasta las 5:00 pm Informacion parroquial del staff his-pano: Cordinador de la comunidad his-pana: Antonio Centeno (610)-496-2332 Representantes de la comunidad his-pana: Andres Duran (215)-431-5365 y Nestor Ocampo (267)-799-6908 Cordinador de ministros de la Eucaris-tia: Antonio Centeno (610)-496-2332 Cordinador de Lectores: Antonio Cen-teno (610)-496-2332 Cordinador de clases bautis-males: Guadalupe Rojas (267)-397-0736
Cordinador del coro parroquial: Sergio Rodriguez (215)-783-2405 Cordinadores de las visitas de la Virgen de Guadalupe a todos los hogares: Ana Cen-teno (215)-647-3006 y Rosa Medina de Montoya (215)-239-8069 Cordinadora de la oracion a la Divina Misericordia (La Coronilla): Maria Rodri-guez (267)-467-3240 Cordinador de eventos especiales: Tony Landaverry (267)-255-3814
Celebraremos las posadas por primera vez en nuestra comunidad lo cual estamos muy entusiasmados y sobre todo comprometi-dos. Estas mismas se llevaran acabo en la que fuera nuestra antigua parroquia Immaculate Conception y seran a partir del dia Miercoles 16 hasta el 23 de Diciembre iniciando a las 7:30 pm. Los esperamos!
Aviso importante!
Queremos tambien comunicar a todos ustedes que la misa del dia 24 de Diciem-bre se realizara en la iglesia de la Immacu-late Conception y no en la Queen of the Universe. Se celebrara a las 8:00 pm. Todos estan cordialmente invitados.
El Año del Jubileo de la Miseri-cordia ‐ 08 de diciembre del 2015 al 20 de noviembre del 2016 En la proclamación de un Año de Jubileo de la Misericordia, el Santo Padre ha ejercido la autoridad dada a él por Jesucristo (Mt 16:19) y abrió para nosotros un tiempo de gracia. El Año de la Misericordia es sobre muchas cosas, la tierna misericordia que Dios muestra al hombre, el arrepentimiento del pecado como nuestra respuesta a la misericordia de Dios y la miseri-cordia que estamos llamados a mostrar a los demás. En el centro de este Año Santo está nuestra relación personal con Jesucristo. Estamos llamados a mirar honesta-mente nuestra relación con el Señor, a arrepentirnos de que he-mos preferido nuestra voluntad a la suya y a buscar la reconciliación. Esto pone al sacramento de la penitencia y la reconciliación en el centro del Año de la Misericordia. Cada uno de nosotros está invitado a renovar nuestro compromiso con la práctica regular de la confesión sacramental. Es aquí que vamos a oír y experimentar en nuestros corazones las más consoladoras palabras de Jesús, «Yo te absuelvo de tus pecados». Aunque haya pasado mucho tiempo desde su última confesión, el papa Fran-cisco lo anima, «... No pierda otro día. Vaya, el sacerdote será bueno…Queridos amigos, celebrar el sacramento de la reconciliación significa estar envuelto en un cálido abrazo: es el abrazo de la infinita misericordia del Padre». Cómo vivirlo Durante este tiempo sagrado, considere hacer un com-promiso para rezar la Coronilla a la Divina Misericordia cada día. Es una manera simple y poderosa para vivir el Año Santo. Visite arch-phila.org/mercy del sitio web ar-quidiocesano.
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1917-2009Miriam A. Dougherty, President John J. Bonner Jr., SupervisorRobert J. Mahan, Funeral Director Jeffrey A. Stroup, Funeral Director
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