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PASTOR Reverend Peter J. DiMaria
WEEKEND ASSISTANT Reverend Frank Giuffre
DIRECTOR OF LITURGY AND SACRED MUSIC
Sister Marganne Drago, SSJ [email protected]
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mrs. Patricia Fauls and
Mrs. Jennifer Fauls-Leaver religioused
@sacredheartroyersford.org
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. Dolores Eichelberger
610-948-5915 - Office
HOLY CROSS REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Mrs. Theresa Healy, Principal [email protected]
610-489-9434, ext. 2225
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Come adore our Eucharistic Lord in the Little Flower
Perpetual Adoration Chapel which is attached to the Rectory. The Chapel is
available for prayer at all times day and night.
THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS
Saturday Anticipated Mass: 4:15 PM
Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, 11:15 AM
Weekdays Monday - Thursday: 8:00 AM
Holy Days Consult Bulletin for Schedule
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Saturday: 3:00 - 3:45 PM
Tuesday & Thursday: 7:30 - 7:50 AM
Wednesday: 6:30 - 7:15 PM
“Without love, deeds, even the most brilliant, count as nothing…” St. Therese of Lisieux
Sacred Heart Parish ● Corner of Lewis Road & Walnut Street ● P.O. Box 64 ● Royersford, PA ● 610-948-5915 ●
● Fax 610-948-0573 ● Website: http://www.sacredheartroyersford.org ●
Mission established 1891
Parish founded 1973
Sacrament of Baptism Please note that the Church obliges parents to have their infants baptized within the first few weeks after birth. (Canon 867) The baptism of infants should not be delayed for any reason. The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month
at 12:30 p.m. Baptismal preparation class is required. Contact the parish office.
Sacrament of Marriage Engaged couples are asked to contact the Pastor at least six months
before the requested date of marriage so that the engaged couple has adequate time to complete the marriage preparation process.
Anointing of the Sick Arrangements can be made by calling the Parish Office to set up a convenient time.
Registration If you wish to join our parish, please call the parish office to schedule an appointment.
Miraculous Medal Novena Each Tuesday immediately following the 8 AM Mass.
Office Hours Monday through Friday
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Closed each day: 12 - 1 PM
Parish Electronic Giving https://www.parishgiving.org
Sacred Heart - A Tithing Parish
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FROM THE DESK OF THE PASTOR
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
“The Lord is kind and merciful.” PS 103 R
Welcome Father Victor Warkulwiz!
Next weekend our parish will host Father Victor Warkulwiz who is a member of the Missionaries of the
Blessed Sacrament. Father Victor’s congregation’s special charism is to help promote and spread the
good news about Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Three years ago Father Victor came to Sacred Heart to help establish our Adoration Society. At that
time many people generously offered to become adorers. Throughout the last three years these
people have remained faithful to their weekly commitment of one hour of prayer before the Blessed
Sacrament. Some of our other adorers have since returned to the Lord, moved or were unsure to what
they committed when they first signed up to become a member of the adoration society and simply
stopped coming.
Our Chapel which is attached to the rectory and is available for prayer 24/7 is a beautiful and peaceful
place. I have lost count of the number of people who have stopped me to tell me how much better
their lives are since they began praying in the chapel. I have heard some wonderfully powerful stories of
renewal, healing and the mercies of God experienced. Please know, also, that we have many visitors to
the chapel from around the area who come from other parishes and are grateful for our chapel.
It is my hope that Father Victor’s presence will help stir up within our people the desire to spend quality
time with the Lord whose Eucharistic Presence is both a gift and mystery. Next week we will be invited
to commit to a weekly holy hour. I ask that you give serious thought to accepting this invitation which is
really a call to a deeper holiness.
In today’s bulletin there is an insert which sheds some light on Eucharistic Adoration. I ask that you
kindly read and reflect upon the insert’s message throughout the week and then come to listen to
Father Victor with an open heart next Sunday. God is never outdone in generosity. The generosity
which we show toward the Lord is always richly rewarded.
God love you! Father DiMaria
Front Step Fund – Thank you! Incredibly we are almost half way there! Last Sunday’s collection for the Front
Step Fund brought in $9,500.00 which is a tremendously generous response for
the week following the announcement of the establishment of the fund.
I wish to thank everyone who has responded to this effort thus far and encourage
those who have not yet done so to consider assisting us in the next few weeks.
Each family is requested to donate $150.00 to this fund.
You may place your offering in an envelope with your name on it and then put it
in the regular collection in the ensuing weeks. Again, many thanks.
God love you! Father DiMaria
Lent with Our Lady - Throughout the centuries the Rosary has been called “The Catholic’s
favorite prayer.” The rosary combines both mental and vocal prayer as we contemplate the
mysteries of salvation. Join Father DiMaria each Sunday morning during Lent for the public
recitation of the rosary beginning at 7:30 a.m. on March 9.
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We wish to congratulate the following children from Sacred
Heart Parish who received the Gift of the Holy Spirit, at
the Confirmation Mass, on Saturday, February 22, 2014.
May the Lord’s blessings shine upon you today and always!
Armour, Joseph
Baird, Brian
Barone, Katie
Bird, Samatha
Booth, Jenna
Brescia, Benjamin
Breslawski, Caitlyn
Broderick, Cara
Cagliola, Andrew
Calamia, Isabella
Carfagno, Sophia
Cerula, Emily
Cioci, Dante
Colletta, Joseph
Cooper, Jeremy
Corropolose, Alyssa
Craig, Maggie
Crawford, Jake
Cunnningham, Thomas
D'Annunzio, Andrew
Darreff, Andrew
Daywalt, Zachary
DeRosa, Sarah
Douglas,Dana
Dungan,Sean
Forrest, Christopher
Frigo, Vincent
Gallagher, Connor
Godfrey, Connor
Gorski, Emily
Guldin, Bret
Hall, Liam
Hallowell, Ryan
Hamilton, Lindsay
Hammerle, Nathan
Helverson, Martina
Herbst, Alexandria
Householder, Olivia
Israel, Melissa
Johnson, Mark
Judge, Ryan
Kennedy, Shannon
Kershner, Elle
Lambert, Christopher
Lannutti, Nicholas
Lee, Avery
Lelli, Julianna
LoBiondo, Emily
Loughead, Brienna
Lumley, Jonathan
Lynch, Brian
Machita, John
Marshall,Kayla
Marte, Cassie
Martin, Kylie
Mattiola, John
Matus, McKenna
McCurry, David
McDonnell, Emily
McGinley, Shealyn
McKenna, Mary Pat
McKeon, Andrew
McLaughlin, Joseph
McNabb, Evan
McNeill, Michael
Mitala, Justin
Monte, Katie
Morris, Sean
Moyer, Andrew
Mullen, III, James
Muravsky, Christian
Nafus,Ethan
Nguyen, Joshua
Parker, Madison
Pham, Toby
Porrecca, Chelsea
Pufko, Kylee
Quigly, Jillian
Raimondi, Olivia
Ricci, Regina
Ridings, Sierra
Ringenbach, Sara
Russell, Jillian
Salvo, Christopher
Santoro, Elyse
Shoudt, Molly
Sink, Brandon
Smiley, Jason
Smyntek,Erin
Sparacino, Jacie
Spence, Charles
Stapf, Connor
Stenson, Megan
Stento, Gabriella
Stumpo, Steven
Sweeney, Dustin
Taylor, Colin
VanDerzee, Valentina
Viney, Kayla
Warble,Matthew
Ward, Gabrielle
Ward, Jessica
Welch,Brandon
Wilchacky, Ben
Wrightson, Andrew
Wuertz, Christian
Wydro, Luke
Zeller, Grace
Zeller, Juliana
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Bulletin Course - Bishop . . . Priest
Over the weekend we had 109 young people from our PREP and regional school, Holy Cross, receive the
Holy Spirit in the Sacrament of Confirmation. Bishop Daniel E. Thomas, an auxiliary bishop in this
Archdiocese, administered the sacrament. As we prepared for his visit, I began to think about what it
means to have a bishop present in our midst and to have a priest serving as pastor of our dear parish, Sacred
Heart. So, as we begin this little consideration via our bulletin, allow me to go back in time to when I was
a young girl growing up in Flushing, New York. We lived about one block from a very large parish, Saint
Andrew Avellino on Northern Boulevard. Four priests were assigned to the parish and it was common to
see one of them walking up or down our street praying the Divine Office from the breviary. One day we
were told by our parents that Father would be paying a visit to our home for the annual block collection.
Well, you should have seen my brothers, sisters, and me killing ourselves to get every bit of the house
clean and ready for the visit. Of course, we were reminded about our manners and warned about our
behavior. We figured it would be a good time to scram when Father arrived. Later, when I asked about the
visit, wondering why all the fuss, my mother responded: “God has visited his people.” Now, I didn’t
know that she was quoting a scriptural passage (Luke 7:16) which refers to Jesus, the great prophet and
miracle worker. Somehow I did get a sense that the visit by a priest was a special blessing and that she
understood something I did not. Now, after many years, I think about who the priest is - especially in the
celebration of the Mass and the administration of the sacraments. This appreciation is enhanced by my
understanding of who the bishop is.
Usually our experience at the celebration of the Mass is with a priest presiding, not the bishop. But, think
about this. Behind every priest we need to see the bishop who has ordained him and sent him to a particu-
lar community to lead the Eucharistic celebration. Actually, there is really only one priest, Christ himself.
The bishops and priests represent the one and only priest, Jesus Christ. When a bishop visits a local parish
he comes, not as one who is “in charge” of a diocese, but as one who represents Christ the head, Christ the
leader, Christ the teacher. Every bishop across the world acts in the person of Christ and teaches the same
faith. Likewise, a priest is not the ordinary person who is simply put in charge of a parish. He represents
his bishop who in turn represents Christ as head of the community. All of the priests in a diocese, because
they are in communion with their bishop, are charged to teach the same faith and to celebrate the one and
only Eucharist. This is where we get the title for our seventh sacrament, Holy Orders. It comes from an
ancient tradition – a holy order – and it is this order of communion between a priest and his bishop that
ensures that a given parish liturgical celebration is not a celebration of its own invention but authentically
derived. We may see the bishop or we may see the priest as the head of the celebration, but it is Christ
who is there. Remember, however, that a priest and the bishop are still very much human beings with
weaknesses like all of us. But, this special order that they have certainly deserves our respect. And, tucked
in the back of my mind, I still like to think that when the bishop came to Sacred Heart this past weekend
God truly visited his people! Let us pray that we will grow in our appreciation for the gift of priesthood
and that many young men will answer the call to serve Christ’s Church as priest – and perhaps even
someday, as bishop. God bless you! Sister Marganne Drago, SSJ
The Bishop Kenrick Class of 1964 is planning a 50 year reunion in September and needs your help
finding our classmates. If you are a member of the class and/or know members of the class please forward yours
and their contact info (e.g. name, maiden name, address, email address, etc.) to Janice (Blair) Moore at
CYO News - Baseball Registration forms will be available after the 9:30 & 11:15 Masses this Saturday and Sunday.
Please look for the table in the parish hall. Questions: Contact Chris Haffey at
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Calling all Girl Scouts to celebrate Girl Scout Sunday together at the 9:30 am Mass on March 9th. For more information, please contact Margo McDonnell at [email protected].
Marion Cooper - Mercy Hospice - I was 12 years old when I became an addict. I would steal my
mother’s cigarettes or sneak cans of beer. These things don’t sound awful, just the common experiments of some teen-
agers. But, pretty soon, my behavior became habit. My life started to spiral out of control. I did things I knew I wasn’t
supposed to. I smoked marijuana. Then I started popping pills.
My addiction continued even after I had my first daughter. Then things got worse. When she was eight, I discovered crack cocaine. I loved
how it made me feel, and that was all I was concerned about. I had another daughter, but I cared more about crack. I neglected my children, my
home and myself. My family held an intervention. They saw the problem that I was blind to. They told me that I had to get help; if I didn’t,
my daughters would be taken away. The thought of losing them scared me and so I signed up for a thirty day treatment program. It didn’t help.
My problem was too big.
Five months ago I realized I needed to make a choice. I had to either say that life is not worth living and just give up, or I needed to get real
help. That was when I was led to Mercy Hospice.
I arrived at Mercy broken, sick and scared. I arrived ready to accept that it was over; to give up my family, my
children, my life. Mercy wouldn’t let me do that. They gave me the proper treatment and the power to overcome my addictions. They saved my
life. They saved my family. They gave me hope.
I thank God for leading me to Mercy Hospice. I thank Mercy for giving me a tomorrow. I thank the Catholic
Charities Appeal for supporting Mercy Hospice. I lost my family and my life. Mercy gave it all back to me. They gave me the power to take
control and realize who God wants me to be.
UPDATE - TESTIMONIAL - BECAUSE OF YOUR GIFT ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA CATHOLIC CHARITIES APPEAL
100 N. 20TH STREET, SUITE 301, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103
215.587.5650 PLEASE SEND YOUR GIFT OR EMAIL US AT:
http://www.catholiccharitiesappeal.org
Rachel’s Vineyard retreats are an opportunity for anyone struggling with the emotional or spiritual
pain of an abortion. A retreat will be held at the Spirituality Center in Malvern on the weekend of March 7-
9. They are held in privacy and witht compassion. Inquiries are confidential. Financial aid is available if
needed. Area contacts are: Priscilla O'Connor (215) 906-6337 [email protected] or
Gerry Simboli (610) 399-0890 [email protected]
HOUGHTON COLLEGE CONCERT AT BTC -Sat., March 1st, the Houghton College Choir will perform at
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Church, 256 Swamp Pike, Schwenksville @ 7:00 PM. Free of charge. Founded in
1931, the Choir has upheld its mission and brought its song to America’s most prestigious halls and churches:
i.e.- Lincoln Ctr. in Manhattan, Cathedral of St. Joseph’s in Hartford, Heinz Memorial Chapel in Pittsburgh and
elsewhere. www.blteresacalcutta.com for more info.
Religious Education Updates - P.R.E.P. 2013-2014
* First Reconciliation is March 8, 2014 for our Level 2 students. We ask for your prays for the children,
families, and catechists as they prepare for their sacrament.
* PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN DATE: The last day for PREP will be Tuesday, May 6, 2014 and
Wednesday, May 7, 2014.
SOWING SEEDS: WHY JOIN A SMALL COMMUNITY FOR LENT? Maybe you’d like to meet new people. Maybe you’d like to spend more time sharing your faith with others
and hearing them express their own faith. Maybe you’d like to grow spiritually. Maybe you’d like to deep-
en your relationship with God.
Whatever your reason ─ it’s the right one. Sign-up after all Masses today. For more information, please
see us in the cafeteria after all Masses or email
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Praying For the Sick and Those That Need Our Prayers
Caroline Gennaria, Rudi Mosselmans, Bea Snyder, Frank Pizzica,
Cloe Stadelmaier, Maria Fuimano, Nancy Kushner, Jonathan Nagrant,
Paul Roma, Marie Iannacone, Charlie Roselle, Patrick Walters,
Rosemarie Linahan, Maria Viola, Brendon & William Baynard, Vera
Mousseau, Tommy Cummings, Valerie Richards, Steven
DiGuiseppe, Johanne Ozoroski, Evelyn Wochele, David DePaoli,
Lenore McGinley, Mary Louise Roberts, Baby Audrey Grainer,
Laurie Beth Ronan, Michelle O’Sullivan, Elizabeth Cummings, Anne
Marie Gaughan, Denise Tontarski, Nicole Gallagher, Mary Jane
Killeen, Una Prendergast, Shawn Reed, Caroline Cummings, Justin
Farley, James Coccia, Theresa Haines, Ione Mastrangelo, Eleanor
Williams, Patsy Gambino, Zachary Green, Josephine Stubanus, Rose
Gomery, Jane Warzel, Jennifer Brown, Thomas Hill, Mildred
Dishongh, Matthew Knoebel, Amanda Moser, Barbara Dougherty,
Mary DeGennaro, Nicole Gallagher, Andrea Igoe, Kevin Schurr,
Emory Corrigan, Eric Sassaman, Riqui Villegas, Jane Hartman, Lor-
raine Rocci, Carl Pedersen, Maxmillian Good, Rachel Myers,
Michael Lennon, Mack Durante, Mary McDonnell, MaryGrace
Dippolito, Christine Jeffers, John Jeffers, David Ruser
Stewardship is a Way of Life - God’s Plan for Giving
Contributions 2/16/2014 - $8,312.00
ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE
Saturday,
March 2
4:15 PM
Liam Haffey
Christopher Haffey
MaryKate Mooney
Sunday, March 3
8:00 AM
Joseph Colletta
Connor Godfrey
Sunday, March 3
9:30 AM
Caitlyn Breslawski
Emily McDonnell
Megan McDonnell
Sunday, March 3
11:15 AM
Michael Cunningham
Ryan Gilinger
Melissa Israel
Voice of Therese, The Little Flower - Time is but a shadow, a dream; already God sees us in glory and
takes joy in our eternal beatitude. How this thought helps my soul! I understand then why He lets us suffer.
Ash Wednesday, March 5 Ashes will be distributed at Holy Mass at
8 AM and 7 PM.
Liturgy of the Word 4 PM.
Ashes will be distributed at this service.
No Confessions on Ash Wednesday evening.
Stations of the Cross & Benediction Will be held each Wednesday of Lent at 7:30 p.m.
beginning on March 12.
Daily Mass: Monday through Friday at
8:00 a.m. (Please note that there will be a Mass
each Friday during Lent beginning March 7.)
Days of Abstinence: All Fridays in Lent.
All who have received their 14th year are bound to
abstain totally from meat. Weekdays of Lent:
There is no obligation to fast. However, voluntary acts of
self-denial are suggested.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Monday February 24, 2014
8:00 AM Mario DiGuiseppe
Requested By Wife, Ann Marie & Family
Tuesday February 25, 2014
8:00 A.M. Robert & Anna Easley
Requested By Olga E. Williams
Wednesday February 26, 2014
8:00 A.M. Judie A. Kubala
Requested By the Reese Family
Thursday February 27, 2014
8:00 A.M. Raymond Litwin
Requested By the Brosius Family
Saturday March 1, 2014
4:15 P.M. Edward S. Pogorzelski Requested by Louise Gryscavage & Family
Sunday March 2, 2014
8:00 A.M. Pearl Magzar
Requested by Kevin Keenan & Family
9:30 A.M. Sacred Heart Parishioners
Living and Deceased
11:15 A.M. Clara Eberle
Requested by Mary Francis
Flowers honoring the Blessed Mother
have been given in memory of Don-
na Kava Moore.
Women of Sacred Heart! (Women
of all ages and High School Girls) Join a Sacred Heart Group for a spiritual
renewal and quiet time at Malvern Retreat
House at the Family Life Center. Friday, Feb,
28, at 5:00 p.m. - Sun., March 2 Noon . Info:
please call Sunny Dougherty 610-948-4542.
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