St. Patrick Catholic Church 131 Channing Avenue

Malvern, PA 19355 www.stpatrickmalvern.org

Parish Staff Rev. T. Christopher Redcay, Pastor

Rev. Arul Amalraj, O. Praem, Parochial Vicar Rev. Mark Cavara, In Residence

Rev. Dennis O’Donnell, Sunday Assistant Deacon Louis Libbi, Permanent Deacon

Ms. Patricia O’Donnell, Principal Sister Eileen Tiernan, IHM, DRE

Mr. William Norman, Director of Liturgical Music Mr. Daniel Milani, Dir. of Adult Faith Formation Mrs. Tricia Cellucci, Director of Parish Services

Adoration Monday: 9:30AM - 6:00PM (Benediction)

Wednesday: 7:00PM 7:45PM (Night Prayer)

Contact Information Office: 610-647-2345 School: 610-644-5797 PREP: 610-296-8899

Music Ministry: bnorman@stpatrickmalvern.org

Liturgy Schedule Daily Mass: 6:30AM & 9:00AM

Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM Sunday Mass: 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, 12:00 Noon

Night Prayer: Wednesdays 7:45PM

Reconciliation Saturday: 9:30AM - 10:30AM

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 7:30 a.m. Marianne DeSalvo Hayes

9:00 a.m. Edward Preston

10:30 a.m. Anthony Crecco

12 Noon Mary L. Dalton Naber

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2020 6:30 a.m. For the Parish

9:00 a.m. Amy Yauchuczek

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 6:30 a.m. Roy Perano

9:00 a.m. Dorothy D. Kane

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 6:30 a.m. Patrice Trauffer

9:00 a.m. Kelly Wright

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 6:30 a.m. Albert Tegler

9:00 a.m. Rita Falasco

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2020 6:30 a.m. Martha C. Dixon

9:00 a.m. Rita Nowak

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 9:00 a.m. Emil J. Unterkoefler

5:00 p.m. Thomas & Lillian Sweeney

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2020 7:30 a.m. Gabriel, Michael, Ian and Patrick Minarcin

9:00 a.m. Peter Moore

10:30 a.m. Connor Beal

12 Noon James Stewart

Mass Intentions

Week of September 20, 2020 The Sanctuary Candle burns

in memory of:

Richard Brown

Blessed Mother Candle burns

in memory of:

Theresa Teti

The St. Joseph Candle burns

in memory of:

Edward Mahn

During this pandemic many of us have found ourselves unemployed. It might have been during a short furlough or maybe a longer period that is continuing. Being unemployed is financially stressful. A number of years ago I left a company that I had worked at for most of my career for what I thought was a better opportunity, but after being at this new company for a period of time I learned the environment was very hostile. My wife and I felt it would be best for me to quit this position even with not having another job to start. I also knew we were entering an economic down turn and not many companies would be hiring in my industry. For the first time in my career I was not receiving any type of income and did not know how I was going to earn an income, it was scary. I tell this only to help imagine how the laborers who waited all day to be hired in today's Gospel must have felt. It had to also be humbling standing in the public marketplace as the day was coming to a close looking as though they were not going have any form of income and others seeing them there. Yet we can also see that they didn't give up, they were still hoping for an opportunity and the opportunity that did come was actually better than they anticipated. In today Gospel, Jesus tells us that the kingdom of heaven is like the parable of the landowner. The landowner represents God the Father and we hear of His generosity. God's generosity is not always understood by us because He doesn't always give us what we want or think we should have, but he does give us what we need. What we need more than anything else in our life is his love. His great love is given to each of us, we don't earn it, we just need to be open to receive it. This does require for us to be humble enough to know we need His love for our well being. As we grow in his love we know he is always with us and as we go through tough times he is there to help us along the way. Again not giving us what we want, but to give us what we need, we just need to continue to be open and trust that he will provide for us. We also need to realize that tough times are opportunities to grow closer to God our Father, through His Son who has given us the Church. We also have been given the Holy Spirit to help us. All of us who have been baptized have been reborn into God's family, we share in the inheritance of His kingdom which so much more than being a laborer. It is more than what the world can provide for us because God's love is everlasting and we can live in his love even when we leave this world. So as we go through this pandemic and deal with uncertain times. What we can learn from this parable is that we can count on God's generosity. Not as something we earn, but to remain open to his love through prayer, going to confession and receiving the Eucharist, along with being humble, and persistent. God's way may not be our way which means we might need to make a change in our careers and life so we will not be distracted from His love. If we trust in Him, He will provide, and we will come to learn what He provides is more than we could have ever imagined.

God Bless,

Deacon Lou

With the current situation of social distancing and isolation it is more important than ever to stay connected to your parish family. Sign up to receive our weekly parish news via email along with updates and invitations to online activities that we’ll be offering in place of in person gatherings. Text the keyword “saintpats” to 84576 and receive all our latest announcements.

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ST. PATRICK PARISH SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Adoration will be available

on Mondays following

9:00 AM Mass

and concluding with

Benediction at 6:00 PM

Daily Scriptures Reflections

Daily Scripture Reflections are written by Fr. Redcay, Fr. Arul and Deacon Lou, and sent each day (Mon-Fri) to offer wisdom and encouragement based on that day’s Mass readings. If you previously received these reflections, there’s no need to subscribe again. If you would like to be added to the mailing list visit the following webpage:

http://bit.ly/stpreflect

Opportunities for Prayer and Worship

The Flame of Love

The Flame of Love Prayer Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month. Due to the pandemic, meetings take place as a conference call. All are welcomed to join us. Contact Deacon Lou for more information and to receive an invite to the call.

For more information contact Deacon Lou at llibbi@stpatrickmalvern.org

If you have experienced a loss, the St. Patrick-St. Norbert bereavement ministry would love to have you join them. The group provides support and encouragement to one another. Contact Pat (St. Patrick's) at 610-647-8280 or Sharon (St. Norbert's) at 301-775-5709, to register.

Our six week Fall session will start on Tuesday, 9/22 from 6:30 -7:30 PM, via a Zoom call, and continue weekly until 10/27.

Parish Rosary

Join us for an online rosary, every Friday at 4:45PM.

Gather via Zoom each week and pray together as a parish. Participants will be invited to briefly share their intentions at the beginning of the session. The meeting invite will be shared in our Friday Flocknote so be sure you have subscribed to our emails.

If you have questions about

having your child Baptized call

Sr. Eileen at the Parish Office:

610-647-2345

Sacraments First Holy Communion

As a result of the pandemic closures this past spring, the celebration of our parish’s First Communions were postponed. We are excited to share that they have been rescheduled for September 26th and October 3rd. Please pray for our very patient First Communion children who have been waiting since April for their special day. We all share in their joy for this special time in the lives of these young Catholics.

Celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation,

Saturdays between 9:30AM and 10:30AM.

St. Francis Celebration

Blessing of the Animals

Sunday, Oct 4th

Time: TBD

Bring your furry, feathered, or scaly family members to receive a special blessing in honor of St. Francis. We will gather outside as a parish flock.

Mass Cards Since the parish office is continuing to limit visitors, we are asking those in need of a Mass card or an announced Mass to submit their request online before visiting the parish office. Kindly fill out the form (found at the link below) so that we can process and prepare the Mass Card before you arrive. Please note, that requested dates can not be guaranteed as the Mass Book fills up very quickly in the beginning of the year.

http://bit.ly/MassCards

Family Faith at Home

As we honor all catechists on this Catechetical Sunday, we pray for the parents of our PREP children who are the “first catechists” to their children by word and example. We offer prayers of blessing to our parents as they fulfill their mission as catechists this year.

Catechetical Sunday Thank you, Catechists!

Today, September 20th, the Church throughout the United States celebrates Catechetical Sunday. The theme for this year is “I received from the Lord what I also handed on to you”. We take a moment to thank God for the gift of His Word and teaching that is for all of us…child and adult. We thank God also for inviting us into relationship with Him through prayer and knowledge of Him. But God uses us, His human creatures, to be His hands, eyes and heart on earth. And so, the faith needs to be taught and passed on from one generation to the next. Therefore, it is especially important to thank and honor those men and women from St. Patrick Parish who offer their time, talent, lived faith and love of God to our parish children…our teachers of the faith. Thanks to all of you who said “YES” to this ministry in our parish! May God bless you!

ST. PATRICK PARISH SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

To Everything there is a Season.... “a time to be born”… May God Bless all our parents and their children, especially, Bella Elise Abbonizio, Addison Marie Kowal

Owen Matthew McCarthy and Emily Rose Wolensky who were recently baptized.

“a time to be loved”… God bless all engaged couples preparing for the Sacrament of Matrimony. “a time to be healed”…Anna Ceritano, Samantha Falcone, Daniel Luther, Dorothy Campbell, Dennis Rush,

Sabrina Eggles (child), Vincent Nowroozi (infant), Bella Grace Cook (child), Quinn Llewellyn (child), Blake Keely (infant), Charlie Deegan (child), Colin Dwyer (child), Gavin Duffy, (child), Penelope Marlowe (child), Isabella Rambo (child), Teagan McDonnell (child), Karen, Eric Alessandroni, Linda Barton, Carman Bevilacqua, Erin Beatty, Luke Birkhead, Jessica Bonkoski, Chrissy Brown, Margaret Brown, Richard Brown, Ann Burke, Gina Butcher, Andrew Butler, Edith Callahan, Thomas Callahan, Matthew Campione, Dottie Cappelli, Sue Castaldi, Dolores Christmas, Audrey Clarke, Tom Connors, Christine Corsi, Michael Cox, Paul Cox, Nate and Matt Daly, Kenneth Davis, Alicia Dellario, Eve DelSoldo, Anthony Diels, Rana Catherine Dillon, Kim DiNicola, Nerisa Eachus, Stephanie Elko, Nellie Emigh, Bill Feathers, Joseph Gallagher, Catherine Gannon, Stephanie Gemmell, Michael Golas, Rosalie Greim, Rosemary Crecco, Cara Grim, Dave Guilin, Cassidy Hendee, John Hendricks, Amy Herkins, Josh Heron, Colleen Horan, Mary Huhtenan, Elizabeth Kelly, Sr. Immaculata, IHM, Patricia Kundert, Gerri Korpusik, Kathleen Lauber, Steven Leiden, Jeannine Lenhart, Naomi Llewellyn, Tyler Llewellyn, Carol Lubecki, Margaret Martin, Traves Mattingly, Wayne Mazzie, Liam McGuire, Heather Menon, Richard Mott, Sallie Naylor, Dennis O’Brien, Aaron O’Laughlin, Tim O’Laughlin, Laurann Elizabeth Paquier, Riley Palmer, Josephine Pellicano, Jim Pettine, Pat Pettine, Priscilla Pfizenmayer, Megan Phillips, Charles Pollack, Olga Pollack, James Rizzo, Matthew Emerson Rice, Gina Schiavo, Skylar Seeley, David Shaw, Ethan Joshua Schwartz, Liam Shields, Jocelyn Sichort, Claire Sieracki Clardy, Howard Shellem, Ed Siwula, George Smith, Aya Rock Stryker, Christopher Thorpe, Gazey Turner, Diane Tyson, Chris Valvano, Walter Wagner, Lily Walker, Karen Walsh, Patricia Warren, Lisa Wilson, Pat Wood, Rita Yeost, Ann Zillitto, Barry Zimnoch.

“a time to die”… Please remember in your prayers all our deceased benefactors and parishioners.

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.

Sick List Information: Please call the parish office 610-647-2345 if you would like to add or remove someone’s name from the prayer list. If you are aware of someone who is no longer sick please let us know so that we can ensure there is

room for others in need of prayer. Also reducing the list allows for those who need prayer to be more apparent. Thank you.

Maintenance Project Church Steps

For sometime now the front porch and steps of the Church have been deteriorating. Starting in September the porch at the Main Entrance will be demolished and rebuilt. The new porch will include an ADA compliant ramp, better traction, lighting upgrades. When you arrive on campus we ask you to be extra careful and to follow the instructions of the staff and greeters.

Outreach Ministries

DOROTHY DAY ROOM:

• corn oil

• salt & sugar

• corn tortillas

• corn flour (in baking section or spanish section)

• oatmeal (not instant or packets)

• jelly (they have enough peanut butter)

• canned vegetables

• Full size toiletries

• canned soups

• canned pasta *for a ready to eat meal

THE NORRISTOWN SOUP KITCHEN:

• Capri-Suns

ST. JOHN'S HOSPICE IN PHILLY:

•Casseroles

Diaper Drive

In September St Patrick‘s Outreach Program will be collecting Diapers (Sizes 3-4-5 & Pullups) for the Patrician Society located at our sister Parish, St Patrick in Norristown. Please place them in the box provided in the Back of the Church. As always, thank you for your generous support.

THE PATRICIAN SOCIETY

Once again there is a need for individually wrapped PB&J or Cheese sandwiches (Just bread and any variety of cheese slices, uncut.) Another way to support them is by assembling a Dora Bag which contain the following items:

• Drink item (1-2 tea bags or coffee (single serving packs), or 1-2 hot chocolate mix packs & sugar packet

• Cereal Bar

• Oatmeal pack or single size cereal

• Fruit cup or raisin pack or pudding/Jello

• Crackers (a sleeve of crackers or 1 Peanut butter cracker pack)

• Meal item such as Ramen noodle pack, instant mac & cheese cup,etc.

• Snack – Single serving of chips, cookies or a few hard candies, etc.

• Soup – Instant soup pack

We are proud to partner with a number of organizations in

the area that support those facing financial challenges. All

donations are greatly appreciated and can be left in the

church vestibule by the stairs. Check below for a list of

items requested by each agency.

Butterfly Baskets

Help support Butterfly Baskets, an organization whose mission is to support women and their families experiencing pregnancy challenges and baby loss.

Butterfly Baskets is partnering with local hospitals to support women after a confirmed miscarriage in the ER or after surgery. The gift bags contain a resource pamphlet and comforting self-care items. We also provide baskets/boxes upon request to those who have suffered a loss. People can also donate to request a basket/box for their loved one.

Butterfly baskets is collecting mugs and tea for the baskets. These items can be dropped off in the back of Church through the month of September.

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Facebook.com/butterflybasketsorg

Butterflybasketsorg@gmail.com

The 40 Days for life Campaign begins on September 23rd, the Feast of St. Padre Pio, St. Linus, and Blessed Bernadina and concludes on All Saints Day, November 1st. St. Patrick Parishioners are encouraged to join in the vigil on October 1st and 4th. Visit their website for more details:

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ST. PATRICK PARISH SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

ST. PATRICK PARISH SEPTEMBER 20, 2020 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

St. Patrick Parish selected for a special initiative,

a Next Generation Parish! St. Patrick Parish is one of 15 parishes in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia selected to participate in a 4 year planning initiative, a Next Generation Parish, designed by Catholic Leadership Institute to support the Church’s journey into tomorrow. Over the next four years, Catholic Leadership Institute will partner with St. Patrick’s to:

• Comprehensively ASSESS the parish health, culture, and effectiveness

• ENVISION the future by creating a parish plan with priorities and goals

• TRAIN & SUPPORT priests, staff, and parishioners in leadership and evangelization

• EMPOWER parishes to sustain and expand their pool of leaders

• MEASURE impact, REFINE plans, and CELEBRATE successes

The first step in this process is a parish survey about discipleship and we need your help!

Beginning the weekend of October 17th and 18th, you are invited to complete a 10-15 minute survey. You will be asked to reflect on your own spiritual growth and enable you to provide feedback on our parish’s efforts to help you grow. All responses will be confidential and the parish will only receive information about the community as whole.

We are hoping to maximize our response rate to increase the accuracy of the collected data. This information will be invaluable to Father Redcay and our various ministries as we plan for the future and strive to be the best disciples we can be.

If you prefer a paper copy you may pick up a paper copy of the survey after daily and Sunday Masses . We’ll have more details about obtaining them in the coming weeks.

Thank you for helping with this important project!

Walking with Purpose is excited to get started with this year's study:

Keeping in Balance!

Do you feel pulled in many directions? Do you find it hard to balance the demands placed on your time? Is it difficult to manage all the details thrown your way? God wants to support and help us so that we can be our best in every season of our lives. If you answered yes to these questions, Walking with Purpose Keeping in Balance study is for you!

This study, open to all women in the parish, will begin October 6, 7, 8th, with a hybrid model. We will meet IN PERSON, in the Church, for all Connect Coffee weeks, (once a month), observing the same social distancing and mask protocols that are in place for Mass. We hope to offer livestream for those that can not attend in person on those weeks. For now, small group discussions will be taking place VIRTUALLY, until we can meet safely on the parish campus.

There will be 3 options for meeting times this year! Each session will come together as a larger group, on Zoom, then break out into small groups for discussion.

Walking with Purpose will be offered on:

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