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St. Titus Parish 3000 KEENWOOD ROAD, EAST NORRITON, PA 19403 PARISH PHONE: 610-279-4990 FAX: 610-279-8640 WWW.STTITUS.ORG EMAIL: [email protected] PASTOR: REVEREND LEONARD A. LEWANDOWSKI DEACON: CLAUDE GRANESE
June 7, 2020
Trinity Sunday 2020
PUBLIC MASS SCHEDULE BEGINNING JUNE 8, 2020
Daily Mass Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat 8:45am Wednesday No Mass Thurs 6:30pm NO 4:30pm Saturday Vigil Sunday Mass—Beginning June 14th 10:00am SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday afternoons 3:30-4:00pm or by appointment. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Second Sunday of each month at 12:15pm. Fourth Sunday of month during 11:00am Mass. Baptisms are not performed on holidays.
Parents presenting their first child for baptism are required to attend
Pre-Jordan class. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples must make arrangements at least six months in advance of the requested date.
Pre Cana participation is required. ANOINTING OF THE SICK Catholics who are seriously ill or weakened by old age are encouraged to request this Sacrament. Those entering the hospital for surgery are invited to receive this sacrament prior to admission.
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LITURGICAL NOTES: ALL PUBLIC MASSES RESUME AS FOLLOWS:
NO 4:30pm Saturday Vigil Sunday 10:00am, Beginning June 14 Daily Masses, Beginning , June 8th: Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat., 8:45am Thurs, 6:30pm
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From the Pen of Father Len
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Titus Parish,
Praised be Jesus Christ—now and Forever! Well, here we are in the month of June. The month of June is liturgically dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is also the month that the Church, generally speaking, begins the celebration of Ordinary Time. Our world (especially the United States) is in a terrible state right now. We just are still working with the Coronavirus. And now, we have all this rioting and looting going on over the death of a black man by a white police officer. So, just for a little levity, I thought I would share a little story with you. It’s not a serious article. It’s just meant to give you a little chuckle during these trying times. It is, however, a true story. Have any of you had a recurring dream? I’ve actually had a number of them. I’d like to share one of them with you. I don’t know why I have this dream, especially because it’s a stupid dream that has no basis in reality. The dream goes like this: I guess I’m about anywhere from 12 to 20 years old. I’m at my Aunt Clara’s house standing in her sitting room which is next to her dining room. I seem to be talking to someone, but I don’t know who they are in the dream. Well, while I’m standing there, this big, old, ugly gorilla comes out of the living room (which is on the opposite side of the dining room). The gorilla starts pounding its chest and jumps on the dining room table and starts coming after me. At this point, I’m petrified and start running out the door. I’m outside the door on my Aunt Clara’s porch. In front of me is a swimming pool that goes across Stiles Street. (Why there’s a swimming pool there in the middle of the street, I don’t know. Hey—it’s a dream. In a dream, anything is possible!) Well, at this point I am so scared, that the gorilla is chasing me, I jump off my aunt’s porch and because I’m running so fast, I’m actually running on the water. I get about halfway across the swimming pool, and then begin to sink. And that ’s it! The dream ends there. The gorilla never catches me! Hope you enjoyed the story. I’ve had this dream at least 6 or 7 times. It’s exactly the same thing each time. Why? I don’t know. As I said, I share it with you to hopefully make you laugh a little bit during these difficult times. So, please don’t report me to the State Hospital! We’re now in the yellow stage of the coronavirus restrictions. We’ll start slow with our Masses. Hopefully, we’ll see many of you in church again. May God continue to bless you with His Holy Spirit.
Peace, Fr. Len
VIEW ST. TITUS MASSES ONLINE View Sunday Masses celebrated at St. Titus Church, recorded and posted to the parish website www.sttitus.org, by clicking on the Mass Times button on the home page. Locate the desired Mass video under the Links label on the right side of the page.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS… OUR SICK: Jackie Angelucci, Mark Dillon, Kyle Dolga, Zachary Eddinger, Anthony & Antoinette Fusco, Mary Gavanus, Margaret Heid, Catherine Imms, Joan Interrante, Monte Jambourin, Eleanor Kovach, Vinny Lass, Harper McGrier, David & Roberta Martin family, Heddy Martorelli, Joan McCormick, Gina McGrath, Sophie Maciocha, Pat Meier, Frank Murray, Joel Rivera, Kathy Shaw, Lisa Smith, Albert Sommar, James Tancredi, Jason Robert Taylor, John Therres, Theodor B. Trecroce, Angie Turkowski, John & Pat Varano, Ailing Friend, Dooner Family, David D., Baby Ezra, Tina Palladino, Jane McCann, Dolores Trecroce, Donna Van Buren, Druanna Barzeski, Jim McCarthy, Makayla, Mary Krygiel, Sarah Paquette, Peggy Schmied, Patty Cutillo, Nino Gulotta, Theresa Smith, Sheneza Hartman, Dolores Salamone
BE SURE TO READ THE LETTER ON PAGES 6 & 7 FOR FULL
DETAILS ON RESUMING MASSES!
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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Election of Godparents: One Godparent is required. Two Godparents – one male, one female may be appointed. Godparents must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or older, fully initiated into the Church (Baptized and Confirmed) at least 6 months before baptism. A non-Catholic may stand as a Christian Witness. Former Catholics are ineligible. Godparents must obtain a Certificate of Eligibility from their pastor; Christian Witnesses must provide a copy of their baptismal record. These documents and baptismal stipend must be received by the parish office one week before the day of Baptism.
Welcome To all who are tired and need rest;
To all who mourn and need comfort; To all who are friendless and need friendship;
To all who are discouraged and need hope; To all who are homeless and need sheltering love;
To all who sin and need a Savior; And to whomsoever will.
The Parish of St. Titus opens wide its doors In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ!
NEW TO ST. TITUS? Come in and get registered! The welcome mat is out at the Parish Office. Moving? Change of address or
status? New family members? Please notify the Parish Office of any changes. Thank you!
THIS WEEK AT ST. TITUS
SUNDAY, JUNE 7 No Public Mass CHURCH CLOSED Sunday Mass video available at www.sttitus.org MONDAY, JUNE 8 PUBLIC DAILY MASSES RESUME, 8:45am Church open for private prayer following Mass till 4pm TUESDAY, JUNE 9 PUBLIC DAILY MASSES RESUME, 8:45am NO FLAME OF LOVE MEETING TILL FURTHER NOTICE NO LEGION OF MARY MEETING TILL FURTHER NOTICE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 NO MASS—CHURCH OPEN FOR PRIVATE PRAYER 10AM-4PM
THURSDAY, JUNE 11 PUBLIC DAILY MASSES RESUME, 6:30pm Mass Church open for private prayer 10am-4pm FRIDAY, JUNE 12 PUBLIC DAILY MASSES RESUME, 8:45am Mass Church will be closed following Mass for sanitation SATURDAY, JUNE 13 PUBLIC DAILY MASSES RESUME, 8:45am NO 4:30pm Vigil Mass Church open for Confessions only 3:15-4:15pm SUNDAY, JUNE 14 PUBLIC SUNDAY MASSES RESUME, 10am only
PUBLIC MASSES RESUME MONDAY, JUNE 8th Sunday, June 7 NO PUBLIC MASS 9:00am † Concetta Ciccaglione 11:00am + Antoinette Granese Monday, June 8 Public Daily Mass Resumes 8:45am † Antoinette Granese Tuesday, June 9 8:45am † Antoinette Granese Wednesday, June 10 NO MASS Thursday, June 11 6:30pm † Marjorie Spratt Friday, June 12 8:45am Living & Deceased Parishioners Saturday, June 13 8:45am † Kenneth Hackenbrack, Sr. 4:30pm † Stella DiFillippo (Private Mass) Sunday, June 14 Sunday Public Mass Resumes 10:00am † Antoinette Granese
Fiscal Year: July 1st, 2019 to June 30th, 2020 Total Sunday Collection for
Weekend of May 30-31, 2020..$5,535.00* *Includes $1,440. given online
Thank You for Your Generosity!
OUR FINANCIAL PICTURE
CANDLE INTENTIONS June 7th—13th
BLESSED MOTHER: Anna Migliarese
ST. JOSEPH: John & Betty Cipriano
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PREP NEWS IMPORTANT NOTICE: There will be a virtual closing prayer service and message for the 2019-2020
program year on Monday, June 8th. Families will receive information on how to access the virtual event the week of June 1st. The process for closing that will be implemented is:
1) Beginning June 8th, a parent must bring their child’s PREP textbook (you keep Activity books) to the PREP/Parish Office Mon-Fri, between the hours of 10am & 4pm. All returns should be made by June 19th.
2) In return for book, a Progress Report will be issued for each child along with a registration form for the 2020-2021 program year. This form is available at www.sttitus.org under Faith Formation->PREP.
CONFIRMATION has been rescheduled to Thursday, October 22, 2020, 6pm. New date for First Holy Communion is June 27th. Please pray for our children preparing.
Registration form for the 2020-2021 PREP year is available at www.sttitus.org under Faith Formation->PREP. All registration forms are due back by Monday, August 3, in order to avoid late fee and for us to get an accurate count for ordering books. Please note there is a new section on the form for immunization information required for school/program registration.
Anyone in need of further information, please contact Maureen Lewis at [email protected] or the Parish Office at 610-279-4990.
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ST. TITUS PARISH needs your support now more than ever! Here are some options for continuing to contribute:
Thank you in advance for your continued support!
1. Consider moving your contribution online
ONLINE GIVING
2. Consider giving via Bill Pay through your bank
If you pay other bills online, you can add St. Titus Parish as a vendor and the bank will send a payment. You can note your envelope number on the payment to ensure proper credit. This payment can arrive either elec-tronically or by physical check, the bank does it all for you.
3. If you do not have Internet access, mail your envelopes in or drop them off at the Parish Office. The office is still open during this crisis, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.
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St. Titus Summer
Lottery Is Back! (Social distancing version!)
3 Ticket purchase options: 1) Purchase in-person at the Parish Office during the week, M-F, 9am-4pm now thru June 29th (tickets will be available after July 1st for the remaining dates) 2) Call the office for tickets 610-279-4990 and request your special numbers. Then, mail payment along with name, address, phone and selected numbers. 3) Mail your ticket request to the office and include name, address, phone and selected numbers along with your payment. All requests/purchases received will be confirmed by the office.
All stubs will be retained at the office, so be sure to record your selected numbers at time of purchase/confirmation
Tickets are $20.00 each or 3 for $50
Tickets are good for July & August
Calendar with winning numbers will be produced weekly and posted to website, www.sttitus.org. Winners will be notified by phone and winnings distributed by mail.
GOOD LUCK!
Thank you for Supporting St. Titus! Any questions contact Parish Office 610-279-4990
Winning numbers are based on the PA Lottery PICK 3 Daily Number, straight only
Prizes: $50 each day and special date prizes of $100 on July 4th, July 21st, August 5th & August 18th
PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday – Friday, 9:00am—4:00pm
Evening hours suspended until further notice
PARISH STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER
Mrs. Maureen Lewis: 610-279-4990 [email protected]
COORDINATORS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mrs. Maureen Lewis & Mrs. Georgeanna Kratz
610-279-4990 [email protected]; [email protected]
CHOIR & MUSIC DIRECTOR Mr. Bob Leso: 856-478-4137
BULLETIN EDITOR Mrs. Maureen Lewis
610-279-4990 [email protected]
HOLY ROSARY REGIONAL SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Mary Ann Gilman 610-825-0160
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESUMPTION OF PUBLIC MASSES AT ST. TITUS CHURCH May 28, 2020
Great news! Archbishop Pérez has announced that parishes of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will be able to resume public Masses beginning the weekend of June 6 and 7, if properly prepared per directives. We at St. Titus Parish look forward to welcoming you back and anticipate celebrating our first public Mass on Monday, June 8th! Please join us for our first public Sunday Mass on June 14th. Let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus as we make our way back to the in person celebration of the Mass.
While our county remains in the Yellow Phase of statewide reopening, all of us need to do our part to make sure that our return to Mass is a peaceful and safe experience for all. Please take the time to read the instructions below. We ask everyone to follow these guidelines when attending Mass during this period:
GENERAL POINTS
The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation continues to be lifted during the Yellow Phase. You are not required to attend Mass at this time.
Please stay home if you are sick.
Please stay home if you are at higher risk of severe illness with COVID19. If you are uncertain about your risk status, please consult your doctor and also the CDC Guidelines at the link below. Visit the following to read the CDC Guidelines for those at higher risk: https://www.cdc.gov/
coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-at-higher-risk.html Sunday Mass will continue to be available via recording on our parish website.
Go to www.sttitus.org. Select the Mass Times button on the home page. On the Mass Times page, select the desired Mass video under the Links label at the lower right of the page.
MASS SCHEDULE
Our Mass Schedule during the Yellow Phase will be: Sunday: 10:00am
Daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 8:45am Thursday, 6:30pm Wednesday: NO MASS NO SATURDAY 4:30pm VIGIL MASS This schedule will remain in force until we move to the Green Phase.
BEFORE COMING TO MASS
Please wash your hands for 20 seconds using soap and water.
Before entering the Church, you must put on a face mask or cloth covering. Exceptions to this are “children younger than 2 years old, anyone who has trouble breathing or is unconscious, and anyone who is incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the cloth face covering without assistance” (CDC Guidelines).
Please do not come to Mass if you are sick or are at higher risk for severe illness with COVID19 (see above). Missalettes and hymnals will not be in the pews during this period. You are welcome to bring your own missal/
readings with you.
ENTERING THE CHURCH
Please enter the Church through the double wooden doors or the door at the top of the inside ramp. All of these doors will be open at all times.
Hand sanitizers will be available at the Church entrances. Please use the hand sanitizer upon entering and exiting the Church.
SEATING
When taking your seat, please honor all posted signs about where you may sit. Every other pew will be open to ensure proper social distancing.
Members of the same household may sit together as normal. Please place 6 feet between your household and members of a different household.
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BE SURE TO WATCH ST. TITUS’S SUNDAY MASS ON THE PARISH WEBSITE IF YOU DO NOT RETURN TO CHURCH!
ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESUMPTION OF PUBLIC MASSES AT ST. TITUS CHURCH (CONTINUED) DURING MASS
There will be NO SINGING during Mass in this phase of re-opening.
There will be no collection taken up during the Offertory. You may leave your envelope/gift in the basket at the back of the center aisle in church.
There will be no Presentation of Gifts (Offertory Procession) during the Yellow Phase.
There should be no holding of hands during the Our Father. There will be no Sign of Peace during Mass during the Yellow Phase. The Precious Blood will not be distributed during Mass during the Yellow Phase.
RECEPTION OF HOLY COMMUNION
Please exit your pew into the center aisle and move toward the top of the aisle where you will then move to-ward the Communion station on the side on which you are seated. There will be 2 Communion stations: one to the left (Blessed Mother side) and one to the right (St. Joseph side) midway toward the side aisle. Continue on to the side aisle to return to your pew after receiving Communion.
Please maintain social distancing in the Communion line. Please keep several pews between yourself and the person in front of you while in line and when returning to your pew.
During the Yellow Phase, the faithful are asked to receive Holy Communion in the hand. Please remove your mask before receiving Holy Communion (unhook elastic from one ear, extend hands for
placement of host, step to the side, put host into mouth from your hand, replace mask and return to pew).
EXITING THE CHURCH
At the conclusion of Mass, please exit the Church (remembering to social distance) and proceed directly to your car. Please do not congregate for any reason.
Please take a parish Bulletin home with you. Bulletins will be available for you to pick up at the back of church and at the entrance.
Please leave your mask on until you exit the Church.
OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU St. Titus Parish will follow the guidelines from the CDC for sanitation as we resume public Masses. To view the CDC guidelines, visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/php/faith-based.html Our parish sanitation procedures include cleaning/sanitizing the Church after each service/gathering, the re-
moval of all hymnals and Missals and prayer intentions book, sanitizing of all door knobs/handles after every service/gathering and providing hand sanitizer.
This notice is posted on the parish website, www.sttitus.org on the COVID-19 page. Please share this notice with other parishioners or friends of St. Titus that may not be Internet users.
We are excited to get you back to Church and the celebration of the Mass and Holy Eucharist. However, we pray that you will prayerfully consider and ponder your decision to return at this time and will be totally adherent to these directives should you come to church.
God bless you and we hope to see you soon!
Fr. Len
We’re looking for volunteers…. Do you want to deepen your spirituality? Do you want to provide help to your neighbors in need? Join the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Titus today!
Contact us at 484-704-7153 or [email protected] All are welcome! All ages welcome!
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ST. TITUS OUTREACH PROGRAM MINISTRIES
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DON’T FORGET YOUR REGULAR IN-STOCK CARDS—ALWAYS AVAILABLE ACME, WHOLE FOODS, SHOPRITE, GIANT, WAWA, KOHL’S, WEIS, ETC!
Scrip is sold in the Church Lobby before and after the
weekend Masses and at the Parish Office
Monday-Friday,9:00am-4:00pm, and Monday-Thursday evenings,6-9:00pm
BUY IN-STOCK SCRIP & PLACE SPECIAL ORDERS!
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Altar Servers Pat Klampfer 267-257-1675 Bell Choir Parish Office 610-279-4990 Bethany Music Ken Yoder 610-272-6660 Bible Study Deacon Claude Granese 215-292-6479 Catechists Maureen Lewis 610-279-4990 Church Cleaning Pat Orner 610-279-8575 Church Decorating Pat Klampfer 610-630-6901 CYO Parish Office 610-279-4990 Eucharistic Ministers Deacon Claude Granese 215-292-6479 Finance Council Mike Sexton 215-480-5866 Flame of Love Mary Jo Szczur 610-539-7476 Fundraising Comm. Anthony Saldutti 610-313-9063 Gabriel’s /Gardening Parish Office 610-279-4990 Knights of Columbus Matt Faust 610-277-4250 Lectors Denise Hoisington 484-432-5871 Legion of Mary Richard Wieda 215-699-5151 Liturgy Committee Martha Heid 610-272-2309 Maximilian Ministry Mary Jo Szczur 610-539-7476 Music Ministry Bob Leso 856-478-4137 Outreach Parish Office 610-279-2990 Pre-Jordan Lina & Tom McCracken 610-279-7891 Respect Life Comm. John Harris 610-631-0532 Sacristans Jack Fessler 610-476-6316 Senior Group Don McAvoy 610-539-7881 Sodality Nancy Kolenda 610-716-5617 STAC Bill Munro 610-277-6926 Stewardship Council Kevin Tickner 610-292-7193 St. Vincent DePaul Betty Ann Hilwig 484-704-7153 2 Hearts/2K Hail Marys/ Bella Kampmeyer 215-820-1995 Night of Reparation Ushers Parish Office 610-279-4990
TV SUNDAY MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND WDPN channel 2 at 7 am
WMCN channel 44 at 8:30am
Spiritual Support for Addiction: Hope in Christ. The Hope in Christ: Spiritual Support for Addiction webpage provides a central location for resources, ongoing support, events, and testimonies that are happening throughout the Archdiocese. Visit archphila.org/hope for new postings for Catholic resources available to you or a loved one .
ST. JOHN’S HOSPICE CASSEROLE PROGRAM St. Titus Parish has been making casseroles for St. John’s Hospice in Center City Philadelphia for over 35 years. The casseroles are the “Main Course” of a complete, hot meal that is served to hundreds of God’s poor and homeless who come to St. John’s for their daily bread. Please do not feel restricted to the recipes which can be found on the recipe sheets near the casserole pan in the vestibule. Your favorite recipe is most welcome! So are store bought casseroles such as Stouffers or Oncor. St. John’s provides us with pans and lids for your dishes. If you provide your own, please use a standard “half tray”. Each casserole serves 6-8 men. Each month, St. John’s picks up the dishes from our freezer. Here are some useful hints: Please bring your casseroles frozen
to church and put them in the freezer located in the vestibule of the Social Hall. If the door to the Social Hall is locked, please leave the casserole with a sacristan or maintenance.
Prepare your recipe so that it can be eaten with a plastic “spork” (a combination spoon and fork).
Please mark the lid with the main ingredients and date you prepared your casserole.
Keep those casseroles coming! St. John’s Hospice has notified us that they will continue to make pickups during the COVID-19 crisis. The need is great especially now.
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HOLY ROSARY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR NEW STUDENTS 2020—2021 Registrations for the 2020 – 2021 school year are now being accepted. Age Requirements are as follows:
Pre-Kindergarten 4: Age 4 by September 1, 2020 Kindergarten: Age 5 by September 1, 2020
First Grade: Age 6 by September 1, 2020
As we are not touring right now, we invite you to view out website: www.holyrosaryregional.com to see all that we have to offer. Registration information is a tab on the website. If you are interested in financial aide, you can apply at: www.factsmgt.com/aid to create an account and complete your application.
Please email Mrs. Gilman, Principal, at [email protected] if you are interested in our school. Once we are back to school, we can schedule a tour.
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St. Titus / St. Francis KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
All Catholic men age 18 and over are invited to join The Knights of Columbus! We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm in the St. Titus Parish Center.
MEETINGS currently canceled until further notice due to COVID-19 concerns/restrictions. New prospective members are welcome to attend. For more info, call: Don McAvoy 610-539-7881.
WHAT’S HAPPENING OUT AND ABOUT
ST. TITUS SENIOR ACTIVITIES CLUB is open to anyone age 55 or older. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month. Our meetings are currently suspended for the summer and due to COVID-19 concerns/restrictions. Hope to see you back in the fall!
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Hear Ye, Hear Ye CHANCE OF A LIFETIME sweepstakes is closed!
Featuring a 2020 Chevy Spark and including vacation packages to exciting places
around the world as well as cash prizes! Drawing planned for July!
Thank you for helping others by our fundraisers!
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Access Formed for Free for 40 Days Our friends at the Augustine Institute have graciously made available to all of us in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia FREE access to their online platform Formed.org for 40 days. This is an excellent way for anyone in the Archdiocese to access free Catholic videos, books, movies and more. Content is available in English and in Spanish.
Here how to access Formed for free for 40 days: 1. Visit formed.org/signup... 2. Type "Faith at Home Philadelphia" in the search box and click that title when it comes up
3. Enter your info and click SignUp
4. Enjoy! A link has been placed on the homepage of the St. Titus Parish website, www.sttitus.org in the event you don’t want to sign up yourself!
LIVE STREAM OF SUNDAY MASS: The 11:00am Mass celebrated at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul is streamed live weekly on the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s website as well as the Facebook pages for the Archdiocese and Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez. These live streams will be provided on an ongoing basis and as a mode for individuals to participate in Sunday Mass remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The faithful are encouraged to participate via live stream. Links to the live stream sites are: www.archphila.org OR https://www.facebook.com/ArchbishopPerez/
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Intentions for June 2020 Pope's Prayer Intention: The Way of the Heart We pray that all those who suffer may find their way in life, allowing themselves to be touched by the Heart of Jesus.
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