St. Bede 103 July 5, 2015

Eucharistic & Devotional Celebrations Vigil Mass (Saturday Evening): 5:30PM

Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30, 11:00AM, & 12:30PM

Weekday Masses (Monday through Friday): 6:30 & 9:00AM

Saturday Mass & Miraculous Medal Novena: 8:30AM

Holy Days (Except Christmas & New Year's) Vigil Mass: 5:30PM

Holy Day Masses: 6:30, 9:00AM, 5:30PM, & 7:30PM

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Saturday): 4:00 to 5:00PM

Parish Rosary (Tuesday). 7:15PM

24-Hour Perpetual Adoration Chapel

Sacramental Sponsorship - For letters of eligibility, one must be a registered member of the parish for six months or more (a reference letter from your previous parish will be accepted). Please contact the Parish Office five days in advance.

Baptism - Usually celebrated on 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month. MANDATORY Pre-Jordan Classes are held on the 2nd Sunday of the month. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - call the Religious Education Office.

Marriage - Saturday weddings are 10:00AM, 12:00 Noon, & 2:00 PM. It is Diocesan policy that arrangements must be made AT LEAST 6 MONTHS prior to the wedding. Information on Marriage Instructions can be obtained from the priests. Information on music, call Susan DiFlorio at 215-891-0869.

Anointing of the Sick - In case of serious illness (or advanced age), please call the priests. Hospital cases should contact the Chaplain, but the Parish Office should be notified so one of the priests may visit the patient.

Sacrament of Reconciliation - Saturdays 4:00 PM to 5 PM, Wednesdays of Lent at 7 PM, or by appointment with a priest. _________________________________________________________________

Saint Bede the Venerable Founded 1965

1071 Holland Road • Holland, PA 18966

Web Site: www.st-bede.org

Pastor Rev. Monsignor John C. Marine

Parochial Vicars Rev. Sean A. Loomis

Rev. Matthew J. Tralies

Parish Office 215-357-5720

Hours: Mon-Fri 8a.m. to 9p.m.

Sat 9a.m. to Noon

CLOSED SUNDAY

Fax Number

215-396-0704

Office Manager

Barbara Rogowski

Office Secretary Kimberly Muldoon Ivenz

Communications

Patrick McNally

Music Coordinator Susan DiFlorio

Facilities Manager

Tina Engle

Religious Education/C.C.D. 215-357-2130

Director. Religious Education

Carole Obrokta

Administrative Assistant

Linda Bourcet

Parish Youth Ministry 215-357-5113

Youth Ministry Coordinator

Maritza Carmona-Kelly

Parish Nurse Ministry 215-357-4113

Parish Nurse Kris Ingle

St. Katharine Drexel

Regional School 215-357-4720

Principal Laura Clark

Advancement Director

Lisa James

Grade School Secretaries

Debra Guarino

Kathleen Young

NOTICES FOR THE BULLETIN (SUBJECT TO SPACE AVAILABILITY)

MUST BE AT THE RECTORY BY MONDAY, 12:00 NOON.

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My Dear Parishioners,

This 4th of July weekend is a time of parades, politi-

cal speeches, fireworks and backyard barbeques. But most

of all it is a day of celebrating our independence - an inde-

pendence which was won and is maintained by the sacri-

fice of many lives. We are celebrating an independence

that is not absolute. Adam, the first man, thought that he

had absolute independence, and we are still suffering from

the effects of it. Only God has absolute independence.

Our independence is rooted in our dependence on God. We are contin-

gent, dependent beings. An independent creature is an intrinsic impossibility.

That is why the first Commandment is also the greatest Commandment. Only

if we are completely dependent on God can we enjoy real freedom. Either we

are dependent on God or we will be dependent on some creature.

This dependence on God is clearly stated in our Declaration of Independ-

ence. It begins like this: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men

are created equal and that they are endowed by our creator with inalienable

rights..." And it ends: "With a firm reliance on divine providence, we pledge

our lives, our fortunes, and our honor..."

Our nation was founded on belief in God. The president ends his oath of

office by placing his hand on the Bible, the Word of God, and with "So help

me God." In our Pledge of Allegiance we say "One nation, under God." En-

graved on our money is, "In God We Trust." Our congress has a chaplain,

begins each session with a prayer, and provides chaplains for the military.

Our Founding Fathers may have opted for a separation of Church and

State, but not for a separation of God and State. There is no brotherhood of

man without the Fatherhood of God. The division of life into the sacred

and the secular is a false dichotomy. There is not now, there never was and

never will be the truly secular, that is anyone or anything which is not de-

pendent on God. Atheistic capitalism would suffer the same fate as atheistic

communism.

What the Constitution guarantees is not freedom from religion, but free-

dom of religion. Freedom to practice religion. The irony, the contradiction,

is that those who are pushing for freedom from religion are actually pushing

their own religion, which is secular humanism. In secular humanism the su-

preme being is man - greedy, lustful, proud man. But which man? There are

more than seven billion of them in the world, each claiming to be independ-

ent. These "supreme beings" are the creators, and they are creating rugged

individualism, corruption, addictions, war, and terrorism. There is nothing

as inhuman as secular humanism.

On Sept. 11, 2001, the illusion that we were absolutely independent went

down in smoke and ashes with the Twin Towers. On that day, we fell to our

knees and asked God for help. And in so doing, realized how far we have

wandered from God and from the convictions of our Founding Fathers. I sug-

gest that those of us, especially who can recall that tragic day in American

history, allow it to serve as an inspiration, if not a vivid reminder, to do all

we can through prayer, conversation, voting, etc., to bring our country back

to its dependence on God. It is the best birthday gift we can give our coun-

try.

May God Bless You,

St. Bede 103 July 5, 2015

A Message From Your PastorA Message From Your Pastor

Adoration Chapel Altar Candle Dedication

July 6 - 12 In memory of Rose Freuzburg

Req. by her family

Dedications are still available for 2015! Just come into

the Parish Office. Candle dedications are

a $30 donation for the week.

Scripture Readings Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 12, 2015

Amos 7: 12-15

Psalm 85

Ephesians 1: 3-14 or 1: 3-10

Mark 6: 7-13 When Jesus sent out the Twelve in Mark’s

Gospel, He didn’t equip them with very much,

just a walking stick, the clothes on their back,

and a pair of sandals. For the rest they had to

depend on God. Yet they had great success on

their mission. Perhaps one lesson we can learn

is dependence on God. Let us listen to God’s

Holy Word, keeping in mind how we can de-

pend more on God.

Rev. Monsignor John C. Marine

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeFourteenth Sunday in Ordinary TimeFourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 5, 2015July 5, 2015July 5, 2015

Monthly Theme

July 2015:

Mother, Teacher, Family:

The Nature and Role of

the Church The Church has institu-

tional forms because she

must work in the world. But

that does not exhaust the

essence. The Church is the

Bride of Christ, a “she,” not an “it.”

In the words of Saint John XXIII, “she is our

mother and teacher, our comforter and guide, our

family of faith.” Even when her people and lead-

ers sin, we still need the Church’s wisdom, Sacra-

ments, support and proclamation of the truth, be-

cause she is the body of Jesus Himself in the

world; the family of God’s people writ large.

Learn more about the World Meeting of Fami-

lies on our website (st-bede.org) and the parish

Facebook page!

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Food Gift Cards Needed I have been getting requests for food and gas gift cards

over summer months for those in need. Cards can be purchased in

the parish office and left in the Parish Nurse Mailbox. Due to the

shortage in our food pantries there has been more requests. The

food collected on Sunday goes to Jesus Focus food pantry where

people are being directed. Thank you for your generosity.

- Kris Ingle, Parish Nurse

50th Anniversary

Commemorative Book Now that our 50th Anniversary year is over,

with all of its successful and joyous monthly

celebrations, we come to the last and perhaps

greatest task: compiling a commemorative

book that will help us to recall these memories

for years to come. It will also share the interest-

ing history that has shaped us into the vibrant

community of faith that we are.

A committee of parishioners is compiling,

writing and editing what will be a 50th Anni-

versary, limited edition, keepsake book. The

committee envisions a book worthy of display

in your home, on the coffee table, or as the per-

fect Christmas gift.

The book will contain over 100 pages of his-

tory, stories, pictures and personal testimonials

from former priests, religious, etc., that will

help us to cherish and preserve the memories of

50 years for generations to come. The book will

be available for purchase in mid-November,

2015, if not sooner.

The anniversary committee would like to

invite as many parishioners as possible to be a

part of this historical record. A special section

of the book will contain a listing of the names

of book patrons, living and deceased. A dona-

tion of $30 for a single line listing in this sec-

tion will also entitle the donor to a free copy.

Below you will find a sample form to assist

you in making a listing in this special section.

We ask that you complete the form and attach it

to your donation, and drop it off at the Rectory

as soon as possible.

St. Bede Parish

50th Anniversary

Commemorative Book

Patron Listing

________________________ (Example): Mr. & Mrs. Bob Holland

□ Living □ Deceased

Campaign for Human Development

Collection July 11-12 Dear Brothers and Sisters,

In Brazil a few years ago, Pope Francis stood in the midst of a

shantytown's poor and appealed to all people of good will: "Never

tire of working for a more just world, marked by greater solidarity.

... The measure of the greatness of a society is found in the way it

treats those most in need, those who have nothing apart from their

poverty?"

Sadly, the backdrop for those words from our Holy Father is not

unlike some neighborhoods here in our own city and surrounding

region. Many people are doing better economically than they were a

few years ago, but too many others have been left out of the recov-

ery. It is all too easy to attribute their situation to some personal

failing, which ignores the reality of systemic poverty.

As Catholics we are called to do whatever we can to ensure that

all people have the opportunity to live in conditions worthy of hu-

man beings. For over four decades, the Catholic Campaign for

Human Development (CCHD) has demonstrated the Church's

solidarity with the poor, supporting community organizations that

work to ease poverty and promote human development. What

makes this effort special is that these community groups engage the

poor to actively participate in identifying their problems and work-

ing collaboratively to find effective solutions. Some projects have a

significant Catholic presence among their leadership and member-

ship, and many are collaborative ventures involving individuals of

all faiths working together toward common goals. All CCHD fund-

ing is contingent on an organization's activities being consistent

with Catholic moral teaching.

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops sponsors an annual

collection to support the Church's efforts to reduce poverty through

the work of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development. In the

Archdiocese of Philadelphia, this collection will take place on the

weekend of July 11 and 12, 2015. Your donations will support anti-

poverty projects in communities across the country and right here in

our own region. To learn more about the good work that CCHD

funds, visit the USCCB website at: www.povertyusa.org.

With 40 million Americans still living in poverty, your contribu-

tion to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development is more

important than ever. With your help, our brothers and sisters have a

better chance of achieving the dignity of self-reliance in their pur-

suit of a better future for themselves, their families, and their com-

munities. On their behalf, I thank you for your generosity and ask

God's blessing upon you for your response to this year's appeal.

Sincerely yours in Jesus Christ,

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Saint Katharine Drexel

Catholic School

School Office - Summer Hours

Monday- Closed

Tuesday, Wednesday, and

Thursday- 9am to 1pm

Friday- Closed

School Office will be open

Monday through Friday

starting August 24th from 9am -1pm

The Altar Servers Take a Trip to Dorney Park!

Thanks to our altar servers who, because of their dedication all year, received a trip to Dorney Park on June 24. The weather was perfect and everyone had a great time - even Father Loomis (front)! Many thanks to the many parishioners who made this trip possible through their generous donations.

YOU CAN STILL SIGN UP!!! BUT YOU NEED TO ACT NOW!!!!!

Retreat for Young Men grades 9—12

GRADUATED 8TH GRADERS THROUGH GRADUATED H.S. SENIORS

July 5-8 OR July 9-12 Held at Black Rock Retreat Center, Quarryville, PA

Cost ONLY $20 Ask God what He wants from you and Be Brave!

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Dear Parishioners,

A theologian once said, "We are to be

different because Christ is in us. The world is

to be different because we are in it." As we

celebrate Fourth of July weekend - our na-

tion's Independence Day, I am reminded of

those words. I invite you to ponder this pray-

er, and think of some of the particular ways our world might be

different because YOU are in it!

Lord, we give you thanks for the blessings

of freedom. May we learn to use our freedoms

to be servants to our neighbors.

We give you thanks for the blessing of justice.

May our own actions - and the actions of our nation -

facilitate justice for all.

Lord, come to the aid of nations and leaders

who need your guidance.

Come to the aid of those standing in harm's way.

Make us mindful of the sacrifices of our military

and their families. Make us mindful of ways

that we can support them in their service.

Strengthen us in faith and calm the fears within us.

Send peace in our time, peace for our hearts,

peace for our land, peace for all the world,

peace that abides as we abide in you.

For you are God alone, blessed above all others,

from whom comes the only peace that endures.

Truth be told, we ARE different because Christ is in us.

Now may the world be different because we are in it. Let us

keep each other in prayer.

God Bless,

Carole Obrokta Director of Religious Education

(Office: 215-357-2130)

Ms. Carole Obrokta

Religious EducationReligious Education

St. Bede 103 July 5, 2015

Casserole Program for

Saint John’s Hospice I know the summer is a

crazy time for everybody, but

please don’t forget those in

need and less fortunate than us.

St. John’s Hospice depends

solely on donations of casse-

roles to keep their wonderful

program up and running. Won’t you join us as we try to

help those that are hungry get a hot, nutritious meal ? In-

terested?? I hope so!!! Please call Barb McKeever with

any questions- 215-364-2733. Thank you so much.

Going on Vacation?

Find a Mass Online! Taking a trip this summer

doesn’t mean that you have to

take a vacation from worship.

Whether you are down the

shore or anywhere around the

world, making Sunday Mass a

part of your vacation planning is as easy as your computer or

phone. Operated with the cooperation of the United States

Conference of Catholic Bishops and with the encouragement

of the Vatican, www.masstimes.org will help you to find

Catholic churches and Mass schedules by city, state,

zip code or country. You can also get information by

calling 1-858-207-6277 and providing either the zip

code or phone number of the desired U.S. location.

Come to the Chapel ASAP (Always Stop And Pray)

Father Raymond T. Gawronski, S.J. wrote:

“Mystics throughout history have experienced tremen-

dous graces in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. And so

have ordinary people, the eyes of whose hearts are opened by

faith.

Recently, a friend told me he found himself in one of the peri-

odic bouts of restlessness we all, I suppose, experience. "Ah,"

he thought, "if only I were in a hermitage or a monastery, re-

moved from the pressures of worldly life, how close I could be

again to the Lord!" Yet one morning as he said Mass, his heart

heard an admonition, as from the Host on the altar, saying: "I

am right here and you have no need to go anywhere else." In-

credible.

I sometimes ask my students where they can find Jesus

Christ. True to the radical humanism of our day, they like to

point to themselves, or point to other people. Well, yes, I say, in

a way that is true. "But," I ask, "if you wanted to be with Christ

directly, personally: if you wanted to pour out your heart to

Him-just you and He-if you wanted to adore Him Who is God

made man, where would you go?" Eventually, one hand is

sheepishly raised in the classroom and a witnessing voice qui-

etly says, "He is in the tabernacle in church."

He is as much present in the tabernacle near our homes as

He is at the Vatican, or Jerusalem, at Lourdes, Fatima or any

other holy place to which people travel. In fact, no place on

earth is more holy than the tabernacle in our local sanctuary.”

We invite you to spend some quiet time with our Lord and

thank Him and praise Him for all the blessings and graces He

sends you and ask for those special intentions and needs close

to your heart. Please stop by and visit Jesus in our perpetual

adoration chapel adjacent to the parish offices in the St.

Katharine Drexel Center. The chapel is open 24 hours every

day and at any time of the day or night, you can come to the

chapel and Jesus is there…. waiting for You!

For more information about perpetual adoration please con-

tact Debbie & Sean McDermott at 215-504-9897 or e-mail us

at StBede24seven@gmail.com.

Adoration SocietyAdoration Society

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● Join Marie Joseph and her talented crisis pregnancy center counseling staff for a very special, uplifting and engaging tour of one of our centers. ● Journey step-by-step through the extremely charitable process that has empowered

over 600 women (and counting) in unplanned pregnancies to be freed from fear and isolation and choose LIFE!

Monday, July 13th from 6-7:30 PM www.legacyoflifefoundation.org

Discover through compelling firsthand accounts of lives saved and radically changed through the effective, highly professional, and unique approach of the women’s centers.

Learn about our three year “STAR” support program that is transforming

women’s lives and the communities we serve. Hear about our exciting plans

for growth in 2015 and beyond.

Next Tour Dates: July 13th and August 27th Bristol Center For address & details RSVP to Tobey 215-788-4051 Tobey@legacyoflifefoundation.org

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Go to Mass With Pope Francis!

The Papal Mass on the Parkway

Sunday September 27, 2015 Saint Bede Parish will be supplying four school buses for this

Mass, which will also mark the end of the World Meeting of

Families.

Buses will leave and return from the church grounds. The cost

per seat will be $35 per person, and space will be limited! If you

would like to reserve a spot on one of our buses, please come to

the Parish Office. Payment is required when reserving your spot.

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BLOOD DRIVE Friday, July 17

(2-7pm)

In the Drexel Center

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Or contact Maritza at

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Summer Gatherings begin on July 9th at 12:30pm

Come out on July 9th for a meet & Greet with Father Tralies!!!

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Upcoming Activities:

July 6—Twining Village—play BINGO with residents July 7th—Trenton Area Soup Kitchen

Check our website for the Summer Calendar of activities.

www.st-bede.org/youthministry MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP NEWS

Check your email inbox for our Summer Calendar loaded with service

opportunities and trips.

Questions about this group, to receive registration forms and/or if you would like to be added to the Middle School Youth Group e-mail list to

receive news of upcoming events, send an e-mail to middleschoolyouthgroup@gmail.com

Current 8th Graders!!!! Did you know that you are welcome to participate in ALL the

High School Activities NOW?

Contact the YM office to get on our High School email list.

You will get the latest and most up to date information on our

upcoming activities.

Members of our Youth Ministry, along with volunteer chaperones and Father Loomis, went to the annual Steubenville Youth Conference at Franciscan University from June 26 to June 28, for a weekend of prayer and fellowship with other youth groups from around the country.

On To Steubenville!

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Mass Intentions This Week

Monday, May July 6 (Chapel) 6:30 a.m. - Stephanie Drum (Req. by George & Carol McMannon)

9 a.m. - Candalaro & Adelina DiPaolo (Req. by their family)

Tuesday, July 7 (Chapel) 6:30 a.m. - Adam Koneski (Req. by Rich & Anne Niwinski)

9 a.m. - Patrick Bowers-8th anniversary (Req. by Denise Bresnahan)

Wednesday, July 8 (Chapel) 6:30 a.m. - Corinne McGranaghan (Req. by John & Patricia Lutz)

9 a.m. - Joan Zavaski (Req. by Don Schultz & family)

Thursday, July 9 (Chapel) 6:30 a.m. - Marie Sweeney

(Req. by the St. Bede Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion) 9 a.m. - Tom Adams, Sr. (Req. by Pat & Nick Bottaro)

Friday, July 10 (Chapel) 6:30 a.m. - Ginny Doyle (Req. by Michael McKenna)

9 a.m. - Robert & Ann McCann (Req. by Mary Thoma)

Saturday, July 11 (Church) 8:30 a.m. - Stanley & Mae Jezak (Req. by Marie Lis)

5:30 p.m. - Rose Devine (Req. by the St. Bede Guitar Group)

Sunday, July 12 (Church) 7:30 a.m. - Elizabeth Brown (Req. by Barbara Kelly)

9:30 a.m. - Special Intentions

11 a.m. - For the People of the Parish 12:30 p.m. - Clarence & David Buck (Req. by Thomas & Christina Buck)

DATE EVENT TIME PLACE

Sunday,

July 5

- Baptisms

- Rosary for Priests

- Men’s Basketball

1:30 p.m.

7 p.m.

9 p.m.

Church

DC-A

Gym

Monday,

July 6

- Rosary

- Faith Share Group

- Faith Enrichment Group

- Teen Choir

8:30 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

7 p.m.

7 p.m.

Chapel

SFC

DC-Office

Church

Tuesday,

July 7

- Rosary

- Adult Religious Education

- Rosary

- Adult Religious Education

8:30 a.m.

9:45 a.m.

7 p.m.

7 p.m.

Chapel

DC-B

Chapel

DC-B

Wednesday,

July 8

- Rosary 8:30 a.m. Church

Thursday,

July 9

- Rosary

- Triple - T

- Legion of Mary

- K of C Officers meeting

- Men’s Basketball

8:30 a.m.

12:30 p.m.

7 p.m.

7:30 p.m.

9 p.m.

Chapel

SFC

DC-Office

DC-A

Gym

Friday,

July 10

- Rosary

- Varsity Girls Basketball

- Teen Choir

- Legion of Mary Curia

- Men’s Basketball

8:30 a.m.

4:30 p.m.

6:30 p.m.

7 p.m.

9 p.m.

Chapel

Gym

Church

DC-B

Gym

Saturday,

July 11

- JV Boys Basketball

- Kings Men meeting

- Confessions

9 a.m.

9:15 a.m.

4 p.m.

Gym

DC-A

Church

Sunday,

June 12

- Pre Jordan class

- Rosary for Priests

- Men’s Basketball

1:30 p.m.

7 p.m.

9 p.m.

DC-B

SFC

Gym

Parish Calendar This Week

Blessing of the Waters The St. Bede Women’s Club is sponsoring an Excursion to

Ocean City, NJ on August 15 for the Blessing of the Wa-

ters. A Hagley bus will leave the St. Bede parking lot prompt-

ly at 8:00 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m.

We will have Mass at St. Augustine’s Church at 10:15 a.m.,

followed by a walk to the beach for the Blessing of the Waters

and a blessing upon the sick. We will leave Ocean city for

lunch at Fred & Ethel’s Lantern Light Tavern in Smith-

ville. Lunch will be from 1:30 – 3:00 and the choices are

chicken, fish or steak. We will have an hour for shopping in

Smithville.

The bus will depart at 4:00 p.m. to return back to St. Bede

parking lot. The cost will be $70.00. We need at least 30 peo-

ple. The trip is open to all people, men or women, so bring

your husbands and friends. Contact Mary DeHaven at

marydehaven1@verizon.net or call 215-840-5050 to sign up

for the excursion.

St. Bede’s Collection -

God Bless Your Generosity! Due to the early holiday deadline, our bulletins

went to press before the collection report was

completed. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

The collection and stewardship reports for this

week will be included in the July 12 bulletin.

Pray for the Sick Russell Kemp, Marge Moss, Cailyn Stratton, Dean An-

dersen, Carolyn Walsh, Marie McKenzie, Elizabeth

Schluth, Kathy Merchel, Nancy Swift, Donna Brown,

Meghan Madden, Tami Hubbard, Frederick Hubbard,

Ruth Crews, Melvin Austin, Kevin Meister, Dorothy

Agnes Clark, Nancy Martin, Nina Philipp, Edward

Rogowski, Ray O’Donnell, Terry Miller, Robert Geis-

heimer, Patricia Gossard, Ann Orth, Drew Miller, Bill

Damico, Dwayne Schwarz, Mary Bogdan, Maryann

Leisner, Paul Haynes, Pauline Haynes, William Kilroy,

Danny Mullane, Rene Albert, Dr. William L. Nash, III,

Msgr. Robert Grudowski, Thomas Weir, Ed Rodgers,

Michael Taub, Mary Adams, Fr. John Wilz, Pat Triolo.

Names can be put on the prayer list by contacting the

Parish Office in person, by phone (215-357-5720) or by

email (pmcnally@st-bede.org). All names will be left on

the list for a period of 4 weeks. If you would like the inten-

tion to stay on for more than 4 weeks, please contact us

again.

Altar Flower Dedications Dedications are still being taken for 2015!

Just come into the Parish Office.

Flowers are a $45 donation

for each bouquet.

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Parishioner

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Since 1914

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