Business Manager: David Bauer Pastoral & Administrative Assistant: Marie McGuigan Office Manager: Douglas Kitson Parish Religious Education Program: Jennifer Swetland Director of Music: Margie Melchiore

St. Cornelius Catholic School Robert Touey, Principal

Phone: (610) 459-8663 Website: www.scornelius.org

St. Cornelius Parish Office Hours Monday thru Thursday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Closed for Lunch 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

Sunday 8:30 am to 12:30 pm

Saturday: Confessions 3:30 - 4:30 Vigil Mass 5:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am, 5:00 pm

Weekdays: 7:30 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Monday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm • Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

LiveStream www.livestream.com/saintcornelius

Lisa Daughen, Chairperson Agnes Arkus Kathy Carney

Chris Fahey Franca Felcher Kevin Hicks

Peter Kosciewicz Len Leschinsky

Jon Lippard

Joanne Morris Craig Sanders

Parish Council Members

Deacons: Harry Morris • John Todor • Richard Wirth

160 Ridge Rd Chadds Ford, PA 19317 Phone: (610) 459-2502

Fax: (610) 459-3942 Web: www.saintcornelius.org

Email: stcorn1@comcast.net Facebook: Like us on Facebook Msgr. David Diamond, Pastor

St. Cornelius S U N D A Y B U L L E T I N May 17, 2020

Page Two May 17, 2020 Thoughts from the Second Floor Front

VI Sunday of Easter May 17, 2020

This must rank as the most unusual Easter Season in Church history. As we begin to draw it to a close, we can reflect back on the last several weeks and wonder how it has all passed by as if we have been in a fog for an extended period. The fog has yet to lift but it will – soon, I know we all hope. Attending to the details of our spiritual lives has also been a challenge when so many issues that have shaped our lives these past few weeks have served only to become major sources of distraction preventing us from focusing on the simple as-pects of living. Years ago, the DuPont Company ran an ad campaign with the catchy, kitschy comment of “Better Things for Better Living Through Chemistry.” It was a posture of the then contemporary society that the phys-ical sciences will be able to solve all our problems and that within a few years medical science will have dis-covered the cure for all diseases. Humanity would then thrive in a sort of sanitized Edenic civilization marked by the best of everything for everybody. The present pestilential pandemic has put the lie to that aspiration. Some still believe in the perfectibility of the human person and the human condition. With the right diet and proper amount of exercise all will be well. Throw in the right education at the right schools with the best of connections an individual will be on the rosy road of relaxation and riches for the rest of his or her pleasant life and all will be well. St. Julian of Norwich asserted that: “All will be well. All manner of things will yet be well.” This from a cloistered religious who lived in the Middle ages. She lived in Norwich, a city second in importance only to London, in terms of Religious Life and Com-merce in Great Britain. She suffered terribly through the Black plague which was such a murderous threat to the world then as COVID 19 is to ours. She survived and penned the first literary work in English written by a woman. The work is called XVI Revelations of Divine Love. It was unusual in that it was written by a woman and written in English - both anomalies at that point in history. My knowledge of it is limited but interest in her writings has grown since the last part of the 19th century. I am usually suspicious of “revelations,” personal or otherwise, for a variety of reasons. I try to sup-press those cynical and suspicious characteristics that can emerge from my own personality, a manifestation of my Irish genome, I suspect. Currently I am again struggling with the Book of Revelation. Throughout the en-tire Easter Season, John’s Apocalypse, as it is also known, serves as the first scriptural offering in the Office of Readings. I find the frightening and almost incomprehensible imagery requires a guide. I have been reading the Jerome Biblical Commentary to help me through this annual trek with John the Evangelist, putative author. John writes from Patmos, a small island in the Aegean Sea; you could walk its 7.5 mile length in an hour. He was banished there by Rome. It was not uncommon for Roman authorities to banish religious figures they found troublesome. The decision to execute Jesus, you recall, is not because He was a religious figure. Jesus was executed because He was perceived to be a threat to the Empire. Not so John. The Romans were more superstitious than religious and on occasion they thought it better to exile rather than execute. We find ourselves curiously associated with both Julian of Norwich and John of Patmos. She had to contend with a plague and he had to contend with isolation. I am not asserting that we will all experience a dramatic revelation along the lines of the Mystic from Norwich or the Visionary of Patmos. However, revela-tions do happen; the problem is that we are often too distracted to notice them. All too often we find ourselves absorbed in the mundane and quotidian affairs of our ordinary life. Well now, we are living in an extraordinary time. Forcibly removed from the ordinary, we need to look for the revelation that will be given to us in the pre-sent times, as challenging and daunting as they may be. That revelation is not far. It is located in the family member who is present to you; no doubt present now in a new way. Recognize God in them whether they are sitting at the dining room table with you or you are in a Zoom Room. See in them the revelation of God that is possible to express only through another human being. As for you, be the vehicle through which God reveals Himself to others; those others given to you in love. Faithfully, Msgr. Diamond

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Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is the official international humanitarian agency of American Catholics. They work to improve the lives of those in 100+ countries by responding to major emer-gencies; fighting disease and poverty; helping childhood development, and sup-porting peace-oriented organizations. Our parish has recently started a CRS Chapter. It’s initial action has been to take up Global Child Thrive Act (H.R. 4864). Passing of this bill would direct administrations to integrate early child-hood development activities and programs to improve the lives of vulnerable children around the world. www.CRS.org

Catholic Charities USA is the official domestic relief agency of the U.S. Catholic Church. However, their primary goal is to end poverty, especially sys-temic poverty, in the United States. Initiatives include making housing more affordable and providing healthy food options for those in need. Locally, The Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) is the Archdiocese of Philadelphia's single most important fundraiser benefiting hundreds of thousands of people in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia through Education, Social Services (CSS above), Nutritional Development Services, Evangelization, Parish and Spiritual Life, Clergy and Local Mission Activities. www.catholiccharitiesusa.org www.catholiccharitiesappeal.org

Catholic Social Services (CSS) is the humanitarian organization of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. They have a number of local programs targeted towards helping the homeless & hungry, at-risk youth, struggling families & single parents. They help im-migrants, refugees, neglected children and those with intellectual disabilities. They provide programs for pregnant teens, and court-adjudicated delinquents. CSS benefits more than 175,000 individuals annually. Motivated by its mission to serve the most vulnerable and at-risk members of our society. Catholic Social Services provides hope and creates hope for people from every walk of life.

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“He sat down opposite the treasury and observed how the crowd put money into the treasury. Many rich people put in large sums. A poor widow also came and put in two small coins worth a few cents. …..“Amen, I say to you, this poor widow put in more than all the other

contributors to the treasury. For they have all contributed from their surplus wealth, but she, from her poverty, has contributed all she had, her whole livelihood.”

Mark 12:41-44 Below are three Catholic charitable agencies to which we are annually invited to support. At St. Cornelius we have begun to form what is called a CRS Chapter. CRS Chapters are designed to educate people on the func-tion of CRS and to broaden our awareness of global needs, beyond our local community and diocese. Occa-sionally, we are asked to support immediate needs such as hurricane relief. The newly formed chapter of St. Cornelius would also do advocacy work, communicating to our government offices the need for overseas fi-nancial support. We would also be a conduit for CRS fund raising (Rice Bowl) and communicating back to our parish how those funds are used. While the agencies below are necessary and essential to supporting the well being of our sisters and brothers, it is important to understand that they are different in terms of the populations they serve and the scope of their mission.

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The Ministry of Consolation A St. Cornelius community response to the needs of people grieving the death of a significant person/persons in their lives. The ministry honors the words and exam-

ple of the Lord Jesus: "Blessed are they who mourn;

they shall be consoled" (Matthew 5:4).

A team of three trained St. Cornelius church members are the facilitators for the consolation ministry. At this time, due to the coronavirus we are all strug-gling with, we need to put our ministry on hold until a later date can be arranged. When that date can be de-termined, we will inform our current participants. Watch this space for updates.

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Let us pray for our Men and Women serving in the Armed Forces. Especially for:

May 10, 2020 Share eGiving $6,995 Envelope Offering $12,911 $19,906

“For where your treasure is, there also will your heart be.”

Luke 12:34“

The Sunday collection is very important for us to maintain our fiscal responsibil-ities. So, if you are away on a Sunday, ENJOY; but remember YOUR church.

PLEASE DONATE! !! PLEASE REGISTER !!

American Red Cross Blood Drive at St. Cornelius Church Thursday, May 28, 2020, 2PM - 7PM, Parish Life Center

Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. More than 38,000 blood donations are needed every day. Blood cannot be manufactured – it can only come from generous donors like YOU. Be that Good Samaritan! Extra precau-tions are being taken by the Red Cross to ensure the safety of all donors and staff at this time. Be a donor on MAY 28th !! Register at redcrossblood.org using St. Cornelius as the location or call 1-800-RED CROSS. You may also call Marilyn Gustin at 484-732-8842 leaving your name and phone number to register or if you have questions. Eligibility questions?

Call the Red Cross Donor Center @ 1-866-236-3276 *Sponsored by the Holistic Health Ministry of St. Cornelius Church

St. Cornelius Family Promise Ministry

“You are the light of the world…Let your light shine be-fore others, so that they may see your good works and give

glory to your Father in heaven.” (Matthew 5:14,16)

St. Cornelius volunteers care for homeless families through the Family Promise inter-faith ministry in southern Chester County. Due to the corona-virus pandemic, Family Prom-ise is sheltering their guests in a hotel at this time, so there will be no volunteer responsi-bilities at the churches. Volun-teers are praying and support-ing a homeless shelter in Phil-adelphia with lunches during this time. Please consider do-nating gift cards from Acme, Aldi or Shop Rite, which are

stores close to the ho-tel. Financial contribu-tions would also be appreciated. Mail to: Family Promise, 1156 W. Baltimore Pike, P.O. Box 394, Kennett Square, PA 19348. For questions, please contact Kathy Silvon at msilvon@aol.com or call 484-720-8214.

Kathy Silvon’s sign reads: I AM making masks for

the frontline and lunches for the homeless.

Joan Holliday’s sign reads: I am praying for my family, friends

and Family Promise

Eucharistic Adoration “Souls who spread the honor of My mercy I shield through their entire lives as a tender mother her infant, and at the hour of death I will not be a Judge for them, but the Merciful Savior. At that last hour, a soul has nothing with which to defend itself except My mercy. Happy is the soul that during its lifetime im-mersed itself in the Fountain of Mercy, because justice will have no hold on it”

(Diary, 1075).” Our Lord speaking to St. Faustina We will need a second Permanent Adorer, when Adora-tion begins again, for the following times on Monday’s, at 9 am, noon, 2, 3, 4 and 7 pm and on Friday’s, at 11 am, noon and 1 pm. Please consider being a weekly Adorer for one of these times, spending an hour with Jesus in Adora-tion. Pray that Jesus will end this evil virus very soon and heal those stricken by it. Contact:

Sue Miller 484-480-5882 or Toni Moyer 484-840-0552.

SACRED HEART OF JESUS, I ADORE YOU IN THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT!

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Prayer for the Pandemic Mepkin Abbey

Most merciful and triune God We come to you in our weakness.

We come to you in our fear. We come to you with trust.

For you alone are our hope. We place before you the disease present in our world.

We turn to you in our time of need. Bring wisdom to the doctors.

Give understanding to the scientists. Endow caregivers with compassion and generosity.

Bring healing to those who are ill. Protect those who are most at risk.

Give comfort to those who have lost a loved one. Welcome those who have died into your eternal home.

Stabilize our communities. Unite us in your compassion.

Remove all fear from our hearts. Fill us with confidence in your care. We pray in the name of Jesus who is

Lord forever and ever. Amen

TEACHER APPRECIATION This school year has certainly been different and challenging for both students and teachers as we con-tinue distance learning. Our teachers and students are handling different and challenging beautifully and we couldn’t be prouder! Our students showed their ap-preciation this week to all our teachers during Teach-

er Appreciation Week. Our teachers appreci-ate our students just as much!

PILGRIM STATUE 5 - 17 - 2020 Peggy Vinnacombe 5 - 24 - 2020 Paula Wolf 5 - 30 - 2020 Debbie Brisgone

Please only 3 weeks per family this year Call Cecille at (610) 361-8899 for more information.

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Nicky Wilson, Tom Powell, Eileen Lynch, Olga Bianco, Paul Gushurst, Sharon Faulkner, Grace Lynn, Andrea Bateman, Betty Zeller, Anthony Stracciolini, Michael Dusik, Pat Lavender, Brandon Heacock, Brittany Lott, Nancy Young, Peyton Lott, Billy Lott, Nanci Ehmer, Peggy Peters, Paul McEneaney, John Melasecca, Marga-ret Rogowski, Ken Rudert, Ed Shell, Virginia Piergiovan-ni, Ellie McCreight, Ellie Griem, Gregory Varacchi, Mi-chael McKinnen, Jeanne Kitson, Connie Carney, Rob Kenney, Kelly Kenney, Eugene Monaco, Susan Meyers, Luke Post, Matthew Hess, Gary Hampton, Jim Buckley, Jerome Lienhard, Mary Rose Salisbury, Margery Butler, Charlotte Kensicki, Jim Barr, Jerome Lichard, Lisa Win-kleblech, Aaron Winkleblech, Patricia Butler, Michael Leavy, Bob Post, Mary Ann Holt, Joseph Spetzer, III, Jennifer Carson, Christine Cavaliere, Margie Thivierge, Denise Neils, Baby, Gloria Carroll, Trish Churchill, Car-ol Lyon, Mark Robuck, Dick Arthur, Frank Bern, Peg Camero, Luke Sneed, Rich Pesce, Amy Tucker, Charles Grasty, Bob Frick, Hillary Hopkins, Gregg Afflerbach, Robert Lott, Lynnane Smith, William Grant, Francis Grant, Mary Ann Croce, Joanne Gillease, Patricia Steven-son, Marie Ouly, Peter LaCrosse, Charles Quinn, Jean Pesce, Elizabeth Kephart, Theresa Briglia, Jean Hackett, Art Hindle, Bernice Hindle, Don Masse, Ellen & Frank Ward, Thomas Small, Vicki Wojdak, Todd Morris, Mat-thew Duffy

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Monsignor’s Thursday Email Msgr. Diamond’s weekly Thursday Email is a popular weekly news letter for our pa-rishioners. Currently there are over 843 people who re-ceive his email each Thursday afternoon. If you would like to be on our distribution list, please call the office at (610) 459-2502 or send your request to be added to our distribution at (Stcorn1@comcast.net). Many of our pa-rishioners enjoy receiving these emails and staying up-to-date on the goings on of St. Cornelius Church.

You can contact Mrs. Swetland at stcornprep@scornelius.org or by calling

the parish office (610) 459-2502

Here are the PREP class options for each grade level for 2020-2021

Summer full week + 4 Sunday sessions Grades: 3 4 5 6 7

*June 6th grade is full Sundays 10:00 - 11:15 AM

Grades 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:15 PM

Grades 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Homeschool

Grades: 1 3 4 5 6

2020-2021 REGISTRATION Registration is still open for the 2020-2021 Parish Reli-gious Education Program (PREP). Sunday mornings 10:00-11:15 - grades 1-7 Wednesday evenings 6:00-7:15 - grades 1-7 Summer A June 22-26 + 4 Sundays - grades 3, 4, 5, 7 (grade 6 is FULL) Summer B July 13-17 + 4 Sundays - grades 3-7 Homeschool - grades, 1, 3-6 Get the registration form and handbook from the Parish Life Center office or on website at:

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CONFESSIONS Monday, Wednesday and Friday

during quarantine. 11:00 AM to 12:00 noon, chapel

Sign up for one (1), 5-minute time period. You must wear a mask. One person at a time will be admitted to chapel. Waiting spots will be marked in the Narthex to help

maintain proper social distance. In consideration for the next penitent I ask you to be pre-pared, to be direct and to be brief. The link for confession sign up times can be found on our web site at Saintcornelius.org. Scroll down to Confession Sign up. Here you will find a link to SignUp Genius.

The Faith Community Nurse Holistic Health Ministry

On request, Faith Community Nurses are mak-ing home visits to families who may be experi-

encing medical or social difficulties. The nurses confiden-tially address the needs holistically through bringing with them prayers from the parish, a knowledge of the medical field and process for providing support. If you know of anyone in the parish or beyond who would benefit from these services, please email: stcfcn@gmail.com. Con-tact person is Joan Holliday, RN/FCN at (610) 717-2180.

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Sunday Mass Intention (Week of May 17 - May 22)

11:00 AM Robert T. Blair (Previously scheduled Mass intentions for

the 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM will be rescheduled for later dates.)

Weekly Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil / Sunday Mass Intention: Missa pro populo (Mass for the people) Reading: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pt 3:15-18 or 1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 or Jn 17:1-11a

Monday 7:30 AM St. John I

Intention: Leon DiMedio Reading: Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Jn 15:26 - 16:4a

Tuesday 7:30 AM Intention: Doris Pearsall Reading: Acts 16:22-34; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8; Jn 16:5-11

Wednesday 7:30 AM St. Bernardine of Siena

Intention: Intentions of Fr. Christopher Coffiey Reading: Acts 17:15, 22 - 18:1; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Jn 16:12-15

Thursday 7:30 AM The Ascension of the Lord

Intention: Doris Pearsall Reading: Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23; Mt 28:16-20 (for Ascension); otherwise Acts 18:1-8; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 16:16-20

Friday 7:30 AM St. Rita of Cascia

Intention: Leon DiMedio Reading: Acts 18:9-18; Ps 47:2-7; Jn 16:20-23

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