St. Francis de Sales Church Established in 1894

Church is open daily from 9:00—4:30 for private visits. ALL SUNDAY MASS VIDEOS CONTINUE TO BE POSTED AT SFDSLENNI.ORG.

Mass Schedule and Intentions Saturday 5:00 pm, August 29 — Marie & Mort Manuel Sunday, 7:30 am, August 30— Rosemary Burke Sunday, 9:30 am, August 30— Anna L. Manuel 18th Anniversary 8:30 am Monday, August 31 — Patricia Farrell 8:30 am Tuesday, September 1 — Sue Scheivert 8:30 am Wednesday, September 2— Living and Deceased Members of SFDS 8:30 am Thursday, September 3 — O’Connor and McGowan Families Friday, September 4— No Mass/No Communion Service Saturday 5:00, September 5 — Christine Hanna No Saturday morning Mass Memorial Day through Labor Day PLEASE REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR MASK IN CHURCH AND FOR CONFESSION. Confessions each Saturday afternoon from 4:00—4:45 or by appointment

Proclaiming the Good News of our Savior Jesus Christ from the little church on the hillside of Lenni.

August 30th, 2020 Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

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RECTORY 6610.459.2203 35 New Road, Box 97, Lenni, PA 19052 Website—www.SFDSLenni.org E-Mail-ParishOffice@SFDSLenni.org Reverend Alan J. Okon, Pastor Deacon Paul A. Quinn Sr. Betty Kirk O.S.F. 6610.459.0554 Parish Services Director Sr. Anne Marie Stegmaier I.H.M. Director Religious Education 610.500.4088 Mrs. Marie McGonigal 6610.459.2203 Administrative Assistant Tammy McDonald 6610.459.2203 Communications Secretary E-mail– Bulletin@sfdslenni.org Art Kahn, Business Manager 6610.459.2203 CONVENT 6610.459.2501 28 New Road, Aston, PA 19014 EDUCATION CENTER 39 New Road, Aston, PA 19014

Directory of Parish Organizations Adult Choir Nancy Brown 610.358.3112 Adult Ed/RCIA Sr. Anne Marie 610.500.4088 Altar Society Phil D'Orazio 610.459.0635 Cancer Care Ministry Lydia Lill 610.358.2627 Church Environment Barbara Jones 610.566.4149 CYO Paula Bonsall 610.517.6136 Eucharistic Ministers Tracy Boyle 610.566.8453 Finance Committee Fr. Okon 610.459.2203 Ladies' Club Belle Miller 610.513.2920 Lectors Joanne Sunick 610.459.1996 Liturgy Committee Sr. Betty Kirk 610.459.0554 Men’s Group Steve DeLozier 484.574.4425 Pastoral Council Prayer Shawl Ministry Ann Fernandez 215.203.6697 Social/Fellowship 610.459.2203 Social/Outreach Cathy Hawes 484.326.6232 Web Master Arlene Petragnani 610.558.0588 Welcome Committee Rita DiFebo 610.459.8971 Women's Prayer Group Sr. Betty Kirk 610.459.0554

OUR WEEKLY OFFERING

An update to the weekly offering will be available next week.

Thank you for your ongoing

faithfulness and generosity to St Francis de Sales Parish.

God bless you!

Dear Parishioners, Someone shared this with me and I thought I would share this with you. I offer this for reflection. “What if 2020 isn’t cancelled? What if 2020 is the year we’ve been waiting for? A year so uncomfortable , so painful, so scary, so raw-that it finally forces us to grow. A year that screams so loud, finally awaking us from our ignorant slumber. A year we finally accept the need for change. Declare change. Work for change. Become the change. A year we finally band together, instead of pushing each other apart. 2020 isn’t cancelled, but rather the most important year of them all.”

Written by Leslie Dwight May God continue to bless all of you and your families. In Christ, Rev. Alan J. Okon, Jr., Pastor

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SFDS Parish Adjusted Schedule

Confessions 4:00—4:45 on Saturdays, or by appointment.

The church will be open to parishioners for private prayer daily from 9:00—4:30

Each week a video of Father Okon’s Sunday Mass will be posted on the parish website (SFDSLenni.org) and Facebook page (Saint Francis de Sales Church-Aston).

September 2020 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

For more information visit our Parish website at www.sfdslenni.org. We also have a Facebook Page at Saint Francis de Sales Church-Aston Kindly contact us at ParishOffice@SFDSLenni.org with any changes in your family information, such as a new address (physical or e-mail), phone number, change (s) in household members, Sacramental updates for any family member, etc. We depend on you to help keep our data base current. Many thanks! Correspondence for the Bulletin may be e-mailed to: Bulletin@sfdslenni.org . Deadline is 9 days before publication each week.

Thank you for reading this bulletin.

Chrissy Ferris, Bruce McManus, Greg Miller, Kevin Duckett, Dorothy Tait,

Belle Miller, Joel Rivera, Josh Farrell, Mary Ann Gilbert, Marilyn Kane

All those suffering with the Coronavirus

Lord, Hear Our Prayer

If you wish to have a family member added to our list to be remembered in prayers for sickness or health

concerns, please e-mail the rectory at, ParishOffice@SFDSLenni.org

Parish Office Update

Office hours are: Open 9:00am—1:00 pm; CLOSED 1:00—1:30; Open 1:30—4:30pm; The office will remain closed on Fridays until further notice due to the situation with the Coronavirus.

The following mitigating guidelines are: Most parish business will be conducted as curbside business. Contact the parish office by email or phone (parishoffice@sfdslenni.org or (610)459-2203) Your request will be filled and placed in the mailbox attached to the left wall beside the Office door and you will be notified when it will be available for pickup. If you need to drop something off, please use the same mailbox. The office door will only be opened for those who have scheduled an appointment in advance. Only one person/family unit will be allowed in the office at a time and all who enter must wear a mask/face covering in the office. Social distancing within the office will be maintained at all times.

Mass Update The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is not lifted at this time. Those elderly or compromised for health reasons and those not comfortable with being in a crowd may continue to watch live streamed/recorded Mass, observing the Sabbath. St. Francis de Sales will observe the following Mass schedule:

Sunday Mass on August 29th and 30th with modified schedule; 5:00PM Saturday Vigil (will be taped and posted), 7:30AM and 9:30AM Sunday Week of August 30th, Weekday Masses are scheduled at 8:30 AM. Check schedule weekly for days. NO Communion service on days Mass is not scheduled.

In accordance with directives from the Archdiocese and CDC, masks/face coverings are to be worn while in church. At this time, Communion is distributed on the hand only.

Please watch our parish website during the week for additional updates.

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August 30th, 2020 22nd Sunday in ORDINARY TIME

Clichés. Those words or phrases that pop up in our conversations springing from a collection of them we’ve acquired over time. We are as comfortable with them as when we’re wearing an old pair of loafers. Some common examples: “Let’s touch base.” “I’m like a kid in a candy store.” “We’re not laughing at you, we’re laughing with you” and “Read between the lines.” I’d like to apply just one for our reflection: “Honesty is the best policy.” Supposedly that last one originated with our own Ben Franklin. But Shakespeare had written much earlier: “If I lose mine honor I lose myself.” Mark Twain typically adds a touch of sardonic humor: “Honesty is the best policy when there’s money in it.” Our sage Thomas Jefferson is appropriately thoughtful: “Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.” Finally, Mother Saint Teresa tells us; “Honesty and transparency make you vulnerable. Be honest anyway.” For my purpose, I refer to Our Lord’s dictum, not a cliché at all I think, that to be His disciples: “Whoever wishes to come after Me must deny himself, take up his cross and follow Me.” Once again, we have here a case of Our Lord Jesus being totally, if not brutally honest. So transparent that He sets the bar rather high on what it really means to be a disciple, you might add to be a brother or sister to Him. Yes, honesty is the best policy but not the most likable. I always had a suspicion that there is a tamping down of this belief among some popular televangelists. I think you know the ones whom I mean. The backdrop of their often “feel good” sermons before an adoring crowd never features a cross, much less a crucifix (and there is a difference!) There is rarely a mention of taking up a cross in one’s daily life, because Christianity for them is always pure joy and happiness. Some assign material prosperity as a guarantee of gospel living. It’s all indirectly resurrection and very little passion and death. Perhaps I exaggerate but it is how I perceive them. We know better. And if we’re transparently honest, living out Christianity is not easy all the time. Especially in our present Western culture, which identifies wealth as a sign of one’s value and importance. We applaud the limousine riders of our day, even rushing to take a “selfie” with them whenever possible. Who among us would rush toward a beaten Man wearing a crown of thorns that makes His blood trickle down to His eyes? On the other hand, true honesty has to admit that while belief in uniting one’s suffering with that of Christ (the old “offer it up” line) may ease the pain, it does not remove it. Ask any martyr. But at least we know the pain can be spiritually enriching. I think of that every time I’m in the dentist’s chair. But wherever you think of it, hold on to it as the honest truth. It’s not a cliché, “Pain insists upon being attended to. God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, and shouts in our pain. It is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world.” (C. S. Lewis, The Problem Pain) God love you, and give you His peace! Reflection by Rev. Leonard N. Peterson

Questions for the Week - August 30, 2020 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Reading I: Jeremiah 20: 7-9 Here is a “confession” of the St. Augustine sort, in which the prophet reveals the pains and bothersome elements of his calling. He says he feels “duped” or “tricked” by God. In fulfilling his mission, he faced many persecutors, and yet the urge to preach was irresistible, so he has carried on. What has God called you to do that is both irresistible and painful? Psalm 63: My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God. Reading II: Romans 12: 1-2 Christian life is supposed to be a sacrifice offered to God. Also, we are not to conform to the passing world, but to the things of the life to come that will last. We are therefore to be inwardly transformed. Think about what part of you needs to be transformed. What will you do about it? The Gospel: Matthew 16: 21-27 Peter, only having recently proclaimed Jesus as the Messiah, now becomes an unwitting obstacle to the Lord’s mission. How? By remonstrating Jesus when He says His mission involves the cross. Jesus goes on to describe Peter’s discipleship, and ours, as a matter of taking up our own cross, whatever that might be. Name your heaviest cross now. How are you accepting it?

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EDUCATION NEWS As school districts in our area continue to revise protocol for the opening

of school, we are doing the same here at St. Francis De Sales. Our current decision is that we will provide online and hard copy lessons to parents/guardians until January and revisit the decision for second semester at that time. More information will follow but registration in our P.R.E.P. program is essential for the children. Father Okon and I realize that parents are already dealing with children learning from home and we are developing a program that hopefully will be successful for all. Registered families will receive additional information soon.

You must register for PREP to be included in receiving the sacraments of Confirmation, First Penance, and First Holy Communion for 2021. A child must consistently receive religious education for at least 2 years before entering a sacramental program.

God bless you and keep you safe!

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Book and/ or our Memory USB Stick. Proceeds benefit St. Francis de Sales Parish

The uniquely designed book is full of Saint Francis History, interesting facts and personal stories. Your copies will be available for pick-up at the Rectory Office after stay at home restrictions are lifted. The video, copied on a memory/USB stick, is something you will treasure!! It includes personal stories and testimonies from our parishioners and staff both past and present. The committee did a beautiful job to ensure that all would treasure these two masterpieces of antiquity. The USB stick will be available after the 125th Anniversary Mass on September 27th, 2020. So don’t delay, order your copy today. Please Make Checks payable to: Saint Francis de Sales. Order form is available on the SFDS website and in church; they may be sent to the parish office in Care of Bill & Cathy Hawes 125th Anniversary Book—$25.00 Each Video on USB/ Memory Stick—$20.00 Both items make wonderful gifts for your Family and Friends.

ALMSGIVING FOR THE NEEDY

If you are able to purchase an extra Grocery Store Gi Card, please consider giving it to Sister Be y

(at the convent) who, in turn will send it to parishioners in need.

Thank You and God Bless you!

Returning to Mass — Welcome Back! We are so happy to see those of you who feel safe enough to return home to Mass! We know that some of you still have concerns. We miss you! Visit the Archdiocesan website Arise: Restoring Catholic Life after the Pandemic: http://archphila.org/arise/ and our the parish website sfdslenni.org for information on the plan and progress as we return to Mass. We care about you and your spiritual life. Until you are ready to return, please join us each Sunday with our recorded Mass posted on our website.

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125th Gala Dinner Cancelled

The 125th Gala Committee met last Thursday and regretfully decided to cancel the Dinner at Kings Mill after our Mass on September 27th. Those who have already

submitted checks will be contacted by a member of the committee in order to

return your money for the dinner. Please note that Archbishop Nelson Perez

WILL be here to celebrate our Anniversary Mass on September 27 at 11:30 am. We are still taking orders for

our Anniversary Book ($25) & our Memory Stick ($20), just fill out an order form or call: Bill & Cathy Hawes @ 484-326-

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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the normal way that adults become full, active,

participating members of the Catholic Church. If you are interested in learning more about

becoming a Catholic or are an adult who was not confirmed, we invite you to contact Sister

Anne Marie at: DRE@SFDSLenni.org or 610-500-4088 for

more information.

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Katharine Drexel Center The Katherine Drexel Center is in need of our help. ow more than ever they are in great need of donations of non-perishable food items. Please place your donations out-side of the Father Walsh Center after Masses or during the week from 8:00am — 4:30 pm. Thank you and God bless you for your kindness. OUTREACH PROGRAM I received a phone call from Judy Bateman, the coordi-nator of the St. Katharine Drexel Food Pantry on Au-gust 5, 2020. She called to express a “heart full of thanks” for all of the donations of food she has re-ceived for the people in Chester. Many people there, are in need and she said the SFDS Parishioners have been a consistent source of hope and blessings to them. God Bless all of you who have been able to take an ac-tive part in this Outreach. The non-perishable food you donate is taken to the Food Pantry weekly. Sister Betty MOTHER BONIFACE SPIRITUALITY CENTER You are invited to join our month-long on-line book club! We will discuss Sharing the Faith That You Love, by John and Therese Boucher. Each chapter has stories, inventories, and “spiritual workouts” that pro-voke reflection and invite participation. Sr. Sara Butler, MSBT will lead the discussion. How? To register, email Mother Boniface Spirituality Center at mbcretreat@msbt.org. The program will be on Zoom. We will confirm your registration and send you a link to participate in the Book Club When? From 7:00-8:30 pm on the five Tuesdays in Sep-tember. September 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29

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Parish Office Hours

The Parish Office is open for business Monday through Thursday, 9:00AM to 4:30PM, closed 1:00 –1:30. The office is CLOSED on Fridays until further notice due to the Coronavirus situation. Weeknights and Saturdays are by appointment only. PPlease refer elsewhere in the bulletin for holiday hours.

Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick and Holy Communion Please call the Parish Office at 610.459.2203 to schedule an appointment for the Anointing of the Sick. Every effort will be made to celebrate the Sacrament of the Sick within 48 hours of it being requested. Please call the Parish Office to request a visit from an Extra Ordinary Minister of Holy Communion to receive the Holy Eucharist on Sunday mornings.

Funeral Arrangements We are very sorry for the loss of your loved one. To make funeral arrangements, please first meet with your Funeral Director to discuss your wishes and their availability. The Funeral Director will contact our Parish Office to coordinate the date and time of the funeral. Once the funeral has been scheduled, Fr. Okon will call you to schedule a time to meet and plan the Liturgy.

Parish Registration Welcome to our family of St. Francis de Sales. We are happy to welcome new members into our community. We invite you to be a vital part of our family and hope you will support your parish with your prayers, your presence and your talents. Please contact the Parish Office at 6610.459.2203 to make arrangements for registration. If you move out of our parish, or have changed your phone number, please contact the Parish Office so we can update our data base.

Sacrament of Baptism Congratulations on the birth of your child. The Sacrament of Baptism is normally administered after the 11:30 AM Mass on Sunday. Pre-Jordan class for the parents is required prior to the scheduling of the Baptism. PParents can attend the class before the baby is born. Pre-Jordan class is held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Please contact the Parish Office at 610.459.2203 to register for the Pre-Jordan class. To schedule a Baptism, please have already obtained the certificates of eligibility and then contact the Parish Office at least two weeks in advance.

Ceertificates of Eligibility Congratulations on being asked to be a sponsor at either a Baptism or a Confirmation. You have been asked to be a witness to, and role model of, your Catholic faith. A sponsor is a Roman Catholic who has received the Sacraments of Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation, is an active registered member of his or her parish, at least 16 years of age, and if married is in a Sacramental Marriage. Please contact the Parish Office at 610.459.2203 to request a certificate.

Sacrament of Reconciliation The Sacrament of Reconciliation is celebrated each Saturday afternoon from 4:00 to 4:45, or by appointment.

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