It is piously believed that those who pray this novena faithfully will receive what they ask. You can pray the fifteen iterations all at once, rosary-style, or you can break them up throughout the day.
For more information or to join the
Decade-a-Day Rosary Group please email
Joe Evans at Rosary19468@gmail.com.
Please pray for the sick of our parish and those that care for them.
Kevin Schurr, Steven DiGuiseppe, Garrett Rogers, John Slanga, Kitty Heebner, Baby Briana, Tara Clarke,
Aria Gessner, Dan Dordea, John Hoff, Elena Craft, Johanna McLaughlin, Dex Volpe, Hank Edleman, Alex Stadelmaier, Jake Dailey, James McManus, Lauri Ronan, John Durante, Maureen Yust, Max Good, Charlotte Cody, John Breslawski, Ed Reynolds, Eileen Barone, Elizabeth, Caroline, and Tommy Cummings, Alyson Layser, Keith Garnett, Orville Otis, Patricia Berner, Nancy McNamara, Charles Crowder, Patricia McMinn, Mary Jane Durante, Josephine, Connie Udicious, Madison D’Annunzio, Casey Glennon, the Gonzalez Family, Steve Curll, Grace Giuffre, Annalies Frisco, Helen Gallagher, Taylor O’Neill, Mike Mehle, Jackie Zabicki, Rosemary Buchanan, Deirdre Magolon, Adrienne Eisenhauer, Marissa and Enzo Fuentes, Moira Randazzo, Genevieve Tuski, Jim Bob and Barbara McEwen,
Cecelia Ricci, Andrea and Jim McManus, Jimmy D'Annunzio, Doug Dunn, Alfred DePaoli, Susan Krepps and all the sick and suffering of the parish. We pray that God will bless you all with His healing hand.
When your loved one recovers, please notify the Parish Office so we can offer a prayer of thanks!
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We offer this prayer in their honor.
We fly to Your patronage, O Virgin Mother of God.
Despise not our prayers in our needs,
but deliver us from all dangers, since you alone are pure and blessed.
O most glorious ever-Virgin Mary,
the Mother of Christ our God, accept our prayers
and present them to Your Son and our God,
that for the sake of you, He enlighten and save our souls.
Ordinary Time Mass Schedule
Saturday 4:15 pm
Sunday 8:00 am and 10:00 am
Daily Mass:
Monday-Saturday 8:00 am
Full Rosary Recitation:
7:30 am before daily Mass (Mon-Sat)
Divine Mercy: Mondays at 3:00 pm in the Adoration Chapel
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With sorrow I inform you that the Pope Emeritus, Benedict XVI, passed away today at 9:34 in the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican.
Statement of Matteo Bruni
Director of the Holy See Press Office
12/31/2022
Statement Of Most Reverend Nelson J. Pérez Regarding The Death Of Pope Emeritus - Click to read
Farewell to Benedict XVI: ‘Humble worker in vineyard of the Lord' - The 95-year-old Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI passed away on Saturday at 9:34 AM in his residence at the Vatican's Mater Ecclesiae Monastery. [Read the full story here]
We encourage you to view Archbishop Pérez' Nothing Compares to Being There
video invitation to the faithful.
Learn more HERE
What Should Parish Evangelization Look Like?
“Transmitting the faith means to create in every place and time the conditions which lead to this encounter between the person and Jesus Christ. The goal of all evangelization is to create the possibility for this encounter, which is, at one and the same time, intimate, personal, public and communal.”
-2012 Instrumentum Laboris 20
Whenever a person has a life-changing encounter with Jesus, we know that it is Jesus himself who has initiated this event. The task of the missionary disciple is not to make this encounter happen. We can trust Jesus to take care of that. Instead, our job is to “create conditions” that dispose a person to this encounter.
To create favorable conditions for someone to meet the Lord, we must understand what each person needs in order to open their heart to God. In general, people need love, trust, time, encouragement and respect for their freedom. In addition, each individual is at a different stage in their spiritual journey and will respond differently depending on where they are spiritually. For example, a person who is just beginning to ask the question of God’s existence may need something different from us than the person who has met Christ and is already beginning to follow him.
To learn more about the Archdiocese Discipleship Mission, click here.
Listen to Archbishop Perez' 5-minute teaching on The Great Commission as part of his Go Forth text message project! (phillydisciples.org/goforth)