Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
090 Maternity BVM
Maternity B.V.M. Church 9220 Old Bustleton Avenue Phone: 215-673-8127
Philadelphia, PA 19115 Fax: 215-673-6597
www.maternitybvmchurch.net
MASS/SACRAMENT SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil Mass, Upper Church: 4:30 PM
Sunday Masses, Upper Church: 8, 9:30, 11 AM;
12:30, 7 PM
Old Church: 10:30 AM (First Sunday of month
from October through May) Closed for Repairs.
Holy Days: Upper Church
Holyday Masses: 6:30, 8, 10 AM; 7 PM
(Schedule is revised as of January 2018.)
Weekday Masses: Lower Chapel
Monday-Friday: 6:30, 8 AM
Saturday: 8 AM
Baptisms: First and Third Sundays of the month
Reconciliation (Sacrament of Penance): Every
Saturday from 3 to 4 PM in the Lower Chapel, and
any time by calling the Rectory
Anointing of the Sick: The Sacrament is given to
seriously ill Catholics by calling the Rectory and
arranging for this by appointment or whenever
there is an emergency.
PRAYER DEVOTIONS Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament:
Every Monday after 8 AM Mass, with Closing
Benediction after 6:30 PM Rosary, Lower Chapel
Miraculous Medal Novena:
Every Monday after 8 AM Mass, Lower Chapel
Recitation of the Rosary:
Before the daily 8 AM Weekday Mass, every Mon-
day at 6:30 PM and every Tuesday at Noon, Lower
Chapel
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION Pre-Cana Class:
All engaged couples are required to attend a Pre-
Cana Program of Marriage Preparation. Our Parish
offers this Program in the Fall & Spring. Call the
Rectory Office for details and to register.
Pre-Jordan Class:
After meeting with a priest and prior to their child’s
Baptism, parents are required (God-parents are en-
couraged) to attend this Program, held in the Rec-
tory on the first Wednesday of the month at 7 PM.
Worship/Liturgical Schedule
April 7/8, 2018
Second Sunday of Easter
Divine Mercy Sunday
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTIONS See page 3 for our Schedule.
150th Parish Celebration Update
and Golf Outing Page 6 has full details. Jesus, I Trust In You!
2
Sanctuary Candles
Bread and Wine Memorials April 8, 2018
Sanctuary Candle in the Upper
Church: With thanks for
Favors Granted
Sanctuary Candle in the Lower
Chapel: In Loving Memory of
LaVerne Mueller
Sanctuary Candle in the Rectory
Chapel: For the Special
Intentions of Doris Kerker
Bread and Wine Memorial:
For the Grace of Obedience
to follow God’s Will
To participate in our Candles and Gifts Pro-
grams, call the Rectory at 215-673-8127.
Mass Intentions
For the Week
Easter Saturday, April 7 8:00 AM +Jeanette Glazier, 16th Anniver.
4:30 PM +Antonio Roberto
April 8: Divine Mercy Sunday 8:00 AM +Howard and Jeannette Landis
9:30 AM +Dennis Welsh
11:00 AM +Suzanna H. Gerasimas
12:30 PM Living and Deceased Parish
Members and Benefactors
7:00 PM +Ryan Patrick Reed
Monday, April 9: Annunciation of Our
Lord 6:30 AM +Rosemary Wizmerski
8:00 AM +Michael and Madeline Carroll
Tuesday, April 10 6:30 AM +Joseph P. Mack
8:00 AM +Sucich Family
Wednesday, April 11: St. Stanislaus 6:30 AM +Brian McTeague
8:00 AM +John Fitzgerald, Jr., 3rd Anniv.
Thursday, April 12 6:30 AM +Anna M. Hunter, 1st Anniversary
8:00 AM +Harry Bevan, Sr.
Friday, April 13: St. Martin I 6:30 AM +Joseph Brinkmann, 5th Anniv.
8:00 AM +William Kelly
Saturday, April 14 8:00 AM +LaVerne Mueller
4:30 PM +Joseph Rafferty, 12th Anniver.
April 15: Third Sunday of Easter 8:00 AM +Harry Griffith, Sr.
9:30 AM +Steven Drazul, 20th Anniversary
11:00 AM +Rita Passanante, 3rd Anniversary
12:30 PM Living and Deceased Parish
Members and Benefactors
7:00 PM +Maria Luis
Please pray for all our deceased Parishioners
and Benefactors, especially Patricia Cirone,
Edward Fisher, Margaret Brandley, Beverly
McBrearty, Grey Nun Sr. Patricia Kelly,
Francesco Codispoti and Athanasius
Akapunonu, that they may know God’s
eternal love of Heaven. 090 Maternity BVM
Divine Mercy
Sunday
Like the early Chris-
tians, let us be filled
with gratitude and
love for the Lord.
The Church continues to celebrate and
give thanks for the mystery of the Resur-
rection of Christ. We acknowledge that
God has appointed the Risen Jesus judge
of all creation. Therefore, with hearts full
of hope and faith, we seek to be recon-
ciled in His Divine Mercy and to share in
His Eternal Life.
3
090 Maternity BVM
Weekly Events Calendar
YOU NEED NOT GRIEVE ALONE!
On Wednesday evenings, our Bereavement Support
Group is conducting a six-week session. These meet-
ings are open to anyone grieving the death of a loved
one. Our program offers information about the grief
process and gives an opportunity to share thoughts
and feelings in an environment of understanding and
empathy. People of all faiths and neighboring par-
ishes are welcome. Grief has no time limit. People
who attended previously are most welcome to return.
Meetings are held in Rectory Meeting Room 1
(lower level of the Rectory) adjacent to the parking
lot. Meetings begin at 7 PM and last one hour.
Topics Include:
April 11: Surviving Stress and Loneliness
April 18: Feelings of Denial, Bargaining
and Guilt
April 25: Feelings of Anger and Depression
May 2: Spiritual Elements of
Grief and Healing
Please contact a Bereavement Team Member if you
plan to attend or for more information: Eileen
Keenan, 215-677-6582, Caroline Catalano, 215-673-
3172, Kathleen Ruggiero, 215-969-5674, or Jane
Passaglia, 215-676-1423.
Divine Mercy
Devotions:
Sunday,
April 8
Lower Chapel
1:30 PM Divine
Mercy Adoration
and Confessions
3 PM Chaplet
and Benediction
Monday, April 9 8:30 AM: Adoration, Lower Chapel, with
Benediction after 6:30 PM Rosary 7 PM: Parish Council, Rectory Meeting Rm. 2
Tuesday, April 10 Noon: Rosary, Lower Chapel
6:45 PM: PREP, School
7 PM: Choir, Upper Church
7 PM: H.S. CYO Volleyball, Parish Hall
Wednesday, April 11 7 PM: First Communion Meeting, Lower
Chapel
7 PM: Bereavement Series, Rectory Meeting
Room 1 (See right for details.)
7 PM: Holy Name, Lower Chapel Mtg. Room
Thursday, April 12 1:30 PM: Legion of Mary, Rectory Meeting
Room 2
7 PM: RCIA, Convent
7 PM: Scouts, Cafeteria
7 PM: H.S. CYO Volleyball, Parish Hall
Friday, April 13
Saturday, April 14 8:30 AM: Group Discernment, Rectory Meet-
ing Room 2
3-4 PM: Confessions, Lower Chapel
3 PM: Scout Event Set Up, Parish Hall
7 PM: Scout District Dinner, Parish Hall
Sunday, April 15 12:30 PM: Mother-Daughter Mass, Upper
Church
1:30 PM: Baptisms, Upper Church
1:30 PM: HASA-sponsored Mother/Daughter
Event, Cafeteria (See page 7 for full details.)
4
Helping Other Parishioners
in Emergencies
For help during the week of April 9, call
Lillian Volpe, 215-676-5064, or
Sheila McCloskey, 215-464-8358.
090 Maternity BVM
For Engaged Couples Attending a Pre-Cana Class is required for
all those preparing to celebrate the Sacra-
ment of Matrimony. Our Fall Pre-Cana
Day is Saturday, September 29, in the Par-
ish Hall. Advance registration is necessary. Please
call the Rectory at 215-673-8127 during office
hours.
PARISHIONERS HELPING PARISHIONERS
GET TO CHURCH FOR SUNDAY MASS
If you need a ride to Mass or can volunteer
to drive (MANY ARE NEEDED!), please call
Cheryl Vozzelli at 215-725-1360.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL NEEDS TO
RESTOCK ITS FOOD SUPPLY
The Spring Food Drive will be held April 28/29; how-
ever, our food supply for the needy of our Parish is low.
Any non-perishable food items would be appreciated!
Your donations can be dropped off at Rectory Meeting
Room 1 during SCRIP Hours. Thank you for your con-
tinued generosity for another wonderful Corporal Work
of Mercy.
Mother’s Day Remembrances Remembrance envelopes are in your monthly mail-
ing packets. Return them to Church and they will
be placed on the Blessed Mother’s Altars through-
out May. Mothers, living and deceased, will be re-
membered at all and specific Masses during May.
Beginning next weekend, Mother’s Day Cards will
be available at the Church’s Main Entrance, the
Rectory Side Entrance of the Lower Chapel and the
Rectory. There are cards and enrollment envelopes
for living Mothers and enrollment envelopes for
deceased Mothers. Please take only what is needed
and return your offering in the envelope provided
to the Rectory or place it in the Collection.
MATERNITY B.V.M.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
invites men 18 and older to
help us with our mission:
To Increase Reverence for the
Sacred Name of Jesus Christ!
Our next Holy Name monthly meeting is Wednes-
day, April 11, at 7 PM in the Lower Chapel Meet-
ing Room. For more information, please contact
Bill Derham at 215-671-9121.
Is Carmel Calling You?
The Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites is a lay
community that meets in Rectory Meeting Room 2
the second Saturday of each month (next meeting:
April 14). We are members of the Catholic Church,
seeking the Face of Christ according to the teach-
ings of the great Carmelite saints. If you are de-
voted to prayer, the Sacraments and Our Lady, and
are interested in making a spiritual journey in the
Carmelite tradition, please contact Meg Manzo at
215-901-9399.
Bishop Senior Confirms our Children on
Saturday, March 17. Congratulations!
5
090 Maternity BVM
Spring Is Here;
And So Are The Bills!
The final two big snow plowing bills just
came in. Any extra help you can give in
the Collections or through the yellow en-
velopes at the exits and in the pews for
our heat and plowing bills is most appre-
ciated. You make a difference!
You can also contribute on-line at
www.maternitybvmchurch.net.
Most important: Keep living the Faith at
Mass each Sunday and prayerfully &
thoughtfully every day, all for the Risen
Lord Jesus!
Weekend of March 24/25, 2018 Regular Collection $15,780.00
Second Collection $ 780.23 (no second envelope in mailing; thanks for make up in coming weeks
E-Giving Collection $ 475.00
Weather Emergency/10th Week: TY! $ 1,020.00
Total Parish Collection $18,055.23
CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
SCRIP is sold in Rectory
Meeting Room 1.
Sunday: 8:45 AM to 12:30 PM (Drop-off
forms are available for quicker pick-up);
Monday-Thursday: 9-11 AM;
Friday: 8-11 AM; Saturday: 9:30-11:30 AM;
Thursday evening: 6:30-8:30 PM.
The profit for February amounts to $574.43. Thank You!
ATTENTION,
ALL PARISHIONERS All financial contribution statements for the
year 2017 will be forwarded to you only on re-
quest. If you would like a copy of your contribu-
tions for the year 2017, you may call the Rectory
during office hours (215-673-8127) and request
it by leaving your name and address. Thank
you.
Volunteers Needed in Our SCRIP Office
More volunteers are needed to help in the
SCRIP Office. Most hours are from 9 AM to
Noon. You only need to volunteer a few times a
month. For more information or to volunteer,
please contact Nancy or Leanne during SCRIP
hours (see above) at 215-673-8127.
CARNIVAL
RAFFLE
OUR 35TH ANNUAL CARNIVAL
RUNS FROM MAY 14 TO 19.
Raffle Top Prize is
$10,000!
Each ticket is only $5.
Last Early Bird Drawing Is
This Sunday At Hospitality.
MORE SELLERS ARE NEEDED!
Please sign up at the Main Church Entrance
or call the Rectory during office hours.
MEGA BANDS NOW ON SALE! Buy them in the SCRIP Office
during SCRIP Hours; only $40
before the Carnival begins,
a savings of $5. Bands are $45
during the Carnival.
Donations Needed!
We are in need of new items to be
used as prizes, such as tickets to shows
or sporting events, household items,
and novelty gifts for men, women and
children. Also, gather your items for
our “Spirits Wheel Booth.” Bring all
items to the Rectory Office.
6
Maternity B.V.M. Parish 1870-2020
150th Parish Anniversary: October 2019-October 2020
You Can Help in the Planning!
WE NEED A THEME:
Use your imagination and creative skills to propose an Anniversary Theme for our Parish
Celebration. E-mail your ideas to [email protected] or send them to the Rectory.
WE NEED MEMORABILIA AND PICTURES
We are gathering memorabilia, pictures and articles from past years to be used for our Anniver-
sary Book, Power-point Presentations and other displays. All items may be dropped off at the
Rectory. Please put your name on them so they are able to be returned. Pictures and information
can be E-mailed to [email protected].
YOU ARE INVITED TO SHARE YOUR STORIES OR JUST LISTEN TO OTHERS:
SUNDAY, MAY 6, DURING HOSPITALITY IN THE LOWER CHAPEL MEETING ROOM
For more details, please contact the Rectory at 215-673-8127 during regular office hours.
Maternity B.V.M. Golf Outing
Friday, June 1, Bensalem Country Club
Make Plans Now!
Proceeds Help Support Our 150th Anniversary!!
GOLFERS:
We encourage foursomes; $125 per golfer.
Cost includes:
- Golf, drinks and lights snacks at the holes;
- Catered dinner to follow at our Parish Hall
with a full buffet;
- Open bar (beer, wine, soda), coffee & tea;
- Raffles, Silent Auction and 50/50s;
- DJ Music.
Registration Deadline: May 6
NON-GOLFERS:
You can still join in the fun at the Parish Hall,
$35 per person.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO MAKE A
RESERVATION, PLEASE CALL ROSE WEINMAN
AT 215-464-1222.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Booster Page $25: Recognition on a Shared Page
Ad Book
Par Sponsorship $50: Half Page (business card)
in Ad Book
Birdie Sponsorship $100: Full Page in Ad Book
Eagle Sponsorship $250: Half Page in Ad Book;
Hole Sign Recognition
Hole-in-One Sponsorship $500: Full Page Ad;
Hole Sponsorship; Dinner Sponsorship Recognition
Foursome Sponsorship $1,000: Full Page Ad
(back or inside cover); Hole Sponsorship; Recogni-
tion on a Percentage of Give-A-Ways; Dinner Recog-
nition; 2 Golfers with Dinner
Tournament Sponsorship $2,500: Full page Ad
(back or inside cover); Hole Sponsorship; Recogni-
tion on a Percentage of Give-A-Ways; Registration &
Dinner Recognition; 4-Golfers with Dinner; 4 Addi-
tional Dinners; Special Appreciation Award. 090 Maternity BVM
7
Middle States
Accredited
First Friday Mass,
Daily Prayer,
Prayer Services
State-of-the-Art
Technology Lab
Science Lab
Spanish All Grades
Accelerated Math
Instruction
Tutoring
Electives All Grades
After School Clubs
Student Newspaper
Physical Education
Choir, Band and
Music
Hip Hop & Ballroom
Dancing
Student Ambassadors
Program
Student Council
All Major Sports All
Grades
CORA/Catapult
Services
Scholarship
Opportunities
7 AM Free Drop Off
After-School CARES
Program
MATERNITY B.V.M. CATHOLIC SCHOOL Offering a Catholic, disciplined education since 1948
Pre-K 3 to Grade 8
FOR NEW REGISTRATIONS AND/OR
TOURS OF THE SCHOOL, PLEASE CONTACT
MR. MICHAEL MCDONOUGH,
SCHOOL ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR,
AT 215-908-3329.
9322 Old Bustleton Avenue
Philadelphia PA 19115 215-673-0235
www.maternitybvm.net
090 Maternity BVM
Flea Market (Sponsored by HASA)
Saturday, April 21
8 AM-2 PM (Rain Date is
Saturday, April 28)
Maternity B.V.M Church
Parking Lot
Spaces are $20
or 2 for $35.
No reservations!
For information,
please call 215-588-3290.
Fritz’s Sticky Buns Sale
Sponsored by HASA
Next weekend at the 4:30 Mass
Saturday & Sunday after
morning Masses
HASA is selling Fritz’s Sticky Buns at the Masses
on Saturday and Sunday, April 14/15, in the
Church’s Main Entrance. Buns are 1/2 dozen for
$10. Sale ends after the 12:30 PM Mass or
sooner when the buns are gone!
8
Two Local High Schools Offer
a Presentation on Teen Behavior
and Parenting:
Archbishop Ryan High School
Tuesday, April 10, 7 PM
and
Little Flower High School
Thursday, April 12, 7 PM
Archbishop Ryan High School, Little Flower High
School and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are sponsor-
ing a presentation entitled “Connect the Dots Between
Teen Behavior and Basic Needs” by Dr. Patricia
McCormack. Dr. McCormack is a published author and
an International Formation Education Consultant. The
session will focus on the following parenting tools: un-
derstand the basic needs that motivate teen behavior;
pro-actively avert misbehavior; know how to “read” the
danger signs; determine responses that lead to conver-
sion and re-connection; exercise a pro-active style of
authority; cultivate principles of decision-making that
support moral development.
All are welcome! Joseph’s People Meeting
St. Albert the Great Chapter
Thursday, April 12, 7-8:30 PM
St Albert the Great Parish Center
(Behind the Church)
The next meeting will feature Tara Merriman, HR Di-
rector of SpArc Philadelphia, and Suzanne Curran,
Chairperson of Joseph’s People Steering Committee and
owner of SC Staffing & Consulting.
Joseph’s People is a free non-profit organization that is
dedicated to helping unemployed and underemployed
workers by offering support, guidance and job counsel-
ing services to people of all faiths who are seeking full-
time employment.
The Steering Committee is seeking volunteers to help
the unemployed. Also, if you have a job available,
please send the information and the Committee will of-
fer you a great candidate. For more information, E-mail
Congratulations,
Newly Baptized!
Anthony Louis Boyle
Maria Bernadette Colella
Charles Francis Logan
Camille Patricia Sada
Gabriel Jerzy Wojcik
Zachary John Stankiewicz
Blessings, Recently Married!
Thomas J. and Patricia M.
(Murphy) Whelan, III
Donald T. and Bridget C.
(Keegan) Miskofsky
Timothy J. and April L.
(Barnes) Cuarto
High School Junior Night The Guidance Departments of Father Judge and St.
Hubert High Schools will host a Junior Night on
Wednesday, April 11, 7-9 PM in the auditorium of Fa-
ther Judge High School. A panel of College Admissions
Officers will be on hand to provide information and an-
swer questions. Anyone is welcome, but all 11th-grade
students and their parents are encouraged to attend.
Are You Called to Be a Deacon? Minister of the Word
Minister at the Altar
Minister of Charity While all the Baptized are called to share in the Mission
of Jesus Christ according to the gifts of the Holy Spirit,
those who are ordained also offer service in a way
proper to the Sacrament of Holy Orders. A Deacon’s
Ministry entails proclaiming, preaching and teaching
God’s Word, assisting the Bishop and Priest at the Lit-
urgy, assisting at funerals, ministering to the sick and
dying, leading the community in prayer and in sacra-
mental liturgies, baptizing, witnessing marriages, and
exercising administrative leadership in the Church. A
Permanent Deacon, who may be married, is a member
of the clergy and shares in the hierarchy of the Sacra-
ment of Holy Orders.
Catholic men (and their wives if married) with a deep
spiritual life who are between the ages of 29 and 55 and
would like to discern a call to serve Jesus Christ and His
Church as Permanent Deacons are invited to take the
next step.
2018 Permanent Diaconate Information Night
Thursday, April 19, 7-9 PM
St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
Vianney Auditorium
Registration is required. E-mail the following informa-
tion to Laura Nimmons at [email protected]:
name, address, age, parish, E-mail, marital status (if
married, wife’s name). 090 Maternity BVM
9
090 Maternity BVM
PARISH CLERGY
Fr. Paul S. Quinter, Pastor
Fr. Michael J. Saban
Fr. Joseph Sundaram
Deacon Charles R. Lindsay
Deacon Joseph W. Bernauer, Jr.
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
Adoration Society: Lety Apolinario 215-464-4723
Aid for Friends: Tom Vitale 215-671-0254
Alumni Association: Jackie Venneri 215-495-3112
Altar Servers: Holly Kelly 215-983-4473
Altar Society: Jane Wizmerski 215-677-2062
Bereavement Group: Eileen Keenan 215-677-6582
Carol Catalano 215-673-3172
Jane Passaglia 215-676-1423
Kathleen Ruggiero 215-969-5674
C.Y.O. H.S. (Gr. 9-12): Suzanne Flood 215-698-2875
C.Y.O. Jr. (Gr. 5-8): Joe Knuttel 215-901-5888
Eucharistic Ministers and Lectors:
Eileen Costantino 215-676-5441
Faith Sharing Group: Lety Apolinario 215-464-4723
Holy Name Society: Bill Derham 215-671-9121
Home & School: Christine Vaugh 215-588-3290
Legion of Mary: James Mason 215-676-4369
Liturgy Committee: Eileen Costantino 215-676-5441
Music Director: Ronald Coles 267-973-0323
Parish Business Manager: Catherine Lindsay 215-673-8127
Parish Plant Supervisor: Art Williams 215-673-8127
Parish Organizations Coordinator:
Colleen Du Beck 215-673-8127
Parish Religious Education Director:
Sister Mary Beth Geraghty, R.S.M. 215-673-4010
Pre-Cana: Deacon Joseph & Marianne Bernauer 215-677-1309
Pre-Jordan: Father Saban 215-673-8127
PREP: Sister Mary Beth Geraghty, R.S.M. 215-673-4010
Project H.O.P.E.: Jim & Claire Ritzheimer 215-673-7877
Respect-Life Committee: Mike Branhut 609-707-8331
St. Vincent de Paul Society: Linda Freeman 215-676-6051
School Principal: Mary Zawisza 215-673-0235
School Advancement Dir: Michael McDonough 215-908-3329
SCRIP: Nancy Smith and Leanne Goodwin 215-673-8127
Senior Citizen’s Group: Theresa Canuso 215-698-2614
Rose Egan 215-676-0647
Scouts (Boys, Troop 174): Anthony Marianni 267-679-1034
Scouts (Cub Pack 174): Bill Barry 215-520-3496
Scouts (Girls): Nancy Smith 215-673-4688
Swim Team: Matt Kimbrell 215-593-6214
Travel Club: Lorraine Mulligan 215-677-1322
Ushers: Jim Gallagher 215-806-5323
Welcoming Committee: Nancy Toland 215-206-5548
Please pray for all sick parishioners
and benefactors, especially:
Alessa Abruzzo Delia Advincula
Maria Affatato
Pete Aguilar Eileen Albano
Shane Albertson
Quynh Anh Harry Barber
Joseph Berger
Sharon Birch Evelyn Birkel
Bill Bock
Ryan Bryson Shirley Callahan
Brian Coen
Mary Frances Coen William Colanzi
Addyson Collins
Dan Condron John Curry
Jean Delmont
Rose Di Stefano Carly Rose Di Zio
Hai Thi Ngoc Do
My Do Eleanor Donatelli
Edward Dougherty Keith Dybalski
Nina Ervin
Lois H. Fioravanti Bill Foley
Kathleen Freas
James R. Frey Jackie Gallagher
Robert Gartner
Sherri Garofolo Dr. Anthony Georgio
Sue Georgio
Cindy Gerasimas Jean Gianfortune
Betty Gilmore
Alex Glazier Catherine Glazier
Jessie Gnoza
Anthony M. Granato Anthony V. Granato
Linda Granato
Mildred Granato Courtney Gross
Peggy Guckin
Sherry Hanlon James Hannon
Raymond Harrison
John E. Hughes Brian Hysek
Mark Iannacone
Maryann Iannacone Vincent Iminnitti
Thomas James
Frances Janik Lawrence Judge
Bernie Kane
Joan Kelly John Kelly
Pat Kelly Patrick Kennedy
Doris Kerker
Nick Lapergola Elsa Limbruner
Louis Lupinacci
Marie Magee Eddie Matthews
Michele McDonald
Brendan McGlone Frank Merle
Donna Mikalic
Bill Mikalic Lorraine Minnar
Joan Morris
Mary Muni Anne Neville
Dep. Sher. Paul Owens
Assie Pierce Cynthia Pinto
Joseph Procopio
John Regan Regina Sands
James Schwartz
Lisa Collins Selsor Anna Serano
Margaret Sheedy
Joanne Siebert Pat Skinis
Sr. Susan Skorick
Sarah Smith Dr. Bradley Stoltz
Dr. John Taraska
Catherine Teklinsky Anne Tighe
Kathleen Timte
George Tomezsko Mary Tomkins
Martin Tucker Luke Tynan
Georgina Valdes
Steven Veal Patricia Viola
Jean Wadley
Barbara Walsh Kathleen Williams
Tom Wilson
Stanley Wisniewski Donna Young
Designer Handbag Bingo
Friday, April 27
Medical Mission Administration Building
8400 Pine Road
Proceeds Benefit Medical Mission Sisters Thrift Shop
Doors open at 6 PM; bingo at 7 PM. Tickets are $30
and are available at the Thrift Shop. Reserved tables of
seven. Basket raffles and door prizes are available. Light
refreshments; beverages and outside food is permitted.
For more information, call 215-745-7930.
NAZ Bag Bingo
Sunday, April 29
Nazareth Academy High School
Doors open at noon; bingo at 1 PM. Tickets are $30
in advance; tables of 10 are $250 per table. Every
bingo wins a bag. 50/50s as well as chances on
designer bag bingo baskets are available. For tickets
or more information, contact Terri Evans at
215-268-1047 or
