monday, january 11th...with prayer and reflection along with a possible viewing of a livestream...

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Monday, January 11 th 6:30AM Special Intention 8:30AM Francis Michael Ryan Tuesday, January 12 th 6:30AM Worrilow Family 8:30AM Sister Joan Kerrigan Wednesday, January 13 th 6:30AM Special Intention 8:30AM Nancy DeArros Thursday, January 14 th 6:30AM Barbara Grawl 8:30AM Joan & Elmer Wise Friday, January 15 th 6:30AM Robert Betzal 8:30AM Tom Morgan Saturday, January 16 th 8:30AM Margaret & Wesley Wilkins 5:00PM Vigil Mass LIVE STREAM Saturday, January 16 th and Sunday, January 17 th 5:00PM Fr. Mullan 6:30AM Msgr. Flanigan 9:30AM Msgr. Flanigan 11:30AM Fr. Mullan Please remember in your prayers all our sick: Dakota Almeiva, Bob Belczyk, Marie Biddle, Regina Bocco, Bernice Bonsmann, Jack Boyette, Theresa Bucella, Paul Bufano, Sophia Bufano, Virginia Burbage, Dennis Burns, Greyson Burke, Cathy Carrol, Susan Crowley, Anne Davis, Thomas Duggan, Amanda Durkholder, Kelly Eberz, George Edelmann, Joseph Eichinger, Sharon Feist, Kay Fisher, Janice Ford, Fr. Mike Freynes, MHM. Laurie Frost, Kim, Fry,Daniel Garvin, Krysten Gentile, Heidi Goldberg, Karen Gormley, Barbara Grwl, Anne Hagg, Margaret Hardy, Robert Harron, Helena Hart, Conall Harvey, Charles Hee, Tony Iacone, Sylvester Jenifer, John Johnson, Rosemarie Johnson, Regina Johnson, Jennifer Kelly, Lizzy Kelly, Shyla Kelly, Donald Kester, Karen Kester, Ralph King, Rita Klineburger, Timothy Lamonna, Danielle Lever, Thomas Luke, Debra Mallon, Brenda Magolon, Barbara Magozzi, Margaret Mahoney, Robert Malin, Ann Manco, Patricia Marconi, Tom Marley, Mary Mascioli, Deacon Paul McBlain, Cameron McCarthy, Megan McDevitt, Nan McGroary, Dan McKenna, Joey McLaughlin, Jane Middleton, Ceasar Montalvo, James Moran, Tom Moran, Susan Mullen, Phyllis & Harry Myers, Christina Nesmith, Julia Newell, Anthony Oswald, Louisa Pacubas, Thom Parker, Edward Piecara, Sr.,Charles Piecara, Jr., Eileen Posner, Claire Powers, Larry Price, Helen Raftovich, Loretta Ricciardi, Paul Riggs, Bill Robb, Joseph Romasko, Jr., Ernie Rink, Sharon Rowles, Christine Samuels, Candy Santos, Patricia Schmidt, Diane Shaefer, Bill & Theresa Sherwin, Kathy Shiels, John Smith, Rosemary Smith, Thomas Smith, Kathleen Stacklass, Jerry Sullivan, Kathleen Tasker, Kayla Taylor, Robert Taylor, Jose Tavarez, Lauren Thomas, Virginia Tracy, John Tully, Mary Walls, Diane Weverling, Nancy Williams, Hana Yago, Michelle & Robert Yanuzzi, Angie Zuccarino Please pray for our beloved deceased especially: Madeline Calvano, Joan Greer, Carmen Montalvo James Merkins, Sr. and Mary Walls The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation CONTINUES TO BE LIFTED. You are not required to attend Mass at this time. You are encouraged to keep the Lord’s Day holy with prayer and reflection along with a possible viewing of a livestream celebration of Mass. Here are some tips: UNITE WITH OTHERS. It's better not to follow the Mass alone, so try to do so with your family. CREATE THE RIGHT SETTING. Take care of the atmosphere in the room. GET DRESSED. Dress for the occasion: you might be at home, but leave the pajamas for bedtime. GO THROUGH THE MOTIONS. Try to attend the Mass as if you were in church, standing when the Gospel is read, kneeling during the consecration, etc. These gestures are full of meaning. PRAY AN ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION. Although you can't receive Jesus in the Eucharist, you can pray a spiritual communion. WHAT'S THE RUSH? Don't be in a hurry. The Mass has incredible value, and right now there are so many things to pray for. Pray for a few moments after Mass has ended to pray for everyone: the deceased, the sick, health professionals, government officials and, of course, the Church, the Pope, our bishops and your parish community. SATURDAY5:00pm Mass https://www.facebook.com/events www.churchofstjosephaston.org . SECOND COLLECTION The second collection next weekend will be for the Catholic Relief Services. For over 75 years CRS has been providing help and compassion to the very poorest of our brothers and sisters in more than 100 countries. But we can’t do this life saving work without your help. Please consider helping Pope Francis’ Global Share the Journey Campaign. Kids Corner How can you live out the Corporal Works of Mercy? I can help people in need by giving them clothes, food and drink. I can take care of my grandparents by giving them company, loving and caring for them when they are sick. Steven Strech, Level 6 How will you prepare your heart and mind for Christmas? I can prepare my heart and mind for Jesus by making room for love, praying and by going to Reconciliation. Joseph Burt, Level 2 CARING for FRIENDS meals can be place in the freezers in the lower church kitchen, mark each meal with our parish number #42 on the label. Supplies are next to the freezer. If you know someone they think could use this service, please contact the parish office. 107-1

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  • Monday, January 11th

    6:30AM Special Intention

    8:30AM Francis Michael Ryan

    Tuesday, January 12th

    6:30AM Worrilow Family

    8:30AM Sister Joan Kerrigan

    Wednesday, January 13th

    6:30AM Special Intention

    8:30AM Nancy DeArros

    Thursday, January 14th

    6:30AM Barbara Grawl

    8:30AM Joan & Elmer Wise

    Friday, January 15th

    6:30AM Robert Betzal

    8:30AM Tom Morgan

    Saturday, January 16th

    8:30AM Margaret & Wesley Wilkins

    5:00PM Vigil Mass – LIVE STREAM

    Saturday, January 16th and Sunday, January 17th

    5:00PM Fr. Mullan

    6:30AM Msgr. Flanigan

    9:30AM Msgr. Flanigan

    11:30AM Fr. Mullan

    Please remember in your prayers all our sick: Dakota Almeiva, Bob Belczyk, Marie Biddle, Regina Bocco, Bernice

    Bonsmann, Jack Boyette, Theresa Bucella, Paul Bufano, Sophia Bufano,

    Virginia Burbage, Dennis Burns, Greyson Burke, Cathy Carrol, Susan

    Crowley, Anne Davis, Thomas Duggan, Amanda Durkholder, Kelly Eberz,

    George Edelmann, Joseph Eichinger, Sharon Feist, Kay Fisher, Janice

    Ford, Fr. Mike Freynes, MHM. Laurie Frost, Kim, Fry,Daniel Garvin,

    Krysten Gentile, Heidi Goldberg, Karen Gormley, Barbara Grwl, Anne

    Hagg, Margaret Hardy, Robert Harron, Helena Hart, Conall Harvey,

    Charles Hee, Tony Iacone, Sylvester Jenifer, John Johnson, Rosemarie

    Johnson, Regina Johnson, Jennifer Kelly, Lizzy Kelly, Shyla Kelly,

    Donald Kester, Karen Kester, Ralph King, Rita Klineburger, Timothy

    Lamonna, Danielle Lever, Thomas Luke, Debra Mallon, Brenda Magolon,

    Barbara Magozzi, Margaret Mahoney, Robert Malin, Ann Manco, Patricia

    Marconi, Tom Marley, Mary Mascioli, Deacon Paul McBlain, Cameron

    McCarthy, Megan McDevitt, Nan McGroary, Dan McKenna, Joey

    McLaughlin, Jane Middleton, Ceasar Montalvo, James Moran, Tom

    Moran, Susan Mullen, Phyllis & Harry Myers, Christina Nesmith, Julia

    Newell, Anthony Oswald, Louisa Pacubas, Thom Parker, Edward Piecara,

    Sr.,Charles Piecara, Jr., Eileen Posner, Claire Powers, Larry Price, Helen

    Raftovich, Loretta Ricciardi, Paul Riggs, Bill Robb, Joseph Romasko, Jr.,

    Ernie Rink, Sharon Rowles, Christine Samuels, Candy Santos, Patricia

    Schmidt, Diane Shaefer, Bill & Theresa Sherwin, Kathy Shiels, John

    Smith, Rosemary Smith, Thomas Smith, Kathleen Stacklass, Jerry

    Sullivan, Kathleen Tasker, Kayla Taylor, Robert Taylor, Jose Tavarez,

    Lauren Thomas, Virginia Tracy, John Tully, Mary Walls, Diane

    Weverling, Nancy Williams, Hana Yago, Michelle & Robert Yanuzzi,

    Angie Zuccarino

    Please pray for our beloved deceased especially:

    Madeline Calvano, Joan Greer, Carmen Montalvo

    James Merkins, Sr. and Mary Walls

    The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of

    obligation CONTINUES TO BE LIFTED. You are not required to

    attend Mass at this time. You are encouraged to keep the Lord’s Day holy

    with prayer and reflection along with a possible viewing of a livestream

    celebration of Mass. Here are some tips: UNITE WITH OTHERS. It's better not to follow the Mass alone, so

    try to do so with your family.

    CREATE THE RIGHT SETTING. Take care of the atmosphere in the

    room. GET DRESSED. Dress for the occasion: you might be at home, but

    leave the pajamas for bedtime. GO THROUGH THE MOTIONS. Try to attend the Mass as if you

    were in church, standing when the Gospel is read, kneeling during the

    consecration, etc. These gestures are full of meaning. PRAY AN ACT OF SPIRITUAL COMMUNION. Although you

    can't receive Jesus in the Eucharist, you can pray a spiritual

    communion. WHAT'S THE RUSH? Don't be in a hurry. The Mass has incredible value, and right now there

    are so many things to pray for. Pray for a few moments after Mass has

    ended to pray for everyone: the deceased, the sick, health professionals,

    government officials and, of course, the Church, the Pope, our bishops and

    your parish community.

    SATURDAY5:00pm Mass https://www.facebook.com/events

    www.churchofstjosephaston.org

    . SECOND COLLECTION The second collection next weekend will be for the Catholic

    Relief Services. For over 75 years CRS has been providing

    help and compassion to the very poorest of our brothers and

    sisters in more than 100 countries. But we can’t do this life

    saving work without your help. Please consider helping

    Pope Francis’ Global Share the Journey Campaign.

    Kids Corner How can you live out the Corporal Works of Mercy?

    I can help people in need by giving them clothes, food and

    drink. I can take care of my grandparents by giving them

    company, loving and caring for them when they are sick.

    Steven Strech, Level 6

    How will you prepare your heart and mind for Christmas?

    I can prepare my heart and mind for Jesus by making room

    for love, praying and by going to Reconciliation.

    Joseph Burt, Level 2

    CARING for FRIENDS meals can be place in the freezers

    in the lower church kitchen, mark each meal with our

    parish number #42 on the label. Supplies are next to the

    freezer. If you know someone they think could use this

    service, please contact the parish office. 107-1

    http://www.churchofstjosephaston.org/

  • Our Christmas season concludes with the Feast of the

    Baptism of the Lord. Jesus was not baptized because he

    needed to repent — rather, He was revealing who He is and

    what He came to do.

    It is from His mission that we can receive the sacrament

    of baptism — when we become adopted sons and daughters

    of God. From that moment, we belong to Christ we become

    His stewards. Our lives should be a reflection of this

    relationship. The way we live should reveal Whose we are.

    In our First Reading, the prophet Isaiah shares a

    message of hope, “Why spend your money for what is not

    bread, your wages for what fails to satisfy?” We should ask

    ourselves, "Who is the king of our hearts?" As Christian

    stewards, it should be God. We often fill our lives with

    things that satisfy us only for a moment. If we truly do

    belong to Christ, then we will make Him our top priority.

    What we fill our lives with should reveal that He is King.

    In our Gospel, Mark reveals the intimate relationship

    between God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

    The Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus and God the Father

    proclaimed, “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well

    pleased.” We, too, have access to an intimate relationship

    with God. But like all good relationships, it flourishes with

    effort. How we spend our time and share our gifts says a

    great deal about Whose we are.

    .

    HAVE YOU JOINED OUR FLOCK?

    CHURCHOFSTJOSEPHASTON.ORG Have you updated your profile?

    Add your mobile phone number for special alert!

    Please consider ONLINE GIVING and help your parish

    financially during these difficult times. Give anytime, anywhere using your computer, tablet or mobile phone – no donation is too small. When you are unable to be here you can make sure your support for your parish gets here.

    You can sign up using your phone, tablet/computer

    You can make weekly or monthly offerings without

    writing a check

    You can make one time donations to special needs

    You schedule and manage recurring donations

    You can opt out at any time

    You will continue to receive envelopes for the Sunday

    collection basket

    If you would like to enroll to give electronically, visit https:// churchofstjosephaston.org/donate or call

    our business manager, Kevin Kelly at 610-497-8890.

    GUIDELINES FOR ATTENDING MASS

    o Masks are required to be worn at ALL times. o Please stay home if you are sick or are at higher risk of

    severe illness with COVID19.

    o Church doors will be left open for 15 mins before and after mass begin

    o Wear a face mask or cloth covering before entering o Rest rooms are for emergencies only. o Collection Baskets will be in the gathering space. o There will be no collection take during the mass. o There will be no Sign of Peace during Mass. o Please maintain social distancing at all times

    o The faithful are asked to RECEIVE Holy Communion in the HAND ONLY at this time.

    o Please unhook your mask from one ear after responding “Amen” consume the Eucharist and

    replace your mask. o When Mass has ended exit the Church o Please do not congregate or linger for any reason. o Please leave your mask on until you exit

    The Holy Water fonts have been filled!

    We have returned to congregational signing with masks!

    FOOD FOR THE NEEDY Please remember to bring your non-perishable foods for

    our Food for the Needy program. Your items may be

    deposited into the red bin in the lower church lobby.

    ROSARY CAMPAIGN TO END CORONAVIRUS

    Monday through Thursday at 8 PM

    Everyone is invited to join as we pray the Rosary asking the

    miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary to put an

    end to the coronavirus. http://www.phillyevang.org/rosary

    A heartfelt “Thank You” to everyone who has been

    supporting the parish financially, especially since the

    Pandemic impacted our ability to be together. By mail,

    drop off or in person we are overwhelmed by your

    generosity.

    We are most grateful that you continue to remember your parish and support us in any way.

    We pray that 2021 brings us immunization against this

    virus. We can gather together as a parish family, filling our

    pews and emanating with the joyful sounds of prayer and

    music! 107-2

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  • Happy New Year!! We start off January with discussions about Right to Life issues from conception until a natural

    death... and for everyone that starts at home. Also Attached is our Saint of the month, Saint Gianna, who

    gave her life to protect her unborn daughter.

    This youtube video is one that we have shared in years past

    but is worth another watch... a good reminder of who it is that

    holds us together!Louie Giglio talks about Laminin... the glue

    that holds us together!!Louie Giglio talks about Laminin

    (short) - YouTube

    This month: Living as the Holy Family at

    https://churchofstjosephaston.org/youth-group

    Virtual Seminar for EVERYONE!

    Hearing God's Voice through Deeper Prayer Life (4-Part Series – Two session dates to choose from)

    Starting Mon., January 11, 2021 or

    Wed., Jan 13, 2021 or Fri., Jan 15, 2021

    Do you desire to hear God's voice? Do you long to be filled up

    by Him, led by Him, and live a dynamic relationship with the

    Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit?

    You're not alone. So many of us see the relationship that we

    want with God, but don't know how to get there. Join one of

    Catholic Christian Outreach founders, Andre Regnier as he

    leads us toward the deep prayer life that we all desire.

    Location: Virtual Via ZOOM Enroll for FREE: https://forms.gle/D1PNT8FDegymDie1A

    For Flyer, go to: http://www.phillyevang.org/wp-

    content/uploads/2020/12/CCO-prayer-series.png

    THE BIBLE IN A YEAR!

    The Bible in a Year is getting close to one

    million downloads in the first week! Hopefully you watched the above video. If not, take a second

    to view it and consider being a part of a journey that so many in

    our parish have started! Ascension’s The Bible in a

    Year podcast, hosted and narrated by Fr. Mike Schmitz, guides

    Catholics through the Bible in 365 daily episodes, each lasting

    20-25 minutes and includes: two to three scripture readings, a

    reflection from Fr. Mike Schmitz and guided prayer to help you

    hear God’s voice in His Word.

    You will listen to the entire Bible through the “lens” of Jesus’

    life, death, and resurrection. By reading/listening to the Bible this way, you will be able to clearly see how everything fits

    together and day by day, shape the lens by which you view the

    world.

    Feel free to go at your own pace. You can do one episode a

    day, or a few per week. The podcast will be there for you, on

    every major podcasting platform as well as Ascension’s own

    website.

    GIFT CARD FUNDRAISING PROGRAM

    THANK YOU! Thank you to everyone who supported the

    Gift Card Program for your Holiday Shopping!

    We are most grateful for your overwhelming support!

    We sell supermarket store gift cards.

    We sell retail, hardware and drugstore gift cards.

    The parish offices has giftcards for OVER 70 Retail Stores,

    SUPERMARKETS as well as AMAZON and VISA Cards

    with NO ACTIVATION FEE.

    SPRING PRE–CANA CLASS

    Classes are: March 2th, 9th, 16th and 23rd

    7:00PM-8: 45PM. (Couples must attend all four classes.)

    Cost is $75.00 per couple.

    REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 10th

    FOCCUS SURVEY All couples must complete this survey on-line prior to Pre-Cana

    Classes. Contact the rectory if you are taking the Pre-Cana class at

    another location. If the Pre-Cana class you registered for does not

    include the FOCCUS survey you will have to make arrangements to

    take the survey when you register for Pre-Cana. Cost is $15.00.

    FOCCUS survey MUST be complete by February 12th. Please

    contact the rectory to register: 610-497-3340 or email

    [email protected]

    January 29th St. Thomas the Apostle in Glen Mills is hosting a bus to the March

    for Life rally on January 29th. The bus will leave St. Thomas after

    the 8:00AM Mass. Please contact Teresa Santoleri at 302-345-

    7867.

    HOLY FAMLY THANK YOU! The Winter Festival Committee, students, families and

    faculty of Holy Family Regional Catholic School would like to

    thank all those who supported the school during the recent

    Winter Festival. The proceeds from the Festival will be used to

    support academic programs, technology upgrades and facility

    upgrades.

    We would like to thank the following premier sponsors:

    Neumann University, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, Sun

    East Federal Credit Union, Tompkins VIST Bank, D’Anjolell-

    Stigale Funeral Home, GIANT Food Stores, Harrahs

    Philadelphia, Philadelphia Union Soccer, Anytime Fitness,

    Coffee Station, WaWa, Interstate Auto, MK Custom Carpentry

    and IAE Foundation.

    An Update on Msgr. Vogan Msgr. Vogan has returned to the rectory and continues on the

    road to recovery. He is grateful for all your cards, well

    wishes and most especially your prayers.

    Please continue to pray for his recovery and everyone who

    has been affected by this virus. 107-3

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