SAINT Rose of LimA 425 S PENNSYLVANIA AVE

NORTH WALES, PENNSYLVANIA 19454 WWW.SROL.ORG

Seventh Sunday of Easter June 2, 2019

WE ARE ON A MISSION…

The mission of Saint Rose of Lima Parish is to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ,

and to nourish and awaken each parishioner’s relationship with Our Lord, with one another and with the Church.

We strive to be a vibrant, inclusive Catholic community, revealing the presence of God by the way we

worship and live in the modern world.

Rev. Msgr. James J. Graham, J.C.D., Pastor

Rev. Gasper A. Genuardi, Weekend Assistant Deacon John Campbell Deacon Robert P. Gohde, Pastoral Services Administrator Joanne Trageser, Director of Religious Education Zac Moren, Youth Minister Amy Juarez, Elder Care Services Director

Jane Selner, Coordinator of Parish Ministries Helen Diebold, Parish Secretary Mary McCarthy, Parish Secretary Bob Geiger, Facilities Manager

Tony Venezia, Sexton Diane McCaughan, Mater Dei Catholic School Principal

SUNDAY MASSES Saturday Vigil: 5:00 p.m.

Sundays: 8:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. WEEKDAY MASSES

Monday- Saturday: 8:30 a.m.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday: 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.

OFFICE HOURS MONDAY - THURSDAY: 8:30 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

FRIDAY: 8:30 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (3:00 p.m. over the summer) CLOSED: Saturday, Sunday, Holy Days and Major Civil Holidays

Parish Center: 215-699-4617 Fax: 215-699-4452 E-mail: stroselima@srol.org Religious Education: 215-699-4434 School: 215-368-0995

School Web Site: www.materdeicatholic.com

Mass Intentions for the Week

SUNDAY, JUNE 2 5:00 PM Mitch Sukalski, req. by Lorraine McGlynn 8:00 AM David DeRosa, req. by Lenny A. Kolomyec 9:30 AM Mary-Ann Donohue, req. by Family 11:30 AM Richard Lawn, req. by Rich & Kay Wieda

MONDAY, JUNE 3 8:30 AM Elaine Sullivan, req. by Mary Ziemer

TUESDAY, JUNE 4 8:30 AM People of the Parish

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 8:30 AM Mary Violi, req. by Maggie Buck

THURSDAY, JUNE 6 8:30 AM Mary Fossl, req. by Diana Mackin

FRIDAY, JUNE 7 8:30 AM Mary Sweeney, 11th Anniv, req. by Bridie Gibbons

SATURDAY, JUNE 8 8:30 AM Deacon Edward Konarski, req. by Mike & Ann White

SUNDAY, JUNE 9 5:00 PM Richard Lawn, req. by Mike & Ann White 8:00 AM Sandy Benoit, req. by Greg & Mary Gifford 9:30 AM Hugh McCafferty, req. by Family 11:30 AM Jilda Sesso, req. by Dr. Sesso

Second Collection The second collection this week is for Air Conditioning. Thank you for your generosity.

Please pray for these and all our Military personnel:

Lt. Randolph Capocasale, U.S.A. Chaplain Joseph L. Coffey, U.S.N.

Pvt. 1st Class Jonathan Curtis, U.S.A. Pvt. Ryan Gilbey, U.S.A.

Sgt. Bobby Hames, U.S.A. CDR John Joseph Hoy, U.S.N. Sr. Airman Tony Nolte, U.S.A.F. PO2 David Peterman, U.S.C.G. LCDR Patrick Salvitti, U.S.N.

Pvt. 1st Class Christian Sirianni, U.S.A Lt. Stephen R. Vitali, U.S.N

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: Joe Heyse, Eugene Mirwald, Daniel Weaver, Dakota Ann Alemeida, Mary Jane Namola, Tom Gallagher, John DiLaura, Tom DiLaura, Grace Andrews, Joseph Forte, Jerry McKenna, Sr. Marie Juliana, Baby Bryce David Kropp, Grace Gillaspy, Baby Teddy Jones, Bryan Mayurnik, Joe Gray, Crystal Schmidt, Anthony Lombardo, Marianne DiSanto, Helen Bednar, Kelly Sirianni, John & Kathleen Ott, Lauren Schiazza, Elizabeth Gilbert, Mary Kay Wegman, John McHugh, Jean Wendt, Brian Bruder, Joe Gallagher, Ron DiNicola, Lisa Stites, Mary McDermott, Tom Williams, Mary Agnes Reimel, Nancy Boorse, Becky Schafer, Eleanor Herbert, Anthony Prete, Agnes Neas, Patricia Hoffman, Linda Edwards, Margaret Bevins, Joel Rivera, Julie Burr, Eileen Kalacznik, John Fox, Charlotte Hart, Michael McMenamin, Kathleen Leahy, Kenneth Hoot, Bob Ferro, Anne O’Neill Magnuson, Al & Dale Zachwieja, Reny Capocasale

FATHER’S DAY CARDS are available at no charge in the Parish office.

Your loved ones will be remembered in our Parish prayers at Mass on Father’s Day

Weekly Offerings Upon the recommendations of our Pastoral Council, we are asking all parishioners to contribute at least $20.00 per week in order to support our parish needs. May 26, 2019 - our Regular Sunday collection was $7,866.00. The online collection was $1675.27. Total collections were $9,541.27. Thank you for your generosity.

This Is Our Faith

Deacon’s Desk

WHAT DO DEACONS DO?

NOT LONG AGO, on the day after Christmas, the church remembered Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr and one of the first of a group of seven appointed in the early church to ensure the equal distribution of food in the community (Acts 6:1-6). This event is seen as the beginning of the diaconate (from the Greek diakonia, “service”). Deacons’ originally independent office faded after the first few centuries as the role of priests and bishops expanded. After that period the diaconate was simply one of the transitional steppingstone to priesthood. The permanent diaconate, as an independent role, was restored to the church by Pope Paul VI in 1967 after the Second Vatican Council. Those training for the permanent diaconate may be a celibate or married man over the age of 35. After the proper theological and pastoral training, he is ordained a deacon; that makes him a sharer in the church’s teaching authority. If the local bishop allows, he may preach. His liturgical responsibilities include baptizing, distributing Holy Communion, presiding at funerals, burials, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, officiating at marriages, and leading worship (but not in place of the priest at Mass). In addition, deacons frequently lead the community, especially in ministry to the disadvantaged.

Next week’s scripture insights: Readings for Sunday, June 9, 2019 Solemnity of Pentecost: Day: Acts 2:1–11 1 Cor 12:3b–7, 12–13 or Rom 8:8–17 Ps 104:1, 24, 29–30, 31, 34 "Veni, Sancte Spiritus" Jn 20:19–23 or 14:15–16, 23b–26

The giving of the Spirit to the new people of God crowns the mighty acts of the Father in salvation history. The Jewish feast of Pentecost called all devout Jews to Jerusalem to celebrate their birth as God's chosen people, in the covenant Law given to Moses at Sinai (see Leviticus 23:15-21; Deuteronomy 16:9-11). In today's First Reading the mysteries prefigured in that feast are fulfilled in the pouring out of the Spirit on Mary and the Apostles (see Acts 1:14).

The Spirit seals the new law and new covenant brought by Jesus, written not on stone tablets but on the hearts of believers, as the prophets promised (see 2 Corinthians 3:2-8; Romans 8:2). The Spirit is revealed as the life-giving breath of the Father, the Wisdom by which He made all things, as we sing in today's Psalm. In the beginning, the Spirit came as a “mighty wind” sweeping over the face of the earth (see Genesis 1:2). And in the new creation of Pentecost, the Spirit again comes as “a strong, driving wind” to renew the face of the earth. As God fashioned the first man out of dust and filled him with His Spirit (see Genesis 2:7), in today's Gospel we see the New Adam become a life-giving Spirit, breathing new life into the Apostles (see 1 Corinthians 15:45,47). Like a river of living water, for all ages He will pour out His Spirit on His body, the Church, as we hear in today's Epistle (see also John 7:37-39). We receive that Spirit in the sacraments, being made a “new creation” in Baptism (see 2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 6:15). Drinking of the one Spirit in the Eucharist (see 1 Corinthians 10:4), we are the first fruits of a new humanity – fashioned from out of every nation under heaven, with no distinctions of wealth or language or race, a people born of the Spirit.

Thoughts to Consider this week

FORGIVENESS ISN’T JUST A NICE IDEA When we sit in church, forgiveness sounds like a religious ideal. We may even view forgiveness as a soft and sentimental notion: a be-nice-to-bullies ideology for Turn-the-Other-Cheek Week. But philosophers from Plato to modern thinkers like Hannah Arendt have suggested that forgiveness is also a vital and necessary political action. Forgiveness is the only action that moves history forward, releasing us all from the consequences of the past, what we did or failed to do. We can remain here, moored to old injuries and injustices. Or we can forgive, and liberate the future-forgiving hearts, so that we can be instruments of unity in our world today.

WHEN STONE MEETS SPIRIT

Which spiritual guide governs your life: the Ten Commandments or the Holy Spirit? It may sound like an odd choice, but many Christians seem confused about the source of guidance central to followers of Jesus. Saint Paul uses the shocking phrase “ministry of death” to describe the Commandments, contrasting them to the “ministry of the Spirit.” He simply means that binding yourself to the law can only condemn you in the end, whereas surrender to the Spirit’s authority can save you. Granted, it’s easier to erect stone tablets, but let’s enthrone the Spirit in our hearts.

St. Rose of Lima Parish: A Century of loving, caring, and sharing

as part of our 100th Anniversary Celebration

On Corpus Christi Sunday, June 23, 2019

The Most Reverend Timothy C. Senior will celebrate the 11:30 a.m. Mass

and will preside at the Corpus Christi Feast Day Following Mass, there will be an Eucharistic Procession

on the Parish Grounds.

Please join us to celebrate St. Rose of Lima Parish 100th Jubilee!

Weekly Meetings & Events

MONDAY, JUNE 3 Walking With Purpose, Parish Ctr, 6:30 PM TUESDAY, JUNE 4 Legion of Mary, S/T Rm, 2:00 PM Men’s BB, Gym, 9:30 PM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 Keenagers, FMR, 1:00 PM THURSDAY, JUNE 6 Prayer Shawls, FMR, 9:30 AM Men’s BB, Gym, 9:30 PM

Ministry News & Activities

HOPE SERVICE

St Rose HOPE volunteers perform WORKS OF MERCY. The primary purpose of this organized group is to provide services in a personal and caring way to parishioners who may need a hand. HOPE is a temporary service to be utilized when family, friends or neighbors are not available.

WEEK GROUP LEADER PHONE# June 2 Binka Moore 267-280-7692 June 9 Dolores Gorman 215-803-4611

If you cannot reach the Group Leader, call Patty Ratke at 215-699-4744

ALTAR LINEN PICK UP SCHEDULE June 2 Maureen Doyle June 5 Anne Esposito June 9 Janet Fuchs June 12 Sally Hasson

St. Rose of Lima

Keenagers and The Eldercare Program

Present:

Ascend Hospice "Hospice 101: Facts & Myths"

With Parishioner Anne Marie Reigner Join us on Wednesday, June 5th

from 1:00-2:00 PM in the Fr. Murphy Room.

The regular Keenagers meeting will follow the presentation.

ALL ARE WELCOME

for this educational presentation.

Enroll at Mater Dei Additional space for your Three-Year-Old or Four-Year-Old has just been made available and you can now schedule a Tour at Mater Dei Catholic School and Enroll for the 2019-20 School Year!

All families with Preschool to Grade 8 children are welcome to visit Mater Dei. We are officially taking registrations for our fifth Pre-K classroom. This class will fill up soon, so register now while space is available! Tours are available and the Advancement Office can accommodate your schedule. Our Preschool and Kindergarten Programs have both Half and Full Day options! Learn more about giving your child the gift of an exceptional Catholic education from a 2018 National Blue Ribbon School. For more info, please contact the Advancement Office at 215-368-9787 or gsamanns@materdeicatholic.com

Chick-fil-A Spirit Day: Mon., June 3 - 12 to 8:30 PM Please come out and support Mater Dei Catholic School at the Montgomeryville Chick-fil-A located at 794 Bethlehem Pike on Monday, June 3, between 12 and 8:30 PM. Mention that you are supporting Mater Dei at the checkout and the sale will be credited to our school. Invite your neighbors, extended family, and friends to enjoy lunch or dinner at Chick-fil-A in Montgomeryville! The more the merrier! Employment Opportunity

The Mater Dei Childcare is currently searching for a high-energy Lead Toddler Teacher to join our team. Our Lead Toddler Teacher will need to provide and maintain a positive and appropriate educational program that meets the social, emotional, and physical needs of the children within their care. Candidates should have experience as well as educational background in the field, should be energetic, patient, friendly and nurturing, and should enjoy working with young children and their families. We're looking for the best of the best for our childcare program. If that's you, please contact the center director Katherine Stansbury at kstansbury@materdeicatholic.com or 217-799-2211 for immediate consideration. Mater Dei Child Care Center is an equal opportunity employer.

A reasonably priced childcare program and a nurturing, safe environment for your child while you work The Mater Dei Childcare Center, located at St. Maria Goretti Parish in Hatfield, watches over the youngest members of our community. Your child, ages 6 weeks to 36 months, is welcome to participate in an amazing program where he or she will learn and develop socially, emotionally, academically, and spiritually in a nurturing environment. Mater Dei Child Care Center is open Monday through Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM to accommodate the working parent. If you would like information about future availability for this wonderful program or would like to schedule a visit, please contact Katherine Stansbury, Center Director, at childcare@materdeicatholic.com or 215-799-2211.

Beach Blast Bingo - Saturday, June 8th

All are welcome to join the Mater Dei Community for Beach Blast Bingo on Saturday, June 8th. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door. Admission includes breakfast and 22 games of bingo. Roughly $5,000 in prize money! Doors open at 9 a.m. and bingo begins at noon. Proceeds benefit Mater Dei Catholic School. Reserve your spot by emailing homeandschool@materdeicatholic.com

The Knight's Korner - Updates from the Knights of Columbus Council #9715

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A KNIGHT? There is a call deep within each man to go deeper and reach higher to become the man God made him to be. In a world full of challenges, the Knights of Columbus equips men to answer the call to lead with faith, protect their families, serve others and defend their values. Visit www.kofc.org/joinus from a computer or mobile device to enroll in our digital program that allows you a chance to become engaged in KoC spiritual and council life right here in our Parish. We also invite you to connect with our local Roundtable attending our next St. Rose Roundtable meeting 7:00 pm, June 17th in the Parish Center or contact our Roundtable Leader Pete Mazzeo at 215-205-8278 or by email at koc.srol@gmail.com. Become an Instrument of Christ!

SOCIAL JUSTICE ACTIVITIES

Flag Day BBQ DINNER

at CHOC Homeless Shelter THURSDAY, JUNE 13

St. Rose parishioners are invited to help prepare and serve a home-cooked BBQ dinner for the homeless men and women being sheltered at CHOC in Norristown. Please be part of this fun summer outreach!

Prepare a side dish: coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans, cookies / brownies

Donate beverages (case water, juice, soda) or paper products (cups, napkins, salad bowls)

Make a financial donation Prep food at St. Rose on 6/13 3:00-4:30 pm Serve dinner & spend time visiting at CHOC from

5:00-6:30 pm

SNACKS for HOMELESS JUNE 13 & JUNE 27 - St. Rose men will be visiting the Legion of Mary Brother House are on June 13 and 27. Snack donations appreciated: Fresh fruit (oranges, bananas, and apples), cheese sticks, and fresh-made individually wrapped sandwiches (2-4 dozen). Snacks are served to homeless men visiting the Brother House for a break from life on the streets. Drop off snacks to the Parish Center June 13 and June 27 (8:30 am-4 pm).

Feed and Be Fed 100

St. Rose 2019 Donations = 40,000 servings! 2019 Donation Goal = 100,000 servings

We are grateful for your generosity and support for hungry families in Montgomery County. Please continue to fight hunger by making a weekly food donation. Remember, hunger does not take a summer vacation!

Please bring one nutritious non-perishable food item to Mass to FEED the hungry. Place it in the donation bin; then BE FED by the Word of God.

ITEMS MOST NEEDED IN JUNE All types of Canned Fruit and fruit snacks (including applesauce cups, individual fruit cups, and raisins), Canned Proteins (chicken, salmon, tuna, SPAM, beef stew), Granola Bars, Soup, Canned or Boxed Broth, and Laundry Detergent.

WOMEN’S PRAYER GROUP Tuesday, June 18

7:30-8:30 pm Parish Center

LADIES! Come for an hour of peaceful prayer, a short scripture reflection, and discussion in a relaxed setting with other women of faith.

We all need a break from our hectic schedules and this time of prayer and fellowship in Christ offers peace and encouragement.

Questions? Contact Kathy Krolikowski @katek831@comcast.net or 215-699-5772

MARTHA’S SERVERS

Cleaning Church MONDAY, JUNE 17

The Martha’s Servers ministry will gather on

Monday, June 17, after the 8:30 a.m. Mass (~9:00-10:15am) to clean the church. We welcome all helping hands!

OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE! We are seeking a new ministry leader for the Martha’s Servers. Beginning in September, can you share about 2 hours each month to guide the church cleaning volunteers? The group usually cleans the third Monday morning of each month (September to June) and before special occasions like Christmas, Easter, First Holy Communion and Confirmation.

The ministry leader sets the cleaning schedule, communicates with the ministry volunteers, and helps with the monthly cleaning (pews, sacristy, church door windows, vestibule, etc.) If you would like to learn more about this role, or feel called to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to share a small amount of your time and energy, please contact Jane Selner at 215-699-4617 or jselner@srol.org

Inter-Faith Housing Alliance

SUMMER BUDDY CONGREGATION JUNE 24-30 and JULY 16-31

St. Rose families that provide a meal, a ride, or serve as an overnight helper during the Buddy Congregation service form a vital support system for the three young families St. Rose and Gwynedd Friends Meeting will be sheltering this summer. The basic assistance your family offers enables the families that are experiencing homelessness to begin to stabilize their lives and makes all the difference!

Please sign up your family to fill a role

and be part of this vital summer service project!

Overnight Helper - Help the homeless while you sleep! Arrive at the Meetinghouse at 7:30 pm and stay overnight in case the families need assistance. You sleep in a private room (cot/ air mattress provided; bring your own bedding). Turn lights off and lock up the building for the night.

Driver - Pick up families at 5:45 pm from the Inter-Faith Day Center in Ambler and drive them to the Meetinghouse.

Dinner - Make (or buy) dinner for your family and the families being sheltered. Arrive at 5:45 pm and together with the families, set-up for dinner, enjoy the meal and clean-up afterwards. Stay and visit with the families until 7:30 pm.

Moving Helper - At 10:00 AM on August 1, assist with loading up the families belongings and bedding and moving them to the next shelter. SIGN UP ONLINE www.CareCalendar.org

Calendar ID: 252827, Security Code: 1933 Scroll to the date you want to serve and Click on

the volunteer service (in red on the calendar) you want to provide.

Enter your name, association (“St. Rose”), phone & email. Once you sign up you will receive a confirmation email.

NEW VOLUNTEER Orientation is Wednesday, June 19 at 7:30 PM in the Parish Center.

QUESTIONS & more information, contact

Jane Selner at 215-699-4617 or jselner@srol.org

TREATS FOR TROOPS NEWS

Thank you for your continued support of veterans in our community. The donated snack items have been packaged into “grab and go” bags for the USO to distribute to National Guard members training at Indian Town Gap. The SROL Prayer Shawl ministry team worked tirelessly to knit 75 mini prayer squares for high school seniors entering the Armed Forces upon graduation. Volunteers will also visit the Philadelphia VA dialysis unit to deliver self-care items, lap blankets and serve lunch to the patients. The Pancakes for Patriots breakfast fundraiser was a huge success raising close to $900 to support our mission! God Bless our Saint Rose parishioners for their generosity.

Summer Small Group Faith Studies

St. Rose invites adult men and women to participate in a 6-session

summer small group faith study. We will be using the CCO (Catholic Christian Outreach) series which is a collection of helpful resources to clearly and simply explain truths and principles for living the Catholic faith. Each lesson integrates Scripture and Church teachings into small group discussions.

DISCOVERY - The Men’s Prayer Group will be offering this study for men at 7:00-8:30 PM on Mondays June 10 & 24, July 8 & 22 and August 12 & 26. For information, contact Jim Roper at jpcbroper@verizon.net Space is limited!

SOURCE - Ladies are invited to participate in this 6-week study that explores life in the Holy Spirit - who He is and how He moves in our hearts and works in our lives. Sessions are 7:00-8:30 pm on Tuesdays July 2, 9, 26, 23 & 30 and August 6. Contact Jane Selner for information at jselner@srol.org or 215-699-4617. Study booklet fee is $10. Space is limited!

WAWA HOAGIE COUPONS!

Wawa hoagie coupons are available for $5 per coupon in the Parish Office, during business hours. Proceeds benefit the St. Rose of Lima Youth & Young Adult Ministries.

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