Church of Saint Isidore2545 West Pumping Station Road – Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951

Reverend Frederick J. Riegler, Pastor Deacon David C. Mitchell, Permanent Deacon Deacon Patrick J. O’Donnell, Permanent Deacon Deacon Michael P. Nungesser, Permanent DeaconOblates of St. Francis de Sales, Weekend Assistance

Celebration of the Eucharist Saturday Vigil: 5:00 P.M.

Sunday Masses: 7:00, 9:00 & 11:00 A.M.

Spanish Mass-Misa en Espanol: 1st & 3rd Sunday of Month at 5:00 P.M.

Daily Masses: Monday through Thursday at 7:30 A.M. Friday at 4:30 P.M.

Holydays: Vigil 7:00 P.M., 7:30 A.M., 9:00 A.M. (School), & 7:00 P.M. (Except Christmas and New Year)

First Friday: 9:00 A.M. (School Hall - during school year) & 4:30 P.M.

Rosary: 7:00 A.M. Mon.-Thurs., 7:30 A.M. Sat.

Sacrament of PenanceSat. 10:30 - 11:30 A.M. and 4:00 - 5:00 P.M.

Communion CallsFather Frederick J. Riegler-Thursday before First Friday

RegistrationWelcome to all new members of our Parish. Your registration is important to us. In order to be granted Letters of Eligibility, it is necessary to be registered here at St. Isidore and you may do that on Sunday after any Mass in the sacristy.

Sacrament of BaptismSecond and Fourth Sunday following 11 AM Mass. Arrangements may be made by visiting our parish website and downloading the required forms. We request that completed forms be sent to the parish office at least one month prior to the scheduled date of the Baptism. Baptismal classes are held on the first Thursday of every month at 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. for parents and godparents in the Multi-Purpose Room in the church.

Sacrament of the Anointing of the SickFor anyone about to undergo serious surgery during the week, it would be recommended that they be anointed after one of the Masses on the previous Sunday. Or if you need the Sacrament at any other time, please contact the Rectory.

Sacrament of MatrimonyDiocesan common policy requires six months preparation and the attendance of Pre-Cana session(s).

Parish OfficeParish Office is open on weekdays from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. If you move, change your address, or your phone number, please notify the rectory. If you are registered as a child of a parishioner and you marry, you must re-register. (190)

Parish Office / Rectory Phone (215) 536-4389 Fax (215) 536-4137

E-mail: stisidorechurch@comcast.netWebsite stisidores.org

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P.R.E.P.Phone (215) 536-6498

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SchoolSchool (215) 536-6052

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Page Two April 7, 2019 Altar Servers Email: stisidorealtarservers@yahoo.com Bereavement Ministry

Email: nonnaduke@gmail.comBusiness Mgr Craig Fraser 536-6052 Health & Wellness Ministry Marie Schoeffling 536-4389 Music Director Linda J. Pieninck 536-4389 C. Y. O. Director: Mike Nungesser Eucharistic Ministers 536-4389 Food Pantry 538-4056 Knights of Columbus 215-257-4387 Brant Miller, Grand Knight Knights of Columbus- Ladies Auxiliary

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Landscaping Committee Anna Marie Lombardi 529-9727 Lectors David Mitchell & Pat O’Donnell Men of St. Isidore Chris Tray 267-230-9433 Mom’s Group Heather Maigur 536-5938Mobile Manna Ministry 215-760-9506 Outreach Committee for Military Families Kathy Walters 536-9242Pastoral Council President Paul Golrick 538-7428 Parents as Partners Assoc 536-6052 Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) Colleen O’Connor 536-6498

Prayer Shawl Ministry Deb Duke 267-377-6782 RCIA Kurt Braunle 215-536-4389Respect Life Sandy Slater 538-1390 Sacred Seasons 536-4389 School Principal Robin Conboy 536-6052 Society of St. Vincent de Paul 529-4659 Spanish Mass Ministry Joselito Gonzalez 529-1349Ushers Christopher Gowin 538-7040 Women’s Club Claire Nees 257-9637Youth Center/Pavilion Rental Craig Fraser 536-6052

MASS INTENTIONS Monday, April 8, 2019

7:30 AM Tommy Miller req. by Mom, Dad, & Danny Tuesday, April 9, 2019 7:30 AM Pro Populo Wednesday, April 10, 2019 7:30 AM Catherine Wilson req. by Helen Hellingsworth Thursday, April 11, 2019 7:30 AM Jim Wagner req. by Claire Wagner & family Friday, April 12, 2019 4:30 PM Mary Jo Fulginiti req. by her family Saturday, April 13, 2019 5:00 PM Patricia Licopoli req. by Francis Sunday, April 14, 2019 7:00 AM Kathleen Taylor req. by Gretchen Strzelecki 9:00 AM Donna Debuque-Crouthamel req. by Mary Ann, Vic & family 11:00 AM George Cherrybon req. by Steve & Cindy

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Jesus, please teach me to appreciate what I have before time forces me

to appreciate what I had. - Susan L. Lenzkes

THIS WEEK Sun., Apr. 7 – Large Group 1st Holy Communion, 11 AM Mass Youth Group (Youth Center), 6:30 – 8:30 PM Mon., Apr. 8 – Stations of the Cross (Church), 7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study (MPR), 7:15 – 9:00 PM AA (Middle School-Lower Level), 7-8 PM Tues., April 9 – Spanish Stations of the Cross (Church), 6:30 PM Understanding Opioid Abuse (School Hall), 7:00 PM CYO Board Meeting (Rectory), 7:30 PM Wed., Apr. 10 – RCIA (Youth Center), 7:00 – 9:00 PM Spanish Ministry (MPR), 6:00 – 7:00 PM Prayer Shawl Ministry (MPR), 7:00 PM KOC General Meeting (Knights House), 8:00 PM Thur., Apr. 11 –Prayer Meeting (Chapel), 7:30 PM Women’s Group (MPR), 7:00 PM AA Meetings, (Middle School-Lower Level) Females- 7:00 PM; Co-Ed- 8:30 PM Fri., Apr. 12 – Stations of the Cross (School Hall), 2:30 PM Fish Fry (Knights House), 5:30 – 8:00 PM Spanish Stations of the Cross (Church), 6:30 PM Respect Life (MPR), 7:00 PM Sat., Apr. 13 – Women’s Group Tea (Knights Hall), 1:00 PM Respect Life Palm Cross Sale, After Mass

Please remember the faithful departed in your prayers.

PLEASE PRAY FOR . . . Dennis Abbonizio - Mark Altrogge - Baby Andreia - Annika Barth - Barbara Barth Glenna Bleam - Donna Brandt - Angela Burke - Jackie Burke - Scott Caldwell - Bill

Carroll - Lynda Ruth Cordovano - Karly Cosgrove - Gerry Devlin - Jacqueline Duggan - Evelyn Ferro - Frank Fie - Tina Fie - Mary Flack - Barbara Fronheiser - Relloyd Fronheiser Brian Gottschall - Eileen Guldin - Bernadette Hallowell Richard Hicks - Cordie Janzen - Eileen Kessler - Diane Knoble John Knust- Marianne Kowalski - Regina Kramer - Richard Lang - Helen McDermott - Marguerite McDowell - Will McLaughlin - Rick Menzak - Terry Miloshevsky - Michael Donna Moore - Major Patrick Moran - Alice Ann Murphy George Murphy - John Myers - Mary Ann Niedermier - Joan Noblit - Cathy Ostaszewski - Dan O’Sullivan - Nancy Porcelli Marguerite Pucci - Ginny Schaeffer - Lester Schaeffer - Joseph Schwartz - Joan Spiegle - Richard Stankiewicz - Robert Sutliff, Jr. - Annette Tustin - Bruce Tustin - Betty Usher - Dick Usher Brian W - Steve Wasniewski - Eric Weisel - Rose Wild - Myra Wilsey - Marianne Ziegler (190)

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT April 7, 2019

“Even now, says the Lord, return to me with your whole heart; for I am gracious and merciful.”

- Joel 2:12-13PREP NEWS

Registration for 2019-2020 will open on Tues., April 9th.Registration information will be emailed to all families currently enrolled in PREP and forms will be available at class. Beginning May 1st, the parish PREP website will include updated information as well.

SACRAMENTAL NEWS We have completed our First Holy Communion season and ask that you keep all our Communicants in your prayers as they continue to celebrate and understand the beautiful sacrament of Holy Eucharist.

SCHOOL NEWS 50/50 for March was $405. Congratulations to Jean Mancini as our March winner. On April 9th at 7 PM our school will be hosting Understanding Opioid Training presented by the Bucks County Intermediate Unit. All are welcome to attend. April 14th from 10:30-12:00 we will have our Open House. Come visit our staff and see all the exciting things we do.

Understanding the Opioid Epidemic and What You Can Do to Help: St. Isidore School will be hosting this workshop on Tues., April 9th, at 7:00 PM in the School Hall. The objects of the workshop are to understand what opioids are, learn how individuals become addicted, learn strategies on how to help with the opioid epidemic and learn about resources that are in the community to provide support. The presenter will be Ron Rolon, M.Ed, Prevention Program Coordinator, of the Bucks County Intermediate Unit in Doylestown.

To 5th through 8th graders in the Quakertown area, you are invited to explore exciting medical careers through fun hands-on activities! The second annual Medical Career ExplorationFair will be held on Tues., April 30th from 6:30 PM-8 PM at St. Isidore School in Quakertown. It's a FREE event but please sign up so we can save your spot. All registered attendees will be entered in a drawing for fun prizes! Please register at http://bit.ly/medicalcareerfair. Refreshments will also be provided. Questions? Email medicalcareerfair@gmail.com.

Camp Invention is being hosted by St. Isidore School from June 24th-28th! Unmask your child’s creativity this summer in the all-new Camp Invention® program, Supercharged™, where children build 21st-century skills and transform their wild imaginations into epic creations. Campers in grades K-6 will code and program futuristic robots, explore radio frequencies and unearth ancient fossils. Local educators will lead these innovative, hands-on STEM activities that build collaboration and creative problem-solving skills. Visit www.invent.org/camp or call 800-968-4332 to register.

Kentucky Derby Tea- April 13th at 1:00 PM at Knights Hall (Anna Lane & Old Bethlehem Pike). The

Women’s Club of St Isidore’s will be sponsoring the event. Tickets are $25/person. For tickets or additional info, please call Claire at 215-527-9637. All proceeds will go to help reduce the Church Building Fund debt.

LENTEN DEVOTIONS Masses during the week are Monday through Thursday at 7:30 AM and Friday at 4:30 PM.

Stations of the Cross will be held every Mon. evening at 7 PM in the church and on Friday afternoons at 2:30 PM in the School Hall.

Lenten Prayer Meeting – Renewal and Reparations: Holy Hours before the Blessed Sacrament from 7:30 to 8:30 PM. The focus will be on prayerful repentance and renewal during Lent and in preparation for Easter.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE RESPECT LIFE GROUP… Bernice is a widow, and her children are grown. But she said its clear God still has plans for her. PP opened a new abortion facility in Sheboygan last year, she responded by organizing

a highly effective 40 Days for Life campaign. Those efforts continue to grow. New York's embrace of late-term abortion has motivated with new energy many first-time volunteers to hit the sidewalks. Meditation: “Who among all these does not know that the hand of the Lord has done this, in His hand is the life of every creature and the breath of all mankind.” (Job 12:9-10).

Knights of Columbus’ Fish Fry The Annual Fish Fry Dinners will be held at the Knights Home and Event Hall (Anna

Lane & Old Bethlehem Pike) from 5:30-8:00 PM every Friday during Lent. Get a great meal and support the local Quakertown Knights of Columbus charities. Tickets are $10.00 per platter including a 6oz haddock, french fries, dinner roll & coleslaw. Pizza slice is $2.00. Coffee and tea are also included, soft drinks available for $1.00. BYOB. Take-out available. For more information visit us on Facebook- KnightsofColumbus4649.

Early registration OPEN for St. Isidore's 2019 Vacation Bible School. Cat Chat's “Cool Kingdom Party: Mary Leads Us Closer to Jesus.” Open for children from 4 years old to the completion of 4th grade. Adult and junior/teen volunteers welcome. Email Paula Clifford for more info at cliffordfamily2010@verizon.net.

Support Our Boy Scouts! Boy Scout Troop 185 will be selling beautiful Easter Flowers after all Masses on Easter Sunday. The boys will also be selling

flowers on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday at a location at Q-Mart. Thank you for supporting our boys! (190)

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STEWARDSHIP March 31, 2019 1357 envelopes sent $ 8,153.21 (397 envelopes received) Additional contributions $ 1,830.00 Total Collection $ 9,983.21 Please note: The 2nd collection this weekend and next weekend, Apr. 14th, is for the parish debt. Parish Giving: $ 8,928.00 for the month of March.

THE PARISH DEBT Total Parish Debt $ 3,498,450.00 Principal Balance Due $ 40,506.06 Required Monthly Payment $ 20,000.00 January Monthly Reduction-Collections $ 20,061.01

Cover Picture: GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY 2019. Yes, they have great cookies. Yes, they do great things. Yes, they are part of our parish tradition. What more can you ask?

Spring Clean-Up: We are looking for help with our spring clean-up of the parish grounds on Sat., April 27th. If you can help please meet at the CYO Pavilion at 8:00 AM.

We will host our annual Easter Egg Hunt next Sunday, Apr. 14th, after the 11:00 AM Mass on the grounds behind the Youth Center. The Easter Bunny will be joining us for pictures.

Lenten Breakfast Project – A bowl of milk and cereal in the morning is a luxury for some in our community. Therefore, as part of our Lenten food drive this year, the St. Isidore food pantry is requesting that parishioners consider bringing a box of cereal to church sometime during the Lenten season and to place an envelope containing $1.00 marked ‘milk money’ in the collection basket. Your charitable support will enable us to ensure that all children and adults in our community have access to a comforting and nourishing bowl of milk and cereal this Easter season. Thank you!

LENT…JUST AN IDEA! Are you experiencing new traditions this Lent? Are you finding that life does exist without technology? It can’t be easy to do

without our many screens. We depend on technology for so many things, but our heavenly Father wants you to depend on HIM for everything! Are you making time for his messages this Lent and feeling calmer and closer to Him? That’s what the Lenteneers are hoping! This Lent we encourage you to “Listen, Enjoy, Notice, Talk” to God and your family and then tell us about it! Drop your notes into the collection boxes at church and school so we can raise our thermometer and celebrate 1,000 hours of sacrificed screen time. St. Isidore Parish is on our way to a successful Lenten journey!

The Most Blessed Sacrament Group will hold its Annual Retreat at the Malvern Retreat House on the weekend of April 26th to 28th. All St. Isidore men & their sons are invited. For more information, please contact Jimmy McCarthy at 215-538-1874.

Easter Sunday – April 21st - Bulletin Deadline: Anyone wishing to place an announcement in the Easter Sunday bulletin must have it submitted to Father Riegler for approval by Monday, April 8th. Any announcement received afterwards will be included in the following week’s bulletin. (190)

My dear parishioners, The next several chapters in Luke’s

Gospel are built around themes rather than chronology. In part this is because Luke is seeking to provide guidance for the early Christian communities, largely Gentile by this time, as well as answer critics both outside of and within Christianity. Yes, even at this point Christianity was beset by critics who constantly found fault and by believers who thought they knew better. The latter is the reason why there are many Christian churches. Divisions began fairly early.

Jesus’confrontation with evil took many forms, including casting out demons. That exorcism was practiced by others seems to have been taken for granted in this exchange between Jesus and His critics. They accused Him of being the pawn of Satan (Beelzebul) which Jesus pointed out was an absurdity. Otherwise, using the analogy of a kingdom, there would be virtual civil war (i.e. devils versus devils). Does this mean that everyone who exorcizes is an instrument of the Devil?

This incident and those that follow may have been Luke’s way of reminding his fellow Christians that no matter how good the deed, there will be always critics because of their dislike of Christianity. And for those who demanded some clear indication from heaven testifying about the truth of His preaching, Jesus referenced the fabled preaching of Jonah and the wisdom of Solomon who dazzled the Queen of the South (Sheba). Jesus’ message was far more compelling and powerful to those who were open minded. Although this event makes sense within the context of Judaism, it also fits in with the paganism that Luke was familiar with. The will of the gods was manifested by extraordinary signs (earthquakes, storms, etc.). Jesus through His miracles offered even something far more powerful.

What follows is as much a commentary on Jesus’ critics as it is on controversies within the Christian community. Jesus was invited to dine with a Pharisee and as it turns out there were a number of Pharisees and doctors of the law present as well. There is a good chance that this was a set-up to catch Jesus at doing something they disapproved of. He did not disappoint. Instead of going through the elaborate protocol of washing his hands before the meal (it may have involved more than one’s hands), Jesus simply sat down. For that He was criticized. That seems to have set Him off for He proceeded to take issue with that rule and then go after the behavior of the Pharisees and lawyers. It must have shocked them for they were not used to being taken to task. If the Pharisees had any doubts about Jesus’ opinion of them before this, there was no doubt about it afterwards. This may have marked the beginning of their decision to eliminate Jesus. And as happens in much of Luke’s Gospel there is a message for the Christian communities that were experiencing growing pains. Jesus as one can readily appreciate avoided elaborate rules and regulations. This has been used to argue that Jesus never intended to found a Church. In fact, Jesus tried to keep it simple (K.I.S). Instead Christianity has had to deal with a multitude of rules, regulations, suggestions, etc. that are used to separate the devout from the occasional practitioner. The Church has been plagued with these minute rules that have driven out far more than have been made better Christians. It is why Jesus accused His Pharisees of usurping the chair of Moses. Our modern day Pharisees often usurp the throne of Jesus. Both faith and living out faith are difficult enough without complicating matters. What would Jesus do? Keep it simple.

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