Saint Anselm Church12670 Dunks Ferry RoadPhiladelphia, PA 19154

Parish Center SchoolPhone 215-637-3525 215-632-1133Fax 215-637-4915 215-632-3264Parish Website: www.stanselmparish.comSchool Website:http://teacherweb.com/PA/SaintAnselmSchool/SchoolHomePage

MASS SCHEDULEWeekend

Saturday Vigil 5:00 PM Sunday 8:00; 10:00 AM; 12:00 Noon

7:00 PM

WeekdayMonday – Friday – 6:30 AM (Chapel)

8:30 AM (Church)8:00 AM (Saturday)

Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

October 20, 2013

PARISH CENTER HOURS Monday thru Thursday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

PASTORAL & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFReverend Thomas J. Dunleavy.……………..Pastor.…………….....ext. #11…………..father.dunleavy@stanselmparish.comReverend David M. Friel.…………………....Parochial Vicar……..ext. #14…………..father.friel@stanselmparish.comReverend John E. Fitzgerald ……………….Resident……………...ext. #23…………..father.fitzgerald@stanselmparish.comDeacon Gerald J. Whartenby ………………Pastoral Associate......ext. #12…………..deacon.whartenby@stanselmparish.comDeacon Dennis P. Warner.…………………..Pastoral Associate…..ext. #17…………..deacon.warner@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Geraldine Murphy……………………..Principal………………………………….gmurphy@stanselmparish.comMrs. Diane Leonetti..……………………….. Director of Music…...ext. #29…………...dleonetti@ stanselmparish.comMr. Dennis Mueller..………………………...Religious Education...ext. #15…………...dmueller@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Theresa Grillo..………………………...Business Manager..…ext. #13…………...tgrillo@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Kathleen Zaremski..…………………...Parish Secretary…….ext. #16…………...kzaremski@stanselmparish.comMrs. Joanne Jackson………………………...Receptionist………….ext. #10.…………..jjackson@ stanselmparish.comMrs. Ronnie Harkins ………………………..Receptionist….............ext. #10….………..rharkins@ stanselmparish.com

BAPTISMSBaptisms are every Sunday at 1:00 PM. Parents are asked to call the Parish Center and speak with Deacon Whartenby who will assist them in registering their child for Baptism. The Church assists the parents by offering instruction on the meaning, importance, and responsibilities of the sacrament of Baptism. A Pre-Jordan Baptismal Program for helping parents prepare for the spiritual birth of their child is held on the fourth Sunday of the month in the Spirituality Center following the Noon Mass.

WEDDINGSCouples planning to marry are asked to contact a Parish priest to make arrangements for a wedding.

CONFESSION SCHEDULESaturdays 3:30-4:30 PM

DEVOTIONS Rosary 8:00 AM Daily 6:30 PM MondayEucharistic Exposition 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM

Monday – ChapelDivine Mercy 3:00 PM Monday

(Chapel)Benediction 6:50 PM Monday

(Chapel)Miraculous Medal Novena 8:00 AM Mass SaturdayLegion of Mary 7:00 PM MondayPrayer Group 7:00 PM Tuesday

Celebration of Confirmation

Thursday, October 24 th 4:00 PM

77 Students being confirmed!

Bishop Robert Maginnis will preside at the Liturgy of Confirmation on Thursday, October 24 th at 4:00 PM. There are 43 students in our School, 23 in our CCD and 1 of our parishioners in Nazareth Academy who will be confirmed. (During the 1st Confirmation ceremony in Saint Anselm Church on March 9 1965, 704 students were confirmed by Bishop McDevitt.)

Our Confirmandi began their immediate preparation for Confirmation one year ago. With the guidance of their teachers and catechists, they made a serious study of Confirmation. When they announced their candidacy for Confirmation this past spring, they said that they wanted to become better friends with Jesus. They also accepted the challenge to do the study, prayer and service necessary so that they would be spiritually prepared for Confirmation.

Our Confirmandi have scrutinized their lives. They prayed, asking Jesus to help them see what is right and good within them, so that the Holy Spirit may strengthen these qualities; they also prayed to know what is weak, defective or sinful in them so that the Holy Spirit will heal, strengthen and make these things right within them.

They have celebrated the sacrament of Reconciliation regularly and have received Holy Communion frequently. Our candidates spent a day in retreat at the shrine of Saint Katharine Drexel. The retreat helped them see how the Holy Spirit was at work in Saint Katharine Drexel – a confirmed Christian. These candidates, imitating the charity of many in this faith community, provide for the poor and serve those in need throughout the year.

A few weeks ago in September, these candidates celebrated a rite of election for Confirmation. They heard God electing – choosing, selecting them to be a person in whom the Spirit of Jesus would dwell. On Thursday, they are responding to the call by becoming confirmed followers of Jesus.

Let us rejoice and give thanks for the Holy Spirit of God at work among us in our Confirmandi. Please remember them in your prayers.

Used Eye Glasses & Cell PhonesThank you to those who have been helping

the Lions Club in their effort to provide eyeglasses for the Visually Impaired. Used eyeglasses may be placed in receptacle in the Church vestibule. The Lions Club tries to provide eyeglasses especially for those who can’t afford them.

Used cell phones are also collected by the Lions Club to help the disabled who can’t afford them.

Block Collection & Census EnvelopeThe Block Collection is an important source

of revenue for the parish. Updating the census is very important for our statistical reports and programming. Please return as soon as possible. Thank you.

#1-016Eagle Scout Kevin Edward Berk

Last Sunday, our Boy Scout Troop 246 held an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Kevin Berk. Kevin, a parishioner of Saint Anselm Parish, is the son of Kim and Paul Berk.

Kevin has earned the merits and the title that distinguishes him as an eagle scout. Kevin is a fine young man. Congratulations, Kevin. We are proud of you.

Youth Mentoring ProgramOur Youth Mentoring Program invites the

youth of our parish to share their gifts, to apply their Catholic faith to their daily lives, and to develop a strong personal relationship with Jesus.

Actively participating in Church ministry can change the life of a young person. This happens when adults take part in ministry with our youth, and our young people are given an opportunity to lead.

As adults, we have the responsibility of making our young people feel welcome. We need to work with them - side by side, encourage them, and give them a voice in our parish community.

Our youth, in Grades 8 thru 12, are invited to participate in our Parish as:LectorsCARES (After School Program)Mass for the Deceased ParishionersChristmas BazaarChurch Decoration

(Thanksgiving, Advent & Christmas)Thanksgiving LiturgyParish Advent Penance ServiceLive Nativity Tableau (Christmas Eve)

These activities will also satisfy “community service” obligations at school. If you would like to participate in any of the activities listed above, you can also call Mrs. Eileen Hiller at 215-637-6336 or Fr. Dunleavy.

October CountAt all weekend Masses throughout the month

of October, the number of people attending Mass will be counted. This October Count is being conducted in cooperation with the Archdiocesan Office for Research and Planning. The count will be taken during the first collection.

The Absence of Father FitzgeraldThe absence of Father Fitzgerald has created

a void. Father Fitzgerald, supposedly retired, has been active and present in our midst for the last nine years. Father served as Spiritual Director for the Legion of Mary (both the Praesidium and Curia), facilitated the Breaking Open the Word Scripture study and reflection on Saturday mornings, celebrated Sunday and daily Masses, heard confessions, visited the homebound on our Communion Call list, served on the Board for Blessed Margaret Home, offered spiritual direction, solace, and comfort to all who confided in him.

Father Fitzgerald’s absence constantly reminds us how blessed we were with his priestly presence.

7:00 PM Sunday Evening Mass & 6:30 AM Daily Mass to be discontinued for the time being

Until further notice, the 7:00 PM Sunday evening Mass will be discontinued at the end of October. There will be a 7:00 PM Sunday evening Mass next Sunday, October 27th. After that date, it will be discontinued. The 6:30 Mass will be discontinued after November 2nd.

The Sunday Mass schedule will be 5:00 PM Vigil Mass; 8:00 AM; 10:00 AM; 12:00 Noon. Father Dunleavy and Father Friel will celebrate two of these Masses.

Remembering Deceased Police Officers, Firefighters and Paramedics – Saint Anselm Church has a custom of commemorating those police officers, firefighters and paramedics who died in the line of duty or by other causes. Anyone who would like one of these persons prayed for by name is asked to call the Parish Center. A commemoration of these people will be done during the 8:00 AM Mass on Saturday, November 2nd. Remembering those who died this past year and whose funerals were at Saint Anselm – There will be a commemoration of these people on Monday, November 4th during the 7:00 PM Mass. The names of these people will be recorded in a special book that will be placed in a remembrance area that will be set up in the Church during the month of November.

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Mass Schedule

Sunday, October 20 8:00 AM The People of Saint Anselm Parish10:00 AM John Welsh r/b His Family12:00 PM Louis Garbarino, 1st Anniversary

r/b Friends of Dunks Ferry Place 7:00 PM The Intentions of the Priest

Monday, October 21 6:30 AM Ralph Mullen

r/b Keith, Helena & Jack McGuire 8:30 AM John Hanuscin r/b Frank & Adele Nessel

Tuesday, October 22 6:30 AM Bobbie George – “Living”, Birthday

r/b Nancy & Dave Caesar 8:30 AM Msgr. William Doolin, 10th Anniversary

Wednesday, October 23 6:30 AM John & Jane Keifer

r/b Tony & Anne Marie Weingratis 8:30 AM Patrick Cardinale

r/b Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lamina

Thursday, October 24 6:30 AM Jack Johnson r/b Nancy & Dave Caesar 8:30 AM Martin V. Gallagher r/b His Dad

Friday, October 25 6:30 AM Francis Tucci r/b Aunt Julia Murray 8:30 AM Christopher M. Buck, Birthday

r/b His Mom & Dad

Saturday, October 26 8:00 AM Francis X. Druding, Sr. r/b Marie Druding 5:00 PM Mary Zaremski, Birthday r/b Kathleen

Sunday, October 27 8:00 AM The People of Saint Anselm Parish10:00 AM Christopher M. Buck

r/b Joseph & Jennifer Rondeau12:00 PM Edward Friel r/b The Connors Family 7:00 PM The Intentions of the Priest

Sunday Collection – October 13, 2013

Envelopes $ 9,666.00 Loose $ 543.00 Grade School Students $ 95.00 High School Students $ 28.00

Total $10,330.00

Second Collection Today

Mission Sunday

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Pray For Our Sick… Lorraine Apice, wife of Edward ApiceDave Baldwin, son-in-law of Chris DiMezzoRalph Ballantyne, husband of Joan Anne BallantyneHughie Becker, husband of Mary Ann BeckerWilliam Bourque, father of Karen SpauseJohn Bradley, husband of Doris BradleyKaren Budny, daughter-in-law of Ed BudnyJohn Carr, brother of Robert CarrMargaret & Mark Citrino Michael Connolly, husband of Rita ConnollyRuthann Demarzio, friend of John DoeringMichael DiMauro, brother of Carmella MorrisFreda Dolhansky, wife of Bill DolhanskyJoey Dougherty, brother of Debbie PerusoMichael Gendek, friend of Charmaine MurrayKathryn Giardina, aunt of Melissa FreerNicki Goodwin, friend of Bill & Lauren LoveRon Gorski, nephew of Joann LissCarol Grimes, mother of Melissa Baker MooreCourtney Gross, daughter of Nina ErvinMichelle Hannigan, friend of Maddie SeigerGerry Hartley, friend of The Carroll FamilyTim Hill, son of Kathy HillJennifer Hollister, daughter-in-law of Elaine HollisterAmanda Hopkins, friend of John DoeringPriscilla Kaercher, friend of Charmaine MurrayDianne Keeler, sister of Gayle ScanlonJoan Kubach, mother of Patty KubachKaren Kumor, daughter of Terry KumorEd Lafferty, husband of Peg LaffertyJamie Lafferty, daughter of Margaret MarcolinoNicholas Lamina, son of Joseph & Carol LaminaJohn Leonetti, husband of Diane LeonettiMarie Macready, mother of Joyce MacreadyPeter Marcolino, husband of Margaret MarcolinoErin Martin, granddaughter of Tom & Anita MurphyNora Mastyl, sister of Kathy NiceJeanne McDonough, aunt of Ann GrippoClara Petroski McNichol, friend of Amelia SackolowskiJoan McReynolds, mother of Denise McReynoldsWilliam Nolen, friend of Mary BeahrBonnie Oldham, sister of Mary Ellen LoweryMaggie Oleszczyk, sister of Kathy ZaremskiMarc Petrasso, friend of Denise McReynoldsRelatives of The Tarquin Pirolli FamilyArt Rausch, husband of Judy RauschMike Roman, husband of Joan RomanAllen Sackolowski, husband of Amelia SackolowskiPauline Shultz, niece of Eileen DoeringJane Tarde, mother of Mick TardeBetty Beck Tierney, sister of Rita VaxnerWanda Vermullen, friend of Amelia SackolowskiElizabeth Wahl, granddaughter of Terry KumorDorothy Walsh, mother of Marge WalshKyle Ward, son of Dawn & Mike WardJack Weber, brother of Jean Kronbar

Pray For Our Deceased…

Bud BrandenburgAlex Grosser, brother-in-law of Mae HarrisMarianne Moleski, sister of Virginia Campbell

Weekly ScheduleSunday, October 20

Anointing of the Sick – all Masses 9:00 AM SCRIP Sales – Room B 10:00 AM Liturgy of the Word for Children (K-4) 10:45 AM CCD Confirmation Class 12:00 PM Secular Franciscans – Spirituality Ctr. 5:00 PM AA Meeting – Room B

Monday, October 21 9:00 AM Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament 3:00 PM Divine Mercy Chaplet 6:30 PM Rosary & Benediction – Chapel 6:30 PM AA Meeting – Room B 7:00 PM Blessed Margaret Meeting – Room A 7:00 PM Cub Scouts’ Mtg. – Parish Hall 7:00 PM Legion of Mary Mtg. – Spirituality Ctr. 7:30 PM Theology on Tap – Gearo’s

Tuesday, October 22 9:15 AM SCRIP Sales – Room B 9:15 AM Confessions – Grade 6 12:45 PM Confirmation Rehearsal – School & CCD 2:15 PM Confessions – CCD 6:45 PM CCD Classes 7:00 PM Prayer Group – Chapel 7:00 PM AA Meeting – Room B

Wednesday, October 23 6:00 PM AA Meeting – Room B 6:30 PM St. Vincent DePaul Mtg. – Spirituality Ctr. 7:00 PM Parkwood Civic Association – Parish Hall 7:15 PM AA Meeting – Room B

Thursday, October 24 12:00 PM Senior Citizens’ Meeting – OLV 4:00 PM Confirmation 5:00 PM AA Meeting – Room B 6:30 PM SCRIP Sales – Room B 7:30 PM Region I High School Coaches Mtg. – OLV

Friday, October 25 6:30 PM AA Meeting – Room B 6:30 PM Curia Meeting – Spirituality Ctr.

Saturday, October 26 9:00 AM Pre-Cana – Spirituality Ctr. 10:00 AM CYO Outreach Delivery 12:00 PM AA Meeting – Room B 1:00 PM Halloween Party – Grades PK-4

…Parish Hall 4:30 PM SCRIP Sales – Room B 7:00 PM Girls’ Night Out – OLV

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THEOLOGY ON TAP NORTHEAST

Young adults (21-35) are invited to the fall series of “Theology on Tap Northeast.” These two Monday evenings will include casual eating, drinking and faith-related discussion. Come one week or both weeks. The topics will be:

October 21st

Encounters with Mother TeresaFr. Shaun Mahoney

October 28th

Galileo & The PopeDan Norton

We will meet at Gearo’s Grille (1913 Welsh Road) beginning at 7:30 PM. There is no cover charge.

A Rose on Ninth StreetSaint Anselm Parish, as well as Our Lady of Calvary, Christ the King, St. Christopher and Holy Innocents Parishes, are sponsoring this movie film which will be shown in our area at

Archbishop Ryan High SchoolThursday, November 7th 2013

7:00 PM

The screenplay is based on the best-selling book by Dr. Joseph F. Ruggiero, OFS, a secular Franciscan. Joe was born and raised in South Philadelphia. He has spent his life working as a psychotherapist for addictions. He is the Founder of Self Help Movement, Inc., the Philadelphia drug and alcohol addiction treatment center, where he served as CEO for over 40 years.

The film is set on Ninth Street in South Philadelphia. The film deals with love, police corruption, forgiveness, redemption and transformation.

Tickets are $20 and are on sale in the Parish Center. For more information about the movie film visit www.aroseonninthstreet.com

Vincentian Message…

In the Gospel today Jesus tells his disciples to pray always without becoming weary. Indeed our prayer must always be an expression of our love for God, our family, our world and, especially, for the suffering poor.

As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent DePaul Poor Box, please say a special prayer for the poor who have no one to pray for them.

Thank you from the Society of St. Vincent dePaul!

“On behalf of the Society of St. Vincent dePaul, Philadelphia Council, please accept our sincere appreciation for your partnership in holding a Clothing Drive at your parish.

Your committed partnership in this outreach is such an importance to the Society and our thousands of local clients. Without the support of business partners such as yourself, needs would certainly go unfulfilled during the long winter months.

To the entire ‘Saint Anselm’ Family we thank you for your continued generosity! Together, we are truly a worldwide partnership of men and women-aware and involved in the service of the poor.”

SCRIP SALES

The SCRIP Office will be closed on Thursday, October 31st.

SCRIP will be sold Wednesday, October 30th

6:30 PM – 7:30 PM

in the Parish Center

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Magnificat DayNovember 9, 2013

All parishioners are invited to attend this unprecedented Archdiocesan event. The day will include talks by Fr. Robert Barron, author of the Catholicism series, and Fr. Peter Cameron, O.P., editor-in-chief of Magnificat. There will also be a Eucharistic procession in the streets and opportunities for Reconciliation and veneration of the relic of St. Therese, the Little Flower.

We will meet at St. Anselm’s at 7:30 AM to carpool to the convention center and return after the event concludes at 6 PM with benediction.

Please contact Fr. Friel if you are interested in attending. If we have a group of 10, the registration cost will be $29. With less than 10, the cost will be $49.

ST. JOHN NEUMANN ADULT DAY SERVICES

St. John Neumann extends their ministry to the elderly and their caregivers with their community adult day services. The program provides a secure, caring, home-like setting, with an array of leisure and home activities, dementia care, personal hygiene care, nursing and rehab services, plus spiritual support with daily Mass. Call Diane Barton, 215-698-5655 for a tour and free lunch.

Wedding

October 12, 2013

Christopher Kennedy and Valerie Mullen

Baptisms

October 13, 2013

Ryne Patrick, son of Ryan and Elizabeth Burza

Ladies of Saint Anselm…

Girls’ Night OutSaturday, October 26, 2013

7:00 – 10:00 PMOur Lady of Victory Hall

All Ladies of the Parish, your family and friends are invited to join us in our gym for an exciting evening. Admission price is $10.00 and includes food. Beverages, including “spirits” will be available to purchase. Begin your Christmas shopping early. New this year, a Chinese Auction. Call your family and friends and experience an enjoyable evening of shopping and socializing! There’s something for everyone. Please purchase your tickets at the Parish Center; there will be only a minimal number of tickets available at the door.

CHRISTMAS CANDY SALE

Our Gertrude Hawk Candy Sale will begin tomorrow. Orders may be submitted until Friday, November 8th and pick-up will be Wednesday, December 4th. Orders may be placed on line until December 13th (shipping charges apply). Additional brochures are available in the Parish Center. CCD students who would like to participate may pick up a packet at the Parish Center. There are all sorts of chocolates that make wonderful Christmas Gifts and Stocking Stuffers.

Thanks to everyone who traveled to New York City to see “Newsies”. An enjoyable day was had by all! Thanks, again, Betty, Edna, and Pat!

CAREGIVERS MEETINGOctober 24, 2013

St. Katherine of SienaParish Center – McBride Hall

7:00 to 9:00 PMFor information, call Kathy, 215-632-4015

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BLESSED MARGARET OF CASTELLODESIGNER BAG BINGO!

(featuring Coach & Vera Bradley Bags)Friday, November 8, 2013St. Anselm Gymnasium

Tickets are now available at the Parish Center for an exciting night of Bingo. Join us at 7:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM). Your $25.00 donation includes 15 games of Bingo, coffee and desserts. If you are unable to attend but would like to make a donation, it will be gratefully accepted at the Parish Center. All proceeds benefit Blessed Margaret Home for Crisis Pregnancies.

On The Road Again…

Niagara Falls 2014!October 5th thru October 9th

Join Ray Blum and friends for this five day trip. The bus departs Heathergate (Langhorne) at 9:00 AM on Sunday, October 5th. The price is $579.95 per person for double occupancy and includes 3 Dine around Dinners, 4 Deluxe Continental Breakfasts, an escorted sightseeing tour of Niagara Falls, a sightseeing in Toronto and a day of leisure to further explore the beautiful Niagara Falls region. Deposits are being accepted and insurance is available. A Passport is required. Ray may be contacted at 215-741-1028 or 215-470-8533.

19154 5K Race—Save the Date!

The second annual “19154 5K Race” will be held Saturday, February 1, 2014. If you are a runner or walker, save the date.

If you own or work for a business that would like to become a sponsor, please send an email to race@stanselmparish.com or find the sponsorship form on the race website: www.stanselmparish.com/race.

All proceeds from the 19154 5K will benefit the youth & young adult ministries of St. Anselm Church.

Our Lady of Calvary Grade School ReunionBrookside Manor

Friday, November 29, 2013 @ 7:00 PM

An OLC Reunion for grades from the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s. Advance Tickets only - $35.00 (includes open bar, music & hors d’oeuvres). Contact Mike Bremser, 215-840-2282 for tickets and/or information.

Nazareth Academy Theatre Arts Department presents…

“Legally Blonde…the Musical”October 24 & 25 – 7 PM

October 26th – 2 PM & 7 PMOctober 27th – 4 PM

Tickets are $10.00 & $12.00 and may be purchased at the door or in advance.

This charming and very entertaining show won seven Tony nominations. It has a funny plot and the great dancing and music is sure to leave you smiling!

HOUSEKEEPING POSITION OPEN

There is a full-time/part-time position open at Mount Nazareth Convent, 2755 Holme Avenue. Interested? Call Sister Evangeline Sullivan, 215-338-8994 to schedule an interview. Hours and salary are negotiable.

COACHING POSITION AVAILABLE

Little Flower High School has a Junior Varsity Softball Coaching position available. Applicants should mail your resume to: Mr. Adam Buchter, Athletic Director, Little Flower Catholic High School, 1000 W, Lycoming St., Phila, PA 19140

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Earn $$$ toward your tuition!

School families can earn money to defray their tuition cost by purchasing Gift Cards (Scrip) for Grocery Stores and other stores. Some families get grandparents, relatives, and neighbors to credit their bonus $ to them. Some families earn $700 / $800 a year. Stop in at the Scrip Office to learn more and to sign up. See page #8 for additional information.

PARTICIPATING SCRIP MERCHANTS

Business Earnings

Acme Markets 4%

All Star Pizza 7%

AMC Movies 3%

Applebee’s 3%

Burger King 2%

Carrabba’sCheeseburger Paradise and Outback 4%

Chicago Uno Pizzaria 3%

Chickie’s & Pete’s 6%

Chili’s/Magiano’s/On the Border 4%and Macaroni Grill

Dunkin Donuts 2%

Giant Supermarkets 4%

Home Depot 1%

J. C. Penney 3%

Katie O’Donnels 8%

Kohl’s 3%

Pathmark Supermarkets 4%

Redners 4%

Reen’s Deli 3%

Rita’s Water Ice 6%

ShopRite Markets 4%

Texas Roadhouse 8%

Toys ‘R Us/Babies ‘R Us 2%

Trevose Shoes 3%

Walmart/Sam’s 1%

WaWa 1%

Saint Anselm SCRIP Program

What is SCRIP?

Participation in the SCRIP Program helps families pay tuition for Catholic education. This includes Grade Schools, High Schools and Colleges.

Gift cards are purchased in the SCRIP Office. A percentage of the purchase is credited toward the school of your choice. For those who do not have a child in Catholic School, the credit would then go to St. Anselm Parish or you may direct it to another family.

Example: Purchase food certificates$100.00 X 52 weeks = $5,200.00 x 4% tuition reimbursement = $208.00 per year.

Registration:

All SCRIP buyers must provide registration information. Forms are available in the SCRIP office.

Location and Selling Hours:

We are located in Room “B” – enter via the school parking lot.

Tuesday 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM (we also offer SCRIP through school on Tuesdays)

Thursday 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Saturday 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM Sunday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Special schedules for holidays will be published in the bulletin.

SCRIP Policy:

All checks must have a telephone number and may require proof of identificationMaximum check value $300.00

If a check is returned for insufficient funds the purchaser is responsible for the check’s valueand any additional charges incurred

Purchasers are asked to review your receipts and count your certificates before leaving Cash purchases require exact change No refunds or exchanges

Credit Distribution:

Credits of $25.00 or more are disbursed twice a year (January and August). Credit slips must be presented when applying your credit toward a tuition payment.

If you have any questions or concerns, please stop at the SCRIP office. Our volunteer staff will be happy to speak with you.

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Blessed Margaret of Castello

Home for Crisis Pregnancies

hosts

Designer Bag Bingo!Featuring…

“Coach” and “Vera Bradley”

Friday, November 8, 20137:00 PM

(doors open at 6:00 PM)

St. Anselm Gymnasium12650 Dunks Ferry RoadPhiladelphia, PA 19154

$25.00 donation(includes 15 games of Bingo, Coffee & Desserts)

Please purchase your tickets in advance…first come, first serve!

Tickets are available at St. Anselm Parish CenterFor info, call 215-637-3525

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