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May 24, 2020

Rev. Msgr. Hans A. L. Brouwers Pastor Rev. Msgr. John J. Jagodzinski Pastor Emeritus Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Carroll Priest in Residence Father Scott Reilly, LC Weekend Assistant 484-422-8117

Stephanie Twohig Youth Minister Colleen Maguire Coordinator for Parish Life and Ministry: 610-688-4584

Frank Tosti, School Principal 610-688-5451

S. Mary Elizabeth Karalis, SSJ Director of Religious Education 610-688-7890 MaryAnn Crowe Parish Nurse: 610-688-9479 Dr. Ted Latham Liturgical Music Director 610-688-9489 Youngjin C. Joo Organist and Choir Director Angela Kusterbeck Business Manager Barbara Lombardi Parish Secretary

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Rev. Msgr. Hans Brouwers, Sr. Mary Elizabeth Karalis, SSJ, Colleen Maguire, Frank Tosti, JoAnne Alexander, Sarah Bradley, Dan Hayes, Ed Kubala, Nick Lee, Robert McAlaine, Jessica Waltman, Jeff Walkenhorst PARISH FINANCIAL COUNCIL Rev. Msgr. Hans Brouwers, John Church, Carolyn Evans, Frank Tosti

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MASS AND PRAYER INTENTIONS

Please Note: all Masses are private until further notice. SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2020 For the people of St. Katharine’s Ben and Pat Piazza Jorge L. Faz MONDAY, MAY 25, 2020 Memorial Day Jorge Faz There will be no Eucharistic Adoration today. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020 Special Intention Francis Maguire WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2020 James and Marjorie White Souls in Purgatory THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020 Special Intention Rajive Sondhi FRIDAY, MAY 29, 2020 Special Intention Rick and Ellie Melli (Living) SATURDAY, MAY 30, 2020 Johanna Adamczyk Jerry Lafferty SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020 For the people of St. Katharine’s Ben and Pat Piazza Michael Dwyer Readings: Acts 2:1:11; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13; Jn 20:19-23

Requests for Prayers Sick Prayer List:

If you wish to have your name or the name of a loved one

added to this prayer list, please call or email us. New names will appear in bold. Other than critical or terminal conditions, the names will remain on this list for 30 days. Please help us keep our prayer list current by letting us know when the status of a person on the sick list changes. Due to HIPAA laws, parish staff does not know if a parishioner is hospitalized or placed in a nursing home unless someone informs them. Please contact the parish office if you would like a hospital visit.

Mario Andan Robert Bruno Charles Callaghan Ryan Carlton Charles Carr Jackie Chedeville Patrick Graham Jean Hencher Helen Hobson

Ginny Jackson Libby Judge Corrine Kerrigan Tony Lopez Daniel Maguire Timothy Mahoney Rocco Martino John McCabe

Madeleine O’Keefe Paula Rudnick Logan Schweiter Claire Sieracki Jessica Smucker Debbie Snyder Maryanne Sullivan Connie Winoski

Deceased Prayer List:

Anita Ford, Juan Martinez, Louise Schmidt

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PARISH INCOME PARISH EXPENSES

Sunday Collection: $9,575.00 Salaries: $72,727.27

Electronic Giving: $3,865.00 Diocesan Assessment:

$12,966.67 Tuition: $52,483.75 Utilities: $9,034.46

Benefits: $6,676.34

Other Income:$12,152.95 Other Expenses: $10,233.78 Weekly Income: $78,076.70 Weekly Expenses: $111,638.52

YTD Income: $4,080,210.89 YTD Expenses: $3,347,539.47 YTD Balance: $732,671.42

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OUR STEWARDSHIP IN TREASURE Week of 13 May — 19 May 2020

PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR PARISH

Although our parish facilities are closed (except our church, which remains open daily from 6:00am until 4:30pm for private prayer), our parish is still active. Our parish staff continues to work from home, providing the usual adminis-trative assistance and paying all of our bills. Our school is operational as students continue to learn at home. So, we are grateful to our parish-ioners who are already supporting our parish through Parish Giving and we ask those who aren’t doing so to sign up now. Parish Giving is a leading provider of secure, user-friendly online giving systems that specializes in religious or-ganizations. Like dozens of parishes in our Archdiocese that also use it, we are using Par-ish Giving with great satisfaction since it pro-vides us with reliable year-round income. To sign up, simply go to our parish website (www.stkatharineofsiena.org) and click on the “Give to SKS” blue box; it’s easy to do and especially important for the vitality of our parish during these times when we can’t pass the Sun-day collection basket.

Staying Connected to St. Katharine’s During this challenging time we invite you to stay up-to-date with news and events at SKS! Join our Flocknote email list to receive emails and texts. Sign up only takes a few seconds. You can join by texting SKS to 84576. You will receive a text back. Click the link to sign up and get started!

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IN PREPARATION FOR PENTECOST SUNDAY

“If you love me, you will keep my commandments. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Advocate to be with you always, the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot accept, because it neither sees nor knows him. But you know him, because he remains with you, and will be in you. (Jn. 14:15-17)

As we prepare to come to the end of the Easter season once again with the celebration of Pen-tecost Sunday next week, I would like to offer some reflections on the importance of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church and in each of our lives; I hope it will bring you some comfort and strength as we continue to struggle through the coronavirus pandemic. If you have been paying attention over these past two weeks, you will have noticed the prominence of the Holy Spirit in the readings both last Sunday and this Sunday as well as on Ascension Thursday. Last Sun-day’s gospel passage included the line quoted above; it is our Lord’s assurance at the Last Sup-per of the coming of the Holy Spirit to his disciples. After spending three years with his disciples, teaching them all about the Kingdom of God that he had come to bring in their midst, he assured them that the Holy Spirit would “be with you always.” And, in the first reading from the Acts of the Apostles last Sunday, we heard about Peter and John going to the Samaritans and praying “that they might receive the Holy Spirit. …Then they laid hands on them and they received the Holy Spirit” (cf. Acts 8:15, 17). In the first reading on Ascension Thursday, we heard St. Luke recount that “in the first book, Theophilus, I dealt with all that Jesus did and taught until the day he was taken up, after giving instructions through the Holy Spirit to the apostles whom he had chosen” (Acts 1:1). Clearly, the author of St. Luke’s two books – the Gospel named after him and the Acts of the Apostles – was aware that Jesus had taught his apostles “through the Holy Spirit.” As the second person of the Blessed Trinity, Jesus did the will of the Father through the power of the Holy Spirit. And, in this Sunday’s second reading from the first Letter of Saint Peter, we hear this important instruction:

Rejoice to the extent that you share in the sufferings of Christ, so that when his glo-ry is revealed you may also rejoice exultantly. If you are insulted for the name of Christ, blessed are you, for the Spirit of glory and of God rests on you. (1 Pt. 13 – 14)

In the face of suffering that we will inevitably endure as we proclaim the Gospel, we are as-sured that God’s Spirit is with us.

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The Holy Spirit empowers each generation to continue the ministry our Lord, Jesus called all of his followers to fulfill. The Gospel must still be proclaimed far and wide today! We live in a post-Christian world, where so many in our midst – even among our own families and friends – have abandoned their faith. Like the first followers of Jesus, we are given the challenging call to faith-fully live and proclaim the fullness of the truth that Jesus taught us. At the same time, the festival of Pentecost provides occasion to celebrate all the gifts that the Spirit that will give to provide us with the necessary encouragement and enthusiasm to be undaunted in this mission. Traditionally, the Church speaks of the seven gifts of the Spirit that are listed in the Book of the Prophet Isaiah 11:1-3: wisdom, understanding, knowledge, fortitude, counsel, piety and fear of the Lord. As the Catechism of the Catholic Church states so well:

The moral life of Christians is sustained by the gifts of the Holy Spirit. These are permanent dispositions which make man docile in following the promptings of the Holy Spirit” (§ 1830).

The Church also speaks of the twelve fruits of the Holy Spirit, derived from the Letter to the Ga-latians 5:22-23: charity, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, gentleness, faithful-ness, modesty, self-control and chastity. The fruits of the Spirit, as the Catechism explains, “are perfections that the Holy Spirit forms in us as the first fruits of eternal glory” (§ 1832). In celebrat-ing the gifts and fruits of the Spirit, we Christianize the Old Testament Festival of Weeks – more on that next week – and rejoice in the first fruits of our faith! In celebrating Pentecost Sunday, we recognize the many effects of the Spirit of God in our lives. We, who follow Christ, are able to call upon the Spirit to embolden us in doing God’s work. Just as those who were in the Upper Room, we receive the power of the Holy Spirit in the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation. With this power, we can live as God calls us to live in the Book of Genesis – in his image and likeness! Now that we have been freed from slavery to sin through the death and resurrection of Christ, we can live the moral life that Jesus showed us through his teachings and actions while he lived among us. Infused with the gifts of the Spirit of God, we can boldly proclaim the Gospel in our daily lives with wisdom and understanding. We can live piously, respecting God and everyone we meet, for everyone is made in the image and likeness of God. And living this way gives us the fruits of the Spirit, which allows us to live in joy and peace, with patience, kindness, goodness and generosity toward all, and faithfulness to God and our vocation. As we prepare to celebrate this great Solemnity of Pentecost, I invite you to reflect on these wonderful gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit in your life; it will bring you great peace and the assur-ance of God’s presence in your everyday challenge to live as a follower of Christ. As I mentioned in my homily in last week’s live streamed Mass, these gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit are even beneficial for us in our everyday lives as we strive to love our spouses, children, parents and neighbors in need during these stressful times. All we need to do is ask and the Holy Spirit will give them to us! I will offer a more historical reflection on the important feast of Pentecost next week; stay tuned!

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YOUTH GROUP NEWS ONGOING PARISH ACTIVITIES

Clothing Collection

Our monthly clothing collection is suspended until further notice. The store has been closed since March 16th and will remain closed until the order is lifted. We will let you know when the collections will resume. In the meantime please do not drop off any items.

Due to Covid 19 we are accepting only Casseroles For Mercy Hospice

Thank you for continuing to support Mercy Hos-pice during this challenging time. We are currently accepting only frozen casseroles. Recipes, direc-tions, and pans are located at the Aberdeen Avenue door of the church. As Mercy Hospice is feeding around 40 women and children, we ask that you follow the recipe directions which will provide them with the correct portions, as the Mercy Hospice kitchen operates best with the proper sized casse-roles. Unfortunately, they are not able to accept frozen miscellaneous food items such as soups, sauces, or leftovers. Thank you for continuing to support the women and children of Mercy Hospice. For more information, please contact Jane Dwyer at 610-306-9171, Jane Dooner at 610-505-1436, Susan Wiener at 60-331-3847 or Vicki Warner at 610-937-1648.

The SKS families are on the sixth week of service for the homeless with the help of the amazing legionary priests and missionaries! If you would like to help with their mission please email Steph Twohig for the details youthministry@sksparish.org.

Close Knit Community Members of the Close Knit Community have not been idle during this challenging time. Leida Leigh-body and Rosemary Causbrook have hung up their needles temporarily and have been doing other things, one of which is making masks. In fact, Rose-mary has made almost 500 masks, which she has donated to CHOP, Einstein Medical, Paoli & Bryn Mawr hospitals and Meals on Wheels drivers.

2021 Mass Book The Mass Book for 2021 will open on Monday, June 1st. Since the Rectory is currently closed, please email Barbara Lombardi at rectory@sksparish.org or call the rectory at 610-688-4584 and leave a message to schedule Masses for 2021. She will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Dear SKS Families, I hope your families are all safe and well. Memorial Day Weekend is synonymous with fami-lies flocking to the shore, the mountains, parades, backyard cookouts and other social gatherings. Much of this will be put to the test by the Pandemic. The picture below is of a pin I like to wear at school on various occasions. I usually have it affixed to my suit jacket lapel at our school masses and other spe-cial occasions. You'll notice that it is a cross and our flag together: Deo et Patria, that is For God and For Country. On this weekend, we humbly and graciously honor all those brave women and men who sacrificed their lives in fighting for our freedom. I have heard it said, "Freedom is not free." There has been a cost of countless lives. This weekend, let us take a moment of silence in prayer to honor all those who so deserve our respect and thanks. Let's also keep in prayer all those currently serving in all the armed forces who continue to protect our freedom. And, may God bless America. Deo et Patria, Bud

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Archdiocesan Information 215-587-3600 Crisis Pregnancy Line 1-800-CARE-002 Metropolitan Tribunal 215-587-3750 Separated and Divorced Catholics 215-587-0500

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