The Parish Family of

St. Dominic Church Dedicated to Spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ

As we Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present, And Prepare for the Future

Founded 1849

SEPTEMBER 25, 2011

REV. EDWARD T. KEARNS,

Pastor

REV. MICHAEL J. HEIM,

Parochial Vicar

REV. CHARLES GARST, OSFS,

Parochial Vicar

REV. JACOB JOHN,

Resident

DEACON MARK A. SALVATORE

MASSES: Saturday: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM Vigil of Holy Days: 7:00 PM Holy Days: 8:00 AM; 12:05 N & 7:00 PM Weekdays: 8:00 AM Saturday: 9:00 AM Rosary Recited Daily Before Morning Mass Miraculous Medal Novena: Saturday after the 9:00 AM Mass. CONFESSIONS: Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 PM and by appointment at the Rectory. Adoration Chapel: Open 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM daily; except during Mass times.

BAPTISMS: The Sacrament of Baptism is celebrated on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 1:00 PM in church. Please call the rectory at 215-624-5502 to set up an ap-pointment. A date can be scheduled at this time. Par-ents and sponsors must attend a Baptism Class. Baptism Class is held on the first Monday of February, April, June, August, October and December in the Parish Cen-ter at 7:00 PM. If this falls on a holiday, the class will be held the following Monday.

MARRIAGE: Diocesan rules require that a couple make arrangements for their marriage at least six months before the date of the wedding. Most couples schedule their weddings one year in advance. Marriage Preparation (PreCana) classes are offered here at St. Dominic every Spring.

RECTORY CEMETERY SCHOOL TUITION OFFICE CONVENT 8504 Frankford Ave. Rectory Basement 8512 Frankford Ave. Main Office-School 8510 Frankford Ave. Phila., PA 19136 215-624-5502, X117 Phila., PA 19136 215-333-9920 Phila, PA 19136 215-624-5502, X129 Mrs. Chris Jones 215-333-6703 Mrs. Laura Iannuzzi 215-333-0144 FAX: 215-333-1750 Fax: 215-333-9930 Sr. Mary O’Connor, I.H.M. Mr. William A. Baker Sr. Shaun Thomas, I.H.M. CCD Office—School Business Manager Karen Fitzgerald 215-624-5301 Parish Web Site: http://stdominicphilapa.e-paluch.com CCD Email: saintdomccd@gmail.com Parish Email: stdominicphila@hotmail.com Cemetery Email: stdominicscemetery@verizon.net

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2011

Sunday Father Kearns will celebrate Mass this weekend for the Intentions of all the Parishioners Monday St. Cosmas and St. Damian 8:00 AM Perry Gasper Tuesday St. Vincent de Paul 8:00 AM Jacob Leinenbach Wednesday St. Wenceslaus/St. Lawrence Ruiz and his companions 8:00 AM Pete & Sue Berko Thursday St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael 8:00 AM Orlan James Dampios Friday St. Jerome 8:00 AM Walter R. Wilkie-40th Anniversary Saturday St. Therese of the Child Jesus 9:00 AM John & Elizabeth Smith 2:00 PM Rybas-Daly Wedding 5:00 PM Mary & Ed Steitz PRAY FOR THE SICK: Father Michael Heim, John Biddle, Sr., John Biddle, Jr., Armond Binni, Peg Distasio-Bradley, Baby Breen, Jill Briggs, Stacy Brodheim, Francis Broshard, Jim Bryne, Tom Burke, Carol Cassella, Patricia Crawford, Fred Curley, John Curley, Frank Dabundo, Frank DiCamillo, Jane D’Imperio, Rosemary Doran, Joyce R. Elliott, Helen Fanini, Loretta Fowler, Claire Foy, Patricia Gantz, Elaine Girton, Frances Goida, George Hagerty, Geraldine Heavey, Cecelia Herrmann, John Hoban, Louis Hoffman, David Keefe, William Lawler, Jason Lingo, Anderson Love, Evelyn Malloy, Cara McCarron, Shawn McCloskey, Baby Shane Matthew McCuen, Edwin McDaniels, Elizabeth McKenna, Rose Menello, Betty Miller, George Miller, Michael Moore, Jennifer Roman, Denise Steakman, Frank X. Tobin, IV, James J. Tobin, Andrew Toms, Lois Wagner, Ethel Watson, James Watson and all sick parishioners. PRAY FOR THE DECEASED William MacDade and all deceased parishioners.

WHAT AN ATTITUDE!

Have the same attitude as Jesus Christ. Seems simple enough but how do we attain a healthy view of life when life is at times so unjust. Christ never said that circumstances will always be fair. He did promise that He will be there always. His promise is that by following Him we find a way to understanding and peace. Christ suffered and died so that we might live forever. Was it fair to Him? Was it proper that our sins caused His saving actions? Jesus decided to suffer and die for us out of love for His Father and an eternal desire to show us how to love. Jesus found His joy in doing the Father’s will. His trust in God the Father revealed to us how to be unselfish and humble. His dying and rising continue to prove to us how wrong we are about justice and truth. We need to convert our ways of thinking and acting. Only through Christ will we find a new attitude.

TWO INTO ONE COLLECTION Beginning in November, we will take up only one col-lection at each Saturday/Sunday Mass. Any special collections will be placed in the collection with the regular Sunday envelopes and loose bills and change. Please don’t forget to add the Stars envelope to what used to be the “first collection.” Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF MOM & DAD, SISTERS MARIE & KATHLEEN, AND BROTHER, ROBERT, A DONATION OF $100 HAS BEEN RECEIVED WITH THANKS FROM DOLORES WILLIAMS TO BE USED FOR THE ALTAR WINE AND HOSTS DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 2011. IN LOVING MEMORY OF RICHARD SLUSARCZYK, A DONATION OF $100 HAS BEEN RECEIVED WITH THANKS FROM LARRY & THERESA IACCIO & FAMILY TO BE USED FOR THE ALTAR WINE AND HOSTS DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 2011.

FROM SEPTEMBER 25 TO OCTOBER 1

THE SANCTUARY LAMP ON OUR ALTAR WILL BURN

IN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY M. VORNDRAN

FROM THE VORNDRAN & RICCIO FAMILIES

FROM SEPTEMBER 25 TO OCTOBER 1 THE CANDLES ON THE ALTAR IN OUR

BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL WILL BURN

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN HOBAN

FROM HIS WIFE, JOAN & FAMILY

ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1st 5:00 AM S. Hicks, M. Hamilton, M. Flynn SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2nd 7:30 AM J. Barth, C. Curry, K. Thomas 9:30 AM C. Gosse, C. Lacey, M. Murray 11:30 AM T. Anusky, M. Cebzanov, B. Mallon

ELIZABETH MINISTRY We, the Parish community of St. Dominic, give our prayerful support to our expectant Moms and their unborn babies. If you would like your name or the name of a family member to be included in our prayers, leave your name at the Rectory or in the collection basket marked “Elizabeth Ministry.” Also, please remember to notify the Rectory when the baby is born so we may remove your name from the list. Jessica Cooper, Tiffany Ansaldo-Fuller, Ann E. Riley, Lau-ren Mikolajewski, Mary Clare Devlin, Kimberly Szwak, Theresa Campolli

BAPTISM CLASS Our next Baptism Class will be held on Monday, October 3rd, at 7:00 PM in the Parish Center. All parents and godparents preparing for the bap-tism of their child are required to attend.

CCD INFORMATION FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS NEWS

Our CCD program is doing something different this year. Carefully read the following information so that you will bring your child on the correct evening. Level 3 and Level 6 will begin class on Tuesday, Sep-tember 20th. Levels 1, 2, 4, 5 and Sacramental Prep I and II will begin class on Tuesday, September 27th. Classes will begin at 6:30 PM and in the same loca-tion as last year. If you have not registered your child, please do so before their first night of class. If you have any questions, please call Karen Fitzgerald, Coordinator, at 215-624-5301. Thank you.

IHM COMPANIONS IHM Companions will meet on Sunday, October 2nd, at 6:15 PM in the Convent. New members are always most welcome! Sister Patrick Maureen

ST. DOMINIC LITTLE CHURCH SCHOOL Attention all 3, 4 and 5 year olds. GOOD NEWS! Little Church will begin on Sunday, October 2nd! We are held every Sunday beginning October 2nd through May during the 9:30 AM Mass. Children can attend their own Church while parents attend the 9:30 AM Mass. Any questions please call Bernadette Cirillo at 215-331-5786.

RCIA RCIA is held every Monday evening at 7:00 PM in the Rec-tory. For more information please contact Deacon Mark Salvatore at 215-624-5502.

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SUMMER HOURS - SCRIP PROGRAM

MONDAY 8:30 AM-11:30 AM THROUGH 12:30 PM- 3:00 PM THURSDAY 6:30 PM– 8:00 PM FRIDAY 8:30 AM-11:30 AM 12:30 PM- 3:00 PM SATURDAY 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM SUNDAY 9:30 AM -1:00 PM PLEASE NOTE: THE SCRIP OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON SUNDAY, SEPTEM- BER 25TH.

JACKPOT The drawing held on Tuesday, September 19, 2011, did not have a Jackpot winner. The winning numbers were 9 - 11– 17 - 21 - 36. There were five Consolation Prize Winners who will each receive $100 on Tuesday, September 27th, and our sellers received $10. Winners and Sellers are as follows: P. Campbell (M. Fischer, Seller), Dot (D. Baker, Seller), R. Cortez (M. DiNoia, Seller), Casey Family (J. Casey, Seller) and T.G.I. (T. Iaccio, Seller). PLEASE CHECK YOUR TICKETS AND NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY IF YOU HAVE A WINNING TICKET AND HAVE NOT BEEN CALLED. YOU ONLY HAVE 7 DAYS TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE! PLEASE NOTE: Our next drawing will be held on Monday, September 26, 2011, at 7:30 PM in Marian Hall and the Jackpot is worth

$92,000. FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: ALL JACKPOT TICKETS MUST BE DROPPED OFF AT THE RECTORY BEFORE 3:00 PM EVERY MONDAY.

MEETINGS THIS WEEK Monday 10:00 AM Seniors, Marian Hall 7:30 PM Jackpot Drawing, Marian Hall Tuesday 8:00 PM Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word Wednesday 7:30 PM Neocatecumenate, Liturgy of the Word Thursday 7:00 PM Choir, Parish Center, Rm. 2

Collection of SEPTEMBER 18, 2011: $ 10,088.52 Second Collection: $ 302.00 Black & Indian Mission Collection: $ 1,180.00

ST. DOMINIC CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS CHRISTMAS BUS TRIP

The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court St. Dominic #2222, are sponsoring a Christmas Bus Trip as a Parish Fundraiser. Come and experience The Miracle of Christmas at the beautiful Sight and Sound Theater in Lancaster, PA. Our day will begin with a prompt departure from St. Dominic’s at 9:00 AM to spend one and a half hours of shopping time at the Rockvale Outlet in Lancaster. After some Christmas shopping, we will depart the Out let at 1:00 PM for a delicious family style lunch at Good and Plenty Restaurant. After lunch we will be off to see the acclaimed 4:15 PM show at the Sight and Sound Theater and departure for home will be imme-diately after the show. Expected arrival time back at St. Dominic’s will be around 8:30 PM. This trip is scheduled for Friday, December 2nd, and the cost is $120 per person (includes bus transportation, lunch and show). A $20 deposit is required at the time of reservation, additional $50 payment due by August 15th and remaining $50 due by October 15th. If in-terested in going please contact Colette McCaffrey at 215-331-7587.

The next Bingo will be held on October 2, 2011 in Marian Hall. Doors open at 11:30 AM and the first game begins at 1:00 PM. Bring a friend!

MEN’S CLUB MEETING All men of the parish are invited to celebrate Evening Prayer on Tuesday, October 4th, at 7:00 PM in the Parish Church. Join the entire Church throughout the world to pray the psalms in union with Christ. All new members welcome.

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During the recent storms, some trees in the park fell onto the Blakiston Street fence in the Cemetery. They are covering several graves. The City was ad-vised of the situation and eventually will remove them.

LORD, PROTECT OUR TROOPS Please pray for the following members of the military serving in Iraq and Afghanistan that Our Lord protect them and all our troops around the world and keep them safe. Call the rectory to place your loved one on this prayer list. Jonathan Castro, David Toms, James Kash, Mark O’Con-nor, Kevin Sproge, Scott Druckrey, Vincent Heeney, Anne Jachinowicz, Vincent Simonetti, Sean Patrick Maguire, Jason Pascale, William Bush, Joe Bromley, Ross Peterson, George Reichart V, Steve Wszolek, James Gormley, A.J. Jacquot, Patrick Connors, Joseph C. Spado, Cheryl A. Stevens, Thomas Hicks, III, Jay Fuller, Austin Leach, John Monterosso, Nicholas R. Greco, William Lindenmuth

LET OUR HEARTS BE LIFTED HIGH! The Eucharistic Prayer opens in a lyrical dialogue between the priest and people. “The Lord be with you. And with your spirit.” Here, the familiar greeting becomes more solemn. Poised on the threshold of the Mysteries, priest and people to-gether recognize that they are about to be envel-oped in Christ’s own prayer to the Father. “Let our hearts be lifted high. We hold them before the Lord.” Every heart is held aloft: nothing is held back. “Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. It is right and just.” In ancient times, this response had the quality of a thunderous affirmation, solemn and spontaneous all at once. The Preface follows: a song of immense ju-bilation, a poem of thanksgiving to the glory of the Father. The Roman Missal contains a variety of Prefaces. Each one begins by acknowledging that the Father is always and everywhere worthy of thanksgiving. The middle part, drawing upon the wonders of creation and redemption, presents a specific reason for giving thanks. The final part soars heavenward, asking that our voices may be joined to those of the angelic choirs. The Preface, by its very nature, cries out to be sung. The world’s greatest musicians have recognized in the traditional melody of the Preface, a composition of unequal simplicity and majesty. (These weekly inserts concern the changes in the Mass.)

PARISH FAMILY HALLOWEEN PARTY

St. Dominic is planning a Family Halloween Party on Sunday, Octo-ber 30th, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM in Marian Hall. Costumes for adults are optional-children are encour-aged to wear their Halloween cos-tumes! Food, entertainment and games for the kids. Look in future bulletins for more information!

CYO NEWS Swimming-Swimming is open to boys and girls in grades Pre-K through 9th grade and all CCD participants as well as St. Dominic Parishioners. The registration fee is $100 which will be collected at the first Swim practice. Contact Coach Bev Hutchins at 215-335-0792 if interested. Basketball-CYO Basketball registration will be held on Wednesday, October 5th, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Par-ish Center on the third floor. Registration is open to boys and girls in grades 5 through 8 and CCD participants in those same grades. Registration Fee is $75. High School Basketball-Registration for CYO Boys High School Basketball will be held on October 5th, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Parish Center on the third floor. Registra-tion is open to boys who are registered parishioners of St. Dominic. Registration fee is $75. Any questions regarding basketball registration please con-tact Brian Duffy at 267-246-8583 or Tom Hicks at 267-549-5997. CYO Track Coach Needed-Anyone interested in coaching the St. Dominic Track Team, please call Brian Duffy at 267-246-8583.

CHEERLEADING CLINIC There will be a cheerleading clinic held at Father Judge on Sunday, October 23rd. No experience is necessary. Girls will also have the opportunity to cheer at a Judge football game. Registration forms can be obtained at www.fatherjudge.com under ath-letics, cheerleading or by contacting Lmb168@aol.com or 215-915-4909.

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In implementing the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (the new health care reform law), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently issued a rule requiring almost all private health plans to cover contraception and sterilization as “preventive services” for women. The mandate even forces individuals and groups with religious or moral objections to purchase and provide such coverage if they are to receive or provide health coverage at all. This poses an unprecedented threat to individual and institu-tional religious freedom. The rule includes a religious exemption so extremely narrow that it protects almost no one. It covers only a “religious employer” that has the “inculcation of religious values” as its purpose, primarily employs and serves persons who share its religious tenets, and is a church organization under two narrow provisions of the tax code. A great many religious organizations-including Catholic colleges and universities, as well as hospitals and charitable institutions that serve the public-will be ineligible. Individuals and religiously affiliated health insurers will not qualify for the exemption. The new rule would force insurance plans to cover “all Food and Drug Administration approved contraceptive methods, sterilization procedures, and patient education and counseling for all women with reproductive ca-pacity.” Never before has the federal government required private health plans to include such coverage. The FDA-approved “emergency contraception” (EC) drugs that are covered by this mandate can work by inter-fering with implantation of a newly conceived human being. Also, the drug the FDA most recently approved for EC, “Ella,” a close analogue to the abortion drug RU-486, has been shown in animal tests to cause abor-tion. Thus, the mandate includes drugs that may cause an abortion both before and after implantation. ACTION: Please send an e-mail message to HHS by visiting www.pacatholic.org. With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can send a message to HHS asking them to respect religious liberty and to your elected rep-resentatives in Congress, urging them to support the Respect for Rights of Conscience Act (H.R. 1179/S. 1467) to ensure that such federal mandates do not violate Americans’ moral and religious convictions. MESSAGE TO HHS: “Pregnancy is not a disease, and drugs and surgeries to prevent it are not basic health care that the government should require all Americans to purchase. Please remove sterilization and prescrip-tion contraceptives from the list of ‘preventive services’ the federal government is mandating in private health plans. It is especially important to exclude any drug that may cause an early abortion, and to fully re-spect religious freedom as other federal laws do. The narrow religious exemption in HHS’s new rule protects almost no one. I urge you to allow all organizations and individuals to offer, sponsor and obtain health cov-erage that does not violate their moral and religious convictions.” WHEN: Please send your comments to HHS by the September 30 deadline. You can send your message at www.pacatholic.org.

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