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We are a Tithing Parish

May 19, 2024

Pentecost Sunday

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May 19, 2024

SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE

5:15p.m. ¨C Saturday evening Vigil

7:30a.m., 9:30a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 5:15 p.m.

WEEKDAY MASS SCHEDULE

6:30a.m. and 8:00a.m. ¡ª Monday to Friday

8:00a.m. only on Saturday

HOLY DAY SCHEDULE

5:15p.m. Vigil

6:30, 8:00 a.m., 12:05 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE

4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Saturday

Any time by appointment.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Will be celebrated every Sunday of each month

at 12:45p.m. Parents of first-born children

should contact priest for Pre-Jordan and to

make arrangements.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Engaged couples should meet with a priest to

discuss plans for their marriage, select a date,

and be informed of the church guidelines. Do

this a year in advance of your date.

SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDERS

Contact a parish priest at St. Pius or contact the

Vocation Office for Diocesan Priesthood at 610667-5778.

BULLETIN DEADLINE

Sunday prior to inclusion.

Email: stpiusbulletin@.

PRAYING FOR SICK AND DECEASED

Call the rectory secretary to place the name of

the sick person in the bulletin; call to have

deceased prayed for at Sunday Mass.

PARISH REGISTRATION

You can now visit our website and click on the

Registration tab to register in the parish. You

can also call the Rectory during business hours

regarding registration.

We are a Tithing Parish

Pentecost Sunday

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Rectory:

610-353-4880

Convent:

610-356-6848

School Office:

610-356-7222

CCD Office:

610-353-6950

Rectory Fax:

610-356-1084

PARISH WEBSITE:



PARISH E-MAIL:

stpiusxbusinessoffice@

PARISH FACEBOOK ADDRESS:

saintpiusbroomall

SCHOOL FACEBOOK ADDRESS:

spxbroomall

CRISIS PREGNANCY HOTLINE: 610-626-4006

RACHEL¡¯S VINEYARD: 215-906-6337/610-399-0890

LITURGY OF THE WORD FOR CHILDREN

9:30 a.m. Mass for children 5 to 9.

CCD

Religious education for children attending public

school or non-Catholic private school

Tuesdays: Afternoon ¨C Gr. 1-7, 4:45 to 6:00 p.m.

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS

Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Sunday ¨C 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

No Saturday Hours.

DEVOTIONS

Miraculous Medal Novena: Saturday morning

following the 8a.m. Mass.

Divine Mercy Chaplet: Every Mon. thru Sat.

following the 8a.m. Mass in the Church.

Eucharistic Adoration: Mon. thru Fri. in the

Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel from 8:30a.m. to

5:00p.m., Sat. 8:30am to 4:00pm and Sun. 12p.m.

to 5p.m.

Pro-Life Prayers are said in the Adoration Chapel at 7p.m. on the Third Monday of each month.

They conclude with Evening Prayer at 7:30p.m.

Rosary Every Mon. thru Sat. at 7:25 a.m. in the

Church.

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May 19, 2024

Sunday, May 19, 2024

Vigil Napolio & Molinaro Family

7:30 Michael Brulo Family

9:30 Richard McNamee

11:30 Vittorio & Teresa D¡¯Angelo

5:15 Dec¡¯d mmbrs. of Ney Family

Monday, May 20, 2024

6:30 Anna Paganelli

8:00 Theresa Inzaina

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

6:30 Terry White

8:00 Mary & Bud Holt

7PM MAY PROCESSION

Wednesday, May 22, 2024

6:30 Rita Ferry

8:00 Catherine (Cathy) Huyette

Thursday, May 23, 2024

6:30 Mary Rudnick

8:00 The Manco & Musmeci Families

Friday, May 24, 2024

6:30 Marie Ann Pickard

8:00 Raffaele Santaniello

Saturday, May 25, 2024

8:00 Ralphael Santaniello & Philomenia Santaniello

Sunday, May 26, 2024

Vigil Salvatore D¡¯Angelo

7:30 Robert Rachko, Sr.

9:30 John & Katherine Kozul

11:30 Mary Ellen Vadus

5:15 Clorinda DellaValle

Laura Arnold, Baby Gabriella, Kathleen Bates, Milt

Beaver, Alex Belgiovane, Alice Carlin, Lisa Cunningham,

Ann Marie D¡¯Agostino, Johnny Descano, Eileen Ellison,

Gabriel Frank, Helena Gaydos, Theresa Gueriera Galli,

Mary Golden, Robert Guglielmi, Viola Hairston, Harry ¡°AJ¡±

Herr, Dolores Horrigan, Deacon Joseph Iannucci, Sylvia

Iannucci, Clare Kissinger, Denea Klisch, Joseph Klotz,

Betty Koster, Guiyling Lee, Evelyn Long, Donna M.

Luciani, Walter McCormick, Maureen McHugh, Maria

McKenna, Patrick O¡¯Sullivan, Anthony Pace, Michael

Paesani, Frank Joseph Pastino, Neville Pumphrey, Anne

Rigney, Ruth Schmidt, Mary Sfida, Megan Shields, Gloria

Taddei, Patricia Thompson, Albert Viola, Callie Weimer,

Leo Zelinski

Joyce Shew

We are a Tithing Parish

Pentecost Sunday

St. Pius X Over 50¡¯s Club

So, the May 7th meeting had 58 members in

attendance. Another beautiful Spring day. We were

entertained by the SPX Kindergarten Class. 51

adorable boys and girls. They sang so beautifully,

all by memory. We are so fortunate to have wonderful teachers and

aides. Msgr. Jagodzinski enjoyed listening to them as well. Jeanette

M. chose delicious donuts and fruit for our snack. Thanks again Lee

M. for your cake. So good! We began selling tickets for our End of

Year Luncheon. It will be in our Meeting Room on June 18.

Members only. Price $25.00. The next meeting is Tuesday

May 21. Doors open at 11:30. Questions? Peggy 610 716 9457

Legion of Mary

Our Lady of the Mystical Rose Praesidium

The Month of Mary

First Saturday Outdoor Rosary- May 4th at 12:00 noon at the

Marian Grotto. (Please bring lawn chair)

¡¤ Mary Procession after 8:00 AM Mass - Saturday, May 18th (donuts/

coffee afterwards in Dowd Center).

Devotion to Mary is enhanced by being a member of the Legion of Mary. We

meet every Monday evening at 6:30 PM in the Dowd Center conference room.

If interested, please visit a meeting or call Joan La Rosa at 832 928 4330.

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God's Word Alive Women's Group

Join us as we walk with Jesus

through the Gospel of St. Mark!

When Mark wrote his Gospel, to become a follower of

Jesus could incur disapproval or outright rejection from friends and family

members. It also entailed close fellowship with people one would have

previously shunned. Yet, as one reads Mark's work, one is impressed

with it's overflowing JOY. St. Mark writes in such a way as to invite US

to join the same adventure as he and Jesus' first disciples and followers

engaged in. Come and encounter Jesus, grow in knowledge of who He

truly is, and see how wonderful it is to live life with Him. Wednesday

Mornings 10am, introduction on April 17, SPX Dowd Center

(church basement) Women of all ages and walks of life are welcome.

Call Rita at 610.543.5348 for more info.

The Don Corcoran Gospel Reflection Group

We meet each Wednesday evening from 7:00 PM to

8:30 PM for prayer, Bible readings, reflection, and faith

sharing. We welcome new members, but also look for

our past members to join us. Meeting notifications are provided weekly by email. Please contact either Tom Clark - 484-995 1140, Bernie

Long - 610-220-1183, or Mike Gallagher - 484-684-2438, if you have

any questions and/or to provide your email.

USHERS ASSOCIATION

Please support the Ushers Association by

purchasing the Usher 50/50 Tickets. Tickets are

$0.50 cents each and the proceeds are used for

awards to the graduating eighth grade students, and assisting

the parish. The Ushers appreciate the continued support of the

parishioners. We are always open for Men and Women 16

years of age and older to join our organization. If interested in

joining, please contact: Bob Barson, President,

St. Pius X Ushers Association 610-853-1450 or

gbarson@

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May 19, 2024

Pentecost Sunday

Dear Sisters & Brothers,

Happy Birthday to you! Pentecost is often called the Birthday of the Church. We, the people

of God, are the Church so again, happy birthday.

We celebrate the Gift of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. The Holy Spirit dwells within each of

us to help guide and sanctify us in God¡¯s Kingdom. May the Holy Spirit continue to help make all

of us holy.

This week, on Tuesday, May 21st we will gather to honor Our Blessed Mother with our

parish May Procession. We will begin in Church at 7pm, with prayers and hymns, followed by our

outdoor procession (weather permitting) to the outdoor shrine for the crowning of Our Blessed Mother.

All are welcome! Plan to invite someone to join you in our parish celebration of Mary, Our Mother.

Monday, May 20th, will be the parish Golf Outing at Paxon Hollow Golf Course. Thanks

to all who have organized this event. Thanks to all who are sponsors and supporters of every fashion

in this great day.

This Thursday, May 23rd, I and my brother priests of the Class of 1974 of St. Charles

Borromeo Seminary in Overbrook will gather for our annual reunion. Our class begins our

reunion and celebration of our priestly ordination by celebrating Holy Mass. We will celebrate

Mass in our church at 12 noon on Thursday. Any who wish to attend this Mass of our 50th

anniversary of ordination are most welcome. Following Mass we will gather for refreshments

and lunch together. Again, any who wish to attend the Mass are most welcome.

As you know from previous letters and bulletin announcements, the bishops of our country

have called for a three-year National Eucharistic Revival. This revival began on Corpus Christi

Sunday two years ago. The first year was focused on the parish level. Our parish is participating

in this effort with our nine-month Parish Eucharistic Novena. The prayers and reflection videos

from all nine months are available on our parish website for any who would like to still view them,

and I would encourage you to do so.

During the third year, the focus will shift to a year of going on mission. This will begin with

a National Eucharistic Congress to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana from July 17-21. As part of the

preparation for this National Eucharistic Congress, there are four Eucharistic Processions with the

Blessed Sacrament currently happening around the country. These processions will literally cross the

country (coming from north, south, east and west), and converge in Indianapolis at the beginning of

the Congress.

This national procession will be in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia from May 30 June 3. Flyers with the schedule of events can be found on the windowsills in our Church. I

would encourage you to participate in some way during these special days. I would also like to

draw your attention to the events happening locally. On Sunday, June 2, there will be an evening

event at 7:00pm at St. Laurence Church in Upper Darby. On Monday, June 3, there will be

morning procession and Mass at Ss. Simon and Jude Parish, in West Chester. All are invited

and encouraged to attend these and the other events. More information an be found at:

.

Happy Birthday!

Monsignor Kaufman

We are a Tithing Parish

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May 19, 2024

Pentecost Sunday

DIVINE MERCY CENACLE

Cenacle meetings will resume on Friday, Sept. 15 @ 3:30pm in

the Chapel for recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet followed by

our meeting in the Fr. Dowd Center Conference Room. We

welcome all who want to learn more about the revelations by

Jesus to St. Faustina about His tender mercy for each of His

children, and how He longs to warm our hearts by drawing us

close to Him. For further information, please call Cathy Jacobs

610 220-1442

St. Pius X Respect Life Committee

St. Pius X Respect Life Committee holds our Pro Life meeting on

the 3rd Monday of every month. The Pro Life Rosary is said in

the chapel at 7:00pmprior to the meeting. Please come and

help us save lives. Call John Williamson at 610-446-5600 or

email him at jpw0077@ for more information.

**Walgreens has decided to turn their drug stores in Pennsylvania

into abortion clinics. Please send them a letter, an email, and please

make a phone call. (800-925-4733). For example:

Walgreens

Tim Wentworth, CEO

200 Waukegan Road

Deerfield, IL 60015

Email: wcrexecresponse@

Dear Mr. Tim Wentworth:

Please keep the dangerous abortion pill out of Pennsylvania.

Sincerely, YOUR NAME

Members of the Saint Pius X

¡°That Man Is You¡± (TMIY), the

Knights of Columbus (KoC),

and their families gathered to

support the most recent

¡°Caring for Friends¡± cookoff event that

took place on October 10th in the church

basement. The volunteers were able to cook and package a

remarkable 139 meals in 1 hour thanks to great teamwork. All are

very focused and committed to The Caring for Friends mission to

provide meals to needy and home bound individuals in our community.

This is the third time the TMIY and KoC groups have paired up for a

cook-off event in the last 14 months. Thanks to everyone who

contributed their time and talent to this wonderful event. If you would

like more information about the program or organizing a cook-off event

of your own with friends and family, please contact Mary Bonfini at

MaryBonfini@.

Society of St. Vincent DePaul

We are here to listen and offer confidential support

to individuals and families in need. Please call the

rectory if you need help at (610) 353-4880 and a

member of our organization will contact you. Also, if

you're interested in helping out, new members are

always welcome! We meet the second Monday each

month at 6:30pm in the St Pius X Dowd Center.

FOOD FOR THE POOR

There is no season when the poor do not need

to be fed. Please bring your non-perishables to

church on the 2nd Sunday of the month and

leave them in the Church Vestibule. Our Holy Father

reminded us to not forget about the poor. Every Second

Sunday of the Month we collect food for the poor.

Women Of Hope Casseroles

Casseroles are needed for Women of Hope, a

shelter for homeless women in Philadelphia. The

recipes and containers are available in the church

kitchenette. You may drop off your casserole anytime in the

church basement freezer. Any questions, please call Flo Scanlon

at 484-689-1029 OR Bernadette Sherlock at 610-449-7977.

Padre Pio Breakfast Casseroles

Knights of Columbus

The Knights of Columbus Mater Dei Council

4129 is looking to recruit new members. If you

are interested in being a part of a wellrespected Catholic charitable organization, the Knights

may be a good group for you. For further information,

please contact Jim Castaldi at 610-637-1481 or

xkv8or@. Thank you and God bless.

We are a Tithing Parish

Each Sunday, Brother Andrew McCarty of the OFM

Capuchin Order with the assistance of many others,

serves breakfast to the homeless and poor of the

Frankford and Kensington sections of Philadelphia. They have

asked for our help in making breakfast casseroles. Pans,

instructions and sample recipes may be found in the church

basement kitchen on top of the freezer marked for the Padre Pio

Prayer Center. Please help this great cause. Questions: call

Kathy/610-353-6683 or Maureen/610-353-5491.

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