OUR MISSION

The mission of Saint Rose of Lima Parish is to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to nourish and

awaken each parishioner’s relationship with Our Lord, with one another and with the Church. We

strive to be a vibrant, inclusive Catholic community, revealing the presence of God by the way in which

we worship and live in the modern world.

Third Sunday of Lent March 7, 2021

SUNDAY MASSES Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m.

Sundays 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. & 11:30 a.m.

Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Live-Stream at St. Rose of Lima YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/ UCwkVAYlWD2uDnbP-SNWYvTg/videos

WEEKDAY MASSES Monday through Saturday 8:30 a.m.

HOLY DAY MASSES

Vigil Mass 7:30 p.m. Holy Day 8:30 a.m.

SACRAMENT of RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00 to 4:45 pm

or contact the Parish office

ADORATION Friday 9:00 a.m. - Noon

PARISH OFFICE

Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:30 am-4:30 pm Friday 8:30 am-3:30 pm (close at 3:00 pm during

summer)

Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Major Civil Holidays

Website: srol.org

Office Phone: 215-699-4617 Fax: 215-699-4452

Email: stroselima@srol.org Mailing Address: 425 S. Pennsylvania Avenue,

North Wales, PA 19454

Dynamic Catholic Education: 215-699-4434

Mater Dei Catholic School: 215-368-0995 materdeicatholic.com

CLERGY

Rev. Msgr. James J. Graham, J.C.D., Pastor Rev. Gasper Genuardi, Weekend Assistant Deacon Robert P. Gohde, Pastoral Services

Administrator

STAFF Amanda McDonald, Director of Music Jane Selner, Coordinator of Ministries

Amy Juarez, Elder Care Services Director Mary McCarthy, Parish Secretary

Sam Covais, Parish Secretary Helen Diebold, Parish Secretary

Jim McCarthy, Bookkeeper Bob Geiger, Facilities Manager

Eileen Homa, Director of Religious Education Diane McCaughan, Mater Dei Elementary School President Elizabeth Waltrich, Mater Dei Elementary School Principal

Mass Intentions for the Week SUNDAY, MARCH 7 5:00 PM Neal O’Leary, req. by Family 8:00 AM Joan Fox, req. by Family 9:30 AM Dan & Anne Parkinson, req. by Dan & Ginny Parkinson 11:30 AM Elaine Sinotte, req. by Smith Family

MONDAY, MARCH 8 8:30 AM Jean Gould, req. by Mr. & Mrs. Valentino Holowsko

TUESDAY, MARCH 9 8:30 AM Sr. Mary Songster, RSM, req. by Gifford Family

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 8:30 AM People of the Parish

THURSDAY, MARCH 11 8:30 AM Sylvia Betancourt, req. by Ed & Sue Buck

FRIDAY, MARCH 12 8:30 AM Larry Gennaro, req. by Ed & Sue Buck 7:30 PM Stations of the Cross

SATURDAY, MARCH 13 8:30 AM Marguerite McDonald, req. by Ed Oswald

SUNDAY, MARCH 14 5:00 PM Loretta Miscavige, req. by Dan & Ginny Parkinson 8:00 AM David Pereira, req. by Steve & Marie Belcak 9:30 AM Margaret Porter, req. by Greg & Mary Gifford 11:30 AM George McNamara, req. by Mudd Family

Hosts and Altar Wine In Loving Memory Of Fred Stakelbeck, Sr. Donated By

Fred Stakelbeck, Jr.

Second Collection The second collection next week is for Latin America and the second collection this week is for Snow Removal. Thank you for your generosity.

IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE THEIR 2020 TAX STATEMENT, PLEASE CONTACT THE PARISH

CENTER AT 215-699-4617

PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE AND ALL OUR MILITARY PERSONNEL

Lt. Randolph Capocasale, U.S.A. Bishop Joseph L. Coffey, Archdiocese for the Military

Services, U.S.A. Pvt. 1st Class Jonathan Curtis, U.S.A.

Pvt. Ryan Gilbey, U.S.A. Sgt. Bobby Hames, U.S.A.

CDR John Joseph Hoy, U.S.N. Sr. Airman Tony Nolte, U.S.A.F.

Petty Officer 1st Class David Peterman, U.S.C.G. LCDR Patrick Salvitti, U.S.N.

1st Lt. Michael A. Selner, U.S.A. Lt. (jg.) Jason Showmaker, U.S.N.

Pvt. 1st Class Christian Sirianni, U.S.A Lt. Stephen R. Vitali, U.S.N

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK:

Dakota Ann Alemeida, John & Tom DiLaura, Grace Andrews, Sr. Marie Juliana, Baby Teddy Jones, Bryan Mayurnik, Joe Gray, Anthony Lombardo, Marianne DiSanto, Lauren Schiazza, Elizabeth Gilbert, Mary Kay Wegman, Brian Bruder, Joe Gallagher, Ron & Myra DiNicola, Lisa Stites, Mary McDermott, Maryagnes Reimel, Becky Schafer, Anthony Prete, Agnes Neas, Joel Rivera, Julie Burr, John Fox, Charlotte Hart, Michael McMenamin, Kenneth Hoot, Bob Ferro, Al Zachwieja, Salem Yabut, Bette Flotte, Deanna Williamson, Kierstin Schmidt, Ron Wolfe, Rosemary Hill, Jess Stipel, Amy Troop, Cindy Hagan, John Churney, Linda Basile, Jay Haas, Campbell Maben, Melissa Schmidt, Angie Ramsey, Steve Santamaria, Dominic Richard, Gerry McCartney, Howard Welsh, Phil Hentz, Ron Dischert, Rev. Dennis Boyle, Ann Edwards, Jim Riddel, Linda Dancer, Daniel Weaver, Joe Hatos, Jordan Family, Amy Quinn Carter, Linda Swiner, Arlene Norvilas. Evelyn McCauley, Gail Watson, Joe Bova, Tina Snyder, Caroline, Marlene and Cash Scalfaro, Kathleen Ott, Joan Reed, Todd Jasper, Denny McClellen, Baby Greyson Pickar, Jim Radicioni, Bill Healy, Joanne Trageser, Linda D’Huyvetter, Ryan Abbott PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SOUL OF: Nancy Corsello (Wife of Matthew)

Weekly Offerings Upon the recommendation of our Pastoral Council, we are asking all parishioners to contribute at least $25.00 per week in order to support our parish needs. For the week of February 28, the Sunday Collection was $5,618.28. Online Contributions were $2,919. The Care for Aging Priests was $225. Ash Wednesday Collections were $190. Catholic High Schools Collection was $537. Collection totals were $8,952.28. Thank you for your generosity.

This Is Our Faith

Deacon’s Desk

Next week’s scripture insights:

Readings for Sunday,

March 14, 2021 Fourth Sunday of Lent:

2 Chr 36:14–16, 19–23 Ps 137:1–2, 3, 4–5, 6

Eph 2:4–10 Jn 3:14–21

The first reading describes how, despite the sinfulness of the people, God was moved to compassion. The people’s

callous contempt for prophetic warnings unleashed the avenging anger of God on them. God’s fiery wrath purified what had been desecrated through their wickedness. The reading ends on a note of hope. A foreign king, who seems to have known the salvific role that he was playing on the international stage, is inspired by the God of Israel to release the people. The final words of the reading, of the entire biblical book, and of the Jewish canon (this is the last book) exhort them to go back to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. The political implications of this directive continue to be profound. The psalm describes inconsolable despondency, fierce resentment, and heartfelt commitment. The background of these sentiments is clearly identified; the people had been snatched from their beloved Zion and were held captive in Babylon. To compound the despair that engulfed them as a consequence of this disaster, they were taunted by their captors: Sing for us. They cannot sing their religious songs, because it would be incongruous to extol God’s mighty deeds while the nation sat in defeat. Furthermore, since Babylon was considered an unclean land, it was unseemly to pray to the holy God of Israel in such a profane place. Nonetheless, Jerusalem is not forgotten. Loyalty to it is shown in silence and remembering. The second reading characterizes God as one who is rich in mercy; has great love for us; has brought us to life, raised us up, and seated us with Christ in glory. This portrait of God is followed by a glimpse into the meaning of our salvation. Unable to save ourselves, we receive salvation as a pure gift from God. This theme is really the heart of Paul’s theology. Salvation is a grace that we receive “in Christ” and because of Christ. Grace and faith are essential components of salvation; God bestows the grace and we accept it in faith. Good works are important, but only as a result of having been saved, not as a condition for it.

Those were saved who looked upon the bronze serpent that Moses raised up in the wilderness (Num 21:8-9). In like manner, life eternal comes to those who believe in Jesus, one raised up in both ignominy and exaltation. “Son of Man (Humanity)” refers to a symbolic figure who will inaugurate the last days (cf. Dan 7:13-14). God’s love for the world is so deep and magnanimous that nothing is spared for its salvation, not even God’s only Son. Those who believe are saved; those who do not believe call down judgment upon themselves. Light expresses the same idea. Christ is the true light, and those who accept him live in that light; those who do not believe are in darkness.

Reflection: Each reading provides us with an example of divine mercy. God’s use of Cyrus to deliver the Israelites, even though he was not a believer, shows that every circumstance and any person can demonstrate the scope of God’s love. In fact, it is often the situation or the individual that we least expect that has been chosen to manifest God’s mercy to us. This same mercy is seen as God brings us to life with Christ even when we were dead in sin. Mercy means that strict justice is set aside in favor of compassion. Dispossessed people are raised out of defeat and given another chance. Sinners condemned to severe punishment are raised out of despair and offered a reprieve. The whole world is raised up out of darkness when God’s own Son is sent into that world as savior rather than as judge. God’s mercy raises us out of loss and hopelessness, out of darkness and sin, so that we might enjoy the blessings of life. We too have been raised up so that we might live in truth and might become the visible sign of God’s mercy in the world. We have been made a new people, free from the restraints of the past. Joined with Christ we become God’s handiwork, creations that bear the seal of the great creator. We are the very sacrament of God’s mercy. The forgiveness that we have experienced and the new life within us shine forth as witness to the mercy of God.

Thought to consider this Week:

DON’T LOOK AT ME

During Lent, it’s easy to imagine we’re scoring points with heaven by all this fasting, praying, and almsgiving. Giving up binge-watching for a season, spending 15 minutes daily in contemplation, or funding a different cause each Friday are all worthy activities that may deepen our commitment to faithful living. None of these practices will actually buy us a ticket to paradise, however. Grace is free and unearned, so we can’t boast about it. Our Lenten practices are simply our way of saying “Thank You” to the Giver of all good gifts.

“It is the gift of God; it is not from

works, so no one may boast.”

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

STATIONS ARE ON FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 7:30 P.M. IF YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS IN A WHILE,

THIS WOULD BE A VERY MEANINGFUL WAY TO PREPARE FOR HOLY WEEK.

24 HOURS FOR THE LORD

ADORATION

Begins at 9:00 am on Friday, March 19, and continues

until 4:30 pm on Saturday, March 20

A Time of Peaceful Prayer!

Sign up now for a time of prayer -- online at srol.org or in the church vestibule.

On March 19-20, St. Rose will join Catholics all around the world in 24 hours of Eucharistic Adoration. Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament will be ongoing from 9:00 am on Friday morning, March 19, and continue until 4:30 pm on Saturday evening, March 20. This time is for you! Come and be with the Lord; he wants to spend time with you. Confessions at 4:00 PM on Saturday and on Sunday after 9:30 AM Mass until 11:10 AM. Annunciation Novena Join us in praying a special novena March 16-24 in preparation for the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord on March 25. The Annunciation commemorates the visit of the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary to inform her that she was to be the mother of our Savior. After giving her consent to God’s word, Mary becomes the mother of God. Let us follow the example of Mary and call upon her intercession to help us open our hearts to say “yes” to God! The novena can be found at: http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/marriage-and-family/natural-family-planning/resources/upload/Annunciation-Novena.pdf

Weekly Meetings & Events

MONDAY, MARCH 8 WWP, Parish Ctr, 7:00 PM Men’s Prayer Group, Zoom, 7:00 PM

TUESDAY, MARCH 9 Open Wide Your Heart, Zoom, 7:00 PM

THURSDAY, MARCH 11 Prayer Shawls, FMR, 9:30 AM Legion of Mary, S/T Rm, 1:30 PM Followers of Mary, Church, 7:00 PM Discovering Christ, Zoom, 7:30 PM

Ministry News & Activities

HOPE SERVICE

St Rose HOPE Volunteers perform WORKS OF MERCY by providing services in a personal and caring way to parishioners who may need a hand. HOPE is a temporary service to be utilized when family, friends or neighbors are not available. Call Patty Ratke at 215-699-4744.

ALTAR LINEN PICK UP SCHEDULE

March 7 Anne Esposito March 14 Janet Fuchs March 21 Sally Hasson March 28 Linda McGarry

LIVING AGAIN The March meeting of our St. Rose Bereavement Group will be held on Monday, March 15 at 7:00 PM in the Father Murphy room. All those who are mourning the loss of a loved one are welcome to attend as we begin a new season.

Students at both Mater Dei’s Lansdale and Hatfield campuses celebrated the 2021 Polar Plunge “Frozen Frenzy” last week with many activities and special snacks. Fun was had by all as our Preschool children played Snowball Toss and Pin the Nose on Olaf while Kindergarten through Grade 8 students showed their skills at Curling, Hockey, Shuffleboard, Cornhole, Snowball Races, and Basketball. We may not have been celebrating in Sea Isle City this year, but the happy faces at Mater Dei made it just as fun!

Get Your Child Excited for Summer FUN!

Summer Vibes Camp at Mater Dei will be the perfect place for your child to socialize, build friendships, and learn new skills this summer! Provide your child with a chance

to safely interact with friends and create new memories! We will create a warm, loving, and safe environment following the Mater Dei 2020 Health and Safety Plan. Summer Vibes will be nine weeks long, from June 28th - August 27th, and is open to all parishioners and friends of parishioners. Summer Vibes is open to children registered for the 2020-2021 school year in PreK3 through Grade 6. There will be a variety of activities, arts and crafts, plenty of sports, and even enrichment opportunities! Registration details can be found on the Mater Dei Website at

www.materdeicatholic.com or by emailing summercamp@materdeicatholic.com.

Registration 2021-22 at Mater Dei

It’s time! Still some spots left! New families can now register their child for the 2021- 22 school year at both

Mater Dei Catholic School’s Lansdale and Hatfield campuses. At least 114 new registrations have already been accepted! So if you have a child who will be eligible for Preschool through Grade 8 in September of 2021 and would like more information about registration or our programs, please contact Grace Samanns in the Advancement Office at 215-368-9787 or gsamanns@materdeicatholic.com. LAST CHANCE to Sign Up for BLOCS Zoom with Mater Dei: Monday, March 8 BLOCS, Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools, and Mater Dei Catholic School will host a Zoom presentation on Monday, March 8, at 7:00 PM. Are you an individual who pays PA State Income Tax or an owner of a company who wishes to take advantage of a tax credit program? Learn how you can realize tax credits in return for scholarship donations to Mater Dei just by paying your taxes. Sign-up information available when you RSVP. Please RSVP to Grace Samanns, 215-368-9787. A reasonably priced childcare program and a nurturing, safe environment for your child while you work… The Mater Dei Childcare Center, located at St. Maria Goretti Parish in Hatfield, watches over the youngest members of our community. Your child, ages 6 weeks to 36 months, is welcome to participate in an amazing program where he or she will learn and develop socially, emotionally, academically, and spiritually in a nurturing environment. Mater Dei Child Care Center is open Monday through Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM to accommodate the working parent. If you would like information about future availability for this wonderful program, please contact Katherine Stansbury, Center Director, at childcare@materdeicatholic.com or 215-799-2211.

Mater Dei Child Care Center is an equal opportunity employer.

Dynamic Catholic Education March Schedule for Parents

MARCH CLASSES 7 Grades 1 and 2 14 Grades 3 and 4 21 Grades 5 and 6 28 Meet with Mrs. Homa CONFIRMATION CLASSES Sunday Tuesday 2 7 16 21 23 28 All Paper work, Sponsor Letter of Eligibility, fees and Gown Measurements need to be submitted by March 30

* * * * * * *Level Up!* * * * * * Canon Law requires two years of religious education

before the reception of First Holy Communion & Confirmation. This year not all families were able to

participate in the DCE Family Catechetical program. This would prevent some students from reception of the

sacraments in the second & seventh grade levels. To accommodate these students, there will be a program in the mornings only, for three weeks to fulfill the required

instruction before entering either Grade Level 2 or Grade Level 7 in the fall of 2021 for reception of the sacraments

in 2022. A 3 week summer program for first grade level students going into second grade/First Reconciliation & First Holy

Communion level who did NOT participate in Level 1 DCE Family Catechesis this year will take place in the Parish Center, Monday thru Friday, July 11 - 30, from

9:00am to Noon. A 3 week summer program for sixth grade level students going into seventh grade/Confirmation year level who did NOT participate in Level 6 DCE Family Catechesis this

year will take place in the Parish Center, Monday through Friday, August 2 - 20, from 9:00 am to Noon. Registration

fee is $150. Please call 215-699-4434 to make arrangements with Mrs. Homa for your student.

SAVE THE DATES Sacramental Information

Due To Covid 19 Concerns, Confirmation Retreat Is Cancelled

Confirmation Reconciliation, April 10 at 4:00 PM

Confirmation Practice With Sponsor, April 13 at 7:00 PM

Confirmation, April 14, at 3:00 PM First Penance, April 10 at 3:00 PM

First Holy Communion, May 16 & 23

The next Nourish for Caregivers meeting is Wednesday, March 17

1:30 pm - Fr. Murphy Room

Attend in person, or virtually via Zoom from the comfort of your own home. For Zoom meeting access information, contact Amy Juarez at ajuarez@chs-adphila.org or 215-853-7676

March Topic: The Thing About Compassion

The St. Rose Nourish for Caregivers meetings help you to connect with other caregivers and offer you spiritual, emotional and practical support and resources. www.nourishforcaregivers.com

For more information or assistance connecting with community resources, contact Amy Juarez, Director of the St. Rose of Lima Elder Care Assistance program, at ajuarez@chs-adphila.org or 215-853-7676

FORGIVENESS: Choosing to Receive

and To Give

3 Wednesdays: March 24 & 31 and April 7

7:30-8:30 PM This Bible ‘mini-study’ will be offered in-person at the Parish Center. You may also order a book and do it as a self-study. If

you have never taken a Bible study, this is a great place to start. Book fee $8. The Bible gives witness to the generously forgiving nature of God, and in turn, our call to exhibit the same generosity of spirit. Explore three biblical passages that will affirm God's mercy toward us and encourage the kind of forgiveness that will transform us and our relationships.

Register by March 17. Send an email to jselner@srol.org or call 215-699-4617.

THE KNIGHT'S KORNER

Updates from the Knights of Columbus Council #9715

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GETTING MORE INVOLVED WITH THE PARISH OR HELPING OUR COMMUNITY?? Visit www.kofc.org/joinus from a computer or mobile device to enroll in our digital program that allows you a chance to become engaged in KoC spiritual and council life. We also invite you to connect with our local Roundtable attending our next St. Rose Roundtable meeting 7pm, Monday, March 15 at parish center (if conditions permit) and via video conference. If interested, contact our Roundtable Leader Pete Mazzeo at 215-205-8278 or by email at koc.srol@gmail.com. Become an Instrument of Christ!

LENT CARE BAGS

Please pick up an empty bag to fill with your caring support!

There are empty bags and information fliers available in the church vestibule. Please take a bag home with you to fill with personal care and snack items for men and women experiencing homelessness. Our goal is to make and distribute 250 Lent Care Bags, each containing a cheery note, to support and encourage men and women living on the streets and in emergency shelters in our community. Return filled bags at any time during Lent to the donation bin in the church vestibule or to the bin outside the Parish Center doors.

Mount Saint Joseph Academy Prospective students are invited to join us for events

this spring! 7th Grade Practice Test - Saturday, March 27, and

Sunday, March 28 6th Grade Practice - Saturday, April 17

Registration is open at www.msjacad.org/practicetest.

Personal tours are scheduled by appointment – call (215) 233-9133 to reserve your tour.

For more information or to learn more about the event, email the Admissions Team at

admiss@msjacad.org.

We need your help to make a difference!

St. Rose of Lima BLOOD DRIVE MONDAY, APRIL 26

2:00-7:00 PM Parish Center - Gym

If you are eligible, please commit to donating blood! Sign up online at redcrossblood.org. Enter Sponsor Code: “stroseoflima”. Or call 866-236-3276 If time or eligibility do not permit, please ask someone you know to donate in your place. Thank you for sharing from your heart

Two Powerful Nights with Noted Author, Speaker and Former Jewish Harvard Professor Roy Schoeman

March 28th, 7:00 PM: A Personal Journey from Judaism to Atheism to Catholicism: The Remarkable Story of Roy Schoeman. Hear the amazing account of Roy’s supernatural encounters with Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary which resulted in his enthusiastic entry into the Catholic Church. March 29th, 7:00 PM: Why the Last Supper and the Crucifixion took place on Passover: The Transformation of Judaism into the Catholic Church. In this presentation, Roy Schoeman will explain how God’s perfect plan for salvation depended on both Judaism and the Catholic Church, resulting in their convergence on Good Friday. These are live virtual events. Registration is required to receive the link to attend. To register, go to www.olphmorton.org and look for “Lenten Events with Roy Schoeman.”

St. Therese of LisieuxPray for Us

The Little FlowerThe life size bronze statue will be

placed on 7th Street outside the entrance to Lansdale Catholic H.S.

Sponsored by the Class of 1976, her likeness commemorates the

legacy which began in 1947 with the opening of

Little Flower H.S. in LansdaleArt for Support

A special website has been created to trade support for original art.

All donations are welcome. Visit: www.allsaintsglory.com

“Miss no single opportunity of making small sacrifice, here by a smiling look, there by a kindly word always

doing the smallest right and doing it all for love.” St. Therese of Lisieux

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