Saints Peter and Paul Parish

“Do here in your native place, the things that we heard were done in

Capernaum”

January 30, 2022 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

1325 E. Boot Road

West Chester, PA 19380 Lk 4:21-30

Office Hours:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:00AM to 5:00 PM Friday, 9:00AM to 3:00 PM

We close for lunch every day from 12:15 PM to 1:15 PM

Phone 610.692.2216 Fax 610.692.7103

www.sspeterandpaulrc.org

1325 E. Boot Road West Chester, PA 19380

Phone 610.692.2216 Fax 610.692.7103

www.sspeterandpaulrc.org

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, & 11:30 AM Saturday: 8:00 AM Weekdays: 6:30 and 8:30 AM The 9:30 AM Mass on Sunday will be streamed permanently. Baptisms Baptisms are held on the second and fourth Sunday of every month, following the 11:30 AM Mass. A two hour Baptism Prep Class is mandatory if it has been more than 4 years since your last child was baptized. Classes are held on the first Sunday of every month. For more infor-mation or to register, please contact Judy Magee at: jmagee@sspeterandpaulrc.org. Eligibility to be a Sponsor For a person to act as a sponsor for Baptism/Confirmation, they must receive a letter from the parish to which he or she belongs, stating: he or she is at least sixteen years old, must have already received all the Sacraments of Initiation ( Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist). He or she must be able to fulfill the responsibilities involved with be-ing a sponsor. A sponsor who is married must be married in accord with the laws of the Catholic Church. Confessions 7:30 to 7:50 AM Saturday 3:00 to 4:00 PM Saturday Devotions Novena to St. Joseph-following the 8:30 AM Mass Wednesday mornings, as well as the 19th of every month. The Rosary- following the 8:30 AM Mass Monday through Fridays. The Miraculous Medal Novena-following the 8:00 AM Mass on Saturdays. Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus First Fridays following the 8:30 AM Mass.

Pastor Monsignor Angelo R. Citino Parochial Vicar Reverend Louis J. Monica Weekend Assistant Very Rev. Dennis McGowan O.S.A. Deacons Deacon Patrick Stokely Deacon Robert Pierce Due to scams, we have been advised to remove email addresses for staff members. If you need to contact a staff member, please call the office. Secretary Peggy Anne Fox ext. 238 Business Manager Mari Lyons ext. 258 Administrative Asst. Sandi McNally ext. 250 Director of Adult Faith Formation Judy Magee ext. 263 Facilities Managers David Leitch Don Louden Director of Liturgical Music Anna Marie Snader ext. 265 Principal of the School 610.696.1000 Mrs. Veronica Chandler ext. 202 Advancement Director: Diana Poole ext. 262 Business Manager: Loretta Pawlowski ext. 205 Coordinator of Religious Education (CRE) 484.473.8344 Michele D’Alessandro ext. 236 Secretary: Elizabeth Walls ext. 235 CYO Joe Rodia, Athletic Director Pastoral Council Members Fr. Angelo Citino (Chair), Fr. Louis Monica, Brian Magee, Joe Bracken, Carol Bove, Chris Pickell (Vice Chair), Michele D’Alessandro, Judy Magee, Kevin Fein Finance Council Members Fr. Angelo Citino (Pastor), Dot Conner, Bill Henderson (Chair), Kevin Quinn, Kathleen Simon, Mari Lyons (Secretary)

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First Friday Holy Hour February 4, 2022 Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 7:00 to 8:00 PM including music, private prayer and Benediction.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesdays following the 8:30 AM Mass, ending at 3:00 PM with a quiet repose of the Blessed Sacrament BARRING no funerals.

A Time to be Healed Margherita Amplo, Tom Andino, Austin Beltrante, Mary Brockson, John Burke, Steve Casper, Leo Chessock, Karyn Creelmas, Tom Day, Victor De-Costa, Cass Donze, Lorraine Dziak, Eric Eiseman, Nathan Farabaugh, John J. Flanagan, Marguerite Finn, Dan Freney, Dessell Foy, Issy Gallen, Sean Gallen, Mary & Roland Gentile, John, Tim Gib-bons, Jeanine, Theresa Gillespie, Agnes Hassink, Stephanie Hines, Donna Horoski, Carol Hroza, Barbara Jorda, James Kiefer, Jaclyn Labes, Kathy Lauber, Janice Leiden, Nancy Lindsay, David Logue, Lydia Maier, Dean Mazzotta, Theresa Macri, Patrick McCabe, Maryann McCauley, Ginny Mc Goldrick, Ann McNally, Drew Merritt, James Miller, Marietta Moody, John P. O’Donnell, Fran O’Neill, Jennifer O’Neil, Franny Bernhardt Noll, Elaine Peck, Ronnie Porter, Elizabeth Rafferty, Vincent Ruggeri, Lisa Sawyer, Terrie Schlitsey, Susan Schwab, Marie Scheivert, Mary Ann Smethurst, Anne Smith, Emily Smith, Mark Speiser, Brooke Sturges.

A Time to Serve

Please keep the following family members in your prayers as military and first responders in dangerous places throughout the world. David & Elizabeth Barbato, Robb Bassett, Jeremy Boone, Sean Bradley, Michael Cotelesa, Steve Di Maio, Marc Doucette, Josh Elliott, Bill Fletcher, Riley Harsh, James Heisler, Evan Thomas McBride. John Mc Elvenny, Marc Nielson, James O’Brien, Alyssa Pannucci, Anthony & Peggy Pinto, Eric Reigner, Timothy & Mary Alice Riemann, Tom Russell, Eric Savini, John Paul Snook, Walter Snook, Christian Troutner.

We have many elderly and chronically ill parishioners and friends. We ask that as you remember those on our prayer list, to remember all our elderly and sick parishioners. Thank you for updating names on this list each month.

Sanctuary Lamp Intention In memory of Duilio Pergallini

The Week of January 30, 2022

Mass Intentions Saturday, January 29, 2022 8:00 AM Drew Smith by Jack & Mary Finley 4:30 PM Juanita & Raymond Stevenson by Laura & Ray Stevenson Sunday, January 30, 2022 7:30 AM Edith Macaluso by the Family 9:30 AM Lloyd Insetta by Tom & Patti Rath 11:30 AM Frank Wetty, lll by Ray & Marie Halvorsen Monday, January 31, 2022 6:30 AM Maryellen Dorsey 15th ann. by David Dorsey 8:30 AM Art Massey by Finley Family Tuesday, February 1, 2022 6:30 AM Rose Costa by Carol Bove 8:30 AM Anthony Farnesi by Wayne & Loretta Bevilacqua Wednesday, February 2, 2022 6:30 AM Nicholas Bonini by Bonini Family 8:30 AM John Louden by Saints Peter and Paul Parish Staff Thursday, February 3, 2022 6:30 AM Betty Ann Mc Ardle by Jack & Mary Finley 8:30 AM Benjamin Rodini 5th ann. by Joanne & Anthony Bruno Friday, February 4, 2022 6:30 AM Parishioners of Saints Peter and Paul 8:30 PM Vincent & Frances Bello by Fr. Monica Saturday, February 5, 2022 8:00 AM Anna Kolunko by Rickabaugh Family 4:30 AM Kathleen Coyne by Shirley, Sean Kennedy Family Sunday February 6, 2022 7:30 AM Catherine T. Podgajny by John & Laura Podgajny 9:30 AM Nancy Schwartz by Judy Magee 11:30 AM Mass of Thanksgiving by Mary Donnelly

A Time to Die

Diana Wakeley Ann Seraphin Charles Napoli

News from Fr. Citino’s Desk

Dear Parishioners, This week we celebrate Catholic Schools Week. The theme this year is “Faith, Excellence, Service”. As I write this letter, I do so with pride and gratitude. I am proud of the long tradition of excellence our school has been known for. I am grateful to God for the blessings received on and through our school, and for the many people who have made Saints Peter and Paul School, all that it has been. Christ is the reason for our Catholic schools. Over the years, our school has assisted many parents in the faith formation of their children. Our faculty has helped the children to establish a personal relationship with God, and prepared them for the reception of the sacraments. Our faith is our strength for the journey, and I am happy that our school has walked with so many on their journey. Academically, Saints Peter and Paul has always excelled. It is a National Blue Ribbon School of Excel-lence. We are proud of the accomplishments of so many of our former and present students. Many have distinguished jobs and careers because of the academic education they received here at Saints Peter and Paul. Our students are given the opportunity to understand what it means to share themselves and their talents through service projects in which they participate. Sharing with others and contributing to the good of socie-ty, is a big part of who we are as Christians and Catholics. To our principal, faculty, staff, Board, and all who are Saints Peter and Paul School Community, I say Thank You. To all who support the mission of our school, I am grateful. God bless us all! Fr. Citino

Feast of St. Blasé Thursday, February 3, 2022

Next Thursday, February 3, is the Feast of St. Blasé, the Patron Saint of ailments of the throat. This Sunday, January 30, we will offer a general blessing of throats over the congregation at each Mass. On Thursday, February 3, we will bless throats individually, after the 6:30 and 8:30 AM Masses. St. Blasé, please pray for us.

Adult Faith Formation

Finance

Weekend January 16, 2022 Loose + Electronic $ 17,809.00 Electronic $ 9,370.51 TOTAL $ 27,179.51 Weekend January 17, 2021 Loose + Envelopes $ 16,845.00 Electronic $ 7,467.51 TOTAL $ 24,312.51

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An Ordinary Martyr: The Life & Death of Blessed Stanley Rother- As we celebrate the martyrdom of Paul Miki and his companions this week, we invite you to learn more about a modern martyr from the United States: Blessed Stanley Rother. Join us as we consider this ordinary man who loved extraordi-narily. Lectio: Mary: Episode 1: The New Eve- This week as we celebrate the Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord and Mary's role in it, join Dr. Brant Pitre, Pro-fessor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, as he examines what the Old Tes-tament reveals about the life and identity of Mary, the Mother of God. A Scriptural Walk through the Mass by Edward Sri- Have you ever wondered about the meaning behind the Mass? Are you looking to stop going through the motions at Mass? Join Dr. Edward Sri as he dives into the Scriptural roots of the Mass that will help you to pray the Mass like never before. To set up your free account, go to formed.org/signup and select our parish!

Making and Keeping Fabulous, Faith-filled Friends

Next Monday, February 7, 2022 6:30 PM Join us for the next Women's Evening Cafe on Monday, February 7 at 6:30 PM for fellowship and spiritual enrichment. This month's meeting will fo-cus on living out the faith through authentic friend-ships. Learn how truly authentic friendships serve as the foundation of our parish community and how we might grow them, together. Bring along a friend and a snack or beverage to share. Space is limited so please remember to register via the parish web-site.

CYACC Holy Hour and Night Prayer Wednesday, February 2, 2022 7:30 PM

Join CYACC, Chester County Catholic Young Adults on Wednesday, February 2 for one of our most beautiful events, an evening of Adoration, music, and night prayer. We will begin at 7:30 PM at St. Agnes in West Chester. You may ac-cess the Chapel by entering the side door to the basement. All are welcome out afterwards for food, drinks, and fellowship. More information about our group can be found at cyacc.org or find us in Facebook/email at:cyacc1@gmail.com.

Life-Changing Study for the Whole Parish! Beginning Thursday, February 17, 2022

Are you open to receiving more of God’s mercy and healing? Join Monsignor Citino and Father Monica for Forgiven, a 3-part series on the trans-forming power of Confession. No matter what you have done, no matter how long you have been away, Jesus is waiting for you in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Thursday eve-nings, February 17, February 24 and March 10 from6:30 to 8:00 PM. Prior registration is required. To register online, please go to https://sspeterandpaulrc.org/forgiven or contact Judy Magee at 484.473.8205.

Saints Simon and Jude Eucharistic Adoration with Healing Service

Monday, February 7, 7:00 PM

In person and livestreamed at 7:00 PM, Monday,February 7. Healing of Soul, sponsored by Saints Si-mon and Jude Charismatic Prayer Group Ministry.

We are celebrating 45 years of praying together for each other and anyone in need of prayer. This is a new way our prayer teams would like to reach others, by using the gifts of the Holy Spirit. We encourage you to join us in the Church for one, two or all three of these opportunities for prayer.

We usually meet from September through June virtu-ally, by Zoom. Please contact Margaret for Zoom link, prayer concerns or questions at 610.608.1372 or at margaret.strate@gmail.com .

Around the Archdiocese Fr. Matt Brody Has Been Promoted!

Fr. Matt has been appointed as Administrator for St. Richard Parish in South Philadelphia, as of February 14, 2022.

We wish him all the best in his new position, God bless you Fr. Matt.

Father’s new address will be: St. Richard Parish

3010 South 18th Street Philadelphia, PA 19145

Caring For Friends, in Need of Meals

Recently, we had a temporary shortfall in our meals program. Everyone quickly and positively answered because we recently added four new clients to the program. These new members were identified by the Eucharistic Ministers who take the Eucharist to shut-ins throughout the parish.

Our present needs requires approximately 60+ meals a week. I am sure if everyone can make a few more meals, we could meet our long term goals.

Please remember if you either DROP off meals, or REMOVE meals, be sure to complete the information on the form on the front of the frig.

Thank you all in advance for your positive and continuous support of our parish mission.

God bless! Greg Cali, Coordinator

Walking In Grief Bereavement Program Thursdays, beginning February 24, 2022

If you are grieving the loss of a loved one, no matter how much time has passed, please know that you are not alone. These offerings are for anyone grieving. Come share or just listen to others who also walk in grief.

Participants who will attend all four sessions will have materials mailed to you.

Thursdays February 24, March 3, March 10, March 17

6:30 to 8:00 PM Zoom

Please contact Theresa Ferrari, MSN, RN; Certified Spiritual Director, dtpcmt@aol.com or 484.459.1564

May you know that God is with you.

Job Opportunities at Camilla Hall Camilla Hall is the Convent Home / Infirmary for the IHM

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We have the following positions available:

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Conference Day: “Get Used to Different: Another Look at the Parables”

Tuesday, February 8, 2022 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM

Presenter: Sister Marie Gipprich, IHM Stipend: $40 (included Continental Breakfast, lunch and Mass)

In the popular movie, “The Chosen,” Jesus tells one of his disciples that, if he is to follow Jesus, he better “get used to different.” Jesus spent his ministry pre-senting to others the way to live and love as God would have us. In many instances, Jesus’ words and deeds upset the applecart of traditional Jewish thinking. The parables of Jesus are examples of this. His listeners were invited to look at situations as God would, not as humans would. Join us as we remove the layers of meaning in some well-known parables that present a “different” viewpoint on life in God’s world, and perhaps “see” them through the eyes of the “players.”

Movie With Meaning: “The King’s Speech” Wednesday, February 16, 2022

10:00 AM and 1:00 PM

Stipend: $25 (includes lunch) *Lunch will be served at noon for both groups

England's Prince Albert must ascend the throne as King George VI, but he has a speech impediment. Knowing that the country needs her husband to be able to communicate effectively, Elizabeth hires Li-onel Logue, an Australian actor and speech thera-pist, to help him overcome his stammer. An extraor-dinary friendship develops between the two men, as Logue uses unconventional means to teach the monarch how to speak with confidence. Starring Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush.

Help Wanted at Bishop Shanahan

Bishop Shanahan High School has immediate open-ings for full-time, benefit-eligible, Maintenance & Janitorial Workers.

Join the Shanahan team today, where you will have: a positive work environment, competitive pay ($16/hr), excellent benefits package, tuition voucher for any AOP high school, and day and evening posi-tions available. Contact us today at efeist@shanahan.org.

School

Catholic Schools Week Is January 30 through February 5

Today starts the week-long national celebration of our Catholic schools and the vital impact they have on our parishes, communities, and nation. We have many fun things planned for this week, including a school –wide service project benefitting Good Saint Anne and the homeless youth in our area. We invite you to follow us on FaceBook @saintspeterandpaulschoolwc or on Instagram @ssppschoolwc to share in all that is going on this week! We are grateful for your generous support and invite you to schedule a tour with the advancement office so you can see the school in action

Annual Fund Update

Thank you to everyone who has donated so gener-ously to this year’s annual fund! The Saints Peter and Paul School Annual Fund goes directly to the operating budget to fund the mission and strategic direction of our Catholic school.

To make your gift to the Annual Fund, please scan the QR code to the right with your phone camera, and you will be taken to the website where you can make your donation securely online or visit our website at https://school.sspeterandpaulrc.org/give-now Thank you for your support and generosity.

Discover the Difference of our award-winning, right-sized school!

Saints Peter and Paul School is currently accepting applications for grades PreK3 to 8. . Before and after-school care is available as well. We offer financial aid to make a Catholic Education affordable for all families. Space is limited in Pre– K3, Pre-K4, & Kindergarten. Email Advancement Director, Diana Poole, to register or to learn more: advancement@sspeterandpaulrc.org or call 610.696.1000 ext. 262

PREP Parish Religious Education Program

Dear Families,

In the Luke’s Gospel, we learn about the time that Jesus preached and was rejected in his own hometown of Nazareth. While a few were amazed by what he said, others said, isn’t that the son of Joseph?????

Sometimes we don’t listen to the people we know even though we know that they love and care about us. We may think we know it all. Or we think that they could not possibly be correct. Or we know that they are right but want to do what we want anyway.

Kids—Do your parents ever offer you advice or try to help you with something and you ignore them or make a face and half listen? Parents—Did you ever do this to your parents? Or perhaps a friend?

Today's Gospel shares a similar situation of neighbors not believing who Jesus really was because he was one of them. They felt that there was no way that someone like them from Nazareth would be the son of God but how wrong there were.

So the next time, your parents try to help you, think of today’s Gospel and accept your parents guidance.

With peace and joy,

Miss. Michele

In Jesus’ times, they wrote and read from scrolls. Let’s make a scroll with today’s Gospel on it. You can use the picture as a guide. 1. 1. Print or write on a piece of paper, today’s Gospel.2. 2. Then glue today’s Gospel on a piece of paper that is another col-

or.3. 3. Once you have done this, roll it up and tie it with a piece of ribbon

or string.4. 4. Give it to someone that you look up to as a gift to say thank you

for being there and to let them know they you will listen to them.5. 5. Optional—Add pencils or candy before you roll it up and tie it.

Upcoming Events:

Youth Group with the Seminarians February 2, after school until 4:00PM for grades 4 and up Confirmation Retreat for parents and child, February 5, 9:00 AM until 10:30 so please arrive by 8:45. Body and Soul Mom’s Walking Group Wed., February 9, starting at the 8:30 Mass until 10:00. Children’s Mass is February 13. All Ability PREP is February 13 following the 9:30 Mass until 11:00 AM. Rescheduled: MLK Day Acts of Mercy is Monday, March 28, in the Church Hall from 3:00 to 5:00 PM for children in grades 6 to 8. Sign up at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040a4ea9aa2ea6fb6-hsaoperation

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