St. Titus Parish 3000 KEENWOOD ROAD, EAST NORRITON, PA 19403 PARISH PHONE: 610-279-4990 FAX: 610-279-8640 WWW.STTITUS.ORG EMAIL: STTITUS@STTITUS.ORG PASTOR: REVEREND LEONARD A. LEWANDOWSKI DEACON: CLAUDE GRANESE

May 24, 2020

REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE— SUSPENDED

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Second Sunday of each month at 12:15pm. Fourth Sunday of month during 11:00am Mass. Baptisms are not performed on holidays. Parents presenting their first child for

baptism are required to attend Pre-Jordan class.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday afternoons 3:30-4:00pm or by appointment. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Couples must make arrangements at least six months in advance of the requested date.

Pre Cana participation is required.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK During this time of restriction, this Sacrament will only be administered to Catholics who are seriously ill and in danger of imminent death (per directives for COVID-19 pandemic).

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday – Friday, 9:00am—4:00pm

Evening hours suspended until further notice

PARISH STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER

Mrs. Maureen Lewis: 610-279-4990 sttitus@sttitus.org

COORDINATORS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mrs. Maureen Lewis & Mrs. Georgeanna Kratz

610-279-4990 maureen@sttitus.org; Georgie@sttitus.org

CHOIR & MUSIC DIRECTOR Mr. Bob Leso: 856-478-4137

titusmusic@sttitus.org

BULLETIN EDITOR Mrs. Maureen Lewis

610-279-4990 maureen@sttitus.org

HOLY ROSARY REGIONAL SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Mrs. Mary Ann Gilman 610-825-0160

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LITURGICAL NOTES: ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE. NO 4:30pm Saturday Vigil NO Sunday Morning, 9:00 & 11:00am NO Daily Mass NO Mon, Tues, Fri 8:45am NO Thurs 6:30pm NO Saturday 8:45am

ANY and ALL DEVOTIONS THAT NORMALLY FOLLOW MASSES ARE

SUSPENDED AS ALL PUBLIC MASSES WILL NOT BE CELEBRATED!

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From the Pen of Father Len Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Titus Parish,

Praised be Jesus Christ—now and Forever!

There’s a new short phrase (at least for me) that I’ve heard being used rather recently. I often wondered what was actually meant by the phrase. The phrase is THE NEW NORMAL. I believe it must mean that things we used or did , the way we looked or the things we said in the past are now no longer the NORM. But instead, they have basically become extinct or obsolete. And they have been replaced, for better or for worse, with new things that are now part of our normal way of living. Looking at out technology, its easy to see plenty of NEW NORMALS. Most people, for example, have cell phones as their main telephone. We don’t use the old dial telephones that were the norm for so many years. We’re so used to having cell phones, that they’re what we mean when we say phone. So, cell phones are a NEW NORMAL. We don’t use cameras and film any longer. Our phones or special digital cameras with memory cards are the NEW NORMAL. You can’t even buy film anymore or get old film developed. Technologically, there are plenty of other examples: Jet planes, microwave ovens, workout equipment, etc., etc. Take a look at our fashions. The way we look and the way we dress seems to change regularly. We can have a NEW NORMAL every 5 to 10 years in this category. We certainly don’t dress like Jesus did. Men’s coats and women’s dresses are not like they were in 1776. When was the last time you saw a man in a leisure suit or a Nehru jacket? Guys have bald heads instead of long hair. Women’s hair designs have changed radically over the years. Unfortunately, Like so many things, there is the dark side of NEW NORMAL. There are things that, although legal, are totally against the commandments of God. Things we just take for granted now that would have never been thought of 50 years ago are apparently just another NEW NORMAL. Things like gay marriage, easy access to pornography over the internet, credit card fraud. The worst NEW NORMAL is abortion. Having a baby killed in the womb is not only legal, its commonplace. With almost a million (yes, million) unborn babies being hilled by abortion each year, it certainly has become commonplace and, hence, the NEW NORMAL. Too many people just take it as a regular everyday occurrence. Its no big thing. In these area, I think we were far better off as a people and as a society, when we practiced the OLD normal. Follow God’s way and His commandments. Our world would certainly be a much better place if we did. Peace,

Fr. Len

Weekly Church Schedule: -OPEN Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm; NO PUBLIC MASSES -OPEN Saturdays, 3:15-4:15pm for Confessions only; -Sundays, CLOSED Please respect closing times! Open times subject to change if there is a funeral or other circumstance that requires closure. Off-schedule closures will be posted at Church door and on website.

VIEW ST. TITUS MASSES ONLINE View Sunday Masses celebrated at St. Titus Church, recorded and posted to the parish website www.sttitus.org, by clicking on the Mass Times button on the home page. Locate the desired Mass video under the Links label on the right side of the page.

CURRENT LITURGICAL DIRECTIVES per update of May 8, 2020: The faithful are dispensed from the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days. All public Masses are still suspended. The Sunday and daily Masses celebrated are to take place when the Church is not open.

THE PARISH OFFICE AND CHURCH WILL BE CLOSED FOR

MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 25TH

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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

Election of Godparents: One Godparent is required. Two Godparents – one male, one female may be appointed. Godparents must be practicing Catholics, 16 years of age or older, fully initiated into the Church (Baptized and Confirmed) at least 6 months before baptism. A non-Catholic may stand as a Christian Witness. Former Catholics are ineligible. Godparents must obtain a Certificate of Eligibility from their pastor; Christian Witnesses must provide a copy of their baptismal record. These documents and baptismal stipend must be received by the parish office one week before the day of Baptism.

Welcome To all who are tired and need rest;

To all who mourn and need comfort; To all who are friendless and need friendship;

To all who are discouraged and need hope; To all who are homeless and need sheltering love;

To all who sin and need a Savior; And to whomsoever will.

The Parish of St. Titus opens wide its doors In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ!

THIS WEEK AT ST. TITUS

SUNDAY, MAY 24 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE-NO 9am or 11am Masses CHURCH CLOSED Sunday Mass video available at www.sttitus.org MONDAY, MAY 25 MEMORIAL DAY ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED-NO 8:45am Mass PARISH OFFICE & CHURCH CLOSED TUESDAY, MAY 26 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED -NO 8:45am Mass Church open for private prayer 10am-4pm NO FLAME OF LOVE MEETING TILL FURTHER NOTICE NO LEGION OF MARY MEETING TILL FURTHER NOTICE WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 NO MASS—CHURCH OPEN FOR PRIVATE PRAYER 10AM-4PM

THURSDAY, MAY 28 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE—NO 6:30pm Mass Church open for private prayer 10am-4pm FRIDAY, MAY 29 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE—NO 8:45am Mass Church open for private prayer 10am-4pm SATURDAY, MAY 30 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE—NO 8:45am and NO 4:30pm Vigil Mass Church open for Confessions only 3:15-4:15pm SUNDAY, MAY 31 ALL PUBLIC MASSES ARE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE—NO 9am & 11am MASSES CHURCH CLOSED

NO PUBLIC MASSES OFFERED Mass Intentions will be offered in PRIVATE

Sunday, May 24 9:00am † Helen Ritchie 11:00am + Fr. Karl Niederer Monday, May 25 8:45am Living & Deceased Parishioners Tuesday, May 26 8:45am † Clare & James McCann Wednesday, May 27 NO MASS Thursday, May 28 6:30pm † Deceased Members of the DiFrancesco Family Friday, May 29 8:45am † Margaret & Raymond Rochow Saturday, May 30 8:45am † Bridget & James McBride 4:30pm † Elizabeth Feliciani Sunday, May 31 9:00am † Mary Loretta DeLucca 11:00am + Kristin Butler

Fiscal Year: July 1st, 2019 to June 30th, 2020 Total Sunday Collection for

Weekend of May 16-17, 2020..$6,217.00* *Includes $1,487. given online

Thank You for Your Generosity! Sunday Collections Fiscal Year-to-Date

Comparison to Same Period Last FY July 1, 2019 to April 30, 2020….……..$302,697. July 1, 2018 to April 30, 2019…...……$324,067.

OUR FINANCIAL PICTURE

CANDLE INTENTIONS May 24th-30th

BLESSED MOTHER: Mary B. Trecroce

SAINT JOSEPH: Lillian Hess SANCTUARY: Ann Loeper

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PREP NEWS IMPORTANT NOTICE: There will be a virtual closing prayer service and message for the 2019-2020

program year on Monday, June 8th. Families will receive information on how to access the virtual event the week of June 1st. The process for closing that will be implemented is:

1) Beginning June 8th, a parent must bring their child’s PREP textbook (you keep Activity books) to the PREP/Parish Office Mon-Fri, between the hours of 10am & 4pm. All returns should be made by June 19th.

2) In return for book, a Progress Report will be issued for each child along with a registration form for the 2020-2021 program year. This form is available at www.sttitus.org under Faith Formation->PREP.

CONFIRMATION has been rescheduled to Thursday, October 22, 2020, 6pm. First Holy Communion is postponed—no new date determined and the 1st Communion class retreat is rescheduled as an online activity. Please pray for our children preparing.

Registration form for the 2020-2021 PREP year is available at www.sttitus.org under Faith Formation->PREP. All registration forms are due back by Monday, August 3, in order to avoid late fee and for us to get an accurate count for ordering books. Please note there is a new section on the form for immunization information required for school/program registration.

Anyone in need of further information, please contact Maureen Lewis at maureen@sttitus.org or the Parish Office at 610-279-4990.

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ST. TITUS PARISH needs your support now more than ever! Here are some options for continuing to contribute:

Thank you in advance for your continued support!

1. Consider moving your contribution online

ONLINE GIVING

2. Consider giving via Bill Pay through your bank

If you pay other bills online, you can add St. Titus Parish as a vendor and the bank will send a payment. You can note your envelope number on the payment to ensure proper credit. This payment can arrive either elec-tronically or by physical check, the bank does it all for you.

3. If you do not have Internet access, mail your envelopes in or drop them off at the Parish Office. The office is still open during this crisis, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.

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St. Titus / St. Francis KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

All Catholic men age 18 and over are invited to join The Knights of Columbus! We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm in the St. Titus Parish Center.

MEETINGS currently canceled until further notice due to COVID-19 concerns/restrictions. New prospective members are welcome to attend. For more info, call: Don McAvoy 610-539-7881.

ST. TITUS SENIOR ACTIVITIES CLUB is open to anyone age 55 or older. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month. Our meetings are currently canceled until further notice due to COVID-19 concerns/restrictions. Please pray that we are back soon!

Intentions for May 2020 Pope's Prayer Intention: For Deacons We pray that deacons, faithful in their service to the Word and the poor, may be an invigorating symbol for the entire Church.

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PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS… OUR SICK: Jackie Angelucci, Mark Dillon, Kyle Dolga, Zachary Eddinger, Anthony & Antoinette Fusco, Mary Gavanus, Margaret Heid, Catherine Imms, Joan Interrante, Monte Jambourin, Eleanor Kovach, Vinny Lass, Harper McGrier, David & Roberta Martin family, Heddy Martorelli, Joan McCormick, Gina McGrath, Sophie Maciocha, Pat Meier, Frank Murray, Joel Rivera, Kathy Shaw, Lisa Smith, Albert Sommar, James Tancredi, Jason Robert Taylor, John Therres, Theodor B. Trecroce, Angie Turkowski, John & Pat Varano, Ailing Friend, Dooner Family, David D., Baby Ezra, Tina Palladino, Jane McCann, Dolores Trecroce, Donna Van Buren, Druanna Barzeski, Jim McCarthy, Makayla, Mary Krygiel, Sarah Paquette, Peggy Schmied, Patty Cutillo, Nino Gulotta, Theresa Smith, Sheneza Hartman

St. Titus / St. Francis KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Hear Ye, Hear Ye CHANCE OF A LIFETIME sweepstakes is closed!

Featuring a 2020 Chevy Spark and including vacation packages to exciting places

around the world as well as cash prizes!

Drawing planned for July! Thank you for helping others by our fundraisers!

Prayer to Saint Joseph Good Saint Joseph, God called you to be father and

protector of His Only Begotten Son, Jesus and His holy mother, Mary. We now call on you for your fatherly

protection against the Coronavirus pandemic. Pray for our loved ones, especially those most vulnerable,

healthcare workers, and us so we may avoid being infected and pray for healing for all who are infected.

We also call on you as patron of all workers to intercede for those who have lost their job. Ask the Lord to help them trust in His Providence and quell their anxieties. Help us also to be charitable and generous with those

who are in need. Amen.

FR. LEN ’S LAUGHING CORNER

Barber Undercut A small town’s only barber was known for his arrogant and negative attitude. When one of his customers mentioned he’d be going to Rome on a vacation and hoped to meet the pope, the barber’s reaction was typical. “You?” he said. “Meet the pope? Don’t make me laugh! The pope sees kings and presidents. What would he want with you?”

A month later, the man returned for another haircut. “How was Rome?” asked the barber.

“Great! I saw the pope!”

“On his balcony from St. Peter’s Square? With the rest of the crowds?”

“Yes, but then two of his Swiss Guards came up and said the pope wanted to meet me and took me right into his private apartment in the Vatican.”

“Really?” the barber asked. “What did he say?”

“He said, ’Who gave you that lousy haircut?’”

LAUGH OUT LOUD TODAY - IT’S GOOD FOR YOU!

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PARISH OFFICE REMAINS OPEN MONDAY—FRIDAY, 9am-4pm DURING THE SUSPENSION OF MASSES/ACTIVITIES. NOT OPEN FOR EVENING HOURS.

MEET ST. CORONA, PATRONESS OF EPIDEMICS She witnessed the martyrdom of St. Victor, a soldier who was executed by his brothers-in-arms for his faith. While Victor was being tortured and disfigured, the brave 16-year-old Corona cried out comforting words and encouragement as Victor held fast to his faith and gave up his life for the Lord. Victor’s persecutors soon turned on Corona and executed her by tying her to drawn palm trees, which ripped her in half when snapped upright. Yet the young saint never gave up her faith. As the Coronavirus wreaks havoc and vexes us all, St. Corona gives us an opportunity to lean into our faith and cling to hope, no matter the turmoil around us.

St. Corona, patroness of epidemics, pray for us!

PARISH ACTIVITY CANCELLATIONS PLEASE NOTE-The following activities are canceled until further notice: All scheduled public Masses Sodality Sunday Rosary Flame of Love Prayer Cenacle Legion of Mary Senior Citizens Social Group Knights of Columbus Council &

4th Degree All group Rosary devotions, i.e.,

Thursdays after 6:30pm Mass, Hour of Mercy/Patriotic Rosary,

Rosary for the Unborn Night of Reparation 2000 Hail Marys STAC meetings Hall rentals

GET A BOOST! For inspirational talks, music and liturgical celebrations during this difficult time, tune in to the Catholic radio station, 640 AM, RELEVANT RADIO.

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ST. TITUS OUTREACH PROGRAM MINISTRIES

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DON’T FORGET YOUR REGULAR IN-STOCK CARDS—ALWAYS AVAILABLE ACME, WHOLE FOODS, SHOPRITE, GIANT, WAWA, KOHL’S, WEIS, ETC!

Scrip is sold in the Church Lobby before and after the

weekend Masses and at the Parish Office

Monday-Friday,9:00am-4:00pm, and Monday-Thursday evenings,6-9:00pm

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Altar Servers Pat Klampfer 267-257-1675 Bell Choir Parish Office 610-279-4990 Bethany Music Ken Yoder 610-272-6660 Bible Study Deacon Claude Granese 215-292-6479 Catechists Maureen Lewis 610-279-4990 Church Cleaning Pat Orner 610-279-8575 Church Decorating Pat Klampfer 610-630-6901 CYO Parish Office 610-279-4990 Eucharistic Ministers Deacon Claude Granese 215-292-6479 Finance Council Mike Sexton 215-480-5866 Flame of Love Mary Jo Szczur 610-539-7476 Fundraising Comm. Anthony Saldutti 610-313-9063 Gabriel’s /Gardening Parish Office 610-279-4990 Knights of Columbus Matt Faust 610-277-4250 Lectors Denise Hoisington 484-432-5871 Legion of Mary Richard Wieda 215-699-5151 Liturgy Committee Martha Heid 610-272-2309 Maximilian Ministry Mary Jo Szczur 610-539-7476 Music Ministry Bob Leso 856-478-4137 Outreach Parish Office 610-279-2990 Pre-Jordan Lina & Tom McCracken 610-279-7891 Respect Life Comm. John Harris 610-631-0532 Sacristans Jack Fessler 610-476-6316 Senior Group Don McAvoy 610-539-7881 Sodality Nancy Kolenda 610-716-5617 STAC Bill Munro 610-277-6926 Stewardship Council Kevin Tickner 610-292-7193 St. Vincent DePaul Betty Ann Hilwig 484-704-7153 2 Hearts/2K Hail Marys/ Bella Kampmeyer 215-820-1995 Night of Reparation Ushers Parish Office 610-279-4990

TV SUNDAY MASS FOR THE HOMEBOUND WDPN channel 2 at 7 am

WMCN channel 44 at 8:30am

Spiritual Support for Addiction: Hope in Christ. The Hope in Christ: Spiritual Support for Addiction webpage provides a central location for resources, ongoing support, events, and testimonies that are happening throughout the Archdiocese. Visit archphila.org/hope for new postings for Catholic resources available to you or a loved one .

ST. JOHN’S HOSPICE CASSEROLE PROGRAM St. Titus Parish has been making casseroles for St. John’s Hospice in Center City Philadelphia for over 35 years. The casseroles are the “Main Course” of a complete, hot meal that is served to hundreds of God’s poor and homeless who come to St. John’s for their daily bread. Please do not feel restricted to the recipes which can be found on the recipe sheets near the casserole pan in the vestibule. Your favorite recipe is most welcome! So are store bought casseroles such as Stouffers or Oncor. St. John’s provides us with pans and lids for your dishes. If you provide your own, please use a standard “half tray”. Each casserole serves 6-8 men. Each month, St. John’s picks up the dishes from our freezer. Here are some useful hints: Please bring your casseroles frozen

to church and put them in the freezer located in the vestibule of the Social Hall. If the door to the Social Hall is locked, please leave the casserole with a sacristan or maintenance.

Prepare your recipe so that it can be eaten with a plastic “spork” (a combination spoon and fork).

Please mark the lid with the main ingredients and date you prepared your casserole.

Keep those casseroles coming! St. John’s Hospice has notified us that they will continue to make pickups during the COVID-19 crisis. The need is great especially now.

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HOLY ROSARY REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR NEW STUDENTS 2020—2021 Registrations for the 2020 – 2021 school year are now being accepted. Age Requirements are as follows:

Pre-Kindergarten 4: Age 4 by September 1, 2020 Kindergarten: Age 5 by September 1, 2020

First Grade: Age 6 by September 1, 2020

As we are not touring right now, we invite you to view out website: www.holyrosaryregional.com to see all that we have to offer. Registration information is a tab on the website. If you are interested in financial aide, you can apply at: www.factsmgt.com/aid to create an account and complete your application.

Please email Mrs. Gilman, Principal, at magilman@holyrosaryregional.com if you are interested in our school. Once we are back to school, we can schedule a tour.

ROSARY CAMPAIGN FOR AN END TO THE CORONAVIRUS Join us online, by phone or in spirit as we pray the Rosary every night at 8pm. We will ask the miraculous intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary to put an end to the coronavirus. When: Every night, 8:00-8:30pm (Eastern) until further notice. Please use this link to tune in each night at 8pm: https://zoom.us/j/ 494480541. Click the link 5-10 minutes early to allow your device to download any necessary software. Or dial-in by telephone: 646-558-8656. Enter the Webinar ID: 494 480 541 Hosted by: Meghan Cokeley, Office for the New Evangelization, Archdiocese of Philadelphia with co-hosts and special guests Website: phillyevang.org/rosary

BE SURE TO WATCH ST. TITUS’S SUNDAY MASS ON THE PARISH WEBSITE!

INTENTIONS REMEMBERED ON MOTHERS’ DAY 2020

Edith Carline, Phyllis McQuirns, Dolchie J. Forgione, Cora Brattucci, Sara Hadfield, Rose Serratore, Patricia Gross, Annmarie Serratore, Nancy Gavin, Theresa Gavin, Catherine B. Drevyanko, Anna A. Tyler, Anna Cianciulli, Maryann & Briana Layfield, Bess Onarato, Mildred Orler, J. Orler, Helen Duncan, Alice Niwinski, Angela Bandoch, Elizabeth Duncan, Ann Niwinski, Mary Bandoch, Karen McPhillips, Susan Koneski,

Paige Koneski Robin Koneski, Nicole Koneski, Jessica Koneski, Kate Eisenhauer, Helen Koneski, Alice Kopcznski, Anna Konieczka, Ann Duncan, Floss Duncan, Ann Staniewicz, Lorraine DeColli, Esther Czajkowski, Florence Fiedor, Stella Maziarz, Josephine Matttern, Marie Mattern, Sopie Kiliewicz, Jeanne Mayer, Katherine Kopensky, Mary Koneski, Roberta Koneski, Maryanne W. Marks, Rose De Stefano, Nancy Granese, Jane McCann, Mary McCann, Dorothy Wolper, Helena Marks, Angelique Decelles, Elizabeth Garvey, Eleanor C. O’Connell, Florence Rogge, LaRue O’Neill, Mrs. Adelaide A. Lenker, Josephine Nichcielski, Pauline Henion, Athena Letigo, Clara D’Elia, Ruth Godlewski, Victoria Catagano, Stella Drochek, Efie Senoski, Caroline Aiello, Louise DeColli, Anne E. Kelly, Helen B. Gardocki, Loretta Fusco, Pauline Ondik, Palmira Pires ,Catherine Teruey, Angelina Higgins, Adelina Cavaretta, Filomena Scutti, Joan Scutti, Mary Higgins, Nancy Booth, Benita Herrera, Mamie Catagnus, Mary Donovan, Mary Cleary, Constance Harris, Katherine McAvoy, Katherine Milller, Dorothy McAvoy, Dorothy Kowalick, Mary Anne Cleary ,Gladys Blake, Margaret Di Leo, Rose Cardamone, Anna Frankenfield, Victoria Wojton, Mary B. Wood, Anna Durante, Living and Deceased members of Orner & Grady Families

We apologize for any names that have been missed or misspelled. We have only the handwritten envelopes as a guide.

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NEW TO ST. TITUS? Come in and get registered! The welcome mat is out at the Parish Office. Moving? Change of address or

status? New family members? Please notify the Parish Office of any changes. Thank you!

WHAT’S HAPPENING OUT AND ABOUT

SERVICE PROVIDER AVAILABLE: Are you in need of child care, elder care or house cleaning or know someone who is looking for these services? Please call, Eileen at 610-277-0641 or contact the St. Titus Parish Office at 610-279-4990.

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Access Formed for Free for 40 Days Our friends at the Augustine Institute have graciously made available to all of us in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia FREE access to their online platform Formed.org for 40 days. This is an excellent way for anyone in the Archdiocese to access free Catholic videos, books, movies and more. Content is available in English and in Spanish.

Here how to access Formed for free for 40 days: 1. Visit formed.org/signup... 2. Type "Faith at Home Philadelphia" in the search box and click that title when it comes up

3. Enter your info and click SignUp

4. Enjoy! A link has been placed on the homepage of the St. Titus Parish website, www.sttitus.org in the event you don’t want to sign up yourself!

We’re looking for volunteers…. Do you want to deepen your spirituality? Do you want to provide help to your neighbors in need? Join the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Titus today!

Contact us at 484-704-7153 or svdp@svdp-phila.info All are welcome! All ages welcome!

RESOURCES: Faithful Traveler (an EWTN series) created videos for the 2015 World Meeting of Families on Philadelphia Shrines and Holy places. You can access on Youtube: Miraculous Medal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZDUPASXs3E St. John Neumann Shrine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u65s4zOW08 St. Rita of Cascia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guY6D6fBqYs Old St Augustine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1t3fwKOYV4 Pink Sisters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yggnCG1oqE

LIVE STREAM OF SUNDAY MASS: The 11:00am Mass celebrated at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul is streamed live weekly on the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s website as well as the Facebook pages for the Archdiocese and Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez. These live streams will be provided on an ongoing basis and as a mode for individuals to participate in Sunday Mass remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The faithful are encouraged to participate via live stream. Links to the live stream sites are: www.archphila.org OR https://www.facebook.com/ArchbishopPerez/

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