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St. Basil’s Parish OfficeTel. 610-933-2110 * Fax 610-933-0627 * [email protected]

Office hours: Monday through Thursday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PME-mail Bulletin articles (only) to: [email protected]

St. Basil the Great SchoolMrs. Mary Cronin - Principal

Pre-K, K, Grades 1-8Tel. 610-933-2453 * Fax 610-933-7590 * [email protected]

School closing numbers: SBG (#272), PASD (#856)

Director of Religious EducationMrs. Erin Gauntner

Tel. 610-935-1261 * Fax 1-610-422-2570 * [email protected] contact the Director of Religious Education to make arrangements to attend R.C.I.A. or PREP.

St. Basil the Great Parish2300 Kimberton Rd., P.O. Box 637, Kimberton, PA 19442-0637

Rev. Gary T. Pacitti, M.Div. - Pastor

http://www.StBasils.org

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Very Rev. Richard S. Wyzykiewicz, Sch.P. - Sunday HelperDeacon Patrick M. Stokely - Deacon

MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday: 5:00 PM

Sunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AM

Weekday: 8:45 AM

Holy Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PM

Parish Information

MASS SCHEDULESaturday Vigil: 5:00 PMSunday: 8:30 & 11:00 AMWeekday: 8:45 AMHoly Days: Vigil - 7:00 PM

Day of - 8:45 AM & 7:00 PMChildren’s Liturgy: During the 8:30 AM Sunday Mass, September through June.

SACRAMENTSSacrament of Penance - In the Chapel on Saturdays from 4:00-4:30 PM, or by appointment.

Sacrament of Baptism - Congratulations! In co-operation with God’s creative love, you have given your child breath and now you wish to give them Real Life through the sacrament of Baptism. You will be your child’s first teacher in the ways of the Faith. To help you prepare for this responsibility, you are expected to participate in:

Pre-Jordan Baptismal Preparation Classes, held monthy on Sundays at 12:15 PM in the Rectory — Prior registration required. Please call or visit the website.

Baptisms are the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month by prior arrangement. Contact the Parish Office or visit the Parish website.

Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick - Please notify the Parish Office when a relative is sick or hospitalized, or going to the hospital for surgery, and Fr. Gary can arrange an Anointing.

Sacrament of Marriage - To assist couples to enter this sacrament, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia requires at least six months of for-mation prior to the reception of the sacrament. Please call the Par-ish Office to make an appointment to see Fr. Gary to begin your sacramental preparation. Congratulations for responding to God’s call to Love.

Sacrament of Holy Orders - Jesus said that we are to pray to the Lord of the harvest, that workers will be sent at harvest time. The best way to promote vocations to the diaconate and priesthood is to invite those men whom you would consider would make a good priest or deacon. If you feel the Lord might be asking you to be a priest or deacon, Fr. Gary will always be available to answer your questions and give direction.

Parish Religious Education Program (PREP)Sundays 9:30 to 10:45 AM in the school (September - May)R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) September - May

Thursdays - 7 PM in the School

MUSIC MINISTRYDirector: Mib Campbell

484-995-6110 - [email protected]

Choir Practices (September through May)Tues: 6:30 PM - Little Angels (3-5 year olds) parents incl. 7:00 PM - Middle School to Adult, Praise TeamThurs: 6:30 PM - Praising Angels (grades 1-4) at least 1 parent 7:00 PM - Handbell ChoirPraise Team: 4:00 PM - 1st & 3rd Saturdays. Rehearse

before Mass. Voices, guitars, drums welcome.

New members for our choirs are always welcome!Contact Mib or come to practice.

Rental of the Hall: Email [email protected]

ORGANIZATIONSGolden Greats (Seniors Club) - 3rd Friday of the Month

10:00 AM in the Garden Room at Woodbridge Place

Women’s Fellowship: 2nd Tuesday of the Month7:00 PM in the Church HallEmail [email protected] for information

Legion of Mary: Thursdays7:00 PM in the Bride’s Room in the Church

YOUTHFor Archdiocesan Youth events visit www.archphila.org/YYA

Knights of Columbus Squires: 3rd Sunday of the MonthFor info - email Chris Mitchell at [email protected]

CYO Athletic Director: Gary Duda [email protected]

Adoration of the Most Blessed SacramentTuesdays in the Chapel from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

REGISTRATION FOR NEW FAMILIESSt. Basil’s Parish welcomes those families within our Parish

neighborhood who wish to register, as well as parishioners of Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart who are looking for a new spiritual home. Registration forms are available on our Parish website, www.St-Basils.org, or in the back of the Church.

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BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSEmail to [email protected] 10 days before the Sunday you would like it to appear. Information received after this deadline may/may not be included as space allows.

Low gluten hosts are available to our parishioners who need them. Please contact our DRE, Mrs. Erin Gauntner for more information: 610-935-1261, [email protected].

St. Basil the Great Catholic SchoolProviding a quality Catholic education for students from Pre-K

through 8th grade with a balanced curriculum including Art, Span-ish, Technology, Music and P. E.

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 27, 2014

* All the sick and shut-ins of the parish remain in our prayers whether their names are on this list or not. If you have a loved one who is serving in the military or is in need of special prayer for any reason, please contact the parish office to have them added to our Prayer List or to have someone’s name removed from the list if they are no longer in need of special prayers.

REST IN PEACEAll our faithful departed.

2nd Lt. Daniel Martin, LCP Bryan Walters, and all those serving our country, both at home and abroad and their families.

Our benefactors and all who are ill, especially: Regina Anderson; Ray Andra; Katherine Bakay-Bailey; Jonni Bamberger; Glenn Berish; Gary W. Bogle; Anthony Bonanni; Jennifer Brown; Bob Burke; Mary Butler; Lily Butterfield; Dana Byrne; Mary Jo Byrne; Patrick Canavan; Chiponis Family; Mary Lou Cullinan; Patrick Cullinan; Edwin Dahl; Mary Ellen Davey; Gert Dawson; Regina DiTizio; Glen Douglas; Virginia Etriss; Terry Fiffick; Dorothy Jean Fiffick; Gabrielle Fiffick; Judy Fitzcharles; Mi-chele Francis; Martha Francis; Jim Frizzell; Dianna Gattone; John & Ann Gaughan; Linda Gazzillo; Josephine Godard; Florence Grzybowski; Jim Guido; Michael Gwynn; Norman Hahn; Sally Hallman; John Hawkins; Barbara Hritz; Pearl Hrivnak; Shirley Jelliffe; Michael Jimenez; Patricia Kahl; Rita Kamerdze-Hadden; Alice M. Kelly; Timothy Kiscaden; Kovac twins; Kathleen Kulpe; Michael Landis; Nancy Logan; Frank Mascaro; Jacob McCue; Mercedes McHale; Jean McHugh; Bill McHugh; Ruth McNeil; Matthew James Meadows; Rebecca Melvin; Pat Meyers; Doris Moran; Jim Moran; Frank Murray; Adelina Musumeci; Tina Nguyen; Dorothy Ordonez; Cathy Pasymowski; Jerry Pellegrino; Kaia Pence; Ann Marie Pelosi; Dolores Perna; Barbara Petrille; Lee R. Raden; Christine Radliff; John Reifsnyder; Robert Roehner; Richard Rosmos; Patricia Russo; Joseph Schwab, Jr.; Francis Seeberger; Lorraine Sisto; C. Daniel Skelton; Tootsie Stantz; Don Svet; Katelyn Sykes; Rebecca Ulmer; David Vasko; Richard Wallence; Kristine Wickward; Alice Wos

July 27, 201417th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Matthew’s community, like ours, featured varying personalities who had arrived by dramati-cally differing paths. For some, the Kingdom is a surprise discovery, “a treasure buried in a field;” for others, a prized acquisition secured after a painstaking search, “a pearl of great price.” We even have a third group Matthew didn’t know, “cradle Catholics.” No wonder Jesus’ image of “a net thrown into the sea” rings true. So today’s Gospel repeats last Sunday’s caution. If we’ve for-gotten we’re in that mixed haul and instead fancy ourselves qualified or empowered to separate its contents into “Good” and “Bad,” Jesus warns, judgment postponed, separation deferred, until “the end of the age,” and even then, not by us: “the angels will go out and separate the wicked from the righteous.”

What if God dared offer us Solomon’s choice? We’d say, “Bring on the bling! A long, happy life for me! A shorter life for this ‘special’ list I’ve been compiling for years.” Too harsh? Or too true? What do we treasure? “An understanding heart to distinguish right from wrong”? We have before us a living treasure: God’s word, which can shape us to the image of our Elder Brother; and that Word made flesh in Jesus’ Body and Blood.

“Do you understand all these things?” Jesus asks. We may never understand all, but we can bring wisdom “new and old” (Jesus’ Torah/Mo-ses’ Torah) to bear on life’s dilemmas. And con-sider the great wealth already ours: “predestined, called, justified, glorified.”

Question of the WeekIn a world divided by economics and educa-

tion, by social status and political opinions, even sadly by race and religion, what can I do this week to bring people together?

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Pray For

Mass Intentionsfor the Week

Sunday - 8:30 AM: Denise Kuleski Requested by: Cheryl Kennedy & Family 11:00 AM: Recently dec’d parishioners & their families Requested by: St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship Monday - 8:45 AM: Denise Kuleski (2nd Anniv.) Requested by: Cheryl Kennedy & FamilyTuesday - 8:45 AM: AJ Kaylid Requested by: Deborah & Michael SmithWednesday - 8:45 AM: Eugene King Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Andy ViscusoThursday - 8:45 AM: Ida May Guido Requested by: Husband Jim, and DaughtersFriday - 8:45 AM: Irene Yashura Requested by: Mr. & Mrs. Dominick AquilanteNext Sunday - 8:30 AM: Audrey ‘Betty’ Angeloni Requested by: Roman & Pat Korobij 11:00 AM: Jeffrey, Angela & Joe White Requested by: Mary Ann Bursich-Raden

PRAYER FOR WISDOMAlmighty God, you know the perils that surround me, and how easy it would be for me to slip and fall. Give me the wisdom that I need to do Your bidding, and avoid the snares that are set before me.

My path is dark before me. Send Your Holy Spirit to fill me with your light, and to guide me.

Help me do Your will, and to do what is best for me and those who depend on me.

Grant me the grace of wisdom. Make me wise enough to choose truth over falsehood, that I may not be deceived to my own undoing, and to the harm of others. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.

MASS ALTAR SERVERS (Green) LECTORS Saturday, August 2, 2014

5:00 PM Please check your schedules Carol Faust Sunday, August 3, 2014

8:30 AM Mike Lese Please check Tony Odorisio11:00 AM your schedules Jerry Tassone

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TUESDAYAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM in the Chapel

CHURCH CLEANING COMMITTEERED TEAM - Chris & Brian McGowan

CHURCH - Saturday, August 2 -- 7:00 to 9:00 AM Tim Garvey Jack & Janet Horan Katie Potts Dolores Gavin Charlotte Luksic Donna Sisti Josh & Katie Hesnan Cathy Nunn Marie Venezia

Thank you to all you parishioners who support us so faithfully!

July 20, 2014OFFERTORY

Envelopes (293) $ 10,737.00 Loose $ 726.00 Mail $ 337.00 Online Giving $ 1,835.00

Total $ 13,635.00

Envelopes $ 6,328.00 Online Giving $ 1,915.00

Total $ 8,242.00

INTEREST & MAINTENANCE FUND

ST. BASIL’S SCHOOL NEWSThis past weekend, many were treated to

an amazing production of Godspell performed by several of the young people in our parish. They spent an intensive week preparing and

practicing for this performance. Mrs. Springer with the assistance of Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Ringenbach di-rected and helped make this music camp fun, exciting, and worthwhile. I thank all for their time and dedication.

WANTED:Person to take on weekday mornings paid CARES position.

Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM.Call the School Office: 610-933-2453

Mrs. Mary Cronin, Principal

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 27, 2014

Mission Cooperative Collection: August 9-10Last weekend, we welcomed Fr. Terence Lee of Mill Hill Mis-

sions. In addition to the loose money of the second collection last weekend, our Mission Cooperative Collection on behalf of Mill Hill Missionaries and its missionaries working in Africa, Asia and South America will be on the weekend of August 10.

Through the Missionary Cooperation Plan of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, we can share in the work of these missionaries with our spiritual, personal, and financial support. Please be generous to these missionaries who are bringing the Gospel message in our name to places where missionary work can be difficult.

“Go and make disciples of all nations” Matthew 28:19

CASSEROLES FOR ST. JOHN’S HOSPICEBring frozen casseroles to Mass - July 26/27PARTY SIZE, commercially frozen casseroles also ac-

cepted. Note the date your casserole was prepared & the ingredients on the cover of EACH pan. Thank you for your assistance in this important mission!

St. John’s Hospice is a ministry of Catholic Social Ser-vices in Philadelphia that ministers to the homeless (www.stjohnshospice.org). The hospice provides a hot meal, a bath and a bed to those in need. Questions, contact Beth Briglia at [email protected] or 610-935-5752.

NEW LECTORS NEEDED! We need some new lectors to serve in the ministry of the Word.

If you can read to a group of people, we need your help to proclaim God’s holy Word at weekend masses. Lectors typically serve no more than once per month. If we get enough new lectors we could possibly extend that interval of service. Deacon Pat Stokely will be conducting a lector training/refresher class right after summer for all our new and current lectors.

If you would like to serve in this capacity or just learn more, please email Mark Nowakowski at [email protected] or call at 267-972-1045.

BLOOD DRIVE THANK YOUThank you to everyone who participated in the Red Cross Blood

Drive held on July 11. We are happy to report that we were able to collect 32 donations on Friday, July 11th, one of the toughest days of the year, according to the Red Cross.

Special thanks to those who made calls to donors, served in the canteen and helped with planning and activities the day of the blood drive.

We will be hosting another blood drive in December. We are looking for someone to help lead this effort, if you are interested in leading or helping, please contact the parish office. Tasks include coordinating parish advertising, making phone calls, helping the day of the drive. We are happy for any time you can give.

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FROM THE DESK OF THE DRE

Registration for Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) 2014-15 closes on August 15

Registration packets for Religious Education are available on the parish website. Note that the registration form cannot be filled out online but must be downloaded, printed and submitted. Registration forms are also available in the church and rectory. Please submit your completed forms and ap-propriate registration fee by August 15 to avoid late fees.

Religious Education at St. Basil the Great ParishThe Religious Education program at St. Basil the Great

Parish exists to provide sacramental preparation for First Reconciliation, First Eucharist, and Confirmation as well as ongoing faith formation for children who have received these sacraments. It strives to communicate the Good News of Jesus Christ in the context of the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. The program presents the four fundamental themes of the Catechism of the Catholic Church – Creed, Sacraments, Morality, and Prayer – in such a way that the children of our parish begin to understand how to live the Gospel. Classes are held weekly on Sunday mornings from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. from Sept. to May and open to all parish children in kindergarten through grade 7 who attend public or non-Catholic private school.

A message to parents of our Confirmation can-didates (who are not students at SBG School)

from Mrs. Erin Gauntner, DRE:Please review the options below for Confirmation classes

this Fall and reply to [email protected] as soon as possible with your rankings in order of preference from 1-4. This information will be a big help to the planning and teaching team. Classes will begin in late Sept./early Oct. and will meet biweekly. One week will be a lesson from St. Mary’s Press Confirmed in the Spirit Confirmation program and the other week will be a service project, speaker, presentation or other activity. We have not yet received word on a date for the sacrament from the Bishop; you will be notified when we learn what it is. Please remember to complete a PREP registration form for your child and pay the appropriate tuition by August 15 to avoid late fees. Thank you for your cooperation!

Classes: Sundays 9:30-10:45 AM; Sundays 3-4:30 PM; Tuesdays 7-8:30 PM; Wednesdays 7-8:30 PM

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 27, 2014

19TH ANNUAL KIWANIS DUCK RACE3 parishioners of St. Basil’s won cash prizesDee Aquilante - 2nd place $ 500Dr. Rodger Rothenberger - 3rd place $ 400Frank Cook - 5th place $ 200Dee Aquilante - 9th place $ 50

The duck race was completed on Saturday July 12th and a special thank you to everyone who either sold or bought tickets to make this event a suc-cess, for both the Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville and St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship. St Basils produced 4 cash winners from the 1,712 duck tickets sold. The Women’s Fellowship sold 320 tickets which produced $ 800.00 profit for their treasury.

- Sharon Gubanich, St. Basil’s Women’s Fellowship Chairperson

St. Mary of the Assumption Parish219 Dayton Street, Phoenixville

SECOND ANNUAL CARNIVALThursday, Friday & Saturday

August 7th, 8th & 9thRides – Games – Food – Fun – Bingo

Basket Raffle – Bake SaleMore info: 610-933-2526, email [email protected] or visit www.stmaryassumption.org

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CONGRATULATIONS JULY 180 TICKET WINNERS 1st - $100.00 Joy Cullum 3rd - $25.00 Diane Small2nd - $50.00 Dennis McGonigle 4th - $25.00 Pauline Bader

The Knights meet on the 3rd Wednesday of the Month 7:00 PM in the Rectory Meeting Room

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Archdiocesan Transfer Grants of $1,000 per Studentavailable to attend Bishop Shanahan High SchoolThe Archdiocesan Program is for incoming, 10th, 11th and 12th

graders transferring from public, private or charter schools for the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. Any questions, contact [email protected] or call 610-343-6206. Visit us at www.Shanahan.org.

Retrouvaille: Rediscover the Love in Your Marriage!August 8-10 in Malvern

Tens of thousands of couples have successfully saved their mar-riages by attending a Retrouvaille weekend and the six post sessions that follow it. Retrouvaille is a way to rediscover and rekindle the loving relationship in your marriage. At the Family Life Center in Malvern. For more info or to register, visit www.HelpOurMar-riage.com or call 1-800-470-2230. All inquiries strictly confidential.

MARK YOUR CALENDARSCollege Fair at Bishop Shanahan High School

Wednesday, September 24, from 7:00-9:00 PMOver 190 Colleges and Universities in attendance. Students

from all the area high schools are invited to attend. Questions, contact Mrs. Marie L. Weyback 610-343-6242.

HOST FAMILIES NEEDEDFor several international students who are attending Pope John

Paul High School. These F-1 visa students speak English, have medi-cal insurance, and have their own pocket money for personal ex-penses. Host families provide room and board and receive a gener-ous, monthly hosting stipend. If you have room in your heart and your home for one of our students, or for more info, contact Lydia Colarusso of Nacel Open Door at 610-428-7824.

Bishop Shanahan High School JV Girls Volleyball Coach Needed

Send resume and letter of interest to [email protected]

BISHOP SHANAHAN HIGH SCHOOL (BSHS)Endowment Fund Golf Outing - September 16

Benefits BSHS Tuition Assistance. For details & sponsorship opportunities visit our website: www.shanahan.org

$10,000 CASH RaffleDrawing September 16 (Need not be present to win)

Benefits BSHS Tuition Assistance. Only 200 tickets being sold at $100 per ticket. Contact Debora LaPorta 610-343-6238 or [email protected]

Shanahan Sprint 5k Run, 1mile Walk, Kids DashOctober 4

Benefits BSHS Tuition Assistance. For registration & sponsor-ship opportunities visit our website www.shanahan.org or Contact Debora LaPorta 610-343-6238; [email protected]

Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 27, 2014

“Come and Follow Me” Weekend RetreatAugust 8 – 10, 2014

Retreat begins @ 5:30 PM on FridayJoin the Sisters of the Holy Redeemer for a weekend to learn

about our daily lives of prayer, community and service while taking time to listen to God in your own life. A retreat for single Catholic women between the ages of 18 – 35 who are seeking to know more about faith, discernment, and religious life.

For more information please contact Sr. Ana, CSR or Sr. Kath-arina Maria, CSR: [email protected], 215-914-4109, www.sistersholyredeemer.org.

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Saint John Vianney, Patron of PriestsFeast Day - August 4

A novena is a special form of prayer, where on nine suc-cessive days, a prayer is said for some special occasion or in-tention. The practice of saying novenas is scripturally based, modeled after the nine days of consecutive prayer that the apostles, Blessed Mother, and other followers of Jesus prayed together in the upper room between Jesus’ ascension into heaven and the decent of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. Prayed in communion with the saints, novenas often petition the intercession of specially selected saints (our exemplary role models in faithful living). Let us pray together with St. John Vianney, Patron of Priests, for an increase in vocations to the priesthood and religious life. May the Lord of the harvest send many to work in His vineyard!

Novena: Sunday, July 27, to Monday, August 4Dear Saint John Vianney, your childhood dream was

to be a priest, to win souls for God. You endured years of toil and humiliation to attain the priesthood. You became a priest truly after God’s own heart, outstanding in humility and poverty, prayer and mortification. Total-ly devoted to the service of God’s people. The Church has exalted you as model and patron saint of all Parish Priest, trusting that your example and prayers will help them to live up to the high dignity of their vocation to be faithful servants of God’s people, to be perfect imita-tors of Christ the Savior Who came not to be served but to serve, to give His Life in ransom for many.

Pray that God may give to His Church today many more priests after His own heart. Pray for all the priests under your patronage, that they may be worthy represen-tatives of Christ the Good Shepherd. May they whole-heartedly devote themselves to prayer and penance; be examples of humility and poverty; shining models of holiness; tireless and powerful preachers of the Word of God; zealous dispensers of God’s Grace in the sacra-ments. May their loving devotion to Jesus in the Eucha-rist and to Mary His Mother be the Twin Fountains of fruitfulness for their ministry. Amen.

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