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St. Jane Frances de Chantal Church
PASTORAL TEAM
Rev. Msgr. Stephen J. Radocha, V.F., Pastor SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Rev. Guency Isaac, Parochial Vicar Saturday Vigil 5:00 p.m.
Rev. Jaya Kumar Francis, Parochial Vicar Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. & 12:00 noon
Mr. Robert W. Rodgers, Permanent Deacon Holy Day Vigil & Holy Day: Consult Bulletin
Mr. Ray Raymundo, Permanent Deacon
Mr. Gene Schroth, Permanent Deacon NEW PARISHIONERS: Registration/Parish Membership.
Mr. Stephen Synoracki, Permanent Deacon Welcome to St. Jane’s. To register in the parish, please call the
Mr. Kevin Wasielewski, Permanent Deacon Parish Office and make an appointment with one of the
Mrs. Kelly DeRaymond, Director of Adult Religious Formation priests. If you are moving, please call the Parish Office.
Mr. Kevin Kimmel, Director of Children’s Religious Formation
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION AND CERTIFICATES:
Mrs. Mary Loch, Director of Music Issued only to parishioners who are officially registered in the
Mrs. Noreen McDonough, Business Manager parish for one month prior to requesting the certificate and
Mrs. Marybeth Okula, Principal of St. Jane’s School &
practicing their faith. Submit requests in writing to the Parish
Director of St. Janeǥs Pre-School
Office by mail.
Mrs. Suzanne Nerone, Senior High Youth Ministry
PARISH DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS HOURS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Grades 1-6: Wednesday & Thursday 4:30pm - 5:45pm
Grades 7-8: Sunday evening
PARISH OFFICE - 4049 Hartley Ave., Easton, PA 18045
610-253-3553 - Fax 610-253-5711 CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS: For those interested in
Parish Website: www.stjanesofeastonpa.com the Catholic Faith, please call the Parish Office.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - 610-253-7794 BAPTISM: Celebrated most Sundays after the 12:00 noon
Mass. Contact the Parish Office for availability A Baptismal
SCHOOL - 610-253-8442 / Hours 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Workshop is conducted at 7:00 p.m. in the Msgr. Gobitas
Meeting Room on the first Tuesday of each month: Sept. 7 .
PRE-SCHOOL - 610-253-8442 Preregistration for Baptism is necessary. Sponsor certificates
Hours 8:45 a.m.-11:15 a.m.,12:15-2:45 p.m. must by received by the parish before the Baptism is sched-
uled.
PRAYER CHAIN - 610-252-5420
MARRIAGE: Engaged couples are encouraged to meet with
PREGNANCY SUPPORT SERVICES - 1-888-LIFE-AID their parish priest at least one year in advance of their
proposed wedding date. Please call the Parish Office to make
DIOCESAN VICTIM ASSISTANCE COORDINATOR an appointment. Official registration in the parish for one
Ms Wendy S. Krisak M.A., NCC, LPC, month prior to making arrangements is necessary.
Direct Telephone - 800-791-9209
RECONCILIATION: Wednesday evenings 8:00-9:00 p.m. and
every Saturday 3:45-4:45 p.m. or by appointment.
OFFICE OF SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Pamela J. Russo, M.S.W. M.S. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Please inform us
Secretary, Youth Protection and Catholic Human Services of the sick and shut-ins.
P.O. Box F, Allentown, PA 18105-1538
610-871-5200, ext. 2204
prusso@allentowndiocese.org.
ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA
My Dear Parishioners,
Perhaps it seems just a liƩle
contradictory that people
celebrate Labor Day by tak-
ing this long weekend oī. But it does serve to remind
us that there is a real relaƟonship between work and
rest. “Taking some Ɵme oī” can be a wonderful op-
portunity for self-reŇecƟon and for geƫng a right per- Saturday, September 4—Blessed Virgin
specƟve on the purpose of life. It’s something we Mary
should do regularly. 9:00 Frank & Carol Wismer (Mass for the
Living, 45th Wedding Anniversary)
Our Catholic faith also reminds us that to work, in Vigil: September 4—Twenty-Third Sun-
whatever kind of job, is to display our dignity as hav- day in Ordinary Time
ing been made in the image of God. As human beings 5:00 Neil & Sue Gallagher (Mass for the
Living, 50th Wedding Anniversary)
we are given the ability to cooperate with the will of Sunday, September 5—Twenty-Third Sun-
God in doing good deeds – in the building of this world day in Ordinary Time
and in contribuƟng to our civilizaƟon. 8:00 Felice & Nicolina Marino
10:00 Arthur Dimichele
In fact, we have a responsibility to our world. Our 12:00 Juanita Frias
faith tells us that God has given us “stewardship” over Monday, September 6—Weekday (Labor
his creaƟon. We have a responsibility toward the Day)
9:00 Ben & Catherine Cwiekowski
world of nature, the environment we live in, and over
Tuesday, September 7—Weekday
the goods we have been given. It is in this perspecƟve 6:30 Vincent Callanan
that we should be celebraƟng Labor Day. Labor is far 8:15 Barbara Malitzki
more than simple drudgery. It is a way of cooperaƟng Wednesday, September 8—The Nativity
in the creaƟve will of God himself. of the Blessed Virgin Mary
6:30 Mick McGowan
It is worth remembering that God sent his only Son 8:15 Sandra “Jean” Denny
Thursday, September 9—Saint Peter
into this world as a laborer, trained in the shop of Jo-
Claver
seph the carpenter. How beƩer to signal to us the 6:30 Katherine Trudden
importance and dignity of work? Perhaps it is also 8:15 Sadie Dellatore
worth remembering that when God created the Friday, September 10—Weekday
world, he saw Įt to take the seventh day strictly as a 6:30 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Menegus
day of rest. This is what our observance of Sunday is 8:15 Erik Paulsen
all about. It is a Ɵme of prayer and reŇecƟon and rest. Saturday, September 11—Blessed Virgin
Mary
9:00 Joseph Hopkins
During this Labor Day weekend, let us remember in Vigil: September 11—Twenty-Fourth
our prayers workers around the world, and especially Sunday in Ordinary Time
those who do not enjoy the fruit of their labors as 5:00 David & Susan Smelko, (Mass for the
they should. We pray for jusƟce among all peoples. Living, 50th Wedding Anniversary)
And we ask for the grace to see the value and dignity Sunday, September 12—Twenty Fourth
of our work, and the importance of our rest! Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00 Clara Erdo
10:00 Dolores C. Walsh
12:00 Edward Miller
Sincerely yours,
Monsignor Radocha
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Open my heart, Lord
Help me to love like you
Open my heart, Lord
Help me to love.
ENTRANCE HYMN And the first shall be last
And our eyes are opened
And we'll hear like never before
Lord of All Hopefulness And we'll speak in new ways
And we'll see God's face in places we've never
1. Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy, known.
Whose trust, ever childlike, no cares can
destroy, I live within you
Be there at our waking, and give us, we Deep in your heart, O Love
pray, I live within you
Your bliss in our hearts, Lord, at the break Rest now in me.
of the day. Jessee Manibusan, c. 1988, 1998. Pub. By Spirit & Song, a div.
of OCP.
2. Lord of all eagerness, Lord of all faith,
Whose strong hands were skilled at the Communion: Come to the Water
plane and the lathe,
Be there at our labors, and give us, we pray, 1. Oh let all who thirst
Your strength in our hearts, Lord, at the Let them come to the water
noon of the day. And let all who have nothing
Let them come to the Lord
3. Lord of all kindliness, Lord of all grace, Without money without price
Your hands swift to welcome, your arms to Why should you pay the price
embrace, Except for the Lord?
Be there at our homing, and give us, we
2. And let all who seek
pray,
Let them come to the water
Your love in our hearts, Lord, at the eve of
And let all who have nothing
the day.
Reproduced by permission of Oxford University Press. All
Let them come to the Lord
rights reserved Without money without strife
Why should you spend your life
Responsorial Psalm: Praise the Lord, Except for the Lord?
my soul!
3. And let all who toil
Preparation of the Gifts: Let them come to the water
And let all who are weary
Open My Eyes Let them come to the Lord
All who labor without rest
How can your soul find rest
Open my eyes, Lord Except for the Lord?
Help me to see your face
Open my eyes, Lord 4, And let all the poor
Help me to see. Let them come to the water
Bring the ones who are laden
Open my ears, Lord Bring them all to the Lord
Help me to hear your voice Bring the children without might
Open my ears, Lord Easy the load and light
Help me to hear. Come to the Lord.
Text and music c. 1978, John B. Foley, S.J., and OCP.
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ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA
SONGS CONTINUED In response to the recent
earthquake in Haiti, Bish-
op Schlert has asked for
4, And let all the poor
a special collection to be
Let them come to the water
taken up in all parishes of
Bring the ones who are laden
the diocese on the week-
Bring them all to the Lord
end of September 11 and 12 to provide relief and
Bring the children without might
aid to those suffering. As you know, Haitians are
Easy the load and light
Come to the Lord. experiencing widespread devastation in the wake
Text and music c. 1978, John B. Foley, S.J., and OCP. of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit Saturday,
Aug. 14. This disaster has left more than 2,200
dead and 12,000 injured. The country was also hit
Recessional: by Tropical Storm Grace just days after the earth-
quake, slowing rescue and recovery efforts and
For the Healing of the Nations adding further devastation and loss.
For the healing of the nations, SCHEDULE OF THE WEEK
Lord, we pray with one accord;
For a just and equal sharing Monday, September 6
Of the things that earth affords. Patriotic Rosary following Mass
To a life of love in action Tuesday, September 7
Help us rise and pledge our word. Circle of Friends, 10:00 am.-12:00 N, MGMR
Baptism Workshop, 7:00 p.m. MGMR
Lead us, Father, into freedom,
From despair your world release; Wednesday, September 8
That redeemed from war and hatred, Knights of Columbus #345 Meeting, 7:00 p.m.
All may come and go in peace. MGMR
Show us how through care and goodness
Fear will die and hope increase. Thursday, September 9
Text by Fred Kaan, c. 1968, Hope Pub. Co., All rights Piecemakers Quilting Group, 10:00 am. -
reserved. 1:00 p.m. MGMR
. Used with permission under One License #A-74722
Saturday, September 11
Men’s Prayer Group, 7:30-9:00 a.m. MGMR
Congratulations
to the newly Congratulations and
baptized and God’s blessings to David
their families:
and Susan Smelko who
Madeline Therese Moynihan will celebrate their 50th
Rhett Triplett Wedding Anniversary on
Rhea Triplett September 11th.
Sunday collection, 8/22/21, $27,539.00
The flowers were placed
Book Club on the altar this weekend
Join us at 7pm on September 13th in the Msgr. by David and Susan
Gobitas Room for a 1 night book club event. We
will be discussing The Priests We Need to Save Smelko in celebration of
the Church by Kevin Wells. For questions please their 50th Wedding Anni-
contact David Yingling at versary.
DavidRYingling@gmail.com
ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA
Parish Religious Education (CCD) Registration 2021-2022
Our Parish Religious Education Program (CCD) consists of
Grades 1-6 Program (meets on either Wednesdays or Thursdays)
& 7th & 8th Program (weekly assignments & meets in person about once a month)
There is a home-based Kindergarten available too.
RETURNING CCD FAMILIES can re-register online at:
https://www.stjanesofeastonpa.com/returning-ccd-family-registration-2021-2022/
(This is for families that have had children in the CCD program before. WELCOME BACK!)
*NEW CCD FAMILIES can register online at:
https://www.stjanesofeastonpa.com/new-ccd-family-registration-2021-2022/
(Families that have not had children in the CCD program before. WELCOME TO THE PROGRAM!)
COST: The cost is $90.00 for one student, $115.00 for two students and $140.00 for 3 or more
students for St. Jane Parishioners. Payment is not due at time of online registration.
CCD schedules can be found online at
https://www.stjanesofeastonpa.com/religious-ed/childrens-religious-education/
Thank you for your prayerful support of the CCD program.
For more information, contact Kevin Kimmel at 610-253-7794 ext. 2 or kkimmel@rcn.com.
If you have suffered the loss of a loved one and feel that you would benefit from meeting with
others for mutual support, please join us for a 6 week program which will begin on
Grief—the first year, health issues, loneliness,
despair— Faith as a source of strength, what has changed forever, and what grieving has taught
us—Planning Ahead.
each Wednesday in the Conference Room at 7:00 p.m. Tony
Fague at 215-589-8442.
these relatives and friends who are serving
in the Armed Forces: Nicholas Alfero, Jr., Heather Olk, Duane Farley, Jeffrey
Hunsicker, Daniel B. Hunsicker, William Morgan, Chris Lambert, Joseph Miller,
David Forster, Nathan Labuda, Andrew Graf, Derek Olk, Danny Tone, Kim
Rowland, Matthew & Katie Ferretti, Richard C. Gargano, Michael Kalman, Leslie
Avila, Jared Schneider, James Buckley, Irene Glaeser, Greg Paradis, Michael
Salvemini, Justin Whitmore, Steve Farabaugh, Chad Fitzgerald, Zach Grube, Scott
Schaller, Gene Enriquez, Luke Schwartz, Nick Massari, Jarrett Buchanan, Blair Holva, Dallas Wadle,
Anthony Williams, Kenneth Vasquez, Manley McKinley, John Curry, Joseph Bartolacci, Andrew
Stenersen, Ben Ross, Steven Donaldson, Brian Donaldson, Angelo Ferraro, Jr., Paul Mertz, James
DiPaolo, Carlos Campos, John Zawarski, Michael Lee Gilmartin, Dean Fedrizzi, D. J. Principato, Jeremy
Fogel, Matthew M. McQuade, Cale Pfauth, John V. Knobloch, Scott Kelly, Kevin Powers, Anne Maynard,
Ian Myers, Catlynn Searfass, Jakob Meador, Mackenzie Kressley, Antonio Tauriello, Nicholas Tauriello,
Gavin McFetridge, James McFetridge, Nicholas Hafner, Thomas J. Koons, Patrick Kantz, Christopher
Kantz, Daniel Hoffman, Scotty Oliver, John Pitt, Kyle Mitchell, Daniel B. Curtin, Kasey Hinton, Cara
Belcher, Buzz Belcher, Gary Fredericks, Mario Hernandez, Zakkary Foster, Todd N. Sterner, Jason
Eichenlaub, Ryan Lofft, Bryce Beahm, Allyson Kaper, Casey Carl, John Buchner, John F. Koons, Joseph
Francis Greco, Sean Gillespie, Daniel Gillespie, Amanda Chomicz, Dana Pollock, Patrick Connor Nelson,
Giancarlo Bedoya, Stephen De Marco and John David Andon.
ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA
St. Jane Frances de Chantal School
A Catholic tradition in academic excellence.
Middle States Accredited
610-253-8442
www.stjaneschool.com
Mrs. Marybeth Okula, Principal
principal@stjaneschool.com
HELP WANTED! St. Jane School is searching for a part-time nurse (4 days a week from 7:30
a.m. to 2:15 p.m.) and Substitute teachers. Please contact Mrs. Okula at 610-253-8442 or email
your resume and letter of interest to principal@stjaneschoool.com.
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We did it! St. Jane Frances de Chantal School opened with 368 K-8 students on August 30, 2021. On Sep-
tember 7, 2021, we welcome 19 preschoolers! We are so excited to be back in action. We missed our stu-
dents dearly over the summer, but by the looks of things, our families enjoyed much travel and fun in the sun
-- Hawaii, Disney, Myrtle Beach, the Caribbean, lakes, beaches, mountains, camping, and many more fun
and exciting places were visited during our summer break.
Our main goal this year is to keep our students and teachers safe, to keep our school open for in-person
learning and keep our students in school! Last year, we are very proud to announce that because we were so
compliant with our COVID protocols, we were in school ALL 180 days without any spread of COVID among
students and staff. Our students and teachers practiced correct masking, social distancing, cleaning and
hand hygiene. Also, thanks to our amazing families, students stayed home when sick and recuperated at
home before returning to school. We cannot thank our families enough. It made all the difference. We contin-
ue to pray for the end of the pandemic and a return to normalcy, but we certainly made the best of the situa-
tion. Ask any Janer! They will tell you!
We are planning to continue our streak of “no spread COVID” again this year. Our students will continue to
mask while indoors and will continue to practice social distancing, cleaning, and hand hygiene. We are confi-
dent that if we all continue to work together, our students, teachers, volunteers and families will all stay safe.
We all need to do our part in the mitigation of COVID. Thank you again for everyone’s support of our school
and my leadership. It’s been a very unusual time, but I am really looking forward to the upcoming school year.
Mrs. Okula
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St. Jane Frances de Chantal School is the parish school from Preschool through Grade 8. For more infor-
mation about our academic program, to arrange a tour or to enroll in the School or Pre-School, please call the
School office at 610-253-8442, email at principal@stjaneschool.com or visit our website at
www.stjaneschool.com Why not come visit and see why our students are doing so well spiritually, academi-
cally and socially. Call to schedule a tour today 610-253-8442.
#proudtobeajaner
St Jane Frances de Chantal School - A Catholic tradition in academic excellence.
Do you have a non-Catholic family member or friend who seems interested in knowing
more about the Catholic faith?
Are you or do you know someone who was baptized Catholic but has been away from the
Church?
Are you or do you know someone who has been coming to Mass for a while, but is not
Catholic? All it may take is for you to INVITE THEM!!!
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a program designed to help non-Catholics and non-practicing Catho-
lics learn more about Catholicism through a series of classes, discussions, prayer times and ceremonies. There is
no obligation to join the Catholic Church.
The RCIA program will begin in September but…Now is the time to ask them.
For more information about the RCIA process, contact Kelly in the Office of Adult Education
610-253-7794 or kellyderaymond@rcn.com
ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
CATECHESIS CORNER READINGS FOR THE WEEK
What was the original condition of the hu- Sunday: Is 35:4-7, Jas 2:1-5, Mk 7:31-37
man person according to the plan of God?
Monday: Col 1:24—2:3, Lk 6:6-11
In creating man and woman God has given
them a special participation in his own divine life Tuesday: Col 2:6-15, Lk 6:12-19
in holiness and justice. In the plan of God they
would not have had to suffer or die. Further- Wednesday: Mi 5:1-4, Mt 1:1-16,18-23
more, a perfect harmony held sway within the
human person, a harmony between creature Thursday: Col 3:12-17, Lk 6:27-38
and Creator, between man and woman, as well
as between the first human couple and all of Friday: 1 Tm 1:1-2, 12-14, Lk 6:39-42
creation.
Saturday: 1 Tm 1:15-17, Lk 6:43-49
Further reading: CCC 374-379, 384
Sunday: :Is 50:4-9, Jas 2:14-18, Mk 8:27-35
If you are willing to serve as a Sponsor,
please contact Kelly DeRaymond
in the Oĸce of Adult FormaƟon
FALL ADULT FAITH SERIES
NEWS
Well……Welcome to the RCIA
Come and See PRESENCE:
RCIA Information Night The Mystery of the Eucharist
Thursday, September 9th at 7:00 p.m. **See the flyer for details*
in the Monsignor Gobitas Meeting Room
For more information, contact Kelly in the Office
of Adult Formation 610-253-7794 or kellyder- CYO Golf Outing :
aymond@rcn.com
Friday September
RCIA SPONSORS NEEDED
Would you like to walk with one of our Catechu- 17th, 2021,
menates or Candidates as they begin their jour- Riverview Country Club,
ney of faith? Would you like to find your own 8:00 a.m. Tee-Time w/
faith enriched while serving as in the church·s Lunch
ministry of welcoming new members? Registration available online:
Consider becoming a RCIA Sponsor.
www.sjhawks.com
You need not be an 'expert' on Catholic theology -
just a faith filled parishioner willing to share the
Catholic life with someone that has answered ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
God's call to join our community.
Thank you for your continued contribu-
We will be having a Sponsor Training Session on tions to the Charitable Boxes. Those in
Thursday, September 16th at 7:00 p.m. need are most appreciative.
in the Monsignor Gobitas MeeƟng Room
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2021
ST. JANE FRANCES DE CHANTAL CHURCH
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Council #345 Easton
GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR
PURCHASE IN THE PARISH OFFICE AND Annual Council Picnic, Sunday, Sept. 1 9th
AT THE SCHOOL DURING BUSINESS at 1:00 p.m. at Louise Moore Park Pavilion
HOURS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUP- #2. The Knights will provide hamburgers and
PORT!! hot dogs. Participants, please bring a cov-
ered dish or snack of your choice. Call Jim
Gift Cards Denominations DiPaolo at 484-821-7325 by Sept. 16th for a
American Eagle $25.00 head count and information. All Brothers
Applebee’s $25.00 along with spouse/guest are invited as well
Barnes & Noble $10.00 as parishioners interested in becoming a
Bath & Body Works $10.00 Knight.
Bed, Bath & Beyond $25.00
Best Buy $25.00/$100.00
Boscov’s $10.00/$25.00
$50.00
Burlington $25.00
Married couples around the Diocese are invited to
CVS $25.00
renew their vows during the Annual Diocesan
Dick’s Sporting Goods $25.00
Wedding Anniversary Mass.
Gap-Banana Republic-Old Navy $25.00
Giant $10.00/$20.00/ Bishop Schlert will celebrate the Mass. Guests can
$25.00/$50.00 attend the Mass or view the livestreamed Mass on
Home Depot $25.00/$100.00 AD Today and the Diocese of Allentown Youtube
ITunes $15.00 and Facebook page. Couples celebrating 1-5, 10,
Kohl’s $10.00/$25.00 15, 20, 25, 35, 40, 45 50 or 60-plus years of mar-
$50.00 riage will receive special recognition during the
L.L. Bean $25.00 Mass and receive a certificate from Bishop Schlert.
Lowe’s $25.00/$100.00 The Mass will fulfill your Sunday obligation.
Macy’s $25.00
Marblehead Chowder House $25.00 Sunday, September 19, 3:00 p.m.
McDonald’s $10.00 Cathedral of Saint Catharine in Allentown
Michael’s $25.00 Call toll free 1-800-831-4443.
Olive Garden/Longhorn $25.00
Outback $25.00
Panera Bread $10:00 Bus trip to Sight & Sound Show— Queen
Red Lobster $25.00 Esther. Experience one of the m ost riveting
Redner’s $25.00/$50.00 Bible stories of the Old Testament. The trip is spon-
Red Robin $25.00 sored by the Lay Carmelites of Roseto. Bus will leave
Regal Cinemas $25.00 7:45 a.m. from former Pius X High School and return
ShopRite $10.00/$20.00 home by 6:15 p.m. The date is Sept. 23rd, the cost is
$50.00 $145/person. Lunch w ill be smorgasbord at
Hershey Farms. Price includes: motor coach transpor-
Staples $25.00 tation, ticket to Queen Esther, lunch, and all gratui-
Starbucks $10.00 ties. For more information call Regina Castner, 610-
Texas Roadhouse $25.00 597-6095.
TGI Fridays $25.00
TJ Maxx/Marshalls $25.00
Valley Farms $25.00/$50.00 2021 Women’s Retreat—Oct. 2 at Notre Dame
Church. The focus of this retreat is the 4th Glorious
Walgreen’s Pharmacy $25.00 Mystery, The Assumption of Mary. The retreat begins
Weis $10.00/$20.00 at 8:00 a.m. with Mass and ends at noon with Rec-
$25.00/$50.00 onciliation, Adoration and Benediction. Fr Ezaki is our
Wegmans $25.00/$50.00 main speaker! For m ore inform ation check the
$100.00 Notre Dame website:
ndbethlehemchurch.org
Scroll down to publications and click on the Aug. 15
bulletin. The registration form and contact number is
on the 5th page of the bulletin.
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T (610) 393-3495 • F (610) 758-8637
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1 BR, 1.5 BA & DEN. Move in 2021.
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717-285-6197
GOD BLESS No application fee. Low entrance fee.
Located in Beautiful Lancaster County, PA
AMERICA SPONSORED BY THE ADORERS
OF THE BLOOD OF CHRIST
Bethlehem Township, PA
the original
A Catholic-Centered Community
SINCE 1921 Honoring All Faiths
610-865-2439 Garage Doors & Openers
Raised Panel Steel • Insulated Steel
3952 Columbia Avenue
4701 Freemansburg Avenue West Hempfield Twp., PA 17512
Bethlehem, PA 18045 610-262-3530 StAnnesRC.org • 717-285-5443
4498 COMMERCE DRIVE • WHITEHALL
Caregivers of Northampton County can get additional
support through the Caregiver Support Program
• Caregivers can receive reimbursement for approved, out-of-pocket
caregiving expenses such as respite care, assistance with personal
care and consumable supplies such as adult disposable depends
and nutritional drink supplements.
• Care receiver is age 60 or older and requires assistance with bathing
dressing etc., or under age 60 with a diagnosis of dementia.
• Reimbursement is based on the household income of the care receiver
• Assistance for Grandparents who are 55+ and are the primary
caregiver for their grandchildren.
• Assistance for older adults who are 55+ and are the primary caregiver
for their adult children age 18-59 with a diagnosis of a non-dementia
related disability.
AUTOMOBILE • HOMEOWNERS
Contact Northampton County Area Agency
on Aging at 610-829-4540 for more information. BUSINESS • BOAT
MOTORCYCLE • FLOOD • LIFE
Family Owned & Operated Since 1939 610.252.8875 610.258.7211
PHILLIPSBURG 3101 Freemansburg Avenue
602 W. Berwick Street 2101 Northampton Street
MEMORIAL CO. Easton, PA 18045
Easton, PA 18042 Easton, PA 18042
Monuments and Markers RONALD P. PLANTONE MELISSA PLANTONE RECCHIA
Cemetery Lettering and Cleaning Supervisor Supervisor
1300 S. Main St. • Phillipsburg, NJ
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908.454.2341
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General Repairs • Emissions/Inspections
610.252.6653
290 N. Riverside Drive, Easton
REASONABLE RATES
AND GREAT SERVICE!
~ Proudly Serving PA and NJ ~ AUTO • BUSINESS
PERSONAL • LIFE INSURANCE
U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services
610-258-7216
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St. Jane Graduate 610-217-0129 Fully Insured
Lic. #13192 2912 WILLIAM PENN HWY • EASTON
Jane A. Follweiler, FD Patricia A. Werner, FD
Owner Owner/Supervisor
610-759-2650 • 407 Belvidere St • Nazareth, PA
BBenner &
Piperato
Garrett R. Benner
ATTORNEY AT LAW
610-867-3900
2005 City Line Road · Suite 106
Bethlehem, PA 18017
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Family Owned and Operated
Since 1955
610-253-4941
John A. Morello, F.D., SUPVR
Funeral Home, Inc. Hope S. Newell, F.D.
Advance Planning Specialists On-Site Crematory
3720 Nicholas Street • Palmer Township
Personal Injury
Medical Malpractice
Cancer Law
Birth Injury
610-351-2330 Wrongful Death
Complimentary Exams & 0% Financing
EASTON STROUDSBURG
BELL APOTHECARY
610-252-0442 570-629-5110
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Mastectomy Products • Prescription Services
LAUBACH’S PLUMBING & HOME SERVICES
LAUBACH Drive Up Window • Stair Glide
All Types of Plumbing Repairs & Installations Maryann Isaac, R. Ph. • John Isaac, R. Ph.
RRegistered Master Plumber • Since 1997 Kathy Kelly, R. Ph., Parishioner
Small Jobs Welcome! 610-807-9877 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
MARY ANN SNELL
Car Attorney At Law 610-258-2311
Trouble? 2045 Fairview Avenue • Easton, PA 18042
www.bellapothecary.com
WE FIX EVERYTHING! Wills · Trusts · Estates
~ Since 1976 ~ Elder Law
Life Care Planning Dr. Nalyn Russo
R Marcus
Complete Automotive Service Marcus Family Chiropractic
www.jeffsautomotive.com 4510 Bath Pike · Suite 201 Established 1991
Bethlehem, PA 18017 Prenatal to Elder Care • Wellness
4110 Wm Penn Highway 610-215-2189
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