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Sunday, April 12, 2020
Happy Easter
He is Risen!
Saint Anselm Parish
12670 DUNKS FERRY ROAD PHILADELPHIA, PA 19154
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Palm Sunday
Easter Sunday
October 27,
5, 2020
April12,
April 2019
PARISH CENTER
Phone: 215 637 3525 Fax: 215 637 4915
Parish Website: www.stanselmparish.com
@ St. Anselm Parish, Philadelphia
SCHOOL
Phone: 215 632 1133 Fax: 215 632 3264
School Website: www.stanselmschoolphila.com
@ St. Anselm School, Philadelphia
PASTORAL STAFF WEDDINGS: Those who become engaged are requested to reach
Rev. Anthony T. Rossi Parochial Administrator out to a parish priest at least six (6) months before the desired
wedding date.
father.rossi@stanselmparish.com
Please also reach out to Deacon Warner for informa on about our
Rev. Addisalem T. Mekonnen Parochial Vicar
Pre Cana program around the same me.
father.mekonnen@stanselmparish.com
Msgr. Thomas J. Dunleavy Pastor Emeritus BAPTISMS: Bap sms are celebrated every Sunday following the
Noon Mass, approximately at 1:00 pm. Parents are requested to call
Rev. Jonathan J. Dalin Resident the Parish Center and speak with Deacon Warner or one of our
Deacon Gerald J. Whartenby Pastoral Associate parish priests who can assist them in registering their child for the
Sacrament of Bap sm. Deacon Warner can schedule the Pre Jordan
Deacon Dennis P. Warner Pastoral Associate Bap sm Program with the parents of the child at the me of
Mrs. Geraldine Murphy Principal, School registra on.
Mr. Anthony Polselli Coordinator of Rel. Educa on Any ques ons or concerns about the Sacrament? Reach out to
apolselli@stanselmparish.com Father Rossi or Deacon Warner, thank you!
Mrs. Mary Ann Thackrah Advancement Director Holy Week Schedule
DEVOTIONS
MThackrah@stanselmparish.com Rosary Church will be open 8:00
during
am,the followingFriday
Monday times:
Mrs. Diane Leone Director of Music Holy Thursday evening - 5:00
6:00 pm, pm - 8:00
Monday pm
(Chapel)
(as long as we don’t live stream)
Eucharis c Exposi on afternoon
Good Friday 9:00 am
- 2:006:00
pm pm, Monday
- 6:00 pm (Chapel)
Celebration of Palm and Passion Sunday Divine Mercy (as long as we don’t live stream)
3:00 pm, Monday (Chapel)
Palm< MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday >
Schedule Stations of the Cross will be streamed.
Weekend Benedic on Holy Saturday the 6:30 pm, will
church Monday (Chapel)
be closed.
Church is open Sunday for visits from Confessions ————————— Saturday to -12
3:30 pm to 4:30
Saturday Prayer Group Easter morning7:00
- 8:00
pm,amTuesday Noon
(Chapel)
9:00Vigil
am - 1:00 pm; however NO 5:00 pm Please respect social distancing
pm and the rules regarding
Holy Week
8:00, Schedule
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Sunday 10:00 am & 12:00 noon Miraculous Medal Novena 8:00
the virus onam, Saturday
all 9:00
days.
Adoration ———————— Sunday am to 12:00 pm
Instead, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Weekday
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church Friday
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My dear Brothers and Sisters -- In the midst of my first Easter here at Saint Anselm Parish I am reminded by the words of an author I first read in English Literature class: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair…” These words of Charles Dickens remind me that these difficult days will pass, we will join together again in church - I do not know when, only the good Lord does...During the Easter Season we as Catholics can proclaim - ‘Christ is Risen’; ‘He is Risen indeed, Alleluia!’ Alleluia in Hebrew means “praise the Lord”. This is what we do, even in the midst of these burdensome days. We praise the Lord on high for bringing us into a relationship with Himself, and for redeeming us through the Passion, Death and eventual Resurrection of Christ, His only begotten Son. St. John so beautifully states in his Gospel: “God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son so that we might have eternal life through Him…” These words can fortify us during the storm of this pandemic, my fellow parishioners. In this reflection I want to share a paragraph from an ancient source, quoted in what the Church calls the Liturgy of the Hours (prayed by many priests and religious every day) on Holy Saturday morning: For the sake of you, who left a garden, I was betrayed to the Jews in a garden, and I was crucified in a garden. See on my face the spittle I received in order to restore to you the life I once breathed into you. See there the marks of the blows I received in order to refashion your warped nature in my image. On my back see the marks of the scourging I endured to remove the burden of sin that weighs upon your back. See my hands, nailed firmly to a tree, for you who once wickedly stretched out your hand to a tree. I slept on the cross and a sword pierced my side for you who slept in paradise and brought forth Eve from your side. My side has healed the pain in yours. My sleep will rouse you from your sleep in hell. The sword that pierced me has sheathed the sword that was turned against you. Rise let us leave this place! Pray God soon, we will hear in a spiritual manner these words of Christ, arise with Him, and return to our parish church. But in the midst of these fatiguing days, know of my prayers for all of you. I realize many are out of work & many are struggling. Some have battled or will battle the virus. Some work long hours in hospitals, in police cars, in battling emergencies, in responding to the needs of their neighbors. Please know of the gratitude of each one of us here: those of you who are first responders, health care workers, doctors or nurses. We support you and do not forget to pray for you here at the altar every day. Father Mekonnen and I offer each Mass for the scheduled intention, but also add our personal prayers for all of you. As we continue to social distance and stay home, please know that we pray with every one of you. I am sorry we cannot be together; this is difficult for you yes - more difficult for me amidst this first year here as your administrator. Nonetheless, know of my gratitude to all those who have contributed to the Sunday and Easter collections. We thank you for remembering your parish church and community. We continue to support our teachers, catechists and staff who will return to online / virtual teaching after the brief Easter break, and I personally thank them for all they are doing for our parish children.
I realize this situation has placed many challenges before us. As I stated in my video before Holy Week, we have had to make some difficult decisions. One of those was postponing First Holy Communion. After some discussion among the staff here, and most importantly Mrs. Murphy and Mr. Polselli, I have made the decision to postpone through the summer. I hope we will be free to spend some time “down the shore”. When we all return, we still must offer practices and a retreat day, so we have chosen the 27th of September, a Sunday to celebrate First Holy Communion. We will celebrate at the 12 Noon Mass so parishioners and other family members may attend. There is plenty of room in God’s house, our parish church here! Delaying until September is difficult, and if any family cannot celebrate with us then, we will be flexible. Once school returns, speak personally to either your child’s teacher or catechist and we can plan another Sunday to celebrate if necessary. Additional to this, we are working diligently to reschedule other parish events, like our Carnival. No dates are set yet, but stay tuned ;) Lastly, brothers and sisters, I repeat - the Lord is Risen, He is Risen indeed, alleluia! Let us rejoice with our immediate families and those with whom we live to celebrate by watching Mass online or on television and participating the best way we are able. If you may choose, email us a photo so we can post a collage of our parish families viewing Easter Mass together. That would be wonderful! It would be so nice to see you appreciating what we are doing here in the parish church this Holy Week. May the good Lord Jesus bless and protect each member of our parish community, and may He send down His Spirit of Love into each of your homes this Easter! As we Italians say, Buona Pasqua! In prayer and with gratitude, Father Rossi
Mass Schedule Weekly Schedule
The priests of the parish will privately offer No events or meetings will occur until further notice.
Masses in the Rectory Chapel. Please stay healthy and safe!
Sunday, April 12
Easter Sunday Please visit our website at:
The People of St. Anselm Parish
www.stanselmparish.com
Monday, April 13 for weekly updates and Mass recordings.
Mary Ann Rogers r/b Pat O’Neill
Please also visit our Facebook page
Tuesday, April 14 @stanselmparishphila
Carol & Scott Beckett – St. Anselm Parish, Philadelphia
r/b Mary & John Clark
Wednesday, April 15
Deceased Members of Fitzgerald family
r/b Family
Vincentian Message…
Thursday, April 16 Today as we celebrate the feast of Easter, we find the
Elizabeth Wheatley r/b Schoellkopff family challenge of also seeing and believing the
resurrection that comes through our own lives of self-
Friday, April 17
Edwin Chelius r/b Eleanor Keeton
sacrifice. It is then that we are truly Easter people!
As you place your gift in the Society of St. Vincent
Saturday, April 18 de Paul Poor Box, know that you are a sign of
Donna Buonviso r/b Frain family God’s love to those who are suffering and you give
William J. Milson, 1st Anniversary them Easter hope and joy.
r/b Family
Sunday, April 19
The People of St. Anselm Parish
Claire & William Nessel
r/b Frank & Adele Nessel Devotions and Rosary
Ralph, Mark & Darren Citrino
r/b Parents Ralph & Margaret Citrino
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Join Fr. Rossi and the
Joy Filled Ambiance of Ireland
October 11 - 20, 2020 - 10 Days
$2,599 from Philadelphia
For Information and Reservations, Contact Rev. Anthony Rossi, St. Anselm Parish, 12670 Dunks Ferry
Road, Philadelphia PA 19154 – Telephone: 215-637-3525 - Email: father.rossi@stanselmparish.com
Sunday, October 11 - Day 1 - DEPART USA - We Thursday, October 15 – Feast of St. Teresa of Avila -
depart our home cities to connect with our overnight Day 5 – RING OF KERRY/KILLARNEY - Today
flight to the Emerald Isle. We enjoy in-flight movies, travel around the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland's most
dinner and breakfast while aloft. popular drives. With its spectacular scenery, unusually
Monday, October 12 - Day 2 – DUBLIN/CITY mild climate and rapid changes in light and weather, this is
TOUR - We land at Dublin Airport, our driver/guide a bewitching place of intense beauty. Ireland's highest
welcomes us to Ireland as we transfer to our motor mountains, the Magillycuddy's Reeks, raise a jagged edge
coach and begin our journey with our city sightseeing to the sky while at their feet rest three still lakes, studded
tour. We are introduced to this capital city with its with little islands, set among forests and lush glens. We
many historic buildings, delightful gardens and lively stop along the way for a quick lunch on our own as we
shopping streets. We visit St. Patrick's Cathedral drive through the remote villages of Cahirciveen and
where author Jonathan Swift was once Dean and then Derrynane to Sneem, a village of colorful houses grouped
Trinity College where the Book of Kells, an early around two squares. We continue through Moll's Gap,
Christian manuscript of the four gospels, is housed. with its views over the three lakes and stop at Ladies'
We stop for lunch on our own, during our tour and View for another spectacular view before returning to
then proceed to our hotel to relax before enjoying our Killarney. Dinner and overnight in Killarney.
“welcome” dinner and overnight at our hotel. Friday, October 16 - Day 6 - DINGLE
Tuesday, October 13 - Day 3 – GLENDALOUGH/ PENINSULA/SHANNONSIDE (MEDIEVAL
WATERFORD - This morning we drive south from BANQUET) - This morning we depart Killarney and
Dublin through the Wicklow Mountains to drive through the busy market town of Killorglin and out
Glendalough. Here, we take a guided tour of the 6th along the Dingle Peninsula. The peninsula juts out into the
century monastic settlement to see the round tower Atlantic to claim Ireland's most westerly point. Here,
and remains of several churches. The Visitor Center majestic hills soar green and purple over vast unspoiled
explains the history of this early Christian site, which valleys, glittering mountain streams tumble down to lakes,
was an important center of learning and well-known hedgerows blaze with fuchsias, and soft golden beaches
throughout Europe. We continue to Waterford, a stretch for miles. The peninsula is in Gaeltacht, an area
riverfront city of Viking origins, world famous for its where the Irish language is preserved. It also has some
hand cut crystal. We visit the House of Waterford 2000 sites of prehistoric and early Christian remains. We
Crystal including the world’s largest collection of stop in the thriving, colorful fishing port town of Dingle
Waterford Crystal and a tour of the factory to see the before driving north to the picturesque village of Adare,
fascinating process of glass blowing and cutting. with a broad main street lined with thatched houses,
There will be an opportunity to browse the opulent crumbling ruins and Gothic style mansions, all set in a
new store, offering their prized crystal. We enjoy bend of the River Maigue. We break for lunch on our own
dinner and overnight in Waterford. before continuing through the city of Limerick, a Georgian
Wednesday, October 14 - Day 4 – WATERFORD/ city of charm and elegance, set on the banks of the River
BLARNEY CASTLE/KILLARNEY - This morning Shannon. We travel just a few miles north, arriving in the
we leave Waterford and drive along the beautiful Shannonside region for the night. This evening, we join in
south coast. We stop in the delightful picturesque the fun and feasting at Bunratty (or Knappogue) Castle.
villages of Dungarvan and Yougha, pronounced Our medieval-style banquet is served in the Great Hall of
‘Yawl’, then continue towards Cork to visit Blarney the 15th century castle, during which the lords and ladies
Castle. We climb to the battlements of the 15th of the castle transport us in spirit to the Middle Ages with
century castle to kiss the famous "stone of eloquence". their songs and stories. Overnight in Shannonside.
We stop for lunch on our own before our next stop at
the Blarney Woolen Mills, which offer a wide range of
quality Irish merchandise before driving into the
beautiful lake and mountain region of the famous “Have questions about this pilgrimage? Ask
Killarney National Park in County Kerry. We arrive us! Go to www.Unitours.com/questions.”
in Killarney, nestled at the foot of the Macgillicuddy's To book online go to bit.ly/FrRossiIreland
Reeks, Ireland's highest mountains. Dinner and
overnight in Killarney.
Saturday, October 17 - Day 7 – CLIFFS OF MOHER/GALWAY - We drive to the coast of County Clare to view the Cliffs of Moher. This impressive wall of rock rises to heights of almost 700 feet above the Atlantic and stretches for five miles along the coast. After our visit, we break for lunch on our own before continuing through the rounded limestone hills of the Burren country and along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway City, the capital of the west. We enjoy some free time to browse around the city center and do some sightseeing independently. We conclude our day back at our hotel for dinner and overnight in Galway. Sunday, October 18 – Feast of St. Luke - Day 8 - GALWAY//KNOCK SHRINE/CONNEMARA - Today we travel through Westport, an attractive estate town situated on Clew Bay and then, on to Knock. There we visit Knock Shrine, a center of pilgrimage, where an apparition of the Virgin Mary appeared to 15 people from the village on August 21, 1879. If possible, we will celebrate Mass while here. We break for lunch on our own before continuing our drive past the stark and soaring pinnacle of Croagh Patrick, where it is said that St. Patrick fasted for forty days and won the mountain for Christianity. We conclude our day as we proceed through the Connemara region, renowned for its gentle mountains, the Twelve Pins and open landscape with constantly changing skies and subtle colors. Dinner and overnight in Connemara. Monday, October 19 - Day 9 – CONNEMARE/CLONMACNOISE/DUBLIN – This morning, we stop to visit one of the largest and greatest ecclesiastical centers ever founded in Ireland, Clonmacnoise. Set on the banks of the River Shannon, Clonmacnoise was founded in 545 AD and contains a round tower and the remains of nine churches. We pause for lunch on our own before we continue east through the towns of Tullamore and Edenderry and the outskirts of the metropolitan region and back to our starting point, Dublin. On the north side of the city we can try O'Connell Street with its tree-lined walk of massive statues, or the pedestrianized Henry Street, which leads to the Moore Street Market, where modern day "Molly Malones" sell cockles, mussels, fruit and vegetables. The other main shopping hub is around Powerscourt Center, Nassau Street and Grafton Street, Dublin's most fashionable walkway with its gaudy shop signs, department stores, restaurants and cafes. Following a break for lunch on our own, we are at leisure to browse, shop and sightsee independently. This evening, we are free to choose from the many restaurants, theaters and pubs that Dublin has to offer as our “farewell” dinner is on our own. Overnight in Dublin. Tuesday, October 20 - Day 10 - DUBLIN/USA - We transfer to the airport for our flight home with unforgettable memories we will cherish always.
Fr. Anthony Rossi - Ireland Pilgrimage
Mail to: Rev. Anthony Rossi, St. Anselm Parish, 12670 Dunks Ferry Road, Philadelphia PA 19154
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arrange one, you will be billed for the single room supplement. All singles are subject sightseeing, restaurants or any other services in connection with the itinerary. They
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in the itinerary. An extra charge will be made when coffee, tea or other beverages are person or property because of any acts of war or terrorism, any act of default of any
not included in the menu of the day with the dinner meal. hotel, carrier, restaurant, company or person rendering any of the services included in
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as service are included, as are all government and local taxes on hotels and meals, carrier, hotel, restaurant or other contractor rendering services shall constitute the sole
porterage of one suitcase per person. International departure taxes of $90 plus current contract between such contractor and the tour member. Unitours Inc., or the
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are NOT covered, including but not limited to: passport and visa fees, meals not listed substitute services without notice and to decline to accept or retain any passenger at
and items of a personal nature such as laundry, wines, liquors, mineral waters, after any time. In view of statutory or contractual limitations that may apply to personal
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tips and taxes mentioned above, excess baggage and insurance, etc. strongly recommended. Optional travel insurance offered by Unitours must be paid
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AC F I I AL
C MM NI N
My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love
You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot
at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my
heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to
You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.
knightsofthehol e charist.comA prayer offered by Our Holy Father, Pope Francis invites us to unite ourselves
Pope Francis during the pandemic - to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and
one another in the spiritual communion of
the Eucharist, as more governments
O Mary, you shine continuously on our journey encourage citizens to stay at home to stop
as a sign of salvation and hope. the spread of Covid-19.
We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick. “In this situation of pandemic, in which
At the foot of the Cross you participated in we find ourselves living more or less
Jesus’ pain, with steadfast faith. isolated, we are invited to rediscover and
You, Salvation of the Roman People, deepen the value of the communion that
know what we need. unites all the members of the Church.” Pope
We are certain that you will provide, Francis...
so that, as you did at Cana of Galilee,
joy and feasting might return after this moment Union in Christ
of trial. This week has seen a raft of border closures,
Help us, Mother of Divine Love, flight bans, and declarations of national
to conform ourselves to the Father’s will emergencies as the Covid-19 Coronavirus
and to do what Jesus tells us: continues to spread around the world. The
He who took our sufferings upon Himself, Pope recalled that “United to Christ we are
and bore our sorrows to bring us, never alone, but we form one single Body,
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