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November 7, 2021 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time
The Question of the Week “A poor widow came and put in two small coins worth a few cents. Jesus said: The poor widow put in more than all the others—from her poverty she contributed all she had.”
Mark 12: 44 In the Poker game, Texas Hold ‘Em, there is a point when a player can push in all his chips as his bet on the particular hand he is holding. Other players may fold their cards or they can ask how much the person has pushed into the pot for that game. They can match and call for the cards to be shown on the table. That expression, “All in” has come into common parlance as an expression which conveys the meaning of a person who is fully committed to a relationship, a project, a business venture, an opportunity. Such an expression flies in the face of a more common wisdom which dictates that it is a wise thing to hold back of some of your personal resources for the proverbial “rainy day.” So, it not often counselled to “burn all your bridges behind you,” but to keep lines of communication open. Going all in indicates something radical, something that will affect me to the core of my being. So in the gospel today when Jesus sees this little old lady approach the basket for money offerings in support of the Temple, he indicates that she has nothing more than what she put in. She literally has gone “all in.” Ironically, Jesus knows how corrupt the whole Temple enterprise and endeavor has become. He sees people putting in sizable amounts and wanting it to be known. He sees the greed of those in charge and so you would think that Jesus would deter people from supporting this corrupt enterprise. But she knows nothing of that. She knows only that the Temple is where and how she encounters her God. For that she is just so grateful. It no longer matters if she gives all she has. Such a gift from God is worth everything she has. So, Jesus sees the heart. And he extols her gift not because of its size but because it was everything she had—given to her God. That is what he bids us all to do. Us too? The question of the week.
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Prayer Petition If you have a prayer request please email it to
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INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Beginning November 8, 2021
FOR REQUESTED BY
Monday 6:30AM Dec’d Mbrs of the Papso & Durish Extended Families Descendants 8:15AM Communion Service
Tuesday 6:30AM Ginny Ewing Msgr. McHenry 8:15AM William Jones David Jones Family
Wednesday 6:30AM Communion Service 8:15AM Esther & Charles O’Donnell Patty & Steve Heckman
Thursday 6:30AM Communion Service 8:15AM Jo Downing The Salazar Family
Friday 6:30AM Joseph Kenney Regina Caffarella 8:15AM Communion Service
Saturday 5:15PM Pro-Popolo
Sunday 8:15AM James Heilman, Sr. Michael & Mary Kaye Lagreca 10:30AM Barbara Tournier Msgr. McHenry
Readings for the Week– November 8, 2021 Monday
Wis 1:1-7; Ps 139:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8, 9-10; Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday
Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Wednesday
Wis 6:1-11; Ps 82:3-4, 6-7; Lk 17:11-19 Thursday
Wis 7:22b — 8:1; Ps 119:89, 90, 91, 130, 135, 175; Lk 17:20-25
Friday Wis 13:1-9; Ps 19:2-3, 4-5ab; Lk 17:26-37
Saturday Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9; Ps 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-43; Lk 18:1-8
Sunday Dn 12:1-3; Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11; Heb 10:11-14, 18;
Mk 13:24-32
Prayers are requested for the sick, all of our shut-ins, for the sick in hospitals, institutions.
Parishioners would you please read through the above names and contact the rectory if any name should be removed. Thank You!
Bill Carroll Christie Campo-Man Michael Rizzo Lauren Bradley Mary Alice Duckett Darren Duckett Elizabeth Maruca Lois Scogna Maureen Dealy Edward Klien Sam Rocco Jeanne Adamson Brendan Boyle
Msgr. Francis Schmidt Helen Byrne Mary Conlon Linda Lostowka Rosemarie Johnson Michael Fiore Sue Foster James Schneider Sr. Daniel Mandell Ernest Fox Colleen Coll Dolly Phipps Tom Werner
Cynthia Allen Elizabeth Fioreto LaDonna Lucas Lance Bohlen Dennis Haas Connie Hunt Joel Rivera Billy Mastroni Alice Longo Joseph Mastroni Pat Heimseimer Patricia Ann Kane Dylan Bender
James Carr Anna Dering Joseph Bonk Victor Balten Ewa Exner Fred Hankinson Larry Barnhouse Margie Halley Tom Donahue Shelby & Kyle Jones Joanne Trageser Betsy Curran Donna Bonacci
Joanne Butera Debra Dean Brown Christopher Alexander Frank Citera Michele Firman Smink Loretta Zlock Ed McKeon Msgr. Joseph Murray Beverly Petrilla Kathy Ford Pete Sigmund Suzie Burke Patricia Mullineaux
Marie & Lou Campo Jr Joanne Mascola Rosemary Dougherty Archie Vitale Moira Murphy Christy McConney Lorraine Fitzgerald Connie Kelly Leo Kozlowski Chris Lamothe Aurora Iervolino Betsy Young
We extend our deepest sympathy to the families of Marly Volpicelli, Walt Blythe. Please keep them and their families in your prayers.
The Sacrament of the Sick is available on November 6-7 after all the Masses in the Mary Chapel
The Blessed Mother statue traveled to many homes as well as to the Artman Home these past months. She is actually
scheduled for the remaining weeks of 2021 with the exception of November. If you are interested in having our
Mary statue sometime in November, please contact Pat Bradley at 215-262-1768 or email at
[email protected] Our Blessed Mother will bring with her blessings to you and those you love.
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IMPORTANT Are you a snowbird? If you will be away for
several months this winter and would like your Collection Envelopes put on hold please call the rectory at 215-646-4742 between 9:00am
and 4:00pm as soon as possible.
ADVERTISERS We appreciate those who support St. Anthony of Padua Church by advertising in our bulletin. Patronize their
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We will have Monday night adoration the second Monday of each month at 7pm in the Sanctuary. We will live stream this
adoration.
Each Monday we will be having adoration of the Blessed Sacrament for four hours (8AM until 1PM) in the Church. Please send us word that you will come and pray so that all four hours will be covered with Pray-ers.
THE HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTIONS ENTRUSTED TO HIS WORLDWIDE PRAYER NETWORK FOR THE YEAR 2021
Eucharistic Prayer Intention for November People Who Suffer from Depression We pray that people who suffer from depression or burn-out will find support and a light that opens them up to life.
You are invited to donate gift certificates from local food stores. These certificates will help us to meet the request for food which increases during the winter months Please place
them in an envelope labeled “For those in Need” and drop them off at the Parish Center or in the collection
basket. Please include the activation receipt.
St. Anthony of Padua: A tithing parish God’s Plan for Giving Please accept my gratitude to all of you who have responded to our God’s Love Unites Us program. One of my tasks as pastor is to ask you for your assistance and your help over and over again in addition to your financial support. Over and over again you come through with a response that is just right. Please know how grateful I am. Church E-Giving Total Weekly YTD Actual YTD Budgeted (week 18) Budgeted Envelopes 118 162 280 Sunday $8,523 $6,139 $14,662 $16,750 $281,694 $302,500 Those in need 55 143 198 350 5,258 6,100 Debt Red. 80 49 129 200 3,180 3,600 Gift Cards 25 0 25 Other 0 125 125 World Mission 0 70 70 Black & Indian 68 0 68 Jubilee Fd. 0 25 25 All Saints 205 0 205 All Souls 261 0 261 Stewardship 10,350 5,000 15,350 52,588 $19,499 $11,551 $31,050
Attendance 497
Parish Giving! St. Anthony Parish now offers the convenience
of “Electronic giving”. Electronic Giving allows your contributions to our parish to be made automatically from your checking account or credit card. There are a number of ways to sign
up: online at www.saintanthonyparish.org click on the Parish Giving Icon on our webpage or pick up a Parish Giving
form in the Narthex.
“God's Love Unites Us” Program
Thank you for your generous support of our “God's Love Unites Us” Program! Several weeks ago, we began this important parish-wide program and we are starting to see signs that our offertory collections are growing through the generosity of YOU, our faithful parish community. Next week we will be publishing in the bulletin a report with important highlights from our program. Thank you so very much to all who participated. Your generosity shows your willingness as faithful stewards to be a part of the ongoing missions of St. Anthony of Padua Parish.
Anyone wishing to advertise on the back pages of our bulletin should contact John Patrick Publishing. Call toll free 800-333-3166.
Sick List Update Some of the following names have been on the parish sick list for many months. If you wish to remain on the list please call the rectory to let us know this. If we do not hear from you within the next 3 weeks we will remove these names. Thank you for your cooperation.
Bill Carroll Christie Campo-Man Betsy Young Michael Rizzo Lauren Bradley Mary Alice Duckett Darren Duckett Elizabeth Maruca Lois Scogna Maureen Dealy Edward Klien Sam Rocco Jeanne Adamson Brendan Boyle Cynthia Allen Elizabeth Fioreto LeDonna Lucas Lance Bohlen Dennis Haas Connie Hunt Joel Rivera
Welcome New Parishioners John Oswald and Angel Ferrino
Tara and Sean Fitzpatrick and Family Mary Kate and Hall Zahrend and Family Stefanie and Michael Brady and Family
Christen and Joseph Abbonizio and Family
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St. Anthony of Padua Religious Education
Program Angela Lawlor, Director of Religious Education 215.646.6150 x2 [email protected]
Around the Archdiocese...Check out the New Evangelization webpage at http://www.phillyevang.org/ There is information on Parish Retreats, Concerts, Lecture Series, Discussion Groups and many more programs held throughout the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for women, men and children of all ages. Contact us at 215-587-5630 or [email protected].
The Communion Closet of Ambler is a collection of over 100 new & gently used First Communion attire pieces &
accessories available for all local parishioners to borrow.
For donation or program info, please visit the St. Anthony CFF website & click the Communion Closet logo or email
CFF & FAMILY CATECHESIS FAMILIES: Please review emails from the CFF Office during the year
regarding your child's faith formation, including upcoming dates, reminders, updates, sacrament information (if
applicable) & resources to support you & your children in the faith.
IN PERSON CFF (TUESDAYS 4:30 & 6:30)
UPCOMING CALENDAR Tuesday 11/9—NO CFF
Tuesday 11/16—CFF SESSION Tuesday 11/23—NO CFF—HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
HOME BASED FAMILY CATECHESIS
UPCOMING CALENDAR Monday, November 8—Unit 1 Quizzes Due
Thurs. November 11 6:30-7:30—Unit 2 Parent Mtg (Friendship Hall)
2021 Confirmation (Level 7)
Rehearsal—Monday, Nov. 8—5:00-6:30PM (Candidate & Sponsor)
Confirmation—Tuesday, November 9 at 4PM
Level 2 Reconciliation/Communion Dates First Reconciliation
Tuesday, February 22 2022 at 7PM First Communion Retreat—Sunday, March 13 at 2PM OR 4PM (Families will choose their retreat session via
SignUpGenius) Communion Rehearsal
Thursday, April 28 5:00-6:30PM First Communion—Saturday, April 30, 2022 at 11AM
OLM Updates
OLM Registration for the ’22 – ’23 School Year is NOW OPEN Thank you to all those that visited OLM during out Open House event. Enrollment for students entering K to 8th grade is now open. If you are considering enrolling your child at OLM for the ’22-’23 school year, please contact Julie Bebey, [email protected] or call her at 215-646-0150. You can schedule a personal tour to see the school “in action.” Space is limited, please do not delay in visiting today!
Become an OLM SUPERHERO What is an OLM Superhero? This is a person or business who helps provide tuition assistance to an OLM family. Learn how easy it is to be an OLM SUPER-HERO when you participate in the EITC program that allows a person or business to redirect their PA tax dollars to OLM.
If you owe more than $1,000 in yearly PA personal income tax, the process of supporting OLM Students is easier than you think. Please contact Mrs. Julie Bebey at [email protected] to learn more about this program. We need more SUPERHEROES!!!
Visit the OLM Facebook & Instagram page to learn more about OLM
Companions on the Journey November 7, 2021
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BLOOD DRIVE St. Anthony of Padua Parish, 259 Forest Avenue, Ambler
Tuesday, November 23, 2021, Fr iendship Hall 2:00 to 7:00 PM Please call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-
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Immaculée Ilibagiza: Finding Forgiveness in God's Mercy Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 7 PM (Doors open at 5:30 PM and close at 6:30 PM). St. David Church invites you to join us for an evening reflection on forgiveness from the perspective of a Rwandan genocide survivor. Immaculée Ilibagiza will share her beautiful account of how God inspired forgiveness in her heart for the murderers that raged outside her cramped hiding spot for 91 days. You are invited down to our Church Hall afterwards for light refreshments and a book signing by Ms. Ilibagiza. Location: St. David Church, 316 Easton Road, Willow Grove. Tickets: Tickets are required for this event. Ticket sales open November 1 at: https://stdavidparish.org/advent-2021/
Our faith calls us to “feed the hungry”. Inter-Faith Housing Alliance provides
hundreds of Thanksgiving food bundles to families in need each year.
Can you help a family celebrate the holiday by donating a Thanksgiving Food Bundle? Bags to pack your
donations along with a shopping list & instructions will be available for pickup in the Nathex beginning October 23rd. You are also
welcome to donate single $25 Giant Gift Cards without a bundle. Completed bags and/or gift cards must be returned to the table
in the Narthex by Sunday, November 14th. Questions? Contact Angela Lawlor
([email protected]) or Mary Donnelly ([email protected])
We pray the Flame of Love Rosary every Monday at St. Alphonsus Parish at 10:00 AM in the main church and every Friday at St. Anthony Parish at 1:00 PM in the Mary Chapel. All are welcome to join us! For more information on the Flame of Love movement, go to www.flameoflove.us
Dear Friends in Christ,
A couple of weeks back I was contacted by a parishioner about bringing their children back to church where most people are no longer wearing masks and masks are not mandated in such gatherings. The point was made that because most children are not vaccinated, are going to school and wearing masks there to lower the possibility of contacting the corona virus, that it was difficult to bring little ones into a closed in place where most people are not wearing masks. And so I said I would bring this to you and ask those of you who are present if you would be willing to wear masks here even though you do not have to, and probably do not want to, but for the sake of the return of the children. The next Sunday I noticed that there were many more parishioners who were wearing their masks here. I also noticed that there were more families with their children present. It warmed my heart to see. I know it warmed your heart to see. Thanks to all of you who made the sacrifice. I know, from talking to some of you, that you personally are not convinced of the efficacy of wearing masks at all. Others are convinced that mask-wearing is a vital deterrent. I tend to err of the side of safety. If my wearing a mask can raise the comfort level for others who believe themselves to be very much at risk in a gathering where most are not wearing masks, then for the sake of the little ones and for the sake of a tender conscience on the part of a parishioner who also wants to be able to find a way back to Eucharist, I will wear a mask before Mass and after Mass and at the distribution of Communion. Otherwise we have been told not to wear a mask in the sanctuary. As you can see all of this is difficult to navigate. But one thing is for certain. We have to stop judging other people—either for wearing masks or for not wearing masks. We just have to stop presuming we know what the other person should do just because we are sure what we should do. It does not necessarily follow. Why have we stopped giving anyone who has a different take on things the benefit of the doubt? Why does there have to be only one way? Aren’t there enough circumstances in each family that they can make a decision regarding what they will and will not expose themselves to? Or expose their children to? Can they not come to this decision for very closely held family decisions that do not have to be shared with the rest of the world? Isn’t it enough for them to size things up and make their decision? My friends, the corona virus has been such a trying disease for all of us. Let us not make things more difficult by passing judgments on the decisions of others without our really knowing why they have made the decision they have. Instead, let’s pull for each other to get through all of this, as unscathed as possible. Let us pray for each other, for other families that they will find just the right strength to see them through these very difficult days. We truly are all in this together.
Peace, Msgr. McHenry
SANCTUARY LAMP
Sanctuary Lamp candles burn for one full week. To request that the Sanctuary Lamp in the Main Church or Mary Chapel burn for your intentions or in memory of a loved one, please complete the form on the bulletin boards, place in the
collection basket with your donation of $20, or return it to the Parish Office. Thank You!
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Check out our new Parish Webpage at www.saintanthonyparish.org
Read Monsignor McHenry’s Homilies, find information about Faith Formation Programs, and links to other catholic websites. Click on
Parish Life for Mass Schedules, Ministries Schedules, the Parish Calendar, Meeting
Dates, Stewardship. Music Ministry, Funeral Planning and much more.
We’re using flocknote.com to help send out info via email, txt msg and more. Text the word “anthonyambler” to 84576
The Serra Missionaries invite you to participate in the “THANK YOU, FATHER” campaign! This is a simple way
to show your love and support for our wonderful priests. Catholics of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are encouraged to send a letter or email of gratitude for the
remarkable priests in their lives. We ask that all letters be sent now through Thanksgiving, November 25, 2021. If you have
any questions, please contact Kathryn Slaats at [email protected].
“O Jesus, our great High Priest, hear my humble prayers on behalf of your priests. Give them a deep faith, a bright and
firm hope and a burning love that will ever increase in the course of their priestly life.”
Come & See Weekends offer men who are discerning a call to the priesthood a chance to get away, to be with others on a similar journey, and to find a place of quiet to listen to God speak. Held throughout the year, these weekends for high school men and post-high school men include Mass,
praying Liturgy of the Hours with the seminary community, Holy Hours, talks on discernment and vocations, and the
opportunity to spend time with the seminarians in formation. There is no cost to attend these weekends, which include a
single room and all meals. For more information, dates and to register for a Come and See Weekend, please visit
Heedthecall.org/ComeandSee or contact Fr. Friel at [email protected].
Stand Up for Life Dinner - Sunday, November 21, 2021 4:30 PM Cocktails, 5:30 PM Dinner.
The Stand Up For Life Dinner gives the pro-life community in greater Philadelphia a chance to gather and further our
mission of making abortion unthinkable. Speaker: Patricia Sandoval Location: Sheraton Hotel Downtown Philadelphia
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Mass for Deceased Priests of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia On Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 4:00 P.M., the Most Reverend Nelson J . Pérez will be the principal celebrant and homilist of a Mass for the Dead for the happy repose of the souls of the deceased priests of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. The Mass will be held at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.
Ministry with Youth and Young Adults - New Websites Our new Office for Ministry with Youth and Office for Ministry with Young Adults have now launched their websites. Here you will find great resources and events for teens and young adults. Bookmark these two websites and join their email lists to stay connected to the great work they are doing! Office for Ministry with Youth: https://phillyym.org/ Office for Ministry with Young Adults: https://phillyyam.org/
“How to Deal with Loneliness” a Free Virtual Workshop on Zoom from the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for Freedom, Family, and Faith on November 17, 2021 – 8-9 pm. “How to Deal with Loneliness” is a workshop for those who have experienced sadness and loss offering hope through our Catholic faith. The workshop will offer helpful tips and offer time for questions and dialogue over Zoom. This is part of the “Families in Crisis” series through the Foundation. Location: Zoom Speakers: Marek Rudak, Catholic Author/Speaker/Coach and Anne DeSantis, Director of the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for Freedom, Family, and Faith. To learn more: Visit the website: Nonnatus.org... or email [email protected]...
CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR SAVE THE DATE! Holy Rosary host their annual Christmas Craft Fair on:
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Interested crafters can find the registration forms on the school website: www.holyrosaryregional.com Questions can be directed to the school office at 610-825-0160 or email
Bereavement Retreat - "In the In Between" Wednesday, November 15, 1pm-5pm. Please join us for a
retreat designed especially for those suffering from grief and loss. This event will help you cope with grief and will offer
spiritual support through the healing comfort of God. Location: St. Jude Church and Shr ine, 321 West Butler
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