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Mass Schedule:
Saturday
5:00 PM - OLC
8:30 AM - First Saturday Mass with Devotions (1st Saturday of each month only)

Sunday
8:00 AM - OLC
9:30 AM - St. Malachi
11:00 AM - Schneider Parish

Holy Days
8:30 AM & 7:00 PM -
Our Lady of Consolation

Daily Mass
8:30 AM - Monday through Friday* at OLC
*Friday Devotions following Mass on the 1st Friday of each month

Confession
4:00-4:30 PM - Saturday at OLC

Welcome

As you browse our website, perhaps the first thing that will occur to you is what makes us so unique— we are a movable feast. With three distinct worship sites, our parish encompasses roughly 350 square miles and is home to a diverse and vibrant community of people who, united in the Catholic Faith, seek to keep the vibrant love of Jesus present in our world.

PREP & LTJV Class Registration

Registration forms for classes beginning October 2020 must be received by 09-09-20. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we will offer two options for our PREP & LTJV programs— In-Person or Virtual Only.

In-Person classes for PREP include attendance every other Sunday with smaller class groups. On off Sundays, parents/guardians are responsible for a lesson provided by their Catechist. In person classes for LTJV students will meet weekly in the Parish Center /Main Level and follow social distancing measures and wear masks.

Virtual Only students for PREP and LTJV classes will meet with a Catechist via Zoom once a week and complete/return assignments weekly to DRE. Classes will include a family component, such as a family visit to a shrine, praying the Rosary, Corporal & Spiritual Works of Mercy, etc.

REGISTRATION FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 09-09-20

Visit our PREP & LTJV program pages to complete the registration forms.

Important Update from Fr. O'Neill

07-10-20 — Please read the important following update from our Pastor, Fr. O'Neill on guidelines on masks and other Covid precautions for the public celebration of Mases, Sacraments and other public gatherings at our OLC worship sites and buildings.

New Video From Our OLC Music Ministry and Fr. O'Neill!

07-08-20— This Video Collage of "Hail Mary, Gentle Woman" was put together right before we began coming back to Mass in June. It was inspired by a video that catholic composers, singers and musicians had put together at the height o the Pandemic lock down. We are grateful for all involved and for the hard work that Megan Przychodzien and Janeen Walker put into editing it.

Welcome Home to Church!

On 06-24-20, Pastors were informed by the Archdiocese of some changes for our public celebration of Masses as we move from the Yellow or Restricted Phase to the Green Phase or less restricted phase in Southeastern, PA. Governor Wolf has authorized this pat of our state, which includes the 5 Counties of the Archdiocese. Archbishop Pérez has authorized some changes that relax some of the guidelines we have been following. However, most of the restrictions from the Yellow Phase are still in effect. These restrictions and guidelines must be followed for the safety and well being of our Parishioners. The below updated guidelines have been adapted for our Parish from the general guidelines given to us by the Archdiocese and approved by Archbishop Pérez. The new changes are written in Green. Please read these guidelines carefully. Any specific questions may be sent to Fr. O'Neill via email or by phone at: chiefstang91@aol.com or 610-857-3510. Thank you for your continued cooperation and support. God Bless you! ~ Fr. O'Neill, Pastor

Mass Celebration Update: Green Phase Goes into Effect
06-27-20

Archdiocesan Liturgical Guidelines for Green Phase
06-24-20

What are you looking forward to most about coming back to church? See a special video below from our OLC Family and why they can't wait to come back to church this weekend!

A Fun Way to Keep the Faith During Quarantine

The Holy Rosary with Scripture Readings
The Luminous Mysteries - Thursdays

A Prayer for Protection

Archbishop William E. Lori, the supreme chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, has asked his parishioners, members of the Knights and others to join in a novena invoking the intercession of Mary to aid the sick and all who are suffering due to the coronavirus pandemic.

VIEW PDF COPY OF PRAYER

In making his appeal, Archbishop Lori cited the prayer and the leadership of Pope Francis, who recently invoked Mary’s help under the special title of “Health of the Sick.” The Knights of Columbus has published the prayer said by Pope Francis and Archbishop Lori online, calling on members and Catholics to say the prayer over nine days as a novena beginning Sunday. It especially prays “for those who have fallen ill, for those who are vulnerable and for those who have died.”

Find more information on the Knights of Columbus website at http://www.kofc.org/en/news-room/articles/novena-prayer-for-protection.html.

About the Art: The ancient fresco of Madonna del Soccorso (Our Lady of Help) in St. Peter’s Basilica was restored with the support of the Knights of Columbus to mark the Year of Faith (2012-2013). Photo courtesy of Fabbrica di San Pietro/M. Falcion.

Our Lady of Częstochowa Shrine

Check out some beautiful photos taken during Father O’Neill’s retreat at the Our Lady of Częstochowa Shrine in Doylestown, PA from February 10th -14th. Masses, Holy Hours, votive candles and Rosaries were offered for you and your families’ intentions.