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Food For Their Table

grocery Difficult times can come to friends even in the seemingly most affluent societies and an occasional helping hand can ease the difficulties faced by our friends. Saint Elizabeth’s Family Assistance Program administered by Father Joseph Prince and Deacon Frank Foyt will occasionally forward supermarket “food cards” to individuals or families, brought to their attention, who find themselves in difficult times.

The Outreach Committee is sponsoring a drive to collect gift cards for grocery stores to assist the confidential work of the Family Assistance Program. Gift cards will be collected at masses the weekend of October 13th. See the flyer for details...

Altar Servers Needed!

alter We are looking for girls & boys in grades 4 – 12 who would like to participate in this rewarding ministry. The altar server assists the priest and deacon during mass. In addition there are also opportunities to help during Advent, Lent, and First Communion and Confirmation celebrations. If you are interested in becoming an altar server, or just would like to know more about it, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Special Offerings

In addition to the weekly offerings, collections are taken for special causes, our parish emergency fund and Holy Days. Most are a second collection on Sunday. A few are for Holy Days which occur during the week. Remember, you can schedule your offerings to be electronically transferred! See Online Giving...

From Bishop Caggiano

caggiano As the recent scandalous events regarding the crimes of sexual abuse against minors have come to light in the Pennsylvania Grand Jury Report and the earlier revelations regarding Archbishop Mccarrick, I have been sick to my stomach. Words like horrifying, betrayal, and diabolical come to mind describing the evil abuse that was perpetrated against children, who were robbed of their innocence, and often of their faith and future. The failure of some bishops to report this evil is equally stunning and deeply sinful. ... Read the entire letter

Parish Nurse Corner

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“For day and night your hand was heavy upon me; my strength was sapped as in the heat of summer.” - Psalms 32:4.

During a heat-related illness, the body’s temperature can quickly rise above 103 degrees. To prevent overheating make sure the person stays hydrated, wears loose clothing, avoids the hottest time of the day, avoids caffeinated beverages, and uses air conditioning or fans to cool down. If suffering from heat stroke, a person may display the following: confusion, dizziness, fainting, clammy/pale skin, headache, fatigue, dry mouth, weak pulse, lack of perspiration, or nausea. If heat stroke is suspected, move the person to a cool place and seek medical attention immediately to prevent serious complications.

2018 Annual Catholic Appeal

Joy in Christ, Our Gift to Share

The 2018 Annual Catholic Appeal is now underway in the diocese. To view some of the charitable initiatives, please view the video below that displays some of the programs & beneficiaries.

As a parish it would be an accomplishment to meet our goal and increase parishioner participation. Please pray for a successful campaign. Thank you. Father Prince.

Click here to visit the Annual Catholic Appeal Website

Coffee Hour

coffee2 The Parish Coffee Hour is held most Sundays following the 9:30 am Mass.

Baked goods are always welcome! There are usually 2 families who volunteer to host each Sunday. The first Sunday of the month is always hosted by the Prime Timers.If you would like to host a coffee hour please contact Mary Hynes