Our final Lenten Supper will be on Friday evening, March 31st at 6:00 pm in Donnelly Hall. The CYO Ministry is this week's host and will be serving pizza. Stations of the Cross follow supper at 7:00 pm in church.
Thank you to the parishioners who so generously support the parish! While many choose to give by electronic giving, others choose to use envelopes. We are aware that there have been multiple issues with the envelopes this year. Our long-time vendor merged with a new company late last year. After the merger, there were several delays with the post office and delivery of envelopes. Click Headline to Read On...
Death hurts. We feel the sadness. But there is also the pain. Jesus felt the pain of death. When his friend Lazarus died Jesus first cries (Jn. 11:35) and then groans in pain (Jn. 11:38). Why did Jesus cry and groan in pain if He knew He could raise Lazarus from the dead? Because at that - Click Headline to Read On....
This year we mark 75 years as a parish and celebrate our Diamond Anniversary. We were officially declared a parish of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia on July 2, 1947, when our founding pastor, Fr. James A. Donnelly met with Dennis Joseph Cardinal Dougherty, who granted the people of ‘Green Ridge’, in Delaware County, permission to establish a new parish. Less than two weeks later - Click headline to read on...
Our founding pastor was Fr. James A. Donnelly. Fr. Donnelly stayed through the founding/building phases of our parish, as the cornerstone for the ‘Old Church’ was laid in 1949, and our rectory built in 1951, followed by the Original Church building. At that time, we saw the arrival of our second pastor - Click headline to read on...