God has blessed St. Titus with people who genuinely care about each other, reach out to each other and work together for the good of all. There is an abundance of prayer, devotions, ministries and organizations all of which give praise to God, draw us together and continue to build the community of which we are all proud. While we work hard, we also have fun and enjoy each other, recognizing the unique gift that God created each of us to be.
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To arrange for a home visit for Anointing of the Sick, confession or Holy Communion, please call the Parish Office at 610-279-4990 during regular business hours. Anointing of the Sick for an individual can also be performed following any Mass AT CHURCH by request to the priest celebrating Mass.
The St. Titus Parish Office will be CLOSED on:
-Monday, January 2nd for the New Year's holiday
-Monday, January 16th for MLK Day
-Monday, February 20th for Presidents' Day
On these days, the Church will be open for 8:45am Mass, followed by Miraculous Medal Novena. Church closes for the day following Novena.
Examining the Passion Narratives of St. Matthew and St. John
Beginning Tuesday, February 14, Deacon Claude will lead a weekly Bible study, reflection and prayer session on the Passion narratives of St. Matthew and St. John, which we will hear on Palm Sunday and Good Friday, respectively. We will gather over six consecutive Tuesdays from 7pm to around 8:15pm in the Our Lady of Mercy room in the St. Helena Convent on Yost Road. We will not meet on March 21, which is the date of the St. Helena Parish Lenten Penance Service.
We require a count estimate for materials, so please call the Parish office at St. Titus 610-279-4990 or
St. Helena 610-275-7711, if you plan to participate.
Dust your pans! Fire up your ovens!
The annual Senior Citizens Bake Sale will be held on February 11th & 12th. Pull out your favorite recipes and whip up some goodies to donate to the cause. Contact Phyllis DeColli at 610-239-8924, if you can share your baking talents.