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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Thursday May 19, 2022
2:30pm or 7pm
St Helena Convent Building
Pope Francis has invited the whole Church worldwide to participate in this Synodal Journey. These gatherings are an opportunity for a prayerful, serene listening and dialogue among our parishioners to honestly reflect on how the Church is journeying with her people. The sessions will involve small group reflections on sacred scripture and then discussions on our Joys and Concerns regarding the Church, and how the Church can do a better job of Listening and Accompanying her members.
Please click HERE to register or call (610) 275-7711.
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 Archdiocesan guidelines and other helpful information may be reviewed online at https://www.archphila.org/arise. As we gather to celebrate in-person the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, let us focus on worshipping with faith, hope, charity and prudence.
GENERAL POINTS
· Hand sanitizers are available at the Church entrances.
· The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation is in place, however, as always, please remain at home if you are feeling sick.
· By longstanding Church law, the obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days does not apply to those who are sick; have a serious health risk; live in a household with those at risk; serve as primary caregiver to those at risk; have serious anxiety or concerns about being in a large group setting due to COVID-19;
or are unable to attend Mass in-person.
· The faithful are directed to the 11:00am Mass celebrated at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul streamed live weekly on the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s website as well as the Facebook pages for the Archdiocese and Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez. Links to the live stream sites are: www.archphila.org OR https://www.facebook.com/ArchbishopPerez/
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You can view the 4:00pm Saturday Vigil Mass and the 7:30am, 9am and 11am Sunday Masses by livestream from St. Helena Church.
Go to the St. Helena Parish website at https://www.sainthelena-centersquare.net and select the livestream button on the right hand side of the homepage.
· The celebration of the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Penance and Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick and Matrimony are to be carried out without exceptions or restrictions.
· Confessions can be heard in the confessional, anonymously or face to face, without any restrictions.