PNCC

On September 11, 2022, we will be holding our Annual Blue Mass and 9/11 Remembrance honoring our local First Responders and remembering the tragedy of 9/11, 2001.  There will be only one Mass this day at 9:00 AM.  Local First Responders have been asked to give an item  to be blessed such as a fireman’s hat, medkit, etc.  There will be coffee and donuts in the Fellowship Hall afterwards.  I hope to see everyone there.  Thank you and God bless.

For those unable to join us in worship on any given Sunday, the WEEKLY BULLETIN is available online here.  Just click on BULLETINS along the top row of this page and select the current week.  While this is provided for your convenience, I still hope to see all of you at Mass on Sundays.  Thank you and God bless.

Just one week to go until the return of Saint Stephen’s famous Annual Polish Picnic! Please go to READ MORE and then click here for more information!  This has been very popular in the past, what with polish food, music, refreshments and games.  I hope to see everyone there. And let’s pray for good weather!

After a three year hiatus we are pleased to announce the return of Saint Stephen’s famous Polish Picnic to be held on August 14th at the Saint Benedict’s Picnic Grounds, Rt. 10 Plowville, PA  (nine miles south of Reading) Noon until 6 PM.   Click READ MORE for more information and a copy of the Picnic Flyer to post where ever you can.  For more information click here!

For the Easter Worship Schedule check under the BULLETINS tab.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Due to inclement weather, the 8:00 Mass will be cancelled, Sunday, March 13th.

Father Senior Donald will celebrate the 9:30 Mass for those brave of heart.

Please be safe, be warm and take all good care.

Thank you and God bless.

During the season of Lent we will be praying the Stations of the Cross each and every Wednesday evening starting March 9th and leading up to Holy Week.  I hope that everyone will plan on attending to join together in prayer and reflection and that you urge your families, friends and neighbors to attend as well.  This is a beautiful and moving form of worship and it helps to focus our thoughts and prayers on our Lord and Savior as we reflect on His Passion and Death.

Today is the first Sunday of Lent.  I hope that everyone is ready to begin our solemn Lenten journey as we follow our beloved Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ along the path of His Passion.  Please be diligent in your daily prayers and meditations during this Lenten Season. Remember also to try to abstain from meat on Fridays as a form of penance in honor of our Lord’s passion and sacrifice. A blessed and prayerful Lent to all.