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THE CHURCH OF
SAINT TIMOTHY
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Founded 1928
Celebrating 90 years of God’s abundant grace
May 2, 2021 Fifth Sunday of Easter
02 MAY 2021 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
Saint Timothy Rectory Sunday Mass
3001 Levick Street * Philadelphia, PA 19149 Saturday evening: 4:30 pm
Telephone: 215-624-6188 * Fax: 215-624-1316 Sunday: 6:30 am, 9:15 am, 12:00 pm
Open Mon. and Fri. 9:00a.m.—12:00p.m. Daily Mass
Tues., Wed. and Thurs. 9:00a.m. — 4:00p.m. Monday to Friday: 8:30 am
Saturday: 8:30 am
Reverend Michael S. Olivere, Pastor Summer Daily Mass Schedule:
Reverend Jason E. Buck, In Residence May 31-September 3
Reverend Charles J. Noone, In Residence Monday to Friday: 8:30a.m. & Saturday: 8:30 a.m.
Reverend John A. Kolodziej, OSFS Holydays
Sunday Ministry No Vigil Mass the day before the Holyday.
Mass on the Holy day of Obligation:
6:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., 12:05 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Pastoral Staff
Sister Beatrice McElrone, SSJ
Director of Social Services
215-331-5436 Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School
Ms. Anne Coneghen Hawthorne and Levick Streets
Director of Music Ministries Telephone: 215-338-9797 * Fax: 215-331-6457
215-624-6188 x102 Ms. Linda Milewski, Principal
Mrs. Cheryl Kirschman
Coordinator of Religious Education
215-624-6188 x123 Saint Timothy Convent
Mr. Thomas Sullivan 3033 Levick Street
Business Manager Telephone: 215-624-8333
215-624-6188 x104 The Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Sisters of Christian Charity
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK RECONCILIATION (CONFESSION)
Please contact the rectory to make arrangements for anointing and Confessions are heard every Saturday from 3:15 to 4:15pm in the lower
Communion for the sick and dying. church, or by appointment.
BAPTISM OF CHILDREN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (PREP)
The Sacrament of Baptism is administered on the second and fourth Religious instruction for elementary school students takes place on
Sunday of each month at 1:00 pm in the upper church. Wednesday afternoons during the school year. Please contact Mrs.
Parents are asked to register for Baptism by calling the rectory. Cheryl Kirschman for more information .
Pre Jordan instructions are required for parents and are held on the
first Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the rectory dining room.
To be Announced CHRISTIAN INITIATION of ADULTS
Please call the rectory to register for the class. This prepares adolescents and adults for Baptism and full communion in
the Catholic Church.
For more information, please contact the rectory.
BLESSED SACRAMENT
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held every Wednesday in the
lower church beginning at 9:00 am and concluding at 12 noon. SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Arrangements for the Sacrament of Marriage must be made with one of
the parish priests at least six months before the wedding date.
NEW PARISHIONERS
New parishioners are most welcome and are encouraged to register as
soon as possible after moving into the parish. VISITS TO SICK AND HOMEBOUND
The parish priests visit the sick in their homes and in area hospitals.
Please contact the rectory to arrange a visit.
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PAGE 2 - 116 ST. TIMOTHY NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, YOU BELONG HERE WWW.ST-TIMS.ORG02 MAY 2021 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
A Letter from our Pastor
Dear Friends,
Our second grade PREP students and school children will be receiving their first Holy Communion
this coming Saturday, May 8th, and our seventh grade PREP students and school children will be receiving
the Sacrament of Confirmation at the hands of Bishop John McIntyre, Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia,
this coming Tuesday, May 4th. As a community of faith, we rejoice in the great gift of grace that will be
given by God to our young people in these important sacramental celebrations. I ask you in a special way
to remember our second and seventh graders in these days leading up to the celebration of these Sacra-
ments of Initiation, that they will open their hearts to the grace that God will so generously bestow on them
sacramentally and that, through this great gift, they will not only change their lives but change the world.
We will once again be participating in the archdiocesan Manna food drive. The brown Manna bags
will be available for pick up in church on the weekend of May 8-9. We ask every family/household to take
a bag and fill it with non-perishable food items for the benefit of our sisters and brothers who are most in
need. We ask you to return your filled bag to church the following weekend, May 15-16. Most of the food
collected will be brought to the food pantry at Mother of Mercy House in Kensington. Thank you in ad-
vance for your generosity.
I once again respectfully remind you to please consider your gift to the 2021 Catholic Charities Ap-
peal, if you have not already given your gift. My goal as your pastor is for every household and/or every
wage earner in the parish to make a sacrificial gift to this year’s Appeal. Every gift to the Appeal --- no
matter how large or small --- goes a long way in assisting the Archdiocese in carrying out the corporal
works of mercy, especially among those most in need. If you didn’t receive a Catholic Charities envelope
directly from the Catholic Charities office, envelopes are available at the doors of the church. Your dona-
tion may be placed in this envelope and mailed directly to the diocesan office. I would prefer that you
NOT put them in the collection basket, but mail them directly to the office yourself. I thank you in advance
from the bottom of my heart for your generosity to the 2021 Appeal, which really funds the most important
work we do as a Church in this great Archdiocese.
I remind you again that our 90th anniversary book is completed and is available at the rectory.
There are a limited number of books available. We are asking for a donation of $25 per book. Books may
be purchased at the rectory on any weekday between 9 AM and 2 PM. More information and an order form
may be found elsewhere in this bulletin.
Know that you and those you love are daily remembered in my Mass and my prayers.
Love and prayers,
Father Olivere
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Mass Intentions Church Memorials-Week of May 2nd
The Sanctuary Light in the Upper Church will burn
Monday, May 3rd SS. Philip and James In Loving Memory of Joseph W. & Margaret M. Lyskiewicz
8:30am Anna Mae Crich
The Bread and Wine are offered in the Upper Church
Tuesday, May 4th Easter Weekday
In Honor of Carol Schwinger (Living)
8:30am Paul Kolodchak (1st Anniversary)
The Sanctuary Light in the Lower Church will burn
Wednesday, May 5th Easter Weekday
In Honor of Christina Kosyla (Living)
8:30am Michael S. Olivere, Sr. (Birthday)
The Bread and Wine are offered in the Lower Church
Thursday, May 6th Easter Weekday
In Honor of Joan Migliore Manning (Living)
8:30 am Fran Hughes
Friday, May 7th Easter Weekday
8:30am Joseph
Universal Call to Holiness
Saturday, May 8th Easter Weekday EXPOSITION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT AND
8:30am Fr. John Nicholas, C.M. BENEDICTION
4:30pm Margaret DeVillier
THANK YOU
on Wednesdays in the Lower Church. Exposition will take place after
the 8:30 am Mass until Benediction at 12 Noon
Sunday, May 9th Sixth Sunday of Easter
6:30am Mother’s Day Intentions Thank youRECITATION OF THEsupport
for your continued HOLY ROSARY
of Saint Timothy
8:00the
Parish through am daily in your
use of the Lower
Sunday Church.
envelopes and
9:15am Mother’s Day Intentions
8:00 Giving.
Parish am Saturday at the outdoor
Sunday Grotto
envelopes may(weather permitting).
be dropped off at
12:00pm Mother’s Day Intentions
the rectory through the mail slot,
PRE JORDAN CLASSES
or mailed directly to:
The next Pre Jordan class will be April 6th at 7 pm in the rectory.
S u n d a y S c r i p t u r e R e a d i n g s Saint
Please contact theTimothy
rectory to Rectory
register for this class.
3001215-624-6188
Levick Street
Sunday, May 9th: Acts 1:15-17, 20a, 20c-26; Ps 103:1-2, 11- Philadelphia, PA 19149
12, 19-20; 1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 17:11b-19
P arish Calendar
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 8 May 9
3pm CYO Athletics 3pm CYO Athletics 3pm CYO Athletics 3pm CYO Athletics 3pm CYO Athletics 9am CYO Athletics
Special Blessings Adoration- Special Blessings
for Our Benediction for Our First Holy
Confirmation following the Communion
Students 8:30am Mass Students
Altar Server Schedule—May 2nd PREP— Mrs. Cheryl Kirschman
215-624-6188 Ext. 123
Mon., 8:30 am
Tue., 8:30 am
Wed., 8:30 am PREP Calendar Update:
Thu., 8:30 am
Fri., 8:30 am April 28th Levels 4-7 4:30-5:45pm
May 5th Levels K-3 4:30-5:45pm
Saturday, May 8th May 12th Levels 4-7 4:30-5:45pm
8:30 am May 19th Closing Mass for all PREP students at 4:30pm
4:30 pm M. Leary
Sunday, May 9th Students preparing for First Holy Communion and
9:15 am N. Dixon Confirmation please follow the schedule as emailed.
12:00 pm M. Todd
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Catholic Social Services Manna Bags will be distributed at all of
7340 Jackson Street 19136 215-624-5920 our Masses on the weekend of May 8th
and 9th. Kindly return your filled Manna
Food Cupboard Bag on Saturday, May 15th or Sunday,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday May 16th.
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Diaper Pantry Canned food items in greatest need are:
By appointment only, call 215-624-5920 beef stew, tuna fish, fruit, vegetables, pasta, soups and pork
Eligibility requirements: 32 weeks pregnant and parent with and beans.
children under age 3
Rental Assistance: Are you in need of Rent, Mortgage or If you are not able to bring a filled bag, feel free to donate
Utility Assistance? online instead: hhtps://yougivegoods.com/mannadrive
Catholic Social Services is here to help you! You may be eli-
gible for financial assistance. MANNA PRAYER
Please call 215-624-5920 for further information. Jesus, many times throughout Your life
You fed hungry people and
You called others to help.
You called the young child with
loaves and fishes to share his gifts.
You call each one of us today.
Open our eyes to see the needs of others.
Saint Timothy parishioners that have Open our ears to hear your call to share.
achieved Academic Honors at Open our hearts to welcome all
Archdiocesan High Schools People to the table of love.
people to table of love.
Archbishop Ryan High School Saint Katherine of Siena Church
Allyson Velez 2022 FIRST HONORS
Kendall Sellers 2024 FIRST HONORS St. Katherine’s is holding its annual Oktoberfestival
Peter DeAngelo 2023 SECOND HONORS weekend on Saturday, October 2nd and Sunday, October 3rd.
We are looking for Crafters and Artisans for the Craft Show
Saturday, October 2nd
Archbishop Wood High School and
Crafters and Vendors for Oktoberfest
Jayline Cruz 2022 SECOND HONORS Sunday, October 3rd.
If you would like more information or an application for either
Event, please contact Colleen Sharp 215-817-9497.
Saint Hubert High School
Grace Elizabeth Albertus 2024 FIRST HONORS Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School, located in
Monica Donnelly 2021 FIRST HONORS Gwynedd Valley, PA, is offering summer camps for girls and
Amanda Planita 2022 FIRST HONORS boys in grades 3-12. Camps focus on areas such as art, music,
Jadzia Santiago 2022 FIRST HONORS stem, theater, technology, and more!
Aaliyah Butts 2022 SECOND HONORS For more information, please visit www.gmahs.org/
Makayla Kelly 2022 SECOND HONORS
camps or email our camp coordinator
Nicole Mardula 2023 SECOND HONORS
at moneill@gmahs.org."
Carly Mills 2023 SECOND HONORS
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PARISH PRAYER INTENTIONS
Daniel Dougherty Fran Murray Barbara Willson A wonderful way to
Patrick Dougherty Jimmy O’Brien John Wilson
Pat Fox Mary Ousey Jim Zaccario, Sr. remember mothers during the
Joseph Gagne Raymon Pagan Nancy Zalot month of May is through the
James Gallagher Maureen Pschopp
Cindy Garbacki Felix Rybicki celebration of Holy Mass. To
Patrick Kelly Sco Rubel have your mother or other
Chris na Kosyla Theresa Russo
Joan Migliore Manning Carol Schwinger special woman remembered,
John McKeown, Jr. Don Shapley kindly return the Mother’s
Jimmy McNamara Theresa Sherwin
Tim Morgan Barbara Willson Day Remembrance envelope
before May 6th.
Mass Intentions for Mother’s
Day will be offered at the
Let them be filled with patience and joy in your presence as they wait
for your healing touch. Please restore your servants to full health, 6:30am, 9:15am and the 12noon
dear Father. Remove all fear and doubt from their hearts by the
power of your Holy Spirit, and may you, Lord, be glorified through
masses on Sunday, May 9th.
their life, Amen.
**We will be happy to keep the name of your loved one on the sick list for
three weeks. Hopefully, by that time, they will have recovered. If you wish to
extend a request for prayers beyond that time, please call the rectory in order
to place the request on the prayer list again.**
Our Lady of Calvary Bereavement Ministry
“Blessed are they who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
Matthew 5:4
Florence Rush
In the past weeks, months, or years you, or someone you
know, may have experienced the loss of a loved one. The
process of grieving this loss at the moment of death contin-
ues to go on in life. Our faith proclaims that the loved one we
grieve is with God, and there is certainly great consolation in
the truth of our faith, but be aware that the experience of los-
Parish Social Ministry 215-331-5436 ing a loved one continues with sadness, at times anger, emp-
Sr. Bea McElrone, SSJ tiness, and loneliness.
FOOD FOR THE NEEDY The meetings are held in the OLC lower church meeting
We continue to need and appreciate your donations to help room (enter by way of the ramp on the rectory side of the
those experiencing hard times. church) from 7:00PM to approximately 8:30PM.
Please drop off your donation (bag of non-
perishables) on the front porch of the Rectory Monday, April 26 “Changed Forever”
(3001) any time between Monday, May 3 Surviving Stress & Loneliness
9am and 3pm, Monday or Tuesday. Monday, May 10 Feelings of Denial, Bargaining, Guilt
God bless your efforts in this outreach. Monday, May 17 Spiritual Elements of Grief & Healing
Monday, May 24 The Value of memories & Personal
Bereavement Reflections
Available through the Ministry Office
215-331-5436 No prior sign up is necessary…come to whatever sessions
you can attend. PLEASE NOTE: Changes in dates of topics
Medical Equipment Items: bed pads, sitz bath, grabber, scheduled is possible, due to speaker’s previous commit-
dressing sticks, footstool with handle, wheeled walkers, com- ments
mode, raised toilet seats, tub transfer bench, Sammon Peston
heating pad, package of gauze sponges, weekly pill boxes.
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SCRIP-Mr. Thomas Sullivan Music Ministry
215-624-6188 ext. 106
Anne Coneghen 215-624-6188 Ext. 102
The Scrip Program benefits so many people in our parish. It
helps those who participate with their tuition costs to
Blessed Trinity School and Saint Timothy Parish as well. Are
you looking for a way to give back to your Parish, SCRIP is No Adult Choir Practice
the program for you. Volunteer your time, purchase SCRIP
gift cards (at face value and a small percentage is allotted
towards the Parish or a young person’s tuition). There are on Tuesday, May 4th
many ways to be involved. Check out our expansive list of
participating stores: grocery, retail, restaurants, movies.
You can’t go wrong with gift cards. Stop by on the SCRIP
office Remaining 2019 Sanctuary Memorials
Tuesday: 1pm to 4pm
Wednesday: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm
Thursday: 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm May 16th: Sanctuary Light ((LC)
Friday: 9am to 12pm May 16th: Bread and Wine (LC)
May 30th: Bread and Wine (UC)
Blessed Trinity Tui on Office May 30th: Bread and Wine (LC)
215-624-6188 x110/215-338-9797 x122
Sisters of St. Joseph Invite You to Celebrate
CONTACT: Sr. Mary Elizabeth Farrell, SSJ. Laudato Si’ Year
or Mr. Tom Sullivan
mfarrell@st-tims.org or tsullivan@btrcs.org Pope Francis has announced that the period be-
The tuition office is open on tween May 24, 2020 and May 24, 2021 will be desig-
Monday 10am to 12pm nate as Laudato Si’ Year for the Catholic Church.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10am to 3pm During this year of reflection the Sisters of St. Joseph
will be providing excerpts each week from the encyc-
Nazareth Academy High School lical along with reflection questions as one way for
our parishioners to participate in this global com-
VIRTUAL BEACH BAG BINGO! memoration.
Friday, May 7th
An exclusive event for 7th grade girls. This fun, free event May 2nd: We need to take up an ancient lesson, found
will feature 10 rounds of BINGO, with the first round begin- in different religious traditions and also in the Bible. It
ning at 6:30pm. Winners will receive beach bags filled with is the conviction that “less is more”. A constant flood of
summer-themed items. For more information and to register new consumer goods can baffle the heart and prevent us
for this event, please visit: from cherishing each thing and each moment. It is a
NazarethAcademyHS.org/BBB return to that simplicity which allows us to stop and ap-
or contactMs. Deraasouyan at
Admissiions@NazarethAcademyHS.org. preciate the small things, to be grateful for the opportu-
nities which life affords us, to be spiritually detached
from what we possess, and not to succumb to sadness
SUMMER PROGRAMS for what we lack.
Pre –7th and Pre-8th Grade Summer Enrichment Program for (LS#222)
students who will be in 7th or 8th grade beginning in the fall.
Along with Rocketry Camp, Art Camp, STEM Camp, Choir ***Which part of this excerpt most speaks to your heart?
Camp and Orchestra Camp,
Nazareth Academy also offers athletic camps, including bas- ***This week “stop and appreciate the small things” that God
ketball, cheer, lacrosse, soccer, softball and volleyball. places in front of you and in your life.
Dates and times vary throughout the summer. More infor-
mation and online registration are available by going to
NazarethAcademyHS.org/SummerPrograms.
May God bless our students as they continue
their faith journey by receiving the
Sacrament of Confirmation
No matter who you are, you on Tuesday, May 4th
belong here. The Most Reverend John J. McIntyre
presiding.
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GOLDEN FRIENDS SENIOR CLUB
Financial Information—Sunday Tithing
Contact: Kathy Drissel 215-370-7735 God’s Plan for Giving: Thank you! Tithing is God’s plan
to support His Church. Full tithing means 10% of
Stop by and have a great Wednesday with us from income to God. We ask half of this, or 5% for your
Parish Church.
10am to 2pm. You can have coffee, cake, make many
good friends and a chance to win B I N G O.
Come for a free visit. I know you will come back to Sunday, April 25, 2021
join Golden Friends Seniors here in the gym. Any Amt: $5,147.00 Env: 222
questions call 215-370-7735
We are a fun group! Sunday, April 26 ,2020
Amt: $5,019.00 Env: 94
Saint Timothy 50/50
Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31 A Will can be a final expression of one’s love and
Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00 concern for family, friends, and the Parish Community.
Drawing: Last day of month/need not be present to win. Please remember St Timothy Church in your estate
planning!
NAME:
P articip at ing P arishioner/
PHONE:
Schoo l F ami ly
A participating parishioner is a member of Saint Timothy Parish
Saint Timothy 50/50
Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31 who faithfully attends Mass on Sunday & who contributes to the
Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00 support of our parish at that time through the use of Sunday enve-
Drawing: Last day of month/need not be present to win. lopes with a minimum contribution of $11.00 per week as the par-
ish subsidy has been increased to $1,150 per student. In addition,
NAME: High School students should continue to use their envelopes as
well. All contributions will be reviewed & tuition will be charged
PHONE:
accordingly.
Saint Timothy 50/50 Memorial Opportunities
Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31
Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00 Sanctuary candle: A sanctuary candle burns in both our upper and
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Drawing: Last day of month/need not be present to win. lower church to remind us of the sacramental presence of Jesus
Christ in the Holy Eucharist. If you wish to have the sanctuary
NAME: candles in the upper or lower church burn for a full week in
memory of a loved one, please contact the rectory.
PHONE:
The suggested offering is $10.
Bread and Wine: In the early Church it was customary for the
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Saint Timothy 50/50 People of God to provide the bread and wine to be used at the
Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31
Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00 Celebration of the Eucharist. If you wish to participate in the
Drawing: Last day of month/need not be present to win. ancient tradition of providing the bread and wine for the
Celebration of the Eucharist in either the upper church or lower
NAME: church as a memorial for your Family or your deceased loved ones,
PHONE: please call the rectory. Suggested offering: $10.
Sanctuary Memorial Fund: This fund is an ideal way to
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memorialize deceased loved ones and friends. At the time of a
Saint Timothy 50/50 funeral, funds can be directed to the Parish Sanctuary Fund. An
Monthly Prize Drawing: May 31 acknowledgement of the gift is sent to the Family of the deceased.
Cost: (1)one for $2.00 or 3(three) for $5.00
The fund is used for the upkeep of Saint Timothy Sanctuaries. Mass
Drawing: Last day of month/need not be present to win.
is offered for Memorial Fund Benefactors privately.
NAME:
PHONE: Sanctuary Memorials
There are Sanctuary Candles and
Bread and Wine Memorials
CONGRATULATIONS! available through the rest of the year
To our April winner:
Please visit, or call the rectory 215-624-6188
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BTCS BOBCAT NATION are here to support Blessed Trinity
School! We will be auctioning off items to make up for other fundraisers
that we cannot have due to COVID.
All proceeds raised benefit Blessed Trinity!
Different items will be auctioned off every week or so. The way it works
is:
1. We will put up an item with a bid price with a limited number of spots.
2. Comment to let us know how many spots you want.
3. Send payment through—Venmo@BlessedTrinitySchool.
4. When you pay, please comment again “paid” on your original comment.
5. Once we receive payment, your name will be added to the list.
6. After all spots are filled, we will randomly pick a winner.
7. Prizes must be picked up. We will not be mailing any prizes.
FEEL FREE TO INVITE FRIENDS!! If you have any questions, email: amkelly@btrcs.org
Payments can also be dropped off at the rectory, or placed in the church collection basket, marked “BOBCAT NATION”, with
your name, phone number, number of spots and amount enclosed.
Saint Timothy
SAINT TIMOTHY CHURCH 90th Anniversary Book Order
90TH ANNIVERSARY
BOOK
Name: _____________________
___________________________
Father Olivere and the
90th Anniversary Book
Committee are pleased to Phone: ____________________
announce that our book has
arrived at the rectory.
No. of Books: _______________
It is a beautiful array of
written history and photos of Amount Enclosed: $__________
our Parish over 90 years.
Anyone wishing to purchase
a copy for yourself, or as a Please make checks payable to:
gift, may do so by filling out Saint Timothy Church
the order form, or by stop-
ping by the rectory during The cost is $25.00 per book.
regular rectory hours.
The cost is $25.00
The 90th Anniversary Book If you have
would make a great Moth- any questions,
er’s Day, or Father’s Day please contact
gift!
the Rectory at
215-624-6188
Take a walk down memory lane
and relive our 90th Anniversary celebrations!
Read about our rich history and previous pastors.
See Saint Timothy’s Sacramental Life and Parish celebrations.
View our many photos of past parish life and our many organizations.
volunteers, school children and parishioners.
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Saint Timothy Parish Mission Statement
We, the parish Family of Saint Timothy Roman Catholic Church of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
a diverse community of many generations, are dedicated to announcing God’s presence for all people
Relying on God’s Spirit and a strong tradition of Word, worship and welcome,
we seek to create a community of prayer, teaching and service.
Parish Clergy
Reverend Michael S. Olivere ......................... Pastor ................................................. 215-624-6188 molivere@st- ms.org
Reverend Jason E. Buck ................................ In Residence ....................................... 215-624-6188
Reverend Charles J. Noone ........................... In Residence ....................................... 215-624-6188
Parish Pastoral Staff
Sister Beatrice McElrone, SSJ ........................ Social Services .................................... 215-331-5436
Ms. Anne Coneghen ...................................... Music Ministries ................................. 215-624-6188 x102 aconeghen@st- ms.org
Mrs. Cheryl Kirschman .................................. Religious Educa on ............................ 215-624-6188 x123 ckirschman@st-ims.org
Parish Administra ve Staff
Mr. Thomas Sullivan ..................................... Business Manager 215-624-6188 x104 tsullivan@st- ms.org
Mrs. Annmarie Haag ..................................... Secretary ............................................ 215-624-6188 x101 ahaag@st- ms.org
Ms. Mary Porter ............................................ Secretary ............................................ 215-624-6188 x212 mporter@st- ms.org
Mr. Francesco Sifoni…………………………………...Director of Facili es………………………….215-624-6188 fsifoni@btrcs.org
Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School
Ms. Linda Milewski ....................................... Principal .............................................. 215-338-9797 lmilewski@btrcs.orgt
Mr. James Zaccario ....................................... Director of Advancement ................... 215-338-9797 x 121 jzaccario@btrcs.org
Mr. Thomas Sullivan ..................................... School Business Office ........................ 215-338-9797 tsullivan@btrcs.org
Mrs. Anna Marie Kelly .................................. School Secretary ................................. 215-338-9797 x120 amkelly@btrcs.org
Sister Mary Elizabeth Farrell, SSJ .................. Tui on Officer..................................... 215-624-6188 x110 tui on@btrcs.org
BTRCS Smart Tui on ..................................... SMART Tui on .................................... 888-868-8828
Home and School Associa on....................... ........................................................... 215-338-9797 (op on ‘6’) - (voice mail only)
Parish Ministry Contacts
Aid for Friends .............................................. Mrs. Lynn Trombe a .......................215-464-2224
Altar Servers ................................................. Mrs. Kirschman ...............................215-624-6188 x123 altarservers@st- ms.org
Choir ............................................................. Ms. Anne Coneghen ........................215-624-6188 x102 aconeghen@st- ms.org
CYO Sports .................................................... Mrs. Tricia Decker............................215-333-5203 trishdeck25@verizon.net
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