Archives for September 2020

Earlier today, the Secondary School System of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and the Association of Catholic School Teachers, Local 1776 (ACT) reached a two-year agreement on a new contract for full-time, lay high school teachers in the seventeen Archdiocesan secondary schools serving the five-county region.

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We have some very exciting news to share with our Parish Community. Following our Parish’s participation in the Disciple Maker Index, I was informed that our Parish had been selected as a possible participant in an initiative, the Next Generation Catholic Parish, to assist me as pastor, as well as our Parish Staff, our Parish leadership and indeed our entire Parish Community, in building the faith and leadership potential of our Parish Community in the ever-increasing challenging mission of the Church. The Catholic Leadership Institute, which is based in Chester County, is assisting parishes around the Country, and is currently working with several philanthropists to invest in 12 parishes within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia over the next four years to help and increase the people in those communities. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT THIS EXCITING OPPORTUNITY!

Check out this week’s message from Monsignor McCormac

We regret to announce that we are having technical difficulties and will be unable to livestream the 11:00 Mass this morning. We are able to record the Mass and the recording will be available at 12:30 today. We sincerely apologize to all of our parishioners who visit us for this livestreaming each week. Thank you for your understanding.

Check out this week’s message from Monsignor McCormac

Msgr. McCormac’s Message for 9/03/20 from St. Frances Cabrini on Vimeo.

The Pot of Gold drawing will take place on Labor Day, Monday, September 7 at 7:00 PM.  “You’ve gotta be in it, to win it!”  So, get your tickets today!  Thanks for your participation!

We have removed a previous post from the American Family Association, which we believed was intended to inform and educate on a topic that has caused division.  Unfortunately, our post did not achieve the intended purpose.   We apologize for any misunderstanding that arose from sharing the post.