Saint Timothy Catholic Church, Mayfair Philadelphia

Join us as we celebrate the Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 6/20/2021 at 9:15 AM Mass

Join us as we celebrate the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 6/13/2021 at 9:15 AM Mass

Join us as we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 6/6/2021 at 9:15 AM Mass

Join us as we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity 5/30/2021 at the 9:15 AM Mass

Join us as we celebrate Pentecost Sunday 5/23/2021 at the 9:15 AM Mass

Second Week of Ordinary Time 1/17/21 9:15 Morning Mass

9:15 School Mass 1/7/2021 Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School

January 7th 9:15 am

Why not take a break from dinner one night and let us handle the cooking. Nick-A-Lou catering will be dishing up some delicious sandwiches you can have. Details about how to order are listed on the event page.

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM FATHER OLIVERE To all of our Saint Timothy parishioners and friends: as so many of you know, since the beginning of the quarantine, we have been filming and broadcasting the Sunday Mass for the benefit of all. We have made the difficult decision, for several different reasons, to cease that production beginning with this weekend's Mass. I aplogize for the inconvenience. You need to know, however, that we are in the process, through the gift of a very... generous benefactor, of installing a system that will allow us to livestream our liturgies in our upper church. Once this system is in operation, it is my intention that we will livestream the 9:15 Mass every Sunday as well as many other important liturgies throughout the year. I will let you know on this Facebook page when we are up and running with this system, and will also provide the link for you to participate in the livestream. Thank you all for your patience and understanding. See more

If you are not joining us in church this weekend for the celebration of Mass, please join us virtually as we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi). Simply click on to the link below. Thank you for praying with us. https://vimeopro.com/bradleydig/sainttimothycatholicchurch

We re-opened our church today for the public celebration of the sacred liturgy. Thank you to all those who joined us. It is great to see our good parishioners and friends back! It is important for everyone to remember that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass is still suspended by mandate of Archbishop Perez, so you do not have to come to church if you cannot, i.e., if you are ill, not feeling well, just not ready to come, etc. For those who will not be attending Mass this ...weekend, please join us virtually as we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Simply click on to the link below. God bless you. https://vimeopro.com/bradleydig/sainttimothycatholicchurch

Just a reminder to all of our Saint Timothy parishioners and friends that we are reopening our church for public worship tomorrow, Saturday, June 6th, with the 8:30 AM Mass, after which we will follow our regular weekday and Sunday schedule. We rejoice that we are able to gather again as a community of faith, but we need to be cautious and sensible in following the guidelines offered to us by the government and the Archdiocese to ensure everyone's health and safety. I am atta...Continue reading

This is Father Olivere’s bulletin letter for this weekend. It contains much of the information our parishioners and friends need to know as we begin to celebrate public Mass again one week from today, on Saturday, June 6. We need to be patient with and kind toward one another as we gather in church and celebrate the liturgy somewhat differently. Please read the letter and share it with whoever you think should read it. PASTOR’S LETTER FOR WEEKEND OF MAY 30-31, 2020 Dear Frie...Continue reading

Let us pray for peace in our country, and, at this moment, especially in our city. Lord, have mercy on us! O God, author and giver of peace, in whose image and likeness each of us has been created with a human dignity worthy of respect on earth... and destined for eternal glory, Listen to the cry that rises from every corner of this fragile earth, from our human family torn by violent conflict: Give peace in our time, O good and gracious God, that peace which, as your son Jesus Christ told us and as we have experienced in these days, is a peace which the world cannot give. To world leaders grant the wisdom to see beyond the boundaries of race, religion, and nation to that common humanity that makes us all your children and brothers and sisters to one another. To those who have taken up arms in anger or revenge or even in the cause of justice grant the grace of conversion to the path of peaceful dialogue and constructive collaboration. To the innocent who live in the shadow of war and terror, especially the frightened children, be a shelter and strength, their haven and hope. And to those who have already lost their lives as victims of human cruelty and chemical warfare, open wide your arms and enfold them all in the embrace of your compassion, healing, and everlasting life. Grant this through Jesus Christ, your son, our Lord. Mary, Mother of all and Queen of peace, pray for us.

Please join us for the celebration of Mass for the great feast of Pentecost, as we pray for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in these troubled times and on our broken world. Simply click on to the link below. Thank you for celebrating the liturgy with us. https://vimeopro.com/bradleydig/sainttimothycatholicchurch

Please join us for the celebration of Mass from our parish church for the Seventh Sunday of Easter. Simply click on to the link below. Thank you for joining us for the celebration of the liturgy. https://vimeopro.com/bradleydig/sainttimothycatholicchurch

Tomorrow is the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord, the fortieth day after Easter. Please join us for our Ascension Thursday liturgy by clicking the link below. Thank you for celebrating the liturgy with us. https://vimeopro.com/bradleydig/sainttimothycatholicchurch

Message and Call to Action from the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference Governor Wolf and The PA Department of Education are looking to take most of the funding that Congress wants distributed equitably in COVID-19 relief to ALL schools in PA and across the country. Pennsylvania received $471 million in funding from Washington. But PCC Educator Director Sean McAleer says the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) created its own set of rules to distribute that money that b...latantly ignore federal guidance. The end result significantly lowers the amounts to be given to Catholic and nonpublic school students. McAleer broke down the disparity this way: the Wolf Administration is calling for roughly $19 million to go to Catholic and nonpublic school students, while Washington is calling for $66 million. The Wolf administration is misappropriating some $47 Million in federal funds and harming families who have chosen to send their children to Catholic and nonpublic schools. Catholic and nonpublic school students matter, said McAleer. We are asking Mr. Wolf and Education Secretary Pedro Rivera to please follow the federal guidelines! In a time when thousands of Pennsylvania’s children and families are suffering and struggling to make ends meet, the administration has chosen to cause further harm by refusing to allocate money as directed by the federal government. Please urge Governor Wolf and Secretary of Education Mr. Pedro Rivera to not divert Federal CARES Act Money from Catholic and nonpublic schools. Contact information for Governor Wolf is: www.governor.pa.gov/contact/#OnlineForm Phone: 1-717-787-2500 Fax: 1-717-772-8284 Mail: Office of the Governor 508 Main Capitol Building Harrisburg, PA 17120 Mr. Pedro Rivera: expressforms.pa.gov/apps/pa/education/contact-us Phone: 1-717-783-6788 Mail: Phila. Dept. of Ed. 333 Market Street Harrisburg, PA 17126

You are all invited to our virtual May Crowning on Wednesday, May 20th at 1:30 PM. We will be on Facebook live for the crowning of our Blessed Mother. Be sure to tune in.

This is Father Olivere's bulletin letter for this week: PASTOR’S LETTER FOR WEEKEND OF MAY 16-17, 2020 Dear Friends,...Continue reading