| 90th ANNIVERSARY PARISH PICNIC JUNE 6, 2009
 The lines were long...
 ...the food was worth the wait.
 Time out for a picture between bites
 One of our younger parishioners helping to steady Sr. Kate, our oldest sister from the convent.
 Sister Regina (center) enjoying a laugh with some parishioners
 Some of the hard working volunteers getting a well deserved break.
 A few or our organizers before everyone arrives
 Fr. McCaffrey smiling as usual
 Fr. Goerner and Sr. Regina
 Adult tug-o-war
 Three legged race for the adults
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Christmas At St. Bartholomew Parish














Volunteer Appreciation Lunch
 Some of our great volunteer enjoying the party.
 The celebration on Dec 14th was enjoyed by all.
 Fr. James Goerner presents Jacob Marquart with the Appreciation Award for 2008.
St. Bartholomew Day Celebration 2008






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Fr. James E. Goerner's Installation Mass and Luncheon
 Bishop Joseph P. McFadden, Fr. Goerner and assisting ministers listen to the Gospel.
 Bishop McFadden reading the proclaimation naming Fr. Goerner pastor of St. Bartholomew Parish.
 Fr. McCaffrey congratulating Fr. Goerner.
 Fr. Goerner following along in the program.
 Some of the rectory staff presenting the gifts to Bishop McFadden.
 Fr. Goerner addresses the congregation of over 400 people before the conclusion of the liturgy.
 Rich Burns and the rest of the musicians and singers provided beautiful music for the Mass.
 Finally it was time to sit down and eat and drink!
 It seems a good time was had by all.
 Father and daughter enjoying the breeze that finally came.
 The food was hot and the refreshments cold.
 Friends and family came from as far away as Reading and as close by as Mayfair.
MAY PROCESSION MOTHER`S DAY MAY 11, 2008
 A crowd of about 150 people gathered for the May Procession
 Fr. McCaffrey and some of our First Communion students
 The Blessed Mother is crowned on Mother`s Day
 Everyone looking on right after the crowning
 A bowed head as Immaculate Mary is sung
SPRING CLEANUP DAY APRIL 5, 2008 Below are some of the more then 50 people who came out and help with the Spring Cleanup
 The Kelly Family came to help
 Diane, Lauren & Shawn put the brooms to good use
 Linda with Danny, Chuckie, Mark, and Caitlin all helped out
 Danielle and Mary Margaret worked in the Grotto
 Seasoned veterans came to pitch in around the convent
 A man, his rake and nature, what could be better
 Butch working the garden leading to the doors of the church
 Eileen and Pat after a job well done
 A woman, a man and a tree...wasn`t that in Genesis?
 Leonard with Justine and Taya filling up more bags
 Jessica and Bill with some of the more than 100 bags that were filled
HOLY WEEK AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW PARISH 2008
 HOLY THURSDAY
 HOLY THURSDAY - PITCHER & BOWL USED FOR WASHING OF FEET
 HOLY THURSDAY - REPOSITORY
 EASTER SUNDAY - MAIN ALTAR
 EASTER - PULPIT
 EASTER - ST. JOSEPH ALTAR
 EASTER - SACRED HEART ALTAR
 EASTER - BLESSED MOTHER ALTAR
 ST.PEREGRINE SHRINE - EASTER
 ST. KATHERINE DREXEL SHRINE - EASTER
 ST. THERESA SHRINE - EASTER
 CHURCH VESTIBULE - EASTER
 EASTER WINDOW ARRANGEMENTS
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OUR BEAUTIFUL SHRINES

Statue of St. Peregrine. Patron of cancer patients and those suffering from HIV / AID. Prayer to St. Peregrine and blessing with relic and veneration of relic at every 5:00 p.m. Saturday Mass.

Shrine of St. Peregrine. St. Peregrine Triduum begins the last Sunday of April. __________________________________________________________________

Shrine to the Infant of Prague The statue of the Infant was a gift to Fr. Lambert (Pastor 1938-43) from the Carmelite Sisters at Broad St. and York Rd. __________________________________________________________________
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