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Guidelines for Mass Attendance
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Important News
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May 28St. Laurence Church will open for Masses starting on Saturday, June 6. Initially the regular Sunday schedule will be followed but may change depending on attendance. Guidelines for the celebration of Mass are posted above on this website. Please consult those guidelines before you attend Mass.Read More
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May 5Take a look at the completed renovations to the lower church. Click on the heading above to see the video.Read More
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April 26If you need groceries during the time of this pandemic, St. Laurence's chapter of the St. Vincent DePaul Society can help. All the Rectory at 610-449-0600, X. 217 to leave a message. Donations to the St. Vincent DePaul Society are urgently needed and can be mailed to the rectory.Read More
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Parish Bulletin
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Links To Catholic Content
- Relevant Radio Daily Mass, Rosary, Chaplet. 640 AM Radio
- Ascension Press Videos and Podcasts
- Rosary Campaign to End Coronavirus
- EWTN Daily Mass and Readings
- Keeping Sunday Holy and Celebrating Holy Week and Easter at Home
- Catholic Philly, Archdiocesan News
- Aleteia Catholic Website
- Who was St. Laurence?
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Am 7:10-17Responsorial Psalm 19:8, 9, 10, 11Gospel Mt 9:1-8
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TV and Online Mass
Daily and Sunday Masses are available at these sites:
National Catholic Broadcasting Channel
EWTN
Relevant Radio
Channel 6, WPVI TV – ABC
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Confession Times
- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
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Adoration Times
- Saturday: 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
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National Catholic Register
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By Fr. Dwight Longenecker | A friend commented about the LGBTQ controversy recently. He has family members who are homosexual and they are furious with the Catholic Church, saying, “Who are they to...
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By Regis Martin | He was the uncle I never knew. The fabled older brother my father looked up to when alive, then scarcely spoke of when dead. First in the family to volunteer after Pearl Harbor, he...
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By Amy Smith | In the Old Testament, God often took bold measures to connect with His people in order to instruct them (think of Moses and the burning bush). And remember Samuel: God called to him...
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