Upcoming Events

  • Prayer Shawl/Blanket Ministry

    Prayer Shawl/Blanket Ministry

    Are you a knitter/crocheter or are you interested in learning for a good cause? Join our Pray Shawl/blanket Ministry for faith, prayer & stitching every 4th Wednesday evening 6:00 to 7:30 in the social hall. Recipients of the Shawls would be persons undergoing medical procedures illness or recovery; as a comfort after a loss or in times of stress; during bereavement; prayer or meditation; marriage ceremonies; birthing, nursing a baby; Baptism; Confirmation; bridal shower or wedding gift; ministering to others; graduation, birthday, anniversary, ordination; homeless or home-bound; etc. All are welcome. Any yarn donations would be appreciated. Any questions contact Elaine DiGirolamo at: spinnergal008@gmail.com

  • Parish Directory

    Our church directory will not be complete without you!

    Join us to celebrate faith and family with our new church family album.

    Every parishioner photographed will receive a complimentary 8x10 portrait and a directory.

    Sign-ups will be before and after Mass and will continue through September. You can also sign up online Monday through Friday on the Universal Church Directories website at https://ucdir.com/. The login is pa1275.

    Password is Bible

    On the Universal Church Directories website you will also find a short video & other information regarding the program and portriat options.

    Photographs will be taken on Friday, September 18th, and Saturday. September 19th.

    Save the Date - It will not be complete without every Parishioner.

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  • Bloomsburg Fair

    The Bloomsburg Fair was a huge success this year due to all of your help.

    A special thank you to Tom & Monique Heffner who head the pierogi making, take care of getting all the supplies, and work endlessly to run the fair stand. And Monique who spends many hours making the bean soup.

    Elaine & Pat DiGirolamo who organize, get supplies, and head the haluski making every day during fair week.

    Bob Brewington & Sue Root who were our daily runners to and from the fair.

    The Knights of Columbus who purchased the new stove for the fair stand which made a huge impact of keeping up with the orders.

    Judie & Rich Scavone who helped pay for the new mixer that was needed to make the pierogies.

    And last, but not least, to ALL of our volunteers who made pierogi every week through the summer, for those that came for 9 days during the fair to make haluski, and to all who volunteered their time to work at the fair stand.

    It certainly takes a village, and we are so blessed to have each and every one of you!