MASS SCHEDULE: Saturdays:

9:00 AM Parish Site 4:00 PM Immaculate Conception Worship Site

5:30 PM Parish Site

Holy Days: 8:30 AM, Noon, & 7:00 PM Parish Site

Sundays: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 AM Parish Site

1:00 PM (Spanish Mass) Parish Site 5:00 PM Parish Site

Daily: 6:30 AM, 8:30 AM Parish Site

PARISH SITE: QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE 2443 TRENTON ROAD, LEVITTOWN, PA 19056

WORSHIP SITE: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 5201 EMILIE ROAD, LEVITTOWN, PA 19057

Parish Website: www.QUparish.com Parish Email: info@quparish.com

PREP Email: quparishprep@gmail.com Rectory: 215-945-8750 Fax: 215-945-0413

THE NEW QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE PARISH

Fourth Sunday of Easter Sunday, April 26, 2015

RITE OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays:

4:00 to 5:00 PM

REGISTRATION: All Catholics are requested to be registered in a parish. If you live within the boundaries of Q.U. Parish, please stop by the Rectory Office to register. Rectory Office hours are: Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. For registration on Saturday or Sunday, please call 215-945-8750 for an appointment.

MOVING: If you are moving out of the parish, please notify the Rectory immediately so that we may discontinue your envelope mailings.

BAPTISMS: Baptism is celebrated on the First and Third Saturdays of each month. Parents are required to complete the Baptism preparation program prior to scheduling the Baptism. An interview with the Parish Services Coordinator or one of the Parish Priests is necessary before beginning the Baptism sessions.

MARRIAGES: Archdiocesan Regulations require that notice of intended marriage be made six months prior to the date of the marriage. Pre-nuptial instructions are required for marriage. Contact the Rectory for location.

CARE OF THE SICK: Communion to the sick and Anointing of the Sick will be given upon request of someone who is ill, having surgery, or preparing for death. Emergency sick calls for the dying may be made at any time.

PRAYER & WORSHIP

Fourth Sunday of Easter April 26 4:00 PM (IC) Jeanette Fanaro 5:30 PM Parishioners of QU 7:30 AM Jerry & Jay Mladjen 9:30 AM Joseph G. Pollack 11:30 AM Soul of Ed Barr and the health of Teresa Barr 1:00 PM La Misa en Español 5:00 PM John Robert Brinkheide

Monday Weekday April 27 6:30 AM 8:30 AM Edward Barr and John & Vilma Ungrady

Tuesday St. Peter Chanel April 28 6:30 AM 8:30 AM William Davis

Wednesday St. Catherine of Siena April 29 6:30 AM 8:30 AM April Collins

Thursday St. Pius V April 30 6:30 AM 8:30 AM Richard W. Burns (2nd Anniv)

Friday St. Joseph the Worker May 1 6:30 PM Joan Diane Roberts (Birthday Rem) 8:30 AM Deceased Members of the Haas Family

Saturday St. Anthanasius May 2 4:00 PM (IC) Thomas J. McManamon 5:30 PM Edmund Kline

Fifth Sunday of Easter May 3 7:30 AM Parishioners of QU 9:30 AM Shane & Cody Cartlidge 11:30 AM Geraldine & Richard Spock 1:00 PM La Misa en Español 5:00 PM Frank Lumpkin

Church: In Loving

Memory of : Nancy O’Hara Marte

Chapel: In Loving Memory of :

James Moore, Jr.

Please pray for all those in our parish who are ill at home, nursing homes, in hospitals and especially for: Mary Albright, John Bebey, Steve Belin, Ellen Berdomas, Lil Boysen, Gloria Bullebush, Angela Calpin, Veronica Caponigro, Deb D'Aulerio, Kathy Darden, Christine Elliott, Theresa Esposito, Julie Fannin, John Fitzgerald,

Michael Florian, Betty Frawley, Patricia Gates, Marianne Gormley, Kevin Gottschalk, Marianne Gowaskie, Barry Greb, Lisa Grosso, Greg Gulick, Patrick Haney, Maria Haniman, Marie Hastry, Helene Hollenczer, Amy Huffnagle, Grace Insogna, Mary Kloss, Tom Kloss, Kenneth Kneeshaw, Kellen Krajcer, Pauline Kull, Larry Lynch, Caroline Maltz, John Marcella, Ronald Marczak, Brenda Martinez, Darlene McBride, Geraldine McCarty, Peg McGovern, Luz McMillan, Robert Menhart, Isabel Menichella, Joe O’Brien, Robert O'Konski, Kathleen Pecura, Rita Pett, Patrick Quinlisk, Jose Quintero Jr., Marion Ragsdale, Evan Russell, Charlet Sinon, Stella Skwirut, Kathleen Tellado, Tony Tenaglia, Mary Ann Underwood, Ann Van Arsdale, Jennifer Vare, Bob Walsh, Dick Walsh, Pat Walsh, Martina B. Warner, Peggy Weed, Marlene Wydro NOTICE: At the beginning of every month, the sick list will be updated. An updated prayer list means continuing adding the names of people needing our prayers. Please contact the rectory if someone is to remain or to be added to the monthly prayer list in the bulletin.

Prayer for our Military “Heavenly Father, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.” We pray for all military, especially the family and friends of

our parish community: Anthony Angelo, Ryan Berk, Andrew Bragg, Patrick Bresnahan, Joe Chrobak, Jr., Kristina Chrobak, Rachael Paz Car-roll, Joseph Chapin, Ryan Check, Ashley Cisneros, Joseph Cradle, Daniel Co-lon, Gina Copello, John Cumberland Sr.,

Zachary Cumberland, Ed Daly, Christopher Deese, Dave Di Belius, Tim Di Pietro, Derek Donahue, Trevor Draut, Andrew Dwyer, Daniel Erick, John Gattone, Richard Good, Timothy Grauel, Dwight Gregory, William Graeff, Bobby Gulla, Esteban Gutierrez, Paul Hallman, Christopher Harrington, Samantha Harris Helias, Douglas Jordan, Theresa A. Judge, Ryan Keegan, Daniel Kervick, James N. Kline,III, Michael Kovalcik, Paul Liberatore, Keven Loughnane, Ryan A. Molina, Timothy Murray, Richard Patterson, Jay Pike, Dillon Rink, Peter Saragnese, Mark Sohaney, Jimmy Schmidt, Kath-ryn Sinon, Malina Spatafore, Salvatore Spatafore, Steven Thompson, Justin Wetterhall, Troy Wiedenmiller, Jose L. Vera, Brian Youngberry.

Vigil Lights - Week of April 26 - May 2

Please note - There will be NO 9:00 AM Mass on Saturday, May 2 due to First Holy Communion beginning at 10:00 AM.

PARISH LIFE/ACTIVITIES

“I am the good shepherd...and I lay down my life for the

sheep…and they will heed my voice.” - JOHN 10:14-16

When you pray, do you only ask Jesus for things that you want? Do you ever ask Jesus what He wants you to do? How do you listen for the response? The answer is usually in “quiet whispers”. Take time in silent, daily prayer to hear His answer.

Sunday, April 12, 2015……………………..….$17,715.45 Envelopes 668

Electronic Giving April 12, 2015…………..…...$1,863.10 Electronic Gifts 64

Thank you for your generosity.

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Chloe Rae Gindhart Dominic John Kelly

Charlotte Marie Lorchak John Sebastian Stellato

Please pray for those who have died, members of our family and friends and in particular:

Edita Asuncion Mabel Coyle

Charlotte Sinon

Queen of the Universe Parish Statement of Operating Income and

Cash Expenses 3rd Quarter - January, February & March 2015

Income Sunday Collections $264,756 Other Collections $ 25,835 Socials/Donations $ 16,904 Other Income $ 28,444 Total Income $335,939 Expenses Salaries/Payroll Taxes/ Fringe Benefits $130,358 Utilities $ 39,091 Maintenance $ 63,197 Property Insurance and Real Estate Taxes $ 10,854 Operating Expenses $ 51,983 Diocesan Assessment $ 30,075 Holy Family Regional School Subsidy $ 83,500 Total Expense $409,058

Excess Income (Expenses) ($ 73,119)

Queen’s Teens - Let's have a LOCK IN SLEEPOVER!!

When: Friday, May 8th 7:00 p.m. until Saturday, May 9th at 9:00 a.m. Where: Queen of the Universe Parish Center Who: All youth currently in grades 6 -12;

You can bring friends too!! Why: A night to hang out, have fun, do something for others, eat, watch movies and MORE!!

$10 per person which includes food, fun and a place to sleep!!

Hope you will join us!!

First Holy Communion Practice will be held on Thursday, April 30 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Children should meet in the Large Hall at 6:00 PM and be picked up in church at 8:00 PM.

First Holy Communion will take place on Saturday, May 2 at 10:00 AM. Children should meet at 9:30 AM in the Large Hall.

Please pray for the 86 children who will receive their First Holy Communion as they make their

final preparations.

Mon. April 27 PREP 6:45 PM

Tue. April 28 PREP 6:45 PM Women’s Gospel Group 9:30 AM (PC) Cross Train Team 7:00 PM (PC)

Wed. April 29 Cross Train Your Faith 9:30 AM and 7:00 PM (PC) St. Mary Community Outreach Noon - 2:00 PM (PC - St. Mary Offices) Pre-Cana 7:00 PM (PC) RCIA 7:00 PM (PC)

Thu. April 30 First Holy Communion Practice 6:00 PM (LH) Prayer Group 7:00 PM (Chapel)

Fri. May 1 Men’s Gospel Group 7:30 AM (PC) St. Mary’s Farm to Families 12:30 - 5:30 PM (PC) Sat. May 2 First Holy Communion 10:00 AM (Church) Reconciliation 4:00 PM (Church)

PARISH LIFE/ACTIVITES

Please Save the Date for the Following Events:

Thursday, April 30 First Holy Communion Practice

Saturday, May 2 First Holy Communion

Monday, May 11 PREP Closing Prayer Service

Saturday, May 16 St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Drive

St. Vincent de Paul Clothing Drive Queen of the Universe Parish will be hosting a clothing drive to benefit The Society of St.Vincent de Paul, Saturday, May 16th from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be using the services of GreenDrop to support their clothing drive. Look for the GreenDrop truck in the church parking lot where an attendant will be available to assist you with your dona-tions. Please place your donations of usable men's, women's and children's clothing in plastic bags or boxes. Household items such as: kitchenware, games/toys, small appliances under 50 pounds, electronics, sporting goods, books, CDs & videos are also accepted. Unfortunately, furniture, large appliances, TVs or computer monitors cannot be accepted.

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Mary’s Cupboard

The monthly food collection for Mary’s Cupboard is the Second Sunday of every month.

Thank you for your constant generosity and support.

Pilgrim Fatima Statue To have the Pilgrim Fatima Statue at your home call Dolores Gillespie 215-486-5192 or sign up at the church entrance. Statues will be at the following homes for the week of April 26:

William & Dolores Carroll and Carmen Sakalaskas

A few people are needed (approximately 2 hours, one day a month) to pick up food from Queen of the Universe and deliver the monthly food collection for Mary's Cupboard located on the grounds of St. Michael the Archangel. Please call Betty Romett at 215-757-6670.

Sunday, April 26 is the World Day of Prayer for Vocations

Please pray this prayer below and keep those called to a life of service in your prayers this and every day:

Father, we're your people, the work of your hands. So precious are we in your sight that

you sent your Son, Jesus.

Jesus calls us to heal the broken-hearted, to dry the tears of those who mourn, to give hope to those

who despair, and to rejoice in your steadfast love. We, the baptized, realize our call to serve.

Help us to know how.

Call forth from among us priests, sisters, brothers and lay ministers.

With our hearts you continue to love your people. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,

who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen.

Congratulations to the 94 children who were confirmed by Bishop Martino on Wednesday, April 22.

May God Bless you and your families!

MESSAGE FROM ARCHBISHOP CHAPUT

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Have You Downloaded Our Parish App Yet? Don’t forget to share the App with your family and friends and let us know what you think! We have been using the App to keep our parishioners up to date on events, mass schedules, sacrament retreat information and much more! *Available for iPhone and Android Phones. iPhone users visit the App Store, search for myParishApp and install. An-droid users should visit the Play Store, search for myParishApp and install. Once you have installed the App, you can set it to Queen of the Universe Parish and start exploring! If you have any questions, email Nicole Kinniry at qubulletineditor@gmail.com or call the Parish Center at 215-945-0215.

The following is an excerpt of an OpEd Column written By Charles J. Chaput Political apathy leads to missed opportunities to change at least some lives for the better - especially those of the peo-ple Jesus referred to as "the least of these," our poor. Our state and city are at a critical juncture. Philadelphia's urban life is a mix of immense possibility and energy and very serious problems. Some recent reports suggest that Philadelphia is not just the poorest big city in the country, but also the one with the highest rate of deep poverty, de-fined as afflicting those living on less than $6,000 per year or raising a child on less than $7,600 per year. The point is this: Proper funding for public schools is clearly important. But experience has already shown that this can't be the only strategy because it doesn't work for many of the students who most urgently need a good educa-tion. It's therefore vital that our elected officials serve the real education needs of the poor by supporting school choice. Currently in Harrisburg, House Bill 752 proposes to in-crease the commonwealth's Educational Improvement Tax Credits to $170 million and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credits to $80 million. Rep. Jim Christiana (R., Beaver) is the prime sponsor. The speaker of the House, Rep. Mike Turzai (R., Allegheny), has identified this legislation as a priority. A number of Democrats and Republicans from the Philadelphia area have cosponsored the bill. These successful tax-credit programs fund scholarship or-ganizations that enable tens of thousands of students, in-cluding those who are most needy, to attend good schools of their choice. Catholic and other nongovernment schools benefit greatly from these programs - but only indirectly, and only because parents and students freely choose them because of their quality. In fact, many of the students in our inner-city schools who benefit from the tax-credit programs are not Catholic. Our schools welcome them as part of our Gospel commitment to the common good. With so much at stake in this year's state budget debate, lawmakers need vigorous constituent feedback. Public sup-port for these tax credits, and for the legislators who ad-vance them, is essential to ensuring that these valuable pro-grams, which benefit so many poor families, continue and grow.

You can read more from the Archbishop on this topic at:

http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion

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Weekly Themes include Independence Day, Mad Scientist and Super Heros, Catholic Vacation Bible School, Drama, Dance, Music, Arts & Crafts

Lacrosse and Baseball Clinics at St. Frances Cabrini Parish For more information, contact Eileen Doyle at 215-269-9600 or eileen.doyle@hfrcs.org

Visit www.hfrcs.org for

weekly schedule, registration forms and camp fees

OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, April 29, 2015

5-7 pm Learn about Transfer Grants, scholarship opportunities, cur-riculum, extra-curricular activities and more! Can't make the open house? Need more information, call Mary Ann Conway or maryann.conway@hfrcs.org

AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE PARISH STAFF

Reverend Michael F. Hennelly Pastor

Reverend John J. Farry Senior Priest

Reverend John F. Wackerman Parochial Vicar

Reverend Paul A. Wiedmann Pastor Emeritus

Deacon Joseph Upcavage, Retired

Rectory Phone: 215-945-8750

Fax: 215-945-0413

Parish Secretary Joanne Joyce

Business Manager Mary Harrington

Bulletin Editor Nicole Kinniry

Director of Music David Westawski

Parish Center Phone: 215-945-0215

Coordinator of Parish Services John Murray

Parish Religious Education Phone: 215-945-2704

Administrator Sue Raffin

Coordinator Gerry Fedor

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Phone: 215-269-9600 Fax: 215-269-9609

The School Website: HFRCS.org

Do you have a Facebook account? If so, make sure you “like” the Queen of the Universe page! We use the Facebook page to post pictures and important parish information. Search “Queen of the Universe” to find, “like” our page and “share” with your friends.

www.facebook.com/quparish

International Students Need Host Families Global Student Services of America invites American families who are interested in hosting an inter-national student for this upcoming school year. We seek qualified host families. If you are a loving family and have a spare room in your home for an international student for please contact us. The family must be a na-tive speaker of English and treat the student like their own family. Partici-pating families will be offered com-pensation. All students come with their own insurance and spending money. If you would like to join this opportunity, please request an applica-tion to GSSA at 215-547-3179 or monicadionne@verizon.net

Archbishop Chaput: Five Ways To Get Involved with World

Meeting of Families!

1. Attend 2. Host a Family 3. Volunteer 4. Donate 5. Pray

Visit www.worldmeeting2015.org

Catholic Philly.com is updated every day with local Catholic news and Catholic teaching. Stay informed of events in the Archdiocese, read Archbishop Chaput’s weekly column and learn more about your faith at CatholicPhilly.com. Sign up for our free, weekly email newsletter at catholicphilly.com.

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