Prayer of St. Cyprian
Almighty God, we are reminded through your servant St. Cyprian, of your Spirit always within us and Your continued presence in us, and of our oneness with You and the Church. May we always grow together and profess You in Faith, Unity, and Hope. Guided by the Holy Spirit, we ask this through Christ our Lord
Amen!



From The Pastor’s Desk
May the grace and blessings of Jesus Christ who nourishes us through his body and blood, be with you!
This month of June opens the door to many exciting events both in our city and throughout the Universal Church. One of the highlights is the World Soccer Games which will bring teams from around the globe to Philadelphia. Matches will also be held in cities across the U.S. On a personal note, I am excited to share that my fatherโs homeland, Cape Verde, will be represented among the competing nations. Go Cape Verde!
Another exciting event in our city is the start of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. Philadelphia will also host the All-Star Baseball Game.
Then there is the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage and the Consecration of the U.S. to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
We are living in a time of excitement and history. It is also a time of blessings and pride. We pray for guidance and protection on all the events taking place in and around the city of Philadelphia.
I want to take the time to remind everyone that with the coming of summer, we should remember there is no vacation from worshipping God on Sundays. God should not be slighted for relaxation. It is important to receive Jesus Christ in Holy Communion.
Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. Having the opportunity and blessing of receiving Jesus in Holy Communion is special, a grace moment, and an honor. We are very important to Jesus, and he wants us to share in his Eucharistic Body and Blood. May we always receive Jesus Christ in Holy Communion with joy, enthusiasm, and devotion.
Peace and Blessings,
Msgr. Dr. Britto
View YouTube video of Deacon Richard Nightingale’s final homily here
Coming To Mass, Please Remember:
Masks are optional
Do not attend Mass if you are sick
No Precious Blood at this time
We continue to follow the guidelines from the CDC. The church is sanitized between each mass and deep cleaned during the week preparing for Sunday Mass.


