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Parish Ministries and Services
- Baptism
- Weddings
- Confirmation
- Eucharist
- Sick
- Confession
- Funerals
The Sacrament of Baptism is the beginning of a Christian’s life, through which we are freed from our sins and become members of the Church. Baptisms are administered regularly at Holy Family Parish.
Through the Sacrament of Marriage, couples receive special graces for a lifetime of mutual support and happiness. Husband and wife are joined together and are made stronger in their mission to serve Christ and the Church. We welcome you to celebrate this special day at Holy Family Parish.
Through the Sacrament of Confirmation, we complete the Sacraments of initiation by the special gift of the Holy Spirit. Confirmation preparation programs are available for children and adults.
The Sacrament of Holy Eucharist is how we may truly encounter Jesus Christ by receiving His Body and Blood in a Sacramental form and it is essential for the ongoing spiritual growth of a Christian.
This Sacrament of Healing is for those who are seriously ill or near death. This Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick or Holy Communion is made available upon request.
Through the ministry of the priest, God grants pardon and peace. Those who live by God’s merciful love are ready to respond to the Lord’s call.
The Mass of Christian Burial, or the Funeral Mass, is an important aspect of our faith. We come together as a community of believers so that we may pray in a special way for those who have passed away.
Experience Our Church
A consistent mainstay in our community for over 135 years, our church has a vibrant history. Connect spiritually and grow your relationship with Christ at Holy Family Parish, highlighted by stunning custom-built stained glass windows throughout.
Prayer Requests
We believe in the power of prayer. When we pray, God listens. Submit a prayer request confidentially to be prayed over during Mass.
Holy Family News & Events
For Unto Us, A Child is Born
Dear Parishioners, This Friday, we officially enter into the Christmas season. The liturgical season of Christmas begins with the vigil
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
Dear Parishioners, We have officially entered the season of Advent. The word Advent comes from the original Latin word “adventus”,
Re-Opening After COVID-19
Dear Parishioners, The Archbishop of Philadelphia, Archbishop Nelson Pérez, has decided to reinstate the obligation to attend Sunday Mass in
A Message from the Pastor
Monsignor Patrick E. Sweeney, Pastor