All chains on the center aisle pews have been removed. To provide a welcome atmosphere for individuals and families who prefer to maintain social distancing, alternate row seating has for the present been retained for the side aisle pews.

Registration for our Religious Education Program's 2021-2022 classes is going on now. Register now in four steps:

1. Click below to access the registration form.

2. Complete the form on-line.

3. Print the form and sign it (there are three signature lines).

4. Return the form together with a check for the appropriate book and materials fee to Elaine Potalivo, our Director of Religious Education. The check should be payable to St. Vincent de Paul Church with "Religious Ed Registration" on the Memo line. The check and form may be dropped off at the Religious Education Office, placed in Elaine Potalivo's mailbox in the Atrium, or mailed to the Religious Education Office.

You may print a copy of the completed form, or save the form, for your records.

To register, click here to download the registration form, fill out the registration form on line, print out two copies — one for you and one to sign and submit to the Pre-School, make out a check for the $80 non-refundable Registration Fee, payable to St. Vincent de Paul Pre-school, sign the Registration Form, and place the signed form and the check in an envelope addressed to:

St. Vincent de Paul Pre-School
654 Hatboro Rd.
Richboro, PA 18954

Either mail the envelope, or place it in the Pre-School mailbox located in the Atrium.

Click here for more information about the St. Vincent de Paul Pre-School.

Visit the St. Vincent de Paul Church, Richboro, PA YouTube Channel available at any time.

In the Church's view, the family is the domestic Church, so Father McLaughlin has suggested that during this time when many parishioners continue to be uncomfortable attending Mass in person, the head of the family leads the entire family in prayer each Sunday.

A resource has been developed to provide a ritual by which families, "the domestic church," can keep the Lord's day holy by joining together to celebrate part of the Church's liturgy at home. Ideally, the head of the family will lead the service; other members of the family should take on roles as readers. Each ritual for home is for a specific Sunday or holyday; it includes the Readings used at Mass and thus unites the family with the Masses that are being celebrated throughout the world. It could also be used in following the Liturgy of the Word in a televised or live stream Mass.

Click here for more information on People to People Sunday.

For several months our parish Meals for the Homeless program was asked not to prepare casseroles for the homeless to be served by St. John's Hospice in Philadelphia because the freezer truck used to pick-up the casseroles was totaled in a traffic accident (the driver is okay, thank God), and the kitchen was being renovated leaving no place to store the casseroles. .sp .4v They now have a new truck, and the kitchen renovations are complete! Casseroles will be collected Sunday, July 18^th, from 11:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. — note that the Sunday collection times are different than usual for this month only — and Monday, July 19^th, between 6 and 8 P.M., at 20 Worthington Mill Road. Casseroles are collected the Sunday and Monday before the third Tuesday of the month,