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Posted in Local Catholic News, Uncategorized, on February 17th, 2012

Affected schools in Blue Ribbon Commission appeals process

BUCKS COUNTY SCHOOLS

St. John the Baptist, Ottsville: Remains a parish school
St. Philip Neri, Pennsburg (Montco): Regional school form with St. Isidore, building closes
St. Isidore, Quakertown: Regional school to form with St. Philip at this location

St. Michael the Archangel, Levittown: Remains a parish school
Our Lady of Grace School, Penndel: Remains a parish school

St. Mark, Bristol: Remains a parish school
St. Ephrem, Bensalem: Remains a parish school

Holy Trinity, Morrisville: Remains a parish school
St. John the Evangelist, Morrisville: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools

CHESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS

St. Patrick, Kennett Square: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools
St. Cornelius, Chadds Ford: Remains a parish school

St. Monica, Berwyn: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools
St. Patrick, Malvern: Remains a parish school

DELAWARE COUNTY SCHOOLS

St. Cyril of Alexandria , East Lansdowne: Becomes a mission school
St. Andrew Shool, Drexel Hill: Remains a parish school

St. Francis de Sales, Lenni: Remains a parish school
St. Thomas the Apostle, Glen Mills: Remains a parish school

St. John Chrysostom, Wallingford: Regional school to form at this location
Nativity BVM, Media: Regional school to form, building to close

MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOLS

Conshohocken Catholic School, Conshohocken: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools
Mother of Divine Providence, King of Prussia: Regional school to form with St. Teresa of Avila at Mother of Divine Providence

St. Teresa Avila, Norristown: Regional school to form with Mother of Divine Providence at Mother of Divine Providence
Visitation BVM, Norristown: Remains a parish school

PHILADELPHIA-NORTH SCHOOLS

St. George: Remains a parish school
Our Lady of Port Richmond: Remains a regional school

Holy Cross: Remains a parish school
Our Mother of Consolation: Remains a parish school

Our Lady of Consolation: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools
St. Matthew: Remains a parish school

St. William: School to close and parents choose from recommended schools
St. Cecilia: Remains a parish school

PHILADELPHIA-SOUTH SCHOOLS

St. Laurentius: Remains a parish school
St. Peter the Apostle: Becomes a mission school

St. Gabriel: Becomes a mission school
St. Thomas Aquinas: Becomes a mission school

St. Malachy: Becomes a mission school
Visitation BVM: Becomes a mission school

St. Richard: Regional school to form with Holy Spirit at this location
Holy Spirit: Regional school to form with St. Richard, building to close
Epiphany Of Our Lord: Regional school to form with Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and Sacred Heart at this location
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Regional school to form with Epiphany and Sacred Heart, building to close
Sacred Heart of Jesus: Regional school to form with Epiphany and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, building to close



One Response

  1. What about St. Bridget’s School in East Falls? It’s not even listed. Parents were not given the opportunity to choose from recommended schools. We want answers to why our appeal was declined.

    By: Sandy Straface on March 5, 2012 at 1:45 pm

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St. Joseph Parish in Downingtown, 2nd largest in archdiocese, dedicates new church

St. Joseph Parish in Downingtown, Chester County, dedicated its new church on Saturday, June 15 at 460 Manor Avenue, Downingtown. The celebration was the culmination of planning for future parish and enrollment that began in 2007.
The Rite of Solemn Dedication was celebrated by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput. Approximately 1,200 parishioners, priests, community officials and those involved with building the church were in attendance.

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