St Eugene Parish in Primos – Catholic Philly

St Eugene Parish in Primos

Extraordinary minister Robert Bales (center) and his wife Lydia were in attendance at the 5pm mass on Saturday August 11, 2012.
Archbishop Charles Chaput con-celebrated mass with Msgr. Michael Burke (resident priest) and Fr. Joseph M. McDermott (pastor).
Vincent Roberto offers a kiss to his wife Pat as a sign of peace.
Msgr. Michael Burke (resident priest) and Fr. Joseph M. McDermott (pastor) con-celebrated mass with Archbishop Charles Chaput. Deacon James Walsh server as deacon of the mass.
Jean McErlean receives communion from Archbishop Charles Chaput.
Archbishop Charles Chaput greets parish after mass at St Eugene where he made a pastoral visit.
Jonathan Cesar, age 10, poses for a picture with Archbishop Charles Chaput after mass at St Eugene parish.
Lily, Joe (father), and Francis Evans pray together during mass.
Joe O’Toole and Kathleen Finley present the gifts to Archbishop Chaput during at mass in honor of Kathleen’s husband who was also Joe’s cousin.
Joan White-Frayne attended mass with her parents Joe and Loretta White.

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