St. Isidore Parish, Quakertown

05/28/2026

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05/26/2026

The Mass Assignments for May 30th and 31st

5:00 P.M. Father Brabazon (Homilist) assisted by Deacon Mitchell

8:00 A.M. Father Brabazon (Homilist) assisted by Deacon Mitchell

10:30 A.M. Father Brabazon (Homilist) assisted by Deacon O'Donnell

1:00 P.M. Spanish Mass with Father Brabazon

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05/23/2026

Unfortunately, due to the weather predictions for Monday, we have to CANCEL our plan to celebrate a Mass in our parish cemetery on Memorial Day.

Please note, our scheduled daily Mass, in the main church, will still take place at 9 AM on Memorial Day—only the cemetery Mass has been canceled.

For the sake of further explanation… We have made this decision not only because of the forecast for Monday, but also in light of the fact that we are currently in the midst (and mist) of multiple days of ongoing rainy conditions. Even if it does not rain at the exact time that we had planned to celebrate the cemetery Mass, the multiple days of rain leading up to Memorial Day will have made the ground conditions in the cemetery undesirable for such a gathering.

As such, our main priority is to be safe as we focus on offering our heartfelt thanks and humble prayers for all of our nation’s deceased veterans.

Have a safe and blessed Memorial Day!

05/21/2026

05/18/2026

With the scheduled Convocation with the ArchBishop and brother priests from the AOP, there will be no Masses Tuesday through Thursday. Confession is also cancelled. We are sorry for any inconvenience. May God bless.

05/13/2026

Crowning Mary by Father Ken, with some assistance by the May Queen, Father's sister Chrissy.

05/13/2026

Congrats to our recent winners . The Huffnagle family won the March drawing but donated the $125.00 to the Food Pantry. The Washcalus family won the April drawing of $112.50 . Good luck to everyone next month

05/04/2026

Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend with St. Isidore Parish 💐

Enjoy a fun afternoon of painting with your daughter(s) using easy video instruction—no experience needed! 🎨 Meet other women in the community while creating a beautiful spring floral piece.

📅 Saturday, May 9 | 1–4 PM
📍 Father Riegler Center, St. Isidore Parish
💲 $40 duo | +$15 each additional daughter (materials & refreshments included)

Register by May 6 here: https://forms.gle/hcKNLDo8Sq51bQnu9
Questions? Contact [email protected]

We can’t wait to paint with you!

04/29/2026

Hello friends!
With my fellow parish pilgrims, I am currently on a bus leaving Lourdes to head to the airport for our return flights to home. Though it’s always difficult to bring a pilgrimage to its conclusion, we are all looking forward to being back home with you all.
We have absolutely been remembering all of you and your intentions along the way! The written intentions, that many of you shared at church, were with us each day at our Masses and were finally left with Our Lady, at the Grotto at Lourdes, on our last day. (You’ll see the brown envelope we carried them in, wrapped with a blue ribbon.)
Here’s a few final pictures from our last day at Lourdes. God bless you all and please keep us in your prayers, especially for safe travels!
God bless,
Fr. Ken

04/27/2026

Good morning, friends,
I hope that you’ve had a blessed weekend at the parish! I thank Fr. Shaju, Fr. Viviano, and Fr. Moriconi for helping out at home, celebrating our parish Masses and hearing Confessions, while I’ve been away on pilgrimage.
Yesterday, our parish pilgrims traveled from Paris in northern France, down to the town of Lourdes, in the Pyrenees Mountains, in the south of France.
We arrived in time to participate in the evening candlelight rosary procession that honors Our Lady of Lourdes. Early this morning, we participated in the English speaking pilgrims’ Mass at the very grotto where Our Lady appeared to St. Bernadette. What a spectacular way to arrive to Lourdes!
Know of our continuing prayers for all of you and for your intentions! Be sure to keep us in prayer too.
God bless,
Fr. Ken