Please know that the Church is here for you—
— especially in moments when you need guidance, prayer, or the presence of a priest.
Whether you are seeking the Anointing of the Sick, in need of pastoral care, requesting a visit to a loved one, or simply looking to speak with a priest, we are ready to respond with compassion and care. No situation is too small, and no need is unimportant.
If you or a loved one is experiencing illness, preparing for surgery, or facing a difficult time, please do not hesitate to reach out. The sacraments and prayers of the Church are a source of strength, comfort, and grace, especially in times of need.
You can begin by clicking the link below and submitting your request. Please provide as much detail as you are able so that we can respond promptly and appropriately. If your request is urgent, we encourage you to contact the parish office directly at 215-887-1838.
Know that you are not alone—we are here to walk with you, pray with you, and support you.
May the Lord bless you, bring you peace, and surround you with His presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I request a priest?
Anytime you or a loved one are in need—especially in cases of serious illness, hospitalization, or spiritual distress.
Can a priest visit someone in the hospital or at home?
Yes, priests are available to visit both hospitals and homes when requested. Also Eucharistic Ministers visit homebound parishioners weekly.
What is the Anointing of the Sick?
It is a sacrament that offers spiritual strength, peace, and healing for those who are seriously ill or facing surgery.
Is this only for emergencies?
No. While we respond to emergencies as quickly as possible, you are welcome to request a priest for guidance, confession, or prayer at any time.
How quickly will someone respond?
We strive to respond as soon as possible. Urgent requests should also be followed up with a phone call to the parish office.
How do I make a request?
Click the link below and complete the request form, or contact the parish office directly.