Friends Of St. Vincent Pallotti
Preserving and protecting the spiritual, pastoral and temporal rights and assets of the
parishioners of St. Vincent Pallotti parish

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The Friends of St. Vincent Pallotti, Inc was formed in order to protect the rights of our parishioners.

St. Vincent Pallotti
church has an 800 seat street level church with over 400 off street parking spaces. It has a new rectory,
memorial hall and chapel.  They are all ADA/handicap compliant.

St. Vincent Pallotti is a vibrant, growing parish with close to 40 active ministries. We welcome parishioners from 3 counties and
over 40 zip codes. The participation of our parishioners is way above the diocesan average. If you wish to join our vibrant and
friendly congregation, please contact us by clicking on LINKS at the top of the page, then click on the link to St.Vincent
Pallotti church.

OCT 2010 - Bishop Joseph A. Galante announced that St. Vincent Pallotti Church in
Haddon Township will become the seat of the new parish that will be formed from the
intended consolidation of St. Vincent Pallotti Parish and St. Aloysius Parish in Oaklyn.
 (for more...click on the NEWS tab above)
THANK YOU ... to all of the people who followed our journey to save our parish.
We appreciate your interest, support, prayers, letters and communications. A
special thanks to those who donated their time, efforts and financial support.
Without all of you there would be no parish at St. Vincent Pallotti. We will all
remember this journey: the touching ceremonies and the outpouring of emotion and
call for logic from the community, the clergy and the press. We cherish all of the
new friends and the bonds we have made along the way. And thank you to the
many new parishioners who have decided to join our family community.
We are now officially
ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER
Parish

The Bishop has restructured the Deaneries of the Diocese. We will now be part of Deanery 1.Dean: Rev. Joseph T.
Szolack, Infant Jesus Parish, Woodbury Heights. The 1/20/11 issue of the Star Herald
described the changes.The Courier
Post published an article on the changes on 1/24/11.
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Una Voce... With One Voice
Welcome Friends

St. Vincent Pallotti's dream was to enable lay people to assume their proper role in the mission of the Church and to establish a community to
translate his vision into reality. The Pallottines were founded to remind the Church that lay people are essential members and that , together with
clergy and those in consecrated life, we are all sent as apostles of the Church and the World. To this end, our parishioners join with One Voice
.
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Merger Decree Announced
The merger announcement and decree were published in the
September 9,2011 issue of the Star Herald. The o
fficial date for the
merger
- October 12,2011.

To read the announcement ..
CLICK HERE

To read the Decree.... See DECREE

The Star Herald also published the administrative steps to appeal
the decree
(Recourse procedure)

The new merged parish should continue to grow and prosper as we
work toward the spiritual and pastoral goals of our parishioners
  • The crosses that were used during the celebration of unity
    for St. Vincent Pallotti and that were displayed on the lawn,
    have been disposed of in a reverential and respectful
    manner.

  • The FOSVP committee had a recent meeting to discuss
    disposition of the remaining funds in the treasury. An update
    will provided in an upcoming Una Voce.

  • Don't forget to mark your calendar for the annual Christmas
    Bazaar. This years event will be held on November 12-13
October 12, 2011 officially marks the start of a
new phase for the parishioners of our parish.
Although our name will change- our  fervor,
our faith & beliefs, and our dedication to our
ministries and missions will continue.
We will continue to welcome all that wish to
worship the Lord as part of our parish family.
We especially welcome the members of St.
Aloysius church. Like St. Joseph, we will work
with the tools of our faith to create good things
.
As our family continues to grow, we look
forward to strengthening our programs for our
current parishioners, community and the
future generations of our parish.