The Sunday after Easter is called Divine Mercy Sunday. The Lord Jesus appeared many times to St. Faustina in Poland in the 1930s, giving her a message of Mercy and several devotions, with great promises attached to them: The Chaplet of Divine Mercy, the Hour of Mercy (3 o'clock), the Image of Divine Mercy, and Divine Mercy Sunday. Click to learn about these gifts from Heaven!

Safely dispose of your old prescriptions so that they do not go into our trash or groundwater or get into the wrong hands and hurt someone. CLICK TO SEE WHERE YOU CAN TAKE YOUR OLD PRESCRIPTIONS.

The so-called Equality Act will deny equality to girls and women, faith-based organizations, and Americans who disagree with the propositions being forced upon us. Click here to contact your representatives TODAY to vote NO! This action is encouraged by the USCCB and the PA Catholic Conference.

Click to learn how you can help PREP families while enjoying yummy donuts from Tabora Farm!

Monsignor Beach invites married couples to a special Mass on Saturday, February 13 at the Vigil Mass. Click for details!

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Archbishop Perez released a letter in which he announces a new Commission on Racial Healing. Click to read.

Click for links to pre-registration for Bucks and Montgomery County residents.

Join us for this wonderful, fun, prize-winning opportunity in support of St. Jude Parish! Only 150 tickets will be sold, and only a few remain already, so don't wait! Click for details!

Click here to watch the trailer and read a review for the inspirational movie PRAY that is showing exclusively at the Water Tower Cinema in Montgomeryville. We have secured a 500-seat theater and are allowing a maximum of 60 people, so reserve your seat today!

Long-time St. Jude parishioner and Arizona transplant Tim Joganich was our parishioner in the spotlight on October 15, 2020. Click here to read his interesting interview.

Joe DeVito was our August 20, 2020 parishioner in the spotlight. Joe has a fascinating story of God's hand in his art career. Click to read his interview.

Karen LaSalle is our newest parishioner in the spotlight. In this interview, Karen shares what she loves about St. Jude, how she nurtures her faith, and the blessings and challenges of having a child with special needs. Click to read!

Click to view our slide show of just some of the pet-friends who came with their humans to receive the special blessing in honor of St. Francis of Assisi on his Feast Day, October 4.

"I don't have time to pray a whole rosary." Does this sound like you? Well, click here for some suggestions on how to work a decade or two into your hectic life and bring graces from heaven upon yourself, your loved ones, and the world.

Visit the Archdiocese of Philadelphia website for helpful voter guides, updated as of September 1, 2020. More recent items, such as the Supreme Court nominee and the Born Alive Executive Order protecting babies born alive after an abortion are not on the guides at this time, but may be added at a later date. Please avail yourselves of these helpful guides for State races as well as the Presidential race.

Click here to watch a wonderful video of parishioners talking about returning to Mass and to submit your questions for a Town Hall meeting on September 13.

Jeannette Wynne left a tremendous legacy at St. Jude after 50+ years as a parishioner. Click to read her impact on our parish and the many words of thanksgiving and appreciation from Msgr. McCoy and others.

Join the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in a Novena in Preparation for the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary! Click for a PDF of the prayer. The archdiocese will pray from August 6 - 14, but If you miss these dates, you are encouraged to join in mid-novena or begin the novena on or immediately following the solemnity on August 15.

Ciara Coulter, 2016 graduate of St. Jude School and 2020 Valedictorian of Lansdale Catholic, was our parishioner in the spotlight on July 9, 2020. Click to read her interview!

Justin Baker was valedictorian of Archbishop Wood High School's Class of 2020 and our Parishioner in the Spotlight for June 25, 2020. Justin was one of 3 valedictorians from the St. Jude School Class of 2016! Read his interview about St. Jude, his faith, and his future.