The Parish Life Committee focuses on church activities for our parish families. In our last parish census we found the average age of our members to be 31 years young - obviously we have many young families at St. Columbkill! Some of the activities the Parish Life Committee organizes include Family Advent Activities, Graduation Mass, Easter Egg Hunt, Fish Fry and many other activities. Our committee is looking for new members to share their ideas and their talents to create a welcoming environment for our church members.

Eric McGill at 610-323-3714 or email at: mailto:eric@mcgillnet.net

Our Rosary Group meets Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel to pray for the needs of all parishioners and especially cancer patients.
Contact: Irene Vasko at 610-367-5380

Our Parish Seniors (The Over 55 Crowd) meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 1:00 p.m. in Quinn Hall. Our goal is to provide an ecumenical faith-based opportunity for Seniors to get together, enjoy one another's company, and provide support for one another in a variety of ways ranging from social opportunities such as trips to legal issues.
Contact: Donald Gilbert at 610-369-5950

Members of our Parish are following in the footsteps of Saint Vincent De Paul by providing for the needy within our church family and our local community, as well as additional outreach projects. A “poor box” is provided for donations and is located on the wall of the Crying Room in back of the church. We invite anyone who seeks help to feel free to contact our group or the church office.
Contact: Parish Office at 610-367-2371

The parish staff is available to work with people who want to grow in their spiritual life. This process includes learning methods of prayer and discernment of God's Spirit in our lives.
Staff of the Parish at 610-367-2371 or email Fr. Rich at: mailto:fatherrich@stcolumbkill.org

Stewardship is a complete lifestyle, a living out of a commitment to be Christ-centered in acknowledging God as Creator and Owner of all. The mission of Stewardship is to foster the practice of Stewardship as a “Way of Life” recognizing that all we are, all we have, and all we can be comes from God through His many gifts of Time, Talent and Treasure. This unifying principle is achieved through renewed commitment to prayer and education, through all the parish committees, as an ongoing support of existing ministries and activities within the parish, development of welcoming and hospitality efforts for new parish members and the coordination of efforts in evangelization.

Volunteers are always needed in the parish office to help with collections, parish mailings, and other small tasks during office hours.

Mary Snyder, Volunteer Coordinator: mailto:marys@stcolumbkill.org