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Flt 93 Memorial Chapel is located at 1790 Coleman Station Rd
Friedens, PA 15541-6516

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The Gift Shop is now available, but please remember you can just email Father Macherino at director at

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BEHOLD: THE GLORY OF GOD AND THE GLORY OF HEROES



Sancuary Sanctuary, September 11, 2002 Date of Completion of Chapel:  September Eleventh, 2002 in honor of the First Anniversary Observance of the September Eleventh Event.

Just seven days before this is how the Chapel looked inside. Learn the amazing story of the beautiful Chapel and the vision of Father Mascherino.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FLIGHT 93 CHAPEL SHANKSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA
PATRIOT DAY NINTH ANNIVERSARY - SEPTEMBER 5, 10, 11, 12, 2010


FOR GOD AND FOR COUNTRY
Memorial Tribute to the Heroes of Flight 93
All Ceremonies Are Open to the Public

 

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FOURTH ANNUAL "THUNDER ON THE MOUNTAIN" RIDE TO THE CHAPEL

MEMORIAL RIDE IN HONOR OF FLIGHT 93 HEROES

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2010

ALL BIKERS, BIKERS CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, BLUE KNIGHTS,

RED KNIGHTS, PATRIOTS AND CIVILIANS, BIKES AND VEHICLES

ALL WELCOME

CONVERGE AT THE CHAPEL AT NOON

CEREMONY AT 12:30

UNFURLING THE FLAGS OF HEALING - THE HEALING FIELD CONSISTING OF FORTY AMERICAN FLAGS

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Flt 93 Tapestry

Flt 93 Tapestry

Wow, what a beautiful tapestry. You can be very proud to own this and know you are also supporting Bishop Mascherino in his effort to maintain the Chapel. You can click on this postal order form , print it out and mail your order directly to Bishop M.

You can look at the order form as an image here.

 

 


Flight 93 Memorial Chapel is a spiritual memorial and perpetual tribute in honor of the Heroes of Flight 93, and all others who perished September 11, 2001. The founder and Director-Curator is Reverend Alphonse T. Mascherino, an ordained Catholic priest for twenty-six years.

The Chapel is a secular non-denominational Chapel, and serves as a spiritual refuge and place of meditation and prayer. The Chapel is open to people of all faiths and is available for individual faith groups to worship together under the direction of their respective religious leaders. Prayer and worship services will be conducted on a regular basis to honor the Heroes who have fallen, to pray for our Nation, our President, public officials and religious leaders. The theme of the Chapel is One Nation Under God. Appropriate ceremonies on national holidays will celebrate the religious diversity of America and the unity of the American people.

The Chapel will present multi-media programs to the public celebrating the Memory of the Heroes of Flight 93, The Spirit of America, and the theme of One Nation Under God. A program of lectures and addresses by professionals in the fields of Religion, Education, Psychology and Public Service will be presented. Chorales, and Concerts by performing groups and visiting Church choirs centered on the theme of the American Spirit, with audience participation are planned in the Chapel and on the Chapel grounds.

The church building was first dedicated in 1902, and is recognized to be one hundred years old. The church was used for services for seventy years. In recent years the building served as a seed warehouse of the Servos Seed Corporation. The building was purchased privately from the Kurt Servos Family in January, 2002 and is currently under reconstruction as the Memorial Chapel.

CHAPEL HOURS


MARCH 1 THROUGH NOVEMBER 15
- Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday: 10:00AM - 3:00PM
- Sunday 11:00AM ORCC (Old Roman Catholic Church) MASS - Open Communion
- Tuesday, Thursday: Usually open 10:00AM – 3:00PM
- Wednesday: usually closed, sometimes open.
NOVEMBER 15 TO MARCH 1
- Sunday: 10:00 – 3:00PM WEATHER PERMITTING
- Sunday: 11:00AM ORCC MASS. – Open Communion
Other times by appointment.
* Memorial Chapel is available by appointment for weddings, and other appropriate
   services and ceremonies.
* Bus and Tour groups always welcome during regular hours, reservations suggested.
* Church groups and school groups welcome anytime. Appointment recommended.
* Church groups may bring their own minister and organist and conduct prayer and
worship while visiting, or may request a prayer service.

Group reservations may be scheduled any time by appointment.