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Most Sacred Heart of Jesus & St. Augustine Catholic Churches
September 22, 2019 | Jeffersonville, IN
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Fr. Matt Tucci, Pastor Ext. 15, [email protected] Deacon John Thompson, Pastoral Associate Ext. 12, [email protected]
Tim Seman, Director of Faith Formation, Ext. 11 [email protected] Daniel Reid, Director of Music and Liturgy Ext. 21, [email protected] Gillian Mocek, Coordinator of Communications [email protected]
Kelly Ueding, Administrative Assistant Ext. 10, [email protected] Jessica McCurry Ext. 16, [email protected] Matt Lovan, Director of Maintenance [email protected] Russell Miller, Maintenance SACRED HEART CATHOLIC Cathy Bremmer, Principal [email protected] Susan Wilson, Secretary [email protected]
MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH
SAINT AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH Parish office: 315 E. Chestnut St., Jeffersonville IN
Phone: 812.282.2677 / Fax: 812.282.8821
SACRED HEART AND ST. AUGUSTINE FACILITIES MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1840 E. 8th St., Jeffersonville ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH 315 E. Chestnut St., Jeffersonville SACRED HEART CATHOLIC 1842 E. 8th St., Jeffersonville Phone: 812.283.3123 / Fax: 812.284.6678 www.sacredheartschool.us QUEEN OF HEAVEN CEMETERY 5507 New Chapel Rd., Jeffersonville ANOINTING OF THE SICK Offered after all Masses on the first Sunday of the month or contact the Parish Office for immediate attention. BAPTISM Baptisms are held monthly. Baptismal preparation is required. Contact Deacon John to schedule. CONFESSIONS Confessions offered 1/2 hour before each Mass and by appointment. MARRIAGE Contact Parish Office at least six months prior to marriage. Marriage preparation is required. MINISTRY TO THE HOMEBOUND Contact the Parish Office if you or someone you know would like to receive the Eucharist at home or in a facility. NEW MEMBERS All are welcome to join! Call us! PARISH HALL RENTALS Our Parish Halls are available to rent for your next party or event. Contact Gillian Mocek for details. SAFE & SACRED Please register online at Safeandsacred-archindy.org PRAYER LINE PAT DATTILO 812-941-0859
Bulletin Deadline - Noon on Thursday 10 days before publication date.
Please provide notices in word format and images in JPEG format. Email to Gillian at:
communications @jeffersonvillecatholic.org
Dear Family, When you look closely at the readings this weekend they seem to be promoting dishonesty and cheating. In the first reading from the book of Amos, the prophet was ruthless in his denunciation of those who presented to be religious and who never the less were dishonored in their daily lives. They thought that what they were doing was ok because it only hurt the poor people. Then in the Gospel we hear the story of the dishonest steward that was taking advantage of his job as working for the wealthy landowner and collecting his money from those who used his property. When his master finds out what the steward was doing, he threatened to let him go. The steward was so upset that he did not know what he was going to do. So he came up with a way to keep his job. He called each of his master’s debtors in and forgave them part of what they owed. What he actually did was gave up a big part of his commission that he was making and reduced their debt so that the master still collected all the money that was due to him. Jesus was making a statement that each one of us have to be held accountable for what we do in this life. If we do good we will be rewarded, if not, we need to take a good look at what it is that we are doing and if it is not helping us to gain eternal life, we need to make some changes in our life, If we are totally committed to the Lord, then we will be willing to use all of our resources (money, property, talents, etc.) to serve the Lord. Everything we have was given to us in trust so that it might be used for the good of all. Our wealth lies not in what we possess, but in what we share with others. May God be with each one of us and help us to grow closer to Jesus. Yours in Christ,
Deacon John M. Thompson
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HARVEST FISH FRY…October 4th from
4:30 to 7:30. Fish, shrimp, oysters, baked and french fried potatoes and
dessert. And we unveil our new offering for Harvest Homecom-
ing….CRAB CAKES! (Free sample to first 50 patrons!). Come join us at
809 E. Main Street in New Albany.
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Saturday, September 21 3:30pm Confessions & Rosary, SA 4pm Mass, SA—Mass for Parishioners 5:15pm Confessions & Rosary, SH 5:45pm Mass, SH—Rosemary Kruer Sunday, September 22 8am Confessions & Rosary, SA 8:30am Mass, SA—Mass for Parishioners 10:30am Confessions & Rosary, SH 11am Mass, SH—Preston Beatty + 4pm Prayer Warriors, SH Chapel Tuesday, September 24 7:30am Confessions & Rosary, SA 8am MASS, SA—Hubert and + Bernice Ritchie 10 am Quilters, SH SCH Wednesday, September 25 7:30 Confessions & Rosary, SA 8am MASS, SA—Joe Hyman + 5:30pm Rosary, SA Chapel Thursday, September 26 6:30am SH Men’s Group, SH SCH 7:30am Confessions & Rosary, SA 8:00am MASS, SA—Pat Ahern + Friday, September 27 8am Confessions, SH 8:30am MASS, SH— Katherine Marie Woodruff 10am-3pm Adoration, SH Chapel 1:15pm Rosary, SH Chapel Saturday, September 28 3:30pm Confessions & Rosary, SA 4pm Mass, SA—Rev. Severin Messick, OSB + 5:15pm Confessions & Rosary, SH 5:45pm Mass, SH—The Holy Souls in Purgatory Sunday, September 29 8am Confessions & Rosary, SA 8:30am Mass, SA—Mass for Parishioners 10:30am Confessions & Rosary, SH 11am Mass, SH—Carl Larson + 4pm Prayer Warriors, SH Chapel
Our PRAYER LIST Names are kept on the list
for 30 days.
Bob Rockey Deb Duffy
Dennis Duffy Margaret Middleton
Lucy Shiller Bob Brown
Hendricks Posey
CONTINUAL PRAYERS We pray for all of those on our continual prayer list. Due to limited space, ten names from the rotating
list are printed each week.
Martha Vissing Richard Wanke
Karly Ward Wilma Webb
Rose Weobong Jack West
Ed Amy Jacqueline Anderson
Jane Ballard Rosemary Bizzell
SACRED HEART & ST. AUGUSTINE
PRAYING
THOSE WHO HAVE
RECENTLY DIED:
Pat Howard
Eternal rest, grant unto them, O
Lord and let perpetual light shine
upon them. May their souls and
the souls of all the faithful
departed, through the mercy of
God, rest in peace. Amen
Parish News
Morning with Mary—Join Archbishop Thompson and folks from around the archdiocese at the National Shrine
to Our Lady of Providence for a prayerful morning honoring our Blessed Mother on Saturday Oct 5th from 9am-
noon. The Shrine is located in Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana. This will be a bi-lingual event that will include
intercessory prayer, a rosary, hymns to our Blessed Mother, and witness talks on Mary's role in our lives. And be
sure to plan to stay for lunch and a tour of the amazing grounds and Shrine of Mother Theodore Guerin! For
more information about registration and parking, visit: http://www.archindy.org/morningwithmary/
OFFERINGS at Mount St. Francis Center for Spirituality this month: MONDAYS AT THE MOUNT Beginning September 9 and running through December 16, Mondays at the Mount will provide an opportunity for those interested to learn a little more about the scriptures, saints, key liturgi-cal seasons. These are offered at 10:30 am and again at 7:00 pm. Presenters for September include: Father Vince Petersen and Father David Lenz. Call 812-923-8817 for more information. Padre Pio Mission—20th Century Saint leaves his mark on our Church, explore the gifts of Padre Pio September 21-23, 2019 (three evenings only, 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm) with Fr. David Lenz, OFM Conv. Fr. David will be sharing his devotion to the great St. Padre Pio in three sessions. Free will donations accepted for the Mission. If you would be interested in staying at Mount St. Francis during the Mission weekend for your own private retreat, please call 812-923-8817. “Fall Break” for Moms—Saturday, September 28, 2019, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Treat yourself to a break from the children (of any age) and join with other moms for a day at “The Mount”. Associate Director, Judy Ribar, will facilitate the day for all mothers. Give yourself permission to take time for yourself to re-charge and renew yourself this fall. There will be presentations, private reflection and small group sharing time, as well as an opportunity to appreciate the grounds at Mount St. Francis. The day will cost $25 and will include lunch. Please call 812-923-8817 or go to www.mountsaintfrancis.org/registration to reserve your space. Been wondering what it’s like to serve God as a Franciscan? Perhaps you're longing for something more in your life. Perhaps God is calling you to a religious vocation. Maybe you're uncertain, but would like to learn more. The Conventual Franciscans are offering a Come & See Retreat, at Our Lady of Consolation, Carey, OH. Meet Franciscan priests and brothers, talk to some of our students in formation (seminary) and see first -hand what our life is like. Spend some time in prayer and fraternity to listen to the call of the Lord. The retreat pro-vides an opportunity for reflection and to learn about Franciscan life. The retreat begins Friday at 7:00 pm and ends by 2:00 pm on Sunday. There is no cost for the weekend. We will send you directions. Send your RSVP to: Friar John Bamman, OFM Conv. (419) 396-1523 [email protected]
The international Fall 2019 Campaign for 40 Days for Life will be Sept. 25th – Nov. 3rd. Please join us as we peacefully pray in front of the EMW Abortion facility, the only remaining center in KY offer-ing abortions. It is located at 136 W. Market St in Louisville. Since
2007, over 16,000 babies are known to be saved, 104 abortion facilities have closed, and 191 abortion workers have quit their jobs through 40 Days for Life! Every life matters. Prayer is powerful. Please help a child be spared and help a mother choose life. Call Karen at 502-240-9362 or Julie at 334-313-3733 for details or to sign up.
PROVIDENCE TO PRESENT “THE CURIOUS IN-CIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME”
Our Lady of Providence High School’s Providence Players are pleased to present The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Play. Due to mature subject matter, this production is recommended for audiences 14 and older. The show debuts Friday, Sept. 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the Ray Day Little Theatre. Additional show times are Sept. 21, 28 and 29 at 7:00 p.m., as well as one matinee on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 2:00 p.m.
Based on the novel by Mark Haddon and adapted by Simon Stephens, the play seeks to reveal the complexities of the hu-man spirit. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased in advance via the Providence website at www.providencehigh.net, by calling 812-945-2538 x 314, or at the box office prior to the show. Limited seating is available.
