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Nineteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time 08-12-2018

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

August 13th—St. Joseph Rosary Society meeting at 7pm

August 14th—Holy Day Vigil Mass– 7PM at St. Joseph

August 15th— Holy Day of Obligation Solemnity of the

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary-8AM (SJ) 6PM (SC)

August 19th—Donuts and Coffee at St. Catherine after

9:15am Mass

August 20th– Parish Life Meeting at St. Joseph at 7pm

August 21st—Finance Meeting at St. Joseph at 7pm

August 25th—Mens Meeting at St. Joseph at 8:30AM

August 27th—Finance Meeting at St. Catherine at 7pm Make Jesus’ Mother your own

Catholics reserve worship for God, but Mary has a special

place of honor in our hearts. When we follow Jesus’ re-

quest to take His Mother as our own, we are sheltered by

her maternal protection, share in the love between Mother

and Son, and take a unique route to the heart of Our Lord.

“Behold the handmaid of the Lord” (Luke 1:38). From

the first “Yes” to her unique role in God’s plan to the fi-

nal moments at the foot of the Cross, Mary cooperated

with faith, hope, and charity in her Son’s plan to restore

supernatural life to us. She is ready to protect our new life

and help us grow in love of her Son, if only we ask.

“Woman, behold your son” (John 19:26). Jesus’ suffer-

ing and death on the Cross was the ultimate act of love.

Out of love, too, He offered to share His beloved Mother

with all of us as our own Mother. Heeding Jesus’ words,

“Behold your mother” (John 19:27), we can take Mary

into our hearts and homes. “Do whatever He tells

you” (John 2:5). Mary brought others to Jesus by bring-

ing him into the world and talking about him. Bringing

others to Jesus is our job, too. We can follow her exam-

ple, ask for her help, and be obedient like her.

Lector Extraordinary Minister Ushers Servers

August 14 (SJ) 6:00PM S. Keller B. Keller/J. & D. Osterholt Volunteers Volunteers

August 15 (SJ) 8:00AM K. Schneider D. Snodgrass/D. Cler B. Schneider/P. Cler

August 15 (SC) 6:00PM J. Trabert T. Rivas/Volunteer Ky Trabert/M. Trabert M. Lickey

August 18 (SJ)4:00PM B. Eherenman B. Eherenman/T. Donahue/B. Keller R. Kaufman/T. Smart M. & K. Melcher

August 19 (SJ)7:30AM T. Winans Ta. Winans/M & V Linker A. Baker/B. Schneider S. Sorg

August 19 (SC)9:15AM J. Hiligoss P. & K. Trabert L. Lickey / K. Trabert G. Coronato

August 19 (SJ)11:00AM I. Mattes S. Aguilera/P. & G. Brunett T. O’Connell/M. Horn Sr. T. & C. Mattes

Monday August 13 (SJ) 8:00 AM Bart Smart Leroy Smart

Monday August 13 (VN) 11:00AM Diane Sheets Jim Sheets

Tuesday August 14 (SJ) 8:00 AM James Romary Dan Romary

Tuesday August 14 (VN) 11:00AM Gertrude Baker M/M Peter Baker

Tuesday August 14 (SJ) 7:00PM Sally Peppler M/M Ted Sorg

Wednesday August 15 (SJ) 8:00 AM Ruth Fenimore M/M Chris Fenimore

Wednesday August 15 (SC) 6:00PM Joan Hinen Bob & Helen Trahin

Thursday August 16 (SC) 7:00PM Edith Cayot St. Catherine Rosary Society

Friday August 17 (SJ) 8:00AM Evelyn Armstrong Thomas Gomez

Saturday August 18 (SJ) 4:00PM Patricia Dunn M/M Dwane & Suellen Spurgeon

Sunday August 19 (SJ) 7:30 AM For the People

Sunday August 19 (SC) 9:15 AM Janet Hinen Dan & Teresa Flora

Sunday August 19 (SJ) 11:00 AM Mary Kleber M/M Leonard Babcock

(SJ) St. Joseph (SC) St. Catherine (VN) Victory Noll Sisters

Support of Our Parishes St. Catherine St. Joseph

Weekly Budget Goal: $1,700.00 $3,900.00

Adult envelopes $950.00 $4,397.00

Offertory Income Loose $447.00 $721.47

Children envelopes $10.00 $5.45

Preservation-Building $1,315.00 $1,522.00

Votives $8.30 $70.00

Assumption of Mary $30.00 $42.00

Catholic Universities $30.00 $24.00

Mark Your Calendar:

Roanoke Fall Festival is the weekend after Labor Day Sept 5-9. St Jo-

seph will again be serving food at the park pavilion. If anyone is in-

terested in chairing or co-chairing the event please contact Deb Os-

terholt 260-615-7603 or Laurie Coburn 260-479-9793. We will need

workers for setup, tear down, cooking, working the food pavilion etc.

Any help you can give us would be greatly appreciated. Sign up

sheets will be out soon. It's a great way to meet your fellow parish-

ioners.

St. Joseph Rosary

Society:

Rosary meeting will

be Monday August

13 at 7pm. We will

be making plans for

the Fall Festival.

Hope to see you

there!

Men’s Cursillo Weekend

The Cursillo movement is a lay movement within the Catholic

Church. It is Spanish for a “short course” in Christianity. It is based

on three principles, the love of God, friendship, and the person. A 3

-day event ,candidates will pray together, attend daily Mass, be

presented religious talks, and have opportunities for receiving the

Sacrament of Reconciliation. This Cursillo will be held at St. Felix

Catholic Center in Huntington, September 13th-16th. For more

information please contact Andrew Foster. Email: afos-

ter1950@gmail.comPhone: 260-402-7032

Thought for the Week:

“The strange thing about Jesus is that you can

never get away from Him” - A Japanese Student

Classes begin Sunday, September 9, 2018. Registration

forms will be in church August 18th and 19th. If your

family did not have students in the Religious Education

Program last year please contact the Director of Reli-

gious Education: Kay Schneider via email: kayschnei-

der@embarqmail.com or home office 260-396-2552.

Urgent Prayer Request from Bishop Kevin Rhoades:

The U.S. Bishops urge our participation each Friday in

a nationwide Novena for the Legal Protection of Hu-

man Life, August 3-Septhember 28. Participants will

receive weekly email or text reminders to pray and

fast, along with little-known facts about Roe vs. Wade to share with

others. Sign up at www.usccb.org/pray

Sponsor of the week:

The generous sponsors who advertise on the back page help to de-

fray the cost of printing our weekly bulletin. Please thank them

when you patronize their business. This week our featured sponsor

is “Huntington Asphalt, Inc.”.

Thank you St. Catherine & St. Joseph Parishioners:

Thank you for all of the prayers, cards, and food during my father’s

recent passing. It is wonderful having such a gracious church family.

- Pete & Janeen Carteaux and Family

HUNTINGTON ASPHALT, INC.

GREGG NESS—OWNER/OPERATOR

SINCE 1988

FREE ESTIMATES -504-6634 Cell

SPECIALIZE IN DRIVEWAYS & SMALL PARKING LOTS

gregoryness@cinergymetro.net

St. Joseph Parishioners:

We are now offering Online Giving! Visit

our website to sign up and to begin con-

tributing automatically to our parish. This

convenient new system does not require

you to contact your bank to sign up or to make changes. You can

use any of your checking or savings accounts and the funds will be

automatically transferred to our parish bank account. This system is

more convenient for the parish than electronic checks from your

bank. And it’s convenient for you because you can make changes at

any time. You can see reports on your contribution history and gen-

erate tax statements at each year’s end. Go to

www.osvonlinegiving.com/4648 to get started.

- Mathew Quickery and Ryan Carroll are available during the week

when Bippus State Bank is open to help anyone who would like as-

sistance in signing up for online giving.

- Ingrid Nicholson will be available in St. Joseph’s Church Saturday

August 18th following the 4pm Mass to assist with signing up for

online giving. Also August 19th following the 7:30am and 11:00am

Masses as well. You can also come to the office Monday through

Thursday 9am to Noon for assistance in setting up online giving. The

process only takes a couple minutes.

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