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NATIVITY

Catholic Church

“For this reason a man shall leave

his father and mother and be joined

to his wife, and the two shall become

one flesh. So they are no longer two

but one flesh. Therefore what God

has joined together, no human being

must separate.” - Mk 10:7-9

Excerpts from the Lectionary for

Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3, 2021

Communion to the Sick

Call the Parish Office to arrange

Baptisms

First-time parents, please go to

nativityindy.org/baptism. Others con-

tact Parish Office. Baptisms occur once

a month.

Holy Orders

Those considering entering the Priest-

hood or a Religious Vocation, please

contact Archdiocesan Vocation Office

at

317/236-1490.

New Parishioners

We welcome you to Nativity and hope

that you will feel at home here. Please

contact the Parish Office as soon as

possible to begin the registration process

Liturgical Ministers

Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers and

Ministers to the Homebound can find

quarterly schedules at

www.nativityindy.org/liturgy

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturdays, 4:00 - 5 pm;

other times by appointment.

7225 Southeastern Avenue

Indianapolis, IN 46239

317/357-1200

Parish Office 8 am - 4 pm,

Monday through Friday

Website: www.nativityindy.org

Bulletins can be found on the Home Page of the website

Father Eric Augenstein: freric@nativityindy.org

Parish and School Staff:

first initial and last name (lower case; no spaces) @nativityindy.org

MISSION STATEMENT

We, the people of Nativity,

are committed to live and

proclaim our faith in the

presence of Jesus Christ

through:

�� worship and prayer

�� life-long faith

formation

�� compassionate service

to those in need

Masses

Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri 8:30 a.m.

Saturday 5:30 p.m.

Sunday 8:30, 11:00 a.m.

Holydays: 8:30 a.m.; 6:00 p.m.

Bulletin Deadline

Monday, 12:00 Noon.

Marriages

Congratulations! Please contact us at

least six months in advance so that

we can work with you as you prepare

for marriage.

Eucharistic Adoration

The first Sunday of the month, from

1-4 p.m. the church will be open for

those who wish to pray before the

Blessed Sacrament.

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Parish Staff

Fr Eric Augenstein

317/357-1200

John Hosier, Deacon

317/650-6684

Brittney Cross

Evangelization

and Discipleship

317/359-6075

Terri Bianchini

School Principal

3310 S Meadow Dr.

317/357-1459

Daniel Dixon

Parish Business Mgr.

317/357-1200

Christine Seitz, Dir. of

Liturgical Music

317/357-1200

Maureen Hutt

Youth Minister

317/357-1200

Theresa Marlin

Parish Secretary

317/357-1200

Peggy Lamott

School Secretary

317/357-1459

Gordon Welt

Maint. Coordinator

317/357-1200

K.C. Brown

Digital Media Coord.

317/357-1200

Parish Council

Chairperson

Jason Klee

317/362-3175

At-Large

Paola Alejo

317/457-9255

Adam Trickle

317/690-7600

Mike Crooke

317/414-5352

Community Christian

Service

Barbie Trier

317/294-4762

Faith/Spiritual For-

mation

Jason Klee

317/362-3175

Finance Council

Gerry Roy

317/506-3491

Parish Life/Social Act

Maureen Sciame

317/642-8414

School

Ryan Mirasol

317/209-3152

Stewardship

Amanda Rail

317/706-5658

Youth Ministry

Maureen Hutt

317/357-1200

ABORTION ALTERNATIVES

Birthline Mon-Fri 8-4:30 317/635-4808

Option Helpline 24/7 1-800-712-HELP

Giving to the Church through your will

is a good way to continue your support of the

Church and its ministries beyond your life-

time. When your estate plan is prepared, con-

sider including plans for a gift to the Church.

Wis 7:7-11 Heb 4:12-13 Mk 10:17-30

Mon. Oct 4 NO MASS

Tues. Oct 5 NO MASS

Wed. Oct 6 NO MASS

Thurs Oct 7 8:30 a.m. Special Intention

Fri. Oct 8 8:30 a.m. Anthony J.Beauchamp

Sat. Oct 9 5:30 p.m For Nativity

Sun. Oct 10 8:30 a.m. All victims of abortion

11:00 a.m. Kevin Dougherty

September 19, 2021

Weekly Collected $ 13,552

YTD Actual $ 192,808

YTD Budget

(13 x 15,912) $ 206,856

Difference +/(-) $ (14,048)

Future is Now $ 1,760

St. Vincent de Paul $ 471

Dear friends in Christ,

This week I will be going on my first seminary visit of the fall semester – visiting our 15 Archdi-

ocesan seminarians who are in formation at Saint Meinrad Seminary. I will be away Monday

through Wednesday of this week. Last year, I was not able to do my traditional in-person visits

at Saint Meinrad because of the strict COVID restrictions that were in place to protect the semi-

nary and monastic community. Now that virtually all of the seminary has received a COVID-19

vaccine, we are able to resume much of the normal routine for these visits. I ask you to keep

these men and all of our seminarians in prayer.

Looking farther ahead, Indianapolis will once again be hosting the National Catholic Youth Con-

ference (NCYC) this November 18-20 at the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium.

We have over 30 of our own high school youth from Nativity who will be attending NCYC. There

is a great need of volunteers to help the conference run smoothly. If you’re interested in volun-

teering, a link will be available in our Communique and on our website in the coming weeks to

sign up – but I encourage you to mark your calendars now!

In Christ’s Peace,

Fr. Eric

ELECTRONIC DONATIONS

One-time or recurring donations may be

made to your Sunday contribution or Capi-

tal Campaign through a link on our website,

www.nativityindy.org/give. Contact Daniel

Dixon 317/357-1200 with questions.

“SAFE PARISH

SAFE ENVIRONMENT”

For anyone 18 and over who will be working

with or around children in a volunteer capac-

ity with the church or school, the required

“Safe Parish Safe Environment Training”

password is

Archindy2021

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27th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 3, 2021

NATIVITY ATHLETICS

The Athletic Committee is looking for volunteers to fill

the current open positions:

�� Treasurer

�� Soccer Coordinator

�� Equipment Manager

�� Concession Manager

�� Boys Volleyball Coordinator

�� Spirit Wear Coordinator

The Nativity Athletic Committee needs your help to en-

sure that we have a successful sports program for our

student athletes.

Please contact Kevin Kirkhoff

(kevinkirkhoff@comcast.net) with any questions.

ANNUAL SVDP

COLLECTION PREPARATION

Our Nativity SVDP team will plan to have our parish

collection again this fall, currently planning for the

weekend of Oct. 23/24, for our SVCP warehouse and

our brothers and sisters in need. Previously, we have

called this “Blanket Sunday”, but the need is much

greater than this title indicates. Yes, in the fall with cold

weather coming, we do want to collect warm blankets,

coats and clothing, but please consider the following

items also:

�� Sheets and pillow cases of all sizes, but especially

for twin and full-size mattresses

�� Towels and washcloths

�� Socks and underwear

�� Clothing and shoes, especially children sizes

(these can be dropped off in the SVDP bins in the

parking lot at any time)

�� Small appliances in working condition

�� We also need bicycles, helmets, locks and back-

packs for our homeless neighbors

There is also a need for used furniture in good condi-

tion, but for these larger items, including bicycles,

please call the Donation Line at 317/687-1006 to

schedule a custom pick-up for a weekday or Saturday.

Please keep us in mind between now and October as

you re-organize at home or see retailers having sales

on items above.

For any questions about our SVDP confer-

ence here at Nativity, please contact Tom

Price @ 317-752-1263. Thank you for all

you do to support our SVDP efforts.

RESPECT LIFE MASS and LIFE CHAIN

The annual Respect Life Mass is TODAY Sunday, October

3rd at 1:00 pm at the SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. It will

be followed by Life Chain from 2:30 to 3:30 along Meridi-

an Street. Nativity's location for this prayerful vigil is be-

tween 10th and 11th on Meridian.

CORRECTIONS MINISTRY

The mission of Corrections Ministry in the Archdiocese

of Indianapolis is to create an environment of trust

through a lens of Catholic social teaching by witness-

ing the Gospel to the incarcerated, formerly incarcer-

ated and victims/families, through healing and men-

toring processes. The Archdiocese is committed to

actively engaging parishes and parishioners to edu-

cate and advocate for policies that help reduce vio-

lence and provide for the pastoral needs of all affect-

ed by crime.

Contact Deacon Marc Kellams to learn more and to

get involved!

mkellams@archindy.org

Corrections Ministry Conference

Saturday October 9, 2021

8:30am - 3:30 pm

Roncalli High School

Our guest speakers include Christine Montross, M.D.,

author of Waiting for an Echo: The Madness of Ameri-

can Incarceration, and the Honorable William J.

Hughes, judge of the Hamilton Superior Court 3, who

will speak on "The Criminal Justice System: How it Re-

ally Works."

Conference is free but registration required.

The conference will be in person and live-streamed.

ARE YOU SOMEONE OR DO YOU

KNOW SOMEONE WHO…

Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic?

Has been coming to Mass with your Catholic spouse

and have questions about the Catholic Church?

Has a child over the age of seven who has not been

baptized?

Nativity offers an opportunity to come together in a

small group to learn more about our faith. Sessions are

held on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm and focus on the

teachings and experience of the Church and prepare

individuals to celebrate the Sacraments of Baptism,

Confirmation, and Eucharist during the Easter season.

You are welcome to participate in the process with

your questions, your insights and your faith story in a

warm, accepting setting. For more information please

contact our Coordinator of Evangelization and Disciple-

ship at bcross@nativityindy.org

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NATIVITY SENIOR GROUP

Our next luncheon is Thursday, October 14

th

, 1:00 pm

at Olive Garden, 8155 E. Washington Street. Please call,

Marsha Brinson, at 317 445-0177, if you wish to attend.

All Parish members over 50 are always welcome!

LETTER TO PARISHIONERS...

Nativity Parishioners,

My name is Luke Vennall and I am a Life Scout with

Nativity Troop 462. I will be starting my Eagle Scout

Service Project at Nativity on October 9

th

. Phase I of my

project is to clear out the prayer garden behind the

school. Keeping in line with the Scout Outdoor Code “…

Be considerate in the outdoors. Be conservation mind-

ed.”, we would like to re-purpose some of the plants

and materials from the garden. The scouts will be care-

fully removing lilies, irises, chicks & hens plants, and

hostas with roots and bulbs. We will also be removing

the landscaping stones (about 200) and bricks from

the area. All of the bulbs, plants, landscaping stones,

and bricks will be available near the prayer garden en-

trance to parishioners and friends after 5:00 PM on

10/09 on a first come, first served basis. They will also

be available the rest of the week. Please call or text

Angie Vennall at 317-490-2153 if you have any ques-

tions.

ADULT CONFIRMATION (AGE 18+)

This year, adults who are looking to be confirmed are

invited to learn alongside our catechumen and candi-

dates in the RCIA program. Sessions are held on Tues-

day nights starting at 7pm, located in the parish center.

Register on Nativity’s website! https://nativityindy.org/

adult-confirmation

If you have any questions please contact the Coordinator

of Evangelization and Discipleship at

bcross@nativityindy.org

NATIVITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Fall Break will be October 11-15.

YOU ARE A PIECE OF

GOD’S PLAN

2021 CHRISTMAS STORE�

The Christmas Store will open this year on November

11th to assist struggling families who might otherwise

not have a Christmas. The Christmas Store will again

operate as a drive-thru to ensure health and safety.

Volunteers will use information submitted by our com-

munity partners to carefully select gifts. Families will

come to the Christmas Store at an assigned date and

time to pick up their gifts. Last year we were able to

provide Christmas to 839 struggling families. This

year, 85 community organizations are partnering with

us to serve a goal of 850 families-that’s over 4,000

people! Visit www.Archindy.org/ChristmasStoreHelp

for more information on how you can help the Christ-

mas Store this year

CHICAGO PIZZA FUNDRAISER

Luke Vennall’s Fundraiser Night at Chicago’s Pizza �

Monday October 11, 5�8 PM�

Come out to Chicago’s Pizza, 5920 E Stop 11 Road, to

support Luke Vennall’s Eagle Scout Service Project!

Luke is a Nativity alumnus and a junior at Roncalli. A

portion of sales will be donated directly to helping him

complete his project. Dine-in > Carry-out > Curbside

FINANCIAL SUCCESS UNDER

ANY CIRCUMSTANCE

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Midwest Region

You are Invited to a Virtual Webinar with Industry Leader

Van Mueller October 13 at 7:30 pm EST. Van will help

you clarify how to have financial and retirement success.

You must pre-register for this event Please click here.

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God’s Bounty Food Pantry, located at

8946 Southeastern Ave, is staffed eve-

ry Wed evening from 6-7 pm to accept

your donations of non-perishable items.

The churches involved have divided up

the responsibility and open it to the

public every Thursday from 1-6:30 pm.

(The pantry is closed the 5th Thursday in a month.) Na-

tivity’s scheduled days to volunteer are the 4th Wed/

Thurs of every month but you are welcome to help any

week. Contact Vicki Dwenger with ??? 317/372-2595

vickidwenger@gmail.com

EWTN VICE PRESIDENT TO

ADDRESS CATHOLIC BUSINESS

EXCHANGE

Scott F. Brown, Vice President of Mission Advance-

ment for EWTN Global Catholic Network, will address

the October Catholic Business Exchange. His topic will

be: EWTN - 40 Years of media evangelization-A look

back and what lies ahead.

The event is Friday, October 15, at the Northside

Events and Social Club. Mass is offered at 7am and

the program will be finished by 9am. Cost for the pro-

gram includes a great breakfast and is $18 in ad-

vance for members and $24 for non-members. Regis-

tration is required by 4pm, Tuesday October 12. To

register, pay online and for more information, visit

www.catholicbusinessexchange.org.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Fr. Louis Gootee Council will meet Monday, October 4.

Join us at 6:30 PM for the Rosary in church followed

by our meeting in the Fr. Gootee Conference Room in

the Parish Center. If you have questions contact Mark

Gill, council13105@indianakofc.org or visit us at

www.nativity-Kofc.org

The Knights of Columbus is looking for men (ages 18

or older) who want to be part of an organization that

promotes the Catholic Faith and its principles. They

are: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. Catholic

men are invited to join the Knights of Columbus and

help make a difference in the community, as well as

your parish.

We celebrate the following

children who were recently

baptized at Nativity:

Zoe Felicity, daughter of David and Teresa Bauman

Maya Grace, daughter of Ryan and Jennifer Hall

Jonathan, son of Walberto and Guillermina Silva

Samantha, daughter of Walberto and Guillermina Silva

Ximena, daughter of Walberto and Guillermina Silva

Benjamin Alexander, son of Michael and Megan McShea

Nicolas Scott, son of Richard and Allison Martinez

Sade Skye, daughter of Maria Conde

FAMILY FAITH FORMATION

This year we are trying a new approach

to religious education!

Family Formation is a family-based catechetical

program that helps families to grow in the

transforming love of God by

understanding and living the Catholic Faith.

Every first Sunday of the month students in Grades K

-8 meet in classrooms in the school, divided by grade

level, where trained catechists present the lessons.

Parents gather in the parish center to learn about

different aspects of the faith, engage in discussion

with other parents, and receive that month's home

lessons.

Through weekly Home Lessons, Family Formation

helps parents pass on the Catholic Faith to their

children and grow in faith and holiness. This model

enables parents to be “the primary educators in the

Faith.” [General Directory for Catechesis (GDC) 255]

You can register on Nativity’s website: https://

nativityindy.org/re

Parent Orientation Meeting. September 26th

9:30-10:45am located in parish center

Family Formation sessions begin

October 3rd and end May 1st

FIRST RECONCILIATION AND

FIRST COMMUNION

Registration for First Reconciliation and First Communion

is open! If you have a child who has not yet received

these sacraments you can register them on Nativity’s

website: https://nativityindy.org/first-sacraments

.

HIGH SCHOOL CONFIRMATION is now open for

all sophomores, juniors and seniors!

Questions about the program, email Maureen

Hutt @ mhutt@nativityindy.org

To register your student .... click here: https://

nativityindy.org/youth-confirmation

"Faith formation is more than a subject to be taught --

it is an invitation to a way of life~ Joe Paprocki

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BIRTHLINE

We are currently receiving donations which are accept-

ed on Monday & Wednesday from 10:00 am – 2:30

(closed from Noon – 12:45 pm) at the Xavier Building

(Crisis Center’s main entrance on Northside of building

– 1435 Illinois Street, Indianapolis 46202) They also

may be placed in the bassinet in the west entrance of

the gathering space.

Urgent Items Needed:

Spring clothes – Sizes 0-3 through 2T for boys and

girls

Pajamas – Sizes 18mo, 24mo, & 2T for boys and girls

Diapers – Sizes 4, 5 and 6

Ongoing Needs:

**Baby Wash **

Diaper Cream

Pacifiers Bibs Baby Books Sippy Cups

Bottles

Socks – Sizes 0-3 through 2T

Also, Birthline is looking for volunteers

on Monday or Wednesday to sort items

and assemble layettes. For more infor-

mation on volunteering, call Kathy Gries

at 317/783-2563. Thanks for the help.

FROM THE VOCATIONS OFFICE

"We see Jesus crowned with glory and honor." Will you let

the Holy Spirit lead you beyond your fearful hesitation to

follow Christ as a priest, deacon or in the consecrated

life? Contact the Vocation Office at 317/236-1490 or

vocations@archindy.org and leave your name and num-

ber.

HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE HOUR

OPPORTUNITIES

One Month per Quarter -- Ushers needed for all mass

times, especially 5:30pm and 8:30am mass

times. Ushers "work" same months and same mass

times. If interested, contact Maureen Hutt

@ mhutt@nativityindy.org and I will give you more infor-

mation. You do not need to be confirmed to be an ush-

er. This is one hour every week per month on a quarterly

rotation.

PFO TRUNK OR TREAT

Nativity’s PFO will be hosting Titan Trunk or Treat on

Sunday, October 24

th

from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in the

parking lot between the church and school. All Nativi-

ty students and parishioners and their families are

invited to dress up and come Trick or Treat with us.

Adults, please refrain from dressing up as anything

too scary or gory for our littlest Titans.

We’re looking for some fun families (teachers are

welcome, too) to decorate their trunks, pass out can-

dy, and help out with the event. Trunk hosts are invit-

ed to start decorating and setting up their trunk area

at 2:30. You don’t have to decorate elaborately, but it

certainly adds to the fun! If you are unable to host a

vehicle, but want to help, we are looking for people to

help with set up and clean up after. All volunteers

need to be Safe Parish trained in accordance with

school policy. (Password is Archindy2021) Having

enough volunteers is essential, so please consider

helping out! (See sign up genius below)

In the event of rain, we will hold the event at tables in

the gym and face masks will be required for every-

one. If the pandemic guidelines for Marion County

change, the event may be altered, delayed or can-

celed and we will communicate that to everyone as

soon as we are able.

We use so much candy for this event and greatly ap-

preciate donations, which can be sent into the school

or parish office with a label stating they are for the

PFO Trunk or Treat.

https://www.signupgenius.com/

go/70A0D45A4A82FABFE3-titan1

We appreciate your help with this great event! Con-

tact Tanya Seibel, tvanskyo@alumni.nd.edu or 317-

694-4049, if you have any questions.

.

SUPPORT ST. VINCENT DE PAUL AND

MISSION 27 RESALE AT

THE AMAZING WOODRUFF PLACE

FLEA MARKET!

Saturday, October 2 – 8am – 5pm

Sunday, October 3 – 10am – 5pm

80 acres of great bargains, vendors,

food and entertainment.

Come visit Mission 27 Resale at

798 Woodruff Place East Drive.

Woodruff Place is located 1800 east

of downtown

between 10

th

and Michigan Streets.

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!

Quilting

The next monthly meeting of the Nativity Quilt-

ing group will be Monday, October 11 at

6:30 pm in Fr Louis Gootee Conf Room. Newcomers are

always welcome. Please reach out to Maureen Sciame

317/642-8414 maureen.sciame@comcast.net with ques-

tions.

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To sign up with your email visit formed.org/signup and

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PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY

We meet the first and third Wednesday of the month in

the Parish Center from 9-Noon. People feel the warmth

and love of Jesus Christ with Prayer Shawls. They are

blessed by Father Eric and are free for distribution to

those in need of comfort. They are available either by

stopping by the parish office during the

week or from the basket in the narthex of

the church by the painting of our Blessed

Mother. Give one to someone you know

who is suffering physically or spiritually.

Monica Santangelo 317/862-4137 with

questions.

MISSALETTES

If you have difficulty hearing the readings proclaimed at

mass, you may want to avail yourself of the Sunday’s Word

Missalettes that are on the tables at the entrances of

Church. Please return them to the same place after mass

so that persons at the next mass can use them.

PRIMETIMERS UPCOMING EVENTS

Save the date!

Sunday, October 10th - Primetimer Bunco and Pasta

Bar Luncheon. Start time will be 12 noon (after 11

am Mass) in the Parish Center. Please contact Nan-

cy Pinard or Louise Stevenson if you plan on attend-

ing.

Sunday, November 14th - Pitch In @ Parish Center

Sunday, December 5th - Primetimers Holiday Brunch

and White Elephant Exchange. Start time will be 12

noon (after the 11 am Mass) in the Parish Center.

Primetimers is a social group at Nativity for ages 50

and over. If you would like to be added to our email

distribution list, please contact Nancy Pinard at 317

371-2630 (email pinard1@sbcglobal.net) or Louise

Stevenson at 317-352-1872

(email daviddsls2001@aol.com).

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