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SAINT
BARNABAS
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
PASTOR Rev. Monsignor
Anthony R. Volz
ASSOCIATE PASTOR
Fr. Joseph Rautenberg
DEACON Pat Bower
DEACON Jerry Matthews
EMERGENCY #317-886-4744
CONTACTS:
Parish Office ......... 317-882-0724 Parish Fax ............... 317-887-8932
School Office ......... 317-881-7422 School Fax .............. 317-887-8933
PARISH STAFF E-MAIL
first initial, last [email protected]
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WATCH THE CURRENT MASS
ON-LINE. GO TO THE MAIN PAGE
OF OUR WEB PAGE.
MASS SCHEDULE Weekday: 8:30am, Monday-Friday Weekend Saturday 5pm, Sunday 7, 9,11am, 5pm
DAILY PRAYER SERVICE
Morning: 7:30am, Monday-Friday Evening: Monday, 6pm
HEARING DEVICES/WHEELCHAIRS
are available in the Narthex. Ask an usher for assistance.
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE
WORD During the 9am Sunday Mass Children, Kindergarten through 3rd grade, leave Mass to learn the weekly Gospel at their level.
ST. BARNABAS PARISH SCHOOL
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
RCIA CLASSES (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217
A Stewardship Parish, celebrating 52 years as a faith community
FEBRUARY 4, 2018
PARISH STAFF
E-mail @
Emergency # 317-886-4744
Pastor Msgr. Tony Volz. . . . . . . . . . x223 Associate Pastor Fr. Joseph Rautenberg. . . . . x222 Deacon Pat Bower. . . . . . . 317-313-8010 Deacon Jerry Matthews. . . 317-441-3471
Pastoral Associate Patty Cain. . . . . . .317-319-2974 Parish Secretary Theresa Warner. . . . . . . . . . x221 Music Director Francesca [email protected] Director of Finance and Operations Meg Horcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . x253 Bookkeeper Connie Littrell. . . . . . . . . . . x252
Director of Facilities Greg Beckham. . . . . . . . . . . x271
Director of Faith Formation Christine Helle . . . . . . . . . . .x225 Director of Youth Ministry Mary Kate Becker . . . . . . . X224 Coordinator of Young Adults Preston Becker . . [email protected]
Director of Communications/Bulletin Carol Elias. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X227 Renee Lange. . . . . . . . . . . . . X227
Principal Carissa Maddox. . . . . . . . . . x270 Asst. Principal Ryan Schnarr . .. . . . . . . . . . .x280 School Office Laura Bridgewater. . . . . . . . x248 Kathie McCarthy. . . . . . . . . .x269
Consider taking an hour to spend with Jesus who is in the Adoration Chapel waiting for you. Open hours in the Chapel:
If you are visiting our parish, we are glad to have you here and hope you will come back and pray with us. If you are new to the neighborhood, or looking for a church home, we hope you feel comfortable enough on your first visit to return. Call the parish office for information on our parish. St. Barnabas Catholic Church is a Stewardship Parish built on the four pillars of:
Current parishioners who must leave us should call the office with your date of departure. We’ll miss you and bid you God’s blessings!
Hospitality—All are Welcome Prayer—Centered on the Eucharist
Formation—Cradle to Grave Service—Outreach to Others
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If you can pray at these hours Contact Laurel Schiefelbein,
317-881-8797, cell 317-319-1200,
WE NEED HOSTS
Groups and individuals please
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If you have a problem signing up on line, call the Office, 317-882-0724 or
contact: Donna Williams [email protected]
Cindy Gosser [email protected]
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Parish Office Hours: 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday
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BEFORE PUBLICATION.
Sunday
MIDNIGHT-1 AM 1-2 AM 2-3 AM 3-4 AM
Monday
— Tuesday —
Wednesday —
Thursday —
Friday NOON—1PM 2-3 AM
Saturday 2-3 PM
MEN’S CLUB
50/50 JON LALLY coordinator
[email protected] December 50/50 drawing was worth $5,350.00. #3531 was not a paying
player, making the January drawing estimated at $5,900!!
Pay for the year for just $50! ($10 savings compared to paying each month.) Begin by putting your money and name in
an envelope into the collection basket. This supports our parish sports. #142859
January 28, 2018
Tithing $27,924.45
Visitor's Gifts 727.59
Total Gifts $28,652.04
Weekly Corporate Match Gifts $0.00
Other Donations:
Building Fund $150.00
Campaign for Human Develop. $2,897.26
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Come join us!
St. Barnabas Catholic School Open House today
Sunday, February 4th 10:00 a.m. - Noon
The 8th grade class will be selling carnations for $1 each to celebrate Valentines Day AFTER ALL MASSES FEBRUARY 10/11TH!
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES AND HEARTS AND HANDS
WILL BE OUR GUESTS FOR REACHING OUT SUNDAY NEXT WEEKEND, FEBRUARY 10/11.
Hearts & Hands of Indiana, is a ministry that celebrates its mission and vision of helping families and individuals by transforming abandoned houses into homes in our near west-side community. From our beginning 9 years ago, our commitment and success have been sustained by the generosity we have found in our community, our partners , our volunteers, our donors, and the families we serve. We are proud of our short and successful history, completing and selling 11 homes making a sig-nificant difference in the area of St. Anthony and Holy Trinity Parish. Our families have often lived in cramped quarters; or maybe they don't have a home at all. But once they move into a Hearts & Hands Home, great things begin to happen. The families now have a safe, quality home- and because of that, they feel financial stability and peace of mind. The neighborhood is strengthened, children do better in school, and the fami-ly has a more promising future. Please contact us at www.heartsandhandsindy.org or call 317.353-3606 to get involved.
During Lent our St. Barnabas community will participate in CRS RICE BOWL, a faith-in-action program that invites us to encounter our neighbor, as companions on the journey, through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. We will reflect on how an encounter with our neighbor can be transformative. We will see how our prayers, fasting and alms can support those worldwide who are forced to flee their homes to find safety or better opportunities.
Archbishop Daniel M. Buechlein, OSB, 79, monk and priest of Saint Meinrad Archabbey and arch bishop emeritus of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, died January 25, 2018, in the monastery infirmary. Archbishop Buechlein served as the fifth archbishop of the Archdio-cese of Indianapolis from July 14, 1992 until his retirement on September 21, 2011. During his 19 years as shep-herd of Indianapolis, Archbishop Daniel worked to strengthen the archdiocese’s pastoral, spiritual and financial health. He was especially interested in promot-
ing Catholic education, young adult ministry, and vocations to priesthood and the religious life.
NEXT WEEK, we will take up the COLLECTION FOR THE
CHURCH IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE. This collec-
tion supports the Church in over 25 countries that are still struggling
to recover in the aftermath of communist rule. Funds from this col-
lection support pastoral care, catechesis, building renovations, and
seminary formation. Your support restores the Church and builds
the future in this region. Please prayerfully consider how you can
support the collection next week. More information can be found at
www.usccb.org/ccee. Checks made out to St. Barnabas.
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Arts & Artisans Our Lady of Grace Monastery
Join the Sisters of Our Lady of Grace Monastery for their annual arts event,
ARTS & ARTISANS IN THE AFTERNOON Saturday, February 17, 2-4 pm.
Watch the monastery artisans and their artistic friends at
work, enjoy specialty coffees and homemade desserts.
Single tickets are $20 but grab a friend and pay only $35. All proceeds support the Sisters of St. Benedict.
For additional information call 317-787-3287 x 3035 or
register online at www.benedictine.com
BULLETIN SPONSORS!! Debra Speer was with us last week securing advertisers for our bulletin. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE ADVER-TISERS WHO HAVE RENEWED THEIR ADS FOR THE UP-COMING YEAR AND ALSO TO ALL OF THE NEW ADVER-TISERS WHO HAVE GENEROUSLY COMMITTED TO THE PUBLICATION FOR THIS YEAR. If you would be interested in sponsoring an ad for your business or on behalf of your favorite charity/organization there is still time. Please contact Debra Speer, 317-679-7425 or [email protected]
As a reminder, we ask that all of our members utilize these wonderful advertisers whenever possible. Please use our publication as a resource whenever you are in need of products or ser-vices. Please let them know we truly appreciate their loyal sup-port. It is their generosity that provides the bulletin at no cost.
Msgr M Downey Council 3660 Breakfast
Sunday, February 11
8am un!l 11:30 am
Central Catholic’s Cafeteria
1155 Cameron St, Indianapolis, IN 46203
PLEASE PARK PAST THE SIGN
Adults $8 - Children Ages 5-10 $4 under 5 FREE
BLESSINGS FROM THE PARISH TO
MANNY & JUDY ARRALDE
50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
February 3
THE INDIANAPOLIS BRASS CHOIR under the direction of Darin Sorley, will present
a FREEWILL OFFERING CONCERT on
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 3PM, AT ST. BARNA-
BAS
The musical selections will help celebrate the beginning of the Winter Olympics with John Williams’ “Olympic Fanfare and Theme” and the 100th birth year of American composer Leon-ard Bernstein with music from “West Side Story”. Additional works will range from the Baroque to Big Band era and high-light this talented ensemble.
The Indianapolis Brass Choir is celebrating its 31st season of presenting concerts in Central Indiana to raise money for charitable causes. All the musicians donate their time and talents on a regular basis to the IBC. Additional information can be found at www.indybrasschoir.com. The money raised at this concert will benefit the food pantry for Holy Trinity and Saint Anthony’s.
VOCATION PRAYERS: On Monday, February 17,
at 7pm in St. Barnabas Church, Deacon Paul Fisherkeller
from St. Mark's Parish will lead us in a ROSARY FOR VOCA-
TIONS. His homily will include his vocation story, followed by
Benediction. If we are going to have the Sacraments in ten
years, we will need priests and now is the time to begin pray-
ing for God to send us many and holy priests.
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SVdP needs YOU Saturday, February 10th
7:30am–1pm…..Truck drivers/helpers 9am–4pm…..Dock Workers
9am–Noon…..Assist Clients/Referral Desk
VOLUNTEERS FROM ST. BARNABAS ARE NEEDED to help serve the struggling families at Mission 27 Resale next Saturday. Mission 27 Resale is the old distribution center located at 1201 E. Maryland Street. Truck drivers/helpers are desperately needed to help pick up dona-tions. Truck drivers must be 21 but do not need a CDL. First time volunteers are teamed up with an expe-rienced volunteer.
Volunteers should park on Maryland Street and enter through the “Volunteer Entrance”. If you have any questions, call Patti Rabiola or email [email protected] If you cannot give of your time, please donate and shop.
For more information, go to svdpindy.org or mission27re-sale.org. Save these for future volunteer dates:
March 10, April 14, May 12, June 16, July 21, August 18, September 22, October 20 November 17.
“Struttin’ Our Stuff” THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE FIRST ANNUAL
FUNDRAISER, Wednesday, April 18, 6:30pm at Marian, Inc.
Come celebrate the work of the Society and enjoy compli-mentary cocktails, dinner, silent and live auctions and featuring a celebrity fashion show for men and women showcasing styles from the Mission 27 Resale Store. $75 per person/$150 per couple.
For underwriting sponsorship and table opportunities Jenny Matthews [email protected] 317-289-3324 Mary Ann Klein [email protected] 317-796-6325.
Outreach Ministry, Small Church Communities, and
St. Vincent de Paul are collaborating to offer SOUP
SUPPERS again this year during Lent.
Lent is traditionally a time for prayer, fasting and alms giving. It is a time when we look at our lives and consider making a sacrifice to bring us closer to the sacrifice made by Christ to atone for our sins. But many also look for a way to do something positive, to take on a new habit or change an old one. PLEASE CONSIDER joining us for the Soup Suppers as a positive step in learning how our parish is living the gospel of Jesus in Mathew 25: 40-43 “For I was hungry…”.
For 3 evenings in Lent we will share a simple meal of soup and bread and learn more about how St. Vincent de Paul is address-ing the needs of the “those who are hungry, thirsty, and na-ked”. We will learn about Catholic Charities’ Refugee Resettle-ment Program and how we are “welcoming the stranger” who come to our country and how our parish is ministering to those in prison. Following each presentation there will be an opportunity for discussion and questions.
Put FEBRUARY 22ND, MARCH 8TH AND MARCH 22ND on your calendar now and make the Soup Suppers a part of your Len-ten efforts this year. All parishioners and guests are invit-ed. The program is appropriate for junior high students and older. Supper will be served starting at 6pm and the program will start at 6:40. The suppers will be in the cafeteria of the school. A free will offering will be collected.
RSVP in the narthex
after all masses next weekend.
40 Days for Life Kick-Off Rally
Sunday, February 11th 3pm
St. Luke the Evangelist 7575 Holliday Dr. E.
Through song and prayer, come fill your spiritual tank and fortify yourself with the fuel needed to be a faithful prayer vigil participant. We will also hear from Christine Harrington about the im-pact having abortions had on her life and from Hosea Bax-ter, the Director of Urban Ministries at Crossroads Bible Col-lege about what we can do to protect other women from the grief and heartache of abortion.
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ENCOUNTER LENT Join St. Barnabas parish- and near-ly 14,000 Catholic communities across the United States- in a life-changing Lenten journey of encoun-ter with the CATHOLIC RELIEF
SERVICE (CRS) RICE BOWL. Become a companion on the journey through daily prayer, weekly fasting, and almsgiv-ing that changes lives. Jesus gives us the example of the Good Samaritan. With CRS Rice Bowl as our guide, we set
out to encounter and love our neighbor. PICK UP YOUR FAMILY’S CRS RICE BOWL IN THE NARTHEX
on or after the weekend of February 10th and 11th. Visit crsricebowl.org or download the free CRS Rice Bowl app from the App Store for more information, meatless reci-pes, prayers, and videos.
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2018 St. Barnabas Annual Father Son Breakfast Sunday March 4th, 10am, gym
Please join us for some fun and fellowship at this year’s breakfast. Our Keynote Speaker is Coach Bill Lynch. Bill grew up in Indianapolis and attended Chatard High School graduating in 1972. Moved on to Butler University to letter four years as quarterback and was also captain of the basketball team. After his playing days he has been involved in coaching at the college level ever since. Bill has been head coach of Butler University, Ball State University, Indiana University and is the current Head coach of DePauw University. Coach Lynch was inducted into The Indiana Football Hall of Fame in 2005. The 1977 Butler graduate was the first student-athlete to twice be named recipient of the prestigious Tony Hinkle Award, presented by the Indiana Collegiate Conference for outstanding scholastic and athletic achievement. Mr. Lynch and his wife Linda have 4 children, 3 sons and a daughter. All 3 boys are currently coaching at the college level
ALL TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE. Individual tickets for adults and children are $5. To help offset costs for the event, we are also selling Table Sponsorships. Each Table Sponsor will be recognized and receive preferred seating and 10 tickets (1 full table). There are 3 levels of Sponsorships available: Platinum $300 Gold $200 Silver $100
Please respond as soon as possible if you are interested in individual tickets or table sponsorship. To secure a seat, tickets can be purchased from Laura Bridgewater at the School Office
or after Saturday Mass and after Masses at 9:and 11am on Sunday.
Again, Tickets WILL NOT be available at the door so please secure your tickets as soon as possible. Any questions or concerns please feel free to call Don Hughett at 317-213-6505 or email at [email protected]
5&6 Grade Youth Ministry
Prayer and Breakfast: Please join us for our next Prayer and Breakfast on Tuesday, February 6 from 7:00-7:25 AM in McNally Hall. We will have donuts, milk, juice, and great pray-er time to start our day! Please bring a hat or scarf for your donated item this month! Middle School Lock In: This event is for 6-8th grade only. It is on March 23 from 7pm-7am. See flyer!
7&8 Grade Youth Ministry St. Barnabas School Ministry Lunch Bunch: 7&8 Grade Youth who at-tend St. Barnabas School are welcome to join youth ministry during Study Hall and Lunch Period for Lunch Bunch on Wednesday, February 21. Please bring your lunch and meet us in McNally Hall for Lunch Bunch. We will eat lunch, play a game, and pray to-gether! Middle School Lock In: This event is for 6-8th grade only. It is on March 23 from 7pm-7am. See flyer!
High School Youth Ministry (Grades 9-12)
Witness at the Cross: Come to the meeting in the Upper Room
on February 11 from 6-7:30pm if you’d like to help brainstorm for new
ideas about Witness at the Cross. Confirmation Retreat:
For those who have chosen the option of attending retreat for
Confirmation, it is February 16-18 at Camp Allendale.
Tweet of the Week
“If we fail to suffer with those who suffer, even
those of different religions, languages or
cultures, we need to question our own
humanity.” -Pope Francis
(@Pontifex)
TO RSVP OR FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT
PRESTON BECKER, [email protected].
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Meditation
Invitation to All Men - Prison Ministry
A new Kairos men's team is forming to go into the Put-
namville Prison the weekend of April 26-29 to put on a 3.5
day Kairos retreat for about 42 male prisoners. The retreats
are similar to CRHP and Cursillo and afford an opportunity
for the prisoners to develop or renew a relationship with
Christ. We need about 45 men for the Kairos team and in
the past we have had 1-3 men from St. Barnabas join a
Kairos team. Each Kairos team is comprised of fellow Chris-
tians who unite and focus on what we have in common to
bring the Gospel into the prison. Each weekend is a power-
ful and impactful experience.
There will be five team formation meetings before the week-
end and each meeting is on a Saturday from 8:30am to
about 2pm in Gosport, IN, about 40 minutes south of St.
Barnabas. Later, we will ask all parishioners to help support
the weekend with prayer and the baking of cookies to take
into the prison.
1. YOUNG ADULT BOOK STUDY- Please join us for the study which will incorporate Scripture and a book. We will meet weekly for prayer, reflection and discussion on how God is call-ing us to live. The study will be designed in a fluid way that anticipates people coming and going whenever they are able. Outside of our time together, read as much or as little as you’d like! We will meet Monday evenings from 6:30-7:45 in the Parish Hall at St. Barnabas beginning February 5.
2. YOUNG ADULT BREWERY NIGHT - Relax. Drink Beer. Build Community. Join the young adults from St. Barnabas at Mashcraft Brewery for a night of fun on Wednesday, Febru-ary 21 at 7PM! Mashcraft Brewery, 1140 N St Rd 135, Greenwood, 46142
ST. BARNABAS
YOUNG ADULT EVENTS!
TOTUS TUUS June 17-22
Pre-K-6th grade: Mon-Fri 9:00-2:00
7th-12th grade: Sun-Thurs. 7:00-9:00
SPIRITUAL STRETCH
For all parishioners ages 16+. There is no charge,
no sign-up! Do at your own level. MONDAY, January 29 February 5/12/19/26 8-9 PM, Upper Room
Always watch the bulletin and TV screen in the narthex for the monthly schedule!
Indy Junior Rebels Lacrosse
Interested in the fastest growing sport on two feet? Come see what lacrosse is all about! Indy Junior Rebels Lacrosse (the feeder program for Roncalli High School Lacrosse) is registering now for our spring season. Visit jrrebellax.com or our face-
book page for more information. We have teams for grades 3-8. Contact Julie at [email protected] or 317-496-7339.
2018 Spring Sports Registrations NOW
OPEN
Please visit the CYO website to register: www.cyoarchindy.org. Register as early as possible, as
team entries are due to the CYO office by the end of Feb.
Boys Baseball open to 7th & 8th grade: $45 fee Girls Spring Kickball open to 3rd- 8th grade: $45 fee Co-Ed Soccer open to 5th- 8th grade: $45 fee Girls Softball open to 7th & 8th grade: $45 fee Co-Ed Track open to 4th- 8th grade: $40 fee
Women's Prison Ministry KAIROS #20
Scheduling a retreat at Indiana Women's Prison
April 12 thru April15
which is during Lent this year.
Team meetings: 2/3, 2/17, 2/24, 3/10, +3/24
at New Hope Church on Fairview, 8:30AM til 2:30 PM.
It is important to attend the entire weekend and 5 training
sessions. Please consider joining me in speaking with these
women about God and helping them form prayer
communities at the prison.
I have already heard from one person, what about you?
REMEMBER OUR ILL PARISHIONERS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. Contact our Pastoral
Associate, or the Parish Secretary (information under staff, page 2); or go to www.stbindy.org. then prayer/worship.
Jan Arvin Marty Beckham Laura Bennett Austin Bond Jilly Bond Hellis Borst Betty Bruno Owen Bostock Rosemary Cox Rebecca Cruse Regina Cutney Tony Dennis Jeff Epler Bob Evans Alan Franklin Jeff Gindling Linda/Steve Godfrey
John Gutzwiller Jim Hanley Ken Haupt William Hendel Robert Hermann Lois Holzer Carol Kavanaugh Sue Kavanaugh Garry Kegley Shelby Laney Ron Litz Sue Malham Phil McInnes Al Meadlo Nathan & PJ Milto John Minor Elizabeth Myers
Bonnie Pickard Patricia Rakausky Dolores Richardson David Ruiz Leota Ruiz Tony Samaras Rosa Maria Santos John Sheehan Dolores Stiener Arvilla Thornbury Dora Northcutt Trittipo Tom Utterback Tom Wamsley Bernie Watson Dolores Williams Rosemary Wyss Phyllis Zinser
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WEEK OF FEBRUARY 4, 2018
Sun Jb 7:1-4, 6-7/Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. 3a]/1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23/Mk 1:29-39 Liam Hosty
Mon
1 Kgs 8:1-7, 9-13/Ps 132:6-7, 8-10 [8a]/Mk 6:53-56 James “JJ” Huber
Tues 1 Kgs 8:22-23, 27-30/Ps 84:3, 4, 5 and 10, 11 [2]/Mk 7:1-13 Tyler Huber
Wed 1 Kgs 10:1-10/Ps 37:5-6, 30-31, 39-40 [30a]/Mk 7:14-23 Sisters of St. Benedict - Ferdinand
Thurs 1 Kgs 11:4-13/Ps 106:3-4, 35-36, 37 and 40 [4a]/Mk 7:24-30 Joseph Huelseman
Fri 1 Kgs 11:29-32; 12:19/Ps 81:10-11ab, 12-13, 14-15 [11a and 9a]/Mk 7:31-37 Sam Rosko
Sat 1 Kgs 12:26-32; 13:33-34/Ps 106:6-7ab, 19-20, 21-22 [4a]/Mk 8:1-10 Matthew Perronie
Sun Lv 13:1-2, 44-46/Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11 [7]/1 Cor 10:31--11:1/Mk 1:40-45 Michael Prakasam
Please pray for ordained religious, men and women, and the seminarians with the daily readings below.
QUESTION FOR CHILDREN: What is a way that you can follow Jesus? QUESTION FOR YOUTH: Following Jesus can mean leaving some things behind. What do you need to let go of to follow Jesus more fully in your life? QUESTION FOR ADULTS: When recently did God call you to do something that was difficult?
PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF:
JOHN SOLLER
FATHER OF MIKE SOLLER
BEULAH GODFREY,
MOTHER OF STEVE GODFREY
With a grant and other support from our Indianapolis Council, the ST. BARNABAS CONFERENCE OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL will be partnering with the St. Anthony Conference and welcoming 14 individuals into the CHANGING LIVES FOREVER PROGRAM THIS SUMMER, STARTING MARCH 6.
They will come to St. Anthony once a week for e i g h t e e n w e e k s t o “investigate” how they can have a better life. They will work hard during this time, assessing their resources and creating a plan for their future. Graduates from this program will be ready to work toward the plan they have cre- ated but will still need help and encourage-ment as they are m a k i n g changes in their lives.
We will need support from the St. Barnabas parish as well the St. Anthony parish. If you have been considering how you might act on our Indiana Bishops’ Pastoral Letter on Poverty and are drawn to personally making a lasting difference in the life of someone working toward a better life, please prayerfully con-sider helping out. We need mentors, lunch preparers, prayer partners, graduation gift makers and transportation assis-tance for the investigators. We are even looking for facilita-tors for next year.
Please contact Dawn Lane, [email protected] or 317.691.0806
Or Julia Beckham, Kathy Delpha,
Mary Barbara Miller, Connie Merkel
SOUTHSIDE PARISH FAMILY On behalf of the
Opel and Bartram families, we would like to extend our most sincere gratitude and appreciation for the outpouring of support, love, and prayers in memory of our beautiful girls Mallory and Meredith. Whether you attended the visit-ation and/or the funeral Mass, provided prayerful sup-port, provided food or assisted with the mercy meal at Ron-calli, we thank you for the care and support of many, many south side “family” members. Thank you all so much from the bottom of our hearts for all you have done and for your con-tinued prayers.
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Hank Schonhoff /Kathy Johnson
Parish Jim-James Carr/Shirlee Carr Dave Heise/Joe-Loretta Goddard Isabella Mathias/Kathryn Donahue
Juliana Haller/Mary Bakeis
Helen Fox/Martha Jo Hering
Rosemary Dillon/Family
Tom Sanders/Family
Dee LaRosa/Kathy Donahue
Karen Koors/Lucille Koors
In Thanksgiving Jim Herron/Bill-Debbie Zimmerman Parish Madonna Smith/Tom Smith
LITURGICAL MINISTERS February 10/11, 2018 Remember it is everyone’s responsibility to get a sub if you are not able to serve as scheduled.
Mass Coordin. Lectors Ushers Ex.Min. Servers Music Ministry
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4
9AM COFFEE & DONUTS—HALL SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE 9AM SCOUT MASS/CAKE AUCTION
10AM ERE—CAFE/CLASSROOMS 11AM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR NOON GVB—GYM
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6
2:45PM SCHOOL CHOIR—CHR 3:15PM BELLS—CHR 4PM GVB—GYM 6PM ROSARY—CHAPEL 6PM YA BOOK STUDY—HALL 6:30PM ADULT BELLS—CHR 8PM SPIRITUAL STRETCH—UPR
9AM ENL—HALL 4PM GVB—GYM 5PM WRESTLING—UPR & 1/2 HALL 6PM MOMS—LIBRARY 7PM PRAYER GROUP—NAR 7:30PM ADULT CHOIR—CHR 7:30PM BOY SCOUTS—HALL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8
2:45PM ROBOTICS —HALL 4PM GVB—GYM 4PM ROBOTICS—HALL 4:30PM RCIC—CMR 5PM WRESTLING—UPR 6:30PM PTO MEETING—CMR 6:30PM RCIA—RM 104 6:30PM SCOUT MTGS-HALL/CAFÉ
9AM ENL—HALL 2PM CONFESSION 2:30PM SCIENCE FAIR SETUP—GYM 2:45 BOY’S CHOIR—CMR 2:45PM BRICKS 4 KIDZ—HALL 6PM MOMS—LIBRARY 7PM BIBLE STUDY—RM 104
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
7:30AM SCIENCE FAIR 1PM SERVER TRAINING—CHR 6PM BLUE & GOLD DINNER- GYM/HALL
8TH GRADE CARNATION SALE 2ND COLLECTION REACHING OUT SUNDAY 9AM GVB—GYM 9AM CHIN CONVERSATION—CAFE 4PM RONCALLI LACROSSE TEAM 4PM CONFESSIONS/MASS 7PM AVB
2ND COLLECTION COFFEE & DONUTS 8TH GRADE CARNATION SALE REACHING OUT SUNDAY 10AM ERE—CAFE/CLASSROOMS
11AM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR NOON GVB—GYM 3PM MISSION TRIP MTG—CMR 3PM INDPLS BRASS CHOIR—CHR 6PM WITNESS OF CROSS MTG—UPR
SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO: [email protected]
BULLETIN DEADLINE: SUNDAY THE WEEK
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Shadow at Cathedral High School Come be a VIP—“Very IRISH Person”—for a day! We invite all 8th grade students to spend a day in the life of one of our stu-dents, meeting teachers, attending classes and experiencing what being IRISH is all about! Visiting students will be hosted by a freshman student who has similar co-curricular interests and/or academic abilities. Follow this link to sign up: http://bit.ly/2x6qeGU or contact Maribeth Cloud at [email protected].
Camp Cathedral Summer Camp
Join us for 2018 “Camp Cathedral” Summer Camps at Cathedral High School! Cathedral High School’s Summer Camps are open for registration at www.campcathedral.com. Camp Cathedral runs from June 4-July 27 and includes half-day single camps and all-day combo camps. Before and after care are available. Families can choose from over 35 sports camps and nearly 60 enrich-ment camps. Camps are grade specific with offerings for Kindergartners through 12th graders. Make new friends and new memo-ries! But hurry, as popular camps fill up quickly. Find more information and to sign up go to www.campcathedral.com.
High School Placement Test Summer Academy
Current 7th graders who want to maximize their potential for success on the High School Placement Test should consider Cathe-dral’s Placement Test Summer Academy. For an early bird price of only $85 for students who register by May 15, students can take a practice placement test on a Monday, receive direct instruction from Math and English teachers for three days, and take another practice test on a Friday. Plus, students receive a free test prep book ($20 value) at the end of the course! Prepare for success on the test, and earn scores that can be used for admission and/or merit scholarships during 8th grade. Choose from mornings or afternoons during one of the two weeks—June 18-22 or July 9-13. Visit www.gocathedral.com/hsptacademy or call (317) 968-7370 to learn more!
FAMILY PRACTICE - ADULTS & CHILDREN
COSMETIC AND IMPLANT DENTISTRY
8001 S. Shelby St (Corner of Stop 11 & Shelby St.)
317-888-7295www.paulcondradds.com
RERENFA
Sarah C. Condra, DDS Charles D. Paul, DDS
“Lab on premises Same Day Repairs”
New Patients Welcome
Contact Debra Speer to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6358
Get the service you deserve! Smart Choice Realtorswww.SmartChoiceIndy.com
Suzanne Roell-Carlson 317-506-2530 | Katie Roell-Passwaiter 317-506-4430
FOREST CREEK COMMONS
Cody Baker- Director of Sales & Leasing6510 US 31 South • Indianapolis, IN
P. 317.783.4663 • [email protected]
e AtriumReception & Conference Center
3143 E. ThompsonRhea & Louie Annee
Parishioners • 782-4467
Over 32 Years Experience
24 Hours Same Price
Free Estimates
10% Off Any Repair
887-3999 Carl J. Magna, Jr.-OLG Parishioner
COMMUNITY CLEAN
Professional Janitor Supplies
317-346-7766
Bob & Rob Sauer
G.H. Herrmann Funeral Homes
5141 Madison Ave. - 1505 S. East St 1605 S. State Rd. 135, Greenwood
Gardens at Olive Branch Cemetery
All Locations 317-787-7211
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Tom’s Barber Shop and Hairstyling
Complete Services Available 5 barbers to serve you
Monday thru Friday 8:30 – 6:30Saturday 8:00 – 5:00
Appts. Available Tues. & Thurs.(Smoke-free) TOM SMITH - Owner
7735 Meridian 881-1325
280 S. State Rd. 135Greenwood, IN 46142
(317) 888-3501carpetcountry.net
(317) 882-3259
Window Treatments
Consulting
Dr. Colin Christie
Parishioner
Phone: 317-534-5141
visit us at: www.christievisioncare.com
Located just north of intersection of Southpot &
Bluff Rds on East side of Bluff
Locat
Cosmetics & Skin Care
Cheryl Cunningham
859-0475 Parishioner
Contact Debra Speer to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6358
David Morgan, DVM Tracey Vinson, DVM
(317) 881-3125 510 S. St. Rd. 135
Greenwood, IN 46142www.academyanimal.com
David Mor , DVM
Free Estimate Commercial Residential
Dan Allen Dave Allen
(317) 787-4870
Herkert Family Eye CareDaniel L. Herkert, O.D.
(317) 784-LOOK (5665)
Comprehensive Eye ExamsOptical Boutique-Contact Lenses
www.herkertfamilyeyecare.com
6904 S. EAST ST., STE. C
Indianapolis, IN 46227
Greenwood • 750 U.S. 31 North
2 blocks S. of Greenwood Mall 317-881-6791
www.tomobriengreenwood.com
“OUR FAMILY WORKS FOR YOU. SINCE 1933”
788-4140
2615 E. National Ave.
!"#$%&%'()*+Hauling & Tree Removal Service
Tree Topping, Trimming & RemovalStump RemovalBrush Pile, Yard Waste RemovalBush/Hedge TrimmingTrash/Junk RemovalLight HaulingGutter CleaningGarage/Shed/Fence/DeckDemolition & RemovalRentals & Foreclosure Property Cleanouts
317-626-5973Don “Fred” Burns
www.fredandsons.com
emoval
Michael Murphy, M.D. THE INDIANA
SKIN CANCER CENTER, PC
Skin cancer surgery and screening
701 E. County Line Road, Suite 208
Greenwood, IN 46143
(317) 859-8970 • [email protected]
SHERMANMOVING & STORAGE
Since 1932
Home-Apartment-OfficeClimate Controlled Storage
784-5462
Family Owned Charlie Jackson Since 1964 Parishioner
3230 W. Southport Rd. • Indianapolis, IN 46217
Carpets, Ceramics, Hardwoods, Laminates, Vinyls, Installations
317-881-3265 • 317-966-8803
Cha
ANNEE & MATRY, INC.HEATING & COOLING
JOE ANNEE
881-91847631 S. Meridian
BARRETT & ASSOCIATES
Joe Barrett • Bill Barrett
783-9397 Parishioner Since 1977
GENERAL INSURANCE
COUNSELING Sliding Fee Scale
Patricia A. Ley, M.A., LMFT Mary E. Hays, M.S., LMHC
Janet M. Braun, M.A., LMFT
317-787-4878 7210 Madison Ave., Ste. I
www.7210Counseling.com
Contact
Rick Huck 786-3496
Network Services For your business’s cabling, data, voice,
audio/visual, security systems needs.
DEARING & DEARING CPA
• Small Business
• Individual
Patrick J. Dearing • Parishioner
822-1600
Tax & Accounting Services
ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL
CONTRACTORS
Commercial & Industrial Electrical • H.V.A.C.
2221 E. Southport Rd. Southport, IN 46227
783-3291
ROBERT P. THOMAS ATTORNEY AT LAW
• Personal Injury • Criminal Law • Estates • Wills • Power of Attorney
7800 Shelby St., Suite 7 Indianapolis (317) 882-5665
Residential • Commercial • Free Estimates Darrell W. Munchel - Owner
(317) 422-5225
A-1 Sales and Service
Dine In / Carry Out / Delivery
410 MARKET PLAZA
(One block south of Main & Madison)
Open at 11 a.m.
7 days a week
www.jockamopizza.com
“Complete Machine Shop Service”
5565 S. Madison Ave. (rear) (317) 783-3727
Indianapolis, IN 46227 Fax (317) 783-1354
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
6025 Madison Ave. www.beckservicecenter.com 787-5345
Ben & MJ Stallings Bill & Terri Amonett
A Sign of Quality & Professionalism
Kevin Tex 8017 S. Meridian St.
317-887-2342
FREDERICK R. LANE, M.D.
528-2270
5255 E. Stop 11 #250
Practice Limited to Diseases of the Colon & Rectum
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, IN. B 4C 01-1064
320 State Rd. 135 SouthGreenwood
317-881-2400 • 10am-11pm
5129 S. Emerson Ave. (317) 786-0799 www.dammannsgardenco.com
Roofing & SidingGuttering & Painting Windows & Drywall
Locally Family Owned & Operated
43rd Year in Business
South 317-887-3350
North 317-786-3315
JOHN PETERS
Roofing & Guttering, Inc.
Home & Business
Computer RepairRobert Kanter [email protected] 317.885.7049 www.itindiana.com 550 US 31 South
3704 E. Edgewood Ave., Indianapolis
317-787-4354
Fax: 787-4353www.makeitallen.com
VISIONQUESTEYECAREDr. Christopher Browning • Dr. Michael Jeffirs
Dr. Jenna Dale • Dr. Collin Rush VisionQuestEyecare.com
(317) 865-6829
1160 N State Rd 135
Greenwood, IN 46142
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Family Friendly
Environment
Matt Huck
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1032 US 31 South Greenwood, IN 46143
GENTLE CARE FAMILY DENTISTRY
MARK E. GLEIXNER D.D.S.
1678 FRY RD, SUITE B
GREENWOOD, IN 46162
(317) 885-7760
WWW.GLEIXNERFAMILYDENTISTRY.COM
JENNY LAUGHNER TEAM
Direct: 317-882-9997 [email protected] www.homesbyoconnor.com
Ke#ey O’Connor
Attorneys at Law
Lam Law OfficeCarlos F. Lam, Attorney/Abogado
317-721-5261
[email protected] | www.LamLawIndy.com
Misdemeanors/Delitos Menores
Felonies/Felonias
Treffic Offenses/Ofensas de Tra"co
Chris Alspach Direct 317.201.8500 [email protected] Showroom 317.882.7100
1480 Olive Branch Parke Lane, Suite 500, Greenwood, IN
Bath and Kitchen
Remodeling
It’s a Name Your Family Can Trust!
Call us for all your remodeling needs
783-7050John Cahill 791-5186 Call for free est. Parish Member
ALINE F. ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW
7104 U.S. Highway 31 South
Indianapolis, IN 46227 317/888-8868
Estate Planning & Probate LawEstablished 1960 • Parishioner Since 1976
W. Patrick Bower Certi"ed Insurance Counselor
“Solutions & Service You Can Trust”
317-353-8000 7364 East Washington Street Cell: 317-313-8010 • Fax: 351-7145 P.O. Box 19445 800-213-7126 Indianapolis, IN 46219-0445 [email protected]
NORRIS CHOPLIN & SCHROEDER, LLP
A L
Litigation and Personal Injury
Pete Schroeder, Parish Member
101 W. OHIO ST. 269-9330
McGee & Company Fine Jewelers
882-0500
880 U.S. 31 North • Greenwood, IN 46142
Built On Service • Dedicated To Quality™
Kelly Hegwood Parishioner
RESULTS
317-807-1511 Direct 317-654-1080 Cell
SAVIOR ROOFING
& EXTERIORS
ROOFING • SIDING • GUTTERS • WINDOWS
WWW.SAVIOREXTERIORS.COM
(317) 345-8156
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, IN. A 4C 01-1064
Real Estate
Chapman Mortgage
Jim Chapman Parishioner
Lic. #113951
317-883-2604 8001 S. Meridian St.
www.ChapmanMortgage.com
Jeffrey S. Stevens, D.P.M.Podiatrist – Parishioner
Medical & Surgical Treatment of the Foot & Ankle
Indy Of"ce
7855 S. Emerson Ave.
317-300-0106
www.indysouthfootandankle.com
S U P P O R T O U R A D V E R T I S E R S
Fresh Produce & Plants • Hanging Baskets Seasonal Open 7 days a week
887-5999
Corner of Southport Rd. & Meridian
EMILY C KELLER, MD 317-215-0928 www.indyderm.net
SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE
EMPTY YOURSELF/ FILL YOUR FUTURE
Christine & Dave Turo-Shields, ACSW, LCSW Parishioners/Psychotherapists
www.kenosiscenter.com • (317) 865-1674
Christin & Da T Sh
317-787-8224 • 6107 South East St. • www.ORileyFuneralHome.com