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St. Thomas Aquinas ST. THOMAS The Catholic Center at Purdue AQUINAS www.boilercatholics.org 535 W. STATE STREET • WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA • 479 06-3541 Parish Mission Statement We seek to promote the reign of God within and beyond our faith community as living testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We joyfully celebrate the liturgy, faithfully foster spiritual and intellectual formation, actively encourage stewardship, and passionately promote social justice. Contact Information PHONE: (765) 743-4652 FAX: (765) 743-0426 Email: [email protected] Website: www.boilercatholics.org Office Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Staff Members Pastor/Director of Campus Ministry, Fr. Patrick Baikauskas, O.P. [email protected] ext. 230 Associate Pastor, Fr. Michail Ford, O.P. [email protected] e xt. 229 Associate Pastor, Fr. Joseph Minuth, O.P. [email protected] ext. 223 Dominican Intern, Br. James Dominic Rooney, O.P. [email protected] ext. 227 Administrative Director, Joann Clark [email protected] e xt. 224 Administrative Assistant, Mari Arthur [email protected] ext. 221 Assistant to Pastor, Michele Salrin [email protected] ext. 226 Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, Dee Bernhardt [email protected] ext. 232 Composer-in-Residence, Dr. Brad Bodine [email protected] ext. 233 Development Assistant, Marilyn Zerbes [email protected] ext. 240 Director of Adult Formation, Eileen Strater [email protected] ext. 235 Directors of Finance, Kevin and Ed Boes [email protected] ext. 237 Director of Mission Advancement, Candy Silver [email protected] ext. 228 Office/Publicity/Technology Coordinator, Andy Czarnecki [email protected] ext. 242 Theologian-in-Residence, Dr. Thomas Ryba [email protected] ext. 248 PCS President, Mary Beth Hall PCS Vice President, Tim Brown PCS Secretary/Treasurer, Elizabeth Schwartz [email protected] ext. 234 Parish Council Chair, Juan Crespo [email protected] BOILERCATHOLICS . ORG / BA - APPLICATION S EPTEMBER 30, 2012 ● T WENTY -S IXTH S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME IN OUR P ARISH There is a rather famous set of Mass Schedule & Intentions examples in this gospel of Jesus saying to cut off the hand or foot that SUNDAY, S EPTEMBER 30 TWENTY -S IXTH S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME offends – gouge out the eye. Was Readings: Nm 11:25-29/ Jas 5:1-6/ Mk 9:38-43,45,47-48 Jesus exaggerating when he urged his Psalm Response: Ps 19:8,10,12-13,14 followers to use drastic measures to 9:00 AM Resident Parishioners avoid evil and its harmful 11:00 AM Youth consequences? Jesus set before his 7:00 PM Student Parishioners disciples the one supreme goal in life 9:00 PM Staff of St.Tom’s that is worth any sacrifice, and that goal is God himself and his will for our lives which leads to everlasting peace and MONDAY, O CTOBER 1 S T. T HÉRÈSE OF THE C HILD J ESUS Readings: Jb 1:6-22/ Lk 9:46-50 happiness. 11:30 AM Mark Shatava We must be ready to part with anything that causes us to sin. I 5:30 PM Missionaries am going to repeat that because it is very important. We must TUESDAY, O CTOBER 2 M EMORIAL OF THE G UARDIAN A NGELS be ready to part with anything that causes us to sin. And more. Readings: Jb 3:1-3,11-17,20-23/ Mt 18:1-5,10 We are not to give offense or bad example that might lead 11:30 AM Volunteers another to sin. 5:30 PM Lay Ministers We live on rivalry. Our rarest concern is the other’s good. WEDNESDAY, O CTOBER 3 There are exceptions that are won through relationships of Readings: Jb 9:1-12,14-16/ Lk 9:57-62 commitment and trust – usually marriage and deep 11:30 AM Priests of St. Tom’s friendships. We talk a lot of love. But the living of it requires a 9:00 PM Awakening Community great testing in our lives, a shaking down of our pretense. Love in dreams, Dostoevsky wrote, is easy; but the reality of it is THURSDAY, O CTOBER 4 S T. F RANCIS OF A SSISI something very different. Readings: Jb 19:21-27/ Lk 10:1-12 11:30 AM Franciscan Sisters, Priests and Brothers We are not in it alone – thanks be to God. We – you and I - are 5:30 PM World Peace in this together. We have a shared vocation. To work for the salvation of one another. To be partners on this journey. FRIDAY, O CTOBER 5 Thanks be to God! We all need to ask the Holy Spirit to Readings: Jb 38:1,12-21; 40:3-5/ Lk 10:13-16 11:30 AM Purdue Alumni Religious transform our hearts by the fire of his love that we may wholly desire what is good for our neighbor. SATURDAY, O CTOBER 6 There is a doctor in Brothers Karamazov . He says this at one Readings: Jb 42:1-3,5-6,12-17/ Lk 10:17-24 AM point: “I love humanity, but the more I love humanity in 11:30 Bishop Timothy Doherty 5:30 PM Priests of the Lafayette Diocese general, the less I love people in particular.” This doctor has dreams of saving humankind, but in his daily life the doctor SUNDAY, O CTOBER 7 TWENTY -S EVENTH S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME can’t stand the people around him. The problem of Readings: Gn 2:18-24/ Heb 2:9-11/ Mk 10:2-16 Dostoevsky’s doctor is that he wants love, but not its cost. Psalm Response: Ps 128:1-2,3,4-5,6 Love is more than logic, proofs or rationality. It is a risk of the 9:00 AM Christoph Neugebauer ego, an emptying of the self, the mystery of love: first, that God 11:00 AM Brothers and Sisters in Haiti would love us; second, that we, given such a gift, might 7:00 PM St. Francis Xavier, Baudin, Haiti generously love others. 9:00 PM Dominicans We must ask the Lord to fill us with the fire of his purifying love that we may rejoice in the good of others, even in those who cross us or cause us difficulty. Reconciliation The confessional is in the north-west corner of the church, Fr. Patrick, O.P. near the Marian niche. * Also available by appointment. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 11:00 AM —11:25 AM Individual Reconciliation TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY 4:00 PM —5:00 PM Individual Reconciliation SUNDAY 8:15 AM —8:45 AM and 10:15 AM —10:45 AM 2 St. Thomas Aquinas: The Catholic Center at Purdue Upcoming Activities Catholic Habitat Build SUNDAY, S EPTEMBER 30 T WENTY -S IXTH S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME 9:00 AM Religious Education Work continues on the Habitat for Humanity Catholic Build 10:30 AM Catholicism Series, Newman Hall house at 2010 Summerfield Drive in Lafayette through 5:30 PM Sunday Night Dinner, Newman Hall November 3rd. Further details and sign up for the MONDAY, O CTOBER 1 12:00 PM Adoration, Adoration Chapel construction can be found on the St. Tom’s web site; just 5:30 PM Meditation & Centering Prayer, Room 3 look for the link at the Habitat for Humanity logo. If 6:00 PM Windsor Campus RENEW, Shealy Lobby construction is not your “cup of tea,” food preparation 6:00 PM How to Festival planning, Room 5 and/or donations can be arranged through our Food 6:00 PM PCGS Campus RENEW, Lg. Conf. Room Coordinator, Barbara Meyer, (765) 464-3985. Should you 7:00 PM Faith Sharing, Room 23 7:00 PM Discernment Group, Room 4 need to speak with someone regarding the construction, 8:00 PM Dance Practice, Newman Hall you may contact Chuck Anderson at (765) 491-8200 or 8:00 PM 4th Day, Church [email protected] . TUESDAY, O CTOBER 2 12:00 PM Adoration, Adoration Chapel 6:00 PM Baptism Preparation, Thomas More Room A 6:00 PM LifeGuides, Newman Hall, Upper Room, Kitchen 7:00 PM RCIA, Room 3 7:00 PM Cary/Owen/Hilltop Campus RENEW, Owen Lobby Food Collection Sunday 7:00 PM Overeaters Anonymous, Room 5 Please remember to bring canned goods and other non- 7:30 PM Theology on Tap, Room 4 7:30 PM Theology on Tap Babysitting, Siena Room A perishable food to Mass the weekend of October 6 & 7 to 7:30 PM Off-Campus (Antioch House) Campus RENEW benefit Lafayette Urban Ministry and St. John's Food WEDNESDAY, O CTOBER 3 Pantry. Soap, bath tissue, and other paper products also 6:30 PM Dinner and Campus RENEW, Outside Ford are greatly appreciated! 7:00 PM Ministry to the Baptized, Room 3 7:00 PM Youth Group, Newman Hall, Upper Room Most needed items are: healthy boxed cereal, 7 :00 PM H arrison/Hillenbrand/McCutcheon canned fruit, canned meals (pasta, stew, pork & beans), Campus RENEW, Harrison Grill canned green beans or peas, & toilet paper. 7:00 PM Social Concerns, Room 23 7:30 PM Wiley/Tarkington Campus RENEW, Wiley Lobby 7:45 PM St. Tom’s Campus RENEW, Gather Space THURSDAY, O CTOBER 4 1 2:00 PM A doration, Adoration Chapel 12:30 PM HOME Co-op, Rooms 2,3,5,6, Newman Hall, SAVE THE DATE! Kitchen, Siena Rooms, Thomas More Rooms 6:00 PM CROSS, Room 24 Bishop Doherty will be speaking at St. Tom’s on Thursday, 6:00 PM Youth Choir Rehearsal, Church October 18 at 7pm in Newman Hall. The title of the 6:30 PM Legion of Mary, Large Conference Room Bishop’s talk is: “How to Make Catholic Moral Decisions in 7:00 PM Greek Campus RENEW, Room 22 a Secular World”.
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