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 /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 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”. Save the date and plan to attend this 7:00 PM Music Rehearsal, Church and Rooms 1-4 8:00 PM Earhart Campus RENEW, Earhart Lobby compelling talk coordinated through St. Tom’s Adult Faith 9:00 PM Shreve/Meredith Campus RENEW, Shreve Lobby Formation Team. FRIDAY, O CTOBER 5 5:30 PM PCS Sports, Band Practice Field 5:30 PM Wedding Rehearsal, Church 9:00 PM First Friday Adoration, Church SATURDAY, O CTOBER 6 9:30 AM Dominican Laity, Room 4 Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends 3:00 PM Wedding, Church, Large Conference Room, Rm 2 A Special Program for Separated and Divorced Catholics 6:30 PM Indonesian Catholic Association, Room 22 8:00 PM Saturday Night Movie, Room 4 Church of the Blessed Sacrament Check out our online calendar: 2224 Sacramento Dr., West Lafayette www.boilercatholics.org/calendar 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM , Tuesdays, Sept. 25 to Nov. 27 The Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends program is a ten-week parish ministry program (a ninety minute Seminarian Fund Appeal session per week for ten weeks), which covers the following topics: the rebuilding blocks to divorce, There will be a second collection this week-end, adaptation, grief, anger, self-worth, transition, openness, September 29 & 30, to help defray the cost of educating love, relatedness, and spirituality. our diocesan seminarians. This second collection is different from others in that the diocese sets a specific Registration is limited and preregistration is required. The goal for each parish; St. Tom's goal is $7,611. An appeal cost is $55, which includes the Rebuilding When Your earlier this summer brought in just under $3,300. If we Relationship Ends book and workbook. For more do not reach the goal through this second collection, we information or to register, please contact Liza Simental- must make up the short fall from our general operating Rudolph at (765) 463-463-5733, ext. #302 or e-mail: fund. So, please help! [email protected] . 3a 3b 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”. Save the date and plan to attend this 7:00 PM Music Rehearsal, Church and Rooms 1-4 8:00 PM Earhart Campus RENEW, Earhart Lobby compelling talk coordinated through St. Tom’s Adult Faith 9:00 PM Shreve/Meredith Campus RENEW, Shreve Lobby Formation Team. FRIDAY, O CTOBER 5 5:30 PM PCS Sports, Band Practice Field 5:30 PM Wedding Rehearsal, Church 9:00 PM First Friday Adoration, Church SATURDAY, O CTOBER 6 9:30 AM Dominican Laity, Room 4 Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends 3:00 PM Wedding, Church, Large Conference Room, Rm 2 A Special Program for Separated and Divorced Catholics 6:30 PM Indonesian Catholic Association, Room 22 8:00 PM Saturday Night Movie, Room 4 Church of the Blessed Sacrament Check out our online calendar: 2224 Sacramento Dr., West Lafayette www.boilercatholics.org/calendar 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM , Tuesdays, Sept. 25 to Nov. 27 The Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends program is a ten-week parish ministry program (a ninety minute Seminarian Fund Appeal session per week for ten weeks), which covers the following topics: the rebuilding blocks to divorce, There will be a second collection this week-end, adaptation, grief, anger, self-worth, transition, openness, September 29 & 30, to help defray the cost of educating love, relatedness, and spirituality. our diocesan seminarians. This second collection is different from others in that the diocese sets a specific Registration is limited and preregistration is required. The goal for each parish; St. Tom's goal is $7,611. An appeal cost is $55, which includes the Rebuilding When Your earlier this summer brought in just under $3,300. If we Relationship Ends book and workbook. For more do not reach the goal through this second collection, we information or to register, please contact Liza Simental- must make up the short fall from our general operating Rudolph at (765) 463-463-5733, ext. #302 or e-mail: fund. So, please help! [email protected] . 3a 3b PARISH NEWS AND NOTES

Life Chain 2012 “How-to” Fair Needs You!!! LIFE CHAIN is taking place this year on Sunday, October 7th from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM . It is a time set aside to remind people Do you have a hobby? of the sanctity of human life and to confirm factual truth in the minds of people who waver about the humanity of a fetus – Are you passionate about a particular topic? abortion is indeed the killing of an unborn child. Millions of Americans have had their lives terminated through abortion, Do you have an interesting skill? and the long-term effects on their mothers and fathers, their Consider becoming a presenter for families and society are only now coming to the light. Signs are provided. Join other pro-life people for one hour on St. Tom’s first “How-to” Fair! Sunday, October 7th spanning S.R. 26 from Lafayette We are looking for passionate people who want to share Courthouse over to Purdue. their talents and hobbies with us. For more information For more information contact Anna Lauer, president of Purdue please contact Leo Plomin: [email protected] or by Students for Life: [email protected] . phone 765-404-6094. Celebrate the Transitus of Saint Francis of Assisi Liturgy of the Hours 7:00 PM on Wednesday, October 3 St. Boniface Church, Lafayette Held in the Baptistery. All are welcome! MONDAY-SATURDAY Reception following in the School Gym 8:30 am Morning Prayer You are cordially invited to celebrate the Transitus of St. SUNDAY-FRIDAY Francis of Assisi (his passing from death to eternal life), with 5:05 pm Evening Prayer the St. Boniface Secular Franciscans. The life of Poverello, the little poor one, as he was called, was a living testament to the love and mercy of God for all creation, especially the poor and Opening the Year of Faith the oppressed. Come and enjoy this celebration with us! Vespers at St. Mary Cathedral with Bishop Doherty on Thursday October 11, at 7 PM . Come and See Dominican Vocation Weekend Join Bishop Doherty in opening the “Year of Faith” called for by Pope Benedict XVI as a “summons to an authentic and Friday, October 26 through Sunday, October 28 renewed conversion to the Lord, the One Savior of the World”. St. Dominic Priory, Saint Louis The year of faith begins on October 11 to commemorate the How can they hear without someone to preach? 50th Anniversary of the opening of Vatican II and the 20th Anniversary of the Catechism of the . How can they preach unless they are sent? Saint Paul’s words sparked a dream in Saint Dominic that September 8 - September 14, 2012 preachers would fill the world with the Gospel message of hope and salvation. Total Cash Received ...... $ 31,673 Sunday Collection ...... $9,605 800 years later Saint Dominic’s sons and daughters preach Second Collections ...... $1,653 the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a contemporary society as $1.00 Student Missions guardians of hope and truth proclaiming the Gospel of peace Fruitful Harvest ...... $0 and justice. Development ...... $1,285 Haiti Tithe ...... $476 Have you ever questioned if God may be calling you? Total Cash Paid Out ...... $17,453 Do you want a meaningful life that will make a profound difference? YTD Cash Received ...... $834,049 Have you ever wondered if God is asking you to be a priest, Sunday Collection ...... $372,478 religious brother and a preacher for the new evangelization? Second Collections YTD ...... $28,619 Fruitful Harvest ...... $74,202 For more information contact either: Development ...... $66,180 Fr. Andrew Carl Wisdom, OP at (312) 401-0663, Haiti Tithe ...... $12,329 [email protected] or YTD Cash Paid Out ...... $811,980 Fr. Andy McAlpin, O.P. at (708)712-1818,

* Numbers are not final until reviewed by the Finance Committee * [email protected]

September 30, 2012 ● Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 4 PARISH AND C OMMUNITY NEWS

Bulletin Advertising Need a Retreat? Would you like to advertise your business and support St. The following retreats are being offered at John XXIII Retreat Tom’s? Please consider advertising in our weekly bulletin. Center in Hartford City, Indiana. Advertising income helps to defray our costs. In addition to the October 3, Wednesday, 9:15 AM -2:15 PM bulletin, we can also advertise your company on the digiboard in our gathering space as well as on our website. If you’re “Day of Renewal; A Retreat with John XXIII” interested or have questions, please contact Marilyn Zerbes in October 5 -7, Friday 6:30 PM - Sunday 1:00 PM the parish office by phone 765-743-4652, or email “Sacred Pauses: The Medicine of Deep Listening” [email protected] . led by Sr. Macrina Wiederkehr, OSB. ------The St. Tom’s bulletin will be changing soon. We will be moving to a slightly different and will be printing the Mark your calendars for Catch the Spirit on October 27, 2012. bulletin in house. Bulletins will still be made available in print Catch the Spirit is a fund-raising event benefitting John XXIII and online at boilercatholics.org/resources/bulletins . Retreat Center with Dr. Jay Kesler and Fr. Keith Hosey as featured speakers. Call 1-888-882-1391, e-mail [email protected] or visit john23rdretreatcenter.com for more information. Quilt Raffle The St. Boniface Fraternity of the Secular Franciscan Order is raffling off a beautiful quilt, hand-made by St. Lawrence Pet Blessing parishioner Eileen Hilt, SFO. Proceeds from the raffle will help provide an education for Native American Indian children at St. In the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi, whose feast Michael's School in St. Michael's, AZ. The raffle will be held day is October 4th, come have your pets during a reception following the celebration of the Transitus blessed for the year to come. Next Sunday, (the passing of St. Francis) at St. Boniface Church on October October 7th at 2 PM on the East Lawn. 3, 2012. Tickets will be sold following each Mass this week- end, or can be purchased by calling Joann (447-0444) or Carolyn (474-6796) before October 3rd. The winner need not Follow us on be present at the drawing. Twitter: @BoilerCatholics 2012 Anniversary Mass OR Like us on Facebook Celebrate Christian marriage! Join Bishop Doherty at St. Mary ! Cathedral on Oct 21, 2012 at 2:30 PM for the Anniversary St. Thomas Aquinas (Purdue) Mass. All married couples are invited to attend. Registration materials are available through your parish office or the Office for Worship & RCIA ([email protected] or call 765-269-4660). A reception will follow Mass. Are You or Someone You Know Interested in Becoming Catholic? The RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) process is designed for those who wish to become full members of the Roman Catholic Church. These sessions are also a great way to learn more about the Church. The individuals in the process From September 26 through November 4, you’re invited to are involved in a journey of faith and conversion which take part in 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for includes learning about the beliefs, life, liturgy and apostolic an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and peacefully work of the Catholic community. The RCIA process at St. Tom’s pray during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside the has two distinctly different tracks and is geared around the Planned Parenthood facility, 964 Mezzanine Dr., Lafayette and Purdue calendar with weekly sessions beginning in September. also to help spread the word about this important community Participants can expect to receive Sacraments of Initiation outreach. If you’d like more information – and especially if next spring during the Easter Vigil Mass. To determine which you’d like to volunteer to help, please contact our team at 765- track of the RCIA process will best suit your needs, or for more 637-6174 or www.40daysforlife.com/Lafayette . information, contact Eileen Strater at [email protected] .

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Theology on Tap Welcomes Bishop Doherty Many people are familiar with our public speakers series which occurs on the second Tuesday of each month at Harry's With the arrival of Autumn, I’d like to invite you to join Faith Chocolate Shop. However, the Theology on Tap core group Direct, our parish’s electronic giving program. Our to-do lists meets every week so Catholics in their 20's and 30's+ have a can get lengthy this back-to-school season, but Faith Direct's forum to discuss the upcoming Sunday Mass readings and eGiving program will give you one less thing to remember each how to better live out baptismal promises in today's difficult week – no more envelopes to find and checks to write before world. Singles... Parents... Students... Working people... All you go to Mass. Enroll today by visiting www.faithdirect.net and use our church code, IN348 , or pick up an enrollment form young Catholics are welcome. from the parish office to get started! We meet from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM in Room 4 downstairs at St. Tom's. Our sitters will be on duty from 7:15 PM to 8:45 PM . We God Bless You, hope to see you Tuesday evening! If you cannot make the core group meetings, please join us at Harry’s for our next speaker, Bishop Timothy Doherty, on Tuesday, October 9 at 7:00 PM . The Who, What, When and Why of Vatican Council II Friday, October 12, 6:30pm - Sunday, October 14, 1:00pm. Let us celebrate together Revisit the Vatican II Documents as we celebrate the 50th Do you have an anniversary coming up? Getting married Anniversary since its beginning. Learn more about “The Who, sometime soon? Is your birthday in the next few weeks? What, When and Why of Vatican Council II” with Bishop William If so, we’d like to know! Please email [email protected] L. Higi and John Nichols, STL, PhD. At John XXIII Retreat Center about your upcoming anniversary, birthday, or other happy in Hartford City, IN. Fee $145 for overnight or $105 for occasion so we can all celebrate together as God’s family. commuters. Register by Oct. 5th by calling 765-348-4008, or e -mailing [email protected] Or register for all three in the Walking the Journey with Women series and save. Next Dates: Nov.30 - Dec. 2nd and March 1-3, 2013. Presented by Rev. Clarinda Crawford. The Fall Women’s Holistic Renewal will be held on Saturday, October 6 at St. Elizabeth School of Nursing, 1508 Tippecanoe St., West Conference Room from 9 AM -3 PM . A day of self- discovery and healing of body, mind and spirit through prayer, body work and silence. Spiritual Direction will be available in the afternoon. An appointment can be made the day of registration. Mini-massages will be offered as time allows. Please register by Oct. 1 by sending a check for $30, which includes lunch, to: Consider participating in a discernment weekend exploring Sue Alexander, RN HNC God’s call in your life. Join us for the next Come and See 1010 Cumberland Ave. #408 Weekend November 9-11. Meet the sisters, share faith and W est Lafayette, IN 47906 life with us and discover the depth of the charism of Dominican life. For more information, contact Sister Durstyne For details or more information please e-mail Sue at Farnan, OP at [email protected] or call 517- [email protected] or call (765) 497-0714. 266-3537.

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