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Saint Joseph and Saint Susanna MARCH 21, 2021 5TH SUNDAY OF LENT the Shared Weekly Bulletin of Saint Joseph and Saint Susanna Text STOP to 84576 to stop text notifications at any time. Text HELP for help. There is no charge for this service, but your carrier message and data rates may apply. View full privacy policy & terms at flocknote.com/txt. Extra Opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation during Lent Mondays during Lent in the Church 6:15PM to 6:45PM (or longer if needed) of Hendricks County Transforming Lives Stations of the Cross MARK YOUR CALENDARS - St. Susanna will serve Fridays during Lent 6:15PM in the Church as Family Promise Host Parish for the weeks beginning May 16, Aug 22, and Oct 24, 2021. Family Promise clients continue to be housed at WoodSpring Suites. Check out the linked Friday Flash which provides up- dates on the Family Promise efforts to prevent/end homelessness in Hendricks County. https:// us16.campaign-archive.com/home/? u=156f21104289ed53996927683&id=6cfb59c739 St. Vincent de Paul as some exciting news we’d like to share ... our Love Your Neighbor 5K Run/Walk will be a hy- brid event this year! Participants can run or walk in person on Saturday, April 24th at 9am at White River State Park on a paved trail through the park, or virtually any time and any- where April 17 – May 1. Memory Garden How can you help? Register for the event. Become a spon- sor for the event. Make a donation. Sponsor a student from one of the Catholic High Schools – we have a special student St. Susanna’s 5th grade Girl rate. Scout Troop 1066 is working to earn their Bronze Award. This is a great opportunity to get some fresh air and exercise They are creating a Memory and support the neighbors we serve. All proceeds from this fun fundraiser go directly to support our homeless outreach and Garden near the playground. other critical programs. It is dedicated in loving memory of Phyllis Scrivner, Please go to our website www.svdpindy.org/neighbor to regis- Father Rob’s niece, and all who did not have ter. We can only continue to support the ever-evolving needs a chance to play. of our community if we are in this together. This is a perfect opportunity to … Love your Neighbor! Questions? Darlene A recognition form is available on the table Sweeney [email protected]. outside the Parish Center to recognize a loved one in the garden. Donations to sup- port the garden are optional, but appreciated. Plainfield Federation of Churches Good Friday Service You are invited to join the Plainfield Federation of Churches and community for a special Good Friday Service: April 2 - 12:00 Noon - in person at the Plainfield Friends Meeting (Church), 105 S. East Street, Plainfield. The service will also be live streamed at 12:00 Noon or you can watch later on the Plainfield Friends Church website or YouTube channel. Website: http://www.plainfieldfriends.org YouTube: Plainfield Friends Church For in person attendance, the following Covid protocol will be followed. Masks are required. Everyone is asked to sit socially distanced. Hand sanitizer is available as well. Will Bevins will be bringing the devotional message, and Marilyn Tucker and Cathy Harris will be providing special music (on the pipe organ!). The goodwill offering during the Good Friday service supports the Weekly Religious Education (WRE) Program. 56575#00# EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP - RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS 8-Mar-21 Actual Compared When Our Own Hour Comes to Budgeted Sunday Offering Average We parents know that it’s tricky, tackling the topic of Envelopes & Loose $ 13,008.00 fear with our kids. We want them to know that it’s okay to be scared, that it’s something we all feel from time to Electronic Giving $ 13,946.50 time. We want them to understand that bravery isn’t the Holy Day absence of fear, but the choices we make in persevering despite that feeling. Weekly Total $ 26,954.50 $ 26,954.50 Weekly Budget $ 23,000.00 $ 21,904.00 Most of all, we want to model the right kind of behavior for our kids. Whatever our scary situation is — illness, a Difference $ 3,954.50 $ 5,050.50 job loss, life changes — we want them to see us make a choice to face that fear head-on. Year to Date Actual $ 820,183.82 $ 820,183.82 Jesus seems to be the parent who is gently broaching the Year to Date Budget $ 771,000.00 $ 788,544.00 topic of fear with his children. A great sense of forebod- Year to Date Difference $ 49,183.82 $ 31,639.82 ing hangs over these readings. Jesus knew what was coming. He knew it was going to be hard, both for him and for his followers, who did not have his courage. Even he admits to being “troubled” and he speaks of 15-Mar-21 “the time of judgment.” There is the dramatic raising of Lazarus, the talk of how a grain of wheat must die in Actual Compared order to bear fruit, the depiction of Christ as an obedient to Budgeted student of his own suffering. Sunday Offering Average Envelopes & Loose $ 20,726.00 “Yet wh ” he ask “‘Father at should I say? s them. , save Electronic Giving $ 7,615.50 me from this hour?’ But it was for this purpose that I came to this hour.” Holy Day Weekly Total $ 28,341.50 $ 28,341.50 This week, Christ gives us a very parental gift: He shows us his fear, and he shows us how to conquer it. He chal- Weekly Budget $ 23,000.00 $ 21,904.00 lenges us to embrace the purpose for which we came to Difference $ 5,341.50 $ 6,437.50 this hour — whatever that hour may hold. — Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS Year to Date Actual $ 848,525.32 $ 848,525.32 Year to Date Budget $ 794,000.00 $ 810,448.00 ©LPi Year to Date Difference $ 54,525.32 $ 38,077.32 Please note: Budgets vary by month. St. Joseph has medical equipment ... 2 electric hospital beds, 1with a new mattress 2 walkers 3 wheelchairs 2 potty chairs License # 02622 These items will be available to anyone in need at no cost. Please contact Janet Bohley (317- 271-4656) or Larry Long (317-735-5046) to March 7th 50/50: #1233 - did not play make arrangements for pick-up. You do not Jackpot rolls to: $58 need to be a St. Joseph nor St. Susanna parish- ioner to qualify for these items. W e have been March 14h 50/50: #8031 did not play blessed so far to be able to provide 2 wheel chairs Jackpot rolls to: $119 for people in need! 56575#00# 2#4+5*/'/$'45*+2 If you would like to become a registered parishioner of St. Susanna Church, please fill out our registration form and return it to the church office. Parish Registration Forms are available on our website. Saturday 5:30pm Patricia Ellis—by James Ellis 03/20/21 In addition to our Prayer phone lines, St. Susanna’s has an e-mail address for prayer Sunday 7:30am Barbara Keers—by Rick & Meg requests if you prefer to send an 03/21/21 Trauner e-mail instead: [email protected] 9:15am People of St. Susanna Bulletin Announcement Deadline For publication in next weekend’s bulletin submit items by 11:30am Dennis Andrew Gurdian—by Ruth Tuesday at 9:00 A.M. to Gurdian [email protected] Monday — — 03/22/21 Tuesday 7:30am John Corbisiero—by Marlene Yaw Respect Life Ministry 03/23/21 Each of us has a mission, each of us is called to change the world, to work for a culture of life, a culture forged by love Wednesday 6:00pm Barbara Smith—by Doris Bermes and respect for the dignity of each human person. 03/24/21 40 DAYS FOR LIFE – INDIANAPOLIS: Thursday 8:45am Kathy Mallatt—by Becca & Luke FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT, 2021 03/25/21 Welch We had a great turnout during Friday 7:30am Deceased members of the our time from Noon to 2 p.m. 03/26/21 McCarthy Family—by Jack & in front of Planned Parenthood at 86th & Georgetown Roads Margaret McCarthy on Sunday, March 14. Five Saturday 5:30pm Brian Fox—by the Buschman parishioners from St. Susanna 03/27/21 Family prayed from Noon to 1 p.m. From 1-2 p.m., another five people joined us in prayer. Sunday 7:30am Jim O’Brien—by Holy Family from Nativity and Holy Rosary. 03/28/21 K of C #3682 Join us in prayer next Sunday between Noon and 2 p.m. If 9:15am People of St. Susanna you can’t make this timeframe at Planned Parenthood, time is available Monday – Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, 11:30am Margaret Houchard—by John Noon to 7 p.m. Those who can’t make it to Planned Carlson Parenthood can pray at home between 7 pm and 7 am, Mon- day-Saturday and midnight to Noon on Sunday. Reserve you time slot at www.40daysindy.org. There are just two more Easter Flower Donation Envelopes are availa- weeks left! Closing event is Sunday, March 28 at Noon-1 ble if you would like to make a donation for this year’s p.m. Easter flowers. Envelopes will be in the pews and also available in the vestibule of church. You may also send a THINKING ABOUT donation along with the names of those you are making BECOMING A SIDE- the donation in memory of or in honor of.
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