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Thursday, July 25 6:30PM | Church Fr. Drew Curry Fr. Ben Muhlenkamp Deacon Huberto Vazquez

This is an opportunity to ask God’s blessings and healing for yourself and/or those you love.

NOTE: This evening will NOT include the opportunity for the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. If you are Catholic and desire this sacrament, please contact the Church Office at 260-489-3537 ext. 3.

MǐǏǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 22 [SȱȹȾɄ Mȱɂɉ MȱȷȴȱȼȵȾȵ] In this weekend’s GospelGospel, Jesus 6:30 ǂǎ SC Chapel † MǊǌǆ NǐǃǍǆ comes to the home of his friends Martha 8:00 ǂǎ Church † MǊǄǉǂǆǍ MǄCǖǍǍǐǖǈǉ and Mary. In cautioning Martha about Tǖǆǔǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 23 the danger of her being “anxious and 6:30 ǂǎ SC Chapel † GǆǏǆ KǐǉǏ worried about many things” in the midst 8:00 ǂǎ Church † DǆǍ NǆǍǔǐǏ of her loving service, Christ points to Mary choosing the “better part” in sitting WǆǅǏǆǔǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 24 “beside the Lord at His feet listening to 6:30 ǂǎ SC Chapel SǑǆǄǊǂǍ IǏǕǆǏǕǊǐǏ Him speak.” 8:00 ǂǎ Church † Bǐǃ GǆǏǔǉǆǊǎǆǓ One purpose of the construction of our new perpetual TǉǖǓǔǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 25 [SȱȹȾɄ JȱȽȵɃ, AɀȿɃɄȼȵ] adoration chapel in the old St. Vincent’s graveyard is to 6:30 ǂǎ SC Chapel † TǊǎǐǕǉǚ MǂǓǕǊǏ provide a contemplative place for parishioners and 8:00 ǂǎ Church † MǂǓǍǐǘ ʧ JǆǂǏ GǖǎǑ people associated with our nearby health care centers to FǓǊǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 26 [SɄɃ. JȿȱȳȸȹȽ ̗ AȾȾȵ, ɀȱɂȵȾɄɃ ȿȶ BVM] bring their cares to the Lord and listen to Him speak in the silence. 8:00 ǂǎ Church † EǅǘǂǓǅ R Sǐǃǆǌ 5:30 Ǒǎ SC Chapel † RǊǄǉǂǓǅ MǐǓǌǆǏ The foundation for the Oratory of St. Mary Magdalene was excavated and poured this past week and should be SǂǕǖǓǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 27 completed by this coming week for the beginning of 8:00 ǂǎ Church † FǍǐǓǆǏǄǆ IǔǂǂǄǔ above-ground construction. Please pray for all of the 5:00 Ǒǎ Church † DǐǓǐǕǉǚ SǂǖǆǓ construction workers, in great thanksgiving for their SǖǏǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 28 dedication and excellent work in this summer heat. 7:15 ǂǎ Church INT NǊǆǍǔǐǏ FǂǎǊǍǚ This Monday, July 22, is the Feast of St. Mary 9:00 ǂǎ Church † SǖǛǚ BǆǂǓǅ Magdalene. Please join us at the regular 8AM Mass to 11:00 ǂǎ Church † MǂǓǚ TǉǆǓǆǔǂ NǆǘǎǂǏ celebrate the life and mission of the “Apostle to the 6:00 Ǒǎ Church INT FǐǓ Tǉǆ PǂǓǊǔǉ Apostles,” especially as her evangelical activity continues at our Parish in the years to come. During that Mass in the main church, we shall bless the new cornerstone WǆǅǏǆǔǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 24 which will eventually be placed in the new Oratory. 9:00 ǂǎ-5:30 Ǒǎ BSC This cornerstone matches the old cornerstone from SǂǕǖǓǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 27 the 1904 St. Vincent’s Church, which was for many years 8:45 ǂǎ-9:45 ǂǎ BSC in the safekeeping of our Scouts and which will also find its new home at the base of our perpetual adoration SǖǏǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 28 chapel. 12:00 Ǒǎ-5:00 Ǒǎ BSC Finally, in other construction news, our contractor is moving toward completing the external structure of our new St. Vincent de Paul Society food storage pantry WǆǅǏǆǔǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 24 adjacent to the Spiritual Center graveyard and football 4:30 - 5:30 Ǒǎ Church field, as well as raising the walls of our new maintenance SǂǕǖǓǅǂǚ, JǖǍǚ 27 and storage building to the southwest of the Spiritual 8:45 ǂǎ-9:45 ǂǎ Church Center. We hope that the pantry and maintenance buildings can be substantially completed by the beginning SC Chapel—Chapel in Spiritual Center (Door #2) of the school year. BSC—Blessed Sacrament Chapel (Church) We are so blessed at St. Vincent’s that the Lord Jesus continues to come to us in our parish home with the

(To volunteer: 489-3537 ext. 3 or saintv.org) same love with which He dwelt in the home of Martha and Mary. In the happy union of Martha’s reassured service and Mary’s work of adoring love, we too find our The Church Office is open most weekends: refreshment and lasting joy. Saturday 4:30 Ǒǎ - 5:00 Ǒǎ | 6:00 Ǒǎ - 6:30 Ǒǎ In St. Vincent’s love of Christ, Sunday 8:00 ǂǎ - 12:45 Ǒǎ Fr. Daniel Scheidt The Church Office is NOT open DURING Mass!

SCRIP sales at the counter in the Church Office. Saturday After 5:00 Ǒǎ Mǂǔǔ Sunday 8 - 9 ǂǎ | 10 - 11 ǂǎ (NO evening sales)

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One Church—One Family Monday, July 22 The St. Vincent de Paul Society food pantry is in need of: 8:00 am Mass: Blessing of cornerstone for Oratory of Pasta sides Cereal St. Mary Magdalene—Church Shampoo & conditioner Paper towels 7:00 pm S-Anon—SC Room G (#4) Canned peas & carrots Baked beans & pork beans Tuesday, July 23 Jelly 6:30 pm Shepherds of Christ—Blessed Sacrament Chapel 7:00 pm K of C Admission Ceremony—SC Room D (#4) Please note: 7:30 pm Men’s AA—SC Room G (#4) The donation box in church is for food pantry items only. Please Wednesday, July 24 do not drop off clothes or household items. Thursday, July 25 Thank You! 5:30 pm Finance Council—Church Conference Room 6:30 pm Healing Night—Church COMING UP Friday, July 26 6:00 am Men’s Rosary—SC Chapel July 29 Charism Development Meeting 7:00 pm Life Teen Reunion—Life Center July 30 Frassati Society Adoration & Large Gathering Saturday, July 27 July 31 Discernment of Spirits / Intercessory Prayer SC Room G (#4) Aug. 1 Holy League 9:00 am Overeaters Anonymous— Parish Library Aug 2 Church Office Closed (Office Clean-Up day) 9:30 am St. Augustine Men’s Group— Aug. 5 Lunch ‘N Learn | AHG Registration | Sunday, July 28 SVDP Society Meeting 7:00 pm Women’s AA—SC Room G (#4) Aug 6 Prayer Shawl Ministry | School Board (#) indicates Door # / SC—Spiritual Center / LC—Life Center Aug 7 Back to School Orientation Day Aug 8 Kingdom Builders | Baptismal Prep I | VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR ADORATION ON SUNDAY Stewardship Committee Volunteers are needed for Sunday Adoration. Hours are Aug 11 Registration of New Parishioners from 12:00 noon until 5:00 pm in the Blessed Sacrament Aug 13 First Day of School | Baptismal Prep II Chapel. All time slots need to be filled and subs are Aug 15 The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary always needed. Please contact Val Johnson at 444-6904 (Holy Day of Obligation—6:15 & 8AM, 12:30 & 6:30PM) or email [email protected] if you have any questions or to volunteer. MSGR. JOHN KUZMICH ON REDEEMER REFLECTIONS MISSION TEAM COLLECTING Join Msgr. John Kuzmich on Redeemer Radio, Monday, EYEGLASSES August 5, through Friday, August 9, for Redeemer The Honduras Mission Team is Reflections. Hear a daily meditation on the Mass collecting used adult eyeglasses for readings, throughout the day. You can catch the the 2019 Mission Trip to Honduras. reflections on 89.7 FM Michiana, 106.3 FM Northeast Used glasses can be placed in the collection boxes in the Indiana, at RedeemerRadio.com and on the Redeemer Gathering Space. Radio app. Healing Night The Church Office will be closed on Thursday, July 25 | 6:30 PM Friday, August 2 for St. Vincent Church Church Office Clean-Up Day! All are welcome! Invite a friend! This healing night will be led by Fr. Drew Curry, Fr. Ben Muhlenkamp, Deacon Huberto Vazquez and others. Fr. Drew will begin with a scripture meditation/ reflection on healing, the obstacles to healing, and Save the Date: prayerful meditation to open us up to God and His healing graces. Then, priests and their prayer groups will be available to pray over people for healing as well as offering prayers for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The night will VincentFest include praise music! This is an opportunity to ask God’s blessings and healing for yourself and/or those you love. You need not be Catholic or even baptized to attend. Sunday, September 29 NOTE: This evening will NOT include the opportunity for the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. If you are Catholic and desire this sacrament, please contact the Church Noon—4PM Office at 260-489-3537 ext. 3. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH | 3

Sunday, July 21: Open Life House (7-9 PM | Life Center) Wednesday, July 24: Summit (7-9 PM | Life Center) Open Life House: Sundays, 7:00—9:00 pm Come chill in the Life Center Sunday nights this summer! No Agenda - just food, friends, and fun! Summit: Wednesdays, 7:00—9:00 pm ST. VINCENT ATHLETIC NEWS Need more Jesus in your week? If your answer is "yes," Volleyball and Cheer Coach great! If your answer is "no" you clearly do! Join us for Needed worship, Lectio Divina, and other spiritually enriching A 7th grade volleyball coach is activities every Wednesday night! needed for the upcoming season at St. Vincent's school as well as a 5th grade cheer coach. Please contact the athletic department at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Thank You for sharing your gently used items with our sister parish, St. Henry's, for their Thrift Shoppe!

FIRST COMMUNION & CONFIRMATION SALE! All items 40% off regular price through July 31 Good Shepherd Books & Gifts THEOLOGY ON TAP CATHOLIC SPEAKER SERIES (formerly Cathedral Books & Gifts) Join us for a Catholic speaker series for young adults in 915 S Clinton St | 260-399-1442 their 20s & 30s, single and married, to share in food, fellowship and faith! The 2019 Fort Wayne Theology on Tap Summer Series kicks off on Tuesday, July 23, at 6:30 pm, at O'Reilly's (301 W Jefferson Blvd). This series Let us pray that the Holy Spirit will guide will continue every Tuesday through August 13, ending these couples as they approach the with a cookout at St. Charles Borromeo Church the final sacrament of marriage. evening. The first speaker, Dr. Alex Giltner, will discuss II Joshua Koehl & Karena Parrish the topic of “Christian Decision Making.” Visit III Matthew Bookman & Madison Carroll www.diocesefwsb.org/tot-fw. 4 | JULY 21, 2019 • SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME First Communion Pictures Leadership is an First Communion photos and certificates are available at important quality, the Information Desk in the Gathering Space. Those not and another great picked up will be handed out at Religious Ed in the fall. reason to choose Catholic Education for your child. 9. We prepare students to be productive citizens and future leaders. OH WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING ON! Our St. Vincent Student Leadership has done a great job The newest BDHS Alumni, the Class of this past school 2019, are invited to one last gathering year in leading with their fellow graduates before they go their fellow their separate ways! Join us Tuesday, students in July 23, from 7:00—8:30 pm in the BD school spirit, parking lot by the front entrance (door #1). Enjoy service projects complimentary treats from Kona Ice food truck and and being great ambassadors hopefully pick up your Class of 2019 yearbook that night! Help us spread the word! Contact Molly Schreck at for our school. Students have [email protected] with questions. the opportunity to build their leadership skills in classroom projects and school activities. Spirit Pals mentor their younger students and get the chance to be a great role model. Our conflict managers and student referees are taught to lead their peers through conflict resolution practices building great skills that they will use for years to come. Through our PBIS, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports, ALL students improve their social, emotional and academic skills. We are so excited to see how our St. Vincent graduates will someday lead change in our community.

ST. VINCENT SCHOOL OPEN POSITIONS MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A CHILD! St. Vincent de Paul School has a few openings for after school care assistants. All positions begin at $10/hour: After school care adult (over 18) >15 hours a week After school care student (at least 16years old) > 15 School Office Summer Hours: hours/week July 23: 8AM-Noon August 7: Orientation Day Email your interest to [email protected]. July 30: 8AM-Noon August 8: 8AM-Noon August 6: 8AM-Noon August 12: 8AM-Noon See open positions at St. Vincent’s school at left. RCIA FOR CHILDREN SPONSORS NEEDED! Are you a faith filled parishioner interested in walking alongside a child on his or her faith journey into our Catholic faith? If you are fully initiated into the Catholic Church, at least 16 years of age, and canonically free to carry out this office, please contact Sarah at [email protected] to find out how you could be a Sponsor for our RCIA process.

IS YOUR CHILD INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC? If your child is not Catholic and would like to learn more about our faith, we have a program for that! The Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA for Children) will begin this fall and we would love to answer your questions and assist you in facilitating your child’s faith. If interested, contact Sarah at [email protected]. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH | 5 ADORATION UNDER THE STARS JOIN FR. JAY ON A LIFE CHANGING JOURNEY TO On Saturday, July 27, at 8:30 pm Our Lady of Good Hope THE HOLY LAND! Parish will offer an evening under the stars enjoying the May 25—June 4, 2020; $3,590 from Chicago, IL (other Sacreds: Sacred Singing, Sacred Scripture, Sacred cities are also available). Package price includes: Supplication, Sacred Silence. Bring blankets, chairs, and Round trip bus transportation to/from Chicago, O’Hare your family to spend some quality time with Jesus Christ Airport; Roundtrip airfare; All nights accommodations in in the Monstrance under the night sky of God’s creation double occupancy luxury hotels; Breakfast, lunch and on the lawn in front of the Church (7215 Saint Joe Rd). dinner daily; Ten days sightseeing in modern air The evening will close with Benediction. In the event of conditioned private bus; English speaking government inclement weather, we will move inside. licensed Christian tour guide on duty; Mass daily. Tour CONFRATERNITY OF PENITENTS Coordinator is Alfred Salsa (810-874-1771, Portiuncula Indulgence Day, Friday, August 2, 3:30 pm to [email protected]). Good Shepherd Travel 7:30 pm at St. Charles (4916 Trier Rd, Cafeteria Door #9), (www.goodshepherdtravel.com, 1-844-659-5263). includes the opportunity to gain a Plenary Indulgence Reservation Applications in the Gathering Space. (complete remission of punishment for sin) by going to Confession, attending Mass (4:00 pm and 6:30 pm), Rose Amid the Thorn: A Concert of Sacred Music receiving the Eucharist and praying certain prayers. Sunday, August 4 | 7 PM | St. Francis Chapel Portiuncula Indulgence Day is Family Fun Day. In addition to Mass and Confessions there will be food, University of St. Francis (2701 Spring St) religious goods, used Catholic books and other items for A choir of ten young adults from Fort Wayne sale. Also Children’s Games and Cake Walk. No and Northwest Ohio, ages 17-26, will sing of admission fee. All are invited! Sponsored by the beauty, faith, and joy that can be found Confraternity of Penitents. even amid the “thorns” we experience in this life. From Biebl’s seven-part Ave Maria, to From our seminarians’ Tchaikovsky’s Crown of Roses, to the hauntingly time in Guatemala beautiful Psalm 23, this a cappella concert will remind 1.Picture of Santiago Atitlan, the town in which Blessed you that in Christ, there is always hope. This event is Stanley Rother, a graduate of Mount Saint Mary's free and open to the public. For more information, Seminary and priest of the diocese of Oklahoma City, was contact Jessica at [email protected]. martyred. We were able to visit the church, the town, and the people to which this man ministered. You can read about this 1 amazing man in the book The Shepherd Who Did Not Run. 2.The bullet holes in the ground from when Blessed Stanley Rother was martyred in 1981. There was a civil war in Guatemala and Blessed Stanley Rother's life was in danger, but he could not leave his people without the sacraments, so he decided to stay even though he could have easily gone home to Oklahoma. Blessed Stanley Rother gave his life so others could have eternal life. 3.The room in which Blessed Stanley Rother was martyred. (You can see the place of the bullet holes in the ground on the right side of the picture.) The room has been 2 converted into a chapel and Fr. Craig (from Plymouth, IN) came down to visit with us and we celebrated Mass in this chapel on the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul. Kind of ironic that we would celebrate Mass of two men who gave 3 their life for Christ in the room where a priest gave his life for Christ. 4.We prayed at the sight of Blessed Stanley Rother's heart and blood, which is inside of the church. After he was martyred, the people kept his heart and his blood and entombed them in the church where Blessed Stanley Rother ministered to his people. His heart 4 was with his people in Guatemala, which is why it remains in Guatemala. We prayed for all of you at St. Vincent's, those in our diocese and Mount Saint Mary's Seminary - that all of our hearts may become like Blessed Stanley Rother's and love one another as Christ has loved us. Blessed Stanley Rother, pray for us!!! Many thanks to Keeton Lockwood for sharing his summer experiences with parishioners of St. Vincent’s! 6 | JULY 21, 2019 • SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME BLESSED SOLANUS CASEY FEAST DAY OPEN HOUSE IN HUNTINGTON Tuesday, July 30 | 1 PM—5 PM Events begin at the St. Felix Catholic Center (1280 Hitzfield St, Huntington, IN): Tour of St. Felix Catholic Center (1PM); Meditation with violin music (1:30PM); Reflection by Fr. Stephen Colchin (2PM); Meditation with violin music (2:30PM); Divine Mercy Chaplet (Chapel) (3PM); Patriotic Charism Meeting Rosary (Chapel) (3:15PM); and the video: Heroic Journey July 29 | 7 pm | Spiritual Center (4PM); Blessed Solanus Feast Day Mass (5PM); and a Special Blessing with Bl. Solanus Relic after Mass. God is calling you to a work of love that will Sponsored by: Fr. Solanus Guild-Huntington Extension. fill your life with purpose and joy, and discerning your charisms can help you discover that call! Gather with others who are discerning their spiritual gifts to see when the opportunities to share gifts appear. Explore how your gifts are exhibited. Identify if the gifts are used with individuals or with a group encounter. A GROUP MEETING IS A GREAT CHANCE TO BECOME MORE AWARE OF YOUR GIFTEDNESS!

RCIA: THE RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Would you like to know more about the Catholic Faith? Have you been thinking about joining the Catholic Church? Are you a baptized Catholic who has not received the sacraments of Eucharist & Confirmation? If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, then you Know the charisms that you have been given may be interested in the RCIA process. The RCIA (the can greatly clarify your decision-making. In Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a process for those particular, you may be making decisions in interested in learning more about the Catholic faith and your roles at work, in the family or in the considering membership and mission in the Catholic community. And because it is unusually Church. If you are interested, we would like to journey energizing and fulfilling to exercise a with you in this process. Formal sessions of the RCIA will charism, you are much less likely to burn out begin in August. For more information, email Julia Thill at if you are working in your area of giftedness. [email protected] or call 260-489-3537 ext. 208. PLAN TO JOIN US JULY 29 AT 7PM!

Attendance at two Baptismal Preparation Sessions is required before your child is baptized. You may attend Session II before Session I, if necessary. Each session will begin at 7:00 pm. It is recommended that both parents attend before the birth of your child so that there will be no delay in setting a date for the baptism once the baby is born. Godparents, too, are welcome. At least one parent must be Catholic and at least one Godparent must be a practicing Catholic. Also, parents must be registered in the Parish. Please call the Church Office (489-3537 ext. 3) or register online at saintv.org/BaptismPrep. Session I (SC Room A): August 8, August 22 Session II (Church Conf. Room): August 13 (TUESDAY) There will be NO Baptismal Prep classes in July!! ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH | 7 MIRACLE MILES 5K RUN/WALK LAY CARMELITES LOOKING FOR CANDIDATES The 11th running of the Miracle Miles 5K Run/Walk will The Lay Carmelite Community of Our Mother of Perpetual be held on Saturday, August 3, at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Help in the Fort Wayne chapter is an association of Catholic Church (10700 Aboite Center Rd). This family- Catholic lay persons who are looking for anyone who may friendly event starts at 8:00 am. This year there will be a be interested in becoming a candidate into their order. fun runs for kids 3 to 13 years of age (8:45 am) and a Lay Carmelites (historically known as the Third Order of Diaper Dash for the very little ones (9:30 am). Proceeds Carmel) are those who commit themselves “to live in the from the Run/Walk benefit St. Mary’s Soup Kitchen. You following of Jesus Christ” through the Carmelite order. can register online through www.getmeregistered.com. Lay Carmelites attend monthly meetings, practice Contact is Mike at [email protected]. morning and evening Liturgy of the Hours, and pray the daily Lectio Divina. They also wear the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel as an external sign of their dedication to Mary. If you are interested in becoming a candidate for admission into the order, please go to www.fwtoc.org for more information or contact Director Anne Mallett at [email protected] or 419-769-7974.

EARN REBATES ON YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPING! The cost of getting your child ready to go back to school this fall is expected to be more this year. A recent survey by Deloitte estimates the average spending per student will be $519 for students K-12. And some studies are estimating back to school spending for college bound students will be just under $1,000. Your family may spend more or less, but one thing’s certain… you’ll be doing a lot of shopping over the next few weeks! You can lessen the sting a little by using SCRIP for your back to school shopping… every purchase you make using SCRIP will earn a profit for St. Vincent’s AND your family. No matter what you’re buying, we probably have SCRIP for that. For some great ideas, check out our “Back to School Shopping Guide 2019” at www.shopwithscrip.com/BacktoSchool. Next to the holidays, this is the best time of year to earn while you shop… don’t miss it! Pick up a SCRIP order form from the Church Office or download one from the church website. Summer SCRIP sales are in the Church Office: Tuesdays 8:30-9:00 am, Thursdays Noon-1:00 pm, Saturdays after 5:00 pm Mass, Sundays 8:00-11:00 am. You can stop by ANY time and pick up an order form and get more info about SCRIP. Please contact the SCRIP Office with any questions: 489-3537 ext. 234 OR [email protected].

In Proverbs 22:9, it is stated “The generous will themselves be blessed, for they share their food with the poor.” Do you have extra “food” to share with those in need? Give to the SGO (Scholarship Granting Organization) today and help our diocesan Catholic school students. This program provides a great way to help our diocesan schools with financial aid to qualifying families and it provides a tax credit to you, the donor! Tax credits include a 50% state tax rebate and 25% federal deduction off the remaining On July 13, seven members of the local Third Order Lay amount of the donation. Learn more about the SGO at Carmelite Community of Our Mother of Perpetual Help made the website www.sgonei.org. Just click on the tab at the their final Professions at the Immaculate Heart Cathedral top “About the SGO” or donate today by clicking on the chapel. St. Vincent members making their lifelong Profession large blue button found on the homepage. As a donor, include: Judy Kruk, Janet Pawlowski, and Sarah Lane. Long time community member and St. Vincent parishioner you can select one of the 43 diocesan schools to give to Nancy Simmonds and Presider Fr. Jacob Runyon conducted OR you can give to the unrestricted funds which can help the ceremony following the 8:00 am morning Mass. all of our schools. Consider making a donation! 8 | JULY 21, 2019 • SIXTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Sat, July 27 Sat, July 27 Sun, July 28 Sun, July 28 Sun, July 28 Sun, July 28 8 AM 5 PM 7:15 AM 9 AM 11 AM 6 PM M. & J. Fidler J. Etter Angles of the Light B. & R. Lauer M. Nixon Greeters R. Swaim T. & L. Solosky A. Reuille P. Freson C. Ehinger M. Brady W. Grant NEEDS FILLED T. Leffers D. Garwood S. Connolly J. Herber NEEDS FILLED J. Siman T. Gerardot Ushers R. Seftick NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED J. Sorg R. Kominowski NEEDS FILLED D. Roherty NEEDS FILLED S. Wilder NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED J. Schiffli W. Reith Z. Garwood N. Meyer D. Keister A. Alderdice H. Druhot NEEDS FILLED G. Hilger NEEDS FILLED Servers A. Parrish NEEDS FILLED G. Fugate B. Linder D. Gardt NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED G. Schreck A. Pranger Lead Server W. Gray L. Schiffli NEEDS FILLED S. Garwood J. Wyckoff (1) J. Harlan (1) A. Stump (1) G. Hooten (1) NEEDS FILLED (1) NEEDS FILLED Lectors D. Springer (2) T. Coonan (2) J. Lothamer (2) M. Smith (2) NEEDS FILLED (2) Church WEB NEEDS FILLED R. Alberding M. A'Hearn Identifier: J. Baxter L. Grashoff C. A'Hearn SaintV J. Becker M. Arnold S. Grashoff A. Berg A. Bailey M. Lehman M. Bubb R. Ley C. Garwood J. Beeching M. McAllister B. Coolman T. Olinger K. Goffer NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED A. Dailey D. Roy J. Hooten W. Magda, Sr Extraordinary T. Nierman-Wyckoff M. James M. Schreck C. Kawka A. Martin Ministers of J. Spadafora E. Jarboe J. Thill L. Minnich G. Parent Holy M. Spadafora K. Jarboe D. Ewing J. Minnich M. Simcox Communion P. Springer F. Mikulski NEEDS FILLED NEEDS FILLED M. Stroud T. Swaim J. Smith A. Turner B. Pranger S. Wable S. Van Daele M. Smith M. Turner J. Schuhmacher S. Witchey V. Welch T. Schanbacher - Captain J. Turner K. Stanley G. Witchey C. Welch E. Waldschmidt N. Vickery B. Thompson - Captain Z. Meyer - Captain S. Burns - Captain Sacristans NEEDS FILLED S. Van Daele B. Richardson T. Olinger J. Minnich M. Simcox To volunteer for an open posion, request a sub or update your proﬁle click on “Ministry Scheduler Login” at SAINTV.ORG.

S. VJ`-7` 37 P Y P JG—CG -G M S-G73 Y7 Church Office .. (8:30 am-4:30 pm, M-F) . (260) 489-3537 (ext. 3) Weekend: Saturday 5:00 pm; Sunday 7:15, 9:00, 11:00 am, and Mailing Address ...... 1502 E Wallen Rd, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825 6:00 pm Life Teen Mass (12:45 pm October - April) Church Fax ...... (260) 497-9405 Weekday: Monday—Thursday: 6:30 am and 8:00 am; E-Mails ...... [email protected] / bulle[email protected] Friday: 8:00 am and 5:30 pm; Saturday: 8:00 am Pastor ...... Fr. Daniel Scheidt Holy Day & Holiday Mass schedule: Will be announced Parochial Vicar ...... Fr. Polycarp Fernando C 7-G _7` 7 Parochial Vicar ...... Fr. Jay Horning We welcome persons interested in embracing the Catholic Parochial Vicar ...... Fr. Eric Burgener faith. Please call the church office (260-489-3537 ext. 3). Deacon ...... Deacon James Fitzpatrick S - _7` Pastoral Associate ...... Dorothy Schuerman (ext. 207) Reconciliaon: Wednesdays: 4:30—5:30 pm; Pastoral Associate ...... Julia Thill (ext. 208) Saturdays: 8:45—9:45 am; anytime by appointment Business Administrator...... Tom Schuerman (ext. 209) Bapsm: Sunday following the last Mass of the afternoon; also Director of Religious Educaon ...... Debbie Blackburn (ext. 204) may be scheduled during Sunday Mass. Director of Music ...... Tony Andorfer (ext. 210) Baptismal catechesis is required prior to baptism. Facilies ...... Ed Soberalski, Joshua Braen (ext. 217) Matrimony: Arrangements must be made at least six months in Youth Director– High School ...... Ryan Harner (ext. 228) advance of date of wedding. Youth Director—Middle School ...... Lindsay Klinker (ext. 230) Sick and Communion Calls: Please keep us informed of the sick Parish Secretary ...... Mary Berkshire (ext. 202) and homebound, particularly when there is a serious illness. Parish Secretary ...... Marie Andorfer (ext. 206) S. VJ`-7` 37 P Y P JG—S-GY Parish Secretary ...... Geri Schmidt (ext. 243) A Catholic educaon for children (grades K-8) Receponists ... Sheila Burns (ext. 201), Melanie Rohloff (ext. 224) - RCIA for Children ………………………… ...... (ext. 201) School Office ...... (7:15 am-3:15 pm, M-F) ...... (260) 489 3537 Wedding Coordinator ...... Karen Roesler (437-9766) Mailing Address ...... 1720 E Wallen Rd, Ft. Wayne, IN 46825 Prayer Line ...... Laurie—755-0816 / Mary—483-4369 School Principal ...... Cheryl Klinker Parish Pastoral Council Chairperson ...... Dan Rohloff School Assistant Principal ...... Kathleen Mulligan Rectory Housekeeper ………………………… ...... Corrine Boyer School Office ...... Janice Bobay/Jane Christensen (ext. 213) N7+ P JGJ`7 School Aendance Line ...... Sheryl Merchant (ext. 214) School Kitchen ...... Andy Dailey (ext. 220) Registraon for new members is held on the second Sunday of the month following the 9:00 am Mass. School Secretary ...... Kathy Palmer (ext. 212) B YY7J` D7 3YJ`7 Scout Lodge ...... 489-1763 Items should be e-mailed to [email protected] by Monday at 9:00 am.

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