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St. Agnes Catholic Church Stewardship of Treasure: Week of September 06 1008 Mclary Rd., P.O “We Cannot forget that the ultimate criterion on which our lives will be judged is what we have done for others” ~ Pope Francis St. Agnes Catholic Church Stewardship of Treasure: Week of September 06 1008 McLary Rd., P.O. Box 577, Nashville, IN 47448 Donations for General Use $6,395.25 www.StAgnesCatholicNashville.org Property Maintenance Fund 325.00 Youth 50.00 Schedule of Services: St. Vincent dePaul 703.00 Our Mission Statement: Catholic University 25.00 St. Agnes Catholic Church is a welcoming Mass: Saturday: 5:00 PM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ community embracing all people as children Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:45 AM Budget Month of September of God. Inspired by the beauty of creation Donations for General Use $ 30,555.00 Morning Prayer: 8:00 AM Monday-Friday around us, we share our knowledge and love Religious Education 1,266.00 Confessions: Saturday from 3:30-4:15 PM Property Maintenance Fund 1,030.00 of Jesus Christ by striving to live out His Rosary: Saturday 4:30 PM (Canceled during Wishing the following a Happy Birthday this week: St. Vincent dePaul 75.00 message of service. Mission Priest 1,500.00 Covid) September 13: Andrew McMasters Other Archdiocese Collections 1,450.00 Baptism, Marriage, Anointing of the Sick & Holy September 14: Sharon Grimm & Ed Spahr Parish Staff: Communion to Sick & Shut-Ins: Please call the September 15: Kathy Shand & Jill Stowers Have you sent in your favorite St. Parish Life Coordinator, Mary Schaffner Parish Office. September 16: Kevin Preuss & Jessica Hoskins Phone: 812-988-6995 Agnes memory? Email: [email protected] September 18: Lina Aumage, Craig Hoskins & Elijah Smith We encourage all parishioners to share their most September 19: Eliza Tedford Sacramental Minister, Fr. Eric Johnson treasured St. Agnes memories. Please send them to Phone: 317-236-1495 or 812-988-2778 Ken Simonelic [email protected] or to Barbara Email: [email protected] Bush [email protected] or you can mail it to the Coordinator Religious Education, Church Office. Your “most treasured moment” will be assembled into the October edition of the Grapevine Therese Chamblee and delivered to your address on file in early October. Phone: 812-325-9527 Email: [email protected] Are you interested in helping to Co-Teach Jr. All articles must be in by Friday, September 18, 2020. Youth Ministry, Adrianne Spahr High Religious Education on Sundays from Cherish our past 80 years as we look forward to Phone: 812-327-9470 9:30-10:30? sharing our faith together tomorrow! Thank you! Email: [email protected] You will be teaching with Paul Spahr. Watch and learn Communication Committee Office Manager, Becky Gillenwater from Paul for a month or two before taking on your own Phone: 812-988-2778 class. Teach roughly every other week (you can coordinate your Email: [email protected] schedules) but be present every weekend we have class if possible. You will receive the gift of learning just as much as you teach from these Custodian, Donald Moore young people. Please contact Adrianne Spahr via email Phone: 812-720-0670 ([email protected]), text or phone (812-327-9470). Email: [email protected] The Relatable Rosary Maintenance, Tom Sullivan Duck Sales: • The Mysteries – What they are, history, etc. Phone: 317-361-9715 This year, the annual Duck Splash, put on by the Kiwanis Club of • The Prayers – How to say them and when Email: [email protected] Columbus is still happening. This is a raffle to help fund the youth of • The connection to our lives today – Stories our church with an 80% return. It’s $5 per duck or 5 for $20, 13 for that give modern day perspective and Council & Committee Leaders: $50, 20 for $75 or 30 for $100. There are several prizes to be won, relatability including cash, flatscreen TV, travel gift cards and more. However, this Pastoral Council.….….................Ric Kleine...812-375-1971 year, Adrianne Spahr, our youth director, wanted to keep from Join us on September 26, 2020 for a Parishioner led Finance Council...…..….…Brandy Brandon...978-590-7303 congregating, so she asks that you contact her if you would like some program about the Rosary at St. Mary, Catholic Faith Formation Co-Leader....Anna Carmon...860-836-0081 Parish Office: Church, 1331 E Hunter Robbins Way, Greensburg Ducks. Faith Formation Co-Leader....Matt Rothrock...812-343-7533 Hours: Monday-Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Call or text at 812-327-9470 or email from 9:00am – 1:00pm. Liturgy…………….............…Paula Lahann...812-606-1545 Closed Friday-Sunday [email protected]. There will be an optional Building & Grounds………..... Bill Bedwell...317-627-6071 You can send a check made out to video after the program. Communications…………......Barbara Bush...812-988-2481 Phone: 812-988-2778 Kiwanis Club to the Parish Office, or Please call Anita 812-663- St. Agnes Guild…......………...Donna Braas...812-988-4302 Email: [email protected] hand it to Adrianne or put it in the 8427 to register. The Music Ministry…..…...Michelle Farnsworth...248-921-5314 Bulletin Deadline: Wednesday at Noon. collection basket in an envelope deadline to register for this Wedding Coordinator……...Cheryl Bedwell...317-797-1296 rd marked Ducks. She will need your name, address, phone number and the event is September 23 . Grapevine Editor……............Ken Simonelic...812-988-9035 Follow us on Facebook: number of Ducks you want. Tickets are on sale now; you have until Oct. 4th. St. Vincent DePaul………...…...Bob Oliger...812-988-8641 https://www.facebook.com/saintagnesnashville/ Widows/Widowers…............Keith Bradway...812-597-0811 St Agnes Bulletin for Sunday, September 13, 2020 Next Week in Our Parish: Helping Those Who Struggle With Dear St. Agnes Family, Mass Times & Mass Intentions Monday, September 14, 2020 Addiction Morning Prayer 8:00am Church We welcome back Fr. Eric and are grateful for having Fr. Saturday, September 19, 2020 St. Agnes Parish had a table last Saturday, celebrating hope Tuesday, September 15, 2020 Patrick Hyde, OP from St. Paul’s with us last weekend. His 5:00pm Mass If you would like to and recovery from substance abuse, at the “Do Something Morning Prayer 8:00am Church thoughts on how we learn from all people, even those who For Harry & Romaine Thompson Brown County HopeFest.” We distributed information have a Mass Quilting 10:00am – Noon Parish Hall By Daryl & Nancy Harrison think very differently than we do, have stuck with me. offered in October Faith Formation Commission 7:00 – 8:00pm Zoom about our parish, St. Vincent de Paul services, and handed Sunday, September 20, 2020 Next weekend we will have a missionary priest – who, unlike for a loved one, Wednesday, September 16, 2020 out prayer cards and free cookies. Thirteen people signed 8:30am Mass Fr. Patrick, will ask for money! Fr. Thomas Carroll Sch.P. please call or email Morning Prayer 8:00am Church our prayer list asking that our parishioners offer their For St. Agnes Parish will be joining us. Fr. Carroll is from the order of the Piarist “Sacred Fire” Book Review 6:00 – 7:00pm Zoom petitions for their own recovery or the recovery of a loved Sunday, September 20, 2020 Becky at the Parish Priest from Hager Hill Kentucky and is the principal of Piarist Youth Group 7:00 – 8:30pm Deer Run one or friend. Our parish will also be praying for 10:45am Mass Office School. We look forward to learning more about mission Thursday, September 17, 2020 parishioners and their loved ones and friends who are In Memory of Frank Lawson 812-988-2778 from Fr. Tom. Morning Prayer 8:00am Church struggling with recovery during these times of By Wanda Lawson We are grateful to host two missions per year, one was the “Sacred Fire” Book Review 10:00 – 11:00am Parish Hall isolation. The 10:45am Mass on September 27, 2020, will Little Sisters of the Poor back in July who were not able to Please remember our sick, shut-ins, their caregivers and all who Liturgy Committee 7:00 – 8:00pm Zoom be offered for the intentions of those struggling to recover join us, but who we supported in offering our prayer and are needing healing prayer, especially: Dan Alford, Leroy Friday, September 18, 2020 from addiction. financial support and this will be our second. These keep us Armstrong, Mary Birchler, Paulette Brester, Priscilla Burgmeier, Morning Prayer 8:00am Church Please pray that the members of our community who are connected as brothers and sisters in Christ, doing the work Gary Chandler, Scott Collier, Johnny Crawford, Scott Grapevine Deadline suffering from addiction will find hope and strength to DeDomenic, Mark Dunn, Noah Erdmann, Ryan Farnsworth, Saturday, Sepember 19, 2020 of our Lord in unique, yet united ways. We hold these recover. missions in prayer and welcome Fr. Carroll to St. Agnes! Krista Farris, Phil Fischer, Donna Gray, Karen Hampton, Bill Confessions 3:30-4:15pm Church Harrah, Mary Ann Henderson, Debbie Havely, Doug & Leo Sunday, Sepember 20, 2020 Catholic Prayer for Addiction Recovery I am very grateful to the Guild for their being present at Hopefest 2020! They reported it was well attended and Henderson, Kairi Jacobs, Marie Jenne, Kay Johanson, Peggy RCIA Class 9:30 – 10:30am Parish Hall Dear Lord, give your strength to (Name), Johnson, Rose Mary Jones, Keith Kirk, Msgr. Paul Koetter, Libby fruitful on many levels. This was a great local opportunity to Religious Education 9:30 – 10:30am Parish Hall Show him Your healing power that will lead him to Kuchefski, Wanda Lawson, Antonia Martin, Dorothy McCarty, work alongside others in our community for healing and Mackenzie McGlothlin, June Mercer, Caroline Merrick, Louise recovery.
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