The Sunday Steward

St. Luke Catholic Church 7575 Holliday Drive East Indianapolis, IN 46260

Mass Schedule Rosary 5:30 PM Saturday (Anticipation) 7:45 AM Monday - Saturday 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:30 AM Sunday 4:45 PM Monday - Friday

8:15 AM Weekdays: Liturgy of the Hours Tuesday, Wednesday, 8:00 AM Monday - Saturday Thursday, Saturday 5:15 PM Monday - Friday

5:30 PM Weekdays: Confession Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 2:00 PM Wednesdays Thursday, Friday 10:00 AM Saturdays 6:00 PM 2nd Tuesday of Month

Communion Service Eucharistic Adoration 7:30 AM Monday - Saturday 24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week

~ Walking With God ~

Dear Community of St. Luke, recent dialogue, go to the web site for Deanery as of this last week: Fathers the United States Conference of Catholic Jim Farrell and Peter Marshall (St. Pius Let us join with our brothers and sisters Bishops. X), Father Steve Jarrell (Christ the in our neighboring Diocese King), and our own parish son, Father of Lafayette-in-Indiana as Recently, I’ve been reading a wonder- Tom Schliessmann (St. Lawrence). they welcome the Ordina- ful biography of Flannery O’Connor, the tion of their new bishop, noted American Catholic author. The We will begin a new practice during Timothy Doherty, STL, book, FLANNERY: THE LIFE OF FLAN- parish funerals. At the conclusion of PhD. We pray for his NERY O’CONNOR, authored by Brad the funeral liturgy, family members will new Episcopal ministry Gooch, gives a wonderful portrait of this be invited to come forward and light a in Indiana, and surround important Catholic author from Geor- votive candle from the Paschal Candle, him with our prayers and good wishes. gia. I recommend this book for summer and place it before the statue of the Bishop Doherty was Ordained on Thurs- reading. Blessed Mother. A candle will burn day, July 15 in St. Mary Cathedral, Lafay- for thirty days reminding us when we ette presided over by Archbishop Daniel I have no- come to church to pray for our recently M. Buechlein, OSB as the Metropolitan ticed, and deceased parishioners and friends. Our Archbishop in Indiana. apparently 16th Sunday in sacristans will maintain the candle dur- from the ing this time. On an ecumenical note, the latest Roman comments Ordinary Time Catholic-United Methodist Dialogue took of parish- July 18, 2010 It’s hard to believe that we are past the place in Washington, DC at the end of ioners so midway point in the summer. I will be June. The focus of their interest was the have others away for some vacation time from July effect of the respective churches celebra- noticed, the significant improvement in 28 through August 12. I’ll be scaling tion of the Eucharist and the subsequent the climate of the church following the Mount Everest in a leisurely manner, of impact on caring for God’s creation. The installation of our new dehumidifiers in course, all the while studying my Gaelic Roman Catholic church is in regular dia- our HVAC system. vocabulary cards. Right. logue with many of the mainline churches of the Reformation, Orthodoxy and a Please remember in prayer priests of Sincerely yours in the Lord, number of the non-Christian faith tradi- the Archdiocese who have taken up their tions. For further explication of this most new parochial assignments in the North Fr. Noah , 2010 , Stewardship... A Way Of Life

What Does Welcoming Have To Do With Stewardship?

This weekend we have New Parish- back. What a sad thought. sits in your pew. Don’t frown at July 18 July ioner Registration. So it seemed them for being late or making you very fitting to run this article again. Hospitality and welcoming should be move. If you need to be at the end, every parishioner’s responsibility as a get up with a smile and let them in Every weekend we have people member of the St. Luke community. the pew. attend St. Luke for the first time. Here are four helpful tips to making These visitors may have just moved St. Luke a welcoming parish. 4. Remember, hospitality is not into our area or passing through on just for guests and new mem- vacation. They may be dissatisfied 1. Smile! Smile! Smile! We all run bers. If you realize that someone with their current parish or coming late at times. We all are recovering who is always at the same Mass you back to the church after many years from getting our loved ones and our- attend hasn’t been there in a while, of being away. What was their en- selves ready for Mass. We all have give them a call, see how they are counter like? places to be after Mass. But don’t doing. What a nice way to minister forget to smile. Smiles are conta- to a fellow parishioner. Even if they Their perception of our parish is gious. have changed Masses or parishes, determined at that first Mass. Did what a good feeling you will leave someone greet them or at the very 2. At least twice a month intro- with them knowing someone cared least receive a smile from some of duce yourself to someone you enough to notice. our parishioners in the Narthex? don’t know. It may be a newcomer St. Luke Catholic Church Did the people sitting next to them or it may be a long time parishioner. People remember how we made in the pew give them an acknowl- Either way it has long reaching posi- them feel. By being a welcoming edgement with a smile, nod and/ tive reactions. parish we are expressing God’s love or a genuine Sign Of Peace during to each person who walks through Mass? If they perceive St. Luke as 3. Be inviting when sitting in the our doors. Isn’t that what it is all unwelcoming, they may never come pews. Again, smile when someone about?

Wednesday Family Nights! Adoration Chapel Our God is not far away. He visits us daily in the Only Two Wednesdays Left! Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and remains hidden in Only two more Wednesdays left to enjoy the most the consecrated species of bread and wine. All famous, mouth watering, grilled to perfection hot day and all night He waits for us in the Blessed dogs on the Northside of Indianapolis! In addition, Sacrament. Is the Lord still waiting for you? To we offer an outstanding evening of fellowship! make your commitment to an hourly visit in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel each week, call The tradition has continued thanks to the Scouts, Sandra or John Behringer, 251-9731. PTO/School Commission, the Good Samaritans and the Welcoming Committee!

July 21 Stewardship Comm. July 28 Sandy and Friends Readings for the Week of July 19 Monday: Mi 6:1-4, 6-8/Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Mt 12:46-50 Please bring a dish to share Wednesday: Jer 1:1, 4-10/Mt 13:1-9 and join us in the Thursday: Jer 2:1-3, 7-8, 12-13/Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 North parking lot at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays. Friday: Jer 3:14-17/Mt 13:18-23 Hot dogs and fixings, fun and fellowship provided. Saturday: Jer 7:1-11/Mt 13:24-30 Next Sunday: Gn 18:20-32/Col 2:12-14/Lk 11:1-1

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Youth Ministry Rest In Peace Mary Barnstead, Youth Minister 259-4373, x257, [email protected] Please pray for the repose of the souls of parishioners Youth Masses Ana Villanueva, We are starting to plan our Youth Masses. If you are interested in playing Marian Galdabini an instrument, contact Mary for information. Enjoy your summer but don’t forget to thank the One who created it just for you. Al Capuano, Sr. and Bernard Guerrettaz, How About King’s Island? father of parishioner Karen Guerrettaz Lorentz. Is summer boring and you have nothing to do? Join us at CYO King’s Island Day, July 28. All 7th -12th graders are invited to attend. The bus will leave Christ the King parking lot at 7 am and return about Midnight. Cost is $60. All permission forms are due into the Youth Ministry Office now. Chaperones are invited. Banns of Marriage

Sunday Morning Religious Education There is a promise of marriage between SMRE Catechists Needed Megan Bouse of Noblesville, IN We are looking for adults 18 and older to serve as Catechists for the Sunday Morning and Michael Agugliaro of Religious Education Program. We have several positions open: St. Luke (I)

4 & 5-year-olds 9:00 - 10:00 AM Kindergarten 10:10 – 11:20 AM 4th grade 10:10 - 11:20 AM 8th grade Team Member 10:10 - 11:20 AM

We try to have 2 -3 adults per room, so catechists can have a more flexible schedule. Classes begin September 12 and end May 15. All books and materials Welcome! are provided for catechists. Please contact Diane Schafer if you are interested at 259-4373, x256. New Parishioners About SMRE and Registration Information Our preschool program is open to any child age 3 to 5 who is potty trained. Classes Please welcome to our community: are held 9:00am to 10:00am. The K-8 program is for students that do not attend a Catholic school. Our 8th grade class will be preparing for the Sacrament of Confirma- Sean and Beth Smith tion during the regular SMRE time of 10:10 – 11:20 AM. Erin McClure Registration for SMRE will begin August 1. Go to www.stluke.org and click on Oliver and Teresa Cotton-Santos Children to register. The cost is $80.00 for Preschool – 7th grade. $60.00 for 8th Camille Madode grade/Confirmation. June Gardner

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults RCIA is specifically designed for adults that have heard the call to join the Catholic Prayer Chain Church. RCIA is designed to allow adults to walk through the basics of what we believe as Catholics. It is also a great refresher for those who are already Catholic and Remember the power of prayer. members of St. Luke. Please call Therese Hartley at x248 if you would like to have our Prayer Our Pastor Fr. Noah Casey, our Associate Pastor Fr. Joseph Newton, our DRE Diane Schafer, our RCIA Team and guest speakers lead weekly sessions. We meet on Chain pray for your intention. Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:30 PM and we end at 8:00 PM. If you would like to register or for more information, contact Diane Schafer at 259-4373, x256.

St. Luke Catholic Church July 18, 2010 3 , 2010 , Christian Social Action

Spreading Hope in Neighborhoods Everywhere (SHINE)

July 18 July SHINE is the archdiocese’s social ministry renewal. Their announcements focus on a social ministry issue and provide action steps that you can take to help address the problem.

Over the next seven weeks SHINE will highlight several of the key themes that are at the heart of our Catholic social tradition.

Life and Dignity of the Human Person The Catholic Church proclaims that human life is sacred and that the dignity of the human person is the foundation of a moral vision for society. This belief is the foundation of all the principles of our social teaching. In our society, human life is under direct attack from abortion and euthanasia. The value of human life is being threatened by cloning, embryonic stem cell research, and the use of the death penalty. Catholic teaching also calls on us to work to avoid war. Nations must protect the right to life by finding increasingly effective ways to prevent conflicts and resolve them by peaceful means. We believe that every person is precious, that people are more important than things, and that the measure of every institution is whether it threatens or enhances the life and dignity of the human person.

Source: Publication No.5-315, USCCB Publishing Washington, D.C., ISBN 1-57455-315-1 , Text is drawn from

St. Luke Catholic Church Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: Challenges and Directions(Washington, DC: USCCB, 1998) and Faithful Citizen- ship: A Catholic Call to Political Responsibility(Washington, DC: USCCB, 2003).

What can I do?

r Pray and reflect on the meaning of life and dignity of the human person r Support human life throughout God’s kingdom

School Notes Please Update Household

St. Luke Catholic School Information... The Parish Office is continually examining the parish database for Enrollment Information: accuracy. The Guide will be published late summer, and the advent of online registration for many parish and school programs, we need your help to keep our data base current. Please contact Steve Weber, You can help us with database integrity by communicating the our school principal, if you wish following: to enroll your child in g Any change in your household because of birth, death or marital status. St. Luke Catholic School g Change of address that does NOT affect parishioner status. for the 2010-2011 school year. g Change of parish for any reason including moving or The school office is closed transferring to another parish. during July but email and voice Adult children who have established their own households are encour- aged to register as independent households. mail will be checked. Please send an email to Also, please make sure you are registered with the parish before enroll- ing for SMRE or St. Luke School (Specific guidelines and requirements [email protected] or call for admission to St. Luke School are available through the school office at 255-3912). 255-3912, x 223 to learn more about our great school! For any other questions, please call the parish office at 259-4373, M-F 8:30-4:30. 4 Laughter SLAC St. Luke Athletic Committee is the Best Medicine Fooball Camp One day, a little girl is sitting and watch- Thanks to Coaches Morel, Hasbrook, O'Sullivan, Schrage and our ever ded- ing her mother do the dishes at the kitchen icated dads and cadet players for making football camp a huge success! sink. She suddenly notices that her mother has several strands of white hair sticking out in contrast to her brunette head. She Football Registrtion Deadline looks at her mom and inquisitively asks, On-time registration deadline is 7/16/2010 with a fee of $115. Late regis- “Why are some of you hairs white, Mom?” tration ends 8/19/2010 with a fee of $125. Her mother replied, “Well, every time that you do something wrong and make me cry Summer Camps or unhappy, one of my hairs turns white.” Coaches Cline and Page Girl's Basketball Skills Camp runs August 8-10 for The little girl thought about this revelation grades 4-8. Register now online at www.stluke.org. Camp fee is $25, for a while, and then said, “So, Momma, how come ALL of grandma’s hairs are Athletic Calendar white?” Aug 8 Football Equipment Issue Aug 12 CYO Coaches Meeting offering Play Like a Champion, 5:30 PM, CYO Center , St. Luke Coaches who have not attended PLC Six-year-old Angie and her four-year- should attend old brother, Joel, were sitting together in Aug 16 First Football Practice, NO Pads church. Joel giggled, sang, and talked Aug 18 First Football Practice, FULL Pads out loud. Finally, his big sister had had Aug 19 Kickball Games Begin enough. “You’re not suppose to talk out Aug 21 CYO Mandatory Football Weigh Ins loud in church.” Aug 27 Registration Deadline for Girl's Basketball Aug 29 Tentative Girls' Basketball Evaluations Time TBA “Why? Who’s going to stop me?” Joel Aug 31 Cross Country Coaches Mtg, 530 PM CYO Center asked. Registration Deadline for Cheerleading, Cross Country Sept 11/12 Football Games Begin Angie pointed to the back of the church and said, “ See those two men standing by the door? They’re hushers!” CYO Online Sports Registration System Has Been Upgraded One registration form now provides information needed by CYO. All partic- One particular four-year-old prayed, “And ipants registering to play any CYO sport during the 2010-2011 school year forgive us our trash baskets and we forgive must register to play using CYO's online registration system. Please regis- those who put trash in our baskets.” ter your children at CYO as soon as possible.

Around The Town

Retreat On Mystery of God the mystery.

Michael Morwood, a well-known presenter on theological Morwood is a native of Australia. He helps Christians issues with more than 30 years experience in retreat, articulate faith in Jesus in ways that resonate with education, parish and youth ministries, will lead a retreat contemporary understanding of their place in the Universe. Aug. 8-14 at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. He is the author of several books, including Tomorrow’s Catholic: Understanding God and Jesus in a New Millenium; The retreat is hosted by White Violet Center for Eco-Justice, Is Jesus God? Finding our Faith; and Trusting Our Faith. a ministry of the Sisters of Providence. The theme is “God, Jesus, Prayer and Liturgy in a new story of the universe.” Cost of the retreat is $450, which includes room and board. Cost is $325 for commuters. Registration deadline is July 16 Discussion will focus on a Christian spirituality grounded with a $50 deposit due at time of registration. in the belief that everyone and everything is connected to God. Participants will reflect on Jesus as the revealer of this For more information, contact Sister Maureen Freeman at mystery and how prayer and liturgy affirm participation in 812-535-2930 or at [email protected].

St. Luke Catholic Church July 18, 2010 5 ~Staff Directory~ Web Site www.stluke.org Mass Intentions , 2010 , Parish office 317-259-4373 Pastor - Rev. Noah Casey, MDiv, MA, DMin July 19 Monday Ext. 214 [email protected] 5:30 PM +James Laughlin and Eric Powell Assoc. Pastor - Rev. Joseph Newton July 18 July Ext. 215 [email protected] July 20 Tuesday, St. Apollinaris Pastoral Assoc. - Shannon Schmidt 8:15 AM +Marie Fink Ext. 218 [email protected] 5:30 PM +Mary Jane Templeton Director of Music - John Gendvilas Ext. 227 [email protected] July 21 Wednesday, St. Lawrence of Brindisi Director of Religious Ed - Diane Schafer Ext. 256 [email protected] 8:15 AM +Paul Moxley Youth Minister - Mary Barnstead 5:30 PM +Don Morrison Ext. 257 [email protected] Parish Manager - Patrick Jendraszak July 22 Thursday, St. Mary Magdalene Ext. 211 [email protected] 8:15 AM Marcella Kalato Secretary - Mary Ann Atkins 5:30 PM +Jim Kibler Ext. 210 [email protected] Sr. Bookkeeper - Sue Reynolds July 23 Friday, St. Bridget of Sweden Ext. 217 [email protected] 5:30 PM +Charles “Jug” Eckert Bookkeeper/Purchasing - Julie Simpkiss Ext. 246 [email protected] July 24 Saturday, St. Sharbel Makhluf Communications - Ronni Miller 8:15 AM +The Deceased Members of the St. Luke Catholic Church Ext. 232 [email protected] Carey, Dapuzzo and Haney Families Administrative Asst. - Therese Hartley 5:30 PM Parish Ext. 248 [email protected] Maintenance - Jack Arnot July 25 Sunday, 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Ext. 229 [email protected] 7:30 AM +Elenita Bauer Co-Athletic Directors - Mike Van Marter and 9:00 AM +John B. Nowinski Diane Anglen, Ext. 234 [email protected], [email protected] 11:30 AM David and Judy Tredler

School Office 317-255-3912 Principal - Steve Weber If you wish to have a Mass offered for someone, living or deceased, Ext. 223 [email protected] please contact the parish office. Assistant Principal - Michele Tillery Mass offering is $10.00. Ext. 226 [email protected] Secretary - Kim Schmitz Ext. 224 [email protected] Peek At The Week

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