St. Mary of the Woods Parish
Mass Schedule: Parish Office: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Phone 270-233-4196 & Friday 8:00am, 12:10pm Fax 270-233-5557 Wednesday 8:00am & 6:00pm www.stmaryofthewoodswhitesville.com Saturday 8:00am and 4:00pm St. Mary School: Sunday 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 8:00pm Phone 270-233-5253 Confessions: Monday 8:30 am, Saturday 2:00 www.stmarywoods.com pm, 3:00 pm, or anytime by appointment Trinity High School: Marriage: Contact Fr. Brian Roby at the parish Phone 270-233-5533 www.trinityhs.com office six months before the wedding date. Rectory: Baptisms: Contact the office 270-233-4529
A.A. and Al-anon: Horn Community Center: Meeting Sunday 8:00 pm, Cafeteria 270-233-5405
Mission Statement St. Mary of the Woods is a family of faith, committed to Catholic values, centered in the Holy Eucharist and dedicated to serving the needs of the universal Church with compassion and care. 6th Sunday of Easter Pastor’s Corner May 26, 2019 WASHINGTON—Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston and President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, has issued the following statement regarding the release of Pope Francis’s Motu Proprio. The Motu Proprio, Vos estis lux mundi (“You are the light of the world”), is a worldwide order to the Church from the Pope, in response to the evil of sexual abuse. The new law comes after a meeting in Rome that brought together all episcopal conference presidents from across the globe to discuss the Church sex abuse crisis. Cardinal DiNardo’s full statement follows:
“Pope Francis has ordered a worldwide response to the evil of sexual abuse. It calls for the establishment of easily accessible reporting systems, clear standards for the pastoral support of victims and their families, timeliness and thoroughness of investigations, whistleblower protection for those making allegations, and active involvement of the laity. It also leaves latitude for national bishops’ conferences, such as the USCCB, to specify still more to account for their local circumstances. We receive the Motu Proprio Vos estis lux mundi (‘You are the light of the world’) as a blessing that will empower the Church everywhere to bring predators to justice, no matter what rank they hold in the Church. It also permits the Church the time and opportunity to bring spiritual healing.
The Holy Father said a ‘continuous and profound conversion of hearts is needed, attested by concrete and effective actions that involve everyone in the Church.’ Pope Francis was clear that this responsibility ‘falls, above all, on the successors of the Apostles.’ As part of this responsibility, bishops also will be held accountable under the authority of this Motu Proprio, which covers sexual abuse of minors or vulnerable persons, sexual acts compelled through the abuse of authority, and any coverup of such crimes.
In publishing this new law, which is applicable to the Church throughout the world, Pope Francis has made clear that protection and healing must reach all of God’s children. Following on the meeting just two months ago of all episcopal conference presidents, the Motu Proprio shows Pope Francis expects swift and comprehensive progress. For the Church in the United States, the task before us now is to establish whatever is necessary to ensure the effective implementation of the Motu Proprio. Our committees have already begun the work of preparing implementation measures for deliberation at the USCCB Plenary Assembly in June.
I am grateful for the opportunity to build upon the excellent foundation of the USCCB’s Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, the Essential Norms for Diocesan/Eparchial Policies Dealing with Sexual Abuse of Minors by Priests or Deacons, and the Statement of Episcopal Commitment, all of which date back to 2002. The existing framework in the United States including victim outreach, zero tolerance, reporting allegations to civil authorities, and lay expertise on review boards, among other measures - positions us readily to bring the Holy Father’s instructions to action. By embracing the painful experience of survivors and working on these new protections, let us pray we continue to grow into a stronger Church.”
What does the new Motu Proprio do? The new Motu Proprio Vos estis lux mundi is a significant move forward for the universal Church, one that echoes many of the practices established in the U.S. Bishops’ Essential Norms and the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People that have been in force in the United States since 2002. For example, it affirms the existing: Commitment to provide for the spiritual and emotional well-being of victims/ survivors and their families; Duty to comply with all applicable civil laws with respect to the reporting of allegations of sexual abuse of minors to civil authorities; Right of any person to report such crimes; Guarantee of a prompt and objective investigation; Assurance of lay involvement.
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 Pastor’s Corner Continued The Motu Proprio also continues to focus on victims by significantly building upon existing local practices, for example by expanding: The scope of cases to include: The sexual abuse of a new classification of “vulnerable persons,” The use of violence or other abuse of power to perform or submit to sexual acts, Any cover up of such conduct by other; Those who are to be reported for such cases, namely, cardinals, bishops, other clerics, religious superiors, and other members of institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic life; Reporting obligations to include mandatory, internal reporting; Safeguards against retaliation or discrimination by mandating “whistle-blower” protections.
How are transparency and confidentiality promoted in this new Motu Proprio? The Motu Proprio increases transparency by establishing clear procedures that must be followed, reaffirming the obligation to report to civil authorities, providing for lay involvement in internal investigations, protecting from possible conflicts of interest, and ensuring that those who report complaints to the Church are also free to report the same information to others and are protected from retaliation. At the same time, because the Motu Proprio involves the investigation of a complaint, it carefully balances the rights of those involved. Confidentiality is needed for the effectiveness of the investigation. It protects victims and witnesses, as well as the presumption of innocence and the seal of the confessional.
Does this new Motu Proprio interfere or hinder civil law, such as mandatory reporting requirements and civil investigations? In no way. The Motu Proprio establishes the canonical (Church law) procedures that are to be followed. Included in these procedures, however, is the obligation to comply with all applicable civil laws.
Let us pray for one another! Fr. Brian J. Roby Pastor Sunday Connection This portion of John's Gospel comes near the end of the first of four chapters that make up Jesus' long farewell discourse at the Last Supper. This section of chapter 14 actually sums up the themes of the opening of the discourse: the Christian's life is not shaped by Jesus' absence but by God's abiding presence; God's presence overcomes anxiety about God's absence; and the present holds in it the seeds of a fresh future shaped by love, not fear.
These verses also contain a glimpse of some of the other themes of the farewell discourse: Jesus' relationship with the Father and the disciples' relationship to Jesus connect the disciples to the Father as well. Jesus promises to send an Advocate or intercessor who will remind the disciples of everything that Jesus taught them and bring them peace.
Jesus is preparing his disciples in advance for his absence so that they will continue to believe in him and not feel all alone after his return to the Father. After the initial excitement of his Easter appearances, Jesus will remain with his followers in a very different way throughout the centuries.
As our celebration of the Easter season is coming to an end, the liturgy reminds us that Jesus remains with us through the Holy Spirit, who teaches us everything we need to know, reminds us of all that Jesus taught, and brings us peace.
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER: Betty Mayfield Clark, Lisa Mayfield, Donna Moore, Robert/Mary Jo Haynes, Mary Edge, Bud/Mildred Boarman, Joe Hardesty, Jordan McIntosh, Britney Gray Houston, Emily Payne, Ben Thompson, Bryce Roberts, Brynnan Boarman, Hope Crabtree, William Millay, Stephanie Mattingly, Amy Onstott Bailey, Cindy Mattingly, Gabby Roby, Abram Turner, James Higdon, Bruce Howard, Thomas Wathen, Sandra Gillim, Jeff Boarman, Bobby Howard, Ellis Edge, Lou Boarman, Penny Knott
ALTAR CARE JUNE MAY 26 - JUNE 2 READINGS Stacey Fulkerson/Patsy Mayfield Sun: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29 Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8 Veda Mattingly/Charlotte Roby Rv 21:10-14, 22-23 Jn 14:23-29 Mon: Acts 16:11-15 Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b FLOWER MEMORIAL Jn 15:26 - 16:4a Anyone wishing to put flowers in the front Tue: Acts 16:22-34 Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8 of the altar in Honor or In Memory of Jn 16:5-11 someone the following dates are available: Wed: Acts 17:15, 22 - 18:1 2020: Jan 11-12; Feb 1-2, 8-9; April 25-26; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14 Jn 16:12-15 May 16-17, 23-24; June 6-7, 13-14, Thur: Acts 18:1-8 Ps 98:1-4 Jn 16:16-20 20-21, 27-28. Fri: Zep 3:14-18a Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 Cost $50. Call Debbie at the Parish Lk 1:39-56 Office to schedule 270-233-4196. Sat: Acts 18:23-28 Ps 47:2-3, 8-10 Jn 16:23b-28 St Vincent Volunteers Sun: Acts 1:1-11 Ps 47:2-3, 6-9 St. Vincent DePaul in Whitesville is in need Eph 1:17-23 Lk 24-46-53 of volunteers on Fridays. If you would like to help, please contact Clara McDaniel at Bulletin Sponsor of the Week 270-233-5118 St Mary of the Woods would like to say Thank You to one of our Bulletin Sponsors - Church Cleaning Howard’s Body Shop & Auto Sales We will be cleaning St Mary’s Church on AUTO SALES - BUY - SELL - TRADE Saturday, June 1st after the 8AM Mass. Both 24 Hr wrecker service - We buy junk cars men and women needed. Come join us. 270-233-5436 - 270-233-0258
St Mary’s Prayer Bible Study Group Parking lot
7:15-8:30PM Tuesdays We will have the parking lot sealed June 4th St Mary’s Cafeteria - 6th, weather permitting. During that Studying New Testament - Singing time please park on Main Cross Street or - Praying - Sharing Together Franklin Street. ST MARY OF THE WOODS CATHOLIC CHURCH 10534 Main Cross Street, Whitesville, KY 42378 Phone 1-270-233-4196 Fax 1-270-233-5557 Catholic Radio WJOR 95.5 Find us on Facebook at St Mary of the Woods Catholic Church Online Giving - go to www.stmaryofthewoodswhitesville.com & click Online Giving
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 MINISTER’S SCHEDULE CHILDREN’S LITURGY JUNE 1-2
4:00 PM SATURDAY - JUNE 1 4:00PM - Carrie Howard/Elizabeth Burch Kristopher Howard/Lydia Mills LECTORS: David Connor/Larry O’Bryan SERVERS: Lucas Mayfield/Shealyn Mills/ 9:00AM - Sonya Beyke/Ashley Fulkerson Dalton Howard Natalie & Nichole Rhinerson MUSICIANS: Connie USHERS: Kenny Morris - Captain/Luke 11:00 AM - Laura Castlen/Lyrica Morris Payne/Norbert Howard/Nick Howard/ Parker Pearson/Makenna Greenwell Derrick Leonard/Brian Payne EUCH MIN: JW Morris/Judy Connor/ Karen Onstott/Mary & Donna Dorth WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE 25 Sat 8:00am †Jay Aud 7:00 AM SUNDAY - JUNE 2 4:00pm †Henry Dee & †Anna LECTORS: Della Mitchell/Amy Jackson Horn SERVERS: Jeremiah Millay/Audrey 6:00pm †Mary Jo Haynes Jackson/Gabe Kuder 26 Sun 7:00am L/D Jody & Ethel Conder MUSICIANS: David Family USHERS: Wilson Nash - Captain/Derek Park/ 9:00am †Louis & †Nora Edge Kenny Boarman/Chris Jackson/Stephen 8:00pm †June Evans Kuder/Bud Mattingly/Martin Montgomery EUCH MIN: Carla Odom/Debbie Peters/ 27 Mon 8:00am †Lisa Keller Joyce Higdon/Larry Goetz/Rob Ebelhar 28 Tues 8:00am †Carlos Kassinger 12:10pm †M C & †Barbara Roberts 9:00 AM SUNDAY - JUNE 2 29 Wed 8:00am †Kate Wedding LECTORS: Kathy Stiff/Teresa Smith 6:00pm †Jake Coomes SERVERS: Cole Roby/Ian Roby/Noah Gray MUSICIANS: David & Group 30 Thurs 8:00am †Martha Jane Westerfield USHERS: Tony Howard - Captain/Mike 12:10pm †Teresa Logsdon Winchell/Brian Winchell/Tom 31 Fri 8:00am †June Evans Fulkerson/Bert Payne/Trevor Crabtree 12:10pm L/D Scott & Kathy Stiff EUCH MIN: Tommy & Vickey Fulkerson/ Family Danny Knott/Landon Huff/Mark Messer 1 Sat 8:00am †Bob Hodskins 4:00pm L/D June Evans Family 11:00 AM SUNDAY - JUNE 2 LECTORS: Taylor Pedley/Jamie Clark 2 Sun 7:00am L/D Ed & Amelia Evans SERVERS: Jake Nash/Riley Brown/Samuel Family Johnson 9:00am †Martha Jane Westerfield MUSICIANS: Laura 11:00am †Teresa Logsdon USHERS: Emett Barnett Jr -Captain/Jake 8:00pm †Luke Wathen Nash/Jeff Mayfield/Lee Mills/David Payne/David Zoglmann EUCH MIN: Shasta Nash/Bridget Abbott/ Ireland Oct 28 - Nov 8, 2019 Colsi Stauffer/Peggy Clark/Taylor Pedley Fr. Tony Stevenson invites you on a 12-day pilgrimage to explore the traditions of our 8:00 PM SUNDAY - JUNE 2 faith in beautiful churches, chapel and LECTORS: Volunteers shrines on the Emerald Isle. SERVERS: Volunteers MUSICIANS: Alicia Jones For more information contact Saint Anthony USHERS: Volunteers Catholic Church in Hardinsburg at 270-257- EUCH MIN: Volunteers 2132.
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 St. Mary of the Woods & Trinity High School
Calendar of Events July 13 THS Alumni BBQ July 28 Registration
Scrip Hours Our Scrip hours are Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Saturday following the 4:00 PM Mass and on Sunday following the 7:00 AM Mass until 11:00 AM. Please know that if you plan to send your child to St. Mary of the Woods School or Trinity High School you may begin banking your Scrip now.
School Happenings The 2018-19 school year went by in a flash. It seems like yesterday we were opening the doors for the first day of school and now the seniors have moved onto college or the workforce, the 8th grade onto high school and preschool onto Kindergarten. Every day is an adventure and very few days are the same. Every student is made in the image and likeness of God and every student is good. God made each child to shine in his or her own way. We often measure students with standardized tests so that we can have some standard measurement information. There are many important qualities that GPA and standardized tests cannot measure, but are qualities of successful people. We should all remember this, so that children can succeed in their areas of giftedness.
Important qualities that are not measured by most tests: creativity, self-control, wisdom, motivation, intuition, affection, loyalty, peacefulness, perspective, rhythm, honesty, determination, faithfulness, honesty, determination, kindness, courage, patience, perseverance, spirituality, gentleness, joy, thoroughness, thoughtfulness, generosity, helpfulness, flexibility, discernment, love, character, friendliness, compassion, sensitivity, and confidence. (www.AllAboutLearningPress.com)
God Bless You All, Emily Hernandez Principal St Mary of the Woods School & Trinity High School
Save the Date To Make a Prayer Request The City of Whitesville will be hosting the On the Parish Telephone Prayer Chain following events in the Whitesville Park
June 28th - Fireworks in the Park Call one of the following:
(rain date June 29th) Norma Kaelin 270-315-8642 October 19th - Cruise In Car Show More details closer to event dates. If you have Alice Howard 270-233-5941, 270-314-7675 any questions please call Mayor Patsy Mayfield at 270-233-5666 or 270-233-5826 Katie Christian 270-233-5081
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 Horn Community Center Capital Campaign (“Build it Now”) Update The Campaign goal is to raise funds to repay the loan from the diocese for $1,216,125. The original loan was refinanced in September of 2018. Our goal of refinancing was to lower the overall payment. The current loan is a 5.75-year loan at 4.5% interest. The first monthly payment of $15,297.83 was made in October of 2018. Payments are due the 25th of each month.
All monies generated from Horn Center activities are used to pay for daily operations which include Trinity’s athletic account. Funds generated by the Horn Center are NOT USED to repay the diocesan loan. The Horn Center does not earn enough money for such a large monthly payment.
Donations from parishioners, individuals, and businesses Dec. 2014-July 2017: $2,918,796 Loan from the Diocese: $1,216,125 Horn Community Center total cost: $4,134,921
Diocesan Current Loan Balance: $807,705 Diocesan Loan Balance at time of Refinance: $928,518
Donations July 2017 - April 2019 $573,552
Horn Community Center Monthly Finance Report Here is a brief review of the expenses and income that the Horn Community Center experiences monthly. As stated above all monies generated from the center and Trinity’s athletics are used to pay daily operations of the center and Trinity athletics.
Fiscal year to date expensed as of Apr 2019 $143,649 Fiscal year to date income as of Apr 2019 $183,641
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 St Mary of the Woods Weekday Mass Schedule Change Weddings Effective Monday, June 3 for St. Mary June 1 - Aaron Ward & *Monday through Saturday- 8am daily Katie Wathen 6PM Mass only; 12:10 Masses, Mon. – Fri., and
June 8 - Keith Dickens & the 6pm Mass on Wed. will cease to be Tara Medcalf 6PM effective Mon., June 3.
June 15 - Luke Merritt & Jenna Haynes 6PM Weekend Mass Schedule Change Effective Sunday, June 16 for July 20 - Brandon Cecil & St. John the Baptist, Fordsville Maddie Rumage 6PM Sunday, 6pm October 19 - Adam Roby & Allison Speer 6PM Farewell to Fr. Jamie Dennis November 2 - Brandon Kinsey & Savannah Barnett 6PM The Parish Council will host a farewell
December 14 - Noah Rhodes & reception for Fr. Jamie Dennis on Sunday, Mackenzie Fisher 6PM June 2nd from 1-3pm in the Parish Hall. A basket will be provided for your cards and good wishes. Stop by the Parish Hall to bid Want to participate in Fr. Jamie farewell as he moves on to serve Perpetual Adoration the parish of Blessed Mother, Owensboro. Overall Coordinator Majella Mills 929-7060
Quarterly Division Leaders: Donuts/Coffee/Orange Juice/Milk Sandy Merritt 233-4009 Midnight - 6AM Join the Family Life & Social Hope Brey 314-1638 6AM - Noon Committee for donuts, coffee, Sharon Boarman 233-9697 Noon - 6PM milk or orange juice in the Dottie Pogue 233-4943 6PM - Midnight Parish Hall after 7AM & 9AM
Here are hours that needs adorers. Please Mass Sunday, June 2nd. Stop by prayerfully consider spending 1 hour with & spend some time getting to “Him” in adoration. know others in the parish while
Tues 1 AM; Wed 1 AM, 3AM; Sat 12 AM enjoying some great donuts.
Please pray for our American Men & Parish Grief Ministry Women who serve our country in all parts of Our Parish Grief Ministry will facilitate a the world. Keep them safe O Lord & bring once a month gathering on Saturday them home soon. Casey Brey, Tony Burch, mornings. The next session is scheduled for Greg Roby, David Stiff, Adam Roberts, Saturday, June 1st at 10AM in the Activity Michelle Roberts, Jody Roberts, Heath Conder, James S. Hunt, Phillip Mills, Todd Jump, Room of the Parish Hall. The sessions will Michael Bickwermert, Jacob Mills, Vanessa be directed by Martha Crabtree, a retired Clark, Robbylyn Young, Emily Merritt, Counselor, who is from our parish. You may Kathryn Dezember, Jared Ransome, Evan Isbill, RSVP by calling the parish office at Ezekiel Roberts. 270-233-4196.
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 Picnic News Youth Group We are planning a Day long trip to Father St Mary of the Woods Jamie’s Farm, on Friday May 31st, to celebrate Spring Picnic Sunday May 26 with him for all his involvement in Youth Group
Cake Stand during our time here. We will be leaving from Please bring your cakes, pies, cookies, St. Mary’s at 8:00 AM and end the day in Owensboro to see one of his Favorite Movies homemade bread, etc. to the cake stand the before returning that night. For more morning of the picnic. information contact Carrie Howard. Please let Burgoo Barn Carrie know if you will be attending by We need help to prepare burgoo for the Wednesday, May 29th. picnic. Immediately following the 4:00 PM Mass on May 25th, we will be de-boning National Catholic Youth Conference meat. Please bring a pan. Your help will be The National Catholic Youth greatly appreciated! Conference is held Nov 21 thru
Mass Times Nov 23 in Indianapolis. The diocese of Owensboro will be Saturday May 25th - 4:00 PM & 6:00 PM taking several buses on this trip. Sunday May 26th - 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM & Anyone interested in going let 8:00 PM - no 11:00 AM Carrie know. We will be doing some fundraising for this trip. It Young Adult Retreat Day is an AMAZING trip with There will be a Young Adult Retreat Day on thousands of other teens Saturday, July 27 at the Mount Saint Joseph celebrating their faith and love of Retreat Center. More information to come. the Catholic Church! For more Keep up to date on Young Adult happenings information go to on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ owensboroYoungAdult/ Summer 2019 CREDO Certification Training There are five upcoming CREDO certification RCIA trainings taking place this summer for religious Do you know someone who may be educators. (Teachers and Catechists) The first interested in joining the Catholic faith? We one is on June 18. Please visit the Office for will be holding Inquiry sessions on June 18th Faith Formation for more information and and July 23rd at 6 pm in the Long Trail registration details: https:// Activity Room of the Parish Hall. Come ask owensborodiocese.org/certification-for-religious questions and see what we are about! -educators/ For more information or if you are interested in helping with PREP as a catechists Vacation Bible School or aide see Carrie Howard. REGSITER TODAY FOR VACATION BIBLE CHOOL!!! HORN COMMUNITY
https://vbspro.events/p/ CENTER NEWS stmarysroar Fitness Membership Available
Open to ages 4 - 5th grade Contact Chris Tyson, Director, at 270-233- 000 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! 5405 or [email protected].
Breakfast and Lunch Served Daily Cost $10 Month - $20 off if prepay for one
Contact Carrie with any questions. year!
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019 St. Mary’s Community BULLETIN BITES Outreach News “I saw no temple in the city for its temple is the Lord God almighty and the Lamb” Pitino Shelter June 1, 15 Patmos is a charming small island in the Aegean Sea between Greece and Turkey where the Book OUTREACH DONATIONS For the of Revelations was written by John. It is a letter month of June will go to our local St. addressed to the Seven Churches of Asia. John Vincent DePaul. They are in need of the employs sinister images and applies coded references to people and groups to convey the following: Peanut butter, canned soup, beauty of the Love of God and to challenge canned fruit, tuna and other canned meats, disciples of Jesus to stay firm in the faith in the boxed milk, coffee/creamer, cereal, ramen face of rejection and persecution. He taught that noodles and other pasta ready to go meals. God was not confined to a building, the temple in Thank you for your generosity! Please place Jerusalem. Rather, Jesus, the Lamb, and all who the donated items in the OUTREACH BINS believe in Him and imitate Him, are temples. located at the entrance of church all through Jesus challenged the teaching and threatened the the month of June. livelihood of the Jewish leaders. He also challenges us to believe in God as the source of all Please pray for the sick and shut-ins/ that we have and all ever will be. When we accept persons in nursing homes associated God’s love for us and all that He has given us, and with our parish. try to imitate Jesus, we must accept the consequences that may come with that. SHUT-INS: Tony/Bernadine Dean, Ellen Roby, James Cecil, Dick/Genevieve ONLINE GIVING Boarman, Ruth Anderson, Mary Ann Wright, Are you interested in Automatic Withdrawal? Any Mary C Roby, Anselm Bickett, Joseph questions call Debbie at the Parish Office 233-4196. The secure site for parishioners to create an account Donald Howard, Bill Rhoades, J Edgar is https://www.osvonlinegiving.com/1674. Evans BUDGET NEWS NURSING HOMES: Cecelia Lafern Ling, Checking Balance 108,995.94 Joseph Jody Morris, Mary Imogene Weekly Parish Budget Needs 21,432.69 Fitzgerald, Margaret Beyke, Marcella Building & Grounds Fund 16,532.96 Schepers, Edith Payne, Martha Rose Hagan, Cemetery Checking 15,201.00 Dorothy Higdon, Elizabeth Hamilton, Cemetery Savings 82,865.52 Barbara Sue Morris, Lucille Evans, H C Tuition Assistance 89,030.58 Higdon, Doris Knott, Joe P Payne, Edna THS Endowment Fund 754,000.00 Lucille Payne SMWS Endowment Fund 10,409.00 Build It Now Balance Due 807,705.00 Diocese of Owensboro 2019 Stained Glass Restoration 12,160.00 YTD Collections 5/19 Regular Sunday Collection 17,621.57 Catholic Relief Services 1,857.88 Online Reg Sunday Collection 2,730.00 Diocese of Mandeville, Jamaica 602.00 Total Regular Sunday 20,351.57 Easter - Seminary 949.00 Collection Good Friday - Holy Land 512.00 Buildings & Grounds 40.00 Home Missions 380.00 Online Buildings & Grounds 0.00 Opportunities for Life 357.00 Total Building & Grounds 40.00 Sick and Infirm Priests 895.00 Collection
6th Sunday of Easter May 26, 2019
Passionist Nuns Retreat House Has two Part-Time openings for their Retreat House Position 1: Weekdays—Daytime hours Position 2: Weeknights and Weekends Are you interested in helping to create a clean and peaceful environment for those who come here to be closer to God? Call Christie (270) 302-8023 or Email at [email protected] Website: www.passionistnuns.org
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