Saint Joseph Catholic Church
January 24, 2021
MASS SCHEDULE
WEEKEND
Saturday 4:30 PM
Sunday 6:00 AM 7:30 AM 9:30 AM 3:00 PM Spanish
6:00 PM
WEEKDAY
Monday 8:00 AM
Tuesday 8:00 AM 6:30 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM Mass 12:05 PM
Thursday Readings 8:00 AM 6:30 PM on pages
Friday 6 & 7 8:00 AM
Saturday 8:00 AM
Phone (812) 482-1805
1029 Kundek St Jasper, IN 47546
www. SaintJosephJasper .org
Welcome to Saint Joseph Catholic Church PARISH CENTER STAFF
Pastor Reverend Eugene Schmitt
Parochial Vicars - Associates Reverend Homero Rodriguez
Reverend Andrew Thomas
Community Life Jane Gehlhausen
Evangelization and Outreach Mike Hagerdon, PCL
Financial Coordinator Tammy Mehringer
Homebound and Bereavement Rose Rasche
Maintenance Patrick Gehlhausen
Spiritual Life Pam Freyberger, DRE, PCL
St. John Bosco Youth Ministry Jacqueline Ripberger.812-481-2442 RECONCILIATION
Parish Support Team
Joyce Vogler
Yesica Miranda - Hispanic Liaison Call 812-482-1805 or Email: Jan Kramer [email protected]
To request prayers or join the COMMISSION Wednesday 7:30 am till 8:00 am Mass prayer line. REPRESENTATIVES Thursday following 6:30 pm Mass
Van Ziegler…..…………..Parish Council Saturday 11:00 am till 12:00 Noon Prayer changes lives. Let us pray for you Mike and Patty Mills……...Community and by appointment Life or a loved one. Lynn Scheu…………..….Evangelization and Outreach Dan Fritch………………………….Finance Yesica Miranda………..Latino Ministry CONTACT US
Tracy Ihle .……….………....Spiritual Life 1029 Kundek Street ● Jasper, Indiana 47546
Phone: 812-482-1805 ● Fax: 812-482-1814 PARISH CENTER Website: www.SaintJosephJasper.org BUSINESS HOURS
Facebook: St Joe Jasper Twitter: stjoejasper Mon - Friday: 8:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m. Email: [email protected]
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
We invite all to Worship, Pray, and Evangelize as we love and serve the Lord.
Saint Joseph and Saint Meinrad are partners from their start. Father Joseph Kundek played a major role in bringing the monks from Einsiedeln Abbey in Switzerland.to South- ern Indiana in 1854. The Swiss Abbey of Einsiedeln sent two monks to Indiana to start a new Benedictine monastery that has grown to the facility we know today. Currently, more than 1,500 Saint Meinrad alumni serve the Church as priests through- out the world. In addition, nearly 7,000 lay alumni are serving the Church and society in many different vocations. Men and women in lay ministry, both professional and volun- teer, have benefited from receiving a quality education at Saint Meinrad. Saint Meinrad has served the needs of the Diocese of Evansville for many years. There are 49 active and retired priests of the diocese (including Bishop Siegel and Bishop Emeritus Gettelfinger), 52 permanent dea- cons, 15 religious and 345 lay people who are alumni of Saint Meinrad. The Diocese of Evansville currently has 6 seminarians studying at Saint Meinrad. The Seminary and School of Theology offers several programs to meet the ministerial needs of the Church. Men preparing for the priesthood pursue the Master of Divinity degree and Master of Arts (Catholic Philosoph- ical Studies). Men and women who are seeking to serve the Church as lay ministers study for the Master of Arts (Theology). Saint Meinrad also provides a Permanent Deacon Formation Program to 8 dioceses, and offers year-round retreats for those looking for spiritual nourishment. Each summer, hundreds of high school and college youth participate in the “One Bread, One Cup” confer- ences. They learn more about their Catholic faith and develop skills they can use when they return to their home parishes. Today the monastic community of about 80 priests and brothers serves the Catholic Church in a variety of ways. Besides their work in the Seminary and School of Theology, monks are serving as chaplains, as faculty at other institutions, and at parishes in several dioceses. Father Andrew is an alumnus of Saint Meinrad and graciously agreed to represent them this weekend, as we hold “Saint Meinrad Sunday”. A Monk would have joined us if it were not for Covid-19. I want you to know how fortunate we are to have them in our backyard. Their summer youth program “One Bread, One Cup (OBOC)” has been huge for many of our parish youth. Your parish priests and leadership have benefited from many educational, spiritual opportunities, and have been able to serve as Mentors for future Priests. I ask you to support Saint Meinrad at this time.
God bless, Father Eugene Email: [email protected]
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP Give Until It Hurts finish the lawn by myself, I wouldn’t be too happy. February 17, 2021 One of the characteristics of Every- But Zebedee must have been day Stewardship is to be committed someone quite special. Perhaps he MASS TIMES — to persevere daily in a way of life realized that his sons didn’t belong acknowledging that everything be- to him — not really. They belonged 6:00 am, 8:00 am, 12:05 pm longs to God. to God, and from the beginning of and 6:30 pm Spanish time, it had been appointed that I know, I know. Easier said than they would be among the first disci- done. ples of Christ. He passed, he The Ashes will be distributed a bit Just ask Zebedee. It’s quite an im- called, they followed, and Zebedee differently this year. We are age we get from the Gospel, after obliged. He simply went back to asked to distribute ashes by all. “So they left their father Zebe- mending his nets, I imagine. sprinkling on your head. While a dee in the boat along with the hired Zebedee already understood what current tradition in Spain and Ita- men and followed him.” St. Teresa of Calcutta would say ly, we will adapt this as a meas- There was Zebedee, about his millennia later: “Give until it hurts.” ure to help protect our Parishion- ers. There is a long history of business, mending nets with his “You’re wasting my time.” “I’ve two sons, who were undoubtedly done so much for her; she owes me this, please read the following. his best workers — they had to this.” How often do we think things, have been more dedicated than the and even people and relationships, Sprinkling ashes on the top of the hired men, who worked for wages belong to us? The truth is none of head recalls the biblical practice rather than for family. And in an in- them do. We must be ready, as of putting on “sackcloth and ash- stant off they go, following this Zebedee was, to surrender them to strange man. es” as an act of penance. For ex- God when He comes walking past. ample, we read in the Book of I don’t know about you, but if my — Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi kids left me on a hot summer day to Nehemiah: “On the twenty fourth day of this month, the Israelites gathered together while fasting and wearing sackcloth, their HOLY TRINITY invites everyone to “Paint It Purple” for the heads covered with dust” (Neh weekend Masses on Saturday, January 30th and Sunday, 9:1). While the custom in the USA January 31st. Let’s kick-off Catholic Schools Week and has been to mark the forehead show our Saints pride by wearing purple or Holy Trinity with a cross, sprinkling the ashes on the head remains the custom Spirit Wear to Mass this weekend! in other parts of the world such as Spain and Italy. However the ashes are received, the interior Your Support repentance expressed by this ex- terior act is at the heart of the Time • Talent • Treasure action. Weekend attendance: 757 Amount Deposit method Direct Deposits/ On-line Giving $ 5,180.11 90 Contributors Collection for Jan 16/17 $ 18,387.18 194 Envelopes Amount Needed for Budget $ 21,323.40 Difference for the Sunday $ 2,243.89 Difference Year-to-Date $ (22,408.97)
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SAINT JOHN BOSCO YOUTH MINISTRY
Call Jacqueline TOGETHER Every Wednesday starting after (812) 639-4227 or the 12:05 PM Mass (12:30) till (812) 481-2442 With Bosco 9:00 pm. You are welcome to Email [email protected] stop and spend time in prayer and Please register with Bosco Adoration. saintjohnboscoyouthministry. Wednesdays
GOD BE WITH YOU wordpress.com/ Middle School 6:00 pm High School 7:15 pm Serving the middle & high school Volunteer drivers needed for youth of Saint Joseph, If you are not Elementary Release Time Holy Family, Precious Blood & receiving emails please Saint Mary Ireland Call us at (812) 482-1805 to inquire. send your email address
No CDL Required to: [email protected] SUNDAY SCHOOL NOW IN SESSION At Saint Joseph Parish 2nd FLOOR OF PARISH CENTER We will build, share and learn DURING 9:30 AM MASS about our Catholic faith and our SIGN UP ANY TIME heritage in a caring and safe CALL PARISH CENTER environment.
Middle School and High School families (and anyone in the parish)
Sign up for the Family Bi- ble Challenge! The Dio- Soul Core is a contemporary cese of Bridgeport has movement that pairs the prayers extended their online of the rosary with core strength- Family Bible Challenge ening exercise. No fitness level along with other dioceses in the country to anyone who would like to or experience required and no sign up! Go to - sign up necessary. All are wel- come! For questions contact Saint Joseph Parishioner, Cathy www.familybiblechallenge.org Knight at: to sign up for Season 8 which starts the week of January [email protected]. 24th. Once you sign up you can access previous seasons. Classes are held Saturdays Each Sunday, families will receive an email identifying a new pas- morning at 7 a.m. in the activity sage that they are asked to read together as a family, reflect upon, center. Use the back door and discuss. We will provide the passage and the questions. You near 10th street school. Bring a fitness mat. just have to make the time. The “challenge” is to engage your family with Sacred Scripture. There is no contest. There are no rules. There is, however, the great benefit of falling in love with Jesus through the power of the Good N o o n e News found in the Bible. w a l k s a l o n e. If you need a bible, contact the parish center.
Readings for Mass Page 6 from www.usccb.org
Reading 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19 Reading 2 1 Cor 7:29-31
The word of the LORD came to Jonah, saying: I tell you, brothers and sisters, “Set out for the great city of Nineveh, the time is running out. and announce to it the message that I will tell you.” From now on, let those having wives act as not So Jonah made ready and went to Nineveh, having them, according to the LORD’S bidding. those weeping as not weeping, Now Nineveh was an enormously large city; those rejoicing as not rejoicing, it took three days to go through it. those buying as not owning, Jonah began his journey through the city, and had gone but a single day’s walk announcing, those using the world as not using it fully. “Forty days more and Nineveh shall be destroyed, “ For the world in its present form is passing away. when the people of Nineveh believed God; they proclaimed a fast and all of them, great and small, put on sackcloth. When God saw by their actions how they turned from their evil way, he repented of the evil that he had threatened to do to them; he did not carry it out.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021 7:00 pm - Kundek Hall
Parishioners are welcome to attend.
Responsorial Psalm Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9
R. (4a) Teach me your ways, O Lord. Your ways, O LORD, make known to me; teach me your paths, Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my savior. R. Teach me your ways, O Lord. Remember that your compassion, O LORD, and your love are from of old. In your kindness remember me, because of your goodness, O LORD. R. Teach me your ways, O Lord. Good and upright is the LORD; thus he shows sinners the way. He guides the humble to justice and teaches the humble his way. R. Teach me your ways, O Lord.
Alleluia │ Mark 1:15 May these words
attributed to R. Alleluia, alleluia. St. Francis of Assisi,
The kingdom of God is at hand. a Saint who lived a life Repent and believe in the Gospel. devoted to prayer and
R. Alleluia, alleluia. peace, be your guide...
Lord, make me an instrument Gospel │ Mark 1:14-20 of your peace:
where there is hatred, After John had been arrested, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God: where there is doubt, faith; “This is the time of fulfillment. where there is despair, hope; The kingdom of God is at hand. where there is darkness, light; Repent, and believe in the gospel.” where there is sadness, joy. • As he passed by the Sea of Galilee, O divine Master, grant that I he saw Simon and his brother Andrew may not so much seek casting their nets into the sea; to be consoled as to console, they were fishermen. to be understood Jesus said to them, as to understand, “Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.” to be loved as to love. For it is in giving Then they abandoned their nets and followed him. that we receive, He walked along a little farther it is in pardoning and saw James, the son of Zebedee, that we are pardoned, and his brother John. and it is in dying that we are They too were in a boat mending their nets. born to eternal life. Then he called them. • St. Francis of Assisi; So they left their father Zebedee in the boat Pray for us along with the hired men and followed him. St. Joseph, patron of our parish; Pray for us
Our Lady, Queen of Peace; Pray for us Amen We will celebrate Catholic Schools Week at our 9:30 am Mass next Sunday, January 31st.
Please welcome our families from Holy Trinity as you meet new friends from other Mass times.
The Holy Trinity - Saint Joseph Family
GOSPEL MEDITATION we have allowed our needs to lure us into making ENCOURAGE DEEPER some cruel mistakes. We impulsively say things UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE and flippantly do things that reveal our unre- deemed and unhealed self. It is a self we stumble January 24, 2021 over and try to tame but can’t quite seem to master 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time and control. Help! We spin our wheels, naively thinking that we will It was a normal day by all accounts, but John just somehow, perhaps through persistence, get our- wasn’t feeling himself. He was a little lightheaded selves unstuck. But, we don’t. We just get out of and out of sorts. Later in the afternoon, he experi- the car, feeling very helpless, and ignorantly look enced a sharp pain in his chest and arm. Quick at the mess we got ourselves into. Did we ever thinking and action brought John to the emergency think to ask someone for help? Or, taken the ad- department with a diagnosis of a significant heart vice of One who is wiser and avoid this route alto- attack. Surviving this ordeal, he found himself face gether? “Come after me,” are words that Jesus to face with his cardiologist, having an honest con- says to all of us. In order to heed his invitation, we versation about things that needed to change. “I must leave our ego-self behind and follow. came close to death,” John found himself thinking. Then came the remorse. He was a young man with When we really see and understand the freedom, a loving wife and children who were very close to peace, justice, and love he offers, we find our- facing life without him. John found himself with in- selves with such sorrow in our hearts for how fool- tense sorrow for living an unchecked and self- ish and silly we have been. All the misguided indulgent life that almost brought him to his de- choices and sinful actions come full view and we mise. He wanted to change. see how risky our random impassioned behaviors really have been. Repentance is beautiful. When We all have our wake-up calls. We have experi- done with a sincere and contrite heart, it directs us ences and encounters that force us to really think to the glory that can be ours, ignites us with the twice about choices we have made and directions challenge of living a life in service of others and we have taken. Often, we find ourselves looking at reminds us that all is well. those we have hurt square in the eye and wallow- ing in our foolishness. We regrettably realize that ©LPi
N D T O T A V D Z F A D I S N I A ANDREW BOAT Q I V S N S E J I T A F X U O W E DISCIPLES N R N D I T E S T R H X J S I G J DISPENSATION H R R E N R H M N J B F S E T A X EUCHARIST Y E P E V E A I A H I G A J A B Q FISHERMEN W G P S R E E H B J G P C Y S S H FRUSTRATION U E R M A M H F C L T R K K N E G GALILEE R O E N T I Z T S U R H C B E L K JAMES JESUS A N H N G J N Y G D E D L U P P R JOHN N O I F R U S T R A T I O N S I N NINEVEH J A N O M I S E J B O A T X I C G REPENTED S Q A O J P F Y P O E Y H R D S A SACKCLOTH Y S S E N I R A E W S P M Q N I L SAINT JOSEPH Z E B E D E E S U I G E N P W D I SAINT MEINRAD E N O L B F V W E L L E P T D K L SEA SIMON M P R Y J O E M A A C E T H L I E WEARINESS D E T Z R F W K Q C I X V V O I E ZEBEDEE
MASS INTENTIONS PASTORAL NEEDS & Monday: January 25, 2021 Saturday: January 30, 2021 PARISH MEETINGS 8:00 AM ~ Edward & Veronica 8:00 AM ~ Dennis Wilz CAN BE SCHEDULED BY CONTACTING THE PARISH Buechler Family 4:30 PM ~ Donald L. Hopf OFFICE - 812/482-1805. Tuesday: January 26, 2021 Sunday: January 31, 2021 8:00 AM ~ Don Rasche 6:00 AM ~ People of the Parish MASKS ARE REQUIRED 6:30 PM ~ Ralph Schuetter 7:30 AM ~ James R. & Bettye IN ALL PARISH BUILDINGS Berg & Mark Berg Wednesday: Jan. 27, 2021 9:30 AM ~ Andrew P. & Carrie 8:00 AM ~ John W. Braun Walkers are welcome V. Hopf in the Activity Center (gym) 12:05 PM ~ Dave J. Berger 3:00 PM ~ en Espanol from 8:00 am till 5:00 pm 12:30/9:00 PM ~ Adoration 6:00 PM ~ Elmer Schroering Monday—Friday
Thursday: January 28, 2020 Please enter side door between 8:00 AM ~ Ron Rowekamp 10th Street School and 6:30 PM ~ Norbert Spellmeyer, Sr. Pray the Parish Center.
Friday: January 29, 2021 always. Masks are encouraged 8:00 AM ~ Special Intention but optional in the gym. Maximum persons based on State’s color status.
January 2021 80 + BIRTHDAYS
January 2021
25 Ken & Rosemary Heim 57 25 Francis Lannan 85 30 Alan & Marilyn Welsh 56 28 Beatrice Seger 89
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Saint Michael the Archangel Prayer
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the malice and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all evil spirits who wander through the world for the ruin of souls.
Amen.
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