Aug. 21, 2016 - Saint Matthew Catholic Church

Saint Matthew Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Indiana
Aug. 21, 2016
MASS INTENTIONS
Please pray for those in need of comfort or guidance: Mae Bradley,
Danny Breese, Dianna Broecker, Patrick Brogan, Timmy Brogan,
Mic Byrne, Mary Bujnoski, Jeanne Cox, Lee Crislip, Carol
DiLeonardi, Joe DiLeonardi, Lewis Dilts, Christa Durrett, Catherine
Foddrill, Darrell Fuqua, Jr., Rebecca Goertemiller, Linda Gosnell,
Johnnie Green, Carol Heiser, Doug Hirschfield, Michael Kenny, Jane
Kirkpatrick, Rosemarie Koenig, Jane Lippe, Ed Lippe, Pam Lippe,
Shirley Madden, Nicholas Maddingly, Miriam McKesson, Julie
Palumbo, John Piccione, Luca Ruby, Bob Slomka, Brian Smart,
Jasmine Snow, Gavin Snow, Delores Sommers, Brian Stone, Daniel
Stone, Mary Strayer, Judy Swoape, Ruth Tansy, Missy VanderWaal,
Sally Vollmer, Connie Wishner.
Tuesday, Aug. 23
8:30 a.m. Saint Matthew Parishioners
Wednesday, Aug. 24
8:30 a.m. Saint Matthew Parishioners
6 p.m. (followed by Adoration until 9 p.m.)
Saint Matthew Parishioners
Thursday, Aug. 25
8:30 a.m. Saint Matthew Parishioners
Friday, Aug. 26
8:30 a.m. Saint Matthew Parishioners
Saturday, Aug. 27
5 p.m.
Delores Quill
Sunday, Aug. 28
7:30 a.m. Saint Matthew Parishioners
9 a.m.
Mary DeMonte
Noon
Saint Matthew Parishioners
Please pray for our military: Josh Behney, Matt Black, Ryan
Cathcart, Michael Gallagher, Aaron Gillaspy, Erik Goertemiller,
George Holland, Tim Hughes, Alexander King, Tammy Russell
Kingery, Matt Kirk, Russ LeMay, Bill Mathis, Zach McCarty, Jack
Rebolledo, Ben Richman, Tyler Robarge, Neil Sexton, Anthony
Stout, David Vogelgesang, Mike Ward.
Minister Schedule for Aug. 27/28
Mass
Greeters
Mass
Coordinators
Servers
Lectors
Extraordinary Ministers
of Holy Communion
* Eucharistic Team Lead
5 p.m.
Andrea & Eddie Perkins
Dan & Jody Kirchgessner
7:30 a.m.
9 a.m.
Noon
Susan Bentley
Charlotte Carlley
Trudy Gumbel
David Siler & Family
Bob Michael
Nick & Carol Seibal
Kathleen Fitzgerald
Ann Tully
Ava Armstrong
Jeff Linehan
Substitute needed
Melinda Fihe
Louisa Wetli
Substitute needed
Charley Szydlyk
Lynn Palenik
Matthew Weisenbach
Gene O’Donnell
Mia Teter-McCurdy
Kathy Poling
Grace Foster
Carolyn Wooton
Readings for Week of Aug. 28
Sunday
Greg Eaken
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
Is 66:18-21; Ps 117:1, 2; Heb 12:5-7, 11-13;
Lk 13:22-30
Monday
The Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary
2 Thes 1:1-5, 11-12; Ps 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 4-5;
Mt 23:13-22
Tuesday
Saint Rose of Lima, Virgin
2 Thes 2:1-3a, 14-17; Ps 96:10, 11-12, 13;
Mt 23:23-26
Wednesday Saint Bartholomew, Apostle
Rv 21:9b-14; Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18;
Jn 1:45-51
Thursday Saint Louis; Saint Joseph Calasanz, Priest. 1 Cor 1:19; Ps 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Mt 24:42-51
Friday
1 Cor 1:17-25; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 10-11; Mt 25:1-13
Saturday Saint Monica
1 Cor 1:26-31; Ps 33:12-13, 18-19, 20-21;
Mt 25:14-30
*Karen Otolski, Andrea Perkins, Karen
Hovanec, Tim Stapleton, Maura Wissler,
Cora Einterz
*Jeff Buckman, Laura Heraly, Mark
Worrell, Ann Williams, Charlotte Carlley,
Michelle Wetli
*Debra Robarge, Lara O’Dell, Michael
Brandon, Julie Bower, Marilyn Hunter,
Sandra Jones
*Madelynn Bormann, Laura Legault, Tim
Tully, Colleen Bormann, Madelynn
Bormann, substitute needed
Generous Hearts
Thought
Jesus tells us that the last will be
first.
Question of the Week
Question for Children: What does it mean when Jesus
says “the last will be first”?
Question for Youth: How will the Lord respond to you
when you ask him to open the door of heaven?
Question for Adults: How can you strive to enter through
the narrow gate?
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
A W ORD FROM O UR P ASTOR
QUEENSHIP OF MARY: Last Monday, Aug. 15, we celebrated the Solemnity of Mary’s Assumption. This Monday, Aug. 22, we celebrate
the Queenship of Mary. As I mentioned in my bulletin remarks last weekend, Pope Pius XII proclaimed the dogma of Mary’s Assumption
into heaven in 1950. Four years later, on Oct. 11, 1954, with the issuance of his encyclical Ad Caeli Reginam (To the Queen of Heaven),
he followed up with the creation of a new feast in honor of Mary’s queenship. The notion of honoring Mary as queen is not something
that Pope Pius XII pulled “out of the blue.” Mary as queen does have scriptural roots. At the Annunciation, the angel Gabriel announced that Mary’s Son would receive the throne of David and rule forever. At the Visitation, Elizabeth, Mary’s kinswoman, called
Mary “mother of my Lord.” As in all mysteries of Mary’s life, she is closely associated with Jesus. Her queenship is a share in Jesus’ kingship. If we take a look at Church history, we see that by the fourth century St. Ephrem (feast day on June 9), one of the Church fathers,
referred to Mary as “Lady” and “Queen.” Church hymns from the 11th through the 13th centuries address Mary as queen. One hymn
we modern Christians are quite familiar with is Hail Holy Queen. Also, numerous invocations in Mary’s litany celebrate her queenship.
When Pope Pius XII established the feast of Mary’s queenship, he originally set it on the date of May 31. However, the feast is a logical
followup to the Assumption. So, when Pope Paul the VI revised the liturgical calendar in 1969, he moved feast day to Aug. 22, the octave day of the Assumption. Pope Paul made this change to emphasize the close bond between Mary’s queenship and her glorification
in body and soul next to her Son. The Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium (Light of the Nations),
states that “Mary was taken up body and soul into heavenly glory, and exalted by the Lord as Queen of the universe, that she might be
the more fully conformed to her Son.” (Lumen Gentium, 59)
RCIA—RITE OF CHRISITIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS: Our RCIA program at Saint Matthew will begin in September, and I would like to give
a little “plug” for this program. The RCIA is the Catholic Church’s program for those interested in the Catholic faith or for those who
think they might want to join the Catholic Church. Jeni Lengerich, our Faith Formation Director, will be overseeing the RCIA program
this year. If you know of anyone interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, or if you have a non-Catholic spouse who might
be interested, or if you have never received the Sacrament of Confirmation and would like to complete your Christian initiation, please
extend an invitation to find out more. Please see the article in this bulletin for details.
SCRIPTURE STUDY: While I am at it, let me give a push for our scripture study on the Acts of the Apostles. Registration is this weekend
after all Masses. The program begins in September, and you will have a choice of a Tuesday evening session or a Thursday morning
session. Please see the article in this bulletin for dates and contact information if you are interested but did not get a chance to register this weekend.
MISSION APPEAL: Let me also give a “plug” for the mission appeal will take place on the weekend of Aug. 27-28 on behalf of the
Daughters of Mary, Mother of Mercy (DMMM). As some of you may know, the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Mercy are based in Nigeria and do mission work at various places in the world, including our own Archdiocese of Indianapolis. I encourage your generosity with
the sisters in their mission work for the Church. We need to keep in mind as members of the Church we are all responsible for the
Church’s mission work. If we cannot be in the field, we are certainly called by Jesus to share of our resources to help the Church in proclaiming the Good News to the World. Please see the article in this weekend’s bulletin.
ON VACATION: I remind all that I will be on a short vacation all this week and will be returning the weekend of Aug. 27-28.
May God bless all with a wonderful week! Let pray for a sunny week, since we had so much rain last week! Fr. Nick
Women’s Club Meets
on Aug. 25
The next meeting of the Women’s Club will
be on Thursday, Aug. 25. Sister Jean will
lead us through a discussion of the book
Immortal Diamond by Richard Rohr
(download from Amazon or purchase at
Fatima Retreat House or the Village Dove).
We will gather at 6:30 p.m. and begin the
discussion at 7 p.m. in the community
room. All women of the parish are invited.
Join the Choir and
Music Ministries
welcome to join the choir.
The Saint Matthew Kingdom Ringers meet
for rehearsal twice a month; the 2nd and
4th Sundays, 4:30 p.m.-6 p.m.
The music leadership at Saint Matthew
provides cantors, vocal teams, and instru- The Saint Matthew Contemporary Ensemmentalists for Mass on Saturday at 5 p.m. ble is scheduled monthly and looking for
and Sunday’s Mass at 9 a.m. and noon.
female singers. Please contact Colleen
The choir and Kingdom Ringers are sched- Perron, [email protected], or
Kathy Davis, [email protected].
uled throughout the year and meet for
regular rehearsals.
If you are interested in being a part of the
music ministry community, contact
The Saint Matthew Choir meets weekly-Debbie Ward, Director of Music Ministry,
on Thursdays, 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m., and
at [email protected] or 257-4297
Sundays, 10:15 a.m.-11:15 a.m. All are
x2213.
Saint Matthew Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Indiana
Register for Scripture Study This Weekend
Our next scripture study will be “Acts: The
Spread of the Kingdom” featuring Jeff Cavins. It
is a 20-part study that we are splitting in two.
First 10-week session start date: Choose either
Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. or Thursday, Sept.
15, at 9 a.m. at Saint Matthew. Second 10-week
session start date: Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. or Thursday, Jan. 12, at 9
a.m. Acts is a story of hope. It’s the story of how a few Christians empowered by the Holy Spirit were chosen to bring Christ and the Good
News to the ends of the earth. They taught as Christ did. They performed miracles as he did. They faced secular forces, internal strife, hostile crowds, and despite all of this, they brought the kingdom of God to
a broken world and the love of God to the hearts of men. Acts will enrich
your faith and rekindle your love for Christ as you live the lives of his first
disciples. Cost/Registration: $30 includes material for both sessions.
Registration will be held after all Masses on Aug. 20/21. For more information or if you missed registration at church, contact Leslie Kerr,
[email protected], (501) 590-6673, or at home at (317) 823-0112.
Parish-Wide Novena for Saint Matthew Continues
Spiritual Life Commission members request all to participate in a parish-wide novena that continues until Aug. 22. Here is the novena:
Aug. 21, 2016
Sunday Morning
Family Faith Formation
The more that you read,
The more things will know.
The more that you learn,
The more places that you will go!
I Can Read with My Eyes Shut!
What is our duty as Catholic parents? The Catechism of
the Catholic Church #2221-2231 states that as parents,
we are responsible for educating our children in the
ways of the Catholic Faith. CCC #2226 says, “Education
in the faith by the parents should begin in the child's earliest
years. Parents have the mission of teaching their children to
pray and to discover their vocation as children of God.”
What is the duty of the parish? Catechism of the Catholic Church #2226 further says, “The parish is the Eucharistic community and the heart of the liturgical life of Christian
families; it is a privileged place for the catechesis of children
and parents.”
Sooooooo…….As a parish, it is our responsibility to provide
Religious Education Programming (either in a parish or
school setting) and as parents, it is our obligation to make
sure our children participate in it.
Sunday Morning Family Faith Formation
Ages: kindergarten-high school
Time: 10:25-11:35, Sunday Mornings
Start date: Sept. 11
Registration: now—Sept. 7
How: Register at www.saintmatt.org
Wedding Bann III
Jeffrey Thomas O’Brien and Martha Petty
You’re Invited to Autumn Book Club
Youth Ministry & Faith Formation
Catechist In-Service Aug. 28
We invite adult volunteers who are interested in being catechists or
who have been catechists in the past to a Catechist In-Service on Aug.
28, 10 a.m. to noon. Contact Deanna Lustig, [email protected], or
Jeni Lengerich, [email protected], for more information or to
sign up for the in-service.
We will be discussing Pope Francis’ book, The Name of
God Is Mercy, on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 3 to 4:30
p.m. in the parish conference room. Pope Francis addresses all humanity in an intimate and personal dialogue. At the center of this book is the subject closest
to his heart—mercy—which has long been the cornerstone of his faith and is now the central teaching of
his papacy. These pages resonate with a desire to
reach all those people who are looking for meaning in
life, a road to peace and reconciliation, and the healing of physical and spiritual wounds. Please send Sister Jean an e-mail ([email protected]) or contact her
directly when you see her to register for this discussion. This book can be purchased at Fatima Retreat
House or amazon.com. Please register before Oct. 15.
Educate Haiti Team on Composting?
Our team members traveling to Haiti are looking for someone to educate them on composting before they leave.
They want to teach farming/gardening to our sister parish
in Haiti. Please contact Jan Baele, [email protected].
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
RCIA Begins Soon
If you’re curious about the Catholic faith or have thought about
becoming a Catholic, Rite of
Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) program
is for you. Were you raised in another faith
tradition? Were you raised without any particular religious affiliation? Were you baptized in the
Catholic faith but received little or no religious
education? Are you a Catholic who has been
away from the Church and wishes to return informed and empowered by your faith?
What is RCIA? “RCIA” or Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a process where the participant learns about what it means to be a
member of the Catholic Christian faith. RCIA
does not just focus on knowing about the
teachings of the Catholic Church but also
Rite of Christian
Initiation for Children
What is RCIC? Similar to RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults), RCIC (Rite of Christian Initiation for Children) is an ancient rite
of the church for children between the ages
of 7 and 14 who have not been baptized or
who are baptized outside the Roman Catholic faith and have not received their 1st Holy
Communion. RCIC is open to parishioners
and non-parishioners in need of preparation
for these sacraments and for reception into
the Roman Catholic Church at the Easter
Vigil. Whether your family is just entering
the church, is returning after time away,
have decided as a family to delay the children’s sacramental preparation, or any other
circumstance, all are welcome.
What does RCIC involve? The children and
families who choose to participate in RCIC
will belong to a group of children and families who will form a community as they grow
in relationship with Jesus Christ and the
Church. Together, the children and families
are introduced to a life of faith in the Church
and the meaning in the celebration of the
sacraments. The children and families will
First Reconciliation &
First Communion
The Program. Our program at Saint Matthew
consists of five parents/child gatherings to
prepare for Reconciliation and seven parents/child gatherings and a parents/child
retreat day to prepare for First Eucharist.
Parents are the primary catechists during this
formation process. The parents/child gatherings are meant to be interactive, informative,
and interesting. The goal of these gatherings
is to coach parents as they prepare their child
to receive the sacraments, and together the
family develops a closer relationship to God
and one another. There is a book that will be
sent home for use by the parents and child,
and the gatherings and retreat will build on
the information supplied in the books.
Babysitting is available at all gatherings. During
each gathering, we hear important stories
from the Bible, have special prayer opportunities, time to share faith with one another as a
emphasizes the lived experiences of Catholic
Christian people. Each session focuses on an
aspect of Catholic Christian beliefs and provides an opportunity for discussion. The process draws on the model of adult initiation
from the “catechumenate” (Greek for
“someone under instruction”) in the ancient
church in a series of carefully planned stages;
marked by liturgical rites in the presence of
the whole community as the adult participants join us in a continuing and deepening
conversion into faith and discipleship.
What is the process? Sessions will be weekly
beginning in September and culminate with
the full reception into the Catholic Church on
Easter Vigil Mass on April 15, 2017.
How do I get started? Please contact Jeni
Lengerich at (317) 297-4297, x2215, or
[email protected].
get to know their catechists and members
of the parish, including the priest and members of pastoral life of our community. Children will...
1. Participate in Sunday Morning Family
Faith Formation classes or attend Saint
Matthew School during preparation.
2. Meet as an RCIC group (with parent or
sponsor involvement) in a small classroom setting 12 times between September and April with a catechist to
prepare for the reception of the sacraments. Study includes an overview of
Catholic teachings, traditions, and sacramental preparation.
3. Children will participate in several rites
throughout the year at various masses.
4. Agree as a family to not miss more than
3 classes and/or sessions.
When does RCIC begin? It begins with Sunday
Morning Family Faith Formation class on
Sunday, Sept. 11, at 10:15 a.m.
How do I sign up? Contact Jeni Lengerich,
Director of Religious Education, at
[email protected] or (317) 2574297, ext. 2215. The deadline for sign up is
Sept. 7.
family, learn about love and forgiveness in
preparation for Reconciliation, and learn
about the Mass and all of its parts.
Age. Sacrament preparation for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist takes place traditionally during 2nd grade. The child must be 7
years of age.
Fees. There is no cost for the administration
of the program, but there is a supplies cost
of $80 for the Blessing Cup Meal, Banner,
and Blessing Cup. That may be paid in two
installments of $40 on Nov. 1 and March 1.
Important Dates
Registration Deadline: Sept. 7
Start Date: Sept. 18 at 6 p.m.
First Reconciliation: Nov. 16 at 7 p.m.
First Eucharist: April 29, 2017, at 1 p.m.
How to Sign Up. Register at
www.saintmatt.org or by contacting Jeni
Lengerich at [email protected].
Saint Matthew Men’s Club
15th Annual Golf Outing
Benefiting Saint Matthew
Charities (more than $100,000
raised since inception)
Plum Creek Country Club
Wednesday, Sept. 28
Shotgun Start: 1 p.m.
Cost: $95 per person/$380 per foursome
Format: 4-Person Florida Scramble
(ladies welcome). Don’t Have a Foursome? We’ll pair you with a group.
Includes: Green fees & cart, drinks on
the course, door prizes, skill prizes,
dinner & drinks (bottled beer & mixed
drinks not included; available through
cash bar) immediately following at
the golf course—catered by
Sahm’s Restaurant
Hole Sponsorship Available for $150.
Promote your business and help
Saint Matthew Men’s Club
Deadline for Entry: Friday, Sept. 23
Contact: John Sahm at 225-1891 or
[email protected]
Make Checks Payable to Saint
Matthew Men’s Club
Lunch is not provided but will be
available at Plum Creek for your
convenience prior to the outing.
Daughters of Mary, Mother
of Mercy, Mission Appeal
The Daughters of Mary, Mother of Mercy, will be doing a mission appeal at
Saint Matthew on Aug. 27/28. Sister
Patricia will be speaking at all Masses.
Thank you for your generosity to this
appeal.
Oh the places you’ll go…when you
teach children what you know!
CATECHISTS NEEDED
For Family Faith Formation
• 5th grade — two teachers
Contact Jeni Lengerich for more information at [email protected]
or 257-4297, x 2215.
Saint Matthew Catholic Church, Indianapolis, Indiana
You’re Invited to Our School
Food Truck Festival
Saturday, Aug. 27
5-9 p.m.
Saint Matthew School back parking lot
Gourmet food trucks: Scratch Truck, Pi’s Pizza, Citizen Hash
Craft beer and wine Video game truck Bingo and kids games DJ
Plenty of fun for the whole family!
$5 entry donation per person, $20 entry donation per family
Plenty of fun for the whole family!
Join Next Haiti Mission Trip
A trip is planned to our sister parish in Haiti for fall break. The
dates are Oct. 19-24. Approximate cost is $1,200 depending on
airfare. Cost will be less if immunizations and passport have already been acquired. Please contact Jan Baele at [email protected]
or (317) 405-7306.
Sign Up for Cubs Scouts
Boys in grades K-5 are invited to sign up for the Cub Scouts on
Thursday, Aug. 25, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the café. Registration
is $85. For questions, contact Brian Scott, Cubmaster Pack 443,
at [email protected].
Turn Trash into Cash for Our School
Saint Matthew School sells trash bags as a
fundraiser throughout the school year. Bags
are $9 a roll and available in three sizes: 18gallon kitchen bags (60 bags per roll), 39gallon lawn/leaf bags (20 bags per roll), and
55-gallon monster bags (15 bags per roll).
Contact your favorite Saint Matthew School
student or stop by the school office to buy
bags. School office hours are Monday-Friday,
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Aug. 21, 2016
7th & 8th Grade Gathering Aug. 26
90s 50s 70s 40s 80s 60s
GRAB YOUR TIE-DYED TEE OR FAVORITE DECADE APPAREL AND JOIN US
What: 7th & 8th Grade North Deanery Gathering
When: Aug. 26 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Where: Christ the King Catholic Church Parking Lot
Why:
So our North Deanery Youth can get together
for fellowship through dancing, playing games, interacting with
teens from other parishes, and fundraising!
Cost: $5 admission AND a listed first aid item for the continued
healing of our alumni injured in the June accident (baby wipes
body wash wipes box of latex gloves small denomination CVS
or Walmart gift cards)
Snacks and beverages will be for sale at the concession stand.
All participants, including guests, must fill out a permission form.
Deanna Lustig, [email protected], must be informed if a
guest is coming.
Healing Rosary for Accident Victims
Every Wednesday, Saint Matthew will host a rosary at 7 p.m. to
pray for the five Bishop Chatard High School graduates recovering from a car accident until all of the teens are out of the hospital. If you can’t attend, consider praying a rosary from home
at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays to align our prayers. The rosary follows our Wednesday 6 p.m. Mass.
Seeking Pro-Life Ministry Leader
The Pro-Life Ministry needs your consideration. We are looking
for a ministry leader for our pro-life group. If you are possibly
interested in being the ministry representative for one year and
would like to know more, contact Margaret Stempky at
[email protected].
Last Chance to Stuff the Crib
The Pro-Life Committee will happily
take your gently used baby items to
Birthline. Birthline needs all items,
including diapers and formula but no
full-size cribs or car seats. Please
place all items in the crib in the narthex through Aug. 31.
Sponsor of the Week
Save the Date for 2016
Saint Matthew Gala!
Saturday, Nov. 12, at
The Willows on Westfield
Join the 2016 Gala Committee! Meeting dates: Wednesday,
8/24; Wednesday, 9/21; Thursday, 10/13. All times are 7-8:30
p.m., and we will meet in the ramp room (204). Contact Andrea
Anderson for more information at [email protected] or 317828-4683.
317-387-7000
www.flannerbuchanan.com
Financial support information and 50/50 details were not available at press time. They will be published in a future bulletin. Thank
you.
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NANCY K. PRUETT, D.D.S.
Continuing
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133 Years of Service
Centre for Dental Health & Aesthetics
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4715 Statemen Dr., Ste. G
Between Allisonville & Dean
John & Kara Traub
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