June 26, 2016 13th Sunday in ordinary time

St. Patrick Church
1807 Poplar St.
Terre Haute, IN 47803
(812) 232-8518
www.saintpat.org
St. Margaret Mary Church
2405 So. 7th St.
Terre Haute, IN 47802
Phone: (812)232-3512
www.smmth.org
Mass Schedule:
Sunday 9:00am
Mass Schedules at
St. Margaret Mary:
Tuesday 8:15am
Wednesday 8:15am
Saturday 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 11:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m.—Spanish Mass
Saturday 6:00
Reconciliation:
Thursday & Friday 9:00 a.m.,
except third Thursday, Mass at
11:00am
Saturday 7:15-7:45pm
Sunday 8-8:30am or by
Reconciliation Saturday at 2:30
p.m. or by appointment
appointment
Communion Service:
Monday-Friday, 7:15 am
June 26, 2016
13th Sunday in ordinary time
Staff information:
St. Margaret Mary and St. Patrick
Fr. Rick Ginther, Pastor, [email protected] (or)
[email protected]
Deacon Mike Stratman, [email protected]
Brittany Detamore, Business Manager, [email protected]
Donna McDaniel, Director of Liturgical Music, [email protected]
(or) [email protected]
Donna Wenstrup, Director of Religious Education,
[email protected] (or) [email protected]
Tom Gattuso, High School Youth Ministry, [email protected]
(and) Augusta McMonigal, [email protected]
St. Margaret Mary
Jerry Moorman, Pastoral Associate, [email protected]
Melissa Coad, Parish Secretary, [email protected]
St. Patrick
Malia Mohan, Parish Secretary, [email protected]
Linnea Friesen: St. Patrick Soup Kitchen Director,
[email protected]
Betty Kapellush: Sick/Shut-In Minister, [email protected]
Amy McClain: St. Patrick School Principal,
[email protected]
Mass Intentions and Readings
Saturday, June 25th
4:00pm-SMM
Chris Frye † (His loving family)
6:00 pm - SP
Gayle Ann Findley † (St. Patrick Altar Society)
9:00 am - SP
Pro-Populo Mass for the People of Our Parish
11:00 am - SMM
Nelly Siu † (Her loving family)
2:00 pm–SMM
Special Intentions for Our Hispanic Community
Misa en Español
(SMM Parish)
8:15am-SP
Bernadette Munson † (Adam & Suzanne Nolte)
Wednesday, June 29th
8:15 am-SP
John Haley, Jr. † (Bill & Beth Haley)
Thursday, June 30th
9:00am-SMM
Charles Jarrett † (Mary Alice McCrisaken)
Friday, July 1st
9:00 am-SMM
Charles Jarrett † (Elizabeth Grimes)
Saturday, July 2nd
4:00 pm—SMM
Pro-Populo Mass for the People of Our Parish
6:00 pm - SP
Kevin Donohue † (His Family)
Sunday, July 3rd
9:00 am—SP
Tom Griffin † (Adam & Suzanne Nolte)
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary
Time
11:00 am—SMM
Carl Holler † (Margaret Holler)
2:00 pm-SMM-
Special Intentions for Our Hispanic Community
Misa en Español
(SMM Parish)
Sunday, June 26th
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tuesday, June 28th
Day, Date
Sunday, June 26th
1st Reading
Responsorial Psalm/ 2nd Reading
Gospel Reading
1 KGS 19:16B, 19-21
PS 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11
LK 9:51-62
Monday, June 27th
AM 2:6-10, 13-16
PS 50:16BC-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23
MT 8:18-22
Tuesday, June 28th
AM 3:1-8; 4:11-12
PS 5:4B-6A, 6B-7, 8
MT 8:23-27
ACTS 3:1-10
PS 19:2-3, 4-5
JN 21:15-19
AM 7:10-17
PS 19:8, 9, 10, 11
MT 9:1-8
AM 8:4-6, 9-12
PS 119:2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 131
MT 9:9-13
AM 9:11-15
PS 85:9AB AND 10, 11-12, 13-14
MT 9:14-17
IS 66:10-14C
PS 66:1-3, 4-5, 6-7, 16, 20
LK 10:1-12, 17-
Wed. , June 29th
Thursday, June 30th
Friday, July 1st
Saturday, July 2nd
Sunday, July 3rd
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Deanery wide Fourth of July Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph University Parish, 9 am.
St. Patrick Parish
“In the Roman Catholic tradition, the people of Saint Patrick Parish are called to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ by our words and actions through the
celebration of the Sacraments, acts of justice and charity and life-long faith formation; the fruits of which are a welcoming faith-filled community bringing ourselves
and others, through God’s grace, to salvation.”
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Novena
St. Patrick School of the
The Carmelite nuns are hosting a novena (nine days of prayer) in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, at the Carmelite
Monastery at 59 Allendale. The novena will take place from July 8-16, the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Each
evening beginning at 7, the Rosary and the novena prayer will be recited, followed by Holy Mass. The Sacrament of
Reconciliation will be available from 6-7 pm.
Our novena preacher this year is Fr. Don Miniscalco, a Redemptionist priest who received special recognition for his
preaching from Pope John Paul II, and who is respected and loved by all who have encountered him.
Terre Haute Deanery
St. Patrick School is hiring! Looking for a classroom aide and fourth grade teacher. Interested
parties may apply in the School Office.
Call 812-232-2157 for more information.
Tuesday, July 12 is the special night reserved for St. Patrick Parish at the monastery.
Applications for the classroom aide can be found
in the School Office.
Military Outreach Bake Sale
You can apply online for the Fourth Grade Teacher
Military Outreach will be hosting a bake sale following Masses on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, June 25-26.
We will have tables at the Poplar/19th Street entrance, and on the west side of church. Your patronage will be greatly
appreciated! If anyone is willing to help supply baked goods, please contact Linda Hudson at 841-4513 or [email protected], or Bette and Larry Lindley at 201-3050. Baked goods need to be brought to the rectory between 4-6
pm on the 25th, and between 8-9 am on the 26th. Please cut and plate items, and have them priced before dropping off.
Stephen Ministry
We all experience challenges in life– a loved one’s death, divorce, job loss, cancer, accident– times when we could benefit from care and support. Stephen Ministers can provide the emotional and spiritual care we need when faced with a
crisis or difficulty. A Stephen Minister is a well-trained caregiver, guided by compassion, grace, skill, and confidentiality.
Please join us June 30th at 6 pm in St. Patrick rectory to learn more about becoming a Stephen Minister.
In Stephen Minister training you will learn pastoral skills such as compassionate listening, encouraging others to talk,
knowing when referrals are necessary, establishing and maintaining boundaries, and patience with the process. We recommend it to those who take communion to the sick, do home visits, or those who want to become Stephen Ministers in
St. Patrick and St. Margaret Mary parishes.
Saturday, July 2, 6 pm
Lectors: Mark Bryant,
Peggy Grabowski
Servers: Nick Doll, Kate Grabowski,
Emma Shober
Eucharistic Ministers: Yolanda Isbell, Maria
Elliot, Deacon Mike, Liz Bryant, Jerry Wagner,
Linda Hudson, Chris Shober
Ushers: Adam Nolte, Joe Hudson, Richard Collins, Bill Siebenmorgen, Thierry Ponsot
Sunday, July 3, 9 am
60th Anniversary
Celebration Photos
Reminder that photos from the Archbishop’s visit
for our 60th Anniversary are available for viewing
or purchasing online until July 22, 2016.
Go to www.pro-album.com and type in StPatrick
(event name) and 1/17/16 (event date). The
password is 60years. Connie Dawson took some
wonderful pictures of this very special milestone!
Check it out!
St. Patrick Prayer Requests: Emma Carbal-
lo, Jose Carballo, Rogelio Chavez, Jim Davis, W. Fred Decker, Tina
Dominic, Paul Dunham, Stephanie Boatman Fields, Renee Fisher, Tracy
Hoffman, Mary Hanes, Paula Harvey, Louise Hrabak, Mary Holechko,
Servers: Avery Higgins, Dominic Eldred,
B or B or B Cain
Marie Hurst, Patricia Kelly, Willa Knecht, Bonnie Layman, Carl R. Long,
Eucharistic Ministers: Cheryl Burgess, Kim Ralph Long, Sandy McBroom, Leslie McCoy, Sandy Mershon, Carol
Freeman, Deacon Mike, Jim Jones, Cheryl Norris, Paulina O’Brien, Christopher Parker, Virginia Price, Janet RobKuchinskas, Laura Lakstins, Matt Wayt
inson, Audrey Sams, Chad Smith, Kim Siebenmorgen, Bill Scott, Noah
Ushers: Ken Nordmeyer, Vince Pfister, Brian Snoderly, Dorothy Trembley, Susan Wagner, Mitchell Weust, Mick
Cain, Hans Pfister, Sheila & Tina Barnhart Newport, Gil Fecteau, Nadine Schwab, David Melvin, Sheila Barnhart,
Madeleine Manson, Marian Bacon, Harry Davidson, Ralph Hagedorn
Lectors: Margaret Boyer,
Kevin Sutterer
Finance Reports
St. Patrick
St. Margaret Mary
JUNE YTD OFFERINGS
Fiscal Year of July 1, 2015 thru June 30, 2016
(Preliminary Report–Two Weekends)
Budgeted Amount - $5,696
Total Envelope Collection
Loose Collection
$
$ 15,897
607
Received—Year to date— $285,649
Total Automated Giving $ 13,127
Total Monthly Collection:
Year to date - $293,520
$ 29,631
YTD Fiscal Year 2015-16 (7/1/15-6/30/16)
Over (Under) to date — ($7,871)
Thank you for your support.
We rely heavily on the generosity of our
parishioners.
July 2015-June 2016 Collections Goal: $711,740
May 29, 2016
Week 1:
$3,885
June 5, 2016
Week 2:
$5,291
ST. PATRICK SOUP KITCHEN NEWS
June 17, 2016
Week 3:
$3,546
Proverbs 14:20-21
June 19, 2016
Week 4
$3,487
Year-to-Date Actual Sunday Collections: $690,889
“The poor are shunned even by their neighbors, but the
rich have many friends. He who despises his neighbor sins,
but blessed is he who is kind to the needy.”
Summer is upon us with the increased demands of the
Soup Kitchen. Please pray for all of the volunteers and
people who are helping in the Soup Kitchen this
summer. Pray for this ministry of St. Patrick Church that
we will be blessed as we help those in need.
As the fiscal year ends, this is also a time of financial challenges for the Soup Kitchen. Please consider an additional
donation for the summer to c ver our
increased needs at this time.
Needs for June:
Sandwich bags
Canned vegetables of any type
Tomato sauce or juice
St. Margaret Mary Food
Pantry Requests
Monthly Requests:
1st Sunday: Spaghetti, Sauce and Pasta
2nd Sunday: Canned Fruit
3rd Sunday: Cold Cereals
4th Sunday: Peanut Butter and Jelly
5th Sunday (when calendared) Tuna Fish
& Canned Meats
Seeking help with transportation:
Wilma Luellen whom lives at Anthony Square
is looking for a ride to church on Sundays. If
anyone would be interested in helping her out
please give her a call at (812)236-9887. Thank
you!
Time to clean out those closets, basements &
garages.
We are currently accepting items for our annual Labor Day Garage Sale.
All items should be placed in the hallway on
the first floor of the Parish Center.
St. Margaret Mary News Page
Jerry’s information corner
SMM Events For This Week
This Sunday, June 26, parishioners are invited to
say good-by to Fr. Rick. The celebration will be at
the Moran Family Life Center from 2–5 pm.
Sunday June 26th-Twelfth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
11:00am-Mass
2:00pm-Misa en Español
2:00pm-Fr. Rick’s Farewell Open House @
Moran Family Life Center
Fr. Dan Bedel arrives on Wednesday, July 6. His
first weekend will be July 9 -10. We are considering having a light brunch after the 11:00 Sunday Mass so that parishioners will have a chance
to welcome our new pastor. We are looking for
people who would be willing to donate a breakfast casserole, muffins, coffee cakes and fresh
fruit for this reception. Please see Jerry if you
are willing to donate an item for the brunch. Let
us all show Fr. Dan our St. Margaret Mary Hospitality! Jerry Moorman
(Reminder that these are all parish functions and
everyone is asked to help!)
Liturgical Ministers for next weekend are:
Saturday, July 2nd, 4:00pm Mass
Readers: Zach Menzie & Nadine Garvin
Communion Ministers: Zach Menzie, Jane Long,
Linda Paulin, Linda Tanoos, Delores Snow & Linda
O’Connell
Servers: Daniel Chua
Greeters: Greg Patterson, Mary Hilton, Jack
Meany & Mike Brown
Gift Presenters: Klapko Family
Sunday, July 3rd, 11:00am Mass
Readers: Ken Knoblock & Kim Knoblock
Communion Ministers: Deacon Mike, Candi
Snyder, Gloria Mahor, Bob Flott, Mary Jean Meadows & Robbie Meadows
Servers: Paul Hegna & Nathan Hernandez
Greeters: Ted Brentlinger, Melita Brentlinger,
Janice Hegna & Rachel Abalos
Gift Presenters: Rowe Family
Monday June 27th
Happy Monday!
Tuesday June 28st
Happy Tuesday!
Wednesday June 29th
6:00pm-YUM
Thursday June 30th
9:00am-Mass
11:00am-Bethesda Gardens
Friday July 1st
9:00am Mass
7:00pm Hispanic Rosary
Saturday July 2nd
10:00am-Legion of Mary
4:00pm-Mass
6:00pm—AA Meeting/Legacy Room
Sunday July 3rd–Fourteenth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
11:00am-Mass
2:00pm-Misa en Español
3:00pm-Hispanic Business Meeting
ST. MARGARET MARY
PRAYER REQUESTS :
Kathleen Padget, Alfega Martin, Andy Thul, Dennis
Knowles, Brenda Exline, Kaitlynn Wakefield, Hannah
Sterling, Jan Branham, Larry Bauer, Eloise Smith, John
Gross, Steve & Terri Klapko, Janice Morris, Donna
Springman, Kay Bose, Marie Brown, Gilbert Fecteau,
Leona Green, Juanita Luken, Scott & Diane Powell,
Leonard Remsey, Racine O’Connell and Rick Monroe,
Larue Berens, Linda Alonge, Helen Mancuso, Tony
Mancuso, Jack McGill, all nursing home residents, those
serving in the military and all those who are homebound
with chronic illness and pain and their caregivers.
Reflections from Deacon Mike Stratman
Unwelcome Directions
Life is full of surprises! Some of which take life in unwelcome directions. I still remember the shock of losing my job. With kids at
home it was a jarring blow. Looking back, as dark as that time was for my family, God took care of me and my family which sent me in
a new direction.
As Christians, we must recognize that there are things in life that are unwelcome directions. To help get through those unexpected circumstances, I found the words of James 4:13-15 reassuring in my situation. "Come now, you who say, Today or tomorrow we shall go
into such and such a town, spend a year there doing business, and make a profit. You have no idea what your life will be like tomorrow.
Instead you should say, If the Lord wills it, we shall live to do this or that." In other words, when unexpected situations come our way,
we should pray to God to help us direct our lives according to His will.
Is it wrong to plan for the future? Of course not. It is unwise, however, to forget that God may allow some unwelcome events in our
lives. Ultimately, with God things don't just happen, everything is planned by Him, even when it's hard for us to see. We may not know
what our future holds, but we must trust Him and His plans for our future.
together through prayer and service,
Deacon Mike
YOUTH INFO
St. Benedict Parish Festival July 8-9
Friday July 8 & Saturday July 9, St. Benedict will hold its 19th annual
Community Festival at the corner of 9th & Ohio. Both days, the Festival
will open from 5 pm-midnight. Admission Friday is $2 until 9 pm, then
jumps $10. Admission Saturday is $2 all night.
Activities of the festival include live musical entertainment, family
games, casino games, food booths, a beer garden, a handmade quilt
raffle, 50/50 raffle, and a silent auction.
The church is also giving away more than $18,000 in prize money to
lucky ticketholders! Each entry is $50. The drawing for Grand Prizes will
be held on Saturday, July 9.
Grand Prize-$10,000
2nd Place- $5,000
3rd Place - $2,000
4th Place - $1,000
5th Place - $750
Friday night’s entertainment includes Clayton Anderson, winner of
2008’s “Next Big Star” competition, and Abbi Scott, Clinton, IN Native
and Terre Haute north graduate. Saturday night’s entertainment will be
Pfreak show, premiere party band of the Midwest.
Fleschner, Stark, Tanoos and Newlin Law Firm also offering FREE cab
rides home both nights from 8 pm– 1 am. They will be taking attendees
home or to a local hotel, not to other drinking locations. For a FREE
ride, call E-2 taxi at 812-961-8294 and tell them the law firm is picking
up the tab as part of the safe & sober program.
For more information, call St. Benedict Church at 232-8421 or visit
www.stbenedictth.org.
YUM!
This week we will be continuing The Hunger Games. Yes,
you can find good in a world that is as seemingly bad as
Panem is. Find out how at 6 pm Wednesday, the 29th!
Wednesday nights during the summer we will be having a
cultural discussion beginning at 6 pm in the youth space at
the Deanery Center. We provide dinner and the topic, you
bring yourself. This year we will be focusing on Catholic
themes in Dystopian universes. Yup, you read that right!
How can The Hunger Games be Catholic? How does the
Giver uphold the sanctity of life? Where is true freedom in
the Maze Runner? What virtues are missing in Divergent
that allow us to live life to the fullest? There are so many
more questions and we will find out the answers.
Red River Gorge
The trip to Red River Gorge has been cancelled due to a
lack of interest. We will try again next year!
Melbourne Florida Mission Trip
Please pray for the teens who will be ministering to others in
Melbourne this summer. The community is not far from Orlando and is hurting in many ways, and we will try to bring
some relief and comfort! We will be gone July 9-17.
Mark Your Calendars for Summer Programming!
All summer programming is open to students who have
completed 8th through 12th grade.
July 9th-17th Melbourne Florida Mission Trip
July 22nd-26th Indiana Nazareth Farm Mission Trip
Wednesday Nights YUM!
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