October 18, 2015 Weekly Bulletin

October 18, 2015
APOSTLES CREED: I believe in God, the
Father almighty, Creator of heaven and
earth, and in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our
Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of
the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died and was buried; he descended into hell; on the third day he rose
again from the dead; he ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of God the
Father almighty; from there he will come to
judge the living and the dead. I believe in the
Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of
the body, and life everlasting. Amen.
GLORIOUS (Wed, Sun)
1) Resurrection, 2) Ascension, 3) Descent of the
Holy Spirit, 4) Assumption of Mary, 5) Coronation
of Mary, Queen of Heaven and Earth
JOYFUL (Mon, Sat)
1) Annunciation, 2) Visitation, 3) Nativity of the
Lord, 4) Presentation, 5) Finding in Temple
SORROWFUL (Tue, Fri)
1) Agony in the Garden, 2) Scourging at the Pillar,
3) Crowning with Thorns, 4) Carrying the Cross,
5) Crucifixion
LUMINOUS (Thu)
1) Baptism in Jordan, 2) Wedding at Cana,
3) Proclamation of Kingdom, 4) Transfiguration,
5) Institution of the Eucharist
From Father Godfrey
- The Annual Fund will be gearing up soon.
Please keep an eye out for the letter and pray
for generous hearts.
- Thank you to our Lectors and Cantors,
whose service allows us to hear clearly the Word
of God. Recently, I spoke to the lectors for our
school Masses, to remind them that above all,
they are allowing Christ to speak His Word
through them. I’m thrilled when our lectors and cantors understand
that the details come second, after what comes first: the genuine,
helpful, confident proclamation of God’s Word. Are we listening to
what is read and sung, hungry for the presence of Christ?
- Thank you to all members of our parish who assist with the Good
Shepherd Prayer Apostolate. I can assure you that the bishops,
priests, deacons, and consecrated religious appreciate your witness
and prayers.
- Some have asked about our Janitorial Situation. A few months
ago, after broad consultation with several groups, we decided to
contract with Hasgoe, a locally-owned and managed janitorial service. Admittedly, the initial transition was a bit bumpy, but now, the
four Hasgoe janitors seem to have things under control. One of
them works during the day and three of them work in the afternoon/evenings. Making this change, as difficult as it was to tell
those who had been working here, resulted in an estimated $50,000
savings to the annual budget. As sad as it was to see our staff go, I
am certain that it would be bad stewardship of our gifts here to ignore the opportunity for such massive savings.
- Over the past several months, I’ve had three different people tell
me that I’ve gotten fat. Others didn’t like that I called myself a “fat
priest” a few weeks ago in the bulletin. First, I weigh three pounds
less than I did when I arrived here (according to my most recent
doctor visit). Second, discussing other people’s weight probably
isn’t usually polite, unless we serve as that person’s physician. Let’s
strive for courtesy in all that we say and do!
- Some have asked how Theology UnCapped went. We had 46
participants there. I was delighted with that number. We’ll have the
next one November 4. Two fundamental purposes govern our
work on the Adult Faith Formation Committee: 1) to help people
become more informed, active disciples of Jesus, and 2) to allow
parents to become more capable catechists of their children, as the
rite of baptism rightly says they are.
- Once again, some have asked why I go to different aisles for
Holy Communion. It’s good for me to have that interaction with
a broader group. Since most of you tend to sit in the same place, I
choose to move around. The first reason I choose where I stand is
where people needing low-gluten hosts are sitting, then I typically
just choose an aisle I haven’t been to in a while.
- During this month of October, let’s examine our use of the Rosary as a weapon against temptation and a plea for help in our daily
living. EWTN has the rosary on television a few times everyday if
that would be helpful. There are also leaflets on how to say the rosary in the east vestibule. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us.
St. Benedict Cathedral
Mass Intentions & Readings
Sunday, 10/18 Is 53:10-11, Heb 4:14-16, Mk 10:35-45
6:00AM For The Parish
8:30AM +Mary Lodato
10:30AM +William J. Ritzert
Monday, 10/19 Rom 4:20-25,Lk 12:13-21
7:00AM Therese Richmond
9:00AM Rita Grooms
Tuesday, 10/20 Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21, Lk 12:35-38
7:00AM Therese Richmond
9:00AM +Margarette Nebbia
Wednesday, 10/21 Rom 6:12-18, Lk 12:39-48
7:00AM +Frances Cummings
9:00AM Roy F. and Leona Hoffman
Thursday, 10/22 Rom 6:19-23, Lk 12:49-53
7:00AM +Patricia Ann Schmidt
9:00AM Fowler & Kaelin Families
Friday, 10/23 Rom 7:18-25a, Lk 12:54-59
7:00AM Therese Richmond
9:15AM +Stacy Gicale
Saturday, 10/24 Rom 8:1-11, Lk 13:1-9
7:00AM +Parker Phillips
9:00AM Kathy Filipczak
4:30PM +John Groben
Sunday, 10/25 Jer 31:7-9, Heb 5:1-6, Mk 10:46-52
6:00AM For the Parish
8:30AM +Kenny McElwee
10:30AM Beverly Jungbauer Filipczak
Symbolon—The Catholic Faith Explained
Symbolon is an immersion in faith for the whole parish using an exciting video curriculum. Discussion will
be facilitated by Bill Ante, Catherine Lamey, and Deacon Dave Cook. Symbolon focuses on core Catholic
beliefs and how these beliefs fit together and what difference it makes for our lives. If you would like to
know your faith better, more fully understand how to
live it practically, and be able to share it with others,
this program is for you. Symbolon will take place Sundays, October 25-November 22 from 9:3510:25 (between masses) in the Parish Center. All of the
sessions stand alone, there is no fee for the program,
and all are welcome. So the facilitators can be well prepared, do let us know if you plan to attend by calling
the parish center by October 19. The following is the
schedule for this program: The Paschal Mystery (Oct.
25); The Holy Spirit and the Life of Grace (Nov. 1);
Why do I need the Church ( Nov. 8); Mary and the
Saints (Nov. 15); and The Last Things (Nov. 22).
Bingo Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed for Bingo on Monday nights in
the Cafeteria. Please call Jeff Marx (812) 430-5622
with questions or to sign up to volunteer. Thanks!
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Activities: October 18—October 25
Sunday, October 18
9:00AM Religious Education (S)
Monday, October 19
6:00PM St. Vincent de Paul Society (PC)
6:30PM Bingo—Angermeier Team (Caf/WC)
Tuesday, October 20
7:30AM Rosary Prayer Group (Ch)
Wednesday, October 21
6:00PM RCIA (PC)
Thursday, October 22
6:30PM Walking with Purpose (WC)
7:00PM Choir (Ch)
Sunday, October 25—Undie Sunday
8:30AM Religious Education (S)
9:30AM Symbolon (PC)
Caf=Cafeteria|Ch=Church|PC=Parish Center
S=School|WC=Woodward Hospitality Center|CR=Cathedral Room
Upcoming Events
November 14 Style Show
February 6
Mardi Gras
Prayer
Requests
Please contact Nancy Vaught
(491-1786) or the Parish Office
(425-3369) for prayer requests.
Please keep our Military
Family in your prayers!
Joseph Filipczak—US Marine Corps Reserve. May
1958-May 1964. Currently serves as the Chaplain of the
local Marine Corps League Detachment 1090.
Jarod D. Evans—Air Force Senior Airman. Currently
stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base.
Senior Chief Matthew Lasher—US Navy.
Currently stationed in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
LTC Luke Charpentier—Minnesota National Guard
34th "Red Bull" Infantry Division (US Army)
2LT Colin Charpentier—stationed at Ft. Drum in
New York as a Signal Corps Officer (US Army)
SSGT Jacob Steele—US Air Force. Currently stationed at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City, OK.
LTC Greg Phipps—US Army National Guard. Currently stationed in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
PFC Connor Phipps—US Army. Currently stationed
at San Angelo, Texas.
W. Michael Wilson Corpsman—US Navy. Currently
stationed as a Surgical Technician in Suffolk, VA.
 Please email your military title and name to
[email protected]
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Parish Read and Author Workshop
Please join in reading 24/7 Christian (Liturgical
Press, 2015). The author, Christine Fletcher, will
visit St. Benedict Cathedral Sunday, November 15,
11:30-3:00 p.m., to facilitate a workshop with lunch,
“Discovering My Call,” in the Woodward Center.
"Each of us is called to be a disciple, and each of us
has a special mission. We are prepared for it by the
uniqueness of our identity: our gifts and talents, our
personality, the time and place we were born. We
have a specific situation in which to use our gifts
and specific challenges to answer," writes Christine
Fletcher, associate professor of theology at Benedictine University and an oblate of St. Procopius Abbey, Lisle, Illinois. Jesus continues to call ordinary
people – you and me – to be his disciples, living and
witnessing our faith in the midst of our everyday
lives and relationships. How do we answer this call?
How can we connect our faith and our life and
move beyond being hour-a-week Christians? In
24/7 Christian, Christine Fletcher brings the riches
of the Second Vatican Council with its teachings on
the universal call to holiness, the freedom of conscience, and the role of the laity in the world together with the wisdom of the Rule of St. Benedict to
provide a practical guide to becoming a Christian
24/7. Fletcher provides a series of questions and
exercises to guide us to more fully realizing our
Christian vocation. If you would like a book ordered
for you, please contact the parish office by October
12. The cost will be $15 (You will want to read the
book to get the most out of the workshop). Please
register for the workshop by November 2. Donations will be accepted to help offset the cost of
lunch.
Celebrating 90 Years at MHS
Please join us for an evening of celebrating Reitz Memorial High School’s 90th Anniversary on December 5,
2015 from 6—11:30PM with festive attire. The Celebratory Reception begins at 6pm with cocktails and canapes
at the front entrance of the school. The Points of Interest Tour begins at 7pm with an exploration of the
school, hors d’oeuvres, wine and beer tasting, and a jazz
band along the way. Entertainment begins at 9pm with
heavy hors d’oeuvres, dessert, dancing, entertainment,
and a cash bar. Tickets are $50 per person. Proceeds
benefit the RMHS Auditorium
Lighting Project, estimated cost
of $60,000. Sponsorship opportunities exist to defray the costs
of the event. Visit brownpapertickets.com/event/1756403 or
call (812) 474-2943 for sponsorship and to order tickets.
St. Benedict Cathedral
Massive Chili Fire
The Vocation Office of the Diocese of Evansville is sponsoring the 8th annual Massive Chili Fire on Sunday, October
18th at St. Mary in Ireland, IN (2829 N 500 W, Jasper, IN
47546 **Please note this is a different location than years
past**). This is a gathering for young adults (ages 18-35, give
or take a year) to get together for Mass, some Chili and a
Fire. There are no expectations and you don’t need to bring
anything; it’s just a chance to enjoy the company of those
your age. We will gather at 4pm with Mass at 4:30pm in
church and the food and fun will follow. For more information contact Fr. Alex Zenthoefer [email protected]
or call Cathy Crowdus at 424-5536.
Bus Trip Adventure
Please join Good Shepherd and St. Theresa for a one day bus trip
on Friday, October 23 to Terre Haute for a tour at the Clabber
Girl Museum, a stop at St. Marys-of-the-Woods to visit the Shrine
of St. Mother Theodore Guerin, and a stop at the Bridgeton Mill
in Bridgeton Covered Bridge. The day will be completed with a
dinner at McCormick’s Creek State Park. Cost is $98 payable to
Good Shepherd. Contact (812)477-5405 to sign up. Invite your
friends!
White Mass 2015
Please join Bishop Charles Thompson and the Catholic Medical
Association of Southwest Indiana as we celebrate White Mass on
Wednesday, October 28 at 6:30pm. The White Mass will take
place at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (625 Frame Road,
Newburgh, IN). The White Mass, so named by the color worn
by those in the healing profession of medicine, gathers healthcare
professionals under the patronage of St. Luke to ask God’s blessing upon the patient, doctor, nurse, and caregiver alike. This
mass is welcome to all healthcare workers of all faiths. If you
work in healthcare, this is a time to celebrate the sacred ministry
of healthcare. For questions, please contact Rachel Forbes Kaufman at [email protected] or (812) 459-1058.
Quilters
You’re invited to a very special Quilt Show on Saturday, October
17th from 9:00am—2:00pm at Sacred Heart Church (2701 West
Franklin Street). Bring your quilting groups, friends, and family!
St. Benedict Cathedral Halloween Party
Saturday , October 24 from 4—8PM in St. Ben’s Cafeteria.
The Halloween Party consists of all-you-can-eat chili, hot
dogs, drinks and dessert, Halloween games with prizes, Halloween crafts to take home, and a
haunted house in the Raven’s Roost.
Cost $7 per person. Everyone should
also wear their costumes! Questions,
call Charlene Fiedler (812) 449-8559.
St. Benedict Cathedral
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Lectors
October 25, 2015
4:30PM Jim Gorman, Mike David
8:30AM Betsy Flynn, Mark Reitman
10:30AM Jennifer Garner, Justine Cameron
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
4:30PM Ryan Belmonte, Rachel Brockman, Joan Creech,
Sr. Judy Dewig, Becky Heerdink, Randy Hupfer
6:00AM Francis Brickey, Doris Daniel, Lucy Himstedt,
Steve Kincaid, Marian Seibert, Beth Strodel
8:30AM Maury Keller, Norine Keller, Ann Scheitlin,
Pat Shaw, Joan Steffenhagen, Mark Steffenhagen
10:30AM Ryan Clark, Donna Halverson, John Halverson,
Gail Hartman, Rosemary Hicks,
Michelle Lansdale
Servers
4:30PM Gwendolyn Jacobs, Drew Fuqua, Jaden Powell
8:30AM Alec Sloan, Ben Sloan, Kyle Echert
10:30AM Emma Holt, Grace Wollenmann,
AnnMichael Siewart
Gift Bearers
4:30PM Brad & Mary Dishman
8:30AM Greg & Dina Willming
10:30AM Daniel & Jennifer Ziemer
Greeters:
4:30PM Jane Ann Reinitz
8:30AM Louise Mehringer
10:30AM Bill & Candy Emmick
Undie Sunday
St. Ben’s Knights of Columbus hosts “Undie Sunday” with a
collection at the masses on Oct. 24 & 25. New “Undies” of
all sizes are needed for boys, girls, men and women and include socks, underwear, bras and t-shirts. Your donations
help the Christian Life Center meet the unseen needs. Questions? Contact Mark Hackert at (812) 319-6403.
St. Vincent de Paul
Last week, St. Ben's Vincentians made 7 home visits to
neighbors in need where 22 people reside, finding only 5 of
the families at home at the time of our visits. We helped to
pay on delinquent Vectren (2) bills where 8 folks
live, and we issued SVdeP Thrift Store vouchers
(3) for household goods where 8 more live. We
could not have done this without the alms you
entrusted to our care. Thank you. God bless you.
Theology Uncapped
Next Theology Uncapped is November 4 from 7-8pm in
Woodward Center. Outward Focused: Evangelization
(Deacon Tom). Childcare available with 48 hours notice.
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Our Weekly Offering
Weekly Stewardship ................................ $17,705.71
Weekly Budget .................................. $23,874.00
Stewardship Budget to Date ............ $344,127.75
Stewardship Actual to Budget .......... ($16,463.29)
Annual Fund Paid to Date ................. $374,278.56
Annual Fund Pledged to Date ........ $404,134.44
Annual Fund Participating Families ......... 385
Youth Collection ................................................ $8.50
Weekly St. Vincent de Paul Gifts ................. $515.00
Fiscal Year July 1 – June 30
we are st. ben’s.
we worship god
and share our gifts.
thanks be to god!
Greeters
St. Benedict Cathedral is still in need of volunteer greeters for the weekend masses. It
only takes 15 minutes before mass to smile
and say hello to all who enter! If you are interested in actively participating in this ministry
of hospitality, please call the Parish Center (812) 425-3369 to
let us know which mass works best for you! Thank you.
Catholic Habitat Home
Thank you parishioners for a great donation to the Catholic
Habitat Home! Your help is appreciated. God bless.
Using Spiritual Practices to Improve Health,
Healing and Wholeness
The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand are offering a program, “Using Spiritual Practices to Improve Health, Healing
and Wholeness,” on November 6-7 at the Benedictine Hospitality Center at Kordes Hall in Ferdinand, Indiana. The
program explores the science and practical use of four ancient healing techniques. Presented by Ruth Stanley, a former
Benedictine sister with over 30 years experience in health
care systems and holistic practice. The program runs
from 7:30 p.m. Eastern time November 6, to 4
p.m. November 7. Cost $145, includes meals and a private
room. Registration due November 3. For more information
or to register, call 800-880-2777, or 812-367-1411, ext. 2915,
or visit www.thedome.org/programs.
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St. Benedict Cathedral
Unbound: Freedom in Christ Conference
Do you find yourself struggling with the same sin time after
time, frustrated with your spiritual growth, struggling with
forgiveness or bound by negative patterns of thinking? The
Unbound Conference presents a practical way to address
these topics and lead you to greater freedom in your life. It
begins the evening of Friday, Nov. 6 and continues Saturday, November 7 at the Woodward Center behind
St. Benedict Cathedral. The conference is being led by Neal
and Janet Lozano who are international speakers with more
than forty years experience helping people find freedom in
Christ. The registration cost is $65 with Saturday dinner
included. To register, complete the registration information
located on the last page of the information brochure and
mail it to Stella Bennett, 552 S. Blitzen Lane, Santa Claus,
Indiana. Contact [email protected] or 812-639
-8058 for more information.
St. Celestine Catholic Church Annual Shoot/Social
Sunday, October 25 on the grounds of the Celestine Community Club, 7742 E Ellsworth Road, Celestine, IN. Fried
chicken dinners with famous Celestine dressing will be
served beginning at 10:30am. Ham shoot starts at 11am with
the beef shoot starting at 2pm. Quilts, basket raffle, bingo,
card games, and kids fun. License# 138067.
Catholic Schools Open House
The Catholic Schools are pleased to announce a diocesan-wide Open House/Discover Catholic Schools
event in the fall for prospective parents who are interested in Catholic schools. Our purpose in sending this
information out now is to communicate the date of
this new initiative, reduce scheduling conflicts, and to
spread the good news of Catholic education in our diocese. All Catholic schools will conduct their Open
House on Thursday, October 29. Catholic Elementary
Schools 4-6pm & Catholic High Schools 6-8pm.
Legion of Mary Retreat
The Legion of Mary will hold its annual retreat October
23—25, 2015 in Sarto Retreat House. Fr. Joel Rogers, CPM,
is the retreat master. His Excellency The Most
Reverend Charles C. Thompson Bishop of Evansville will celebrate mass with us on Saturday.
Please make reservations by October 15 by calling
Dennis Dooley at (812) 476-7801. Retreat costs
are $125.00 which includes meals and accommodations. Commuter fee is $35.00 plus meals.
Offertory Gift Bearers
If anyone would like to be put on the schedule to take
up the Offertory Gifts for the weekend Masses please
email [email protected]. Thank you!
Bus Tour
Good Shepherd Catholic Church is sponsoring a bus tour
on Friday, October 23, to The Clabber Girl Museum in
Terre Haute, IN. While in Terre Haute, we will visit the
Shrine of Ste. Mother Theodore Guerin, and the Bridgeton
Covered Bridge and Mill. We will have lunch at The Clabber
Girl Museum and dinner at the Canyon Inn at McCormick’s
Creek State Park. For this fun filled day, the cost is $98.00
which includes all meals, tips, transportation, plus coffee and
donuts. To make reservations or for additional information,
please call Pat Will at 812-437-1975.
Excursion to England, Scotland, and Wales
Join Fr. Ray Brenner on an excursion to England, Scotland, Whales , April 28 - May 7, 2016. Book by October
29, 2015 and save $100. Contact Fr. Ray at 812-4821805 or Tracy Wilson at 812-682-4477 for additional
information or brochure.
Sisters of St. Benedict Program
The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand are offering a program, “Introduction to Dreams,” on October 30-31 at the
Benedictine Hospitality Center at Kordes Hall in Ferdinand,
Indiana. Learn about the presence of God in our dreaming.
Presented by Theresa O’Bryan, a chaplain at Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center in Jasper, Indiana, a spiritual
director, and a graduate in Dream Studies from the Haden
Institute. The program runs from 7:30 p.m. Eastern time
on Oct. 30 to 4 p.m. Oct. 31. Cost $145, includes meals and
a private room. Registration due Oct. 27. For more information or to register, call 800-880-2777, or 812-367-1411,
ext. 2915, or visit www.thedome.org/programs.
Immaculee Retreat Team
Missionaries of the Year of Mercy – will meet on Thursday,
October 15, at 6:30. We will begin in the church to pray the
Chaplet of Divine Mercy and continue with the planning
meeting in the gym. All are welcome to attend. For more
information please contact Gail Shetler at
[email protected] or 812-426-1912.
Immaculée Ilibagiza
Immaculée Ilibagiza, on December 11 & 12,will be at St.
John’s Daylight, to lead you to experience the healing power
of faith, hope and forgiveness. Immaculée will guide you on
a journey to experience the power of prayer, the miracles of
the Rosary, the never failing love of Our Mother who is with
us always to a final conviction of who you are and why you
are here. For more information and to register go to http://
www.immaculee.com/events/appearances.php or call 812867-3718 or [email protected]. Financial assistance is
available through St. John’s Parish.
St. Benedict Cathedral
News from Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Please join us as we pray for all the faithful departed at our
annual All Souls Day Mass of Remembrance on Sunday,
November 1st, at 2 pm in the cemetery mausoleum chapel. We especially invite the family and friends of those who
have loved ones that were buried in the cemetery this past
year. During the Mass, we will have a special remembrance of
all those who have died this past year. Join us as we remember the gift these people have been in our lives.
Silent Retreat
The Legion of Mary will be sponsoring a silent retreat at the
Sarto Retreat House in Evansville, which starts on Friday
evening, Oct 23 until noon Oct. 25. The retreat will be conducted by Fr. Joel Rogers CPM. All are welcome to attend men, women and young adults. Bishop Thompson will be
the celebrant at Mass on Saturday at 11 a.m. For more information, or to make a reservation, please call Dennis at 812476-7801 or Mary Lou at 812-476-9741. Reservation deadline
is October 15. Cost of the retreat is $125, which includes all
meals and two nights accommodations in private room.
Commuters are welcome at a cost of $35, plus the cost of
your meals.
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Wisdom Days
Catholic Charities’ 2015 WISDOM DAYS for seniors will
take place in Dubois County (Huntingburg Event Center, October 26), Vincennes (Vincennes University, November 2), and Evansville (St. John the Evangelist, November 9). Each day is free to attendees and includes lunch, speakers, attendance prizes, and a visit from
Bishop Charles Thompson. Free will offerings are appreciated. Dubois Co. registration instructions will be in bulletins at a later date. To register for Evansville, go
to http://www.charitiesevv.org/wisdom-days.html or call
Catholic Charities at 812-423-5456. Registration required
as space is limited.
MHS Career Day
Save the date! Thursday, November 19 is
Memorial High School’s Career Day which
brings a great opportunity for you to interact with the student body, meet the administration and network with other alumni and local business persons. If you are interested
in being a guest speaker at Memorial’s 3rd Annual Career
Day, please contact Jennifer Godsey at (812) 474-2943
x304 or [email protected].
Most Rev. Charles C. Thompson, D.D., J.C.L., Bishop of Evansville
Very Rev. Godfrey Mullen, OSB
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Deacon David Cook
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Deacon James Flynn
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Deacon Tom Kempf
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
School Principal
Sister Karlene Sensmeier, OSB
(812) 425-4596 [email protected]
Pastoral Associates
Sister Patricia McGuire, OSB
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Sister Ann Francis Hillenbrand, OSB (812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Director of Religious Education Mrs. Marty Horning
(812) 425-4596 [email protected]
Parish Secretary & Bookkeeper Mrs. Theresa Phipps
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Parish Accountant
Mrs. Melanie McMinn
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Director of Liturgical Music
Mr. Jeremy Korba
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Director of Choirs
Mrs. Jennifer Korba
(812) 425-4596 [email protected]
Communications/Special Projects Miss Mariah Phipps
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
Youth Ministry Leader
Mrs. Charlene Fiedler
(812) 449-8559 [email protected]
Supervisor: Buildings & Grounds Mr. Doug Griffin
(812) 425-3369 [email protected]
School Secretaries
Mrs. Ami Pitt
(812) 425-4596 [email protected]
Mrs. Stacey Ulrich
(812) 425-4596 [email protected]
Pastoral Council Chair
Mrs. Ann Green
Finance Council Chair
Mrs. Beth Clark
Cathedral Rector
Deacons