Saints Joseph and Paul Catholic Church Iglesia Católica de Santos

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September 13, 2015
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saints Joseph and Paul Catholic Church
Iglesia Católica de Santos José y Pablo
Parish Team
Pastor
Fr. Carl McCarthy Ext 222
[email protected]
Associate Pastor
Fr. Al Bremer Ext 236
[email protected]
Stewardship Minister
Alan Sims Ext 239
[email protected]
Hispanic Minister
Sr. Maria Del Pilar Hinojosa Ext. 227
[email protected]
Outreach Minister
Rick Rhodes Ext 247
[email protected]
Music Minister
Maria Wargolet Ext 226
Coordinator of Religious Education
Ashley Wilkerson Ext 224
[email protected]
Director of Maintenance
Kelly Ward Ext 241
[email protected]
Parish Caretaker
Cindi Hoppe
[email protected]
Sunday Matters Minister
Debbie Luedke Ext 242
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper
April Dickens Ext 221
[email protected]
Mass Schedule
Saturday 4:30pm
Sunday 8am, 10:00am, 6pm
12 noon & 10:30 p.m. (Spanish)
Monday - Friday 5:30 p.m.
September 13, 2015
A TRADITION FOR 23 YEARS
Each year on Disciples’ Response Fund Sunday we have heard a letter from our
bishop inviting us to respond in giving to the work of our local Church. Our parish
church has benefited from these grant monies as they helped to fund our Hispanic
Ministry, Youth Ministry, Parish Block Party, and Religious Education Programs. I
am providing you with a copy of Bishop Medley’s letter to help you in your prayerful
consideration of what you can give in the form of a financial donation to the work of
our Diocese of Owensboro. You have received information about this giving through
your mail and there are additional envelopes at the end of each pew. May God bless
you for the faith and the love that you have for the Church. In Peace, Fr. Carl
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Today’s Gospel reading includes the passage that, “He
summoned the crowd with his disciples and said to them,
‘Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself,
take up his cross, and follow me.’”
This reading goes straight to the heart of the Christian
calling. Crosses are not pleasant things and there is a
reason we call our life struggles “crosses.”
And yet, as Jesus so clearly tells Peter and the disciples in the Gospel, the sure way to follow him is to deny themselves of the very
things that are holding them to worldly pursuits.
Every day we need to choose whether we will use our resources for God’s
glory. Our daily decisions point to our true priorities, whether it’s budgeting our
time to visit a sick family member or writing out the family grocery list.
Do we truly focus our priorities on generosity and the needs of others?
We all know that we can sometimes be ungrateful for the resources God has
given us. With careful, prayerful discernment, we can foster a deeper appreciation for our gifts and a deeper awareness of how those gifts may be shared.
For 23 years the Diocese of Owensboro has set aside one Sunday in September to reflect on our individual gifts and ask for support for the Disciples’ Response Fund. We are extremely thankful for the thousands of faithful people
who have contributed. We ask those of you who did not contribute to consider
joining our efforts this year.
There are brochures and pledge cards in your pews about the powerful work
of the Disciples Response Fund. Every parish and ministry in our local Church
has benefited from this fund.
Without a doubt these are challenging requests. Our local Church community
has many needs, and likewise our homes have many needs too. The prayer of our
diocese is that we, as a faithful community, may reflect on our individual circumstances, meet our families’ needs, but also respond to this request.
Our people in the Diocese of Owensboro have always responded when they
could, and for that I thank you.
Speaking as your bishop, I ask for your daily prayers for me as I serve as
steward of the Diocese of Owensboro.
Please, prayerfully consider your response this year. Thank you, and may
God bless you.
Yours in Christ,
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Thursdays at 6pm; Fridays at 12 noon
Parish Office – 609 E. 4th St.; Owensboro,
KY 42303
270 683-5641
270 685-4766(Fax)
Parish Website www.stjpc.org
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Most Reverend William F. Medley, Bishop of Owensboro
Owensboro Catholic Schools
K-3 Campus 270-684-7583
4-6 Campus 270-683-6989
Middle School 270-683-0480 High School 270-684-3215
Mission Statement
We give our hearts to God and our
talents to His people.
September 13, 2015
STEWARDSHIP AS A WAY OF LIFE
September 14th-20th
Monday
5:30pm
Tuesday
5:30pm
Wednesday
5:30pm
Thursday
5:30pm
Friday
5:30pm
Saturday
4:30pm
Sunday
8:00am
10am
(Spanish)
12pm
6pm
(Spanish)
10:30pm
WELCOME TO STS. JOSEPH AND PAUL
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Jack Steele & Kay Steele
Maxine Fleischmann
Mary Rose Whitehouse
Joe Aull
Mary Catherine Roberts
Pat Wedding
Paul & Anna Marie Haynes
Leo Catslen
Paul R. Hamilton
Mike Coomes
Parishioners
READINGS FOR THE WEEK 9/13/15
Monday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-38;
Phil 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17
Tuesday: 1 Tm 3:1-13; Ps 101:1b-3ab, 5-6;
Jn 19:25-27 or Lk 2:33-35
Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14-16; Ps 111:1-6; Lk 7:31-35
Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12-16; Ps 111:7-10; Lk 7:36-50
Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c-12; Ps 49:6-10, 17-20; Lk 8:1-3
Saturday: 1 Tm 6:13-16; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 8:4-15
Sunday: Wis 2:12, 17-20; Ps 54:3-8; Jas 3:16 -- 4:3;Mk 9:30-37
SUNDAY – SUNDAY – SUNDAY
THE SUNDAY EVENING MASS AT 6PM is a perfect
fit when you are out of town during the weekend and need
a Mass to come to when you get back home
to Owensboro.
LOOKING TO THE SCRIPTURE
September 20, 2015
The scandal of this gospel is that Jesus, the leader and teacher of
the disciples, will be reduced to the least when He is handed
over and dies. How do the
A WORD OF REFLECTION
disciples react to this scan How do I find myself clingdalous teaching? They
ing to status in my life?
argue among themselves
 How does Jesus challenge
about who is the greatest!
me to be a servant?
Jesus rightly reduces them
 How am I reduced to silence
to silence. They do not
in my life?
understand that Jesus’ own
death is a call to die to
self, to choose to become the greatest by being the least. Confronted with this saving mystery, we ought to all be reduced to
silence, but for the right reason.
Please remember Sts. Joseph & Paul Parish in your will.
Talk to Alan Sims, our Stewardship Minister, if you have
questions about estate planning.
Alan can be reached at 270-683-5641 ext. 239
To our guests, we are happy that you have joined us for
Mass. For more information about our parish:
 270-683-5641 www.stjpc.org, 
 Sts. Joseph and Paul, 609 East 4th St.
Owensboro KY, 42303
THANK YOU
Thank you to Bill Payne, Jeff Hayden, and Eddie Mattingly
for their work in the Rectory. Thank you to Mike Hagan
and Don Kelley for their help on the Parish Hall floor.
Thank you to Dave Clark and Scott Lashlee for all their
help around our Parish Campus.
CHILDREN’S ENVELOPES GOOD DEEDS
Nelson-helped papaw feed the horses; Luke-thanked my brother
and sister; Braylin-I cleaned my room; Mary-I cleaned in the
snow when mommy daddy told me to; Ali-I prayed to God in
school; Lad-made my bed; Noah-I picked up my toys; Adelynopened a door for someone; Brody-I held door open for my
mom; Keaton-I helped mommy around the house; Annalisecleaned room; Ava-listening to mommy and daddy at Holiday
World; Deni-helped my sister Millie; Kylen-helped Amy fix
breakfast; Johanna-helped my mommy with my baby sister Evelyn; Jane-listen to mommy and daddy; Leannah-I prayed an Our
Father and a Hail Mary and a Glory Be; Lily-I cleaned room;
Mary-I did front flips, picked up my toys, shared snowcones;
Rafe-I passed out papers at church; Brent-I did all of my homework; Tyce-I passed out papers at church; Sean-I helped my
mom; Lilly-Wesley had a cat on my bed; Anne-I made my bed
without being asked and fed my dogs; Max-feed the cats.
CHURCH BUS DRIVERS NEEDED
We are in need of volunteers to drive the church
bus on Sunday mornings to pick up homebound
parishioners for 8am Mass. We currently only
have two bus drivers and need at least two or
three more. Time involved on the Sunday you
are scheduled to drive the bus would be approximately 6:30am-10:30am. Please call the parish
office if you are interested in this ministry. You
do not need a commercial driver’s license (CDL)
to drive our church bus.
TREASURE
Sunday Collection 9/6/15
Weekly Sunday Collection Budget
Sunday Collection as of 9/6/15
Budget Year to Date (10 weeks)
Over/Under YTD Budget
$21,851.12
$18,126.81
$174,233.63
$181,268.10
$ -7,034.47
Building Fund Collected August 2015
$ 1,650.50
Disciples Response Fund (DRF) Sunday
is September 13th. See Bishop Medley’s
Message on the First Page
LIFE MESSAGE
We can continue to look forward to reading these Life Messages written by our parishioner Stephanie Blondin. Stephanie
and her husband Phillip are members of Sts. Joseph and Paul
and they have 7 children. Stephanie is a stay at home mom,
who from home wants to work to make a difference in our
Church, and most assuredly with raising a greater awareness
for the issue of life and bringing an end to abortion in all its
forms.
CHANGING HEARTS
“There comes a time when we heed a certain call, when the
world must come together as one. There are people dying,
and it’s time to lend a hand to life, the greatest gift of all. Let
us realize that a change can only come when we stand together as one.”
Do you recognize these
lyrics? They are from the
1985 megahit “We Are the
World” which was released
in an effort to raise money
for the starving people of
Africa. In 2010, a remake
of the song was released to
raise money for Haiti after
the earthquake. The words speak volumes for combating not
only hunger and grave poverty, but abortion as well. If ever
there was a time to “heed the call” it is NOW. We must come
together as a faithful, loving, Catholic people, who acknowledge the evil that is abortion and fight to end it. I believe that
change can come when we unite to protect LIFE, the greatest
gift of all.
WORD OF LIFE
“Although we may feel unsure how best to comfort those who mourn,
we must stand with them in their time of suffering. Miscarriage touches
the lives of many people, yet all too often this tragedy remains unaddressed. This lack of response not only often leads to unresolved grief,
but also fails to clearly manifest our belief that each person, from conception onward, is precious and unique.”
— Solace and Strength in the Sorrow of Miscarriage 2014-15 Respect Life
Program, USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities www.goo.gl/1BM5HC
CHURCH DOOR OPEN FOR PRAYER DURING THE
DAY– The side door of our Church, located by the ramp, is
open on weekdays beginning at 8am through Mass and Confession times in the evening. This will give our parish a place of
solace and peace to come and pray and to be in the presence of
Jesus, whose mercy endures forever. When we can spend time
in quiet with God, we can more clearly see where Jesus is.
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD IS NOW BEING OFFERED AT OUR SUNDAY EVENING 6PM MASS
- Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLW) is for children ages 3
through the 1st grade. While they are attending CLW, they will
listen to the Sunday Scripture, and work on a project, a song, or
dramatization of the Scripture that will help them to learn about
Jesus and our Catholic Faith.
September 13, 2015
CONGRATULATIONS TO JOHN AND
ROSE ROBERTS WHO HAVE been selected
to receive the 2015 Sophia Award from Sts. Joseph and Paul Parish. This award honors the gift
of wisdom that John and Rose have been to our
parish throughout the years. This award will be
presented to them at a special Mass on Sunday,
October 4th, at 2pm, at St. Stephen Cathedral by
Bishop William F. Medley.
Join Bishop Medley
And Celebrate Your Marriage!
Join us on Sunday, September 20th at St. Stephen Cathedral in Owensboro for the annual Marriage Celebration.
Mass begins at 2:00 pm with a reception immediately
following in the Fr. Vaughan Community Center. All are
invited and families are welcome. We only ask that those
coming RSVP to Charlotte Hedges at (270)683-1545 or
[email protected]. Sponsored by the Diocesan Family Life Office
WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE COLLEGE STUDENTS’ ADDRESSES
We would like to stay in contact with our college students who are attending college out of town. Please email April at the office to give the
name and address of a college student. [email protected].
September 13, 2015
CAN YOU HELP WITH FOOD FOR ST
VINCENT DE PAUL FOOD PANTRY? Our
St Vincent de Paul food pantry is in need of
food. You can help by bringing canned food,
and other non-perishable food items to Church. You can place
your gift of food in the wooden food box located in the main
entry of the church. Thank you for your care for the poor.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY REFLECTION
September 13-Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time:
In today’s Gospel Jesus says “If a man wishes to come after me, he
must deny his very self, take up his cross, and follow in my steps.”
The cross of Jesus and the crosses of his members can evangelize us:
the sick, who bear illness with courage; the grieving, who hope
against hope; the dying, who clearly trust in the resurrection; the
suffering of our poor brothers and sisters who are hungry and homeless, but who still trust in God’s love. Is there a neighbor or friend
of yours who is in temporary need because of a loss of a job or an
illness? Please leave a message for the Society of St. Vincent de
Paul…we want to help!
THE WELCOME CENTER
At Sts. Joseph and Paul we want to
welcome each and every person to
our Church family. We do this by
caring for them and inviting them to
be a part of Jesus, who especially
reaches out to the lost. To assist with
this work of Jesus you can stop by the
Welcome Center at the doors of our
church.
At The Welcome Center You Can:
 Become a Member of our Parish.
 Learn about how an adult or child receives the Sacrament
of Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation, etc.
 Ask about Marriage in the Catholic Church.
 Join the ministry of Hospitality, Lector, Server, Eucharistic
Minister, Music Ministry, etc.
 Ask about our Twinning Parish in Haiti, and Sponsor a
Child for School in Haiti.
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
BRINGING HEALING TO OUR LIVES
The Grief Support group will meet this Tuesday, September 16, 2105 at 6:15pm. This
support group is for anyone who is grieving the
loss of a loved one. The group will meet the
first and third Tuesday of each month. Sessions begin with Mass at
5:30pm and then move to the Father Tucker Religious Education Center. Sessions will then begin at 6:15pm and end at 8pm. Kathleen Peters,
LMFT, a parishioner who specializes in family therapy and grief counseling, will be leading the group. Participants need not be parishioners
of Sts. Joseph and Paul. All are welcome. If you would like to sign up or
you know someone who would, you can contact Rick Rhodes by phone
or text at 270-302-6982 or [email protected]. The following comment was made by a parishioner about her experience of the grief session: “This grief group has helped me more than anything that I have
done.” – Vicki Calhoun
SUPPORT GROUPS
CODEPENDENTS ANONYMOUS is a Twelve-Step Fellowship
of men and women whose common purpose is recovery from
codependence and the development of healthy relationships.
The CoDA group meets weekly on Saturday morning at 9AM at
First Presbyterian, 1328 Griffith Ave. Owensboro. For more information, contact: [email protected].
SUICIDE SUPPORT GROUP is a Suicide Support Group that
meets on the 2nd Thursday of every month at 6:30pm in our
Parish Youth House. The meeting is co-facilitated by Linda
Hagan & Melissa Edmonds, who are both survivors of suicide.
You can reach Linda at (270) 316-0316.
FOOD ADDICTS IN RECOVERY ANONYMOUS (FA) is a support group for men and women who want to stop eating addictively. Meetings are Tuesday and Friday nights, 6:30-8:00pm at
First Presbyterian Church, Owensboro. For more information,
contact Peggy 270-685-0924 or Dorothy 270-684-3977.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS AA Central Office 270-683-0371.
Meetings are held at 320 Crittenden St. and a directory for other
locations is available there.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS NA Meetings are held on Wednesday at 6pm at CP Church (corner of 5th & St. Ann Sts. Use outside steps to the basement.)
 Leave a message and we will follow up with you during the
week from our parish office.
PARISH COMMUNICATION
MORE USER-FRIENDLY WEBSITE
The Sts. Joseph and Paul website has
been updated to assist with our parish
life. It can be accessed at
www.stjpc.org. Here you can delve
into the many ministries of our parish: Sunday Homily, Parish Bulletin,
Discipleship 100, The Haiti Mission Video, Parish Newsletter, Welcome Video, Parish Pastoral Council, a
link to the Facebook Page, a link to the Diocese Website, and
other helpful tools to assist in our Catholic lives.
OUR ONE-CALL SYSTEM – If you missed the Saturday ONE
CALL, or any of the SPECIAL ONE CALLS that were made with
information about the life of our parish, you
can call 1-877-698-3261 and follow the
prompts. If you are not a part of this OneCall System and would like to have your
telephone number added, please call April
Dickens at 270-683-5641 ext. 221, or email
her at [email protected].
WE WOULD LIKE TO
HAVE YOUR
EMAIL ADDRESS
If you are not receiving periodic
emails from the parish, and would like
to, please email April at the Parish
Office and let her know:
[email protected]
IN SPECIAL NEED OF PRAYER
HOMEBOUND PARISHIONERS
Theresa Brown, Butch Freels, Leo Johnson, Walter Hamilton,
Doug Hood, Jackie Mann, Virginia McBride, Florence McCarthy,
Hans Nein, John Patton, Betty Jo Payne, Cecilia Phelps, Sherry
Phelps, Pat Richards, Jim Stimpfel, David Tromly, Mable
Vandgrift, Birdie Wedding.
NURSING HOME PARISHIONERS
CARMEL HOME: Rita Fahrendorf, Mary Faulkner, Betty Hawk,
Martha Mattingly, Margaret McCarthy, Alma Montgomery,
Gordon Whitehouse; FERN TERRACE: Sandra Woods;
GENESIS HEALTHCARE: Mary Frances Bickett, Frank
Hamilton, Joseph ’Jake’ Payne, and David Vowels; HERITAGE
PLACE: Martha Estes; HEARTLAND VILLA: Mickey Cole, Mary
Hinton; TWIN RIVERS: Ann Ford, Betty Millay; SIGNATURE
AT HILLCREST: Kate Wedding.
September 13, 2015
VOCATIONS
VOCATION STATUE TO BE
GIVEN OUT AT SUNDAY MASSES
In 2013, Pope Francis declared that a Year of Consecrated Life
(YCL) be celebrated throughout the world. YCL began on the First
Sunday of Advent, November 30, 2014. It will close on the World
Day of Consecrated Life, February 2, 2016. In his Apostolic Letter
Pope Francis writes: “Together let us thank the Father, who called us
to follow Jesus by fully embracing the Gospel and serving the
Church ...”
In response to this Year of Consecrated Life, this Vocation Statue,
along with the following prayer, will be given to a volunteer at each
weekend Liturgy. The volunteer will be asked to pray this prayer
every day along with their household and return the Vocation statue
before Mass begins the following weekend.
OTHERS IN NEED OF PRAYER
Pat Abel, Corey Bennett, Joe Board, Michael Boone, Sam
Booth, Katherine Brand, Peter Cahill, Amy Carrico, Charley
Cecil, Davena Cecil, Jim & Theresa Clouse, David Condra,
Dana Hagan, Travis Hagan, Michael Hardesty, Charlotte
Hayden, Captain Matthew Hayden, Kathy Hood-Klapheke, Brice
Howard, Angela Johnson, Donna Johnson, Paul & Sarah Jane
Johnson, Rose Keller, Tina Keller, Elizabeth Ladnier, Ezra
Lindow, Hobert Lundy, Jerry Lundy, Sue Mahoney, Roger
Marksberry, Karen McBride, Virginia M. McBride, Ron Nelson,
Cecil Newton, Carol Peak, Ronnie Thomas, Brent Trogden, Joe
Trogden, Kelly Trogden, Adam Wallace, Darryl Warren, Birdie
Wedding, Ashley Wilkerson, and Chuck Wilkins. Please call the
Office to add or remove names from this bulletin prayer list.
Prayer for Vocations
Loving and Generous God, it is You who call us by name and
ask us to follow You. Help us to grow in love and service of our
Church. Give us the
energy and courage
of Your Spirit to
shape its future.
Grant us faith-filled
leaders who will
embrace Christ's
Mission of love and
justice. Bless our
Church by raising up
dedicated and generous leaders who
will serve Your
people as sisters,
priests, brothers,
deacons and lay ministers. Open the
hearts of all to listen
to Your call. Fill us
with Your Holy Spirit
that we may have
listening hearts and
the courage to respond to You. Amen.
Hail Mary… Our Father… Glory Be…
INVITE SOMEONE TO MASS WITH YOU THIS SUNDAY Reach out to a family member, a friend, or a neighbor
and ask them to come to worship with you this Sunday.
2nd ANNUAL VOCARE EVENT
Friday, September 18, 2015
Bishop Medley and the VOCARE committee would like to
invite parishioners to consider purchasing or sponsoring a table
for the dioceses’ Second Annual VOCARE event set for Friday,
September 18, 2015, at the Owensboro Convention Center.
Vocare will be an exciting evening of celebration of Vocations
to the Priesthood and Religious Life and commemorating the
Year of Consecrated Life. Tables can be purchased or sponsored at $500 for a table of eight. Individual tickets can be purchased for $65 and couples may purchase a pair of tickets for
$125. Tables/tickets may be reserved by contacting Kathy Rasp
in the Bishop’s office at 270-683-1545 or by email at
[email protected].
PRAYER LINE
If you would like to add a prayer intention, please call the office (270-683
-5641) or email [email protected]. To check the prayer
requests each day, call the parish office after 4pm, & dial extension 230.
OUR NEXT MASS AT GENESIS HEALTHCARE NURSING
HOME (located across from Chautauqua Park) is Monday,
September 21st @ 1:30pm - All Are Welcome!
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
The Sacrament of Anointing will be celebrated on First
Friday, October 2nd at the 5:30pm Mass. Jesus said,
"bring the poor, the crippled, the lame," and experience
the healing power of God.
VOCATION AWARENESS
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 9/13
“The Lord God opens my ear that I may hear;”
Jesus has called his disciples to follow him. Hearing that call can be
difficult in a world filled with so much noise and so many distractions. Let’s pray that God opens our ears that we may hear his call
and follow where he leads. For more information about discerning a
vocation to priesthood, contact the Diocese of Owensboro Office of
Vocations: 270-683-1545, [email protected],
www.owensborovocations.com
ST. BENEDICT’S OPEN HOUSE
St. Benedict’s Homeless Shelter is having an open house for all volunteers and those interested in learning more about St. Benedict's Shelter. All are invited to attend the Open House on Thursday September
17th at 5pm.
MINISTRY OF THE WEEK
Crosswalk Minister: This ministry serves as an extra means of safety, particularly for the physically impaired and children as they seek to cross 4th Street
through the designated crosswalk in the intersection of 4th and Bolivar streets
before and after a weekend Mass. Those who assist in this ministry are not
police officers and simply escort folks through the crosswalk when there is a
sufficient break in the flow of traffic to make it safe to cross. The minister
wears an illuminated vest with a Velcro closure in the front of it that easily fits
over whatever the minister may be wearing. There is also a flashlight for use
as needed according to the degree of darkness outside and a hand held stop
sign to be used should an emergency arise (such as a fall or ankle sprain)
among one of the individuals being escorted through the crosswalk. The vest,
etc. are stored in the closet beside the Reconciliation room in the church.
Frequency of serving will depend upon the number of parishioners who participate in the ministry and the time required is from 30 minutes before Mass
until time for Mass to begin, and approximately five minutes after Mass.
For more information about this ministry, or any other ministry in the church,
contact Alan Sims or April Dickens at the parish office at 270-683-5641.
Thank you!
PARISH TRIP TO ROME-2016
News about Italy 2016: Our trip to Italy is scheduled for April 12th – 21st
2016. If you haven’t turned in your name but are interested, or if you have
questions, call Belinda Abell at 270-929-5948.
ATTENTION: ALL PARISHIONERS
NEW PARISH PICTORIAL DIRECTORY
Get ready to schedule the date and time for
your household’s Portrait Session on one of the
following dates:
Oct: 13th-17th and 27th-31st
Nov: 3rd-7th
Please help to make this our parish’s most complete, enjoyable,
and beneficial Parish Pictorial Directory Ever!
MORE DETAILS COMING SOON!
25th DIOCESAN MARIAN CONGRESS/PILGRIMAGE
Theme: Our Blessed Mother’s Promises of the Brown Scapular
Guest Speaker: Sister Francis Teresa
Sunday October 4, 2015
2-5 p.m.
St. Joseph Catholic Church
434 Church Street, Bowling Green, KY
Contact: Jeanie Spears 270-303-9437
ACETTES DANCE CAMP
“Gone Wild with the Acettes”
Camp Date: September 19th, 9am-12pm
Located at OCHS Large Gym
Performance Date: September 25th, 7pm
Located at Steele Stadium
Ages: Pre-k to 8th Grade
*Performance is optional
Campers will receive a fun filled day with the
Acettes, a snack, t-shirt, and free admission to the
game! $25 per camper if pre- registered by Thursday, September 10th. Send Registration forms and money to OCHS
Main Office Attn: Acettes (or register at the door on the day of camp
8:30-9am) $30 per camper if turned in after September 10th.
*We accept children of ALL abilities* (please contact coach if accommodations are needed)
Any questions or concerns, please contact Coach Samantha Payne:
[email protected]
September 13, 2015
HAITI ~TWINNING HEARTS
WILL YOU SPONSOR A CHILD
FOR JUST $20 PER MONTH?
HAITI STUDENT SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM Our Twinning
Hearts for Haiti Student Sponsorship Program for St. Joseph Catholic School is up and successfully running. We want to thank those
who have agreed to sponsor a child for another year. If you would
like to sponsor a child, call the parish office at 270-683-5641.
Sponsorship Forms are also available on Sunday in church at the
Welcome Center. All money donated will be used to help pay the
cost of teachers, so that the students can be in class and learn.
Education is these children’s only hope to end their extreme poverty. Thank you for your kindness and prayers for our Haiti Sponsorship Program.
ITEMS NEEDED:
BLESSED WITH A DRESS
Katherine Brand is accepting
donations of fabric, lace and
thread to make dresses for the
girls of our sister parish in
Lalomas, Haiti.
We thank
Mrs. Brand for the over 2,280
dresses that have been made
for the girls at St. Joseph Parish. Three yards of fabric will make two teen dresses. You may
bring your donation to Mass or the parish office. Please mark your
bag containing supplies for “HAITI”. More fabric is needed!
“WATER WITH BLESSINGS” PROJECT – These monies were used
to purchase water filters at $60 apiece. These filters were
given to trained women in our Twinning Parish of St. Joseph
in Lalomas, Haiti. These women are called “Water Women”
and are working to provide clean water for their own family,
as well as three other families each. If you have questions or
need more information, call Lee Franey at 270-929-3032.
Donations for Haiti Teacher Salaries
Month of August 2015: $4,665.50
SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN
The safety of our children is the responsibility of every Christian. Anyone
aware of the abuse of a person under the age of eighteen is required by law to
report this to the proper state authorities: local law enforcement City Police 270
-687-8888, Sheriff 270-685-8454, or the Kentucky Child Abuse Hotline (tollfree: 1-877-KYSAFE1; 1-877-597-2331).
To report to the diocese abuse by church personnel (paid or volunteer) either
past or present, please call the Pastoral Assistance Coordinator at this confidential phone line: 270-852-8380.
The Diocese of Owensboro’s sexual abuse policy is available at this parish at
the Parish Office, and also on the diocesan web site (www.rcdok.org/safe).
“BOX TOPS” TO BENFIT OWENSBORO
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
“Box Tops for Education” can be found on General
Mills, Pillsbury and Betty Crocker products. Each box
top is worth 10 cents. These “tops” are on cereals,
snack items, cake mix packages, frozen veggies, Totinos Pizza, etc.
Save only the portion of the label that says “Box Tops for Education.” Put
them in an envelope and drop them into the collection basket. Thank
you! These Box Tops benefit our Owensboro Catholic Schools.
September 13, 2015
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
YOUTH MINISTRY
FAITH FORMATION CLASSES HAVE BEGUN
Faith Formation Classes meet every Wednesday night
from 6-7:30pm in the Father Tucker Center. These
classes are for children from kindergarten through high
school who are attending public schools. If you have not
signed up yet or need more information, please contact
Ashley Wilkerson, Coordinator of Religious Education at 270-683-5641
ext 224.
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
BRAINSTORMING SESSION
Join us on Sunday, September 13th at the Youth
House from 7-8:30pm. All members of the core youth
ministry team and high school students are invited to
attend. We have outlined a calendar for the year and
now want your input on what kinds of activities, projects, lessons, etc... to incorporate. All are welcome!
FIRST RECONCILIATION PARENT MEETING
Wednesday, September 30th is the meeting for all parents of students in
second grade who will be having their first reconciliation on January
20th. Schedules for first reconciliation and first communion events will be
discussed. We will meet in the parish hall
at 7:00pm
HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
High School Youth will begin meeting each Sunday Night after 6pm
Mass. Gather at the Youth House from 7-8:30pm beginning Sunday,
September 13th!
OPEN HOUSE FOR JESUS LOVES ME
& CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE
WORD Join us for an Open House right
after all Masses on September 19th
and 20th. We are showing off our Jesus
Loves Me program which is open to all 2
and 3 year olds. Did you know you can drop your child off at the parish
office before the 10am Sunday Mass and we will share bible stories,
activities, songs and lessons with them? This service is designed to give
parents a child care break during Mass and to give the children a message tailored to their age. You may also see our Children’s Liturgy Area
and let your children see what it’s all about during the
Ashley Wilkerson
Coordinator of Religious Education
Parish Office 270-683-5641 ext 224 Cell 270-860-5761
[email protected]
MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP
Middle School Youth Group will begin meeting every third Tuesday of the
month. Grab a friend and join us at the Youth House from 6-7:30pm
beginning September 15th.
CHICKEN & BOSTON BUTT SALE
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING NCYC
Support our high school students who will be attending NCYC by purchasing a Boston Butt or chicken. Chickens are $10 each and Boston
Butt is $8 per pound. All orders must be pre-paid. Pickup is Saturday,
September 19th from 11am-1pm in the Parish Hall parking lot.
UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS
 Diocesan Confirmation Day: January 16th @ St. Stephen Cathedral
 TEC (Teens Encounter Christ Juniors & Seniors): February 19-21,
2016 @ Gasper River
 Youth 2000: (7th-12th grade) March 11-13, 2016
Call April at the Parish office for more information 270-683-5641.
RCIA—RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
The RCIA Journey of Faith meets on Wednesdays from
6–7:30pm in the Parish Hall. If you, or someone you
know, would like to know more about our Catholic faith,
join us this Wednesday evening or contact Rick Rhodes
for more information.
Rick Rhodes Outreach Minister
[email protected]
Parish Office 270 683-5641 Ext. 247 or Cell 270 302-6982
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT MARRIAGE ANNULMENTS?
Here at Sts. Joseph and Paul we seek to assist those among us who
need the services of the Marriage Tribunal. To learn more about the
process of having a previous marriage investigated for validity, please
contact Fr. Carl McCarthy or Debbie Luedke at the parish office.
Bishop Medley announced no cost for declaration of invalidity for
marriages on January 1, 2015. This was done in relation to Pope Francis' desire to make it more accessible for marriages to be annulled in the
Catholic Faith. If you would like further information on this process or
would like to talk about a marriage/divorce situation, please contact Fr.
Carl McCarthy at 270-683-5641 ext. 222.
BAPTISMAL CLASS
The next Baptism Prep Classes are September 20th and October 18th
at 3:00pm in the Parish Office. Please call Debbie at the Parish office
to register for Baptismal Prep class; or if you have any questions about
Baptism, please call or email Debbie Luedke at 270-683-5641, [email protected].
CHASTITY PROJECT SEMINAR
In this seminar, which has been delivered to more than one million teens
on six continents, Jason and Crystalina Evert reveal the compelling vision of God’s plan for human sexuality and present an uplifting case for
practicing the virtue of chastity. By addressing the issues that teens
struggle with most, such as sexual pressure, pornography, modesty, and
starting over, Jason and Crystalina offer encouragement for teens to
maintain their purity, or begin again if they’ve made mistakes in the past.
 Sunday, October 25, 2015: 5:30-6:45pm Parent Session
Riverpark Center, Owensboro
 Sunday, October 25, 2015: 7-8:15pm Youth Session
Riverpark Center, Owensboro (Grades 7-12 only)
 Monday, October 26, 2015: 9:45-11am Youth Session
Owensboro Sports Center (Grades 7-12 only) (Owensboro Catholic Middle & High Schools students will be attending this event.)
WE HAVE A FEW MODELS OF STS. JOSEPH
AND PAUL CHURCH LEFT FOR SALE FOR
ONLY $40 - The Church comes complete with a gold
cross that sits atop of the steeple and open doorways
and windows, so that you can see the warm light from
coming from inside the Church. Churches can be
purchased at our parish office, or before or after Mass
by the bulletin board. There are only a few left. Get
your very own Sts. Joseph and Paul Church while
they last. All proceeds going to Parish Youth traveling
to the National Catholic Youth Conference in November. You may also call us at 270-683-5641.
YOUNG AT HEART
Our Next YAH will be September 17th at 12pm. We will be having a
cookout at English Park. Watch the bulletin for more info. Come join
in on the food, fellowship & fun! This is a ministry for those over age
55. Any questions - call the parish office @ (270) 683-5641.
September 13, 2015
MINISTERS OF WORSHIP SCHEDULE
For Sunday September 19th & 20th
Saturday, 4:30 PM
Pat O'Bryan-Tucker
David Danhauer
Alex Danhauer
Karen Danhauer
Lane Dickens
Lydea Dickens
Joe McBride
Joyce Lambert
Paul Lambert
Paul R. Johnson
Karen Cole
Maureen Jackson
Angela Glahn
Amanda Davis
Duane Harris
Nancy Harris
Lance Dickens
Aaron Glahn
Evan Glahn
April Scherrer
Lydea Dickens
Gina King
NOT FILLED
Eucharistic Minister - * Captain
Eucharistic Minister
Hospitality Minister - ME
Hospitality Minister - SE
Hospitality Minister - BE
Lector - 1
Lector - 2
Liturgical Coordinator
Sacristan
Server
Server
Server
Children's Liturgy Catechist
Children's Liturgy Aide
Cantor
Crosswalk Guard
Sunday, 8:00 AM
Kathy McCarty
Sharon Embry
Melvin Fleischmann
Thomas Porter
Craig Thomas
Patty Vowels
Lois Warren
Jim Embry
Randy Porter
Randy Montgomery
Terri Congleton (sub req.)
David Montgomery
Brandon Smith
Carol Gunterman
Jennifer Wilson
Jim Wilson
Wesley Blondin
Olivia Blondin
Evonne Harl
Philip Storm
Laura Rhodes
Lector - 1
Lector - 2
Sacristan
Server
Server
Server
Bus Driver
Patricia Black
Doris Hardesty
NOT FILLED
Cantor
Crosswalk Guard
COFFEE & DONUTS TEAM
September 20th – Aynde & Anthony Bennett Family, &
Shonna Riedell Family
October 11th - Frances Feldpausch, Joan Bernosky, &
Linda Hardy
Sunday, 10:00 AM
J. Braun Mischel
Karen Hein
Margaret Jones
Tiffany Nalley
Craig Nalley
Ada Rhodes
Linda Warren
Amanda Martin
Charles Miller
Barry Strehl
Jerrod Beyke
Sara Beyke
Lauren Willett
Nick Payne
Matt Royalty
Gayle Rhodes
Benjamin Royalty
Logan Royalty
Benjamin Strehl
Michelle Blair
Taylor Beyke
Macie Blair
Katherine Mischel
Jeff Hayden
Cheryl Judd
NOT FILLED
Lector - 1
Lector - 2
Sacristan
Server
Server
Server
Cantor
Crosswalk Guard
Welcome Center
Welcome Center
Sunday, 6:00 PM
Ann Kirby
Jenny Burns
Janice Clark
Kerrie Druen
Meredith Grant
Toni Isbill
Shonna Riedell
Ben Grant
Tabitha Grant
Marian Lanham
Percy Clancy
Leslye Scott
Amanda Henderson
Carlos Earhart
Mary Beth Goetz
MJ Embry
Olivia Riedell
Isabela Riedell
Katie Scheithe
Carrie Clements
Celeste Medley-Hood
NOT FILLED
Lector - 1
Lector - 2
Sacristan
Server
Server
Server
Cantor
Crosswalk Guard
TREASURE COUNTERS
GENESIS HEALTHCARE EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS SCHEDULE WEEK OF:
September 13th - Joan Bernosky (Friday)
September 20th— Melvin Fleischmann
September 27th—Carlos Earhart
September – Monica Blandford & Mary Lundy
October – Don & Fran Bartley
STEWARD OF THE MONTH PARKING
September – Mary Higdon
October – Kim Welborn
September 13, 2015
BLOCK PARTY 2015
Our parish Block Party will be held Saturday, September 26th from
9am–Noon. The Block Party is a free event for all of our neighbors in
need within Sts. Joseph & Paul Parish’s boundary If you have any questions, please contact Donna Goetz (270-316-0986), Kelly Ward (270-316
-6334), or Carolyn Porter (270-929-6477).
STUFFED ANIMALS NEEDED
Small toys and all size stuffed animals are needed for the children's
booth. Donations can be brought to church, or contact Lori Dant 270-315
-4927 to arrange drop off.
ITEMS TO FILL GROCERY BAGS
A lot of people have asked, “How much will it cost to fill a bag with
groceries and non-food items for the Block Party.” The answer is $20.
Each bag will contain: peanut butter, jelly, a loaf of bread, spaghetti,
Ragu Sauce, toothpaste & toothbrush, bath soap, shampoo, deodorant,
razors, shaving cream, dish soap, sponges, glass cleaner, and an all
purpose cleaner. If you would like to donate money instead of bringing the items to Mass each week, please write a check to Sts. Joseph & Paul and put it in an envelope labeled “Block Party” and
drop it in the collection basket. Thank you so much for everything
that you do to make the Block Party such a huge success!
PLANNING TO BE OUT OF TOWN AND
LOOKING FOR A MASS? If you plan on
being out of town for a ballgame, a swim meet,
a meeting, or vacation and you need a Sunday
Mass, go to Masstimes.org to find Mass times
across the USA.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
CLASSES AT STS JOSEPH AND PAUL are
held on Thursdays from 6:00pm – 8:00pm in the
Father Tucker Religious Education Center. These
ESL classes are designed for our Hispanic brothers
and sisters as they work to learn English. Learning
English will help in giving the Hispanics greater confidence with our
culture and with their bilingual community.
BLOCK PARTY COLLECTIONS
We continue to collect items for the Block Party that will be held Saturday, Sept. 26, 2015. Please bring your items to the front of Church outside, and a volunteer will take it to the Ministry Barn. Thank you so
much. The Block Party Committee.
ITEMS TO BE COLLECTED FOR BLOCK PARTY 2015
 Toilet Paper
Sunday, Sept. 13th
 Diaper & Wipes
Sunday, Sept. 20th
COLLEGE & CAREER EXPO
September 27, 2015
Sunday, 1pm – 4pm
Owensboro Convention Center
Free Admission, Free Seminars, Scholarship Drawings and
over 100 recruiters
CollegeandCareerexpo.com
The Expo in Owensboro is sponsored by seven school districts, including the Diocese of Owensboro Catholic Schools. The Expo is
designed for students 6th through 12th grade. It helps them to learn
about deciding on a career and how to go about obtaining a job in the
future. The Expo is free of charge. See more details below.
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PARISH BBQ SALE DATES
September 19th– Youth Cook
October 24th—Burgoo
November 7th– Sausage Sale
November 25th—Ham & Turkey cook
December —Christmas Ham Sale
September 13, 2015
SCHEDULE: 2015
APOSTOLIC JOURNEY OF
POPE FRANCIS TO THE
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
BBQ COOK TO BENEFIT OUR
YOUTH ATTENDING
BOSTON BUTT (by the pound) & BBQ
CHICKEN SALE
Saturday, September 19th
(Pickup 11am-1pm; Parish Hall Parking Lot)
NCYC- BBQ
Cook Fundraiser
ALL ORDERS MUST
BE PREPAID
Saturday, September 19th
Pickup 11am-1pm
Parish Hall Parking Lot
Here is the schedule for Pope Francis' September 2015 Apostolic
Journey to the United States of
America as released by the Vatican on June 30, 2015. All times
listed are Eastern Daylight Time. From the USCCB Website
TUESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 22ND (WASHINGTON, DC)
4pm
Arrival from Cuba at Joint Base Andrews
WEDNESD A Y, SEPTEMBER 23RD (WASHINGT O N,
DC)
9:15am Welcome ceremony and meeting with President Obama at
the White House
11:30am Midday Prayer with the bishops of the United States, St.
Matthew's Cathedral
4:15pm Mass of Canonization of Junipero Serra, Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 24TH (WASHINGTON,
DC, & NEW YORK CITY )
9:20am Address to Joint Meeting of the United States Congress
11:15am Visit to St. Patrick in the City and Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of Washington
4pm Depart from Joint Base Andrews
5pm Arrival at John F. Kennedy International Airport
6:45pm Evening Prayer (Vespers) at St. Patrick's Cathedral
FRIDAY, SE PTEMBER 25TH (NEW YORK CITY )
Name
Phone #
#chickens
#pounds of Boston Butt
Total $ Paid
8:30am Visit to the United Nations and Address to the United
Nations General Assembly
11:30am Multi-religious service at 9/11 Memorial and Museum,
World Trade Center
4pm Visit to Our Lady Queen of Angels School, East Harlem
6pm Mass at Madison Square Garden
SATUR DAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH (NEW YORK CITY,
PHILADELPHIA)
8:40am Departure from John F. Kennedy International Airport
9:30am Arrival at Atlantic Aviation, Philadelphia
10:30am Mass at Cathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter & Paul, Philadelphia
4:45pm Visit to Independence Mall
7:30pm Visit to the Festival of Families Benjamin Franklin Parkway
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH (PHILADELPHIA)
Chickens - $10 each
Boston Butt - $8 per pound
9:15am Meeting with bishops at St. Martin's Chapel, St. Charles
Borromeo Seminary
11am Visit to Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility
4pm Mass for the conclusion of the World Meeting of Families,
Benjamin Franklin Parkway
7pm Visit with organizers, volunteers and benefactors of the World
Meeting of Families, Atlantic Aviation
8pm Departure for Rome
September 13, 2015
9/12
9/13
9/14
9/15
9/16
9/17
9/18
9/19
9/20
BIRTHDAYS
Lucas Bullis, Eric Glahn, Justin Jean, Ginny
Nealen, Keisha Trogden, Madison Vickers,
Sharon Williams
Georgia Coomes, Nancy Crowe, Janson Gard,
Martha Hall, Stacey McCarthy, Annie Storm
Bradley Leonard, Joanne Mason, Joann Watson
Jared Beyke, Beau Ingram, Hannah Millay,
Eric Osborne
Bobby Clark, Vernon Phillips, Tim Wilkerson
John Congleton, Josh Kirby, Debby Mulligan, Isabela
Riedell, Sophia Riedell, Patrick Schepers, Marcheta
Sumner, Peyton Warren
Eddie Everly, Chris Jarboe, Danila Jarboe, Katie Beth
Osborne, Bobby Pedley
Blayze Dill, Mary Jo Hagerman, Daniel Manqueros,
Mary Lou O”Bryan, Bevonna Scott, Marilee Staples,
Gary Trogden
Jared Martin, Shelly Poiles
9/12/98
9/12/14
9/13/97
9/13/14
9/13/14
9/13/91
9/14/91
9/15/12
9/18/71
9/18/10
9/19/70
9/20/14
9/20/97
MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES
Brent & Melanie Ballard
Bobby & Barbara Clark
Jerrod & Sara Beyke
Roger & Jessica Boling
Joel & Laura Mattingly
Tim & Donna Wilkerson
Michael & Andrea Ayer
Eric & Magan Lott
Frank & Joanne Mason
Daniel &Katy Tierney
Gerald & Brenda Payne
Steven & Elizabeth Burch
Michael & Ginny Nealen
WEEKLY CALENDAR
SUNDAY, September 13th
-Rosary 30 minutes before 8am/Mass/CH
-Mt St. Joseph Ursuline Sisters Picnic
-Religious Ed (Spanish) 10-11:30am/FTC
-Hispanic Men’s Meeting (CRHP)/6pm/FTC
-Youth Group (High School)/7-8:30pm/YH
MONDAY, September 14th
-Sunday Matters Meeting/12pm/Rectory
-STVDP Meeting/6pm/FTC-CR
-Finance & Administration Team /6:15pm/OFC-CR
-Leavening Team Meeting/6:30pn/Rectory
TUESDAY, September 15th
-Grief Support Group (Mass at 5;30pm) Meeting 6:15-8pm/FTC-CR
-Family Life Team/6pm/FTC
-Youth Group/Middle School/6-7:30pm/YH
WEDNESDAY, September 16th
-Parish Team Meeting/9am/OFC-CR
-RCIA/6pm/PH
-Faith Formation (Grades K-12th)/6-7:30pm/FTC/YH/OFC-CR
THURSDAY, September 17th
-Young at Heart Potluck/12pm/English Park
-Reconciliation/6pm/CH
-ESL Classes/6-8pm/FTC-CR & Upstairs
FRIDAY, September 18th
-Exposition & Benediction/6:30am-5:15pm/CH
-Reconciliation/12 noon/CH
SATURDAY, September 19th
-Men’s Prayer Breakfast/8am/OFC-CR
-Before We Say I Do (Marriage Prep)/8:15am-3pm/FTC
-BBQ Sale Pickup/11am-1pm/PH Lot
-Hispanic Women’s Meeting (CRHP)/5pm/FTC
UPCOMING PARISH MEETINGS
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL NEWS
 THE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL will meet for our regular meeting will be Monday, September 21, 2015 at 6:15pm
in the Parish Hall. The Parish Pastoral Council Meeting has
moved from the first Monday of the month to the third Monday of the month.
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PPC MEMBERS:
Kevin Keown, Chair 270-316-6727 [email protected]
Jenny Wilson, Vice Chair 270-313-5957 [email protected]
Mary Haynes, Secretary, 270-685-4606
Percy Clancy [email protected], Sacred Liturgy liaison
Carlos Earhart 270-929-1962 [email protected], Hispanic
Ministry liaison
Eric Glahn [email protected], Finance/Administration liaison
Tom Hayden, 270-683-4622, Stewardship liaison
Joyce Lambert [email protected] 270-485-1476,
Family Life liaison
Joanne Mason 270-295-6207 [email protected], Spiritual Life
liaison
Lavida Mischel, 270-929-2740 [email protected], Spiritual
Life liaison
Phil Roberts, Sr. Home 270-929-5014 Work 270-685-0054,
[email protected], Social Justice liaison
Penny Payne, Catholic Schools Representative 270-577-3382
[email protected], Education liaison
Kalyn Frizzell, Youth Representative
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St. Vincent de Paul Meeting—Monday, September 14th/6pm/FTC
Finance & Admin. Team - Monday, Sept. 14th/6:15pm/OFC-CR
Leavening Team—Monday, Sept. 14th/6:30pm/Rectory
Family Life Team—Tuesday, September 15th/6pm/FTC
Parish Pastoral Council —Monday, September 21st/6:15pm/PH
PARISH TEAM NEWS
 Members of the parish team will gather for “Sunday Matters”
on Monday, September 14th at 12pm. At this time we share
lunch together and celebrate our accomplishments of Sunday
and see how we can improve our Sunday celebration so we can
go deeper with Jesus.
 Parish Team Meeting, Wednesday, September 16th at 9am in
the Parish Office.
HALLOWEEN BASH
Sunday, October 25th/1-3pm/PH
A NIGHT UNDER THE STARS
Saturday, November 14th
MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH PICNIC
The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph invites you to their 45th Annual Picnic this Sunday, September 13th for the Benefit of the Retired
Sisters. Booths open at 10:30am. Barbeque chicken, mutton and pork
served 11:30am - 2pm Burgoo and sandwiches also available. Tickets
$5.00 each.

Saints Joseph and Paul Catholic Church Iglesia Católica de Santos

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