July 31, 2016 - Holy Spirit Catholic Church

HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Michael Mac Mahon, Pastor
883-4359
Rev. Charles Merrill, Associate Pastor
882-1132
Rev. Paul Choi, Administrator of the
Korean Catholic Community
690-9951
Deacon Sam Dias 715-1190
Deacon Michael Sudnik 604-3374
Deacon Larry Sisterman 881-8938
Deacon Bob Becher 763-2513
Office (256)881-4781 Fax (256) 881-5510
625 Airport Road SW
Huntsville, Alabama 35802
E-mail: hschur ch@holyspir ithsv.com
Website: http://www.holyspirithsv.com
PARISH ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF/OFICINA
8:00 AM-4:30 PM Monday/Lunes-Thursday/Jueves
Friday/Viernes 8:00 AM-1:00 PM
Administrative Assistant
5:00 PM
7:30 AM, 9:00 AM &
11:45 AM
WEEKDAY/DÍA DE SEMANA
Mon., Tues, Wed, Thurs., Fri. @ 7:30 AM
Lunes, Martes, Miercoles, Jueves, Viernes
Monday/Lunes
12:00 Noon
Tuesday/Martes
12:00 Noon
Wednesday/Miercoles
7:00 PM
Thursday/Jueves
12:00 Noon
Friday/Viernes
9:00 AM School Mass
(call the office to verify)
RECONCILIATION/CONFESIONES
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION
Adult Religious Ed. Tr acy Finke ext. 223 or 881-0345
Religious Education Tr acy Finke ext. 223 or 881-0345
Music Ministry
Anne Vasile 881-4781 ext. 219
Lori Lai
882-6483
KOREAN MASS
MASS SCHEDULE/HORARIO
Saturday/Sabado
Sunday/Domingo
Mar y Walker
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
at 9:30 AM in the Korean Rectory
and Sunday at 4:00 PM in Holy Spirit Church
HISPANIC MINISTRY/MINISTERIO HISPANO
The Hispanic Ministry Office is located in the Parish Life Center next to
the Nursery. It is open Monday through Thursday 9 am to 4:30 pm, and
Friday 9 am to 1 pm. 256-881-2211 or [email protected].
Hispanic Community Mass
Sundays 2:00 PM
Children/Adult Catechism
Sundays 10:15-11:30 AM
Baptismal Preparation Classes First Sunday of the Month
4:00 PM Multipurpose Room
Nuestra Comunidad Hispana celebra la Santa Misa todos los Domingos a las 2:00 pm. Ninos/Adultos Catecismo cada domingo a las
10:15 am y Clases Bautismo de preparacion son los primeros domingos del mes a las 4 de la tarde en el salon junto a la oficina.
3:30-4:45 PM Saturday & by appointment.
HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE
6:30 AM, 9:00 AM , 12:00 Noon & 6:00 PM
BULLETIN NOTICES
Send Bulletin Notices to
[email protected] (subject to approval)
Deadline for notices Tuesday at Noon.
HOLY SPIRIT REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Beth Mattingly, Principal 881-4852 ext. 103
SAINT JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
BOOKSTORE HOURS
Vince Aquila, Principal 430-1760 ext. 101
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon
July 31, 2016
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in Peace!
WELCOME!...
HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH...
...invites everyone to “...full, conscious, and active participation” in the sacred liturgy. We hope you will join us
in lifting our hearts and voices to God!
Mass Intentions
August 1 ~ August 7, 2016
THE VESTIBULE...
...is the place for meeting old friends and greeting visitors! Reverence and quiet are expected in the church!
Please turn off cell phones and beepers.
Monday
7:30 AM
12:00 PM
Tuesday
7:30 AM
12:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM
7:00 PM
Thursday
7:30 AM
12:00 PM
Friday
7:30 AM
Saturday
5:00 PM
Sunday
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:45 AM
AT HOLY COMMUNION…
… it is appropriate to make a sign of reverence, a bow or
a genuflection, before you receive Communion. To maintain the flow of the Communion procession, please make
the sign of reverence while the person in front of you receives Communion. If you choose to receive Holy Communion in your hand, please do not reach for the host, but
present your palm, flat out and high enough to receive
Communion. Intinction is not permitted.
Barbara O’Reilly
† Jean Duhon
† Sr. Mary Lou Talmon
† Elizabeth Jean Channon
Angie Aquila Arreola
† Susan Wardynski
Colet Schmidt
† Katherine Citrano
† Therese Fledderman
† Stefan & Sofia Zajac
Parishioners
† Clifton Howard
† Quang & Tinh Le
INFANTS, TODDLERS, AND CHILDREN…
...are welcome at Mass. Anytime they become restless
you may take them to the nursery. Our infant and toddler
nurseries are open during the 9:00 AM and 11:45 AM
Masses for children 6 mos.-4 years.
Hospital Care: If you or a member of your family ar e sick
or in the hospital and need Deacon Mike Sudnik, please call
him at 604-3374. If you need a Priest, you may call Fr. Mike
at 883-4359 or Fr. Charles Merrill at 882-1132, day or night.
INFORMATION…
...please take a bulletin as you leave church. In it you will
find all the information you need to be an active Catholic
at Holy Spirit Catholic Church…
AGAIN WELCOME!...
Bob Allen
Stephanie Anderson
Janet Balch
Bowman Family
Audrey Brasher
Chuck Brasher
Leisel Breaux
Janet Burnham
William B. Bush
Florence Cagle
Chuck Chambers
Joyce Chapman
Lisa Citrano
Sam Citrano
Margaret Cormier
Graham Craig
Gregg Denton
Patty Denton
James Delaney
Dean Doverspike
Brian Duerr
Patricia Emerson
Margaret Eskew
Shawn Fahey
Joyce Fontenot
Maria Garcia
Jeff Hargett
Marge Harrington
Bulletin available on the web at holyspirithsv.com
PLEASE JOIN US! If you attend Holy Spirit
Church on a regular basis and have not registered
with the Parish, we invite you to do so. Complete
the following information and drop it in the offertory basket and someone will contact you to help
with the registration.
If you have moved or changed phone numbers,
please let us know!
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DAYTIME PHONE__________________
LECTORS July 30-31
5:00p C. Page (OT) — P. Krakus (NT)
7:30a C. Higgins (OT) — C. Dithmer (NT)
9:00a K. Crowell (OT) — K. Frew (NT)
11:45a M. Potthoff (OT) — J. Berg (NT)
LECTORS August 6-7
5:00p K. Lozen (OT) — B. Hare (NT)
7:30a C. Tichow(OT) — O. Fadul (NT)
9:00a R. Morris (OT) — E. Sanders (NT)
11:45a C. Adams (OT) — P. Anderson (NT)
Lawrence Hartman
Ralph Herden
Jean Hidden
Sr. Rosa Hongsduset
Nancy Hudson
Bruce Jansen
Kathy Sisterman
Keeney
Patrick Keeven
Carolee Kenny
Bob Kikta
Libet Kuehn
Carey Link
Wendy Lockwood
Betty Mac Mahon
Melinda Graves
McConchie
Barbara Marfenski
Bill Marshall
Julie Meehan
Judy Jonakin Miller
Ann Minogue
Ann Morea
Patricia Morea
Rebecca Morgan
Michele Chapuran
Musachia
Bernie Parr
Vinh Pitts
Laura Priest
Joanne Reynolds
Gerry Richards
Jeanne Richmond
Patrick Riley
Connie Robert
Sara Rugar
Katie Ofenloch
Sanders
Betty Scollard
Jim Sconsler
Linda Shaughnessy
Deacon Larry
Sisterman
Erlene Skipper
Andrew Steffenson
Virgil Thompson
Jenna Walton
Kelley Karigan Ward
Wright Ward
Ted Weisbecker
Anne Wolfsberger
Diana Woods
Vanessa Young
Jerry Zalasar
Purificator Laundering
July 31 — Cyndi Hughes
August 7 — Melissa Lehman
August 14 — Nancy Morgan
Altar Duty
August 6 — Jarcia Kosinski & Lisa McCord
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Monday
Aug. 1
Tuesday
Aug. 2
Wednesday
Aug. 3
Thursday
Aug. 4
Friday
Aug. 5
Saturday
Aug. 6
Sunday
Aug. 7
Our Week In Review
First day of school, HSRS
Our First Friday Devotion
continues this Friday, August 5th:
10:30 AM—Reconciliation
11:30 AM —Mass of the Sacred Heart
A hot lunch will be provided after
1:00 PM—Activity planned
Anyone of any age who wishes to attend part or all
of our devotion to the Sacred Heart is very welcome.
9:30a St. Vincent de Paul - LIB
7p KofC Fraternal Mtg. - PLC
7p Ladies Auxiliary Mtg. - A/B
9a Cenacle Rosary
6:30a That Man Is You - PLC
7p St. Vincent de Paul - MP
August 11 (Thur.) Widows & Widowers Lunch
Join us for lunch at Luciano's Restaurant 964 Air port Road #4, across Airport Road from Michael's,
at 1:00 PM. Please call Colet at 256-880-5886 for
information, reservations or cancellations.
Newcomers are always welcome. Join us for fellowship and conversation.
First Friday Devotion 10:30a Confessions
11:30a Mass; lunch to follow
Your donations of food to the Saint Vincent de Paul pantry have helped us to provide requested groceries to our clients and
to our community. Your continued support is needed to keep our shelves stocked throughout the summer. Our current pantry needs are:
Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, cereal, rice,
canned meat, canned pasta, and canned fruit.
Thank you! Your donations are greatly appreciated.
Our Parish News
Adult Catechists Needed for
Sunday Religious Education Classes this Fall
Dear Holy Spirit Parishioners, did you know that we
currently have over 650 children enrolled in our Sunday Religious Education Classes? And that number
grows larger every year. As a parish we have a great
responsibility to hand the Catholic Faith down to the
children. They are facing a world that is growing
more and more secular. In order to keep these children Catholic, those of us who are passionate about
our Catholic Faith must be willing to come forward
and make a difference in the lives of our children.
Many of you have been taking classes and learning
the faith well. God is calling you to serve Him.
Won’t you come forward to help teach the children
of our parish; giving one hour of your time each
week for their sakes? Please consider becoming a
Catechist for the 2016-2017 school year. We are in
need of Teachers and Assistant Teachers in various
grades: we need Lead Teachers in Grades 3,4, and 6.
We are in need of Assistant Teachers in Pre-School
age 4, Grade 1, Grade 3, Grade 4, and Grade 6.
Please contact Tracy Finke by emailing
[email protected] or by calling the Religious
Education Office at 256-881-0345.
See the Bulletin insert
for more information!
Lori Lai 256-882-6483
[email protected]
http://holyspirithsv.com/?page_id=2578
Church Finance Report
Jul 2015 thru June 2016
Weekly Collections
$1,681,699
Program Revenue, Reimbursements & Int. $74,172
Income Total
$1,755,871
Total Expenses
$1,946,994
Development Fund Donations
$170,064
Expenses - Rectory, Sound System,
Dishwasher, & PLCHVAC, Lawnmower $48,922
SJPII Parish commitment
$125,000
Other Generous Donations
Propagation of Faith
$6,765
Program Revenue - CCD Tuition, CRHP, Bookstore,
One Voice
From the Library par agr aphs will r esume
September 4.
Reimbursements - Linens, Flowers, School Janitorial
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New Parishioners
Parish Ministry Fair
Aug. 20th and 21st in the Parish Hall:
Jose Antonio & Betsabe Arzola-Morales
Catherine, Emily
8337 White Flagg Ln. 35802
The Ministry Fair will take place the
weekend of August 20th and 21st after each Mass.
Please come to the Parish Hall to view the many
different Ministries that our Parish has to offer.
Get involved and share your gifts and talents with
the parish. You will be amazed at all of the Ministries we have to offer you and your children. This
is where your children can sign up to be Altar
Servers and get involved in Youth Group. This is
where you sign up for Religious Education Classes
for children and adults alike. Come join one of our
choirs, become an usher, help feed the poor, or
join the Knights of Columbus. We have something
to offer every person. People who get involved in
their parish become dynamic and engaged Catholics. Our world needs more dynamic Catholics. All
of the positions for unengaged Catholics have been
taken. So come get involved in your Parish! We
need your gifts and talents. Let them shine before
the Lord.
Sergio & Piña Coria
Jovani, Alexis, William
900 Crest Line Dr. 35816
Richard & Kathy Cotton
1317 Briar Hollow Trail 35802
Javier & Cindy Cuevas
Jennifer
2820 Holiday Dr. 35805
Gustavo & Maria Esquivel
Gloria, Gustavo, Sergio
3108 Loren Dr. 35805
Gregory & Shelli Gibbons
Syla, Gregory
2620 Bransford Trail 35763
Ms. Maria Estela Hernandez
Alan
3800 Squaw Vallley Dr. 35805
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Mr. & Mrs. Jess Hernandez-Rodriguez
Celina, Jenifer
1031 Mount Lebanon Rd. 35773
Francisco Herrera
Osiel, Kathelyn, Katherine
3211 Berkley St. 35805
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
If you are interested in becoming Catholic
please contact the Office of Religious
Education and speak with Tracy Finke our
Director 256-881-0345 or
[email protected]
Mr. & Mrs. Noel Nicolle
Robert, James
3015 Laurel Cove Way 35748
Ms. Marina Rodriguez
Georgette, Jorge, Genesis, Jovan
26170 Johnson Ln. 35773
Cesar & Mayra Solares
Everett, Hannah
1000 Airport Rd. 35802
Baptisms
Vivianne Marie Jacobs, daughter of
Joanna & Michael Jacobs
Fr. Phil O’Kennedy Bir thday: August 23
St. John’s, Madison
Knoelle Avalyn Luders, daughter of
Katherine & David Luders
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Available “Youth Protection 1” Classes:
All adults who work with children in our diocese are
required to take the class “Youth Protection 1.” Below is a list of locations and dates for this class in
our area. To see a complete list of locations and
dates go to www.dbhmdown.weebly.com. Click on
“Youth Protection” at the bottom of the page. Then
click on the link to download the current schedule of
Youth Protection Training. In order to take a
Youth Protection class at a Parish you must register online: Next to the class you would like to take,
click on the green “Register” Button.
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 Thursday, August 18 from 6:30-8:30 pm at
Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Huntsville.
 Wednesday, August 24th from 7:00-9:00 pm at
Sacred Heart School in Cullman.
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 Tuesday, September 13 from 6:00-8:00 pm at
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Madison.
Religious Education
Tracy Finke 881-0345
[email protected]
Sunday Religious Education Classes for Children
Parents, register your children ages 4 years old
through Seniors in High School for our Sunday Religious Education classes. You can register your children by coming to the church office during normal
business hours or by coming to the Ministry Fair
which will take place in the Parish Hall after each
Mass the weekend of August 20th and 22nd. Registration forms are also available online at our church
website: www.holyspirithsv.com
2016-2017 Confirmation Class for
upcoming 8th graders
The Sacrament of Confirmation is offered to all students during their 8th grade year. If your upcoming
8th grader attends Holy Spirit School or our Sunday
Religious Education Program, we have him/her on
our list to receive Confirmation information. However, if your students are homeschooled or you have
recently moved to Huntsville, we do not have your
children on our list. Please email or call Tracy Finke
at [email protected] 256-881-0345.
EXPERIENCING grief, hospitalization, relocation, loneliness, job loss, cancer, financial stress, disability, difficult pregnancy, long-term illness…?
Need the listening ear of someone who will keep
your story in confidence and pray with and for you?
If so, call for a Stephen Minister today by
contacting Kathy Heckman (256-489-7389) or
Carolyn Brunty (256-683-7015). You will be paired
with a Stephen Minister of the same gender who will
meet with you weekly until your situation improves.
“Bear one another’s burdens and in this way you
will fulfill the law of Christ.” (Gal 6:2)
Have you ever been asked Catholic questions at
work, on the ball field, or at family gatherings? Have
you ever been asked the reasons why Catholics do
this or that or why Catholics believe what they believe? Most of us have been taught what we believe
as Catholics, but we have trouble explaining why we
believe it. Have you ever had trouble finding Catholic doctrine in the pages of Scripture? Would you
like to be able to help your children embrace the
Catholic Faith? Lighthouse Catholic Media was developed to do all of these things and more. By listening to Lighthouse CD’s, Catholics learn the faith
well and are able to explain the reasons that we believe as we do. Catholics who avail of Lighthouse
books, CD’s, and booklets rejoice in their Catholic
faith and are able to evangelize others leading them
into the Church. If you have never listened to a
Lighthouse Catholic CD, try one today!
Perpetual Adoration Chapel
Regular Open Hours:
Saturday 4 am
Shared Open Hours:
Friday 6 pm, Saturday 7 pm
For more information, to schedule an hour, or to
obtain the keypad code for late night/early morning
entry, contact one of the following Chapel Committee members: Bob Dineen, 256-880-0221, Pete
Robert, 256-882-0033, Malen Colberg, (Spanish)
256-650-5194 or Maritza Holland (Spanish)
808-551-2901.
Did you find the needle?
July 24 - p. 3 in the Little Sisters of the Poor
cane and p. 13 in the Take Five for Faith logo
Somewhere in this Bulletin a needle is hiding.
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I’m the Worst Catechist at My Parish
This August, I will begin my sixth year as a religious education teacher. Please, pray for me.
So far, I’ve taught second, third, fourth and sixth grades at two different parishes. I spend my spare time
listening to Lighthouse Catholic CD’s and reading books on the faith. Then, the school year begins, and
I spend my Sunday mornings never doing quite as well as I’d hoped I would. I can safely say that I am
the worst catechist at my parish. This isn’t false modesty. It’s just that the other catechists seem to be so
much better. They seem to know how to teach and reach kids better than I do. Meanwhile, I’m still
struggling to balance book time and talk time, to keep order when the kids are hungry and hyper, and to
get the most important parts of the faith across without neglecting the nitty gritty, or the Bible.
Often, as a teacher, I am a mess. The kids are too, because with little reinforcement at home,
over the summer they have forgotten most everything I’ve taught them, and I don’t know where to start.
So, why am I trying to teach Catechism in a classroom surrounded by squirmy, kids who don’t always
want to be there? Why did God call me to teach religion when there are better teachers out there; people
who could really set the kids on fire with love for Jesus? “Shouldn’t someone else be leading this
class,” I think, “and leave me to safer, less important tasks like photocopying activity sheets or making
sure that no one floods the bathroom?”
But I tend to wonder the same thing about a lot of other places God calls me. Why am I raising
kids, running clubs and keeping house when I’m mediocre at much of it? Why am I my husband’s wife,
when he surely deserved better? Why did God use me at a soccer game recently to comfort a grieving
mother who cried on my shoulder about a recent miscarriage, when I stink at social skills and freak out
at tears? It seems like God keeps calling me to do things I’m barely capable of, and often not comfortable with. Couldn’t He find someone better?
Actually, I think the answer to that last question might be, “No, He couldn’t.” Not because I’m
super-wonderful and practically perfect in every way, but because I’m willing. Maybe someone better
for the job left the Church and never looked back. Or maybe someone better keeps saying “no” because
“yes” can feel so scary. Maybe God takes who is willing. Moses was a murderer with a stutter; Saint
Bernadette was the slightest creature on earth. Saint Peter wasn’t exactly the calm, cool management
type, or a smooth operator, and look where he ended up. On paper, Judas might have had a better resume for the papacy, but he was unwilling to be led by God. So, here is what God and the Church
are left with: the unworthy, yet willing. A lot of us who are called to things we’re not especially good
at, give it a try; all for Jesus. Fortunately, where our own talents, skills, and energies fail us, grace can
fill in the gaps, if we let it.
I know there are people in every parish who would be better catechists than I am. When the
DRE makes her annual plea, they are too afraid to answer God’s call, because they know they are not
the perfect person for the job. But here’s the thing: The perfect person isn’t here. The perfect person
will probably never show up. But you are here, and you’re the one God is calling right now, in all your
imperfection. It’s OK to hold your breath, close your eyes, make the leap and offer to help. His grace
will make up for your deficiencies. Trust Him. Give your life to Him. He’ll do the rest.
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Adult Education Classes to be Offered this Fall
Holy Spirit Church will be offering a variety of Adult Education Classes for you to choose from this fall.
You will find each of them to be of excellent quality. Increase your knowledge of the faith and of the Bible by
taking a class. Become a part of the New Evangelization. Answer Pope Francis’ call to become a “Missionary
Disciple.” Engage yourself in the Year of Mercy.
Registration for these classes will take place at the Parish Ministry Fair the weekend of August 20th and
21st after each Mass in the Parish Hall. (If you cannot make it to the Ministry Fair, please register by emailing
Tracy Finke our Director of Religious Education at [email protected] ) Please make all checks payable to Holy Spirit Church.
Adult Education Class Choices:
Thursday Night Adult Bible Study with Dr. Ken Muenstermann!
Join us in the church on Thursday nights starting on September 8th at 6:30 pm for an in-depth and passionately Catholic Bible Study taught by Dr. Ken Muenstermann. Ken taught the Book of Genesis last school year
and will be teaching the Book of Exodus this year. Ken has a unique ability to teach Catholic doctrine and morality straight from the pages of Scripture. The Bible comes to life when Ken teaches it and his passion for
Scripture is very contagious. Over 200 parishioners attended Ken’s Bible study on Genesis. All will attest to
its greatness. We are looking forward to the class on Exodus.
This class is available to everyone. All are welcome! If you did not take the class on Genesis, no worries!
Come take Exodus and you will love it!
Hearts A Fire Program – The ‘One Thing’ is Three
We will be offering the second year of the Hearts A Fire program, The ‘One Thing’ is Three starting
on Tuesday, September 13th. Two classes will be offered: one during the day at 1:00 pm and another in the
evening at 6:30 pm. This class is 10 weeks in length and will end the week before Thanksgiving.
Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC, offers the perfect resource for those who desire sanctity and wisdom but
who are busy with life’s constant demands. The DVD and book will unlock the treasures of Catholicism in a
way that’s clear, concise, and compelling. You do not need to have completed any other Hearts A Fire program to sign up for this class.
Acts of the Apostles: (20 sessions)
Join renowned speaker, Jeff Cavins, as he guides you through a study of the Book of Acts. Acts of the
Apostles teaches how Christ's Kingdom on earth is empowered to carry out His work in the world. The book
of Acts shows the Church, enlivened by the Holy Spirit, teaching, preaching, healing, and restoring outcasts in
the same way that Jesus did on earth. The Acts of the Apostles provides an historic framework for understanding the rest of the New Testament. Paul’s letters in particular come alive in a new way when they are read
within the context of the Acts narrative. If you take this class, you will:
 See how the Gospel witness spread outward in waves, from Jerusalem to Judea and Samaria, and finally to
the ends of the earth.
 Share with the early Christians the joys and struggles of living the life of Christ, and learn how these apply
to us today.
 See how the Holy Spirit guided the apostles into Truth.
 Observe the way the Spirit-filled Church adapted to new cultures when proclaiming the Gospel.
 Watch the seeds of Church structure and authority take root, and see how conflicts were resolved even at
that early stage.
 See your place in Christ’s Church, and how you should live day-to-day as a disciple of Christ.
The cost is $30.00 for your class materials.
The Gospel of Luke: (18 sessions)
Join prolific author and speaker, Dr. Paul Thigpen and “Doors of Mercy” host Fr. Jeffrey Kirby, in exploring the Gospel of Luke. Featuring world-class video, shot on location in Rome and Assisi, as well as beautiful and full-color study materials, Luke is a Catholic Scripture Study like you’ve never seen before. Luke,
known as “The Gospel of Mercy,” is addressed to the Gentiles: all men and women seeking God. And it is
Luke that the Church draws from in a special way during this Extraordinary Jubilee Year. With Luke you will:
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 Gain profound insights into the merciful Heart of God across 18-sessions.
 Uncover Christ’s life-changing Mercy through a deep examination of the Prodigal Son.
 Discover how the parables of the woman with the lost coin, the Good Samaritan, and the Lost Sheep
show the depths of Our Lord’s Mercy.
 Be deeply engaged by the state-of-the-art video shot on location in Rome and Assisi.
The cost is $40.00 for your full color class materials.
Catholicism: The Pivotal Players (7-14 sessions, cost TBD)
Bishop Robert Barron's CATHOLICISM series, an epic ten part documentary, took people around the
world and deep into the Catholic Faith. The series aired on PBS and has been seen by millions. But there is
still more of the story to tell. Bishop Barron is on a new journey to unlock the truth behind the Catholic
Church's most influential people. CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players is a multi-part film series that illumines six saints, artists, mystics, and scholars who not only shaped the life of the Church but changed the
course of civilization.
 ST. FRANCIS The Reformer: Rebuild my Church! That’s the mission Christ gave to St. Francis and
it’s the perennial task of the Church in every age of its life. But how is the reform and renewal of the
Church to be accomplished? The life of St. Francis demonstrates that Christ intends the foundations of
true and lasting reform to be built on the solid rock that is the radical witness of the saints.
 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS The Theologian: The r elationship of faith and r eason is under intense
scrutiny in an age beholden to the competing claims of fundamentalism and secularism. So called “new
atheists” insist that the claims of religion amount to mere superstition, a retrograde holdover from a time
long ago. Others insist that the life of faith is a retreat into emotions and subjectivism. St. Thomas Aquinas anticipated these objections and trends and demonstrated that to believe is to think and that the life of
the mind is integral to life in Christ.
 BL. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN The Convert: Is there any truth in matters of religion? Should the
Church simply retreat in the face of the challenges of culture? John Henry Newman came into the
Church as a convert and used his prodigious intellectual gifts to help the Church better understand its
identity and mission and engage the challenges of a secular age.
 ST. CATHERINE of SIENA The Mystic: Is the physical world all there is? Is science the only path to
ascertaining truth? St. Catherine of Siena witnesses to a higher world beyond the material. Though the
fourteenth century mystic never studied theology, and never learned how to read or write, her life constitutes a powerful challenge to the flattened-out secularism of our time.
 G.K. CHESTERTON The Evangelist: How does one engage a culture that is befuddled by Christ and
suspicious of the Church? The life and witness of this nineteenth century literary convert shows that the
fundamental disposition of effective evangelization is joy, and life in Christ is a day-to-day encounter
with an abundant and surprising offer of grace.
 MICHELANGELO The Artist: The master of sculpture and painting is not a saint but serves as the
privileged representative of the creative potential engendered by the Catholic Faith. The Church professes that beauty is a route of access to God, and through humanity’s creative artistry we glimpse the power
and glory of the Lord.
EPIC: A Study of Church History
Presented by Steve Weidenkopf, this exciting 20-part series takes you through the major people,
places, and events that make up the history of the Catholic Church. See the glory of the Church founded by
Christ and understand where you fit into this Epic story.
In Epic you will:
 Learn about the major people, places, and events of the two-thousand years of Church history.
 Remember the 12 time periods of Church history using a unique color-coded system.
 Learn the true story of the Crusades.
 Understand the rationale for the medieval inquisitors
 Discover the revolutionary character of the Protestant Reformation.
 Discover the persecution of Christians in the 20th century.
 Learn about the workings of the Holy Spirit throughout Church history... and much more!
The cost is $25.00 for your class materials.
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Music Camp 2016!!
Last week, July 18-22, our building was bustling with the wonderful sounds of music, or as Father Merrill
fondly called it, “racket.” In any case, we had a great week with many varied musical experiences for the
campers to enjoy. Students played violin, Orff xylophones, handbells, and ukulele. They participated in the
process of theater production from the audition through the performance. They learned how to write music
utilizing music software. They played games, they ate, they made crafts, they sewed, and they sang! Campers were treated to the musical gifts of Christopher Joel Carter, the reigning Liberace contest champion,
Kathryn Newman and her concert harp, Lisa Kennedy and her beautiful soprano voice, and Anne Vasile
demonstrating our organ and allowing the children to get up close and personal. The campers also learned a
little bit about Gregorian Chant and its’ notation. They even sang a little.
Many thanks to all who helped make this year a great experience for all!! Liz Baker, Kyle Becher, Jonah
Celeski, Sally Coffee, Tim Dix, Susan Dunbar, Abby Henken, Julie Kellogg, Sherry
McEniry, Ryan Meier, Michael Rafferty, Sun Oberle, Sarah Tran, all our wonderful
teens, Hallman’s Music Store, Champion Screen Art, and Shaggy’s Restaurant!!
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Saint John Paul II Catholic High School
256-430-1760 www.jp2falcons.org
Contact the Admissions Team to
schedule a tour. [email protected].
Holy Spirit Regional
Catholic School
256-881-4852
Holy Spirit Regional Catholic School is a 2013 National Blue Ribbon recipient from the Department of
Education and also, accredited by the AdvancEd Association. We strive to provide an education strongly rooted in Catholic Values, reflecting each student’s unique qualities and promoting excellence in
the whole person.
JPII Employment Opportunity:
St. John Paul II Catholic High School is seeking a
dynamic, motivated and proven individual to join
our school family as Advancement Director. Candidate must have a genuine commitment to Catholic
education and able to assist in growing and strengthening the school’s Advancement and Alumni
programs. Duties will encompass all aspects of
advancement, including development and implementation of a comprehensive fund raising plan,
communication with stakeholders, and cultivation
and solicitation of annual, major and planned gifts.
Candidate will support the Principal and the Board
of Trustees. For more information, visit our website.
For consideration please send resume to:
[email protected]. Resumes will be accepted
through August 5, 2016.
Our vision is to challenge students to be faith-filled
individuals as they discover and utilize
to others.
For more information, please call 256-881-4852 to
schedule a tour or visit our website:
www.hstigers.org
Employment Opportunities
Holy Spirit Regional Catholic School is accepting
applications for the following positions for the 201617 school year.
Teachers must be state certified or possess qualifications to be certified.
PRO-LIFE
Middle School Math
Other non-certified positions:
Substitute Teachers
Before Care and After Care workers
Old Fashioned Prayer Walk for Life
35th Anniversary
Saturday, August 6th
9-11 a.m.
If you are qualified and interested in applying please
send an email requesting an application to
[email protected]
220 Rands Ave.
256-534-1996
chooselifehuntsville.org
“The mission of the Boy Scouts of
America is to prepare young people to
make ethical and moral choices over
their lifetimes by instilling in them the
values of the Scout Oath and Law.”
Cub Scout Pack 361
Cub Scouting is for boys in the 1st – 5th grades,
or 7 to 10 years of age.
Meets every 2nd Tuesday evening at 6:30pm
Holy Spirit School Auditorium
American Heritage Girls
AHG Mission
“Building women of integrity through service to God,
family, community, and country”
American Heritage Girls Kickoff!
American Heritage Girls Troop AL7361 is having our
Kickoff on Sunday, Aug.14 from 2-4 p.m. in Holy
Spirit School’s Auditorium. Parents can come sit on a
information session while the girls experience all the
fun of AHG! AHG is a Christ-centered scouting program for girls ages 5 – 18. For more information contact Angie Gilchrist at [email protected] or
256.778.8050.
For more information:
http://hspack361.com/
POC Er ic Davis, Cubmaster , (727) 239-5759
[email protected]
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Father James E. Coyle Memorial Mass
Let us Remember a Holy Priest
Killed in the Line of Duty
Wednesday August 10, 2016 at 12:10 P.M.
Cathedral of St. Paul · 2120 3rd Ave. North,
Reception and Special Address by
Judge William H. Pryor, Jr.
205.447.8796 ·www.fathercoyle.org
"Father Coyle was a martyr to duty."
Join us for the ProLife / ProFamily & NFP Baby
Shower on Sunday, August 14th from 3 until 5
pm in the St John the Baptist Parish Hall. Everyone
is welcome to pack baby baskets, spiritually adopt a
baby, and share in prayer and fellowship as we celebrate the dignity and beauty of life.
Please bring an item needed for the baby baskets:
pacifiers, infant onesies, thermometers, infant nail
clippers, bibs and burp cloths, infant rattles or similar
toys, swaddle blankets, diapers, bath wash, baby lotion, or bottles. Baby baskets will be delivered to
Catholic Family Services and used for local women
in crisis pregnancies.
John Carroll Catholic High School Classes of
1956, 1957, 1958 Combined Reunion
Saturday, August 20, 2016, at The Birmingham Botanical Gardens. Mass will be at 4:00 at St. Francis
Xavier and our reunion will start at 5:30. For more
information or registration please contact Diane
Swatek, [email protected] or 205-823-2330.
Your intercessory prayers and donations make a profound impact. We can't wait to see you!
Natural Family Planning (NFP). Learn NFP at
home and at your own pace with the Home Study
Course fr om NFP Inter national,
www.nfpandmore.org. Work with a live instructor
by email. Completion certificate. Only $70.
Magnificat Prayer Breakfast
Saturday, August 20
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Speaker, Johnnette Benkovic
St. Elias Parish Hall 8th St. South Birmingham
Cost: $15 (sales end August 14)
E-mail: [email protected]
Contact: Donna #205-408-0308
We are listed at the U.S Bishops' website under NFP
long distance learning: http://www.usccb.org/issuesand-action/marriage-and-family/natural-familyplanning/nfp-distance-learning.cfm
Spiritual Fitness for the Care Giver
with Dr. Dale Fletcher of
The Faith and Heath Connection
To give effective spiritual care to others, we need to
be spiritually fit ourselves!
Saturday, August 20
Catholic Family Services (1010 Chur ch Str eet,
Huntsville) offers quality Individual, Marriage, and
Family Therapy to all ages and all faiths in a Christian setting. Sliding scale, affordable rates without
insurance filing. Free pregnancy counseling. Our
new Director, Cathie McDaniel, M.A., LPC, can be
reached at (256)536-0073 or [email protected].
8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Fellowship Hall, First Baptist Church
$35 includes continental breakfast and lunch
To register, email [email protected] or go to
https://christiancoachinstitute.leadpages.co/spiritiualfitness-for-caregivers/ or call #256-883-6539
Employment Opportunity: Counselor needed for
Catholic Family Services, Huntsville, a faith-based,
nonprofit, social service agency offering Individual,
Marriage, and Family Therapy, as well as pro-life
services to pregnant women, adoption, and foster
care. Ideal candidates will be a Licensed Social
Worker, or Licensed Professional Counselor with
Psychology or Counseling, clinical experience, as
well as be a practicing Catholic in good standing
with knowledge of Catholic Social Teaching. Candidates should contact Cathie McDaniel, Director of
Registrations due by August 17.
St. Vincent dePaul
The Society of St. Vincent dePaul
Council is requesting volunteer
assistance from a Certified Public
Accountant with knowledge of commercial property tax codes to advise and assist the
council on a limited basis. If you can help or if you
need further information please contact Morgan
Jellett, 256-774-5453.
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Check out our new CD’s, Books and Booklets!
CD: All Things Are Possible For God As a young man, the last thing
Fr. Joshua Waltz ever thought he would be was a Catholic priest. But a series of choices—some bad and some good—ultimately led him to enter the
seminary. In this talk, Fr. Waltz shares an incredible vocation story that involves heartbreak, robbers, Europe, and several miracles—all showing that
there is nothing more exciting than a life lived for Jesus Christ. $3
Abraham (Revealing the Historical Roots of Our Faith) Stephen Ray
emphasizes that unless we understand the innate “Jewishness” of Christianity and our Old Testament heritage, we will never fully understand our
Faith, the Church, or even salvation itself. These are rooted not only in the
early Church, but 2000 years before that, in Abraham. With his infectious
enthusiasm, Stephen helps us to learn the deep truths of scripture that
God taught through Abraham. $3
CD: The Four Last Things Fr. Mike Schmitz is one of the leading Catholic
speakers in the Church today. Fr. Mike tackles four very difficult topics in
this exceptional presentation: Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell. Listen
to this talk and finally get the answers to the question: "What Happens
When I Die?" $3
CD: Living Life By Design no by Default With so much technology at
our fingertips, it's tough not to get swept away in all the noise and clutter.
In our society there's often a tendency to live passively by simply "going
with the flow." In this talk given at a FOCUS national conference, Fr. Mike
Schmitz explains how we need to live an intentionally Christian life within a
technological age. $3
CD: 15 Things To Do In The Midst of Suffering Suffering is a mystery
we all face at some time in our lives. Whether it is physical, emotional, or
spiritual, it will test our faith. Internationally known speaker Jeff Cavins
shares personal insights he gained through his own physical pain. He
shows us how we can join our sufferings with those of Jesus on the cross,
bringing renewed meaning to the suffering we experience in our lives. $3
CD: Following the Call of Christ Fr. Robert Barron, one of the great
spiritual teachers of our time, presents these biblical stories of true conversion drawing from the riches of scriptural accounts. They were people just
like you and me who were called by Christ - Bartimaeus, The Man Born
Blind, The Woman at the Well, and Jonah and the Great Fish. $3
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CD: 5-Time Major League All Star on Winning the Game for Christ Allstar Mike Sweeney speaks to 5000 young adults about his own experience
of living his Catholic Faith from when he was a high school jock, through
his time in Major League baseball. With humor and humility, he shares the
circumstances that led him to completely center his life on God, and how
the Lord wants to personally be involved in your life, too. Mike relates how
pivotal choices led to his amazing ride with Christ. $3
CD: An Invitation to Consider the Catholic Faith Why should a person
who is not Catholic consider entering into the Church? Father Francis
Peffley gives five compelling reasons, followed by a simple outline of the
steps one would take to begin the process of becoming Catholic. Fr.
Peffley is active with parish young adult ministry, retreat work, Catholic
apologetics, and evangelization. His hobbies include golf, scuba diving,
bowling, and juggling fire torches and machetes.$3
Booklet: Preparing for Your Child’s Baptism Baptism is a gift for you,
your child and for the whole family. This booklet explains what the sacrament
is all about and what it means for you and your child. There are also practical
suggestions and activities for you to follow during the time of preparation and
on the day of the Sacrament itself to support your child in prayer together
with all the family. Make your child's baptism a time to enrich and renew the
faith of everyone involved. $2
Booklet: Why Go to Mass Some Catholics go to Mass simply because
they have always done so, out of obligation, or because their parents, teachers or peers demand that they come. Others have either given up completely
or are still searching. Relying greatly upon the new Catechism of the Catholic
Church, Fr Michael Evans provides a beautiful summary of the meaning of
the Mass and the powerful reasons why it holds the central position in the life
of the Church and Christians. How can we love God, and our neighbor without the love of Christ? $2
Book: My Sisters the Saints In " My Sisters the Saints" , author Colleen
Carroll Campbell blends her personal narrative of spiritual seeking, trials,
stumbles, and breakthroughs with the stories of six women saints who profoundly changed her life: Teresa of Avila, Therese of Lisieux, Faustina of Poland, Edith Stein of Germany, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, and Mary of Nazareth. Drawing upon the rich writings and examples of these extraordinary
women, the author reveals Christianity’s liberating power for women and the
relevance of the saints to the lives of contemporary Christians. $4
Book: Bible Basics for Catholic From biblical scholar Dr. John Bergsma
— two-time "Teacher of the Year" from Franciscan University of Steubenville,
OH — comes this fresh, fun, and authentically Catholic introduction to the "big
picture" of salvation history. This overview of the Bible is based on Bergsma's
widely popular introduction to theology course at Franciscan University of
Steubenville. Bergsma combines sound theology, academic expertise, pastoral wisdom, and an endearing playfulness to draw readers into the connection
between the great stories of the Bible and salvation in Jesus. $4
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Invest just five minutes a day, and your faith
will deepen and grow—a day at a time.
SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2016 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Strike it rich
Where does true wealth lie? In his Spiritual
Exercises, Saint Ignatius writes, “If I have
nothing, my only possession is Christ . . . and this is to be
really true to myself—the humility of a person whose
whole reality and value is grounded in being created and
redeemed in Christ.” The call of a Christian is to be spiritually secure, not taking stock in what the world gives, but
in the promises of Christ. That is where true wealth lies: in
being fully given to Christ, so that nothing can come between you and the love of God.
TODAY’S READINGS: Ecclesiastes 1:2; 2:21-23;
Colossians 3:1-5, 9-11; Luke 12:13-21 (114).
“Take care to guard against all greed, for though
one may be rich, one’s life does not consist of
possessions.”
MONDAY, AUGUST 1
money away if she is broke?”; “If I give him something,
he’s only going to spend it on booze.” It’s easy to slip into
a “worthiness calculation,” but what should give us pause
is the awareness of the ways we also fall short of the ideal. There is wisdom in the cliché “There but for the grace
of God . . . .” Remember it the next time someone asks
for assistance.
TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 31:1-7; Matthew
15:21-28 (409). “Please, Lord, for even the dogs
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 FEAST OF JOHN VIANNEY, PRIEST
A pastor knows his flock
A good pastor can transform a parish. This was certainly
true of the small rural parish led by Saint John Vianney.
Known as the “world’s pastor,” Vianney led the people of
Ars, France in the early 1800s by the example of his faith
and life. Vianney attracted more than 100,000 pilgrims
from throughout Europe and was remarkably present to
all whom he encountered. He drew others into God’s love
through his own love, modeling the true role of a pastor—
to be a reflection of Christ. In doing so, he affected not
only his parish but the whole church. Remember the patron saint of parish priests in your prayers today.
TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 31:31-34; Matthew
16:13-23 (410). “I will place my law within them,
and write it upon their hearts; I will be their God,
and they shall be my people.”
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5
What’s your gift to the world?
Vincent Van Gogh said, “The best way to know God is to
love many things.” Alphonsus Liguori embodied this wisdom, as a prolific spiritual author as well as an accomplished musician, poet, and painter. With more than 100
works on spirituality to his name, his writings have been
translated into dozens of languages and thousands of
editions, making him one of the most widely read Catholic
authors of all time. When we discover our gifts and use
them to serve God, our works multiply. What are your
gifts and how will you put them in service to the world?
TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 28:1-17; Matthew
14:13-21 (407). “His heart was moved with pity
for them, and he cured their sick.”
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2
FEAST OF PETER JULIAN EYMARD, PRIEST
Let God mould your life
In the world of sculpture, the name Rodin ranks right up
there with Michelangelo. The great French sculptor—
creator of The Thinker and many other masterpieces—
was a renowned artist by 1900, but it might never have
been that way. In 1862, Rodin’s beloved sister died and
he felt he had let her down. Deeply anguished and guilt
ridden, he sought refuge by joining a Catholic order, the
Congregation of the Blessed Eucharist. Saint Peter Julian
Eymard, founder and head of the congregation, sensing
that Rodin was running from his pain and wasn’t really
suited to religious life, encouraged him to continue with
his sculpture. Rodin returned to work and the rest is history. God blesses each of us with gifts. Serve God by developing yours in the service of humanity.
TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 30:1-2, 12-15, 1822; Matthew 14:22-36 or Matthew 15:1-2, 10-14
(408). “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?”
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3
Everyone is worthy
When you pass a person begging on a street corner, what
goes through your mind? Is there a quick calculation going on as to their worthiness? Some variation on: “He
looks like he could be working”; “Why is she smoking her
At home with Mary
It may seem to you that we are honoring a church building
on this feast of the Basilica of Mary Major, but in truth the
church honors not a building, but Mary the mother of God
on this feast. This basilica has remained a beacon of
strength and beauty that has honored Mary since the
fourth century. It reminds us that Mary intercedes on our
behalf and is a perfect model of courage and faithfulness
for each of us to imitate. But you don’t have to travel to
Rome to meditate on patron saints. Read about the patron of your parish community and ask for that saint’s assistance.
TODAY’S READINGS: Nahum 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Matthew 16:24-28 (411). “Jesus said to his disciples .
. . begin to follow in my footsteps.”
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
FEAST OF THE TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD
Let faith take you to the next level
Why do people climb mountains? Is it the view? The rarefied air that refreshes? The challenge? All of that may be
true but in biblical times, people also climbed a lot of
mountains because they were in the way! Mountains dot
the landscape in biblical regions. If you want to appreciate
the power of the many transformational events in the Bible that happened to take place on mountains, climb one
yourself, or at least visit the Rockies, Appalachia, or some
other higher-elevation destination. Perhaps you, too, will
be transformed!
TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Peter
1:16-19; Luke 9:28b-36 (614). “Jesus took Peter,
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MARRIAGE
Arrangements for weddings must be made six
months in advance with our priests. A Marriage
Preparation Class is required.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
If you are ill and would like to receive the Sacrament of the Sick and/or the Eucharist please contact
the parish office to make arrangements.
Contact parish office prior to hospitalization,
surgery or during illness.
Baptism Preparation Class
For parents and godparents, Aug. 10—7:00 PM in
the Multi Purpose Room of the Parish Life Center.
Please call the parish office to make a reservation so
we can plan for you! 256-881-4781 “0”
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #764
Grand Knight
Tim Karigan
883-4325
Parish Ministries & Contact Persons
ADMINISTRATIVE
Adopt-A-Plot
Communications
Data Entry
Money Counters
Pastoral Council
Print Shop & Mailing
Ava Joly
Michael Rafferty
Joe Hodges
Pat Carrigan
Jon Hollihan
Maritza Holland
PARISH LIFE
883-0016
539-2165
880-0211
882-1911
882-2666
881-4781
Bookstore
Jeanne King
881-1385
Holy Spirit Travel Club
Sandy Wells [email protected]
Hospitality Committee
Debra Kibler
714-3468
Nursery
Sharon Brown
881-4781
Parish Life Center Library Dexter Nilsson
881-6366
Perpetual Adoration of the Eucharist
Bob Dineen
880-0221
Pete Robert
882-0033
Malen Colberg (Spanish)
650-5194
Maritza Holland(Spanish) 808-551-2901
Jason Poyer
881-1526
Widowed Group
Hugo Jenrath
682-1694
Our Lady’s Rosary Makers Ann Digesu
881-0863
Pat Scroggins
881-9228
COMMUNITY
Beginning Experience
Voice Mail 837-8375
Catholic Family Services
1010 Church Street
536-0073
Catholic Women of the Diocese of Birmingham
Carol Chapuran
882-0655
Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) Christina Spradlin
698-8679
Cursillo in Christianity
Bob McCoy
532-1991
KAIROS Prison Ministry
Deacon Sam Dias
715-1190
Knights of Columbus #764
http:/www.kofc764.com
Ladies’ Auxiliary #764
Margaret Lagasse
650-5515
Marriage Encounter
Jason & Susan Poyer
881-1526
Meals on Wheels
Jonathan Duerr
527-4345
Our Lady’s Prayer Group
Debbie Cvitan
881-3874
Pro-Life
Gisela Dyer
885-1786
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Adult Education & Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults—RCIA
Tracy Finke
881-0345
Faith Formation - Ages 3 thru grade 12, and
Vacation Bible School
Tracy Finke
881-0345
SOCIAL JUSTICE
HISPANIC OFFICE
Haiti Parish Twinning Program
Bob McCoy
Habitat for Humanity
Marianne Higgins
Hispanic Ministry Coordinator Maria Jose Bonilla 881-4781 ext. 225
Secretary
Martha Barragan
881-2211
MUSIC
Adult Choirs
St. Cecilia Choir and
St. Gregory Youth Choir
St. Nicholas Choir
Youth Mass Ensemble
Ministry to the Sick and Homebound
Michael Sudnik
604-3374
[email protected]
Society of St.Vincent DePaul Bernadette Deal
797-8173
Stephen Ministry
Lee or Kathy Heckman
489-7389
Carolyn Brunty
683-7015
Anne Vasile
ext. 219 881-4781
Dr. Rebecca Whited 1-256-620-7925
[email protected]
Ann-Kathleen Whited
[email protected]
Anne Vasile
ext. 219 881-4781
LITURGY
Altar Guild
Altar Servers
Eucharistic Ministers
Lectors
Altar Linens
Wedding Coordinator
Heather Dixson
Michelle Vandergrift
Tracy Finke
Lynne Greco
Vicki Pape
Connie Beveridge
Mary Walker
ext. 0
YOUTH
468-2754
828-2548
881-0345
882-0888
883-0835
882-3414
881-4781
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
American Heritage Girls
Youth Ministry
HOLY SPIRIT CHURCH TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Fr. Michael Mac Mahon 216
Fr. Charles Merrill
217
Anne Vasile
219
Tracy Finke
223
Religious Ed (School)
249
532-1991
653-1843
Deacon Mike Sudnik
Kyle Becher
Judy Rebman
Maritza Holland
Disaster Relief
18
212
220
224
211
232
RJ Solohub
529-5200
Eric Davis
727-239-5759
Angie Gilchrist
[email protected]
Lori Lai
882-6483
881-4781 + extension
Nursery
Bookstore
Maritza Holland
Maria Jose Bonilla
Julie Kellogg
235
215
251
225
234