WISDOM. FAITH. HOLINESS. CHARITY.

Sunday, March 22 thru

Tuesday, March 24

Communal Reconciliation

Wednesday, March 25

6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Themes: (1) Jesus/Evangelization

(2) Church sins/Sent-forth-Church

(3) How the poor evangelize us/

Presenters: Fr. Paul Prabell, Fr. Jay Von

Handorf, & Dcn. William Grimes

WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 22, 2015

Saturday St. Francis 4:00 p.m.

St. John 6:00 p.m.

Sunday St. John 9:00 & 11:00 a.m.

St. John Spanish 1:00 p.m.

Monday St. John 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday St. John 8:30 a.m.

Wednesday St. John Noon

CCD (Sept.-May)

6:15 p.m.

Thursday St. John 7:00 a.m.

(Reconciliation 6:30 p.m. /

Adoration until 8a Friday).

Friday St. John 7:00 a.m.

(during Lenten season, then resume back to 5:30 p.m.)

ENGLISH AND SPANISH BAPTISMS are celebrated

on the 2nd & 4th weekends of each month

during Mass. Otherwise, a private baptism will

be performed on the 3rd Saturday of every

month at noon. Contact Jennifer Allen for more

info. at 502-868-7407. Baptism preparation

classes are on the 2nd Sunday in Jan., Mar.,

May, Jul., Sept., Nov. at 3p in the undercroft.

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCH 604 East Main Street

Georgetown, KY 40324

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH

4086 Frankfort Pike Georgetown, KY 40324 Phone: 502.863.3404

Fax: 502.863.2259

E-mail: parishoffice@ssfrancisjohn.org

Website: www.ssfrancisjohn.org

“LIKE” US!

HISPANIC BAPTISM PREP CLASS is the 2nd

Sunday in Jan., Mar., May, Jul., Sept., Nov.

after 1:00 p.m. Mass in the undercroft. Para

obtener información de bautismo de hispanos,

póngase en contacto con Carmen Garcia al

502-863-1213.

ST. JOHN CATHOLIC SCHOOL

106 Military Street

Georgetown, KY 40324

Principal: Dan Mardell (x.103)

Administrative Assistant: Jennifer Noffsinger

Phone: 502.863.2607 (x.101)

E-mail: office@stjohnschoolonline.org

Website: www.stjohnschoolonline.org

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT

PARISH

MISSION

STATEMENT

Guided by the Holy Spirit, we are an

evangelizing community of faith sustained by the

Eucharist. Through our

commitment to stewardship,

Catholic education, and life-long formation,

we welcome, nourish and empower

our family, challenging

one another to live out the Gospel.

MARCH 22, 2015

Pastor: Rev. Mary Peter Linh Xuan Nguyen (x. 102; fr.linh@ssfrancisjohn.org) Deacons: Rev. Mr. John Calandrella & Rev. Mr. Skip Olson Business & Development Manager: Maggie McGuire (x.104; mmcguire@ssfrancisjohn.org) Liturgical Music Director: Marleda Upton (mupton@cdlex.org) Communications Manager: Paul Sirimongkhon Administrative Assistant: Open (x.100; parishoffice@ssfrancisjohn.org) Regional Accountant: Michelle Burgmaier (x.105) Volunteer CCD (K-5) Coordinator: Paula Rodman (rodmanfive@bellsouth.net) Coordinator of Youth Life: Ben Horn (502-320-1080; bhorn@cdlex.org)

SS.FRANCIS & JOHN PARISH STAFF

M ASS INTE NTIONS

MONDAY, MARCH 23: Lenten Weekday; St. Turibius of Mogravejo, Bishop

Readings: Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 / Jn 8:1-11

5:30p (SJC): Memory of Kitty Fister TUESDAY, MARCH 24: Lenten Weekday

Readings: Nm 21:4-9 / Jn 8:21-30

8:30a (SJC): Memory of Howard Fister

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25: The Annunciation of the Lord

Readings: Is 7:10-14; 8:10 / Heb 10:4-10 / Lk 1:26-38

12:00p (SJC): Memory of Effie Kettenring

THURSDAY, MARCH 26: Lenten Weekday

Readings: Gn 17:3-9 / Jn 8:51-59

7:00a (SJC): Memory of Dorothy Butler

FRIDAY, MARCH 27: Lenten Weekday

Readings: Jer 20:10-13 / Jn 10:31-42

7:00a (SJC): Memory of Martha Meli SATURDAY, MARCH 28: Lenten Weekday

Readings: Ez 37:21-28 / Jn 11:45-56

4:00p (SFC): Memory of Kathleen Hackworth

6:00p (SJC): Memory of Josephine Moran

SUNDAY, MARCH 29: Palm Sunday

Readings: Ez 37:12-14 / Rom 8:8-11 / Jn 11:1-45

9:00a (SJC): Memory of Joe Mulholland

11:00a (SJC): Memory of Ramon E. Carrasquel

1:00p (SJC): Memory of Dominic Duc-Tien Ngo

If you would like to schedule a Mass Intention ($5 ea), call 502-863-3404 x.100.

A $5 stipend is due at the time of request. Novena candles are available on the

Altar (suggested $1 donations may be placed in the candle stand).

MINISTERS OF THE L ITURGY

MAR 28 @ 4:00p (SF)

Sacristan: OPEN

Greeters: OPEN

Servers: J. Stewart, G. Stewart

Eucharistic Ministers: D. Lewis, D. Clark

Lectors: R. Hamilton

MAR 28 @ 6:00p (SJ)

Sacristan: M. Asbridge

Greeters: T. Fister, K. Fister

Servers: M. Asbridge, T. Asbridge, A. Asbridge

Eucharistic Ministers: L. Marshall, P. Weber, J. Hernandez, M. Parker, P. Keith

Lectors: S. Drummond, R. Griese

MAR 29 @ 9:00a (SJ)

Sacristan: R. Strohm

Greeters: D. Whelan, E. Carr

Servers: B. Duryea, Sr., B. Duryea, Jr., J. Duryea

Eucharistic Ministers: J. Kaulig, C. Kaulig, S. Whelan, B. Fister, C.A. Fister

Lectors: W. Baker, R. Ventimiglia

MAR 29 @ 11:00a (SJ)

Sacristan: Knights of Columbus

Greeters: Knights of Columbus

Servers: Knights of Columbus

Eucharistic Ministers: Knights of Columbus

Lectors: Knights of Columbus

Homebound Ministers: Group 1— Holdt; Group 2—Rabe

COUNTERS FOR MAR 30: Jean Sparks, Dick & Jan Schweitzer

If you would like to add a loved one to the prayer list, contact the Parish Office at 502-863-3404 or parishoffice@ssfrancisjohn.org.

Names will remain for 6 weeks.

SS. FRANCIS & JOHN CATHOLIC PARISH MARCH 22, 2015

PLEASE PRAY FOR: Joe Scott, brother of Anne Dadds; Rick Millay, brother-in

-law of Sharron Spalding; Patrick Willett; Ronald Tabila, friend of Julie Moore; Fr. John Thomas (Bowling Green parish); John Neri, family friend of Sharon Spalding; Jeff Greene, cousin to Shirley Gant; Dorothy McFadden, mother of Barbara Strippelhoff; Esther Marie Forest, sister of Pete DeCastro; Louise Calandrella, Dcn John Calandrella's mother; Beth Bell, wife of Mike Bell;

Joan Resemius; Veronica LaValley; Michael Lynch; Pat Ewing; Lou Ann

Hutchinson; Virginia Moore; Mary Katherine Tackett; Dcn. John & Claudia Calandrella.

PR AYER RE QUESTS

MAR 22: Choir rehearsal, 3p, SJC; Lent Mission—Evangelii Gaudium—The Joy

of the Gospel, 6:30p, SJC

MAR 23: Bible Study, 9:30a, SJC; Cub Scouts, 6-8p, 3rd Grade Classroom;

Lent Mission—Evangelii Gaudium—The Joy of the Gospel, 6:30p, SJC

MAR 24: Lent Mission—Evangelii Gaudium—The Joy of the Gospel, 6:30p, SJC

MAR 25: Communal Penance, 6:30p, SJC; CCD 6:15p; Middle School Youth

Group 6:15p, 8th grade classroom

MAR 26: Eucharistic Adoration, 7:30a Thurs to 7a Fri, SJC; Gala Committee

Meeting 6:30p, UC; High School Youth Ministry 7p, MH

MAR 26: Strategic Planning Committee Mtg., 6:30p, TH

MAR 27: Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry, 5-7p, UC; Stations of the Cross,

7p, SJC; Stations of the Cross in Spanish, 7:30p, SJC

MAR 30: Bible Study, 9:30a, SJC; Cub Scouts, 6-8p, 3rd Grade Classroom;

MAR 31: Bible Study, 7p, MH;

APR 1: CCD 6:15p; Middle School Youth Group 6:15p, 8th grade classroom

APR 2: Holy Thursday: Parish Office Closed; Mass 7p, SJC, Adoration to follow

APR 3: Good Friday: Parish Office Closed; Passion Play 9a, SJC; Live Stations

of the Cross, Downtown Georgetown to SJC, 5p; Service 7p, SJC

APR 4: Easter Vigil: Mass 8:30p, SJC

APR 5: Easter Sunday: Mass 10a, John L. Hill Chapel, Georgetown College

Campus; 1p, Mass (en Español), SJC

APR 6: Easter Monday: Parish Office Closed

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

at St. John Church The Stations of the Cross will be held every Friday during

Lent through March 27 at 7:00 p.m. The Hispanic Community will be holding their Stations

of the Cross at 7:30 p.m. If you would like to read the station or be a cross bearer or a candle

bearer, please email Carol Kaulig atckaulig@bellsouth.net and she will put you on the schedule (on a first come first served basis).

DATE S TO KNO W

STE WARDSHIP OF TRE ASURE

WEEKLY OFFERTORY REPORTING

Amount Collected

Amount Needed

Fiscal Year To Date Collected

Fiscal Year To Date Needed

Offertory March 15 $10,722.02 $10,388.81 $402,816.43 $394,774.78

Collected Lenten Goal Total Collected To Date Total Needed to Reach Goal

Gather the Fragments $892.45 $7,000.00 $2,966.48 $4,033.52

Debt Retirement/OIFM $750.00 $15,219.00

MARCH 22

Donald Buganski

Bennie Coleman

Courtney Dutra

Ann Falk

Julia Hall

Lindsey Knecht

Logan Knecht

Alice LaCasse

Marjorie Lucas

Gregory Perry

MARCH 23

Julia Comer

Patricia Cornett

Rohan James

Jeevan James

Samantha Luckett

Barbara Milosch

Jessica Scott

MARCH 24

Jason Gant

Joseph Osbourne

Tara Puchovsky

MARCH 25

Ray Andres

Preston Luckett

MARCH 26

Mary Beaven

Sarah Caldwell

M ARCH BIRTHD AYS

Gilbert Farrell

Christine Froats

Evan Lopez

Randy Partin

MARCH 27

Libby Carlin

Jason Robert Crisler

Sarah DeMoor

Christopher McCarron

MARCH 28

Juan Cortez

Kevin Hargrave

Bill Hulette

Jamie Robles Juarez

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 22, 2015

The Fifth Sunday of Lent-March 22 The Fifth Sunday of Lentbundle of wheat was placed in the Jerusalem scene which signifies Jesus's bountiful gifts to us all. He satisfies our hungry hearts with gifts of finest wheat. In calling Lazarus out of the tomb, He freely gave us a chance to see so we might believe. Do we always come to the table of plenty with eyes of faith and an attitude of gratitude?

Jeremiah 31:31-34

Hebrews 5:7-9

John 12:20-33

A New Covenant 31 The days are surely coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah. 32 It will not be like the covenant that I made with their ancestors when I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt—a covenant that they broke, though I was their husband, says the Lord. 33 But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, says the Lord: I will

put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. 34

What would it mean for us to have God’s law written on our hearts? One of the great things the Bible reveals to us is that God is determined to have a family who will represent God to the world. Perhaps God’s determination to have a family stems from the Biblical revelation that the essence of God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, is family – a family on mission. God is a family on mission to redeem and restore this Creation which

God loves so deeply; deeply enough that the Father was willing to allow His Son to be sacrificed for the salvation of us all.

This year for Lent I am planning to spend more time with my family learning Holy Scripture by heart. It has been SUCH a blessing to learn Bible verses by heart, because you never know when you will talk to someone who is hurting, someone who could use a word of promise or encourage-ment or challenge. And what better words do we have than God’s Word! I pray that when Christ calls me home, and when He examines my heart,

I pray that He will recognize my heart as belonging to Him because his living and active Word is written there.

- Bryan Langlands Campus Minister, Director of the Office of Faith Georgetown College

Monday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 23 John 8:1-11 My three-year-old son and five-year-old daughter get into a lot of fights lately. More often than not, I find myself breaking them up and doling out

consequences, trying to see past "who started it." Sixteen miles north of my home is Ferguson — which, in one of the most segregated metro

areas of our country, might as well be on the other side of the world. You probably know it's been a site of civil unrest since a white police officer

shot a young unarmed black man last summer. What is justice? What is mercy? Who is innocent?

In today's first reading, Susanna stands falsely accused of adultery, and Daniel turns the tables by exposing the elders' lies about her. There's an

easy and clear-cut resolution, after some drama. But in the gospel, the woman is "caught in the very act of adultery." There is no doubt about her

guilt. Jesus famously admonishes the mob, "You without sin, cast the first stone." And when there is no one left, he lets her go. Am I capable of

that kind of mercy? Even when I catch someone in the very act of committing a wrong, can I remember my own sinful nature before I start casting

stones? Can I show mercy to my kids? To a cop who might or might not use lawful force? To a man who might or might not be guilty of a crime?

As in the psalm, we trust that we should fear no evil, even in the dark valley. God is always present, spreading a banquet for us in front of our

enemies. Sometimes it's hard to trust that God is there in a world full of injustice. But I think the greater challenge is in taking that grace to be just

and merciful ourselves, even to those who might not deserve it.

- Christian Cosas

Music Director, St. Dominic Savio Catholic Church, St. Louis

Liturgical Music Composer

Weekly Reflections

SS. FRANCIS & JOHN CATHOLIC PARISH MARCH 22, 2015

Tuesday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 24 John 8:21-30

Wednesday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 25 Luke 1:26-30

Thursday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 26 John 8:51-59

Friday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 27 John 10:31-42

Saturday of the Fifth Week of Lent - March 28 John 11:45-56 In today's Gospel reading, the high priests and Pharisees are concerned with the impact Jesus may have on their lives. Ultimately, they decide to

kill him, so he is driven to the desert for a while. I don't like to think that I've ever plotted to kill Jesus or driven him away, but the fact is, I know I

have. And, Lent is that wonderful time of year that helps me to realize that.

For a few years now, my wife and I, as part of our Lenten fasting, have given up television. The first couple of days and weeks bring with them a

silence and peace that strongly highlights the ways we've driven away and killed Jesus so many times throughout the year. Once the TV is gone,

we inevitably turn to quieter, more family-oriented activities like board games, puzzles or reading together. Like most, we always thought of TV as

relaxing, but we didn't realize how fast­paced and chaotic it really is until it was gone. In those slower, quieter activities, we always start to hear

each other more clearly. And, what's more, God's whispers that were there all along can start to be heard.

I think we all have a hard time getting into Lent at first because when we start thinking about fasting, we can't help but see the excess in our lives.

Be it addictions, squandered time, or spiritual laziness, we look to the desert and see Jesus standing there where we asked him to stay every time

we reached for the remote instead of our Bibles or rosaries. My hope for this Lenten season is that your family and mine can both succeed in

finding that noise in our lives, muting it, and letting Jesus know that it's safe to come back around.

- The LaCasse Family

Lent Reflections

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 22, 2015

COMMUNITY INFORM ATION

HANDS, HEIGHT AND HELP

NEEDED FOR DECORATING!

The Arts & Environment Committee

needs assistance with decorating for

Palm Sunday and Easter Triduum.

We are in need of tall, short, strong

men, women and children. The

following is a schedule in regard to

when we will be decorating. We

may work on flower arrangements for

Palm Sunday on Thursday and Friday (March 26 & 27) late afternoon and

early evening as well:

Friday, March 27 - decorate for Palm Sunday.

Holy Thursday April 2 – Thursday AM set up stations for “washing of

feet”. Afternoon (approximately 2:00-3:00 PM) set up the Altar of Repose

downstairs. (We hope to recruit students from the school to help carry

chairs etc. downstairs)! Following the Mass of the Lord’s Supper we will

prepare for Good Friday. We will need strong and tall individuals to

help move and hang high items. Please consider remaining after

Mass to help for a few minutes.

Good Friday, April 3 - Following Good Friday services (approximately

8:30 PM) we will decorate for Easter Vigil! As you know this is one of the

Church’s most beautiful celebrations! A lot of loving hands are needed.

We will need tall and strong individuals to assist in hanging items in

the alter area and moving heavy items. We also need individuals to

work and display flowers.

Saturday, April 4 Easter Vigil - During the morning hours we will continue

(if needed) to decorate and set up for Easter Vigil and move and set up

some items at John L. Hill Chapel.

Sunday, April 5 Easter – (approximately 8:00-8:30) meet at St. John’s

to move items from the church to John L. Hill chapel for Easter Mass

at 10:00 AM. We will need vehicles and individuals to transport items for

the Mass. Following Mass at John L. Hill Chapel we will need helpers to

transport items back to St. John for the Hispanic Mass at 1:00 PM.

If you have any questions please contact Leslie_Hughes423@hotmail.com

859-576-0536 or Susan at scraft089@yahoo.com 502-863-2046.

CHILDREN’S BIBLE SCHOOL will be making some

changes in format and scheduling, and will not

be held for the next couple of months. Please

watch for more information to come! Meanwhile,

please join the Knights of Columbus for Fish Fry

Fridays in the Undercroft every Friday during

Lent. For any questions concerning Children's Bible School,

or to help, please contact Jennifer Allen, 502-868-7407

oraleenjennifer@yahoo.com, thank you.

WOMEN AT THE WELL BOOK DISCUSSION: The group will meet

on Wednesday, April 8 (a week later than previously announced due to

Holy Week) at 7:00 pm at the Mulberry Cafe in the library on the

Georgetown College Campus. We will discuss Book 2 (The Wife) of the

trilogy Kristen Lavransdatter by Sigrid Undset. Women of all denominations

are welcome for lively faith-based discussion! Questions? Contact Mary

Lou White (marylouwhite07@gmail.com).

CATHOLIC CHARITIES: Catholic Charities is thrilled to bring back our

signature fundraising event, A Divine Affair on June 5 at The Carrick

House. Ten of our own Diocesan Priests will bring their personal touch to

the bar and appetizer buffet line to compete for the title of “best celebrity

chef.” We are proud to announce that your Pastor, Father Linh Nguyen,

will be a participant. This festive evening will feature our celebrity cuisine,

an open bar, a live and silent auction, blackjack tables, raffles and multiple

door prizes! All of the proceeds from A Divine Affair will benefit the social

service mission our Diocese. A Divine Affair cannot be successful without

a “Divine Support System!” Sponsorship opportunities are still available

including The Archangel Sponsor level. This is a $500 opportunity for you

to sponsor Father Linh and it includes two tickets and reserved seats to the

event, signage, program, and podium recognition and 30 day recognition

on the website and Facebook page. For additional information, please

contact Cindy Mitchell at 253-1993 x 213 or cmitchell@cdlex.org. We look

forward to seeing the Holy Spirit crowd at the event to support the work of

Catholic Charities and Father Linh.

SAVE THE DATE for this year's Double

Saints Thrift Sale: August 28th-29th.

We will be collecting donations of yard

sale leftovers/unwanted items every

Monday beginning April 13th, from

5:30pm 7:30pm, and every Saturday

beginning April 18th, from 2:00pm-

3:30pm at Bossy Barn. (We will NOT

accept televisions, baby cribs, and mattresses.) For any

questions please contact Erin Beaucham, 502-316-1146,

emhbeaucham@hotmail.com. Thank you for your support of this

year’s Double Saints Thrift Sale!

LENT & EASTER SCHEDULE 2015

CURIOUS ABOUT CATHOLIC WAY BIBLE STUDY? We will start a

three-week course on St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians during the

Monday, March 30 class (starts at 9:30 in the church) as well as

the Tuesday, March 31 class (starts at 7 p.m. at the Mary House).

Come and see what it's all about. For more information, contact

Anne Dadds (daddsanne@gmail.com) or Sam Newcomb

(newcomb@uky.edu).

SS. FRANCIS & JOHN CATHOLIC PARISH MARCH 22, 2015

Easter Flower Offerings

Donated by: In Memory of: In Honor of:

Mrs. Adelheid Braunstein Andrew Braunstein

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Britsch Jesse Peyton

Mr. Donald Buganski

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Crist Mary "Birdie" Crist

Harland E. Crist

Prapa Khankhao

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dadds

Mr. & Mrs. Ciprano Enriquez Leopoldo Enriquez

Librada Enriquez

Jesus H. Perez

Epifania Ruiz

Mrs. Rosemary Eskridge Ed & Ellen Kuzma

Edw. A. Kuzma

Lillian & Milton Eskridge

John M. Eskridge

Steven & Ella Jakab

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Gant William & Maxine Gant

Charles & Monica Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hawkins John & Ruth Hawkins Katherine Tackett

Carl J. Tackett

Linda Hawkins Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Clayborn Hunter James & Frances Barron Clayborn & Donna Hunter

Charles & Elizabeth Russelburg Darrell & Bernice Russelburg

Mrs. Kim Jedlicki Frank Jedlicki

Fabian Jedlicki

John & Gwen Entorf

Jim & Maggie McGuire Ambrose & Agnes Somers

Daniel Somers

Barbara Somers

Anita Kruzitski

Gertrude Peskie

Sam Newcomb

Larry & Katy Prather Louise Cooney

Mr. & Mrs. Porter Prather

Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo Santos

Mr. & Mrs. William Strohm John & Agnes Horvath

Norbert & Eileen Strohm

Mrs. Mary Katherine Tackett Les & Katherine Stevens

Carl J. Tackett

Mr. & Mrs. William Weber Parents & Son

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Zinger Steve Zinger

WOMEN’S CURSILLO WEEKEND Attention women of SS. Francis & John. There will be a women’s Cursillo Weekend beginning Thursday evening July 9th and ending Sunday evening July 12th. We have two women from our parish on the Team and Fr. Brawner

will the spiritual director. Please open your heart to see if God is calling you to be on this weekend. Cursillo is a Spanish word meaning “short course in Christianity.” It is a weekend filled with talks, reflection, daily mass, confession, and lots of food and laughter. You will fall in love with your Catholic Faith. For more information contact Donzetta Hughes at 859-494-7268 TripleJBeef@hotmail.com or Mary Elliott at 859-221-0739 maryelliott0524@yahoo.com.

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 22, 2015

COMMUNITY INFORM ATION

Remember Your Loved One with an

Easter Flower Offering

Please use the OSV (Our Sunday Visitor) collection

envelope for Easter Flower donations. Otherwise,

please fill out this form and return it to the Parish

Office via mail or collection basket by March 24 to be

listed in the Easter bulletin. Suggested donation $15

made payable to the St. John Flower Fund.

Easter Flowers In Memory/Honor of...

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

Donated by:

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

_______________________________

WANT TO WIN A 2004 SUBARU FORESTER ? PAX CHRISTI received a 2004 Subaru Forester (63,000 miles) to

be sold "as is" to the highest offer. The proceeds of the sale will be shared between PAX CHRISTI CATHOLIC CHURCH and CATHOLIC CHARITIES

OF LEXINGTON.

Offerings are being received only by email at tom@bunchlaw.com begin-ning March 8, 2004 at 6pm and will close on March 23 at noon. Offers will be considered in the order received. The winning offer will be notified in the afternoon of March 23rd. In the email, you must include your offering price, your name and email address, and your willingness to produce a

certified check to purchase the vehicle by March 25, 2015.

The vehicle is located at PAX CHRISTI Catholic Church for inspection any time., Please contact the office at 859-273-9999, to arrange a time if you would like test drive the car. A picture of the car can be seen at paxchristilex.org. For more information, please feel free to email

tom@bunchlaw.com or call him at 859-797-3234.

✠ THE SERRA CLUB OF LEXINGTON ✠

“The Lay Vocation Arm of the Catholic Church”

Invites you to An OPEN HOUSE

Monday, April 13

6:40pm Rosary for Vocations

7:00pm Mass for Vocations

7:40pm Social

Cathedral of Christ the King Parish Life Center

Find out what we’re all about! Contact:

Bob Conochalla 859.509.2108

SS. FRANCIS & JOHN CATHOLIC PARISH MARCH 15, 2015

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT MARCH 22, 2015

SS. FRANCIS & JOHN CATHOLIC PARISH MARCH 22, 2015

BULLETIN DEADLINES (we will be repeating

this information for the next several weeks): Due

to Holy Week and Easter, our bulletin publisher,

J.S. Paluch, has set specific deadlines in order

for us to get the bulletin printing done in time for

delivery. Therefore, in order to get the information

to them in time for printing, we will require that the parish office

receive information to get into the bulletin according to the

following schedule:

Info to Parish Office by Noon: For Bulletin Date:

March 25th April 5, 2015 (Easter Sunday)

MORE COMMUNITY INFORM ATION

2016 WINTER GALA - KICK-OFF

Who: All interested parties

What: 2016 Winter Gala Planning, Kick-Off

When: March 26th, 6:30 PM

Where: Undercroft

Note: we are starting our planning for the

Winter Gala and would love your input. Please

join us if at all possible, Thursday, March 26th

in the Undercroft.