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PASTORAL STAFF Father Peter F. Logsdon, Pastor · 23.08.2020 · 2014, and was assigned to Our...
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PASTORAL STAFF
Father Peter F. Logsdon, Pastor
Father Paul C. Hudson, Associate Pastor
PASTORATE MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass
4:30pm—Holy Trinity Church & St. Mary Church
6:30pm—Immaculate Conception Church
Sunday Mass
8:30am—Holy Trinity Church & St. Joseph Church
10:30am—Immaculate Conception Church
6:30pm Sunday Bilingual Mass—
1st-3rd Sunday of Month—St. Mary Church
4th Sunday of Month—Immaculate Conception
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Monday
8:00am—St. Mary’s Church
Tuesday
8:00am—Holy Trinity Church
12:15pm—Immaculate Conception Church
Wednesday
12:15pm—St. Joseph Church
7:30 pm—Rotating Religious Education Mass
Thursday
8:00am—St. Joseph Church
12:15pm—Holy Trinity Church
Friday
8:00am—Immaculate Conception Church
12:15pm—St. Mary’s Church
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TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME Saturday August 22 4:30 pm Holy Trinity (Bry) Mary Ann Post 4:30 pm St. Mary (UC) Robert Koesters 6:30 pm Immac. Conc. (Por) Living & Deceased of the Parishes Sunday August 23 8:30 am Holy Trinity (Bry) Luella Homan 8:30 am St. Joseph (Win) Doug Smith Family 10:30 am Immac. Conc. (Por) Special Intention (F.P.L.) 6:30 pm*** Immac. Conc. (Por) Living & Deceased of the Parishes
Monday August 24 Saint Bartholomew, Apostle 8:00 am St. Mary (UC) Robert Koesters Tuesday August 25 Weekday 8:00 am Holy Trinity (Bry) Alvin & Dolores Muhlenkamp 12:15 pm Immac. Conc. (Por) Gary Kremer Wednesday August 26 Weekday 12:15 pm St. Joseph (Win) Ken Edwards Family 7:30 pm*** St. Mary (UC) Ian Brown Thursday August 27 Saint Monica 8:00 am St. Joseph (Win) Michael Thomas Toland 12:15 pm Holy Trinity (Bry) Doris Reinhart Friday August 28 St. Augustine, Bishop & Doctor of the Church 8:00 am Immac. Conc. (Por) Jack Cain 12:15 pm St. Mary (UC) Robert Koesters Saturday August 29 The Passion of Saint John the Baptist
TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 4:30 pm Holy Trinity (Bry) Harold & Luella Homan 4:30 pm St. Mary (UC) Robert Koesters 6:30 pm Immac. Conc. (Por) Marian Ashley Sunday August 30 8:30 am Holy Trinity (Bry) Mary Ellen Welling 8:30 am St. Joseph (Win) Bill Thompson Family 10:30 am Immac. Conc. (Por) Poor Souls 6:30 pm*** St. Mary (UC) Living & Deceased of the Parishes ***Rotating Schedule
PASTORATE MASS SCHEDULE
Father Logsdon logging in… Note to you who are members of St. Joseph and Saint Mary, this article may sound familiar. Some of you know me and some of you don’t know me yet, and this could be a problem, or it could be a great adventure. The difference is our mindset. I could personally choose to ignore the 45,615 souls that Bishop has entrusted to me. I could minister to the around 750 families that are actively involved, but that is not what I am called and ordained to be here in Jay and Randolph Coun-ties. I have been assigned here to care for the souls of each and everyone in this two county Pastorate. That may sound like too much for two priests, and I agree. This is where our knowledge of one another comes in; we actually need to know one another on a deep spiritual level. We will have knowledge of one another through social interactions, and we will get to know each other on a deeper level in the common communal life that we share in worship and sacraments. As Americans we live certain values and share many common views (not every point of view is shared because we are Americans). As Catholics, our faith unites us on a much deeper level. This is the way that we as a pastorate community should know each other. Our common Faith Tradition make every individual a part of the “we”. The closer we grow in our knowledge of Christ, the more we will know each oth-er. The church is the bride of Christ, and we must learn that intimacy with out Bride-groom will draw us closer together as the Body of Christ. I look forward to getting to know each one of you in the coming weeks. A short introduction to me. I was born in California, spent many of my summers working on the farm in North Da-kota. I received an associates degree in physical therapy, and a bachelor of science degree in psychology from the University of North Dakota. I worked 12 years as a physical therapy assistant prior to entering seminary in 2008. I was ordained in 2014, and was assigned to Our Lady of Grace in Noblesville prior to being assigned in Randolph County. My mother, three sisters, and brother all still live in California. I have practiced martial arts since 1990, for my physical health. And finally, while most people don’t believe it, I am a functional introvert.
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Spiritual Direction Corner
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Welcome to the new section of our bulletin,
called spiritual direction. In this area, we will address some of the concerns that
people have spiritually. We may cover such issues as
demons, invoking the dead, praying for the
dead, the Ignatian spiritual exercises, and how to discern God‘s will for our lives. Fr. Logsdon is beginning
classes in Spiritual Direction and this is
one way to share insights on the spiritual
life. Please consider submitting your own
questions and I will try to address them. Stay
tuned.
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Holy Trinity parish
My name is JoEllen Johnston and I am the new Operations Manager for the Jay and Ran-
dolph Catholic Pastorate. I have been a member at Immaculate Conception, Portland since 2004
but my husband and his family are lifelong parish members. I am married to Ron Johnston and
have two children and three grandchildren. Megan Shawver, our daughter, lives in Valdosta,
Georgia and has two daughters, Olivia (14) and Sophia (11). Tyler, our son, (wife Kelsey) lives in
Yorktown and they have one daughter, Marin (1).
I am a graduate of Ball State University with a major in Accounting. I recently retired from
Frank Miller Lumber in Union City where I was their VP Chief Financial Officer for nineteen
years. After seven months of retirement it has become apparent to me that I retired but I am not
tired. I have very fond feelings for Randolph County and am looking forward to the continued
Randolph County connections. My family also has ties to the Trinity parish as well. My mother-
in-law (Aletha Remaklus Johnston) attended school/ church at Trinity.
I look forward to the new challenge and ask for your patience and prayers.
MORE INFORMATION IN UPCOMING BULLETINS!
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Immaculate Conception parish
Director of Evangelization I was raised in Shirley Massachusetts to a Catholic French family and hold many fond memories of growing up in England. {Warning—I have a slight accent}. I moved to Fort Wayne in 1978 and have been employed at Lutheran Life Villages for the past forty-one years where I served as the Safety Compliance Officer for the Anthony Location. I have three sons: Joel, Daniel, and Seth. All who now have families of their own and have blessed me with twelve grandchildren who call me Pe’pe {French for grandpa}. I retired from the Fort Wayne National Guard in 2002 where I served as an Aerospace Ground Mechanic. Yes, I am a Black Snake, but not the evil one mentioned in Genesis. I received my commission from the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana as an Ecclesial Lay Minister in 2012. I also completed Education for Ministry from the Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend 2013. I made my profession as a Secular Franciscan in 2018 and now serve as their Formation Director. However, I was not named after Saint Francis of Assisi but named after the great missionary Saint Francis Xavier. I hope to meet and introduce myself to everyone personally. Pax Et Bonum.
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Saint Joseph parish
Religious Education classes will begin August 23rd at 9:45 to 11:00am.
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Saint Mary parish
Religious Education classes will begin August 26th at 6:30pm-7:45pm.
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PASTORATE CONTACT INFORMATION
PASTORATE OFFICE
Father Peter F. Logsdon, Pastor
Father Paul C. Hudson, Associate Pastor
PASTORATE MAILING ADDRESS 506 E Walnut Street
Portland, IN 47371
Phone: (260) 726-7341
PASTORATE OFFICE HOURS
To Be Determined
PASTORATE WEBSITE To Be Determined
EMAIL CONTACTS Bulletin Announcements
JoEllen Johnston/Betsy Minnich
***all announcements due by NOON on
Monday
Pastorate Operations Manager
JoEllen Johnston
Director of Evangelization
Francis Albert
Coordinator of Religious Education
Linda Wellman (Holy Trinity)
JoAnn Roessner (Immac. Conc.)
Available next week
Jesus Jimenez (St. Mary/St. Joseph)
Director of Pastorate Calendar
Christy Timmerman
Pastorate Council
To be determined
Finance Council Chairpersons
Lenny Muhlenkamp (Holy Trinity)
Immaculate Conception (TBD)
Jim Meinerding (St. Joseph)
Bill Fraiser (St. Mary)
SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION Parish Registration
New members are always welcome. You
may register by emailing Francis Albert
or stopping by the rectory for a
registration form, or pick one up after
Mass.
Sacrament of Marriage
Please email Francis Albert at least six
months in advance to begin preparation
Sacrament of Baptism
Please email Francis Albert to schedule
an appointment for parents’ preparation
and date of baptism.
R.C.I.A.
Anyone interested in becoming a
Catholic may email Francis Albert at any
time of the year.
Ministry to the Sick
Please notify the Rectory of any
parishioner in the hospital or nursing
home; or who wishes to receive the
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick or be
placed on the Communion Call List.
Reconciliation
Available anytime upon request
3:00-4:00pm at Holy Trinity
3:00-4:00pm at St. Mary
***More times to be determined as the
Pastorate continues to be setup.
Prayer requests may be sent via email to be
placed in the bulletin. Please send the first
and last name for the request upon
submission. Names will remain on the list
until a request of removal is made.
ONLY IN CASE OF SACRAMENTAL EMERGEN-
CY, PLEASE CALL: St. Mary’s Rectory at 765-964-
4202 (for the time being)