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Website: www.stmarysnavilleton.com

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: St. Mary’s Navilleton

Phone: 923-5419 Fax: 923-3430

St. Vincent de Paul Tri-Parish

Support Line: 923-2911

Administrative Office Hours:

Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 am - 2:30 pm

Pastor: Fr. Pius Poff, OFM, Conv

Cell: 812-786-3001

[email protected]

Pastoral Associate of Parish Ministry:

Gayle Schrank 923-7811

[email protected]

Sacristan: Terry Boaz

Coordinator of Religious Education:

Michelle Popson 923-5419

[email protected]

Coordinator of Youth Ministry:

Stephanie Willis 812-267-6654

[email protected]

Director of Music:

Susie Naville 923-7173

[email protected]

Administrative Assistant:

Donna Pruzin 812-923-5419

[email protected]

Maintenance: Terry Boaz 923-8848

Parish Pastoral Council:

President: Melissa Duncan 502-689-9977

Vice Pres.: Stephen Atherton 923-9491

Members: Jill Rowe, Donna Hines,

Jeff Wheatley, Stan Byerley,

Marti Perronie

Finance Council :

Chairperson: Bob Grahek 923-6395

Vice- Chairperson: Sam Smith

Council Members: Paul Ulrich,

Tina Koverman, Elizabeth Galligan,

Elaine Edwards

Building & Grounds Chairperson:

Jeremy Schickel 502-376-4664

Holy Name President:

Ron Naville 923-7173

Ministry of Consolation:

Susie Naville 923-7173

St. Anne’s Society President:

Jamie Schilmiller 923-6558

Respect Life Chairperson:

Gayle Schrank 923-7811

Confraternity of Christian Mothers:

Phyllis Schickel

Ladies of Navilleton Day Out:

Linda Atherton 923-9491

Catholic Schools Liaison:

Lisa [email protected] or 502-649-1789

MASS SCHEDULE:

Sunday Liturgy: Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 8:30 am and 11:00 am

Weekday Liturgy: Tuesday & Thursday 6:30 pm Wednesday & Friday 8:30 am

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 - 4:30 pm Or anytime by appt.

Eucharistic Adoration: Thursday 7:00 - 8:00 pm

St. Anthony Devotions: Tuesday 7:00 pm

January 12, 2020

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Treasure

Collection of Week 26(Dec 22) $28,789.00

Needed weekly to meet expenses $6,545.21

Over/(under) weekly budget $22,243.79

Envelopes: Sunday Collection #93 $19,120.00

Loose Contributions: Sunday Collection $445.00

Envelopes: Christmas #106 $8,192.00

Loose Contributions: Christmas $1,032.00

Actual Collected thru Week 26 $199,529.47

Budget Total Thru Week 26 $170,175.46

Over (under) Annual Budget $29,354.01

Last Year YTD Collections $181,356.21

W

e, the faith community of St. Mary Navilleton, in

concert with the Universal Church, will provide the

members of our community a home for spiritual growth

and the worship of God.

S

tewardship is A Way of Life. Stewardship is not an idea, a

program, or an annual appeal. Stewardship is a way of

life for the baptized Christian. Stewardship is what we do

after we say, “I Believe”.

S

tewardship of Time: How much of your time

do you offer to God in prayer each day?

How much time in reading the Word of God in

the Bible?

S

tewardship of Talent: What gifts of God did you use

during the week that expressed gratitude to God?

Stewardship News

Parish News

Treasure

Collection of Week 27(Dec 29) $8,383.00


Over/(under) weekly budget $1,837.79


Envelopes: Solemnity of Mary #64 $3,021.00


Loose Contributions: Solemnity of Mary $310.00





Treasure

Collection of Week 28 (Jan 5) $5,389.00


Over/(under) weekly budget (1,156.21)







Glacier

Heating & Air Conditioning

Monthly Monday Mini-Retreat

Ladies of the parish, you are invited to come and

participate in our Monthly, Monday, Mini-Retreat on

January 20th in the parish residence, beginning at 10:30.

Our focus will be friendship, with God and one another. You

are welcome to bring a snack to share, and we will end our

time together with the noon Rosary.

A NOTE FROM SISTERS OF CHARITY

Dear Rev. Poff,

We received checks from the Propagation of Faith

for $11,597.04 that was the result of

the generosity of parishes we visit-

ed in the Indianapolis Archdiocese,

which includes St. Mary Parish.

We are most grateful to

you and your parishioners for being part of this generous gift.

Please relay our message of gratitude. It was a pleasure for

Charlotte Hazas, SCN Associate to share Sister of Charity of

Nazareth stories with your parish Community. Because of

our partnership with your Parish, we can better assist those in

need.

Know that the St. Mary Parish Community will be

remembered as our staff gathers daily at 1:00pm to pray for

those who share so generously with those where we minister.

Gratefully,

Sr. Anne Magruder, SCN

Let us pray for deceased relatives and

friends especially

Earl Naville Sr.

Husband of Bonnie, father of

Patti Kirchgessner, Jerry, Jeff, John,

Jason and Julian Naville, brother of

Herman Naville and Elizabeth Blessing

that Christ will welcome them into His

Father’s presence.

ANGEL TREE 2019

Thank you, Saint Mary Navilleton

parishioners, for making the season even

brighter for our neighbors - all of the

Angel Tree angels were adopted! In fact,

it took two very full vans to deliver all the

gifts to Hope Southern Indiana. "For it is in

giving that we receive.” - St. Francis of

Assisi.

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FAITH FORMATION: Our faith formation classes are held on

Sunday mornings 9:30AM – 10:45AM

Classes Resume Jan. 12, 19 & 26

4

th

, 5

th

and 6

th

grade participation Mass is

Jan. 19 at 11:00am.

There is a First Reconciliation parent meeting in the parish

hall during faith formation

(9:30 – 10:45am) on January 26. The children will

attend class as usual.

CONFIRMATION: Next Confirmation class Jan. 12 (9:30 AM –

10:45AM) in the activity center

IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO PLEASE HAVE YOUR SPONSOR

AND SAINT NAME CHOSEN AND READY TO TURN IN BY NEXT

CLASS FEB. 9

Homework is assigned weekly during confirmation. Usually a

short portion of video that was unable to be presented

during class. Please have this homework done and questions

in the book filled out by the next class.

We are looking for computers with HDMI connections to use

together with our TV’s to utilize the Formed program as a

tool in the classrooms. If you have an old one sitting around,

we have someone willing to download the old information/

pictures onto a USB drive for you and then make sure the

computer is then cleaned to use in the classrooms. Please

contact Michelle Popson at 812-399-2379 if you can help us

with this project.

Any questions regarding Pre K—Grade 12 Faith Formation,

Sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist or Confirmation,

Contact Michelle Popson, C.R.E.(O) 923-5419 (C)812-399-2379

Email: [email protected]

Open YAC’s at Navilleton— We would like to invite all

Middle/High School youth to participate in open YAC at St.

Mary’s Navilleton Parish! This will be an opportunity for the

youth to get moving and have some fun. The next dates

are as follows: January 15

th

, February 19

th

, March 11

th

, April

15

th

, May 13

th

, June 10

th

, and July 15

th

from 6-8 P.M. at St.

Mary’s Navilleton. This will be open to both St. John Starlight

and St. Mary Navilleton.

Open Gyms @ Starlight- We would also like to invite all

Middle/High School youth to participate in Open Gyms at

St. John’s parish! The next dates are as follows: January 23

rd

,

February 6

th

, March 19

th

, April 23

rd

, May 19

th

, June 25

th

, &

July 9

th

from 6-8 P.M. in the gym at St. John’s Starlight. This

will be open to both St. John Starlight and St. Mary

Navilleton.

Upcoming High School Retreats: Catalyst Catholic will be

hosting a number of high school retreats this Winter/Spring.

Make sure to save the dates:

The Summit (Senior Retreat)- February 13-16 2020. $200 per

person including lodging, food, and retreat materials.

To the Heights (Underclassmen 9

th

-11

th

)- February 29- March

1 2020. $125 per person including lodging, food, and retreat

materials.

Youth Ministry, please contact Stephanie Willis

at 812-267-6654 or [email protected]

Reflection on the Baptism of the Lord

The Catechism of the Catholic Church gives four

reasons for the Incarnation, why God became man in Jesus

Christ. The third reason is “to be our model of holiness.” All of

Jesus’ words and actions model for us what we ought to do.

He also shows us how we’re meant to be. Jesus’ baptism

ought to remind us of our own baptism and of the

importance of baptism in the Christian life.

The Baptism of the Lord reminds us of

our Trinitarian identity. When we are bap-

tized, we stand in solidarity with Christ,

bathed in the waters he sanctified. There,

the Father proclaims our adoption into the family of God.

“‘This is my beloved son [this is my beloved daughter], with

whom I am well pleased.’” And the Spirit, too, descends. We

are filled with the Spirit’s grace and power to continue

Christ’s mission on earth. We received these gifts in the

sacrament, and they continue to dwell within us through

sanctifying grace. We can — and should — invite God to stir

up these graces of our baptism and consider them in our

own lives.

Does Christ feel like a distant relative two thousand

years in the past? Or do you see him as someone who can

be encountered here and now? Ask yourself where you find

your sense of dignity and worth. Do you still search for it in

success, social status, and selfish pursuits? Or are you able to

rest in being a beloved child of God? Remember, baptism

gives us a call and a charge to change the world. Do you

pray for the Holy Spirit to guide you? Or are you so focused

on your own life that you miss the mission? This week, let’s do

as Jesus did. Let’s live in our baptism!

Readings for the week of January 12, 2020:

Sunday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7/Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 [11b]/

Acts 10:34-38/Mt 3:13-17

Monday: 1 Sm 1:1-8/Ps 116:12-13, 14-17, 18-19 [17a]/

Mk 1:14-20

Tuesday: 1 Sm 1:9-20/1 Sm 2:1, 4-5, 6-7, 8abcd [cf. 1]/

Mk 1:21-28

Wednesday: 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20/Ps 40:2 and 5, 7-8a, 8b-9,

10 [8a and 9a]/Mk 1:29-39

Thursday: 1 Sm 4:1-11/Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25 [27b]/

Mk 1:40-45

Friday: 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a/Ps 89:16-17, 18-19 [2]/Mk 2:1-12

Saturday: 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1a/Ps 21:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [2a]/

Mk 2:13-17

Next Sunday: Is 49:3, 5-6/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 [8a, 9a]/

1 Cor 1:1-3/Jn 1:29-34

Observances for the week of January 12, 2020:

Sunday: The Baptism of the Lord

Monday: St. Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church

Friday: St. Anthony, Abbot

Saturday: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

Next Sunday: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

Youth Ministry

Faith Formation

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This Week’s Parish Activities

Sun. Jan 12

8:30 am Mass

9:30 am Faith Formation

9:30 am Adult Scripture Study (PR)

11:00 am Mass (Rosary before Mass)

Mon. Jan 13

12:00 pm Rosary Recitation in Church

7:00 pm Sunday Choir Practice

Tues. Jan 14

6:30 pm Mass and St. Anthony Devotions

7:00 pm Confraternity of Christian Mothers (PR)

Wed. Jan 15

8:30 am Mass

6:00 pm Open YAC (AC)

6:30 pm Children’s Choir Practice

Thurs. Jan 16

6:30 pm Mass

7-8:00 pm Rosary & Eucharistic Adoration

7:00 pm Parish Council (PO)

Fri. Jan 17

8:30 am Mass

Sat. Jan 18

4:00 pm Confessions

5:00 pm Mass

Sun. Jan 19

8:30 am Mass

9:30 am Faith Formation

9:30 am Adult Scripture Study (PR)

11:00 am Mass (Rosary before Mass)

4th, 5th & 6th Grade Participation

Ministry Message

From The United States

Catholic Catechism For Adults

The Catechism notes that “the Magisterium of the Pastors

of the Church in moral matters is ordinarily exercised in

catechesis and preaching, with the help of the works of

theologians and spiritual authors” (CCC, no. 2033). In the

task of teaching and applying the vision and practice of

Christian morality, the Church relies on the dedication of

pastors and the studies of theologians, as well as the

contributions of all people of goodwill. (cf. CCC, no.

2038).

Respect Life Topics

What to Do When a Friend is Considering Abortion

Reassure her that she is not alone. When a woman is

facing a difficult pregnancy, the reaction of the first

person she tells tends to set the tone for her decision-

making. How do we respond in a loving way that is life-

affirming for both her and her baby? First, prioritize

listening over speaking. Ask her about her feelings,

thoughts, values, beliefs, and wants. When her story is fully

shared, it is your turn to provide factual information, in a

loving and caring way. Encourage her. Help her set goals

that extend beyond her due date to help her see life

beyond her pregnancy. Provide practical support. Pray

with her, offering Christ’s love at a crucial life-saving and

life-defining moment.

Wisdom is the first and highest gift of the Holy Spirit

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit

[Wisdom] is the perfection of faith. Through wisdom, we

come to value properly those things which we believe

through faith. The truths of Christian belief are more

important than the things of this world, and wisdom helps

us to order our relationship to the created world properly,

loving Creation for the sake of God, rather than for its own

sake. "Where faith is a simple knowledge of the articles of

Christian belief, wisdom goes on to a certain divine

penetration of the truths themselves." The better we

understand those truths, the more we value them

properly. Thus wisdom, the Catholic Encyclopedia notes,

"by detaching us from the world, makes us relish and love

only the things of heaven." Through wisdom, we judge the

things of the world in light of the highest end of man—the

contemplation of God.

MASS ANTIPHONS

ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Cf. Matthew 3:16-17

After the Lord was baptized, the heavens were

opened, and the Spirit descended upon him like a

dove, / and the voice of the Father thundered: This is my

beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.

COMMUNION ANTIPHON John 1:32, 34

Behold the One of whom John said: I have seen and

testified that this is the Son of God.

Lisa Easton

Michael Roerk

Bobbi Bulleit

Matt Kruer

Karen Chastain

Theresa McLeid

Kyle Herman

Jana Loi Eberle

Madeline Riley

Diane Kahl

Heather Price

Nancy Pond

Lois Drury

Pat Best

Mike Schmidt

Jim Sheehan

Jerry Waits

Michael Zach

Stacy Cristiani

Fr. Mike Hilderbrand

Mary Baker

Ashley Fears

Jackie Lattis

Linda Downs

Angela Uhl

Betty Worth

Pattie Eurton

Aiden Johnson

Allison Chew

Gail Peterson

Karen Sacksteder

Daniel Flynn

Michael Flynn

Walter Welicka

Alexis Schmidt

Sonja Brown

Steve Schuster

Anna Anderson

Lucy Missi

Billy Dolan

Kennedy Grace Abell

Tracy Beckett

McMichael’s

Linda Atherton

Terry Jacobi

Nicholas Freiberger

Adley Gaines

Bill Becht

Jak Rigsby

Cecil Watts

Donald Schladant

Sue Kochert

Julia Baylor

Tony & Jean Drexler

Donna Hines

Frank Greathouse

Layne Holmes

Elaine Jacobi

Mr. Reasor

Chris Tisheuar

Patrick Goines

Ed Freiberger Sr.

Steve Fischer

Bill Wimsatt

Troy Willoughby

Lily Roll

Kim Pinnick

Troy Foster

Sherry Wright

C.J. Nordhoff

Brian Brewer

Crystal Nance

Carly Fonda

Becky Brown

Gabe Vetter

Jeanne Henson

Theresa Harpenau

Jacob Costin

Joe Cerqueira

Sonnie Anderson

Jay Blankenbaker

Jenn Blankenbaker

Judy Tallman

Dan Bulleit

Dick & Linda Smith

The Keller Family

Clarissa Hancock

Kristy McWhorter

Martha Severs

Diane Moss

Christopher Button

Darlene Schy

Dorothy Duckworth

Paul Akridge

Gary Schmidt

Teresa Simpson

Lori Castaneda

Charlene Schrank

Debbie Koetter

Mary Paul

Barb Schneider

Kathy McCollum

Sanctuary Lamp

January

Special Intention

Prayer Line

This Week’s Parish Activities

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Servers

5:00 pm NEED 3 VOLUNTEERS PLEASE

8:30 am Erin Fletcher, Samuel Fletcher, Ashley Jacobi

11:00 am 4th, 5th & 6th Grade Classes

Lectors

5:00 pm Pat Bowling, Carol Hougland

8:30 am Dolly Adams, Marianne Naville


Ministers of Holy Communion

5:00 pm Terry Boaz, Donna Hines, Jenni Naville,

Paul Popson, Stephany Tucker

8:30 am Barbara Eurton, Shan Leuthart, David Leuthart,

John Naville, Tina Ridge

11:00 am Julie Coleman, Theresa Law,

Anita Schellenberger, Steve Smith, Diana Welch

Ushers/Greeters

5:00 pm Geral Hines, Paul Mosier,

Richard Rosga, John Schellenberger

8:30 am Greg Eveslage, Isaac Fletcher,

Jerome Jacobi, Sally Taylor


Collection Counters

George & Dena Rogers and Suzanne Becht

Church Cleaners

Nina Schmidt

Food for the Soul

Today is both the last Sunday of the

season of Christmas and the first Sunday

of Ordinary Time. We need to go forward

through the weeks of the year as women

and men on whom the baptismal water is

never dry, as those who will work for justice,

for right relationships with God and with one

another, as people who will be impartial in our

love and gently generous in our service.

~Lovers of Life~

Saturday, Jan 11

5:00 pm † Louis & Dena Smith

Sunday, Jan 12

8:30 am St. Mary Parishioners

11:00 am † Debbie Naville

Tuesday, Jan 14

6:30 pm Confraternity of Christian Mothers

Wednesday, Jan 15

8:30 am † Leon Schindler

Thursday, Jan 16

6:30 pm † Debbie Naville

Friday, Jan 17

8:30 am † Doris Naville

Saturday, Jan 18

5:00 pm † Jan Naville Loi

Sunday, Jan 19

8:30 am † Nicholas H. DeMarsh

11:00 am St. Mary Parishioners

Mass

Intentions

Liturgical Roles Jan 18th & 19th

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Mary’s Navilleton, Floyds Knobs, IN B 4C 01-0381

Dr. Sara Denzinger-Rowe • Dr. Tracy Guilford

941-1400www.denzingercare.com

GLACIER Heating & Air Conditioning

Joe Mehling Mike Pherson, Parishioner

• Commercial & Residential • • Licensed • Insured • Bonded •

~ 24 Hour Emergency Service ~

New Albany: (812) 941-8366 Pekin Area: (812) 967-6082

Corydon Area: (812) 738-1882

MERREL BIERMAN EXCAVATING, INC.

• commercial • excavating • paving (812) 923-8611

Koetter Woodworking, Inc.www.koetterwoodworking.com

Masonry Restoration • Tuckpointing • Caulking Waterproofing • Building Cleaning • Epoxy Injection

Commercial Only720 Rolling Creek Dr., Ste 104

New Albany, Indiana 47150

812-944-8872 www.schickelmasonry.com

Floyds KnobsBody Repair, Inc.

Complete Wreck Rebuilding1808 BEECHWOOD AVE.

NEW ALBANY, IN

Tom Senn945-4395 • 948-0180

Fax 945-0231

Contact Larry Burgett to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6268

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Mary’s Navilleton, Floyds Knobs, IN A 4C 01-0381

Contact Larry Burgett to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6268

Stephen Stiller, DDSLindsey Jacobi Fitzgerald, DDS

812-948-5930

Lisa Krussow, Licensed Agent MBR of Catholic Dioceses

(502) 552-3455 [email protected] • Senior Supplements • Health Insurance • Hospitalization

• Life Insurance • Home Health Care • Affordable Health Solutions • Hospital Indemnity

Kemper Logo Guidelines | September 2018 16

(812)949-3223

Family Owned & Operated Since 1969

Honest, Dependable & Reasonable

FREE ESTIMATES

282-1920Members Of

St. Augustine, Jeffersonville

812-923-5111

Serving your Parish...

Susie Naville, Parishioner

www.NewcomerKentuckiana.com

B. W. & L. CONSTRUCTION, INC.

Bill Naville Owner/Lifetime Parishioner

• Home Remodeling • Custom Homes • Light Commercial

[email protected] home/office: 812-923-9223

mobile: 502-445-4938

DONALD R. ANSERT, D.P.M.

Physician & Surgeon of the Foot and AnklePhone (812) 949-1002 • Fax (812) 949-10072315 Green Valley Rd., Ste. 200, New Albany, IN 47150

Clark Memorial Hospital • Medical Arts Building 207 Sparks Ave., Ste. 404, Jeffersonville, IN 47130

Jewish Hospital Medical Offices 10216 Taylorsville Rd., Ste. 500, Louisville, KY 40299

(812) 948-2233Larry Bennett • Pam Bennett Martin

DC Engineering Services, LLC.

Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Engineering Design

Dennis Cooper Phone: 812-987-4095

Byrne’s Garage, LLC 1714 Lopp Ave.

New Albany, IN 47150 812-945-3463

Asphalt Paving-Sealcoating

944-8942

LIBS PAVING CO., INC.

HEATING & COOLING3584 Scottsville Rd

Floyds Knobs, IN 47119(812) 923-9893 • Joe Book

SENN CO., INC.General Contractors

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION

John SennFloyds Knobs, IN

812-923-8778

945-6321

ROBERTSHeating • Air-Conditioning Refrigeration • Geothermal

24 Hour Service

1-800-772-9719 535 Maplewood Blvd. Georgetown

944-6750

Orwick Monument Company

“Family owned Since 1943”

3255 Hwy. 135 N.W. Corydon, IN 47112

(812)738-2242 1-800-819-1047

PEARCE BOTTLED GAS, INC. &

WATER CONDITIONINGP.O. Box 189

Greenville, IN 47124

Paul H. Pearce

Ph (812) 923-8891 • Fax (812) 923-3645 9360 Hwy 150 • Greenville, IN 47124

Mike McAndrew 923-7015 Floyds Knobs, IN

TRUE TEMP “SERVICE FOR EVERY DEGREE”

HEATING – AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION - ICE MACHINES

908 E. Hwy. 131, Clarksville, IN 47129

Phone: 812-284-4444 FAX: 812-288-4139

Visit Us On Our Web-site: www.carriageford.com

FAMILY FARM & RESTAURANTStarlight, Indiana

(812) 923-5255 joehubers.com

1119 Louis Smith Rd • Borden, IN

BMQ FarmRaisedMeats812-923-9663

[email protected]

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