YOUTH MINISTRY
UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS: Questions for these events: Jami Wiese, 251-227-2836 or [email protected] Every Sunday Night: All high
school teens are invited to hang-out with friends, have
fun, and learn about the Catholic faith. 6:00-8:00 pm at St. Mary’s Parish Life Center, Room 106. Dinner is provided, games, video-based program, large and small group discussions.
@st marysyoungchurch or St. Mary’s Young Church
Every Wednesday night: Echo 7th &
8th grade ministry and confirmation prep. 6:00-
8:00 pm in St. Mary’s Parish Life Center. Dinner is provided. Become who you are created to be!
@echojunior high or Echo Junior High Ministry
Crunch Crew Volunteers needed: We
provide dinner every Wednesday and Sunday nights for teens. Adults are needed to join a rotating list of those who will provide the “Crunch and Munch” for our teens. We need approximately 20 servings for each meeting. Please contact Jami to volunteer.
Youth Ministry CORE team: Evangelize
and Disciple the teens of St. Mary and St. Joseph. Team Opportunities include: Small group facilitators/catechists; host families for small events; chaperone for retreats and events; join a retreat team; provide food and serve teens. Interested? Contact Jami
Adoration, Music & Benediction every
Wednesday evening 7:30-8:00 pm at St. Mary’s. All are welcome.
ABIDE!:
Tuesday, March 17 at Mount Saint Francis. Adoration…Reflection…Confession 6:30-8:30 pm. All ages welcome!
A BRITISH SONG What a privilege to travel to Ireland and Scotland and sing in such lovely, historic places as Christchurch Cathedral and Trinity College in Dublin, Galway Chapel (also sang for the Saturday Mass there), Maynooth University with their choir, the 11th century remains of St. Kevin’s Church in Glendalough, St. Giles Cathedral and Stirling Castle in Glasgow, Scotland. One of the choral pieces we sang in each place was If Ye Love Me by Thomas Tallis (circa 1505-1585). I think the words are appropriate for our Lenten journey: If ye love me, keep my commandments, and I will pray the
Father, And He shall give another comforter, that He may abide
with you forever E’en the Spirit of truth.
AN IRISH PRAYER
Learned in music sings the lark I leave my cell to listen;
His open beak spill music, hark! Where heaven’s bright cloudlets glisten.
And so I’ll sing my morning psalm That God bright Heaven may give me,
And keep me in eternal calm And from all sin relieve me.
ABOUT THE SOLOIST AT THE 9:00 AM MASS: Lindsey Hayse is our soprano soloist at 9 AM. She is a member of our church youth and a Junior at Lanesville High School. Lindsey recently received gold ratings at both regional and state solo and ensemble events. Her selection is At the River by Aaron Copland.
SCHOOL NEWS
St. Joseph Catholic School
School year theme – Encourage one another
and build each other up. (Thessalonians
5:11)
It is important that you go through the steps of enrollment by March 31st. We give our current families first dibs on registration if you turn in by the deadline. To complete registration you will need to see the packet that was sent in last week’s PONY. Please complete the following:
1. Fill-out and return the Registration Form (Can be done on our website admissions page or by paper. 2. Fill-out and return the Financial Needs Form
If you have any questions, please call the school office!
On April 10th, Good Friday, we will dismiss at 12:45pm. Please pickup your child by 1pm. We will not offer aftercare or bus transportation due to South Harrison being off this day.
February SJCS Celebrities Pre-K Jack
Second Grade –
Carrie & Andrès Third Grade – Carol, Jaxson &
John Paul Sixth Grade – Hays
& Kyleigh
PTO NEWS We will host two fundraisers in April & May. The proceeds from the fundraisers will help with field day cost and end of the year field trips. 1. Hanging Baskets of Flowers Sale – April 15th – May 1st 2. Ford Drive Event @ Heritage Ford – April 25th 9am-4pm
Gift cards are the new cash! Don't forget to stock up on gift cards for Spring Break! Plan ahead for extra groceries, gas stations for that road trip, restaurants - who wants to cook over break, shopping trips for the kids new summer clothes, the list goes on and on! Download the e-cards right to your phone, it's that easy!
Keep Up with what’s going on at St. Joseph Catholic School. Like us on Facebook, download the Mobile App by visiting the App Store and searching for St. Joseph, Corydon, and visit the school website at www.catholic-community.org.
The school participates in the Box Tops for Education, Kroger Rewards and Amazon SMILE programs.
PARISH LIFE
We will need volunteers for our semi-annual blood drive on Wednesday, May 20 from 2:00-7:00 pm. Please let the parish office know if you can volunteer.
Are you FORMED? Access films, audio, eBooks, videos, Catholic studies, etc. (in English and Spanish) for adults, teens and children via smart phone, computer, ipad… all on the digital platform - FORMED. Now available to our parish individuals and families, SJCS families and teachers, and all your friends for FREE! Share with co-workers, the homebound, hospitalized, military, friends, etc. Log on to the FORMED website through our parish link:
www.stjoecorydon.formed.org
Looking for something to engage the whole family this Lenten season? eck out this episode from
Brother Francis on what Lent really is and how the Catholic Church inspires us to live it out!
Holy Family Church will not
be holding a 6:00 pm Mass on
Easter Sunday this year.
TODAY’S INSERT: ANNIVERSARY
SURVEY. Please return these by
April 1. We have an electronic
version on our website for your
convenience as well.
ACTIVITIES IN THE WIDER COMMUNITY
Knights of Columbus
Friday Night Dinners.
Fish fry every Friday of Lent! ½ lb
of fish with all you can eat French
fries, coleslaw, baked beans and
beverage. Cheese pizza for the kids.
At the hall, 6110 Hwy 63, Lanesville; 5:00 to 7:30pm,
Queen of Hearts Jack pot!
Young Adult Service Trip to Bethlehem
Farm // May 10-16, 2020 // ages 18-39.
Immerse yourself in service, prayer, and community for a
week in the beautiful and mountainous West Virginia.
Travel to service sites each day for hands-on home repair.
(Don't worry, no skills required, all training provided at job
site.) Learn about sustainable living practices and the
Catholic Church's teachings on social justice through talks
and prayer. There are 34 spots for this service trip hosted by
the Young Adult & College Campus Ministry Office at the
Archdiocese, known in Indy as IndyCatholic. For more
information please visit indycatholic.org or email
[email protected]. We are happy to email, text, chat on
the phone, or meet up in person to answer any questions you
may have!
Our Lady of Providence High School.
Anticipated role vacancy 2020-21 school year. In
advance of the 2020-21 school year, PHS is conducting a
candidate search for an Alumni Relations and Events
Coordinator. This full time, 12-month, role is responsible
for planning and executing key alumni events and activities
throughout the year. Tasked with building community and
supporting the mission of the school, this role works
collaboratively with each school function to create value
and excitement for PHS alumni and in the New Albany
Deanery. Interested candidates will submit a letter of
interest along with their CV to Debbie Fackler
[email protected] by March 31, 2020.
UNIQUE GIFTS available at the Spring Fling
Vendor & Craft Show and Luncheon sponsored by
St. Mary’s (New Albany) Altar Society, in the gym and
cafeteria on April 4, 2020 from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Enjoy
a delicious lunch and shop our vendor and craft booths for
the perfect gift for Mother’s Day, graduations, or upcoming
weddings! Lunch includes, soup, chicken salad sandwich,
fruit salad, homemade dessert and drink. Ala carte items
and carry-outs will be available. For information contact
the Parish Office 812-944-0417 or visit
www.stmarysna.org. St. Mary Church is located at 8th &
Spring Streets in New Albany, IN.
Lisa Whitaker, Director Tina Schunemann, Administrative Assistant
►Liturgical Year- March is dedicated to the devotion of St. Joseph whom our parish is named after and has as its principal patron. St. Joseph, spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is celebrated March 19th. During March we honor St. Joseph as foster-father of Jesus, protector of The Holy Family, and protector of the Universal Church.
►Communion of Saints & Feasts March 17 – St. Patrick, Bishop March 18 – St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Bishop & Doctor of the Church March 19 – St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary March 20 – Friday, Reminder! No Meat
Family Faith Formation 2019-20 Yearly Theme: THE SACRAMENTS Time: 10:15 – 11:45 am (unless otherwise specified) Family of Faith Formation Sunday Dates: March Topic: Anointing of the Sick and Triduum This month focusing on Saint Bernadette March 15: Community Meeting (all together) April Topic: Matrimony and Holy Orders This month focusing on Saint Gianna Molla March 29: Adults / Older Youth / Bosco Youth / Allelu! Presenter: Seminarian Joshua Votruba April 19: Community Meeting (all together) May Topic: Devotion to the Virgin Mary & St. Joseph the Worker This month focusing on Saints Mary & Joseph May 10: Community Meeting (final gathering)
►Sacramental Preparation for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist. Children meet with their catechists again this Sunday, March 15, 10:15 – 11:45 am, upstairs in Youth Room (enter building from the Summit St. parking lot). Volunteers’ Tina Schunemann & Charity Travis will be leading this meeting. Questions can be directed to lead catechist/facilitator, Tina Schunemann, at (502) 641-0743.
►Sacramental Preparation for (Youth) Confirmation - If you currently have a junior high or high school aged teenager interested in receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation within the next several years contact our newly appointed Confirmation Prep Coordinator Mrs. Jami Weise as soon as possible to discuss requirements & program. Jami’s contact info is [email protected] or (251) 227-2836 (cell/text)
►Prayer Buddy and Resources for Lent! – Reminder that faith resources are available at St. Joseph in the Narthex. Currently, all items are free of charge complements of St. Joseph Parish’s Faith Formation Commission and individual donors.
RCIA Sessions & Process:
Breaking Open the Word (BOTW) for Catechumens-meet inside church 8:30 am to pray the rosary prior to attending the 9:00 am mass. Dismissal during mass will include further reflection of the Word of God. RCIA Session presentation and discussion (unless otherwise *noted) in cafeteria from 10:15 am – 11:45 am. RCIA sessions are open to all for spiritual growth and faith sharing. Sun., March 15: FIRST SCRUTINY during 9:00 am mass (includes BOTW & Session). 2:10 Catholic Social Teaching: Protecting the Dignity of the Human Person. Rosary-Third Sorrowful Mystery; Jesus is crowned with Thorns. Sun., March 22: SECOND SCRUTINY during 9:00 am Mass (includes BOTW & Session). Topic: I’m Catholic, Now What? Discovering Ministries & Devotions of the Church. Sun., March 29: THIRD SCRUTINY during 9:00 am Mass (includes BOTW & Session). Topic: Review of Sacrament of Penance/Reconciliation; “Practice” with Q&A. DVD: Fishers of Men.
►Walk With Me In The Holy Land; Evening of Reflection and Dinner with Seminarian, Joshua Votruba – THIS Wed., March 18. Doors open 5:45 pm; potluck style dinner at 6:00 pm in St. Joseph’s cafeteria room includes Joshua’s presentation. Experience the Holy Land through the eyes of our third-year seminarian through his personal photographs via Power Point while he recounts the holy sites visited this past December while making his pilgrimage. Invite a friend, bring a dish to share, and “virtually” visit the places Jesus walked and ministered while here on earth. RSVP through parish office preferred but not required.
►Lenten Road Trip for Roaming Catholics! Wed., March 25 join together to ride-share and carpool as we travel from St. Joseph to visit and tour St. Meinrad Archabbey and Seminary with Joshua our parish seminarian and Lisa our Director of Faith Formation. Leave St. Joseph at 3:30 pm (EST) returning around 9:00 pm (EST). Plans include a guided walk around the grounds, a visit to the Gift Shop to allow for personal shopping for Easter gifts, evening prayer with the Monks and a pub-style dinner on-campus at the UnStable which is currently being managed by our very own parish seminarian-Joshua! RSVP required by Sunday, March 22 to Tina Schunemann @ [email protected] Youth under the age of 18 are to be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.
►Body and Soul Mindfulness; Paired Prayer and Exercise is centered and oriented on Jesus Christ thru the Blessed Mother. Nourish body, mind and soul as we gather for guided meditation into the life of Christ thru the prayers of the Rosary. Seeking to cultivate a deeper interior life of prayer that will also include functional exercises like stretching and core strengthening to assist in this? If so, you are invited to take part! No fee during the Lenten Season. What to bring: exercise mat or towel, an open heart and (optional) water. March 14, 21, 28, & April 4. Doors open 6:45 am, prayer begins at 7:00 am. Park in back parking lot (off Summit Drive) to enter thru back door to access Youth Room where we gather. RSVP preferred thru parish office but not required.
Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the
Magisterium of the Catholic Church, your Faith
Formation Commission strives to provide the life-
long faith formation of our brothers and sisters in
Christ in order to know, love and serve Christ in this
life and be happy with him forever in heaven.
KNOW + LOVE + SERVE
BULLETIN AD SPACE IS AVAILABLE. WEEKLY
ADVERTISING FOR $250 A YEAR! CONTACT THE
PARISH OFFICE TO RESERVE A SPACE.
MARCH 15, 2020 THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
The readings for the Third Sunday of Lent begin at #1022 in the Gather Book.
MINISTRIES FOR NEXT WEEKEND, March 21 & 22
ST. JOSEPH 4:00 pm
SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: P. Knear MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:
B1 J. Holtman C1 D. McAfee C2 M. Hoehn
USHERS: J. Adams J. Mattingly
ST. JOSEPH 9:00 am
SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: R. Fields MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:
B1 M. Bennett B3 T. Wease
B1 K. Brann C2 A. Bennett
C3 T. Mattingly USHERS: L. Hayse B. Johnson S. Johnson
ST. JOSEPH 12:00 pm
SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: Volunteer R. Stroud MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:
B1 Volunteer C1 Volunteer C2 Volunteer
USHERS: D. Laaz F. Laaz W. Medina J. Paz
MPB 7:00 am
SERVERS: A. Tyree R. Hoehn LECTOR: S. Hauswald MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:
H. Becht M. Becht
OFFERTORY: K. Klinefelter family
ST. PETER: 6:00 pm
LECTOR: R. Pavek MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION
E. Turner D. Stemm
J. Davis
PREP OF ALTAR: S. Babcock J. Ott
MINISTRY LISTS ARE ON OUR WEBSITE
SCRIPTURE FOR NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 22 FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT
1st Reading – 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; 2nd Reading – Ephesians 5:8-14; Gospel –John 9:1-41
STEWARDSHIP Collection of 3/8/2020 $10,387
Weekly Budgeted Amount $9,120
Variance to Weekly Budget $1,267
Current Fiscal Year – July 2019 to June 2020
Actual Collected through 3/8/2020 $403,380
Budgeted total through 3/8/2020 $413,040
Variance to Annual Budget ($9,660)
Were you out of town last week? If so, please try to make-up your collection missed the following week. Our ministry and mission count on your support! Thank you!
Your continued support is appreciated!!
The Special Collection on March 22 for Catholic Relief Services: supports Catholic Church organizations that carry out international relief and solidarity efforts. Programs include relief and resettlement for victim of persecution, war and natural disasters; development projects to improve living conditions for the poor, legal and support services for the poor immigrants; peace and reconciliation work for people suffering from violence and advocacy on behalf of the powerless.
WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK: SUNDAY, MARCH 15 ➢ Faith Formation-10:15-11:45 am
MONDAY, MARCH 16 ➢ Eucharistic Adoration-8:00 am-8:00 pm in Church ➢ Divine Mercy-9:30 -11:00 am in Old Library
TUESDAY, MARCH 17 ➢ Bible Study-10:00-11:30 am in Hillman Room
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 ➢ Quilting-9:00 am-3:00 pm ➢ Women’s Bible Study-10:00 am at St. Peter PH
➢ Mass-3:00 pm at Harrison Springs ➢ Evening of Reflection-6:00-7:30 pm in PH Café ➢ Penance Service – 7:00 PM – St. Michael, Bradford
➢ Bilingual Choir Practice-7:00-8:00 pm in Church THURSDAY, MARCH 19 ➢ Sewing Club-9:30am -4:00 pm in Hillman Room ➢ Schola-6:15 pm in Church ➢ Choir Practice-7:00-8:00 pm in Church
FRIDAY, MARCH 20 ➢ Bible Study-9:00-10:30 am in Old Library ➢ Stations of the Cross-6:00 pm in Church ➢ Evening Meal-6:30 pm in PH Cafeteria ➢ Stations of the Cross-7:00 pm at St. Peters
SATURDAY, MARCH 21 ➢ Body & Soul Mindfulness-6:45-8:00 am in Youth Room
***Event planning forms are available on our website and
in the back of church.***
St. Joseph will host a blood
drive on May 20, 2020. Please
mark your calendars!
Dear Parishioners,
Let us continue to pray for those affected by illness,
for our protection from infection, and for those who
have died, especially from the flu or coronavirus.
The Archdiocesan Office of Worship has asked me to
assure you of this: if you are sick, or are
experiencing symptoms of sickness, you are not
obliged to attend Mass, and it may be you ought not
to attend, out of charity for the wellbeing of others.
As always, please practice good hygiene.
Other ideas to consider:
-You may refrain from physical contact during the
sign of peace.
-You may refrain from holding hands during the
Our Father.
-You may refrain from receiving Holy Communion
from the chalice. (Christ is wholly and permanently
present under either Eucharistic species, i.e. bread
or cup.)
-You may refrain from using the Holy Water fonts.
Please respect others’ freedom to respond to the
caution of illness as they see fit. Please do not judge
one another for doing or not doing any of the prior
listed ideas. Peace, Fr. Kyle
Mass and Confessions:
Tuesday, March 17
Mass – 8:15 AM – St. Joseph
Mass – 5:30 PM – Most Precious Blood
Confessions – 6:30 PM–8:30 PM – Mt. St. Francis
Wednesday, March 18
Mass – 8:15 AM – St. Joseph
Mass – 3:00 PM – Harrison Springs
Penance Service – 7:00 PM – St. Michael, Bradford
Thursday, March 19
Mass – 8:15 AM – St. Joseph
Mass – 6:00 PM – St. Peter
Penance Service – 7:00 PM – St. Mary, New Albany
Friday, March 20
Mass – 8:15 AM – St. Joseph
Confessions – 12:30 PM–1:30 PM – St. Joseph
Saturday, March 21
Confessions – 3:00 PM–3:45 PM – St. Joseph
Mass – 4:00 PM – St. Joseph
Mass – 6:00 PM – St. Peter
Sunday, March 22
Mass – 7:00 AM – Most Precious Blood
Mass – 9:00 AM – St. Joseph
Confessions – 10:15 AM–11:15 AM – St. Joseph
Mass (Spanish/English) – 12:00 PM – St. Joseph
How to Reach us: 312 E. High Street Office Hours: Monday – Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 pm Friday 8:00 a.m.-Noon Office: 812-738-2742 Fax: 812-738-2718 Pastor: Rev. Kyle Rodden [email protected] Sacramental Emergency: 812-738-2717 Business Manager: Catherine Donovan 812-738-2332 [email protected] Office Manager: Jane Lasher [email protected] Secretary: Dawn Lewis [email protected] Director of Music Ministries: Theresa Bauer-812-738-9676 [email protected] Director of Faith Formation & Youth Ministry: Lisa Whitaker – 812-738-2759 [email protected] Assistant: Tina Schunemann [email protected]
ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL 512 N. Mulberry Street Office: 812-738-4549 Principal – Brittney King [email protected] Secretary-Amanda Phipps [email protected] Follow us on Facebook: Catholic Community of St. Joseph Corydon St. Joseph Catholic School Our Website: www.catholic-community.org Our youth program on Instagram: stjosephyouth_comefutherup
Our Formed account: www.stjoecorydon.formed.org
Pastoral Council members: Chet Budd, Darrell Lind, Kevin Hanson, Susan Reich, Kathy Hughes and Susan Babcock; Finance Council-John Lasher; Faith Formation-Ron Casabella; School-Janay Hoehn; Stewardship-Butch Green.
ANNUAL ST. JOSEPH PICNIC: JULY 12,2020
MASS INTENTIONS: Day Date Where Time Intention Sat. 3/14 St. Joe 4:00 pm Bobby Stepro† St. Peter 6:00 pm Martha Davis† Sun. 3/15 MPB 7:00 am Jerry Grismore† St. Joe 9:00 am Shaun Rainbolt† 12:00 pm All Parishioners Tues. 3/17 St. Joe 8:15 am Patrick McLear† MPB 5:30 pm No Intention Wed. 3/18 St. Joe 8:15 am Anna & Herb Mattingly† Harr. Spring 3:00 pm Kelly Brison† Thur. 3/19 St. Joe 8:15 am Preusz Family St. Peter 6:00 pm John Bierly† Fri. 3/20 St. Joe 8:15 am Angela Reed† Sat. 3/21 St. Joe 4:00 pm Paul Eckart† St. Peter 6:00 pm Paul Melvin† Sun. 3/22 MPB 7:00 am All Parishioners St. Joe 8:30 am Rosary St. Joe 9:00 am Frank Fey† †= deceased 12:00 pm John Cornwell†
LOW GLUTEN? – Ask Fr. Kyle or the office staff for
more information. We want to assist you to receive
the Eucharist.
MARCH 15, 2020, THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
Mass Schedule:
Saturday – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday – 9:00 a.m.
Sunday - 12:00 pm (bilingual)
Tuesday - Friday-8:15 am
Wednesday -3:00 pm at Nursing
Home
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Wednesday – 6:00-7:00 pm
Friday – 12:30-1:30 pm
Saturday – 3:00-3:45 pm
WELCOME If you are new to the parish, please introduce yourself to our pastor and
complete a registration form (which are available in the back of church or on
our website). All adult members of our parish (over 21) should register even if
you are living with your parents. Moving? If you are moving from the parish or
changing your address, please notify the parish office.
SACRAMENTS:
Baptism - New parents are required to participate in the Pre-Baptismal Program offered in the
months of February, May, August and November.
Marriage - Before setting a date and making arrangements for your wedding please contact our
pastor. The Archdiocese of Indianapolis requires 6 months of preparation for Marriage.
Anointing of the Sick - Please call our Pastor or the parish office if you wish to be anointed
before surgery or during an illness.
Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA) - If you would like to learn about becoming a Catholic
please contact our Director of Faith Formation.
CHAPELS:
MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD Sunday – 7:00 am
Tuesday – 5:30 pm
Confessions after Mass to 7:00 pm
ST. PETER Saturday –6:00 p.m.
Thursday – 6:00 pm
Confessions after Mass to 7:30 pm
“… but whoever drinks the water I shall give, will never thirst, the water I shall
give will become in him a spring of
water welling up to eternal life.”
– John 4:14
Corydon- 812-738-4131 Email: [email protected]
A People of God, celebrating
the experience of Jesus Christ
We, the Catholic Community of St. Joseph, firmly believe we have a
calling to: parish communion, living the mission of the church, and fostering the spiritual and educational needs of God’s people, according to the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the sharing of our
time, talent and treasure.
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