Sat 5:00 pm

Sun 8:00 am St. Margaret Mary 10:30 am 2:00 pm Spanish Mass

Tue 9:00 am

Thu 9:00 am

7:00 pm Spanish Mass Fri 9:00 am

Wed 9:00 am Communion Service

Holy Day Masses at Good Shepherd 10:00 am & 7:00 pm

Subject to change. Please check Upcoming Events/Page 1

Sacraments Baptism: Please contact the Church Office to determine how to begin the process of planning a baptism. First Communion: Please contact our DRE, Deacon Philip Johnson at the Church Office, for more information. Reconciliation: Confessions are heard at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday or by appointment. Confirmation: Please contact our DRE, Deacon Philip Johnson, at the Church Office for more information.

RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults: Contact: Deacon Philip Johnson (931) 924-4511. Matrimony: Please contact the Parish Office at least six months before the proposed date.

Visit from Priest: Please contact the Parish Office if you would like a visit by Fr. John. Anointing of the Sick: Please call the Church Office immediately upon admission so that the priest may be notified.

Fr. Jean-Baptiste Kyabuta, Pastor Deacon Philip Johnson, DRE Caroline Woods, Dir. Admin. Services Patty Davidson, Religious Ed Coordinator/ Youth Minister David Gallagher, Bookkeeper Karen Herget, Safe Environment Coordinator Marie Habbick, Volunteer Secretary

Bulletin Deadline

News for this bulletin must be submitted in writing at least ten days in advance

of the date you wish it to appear.

Parish Council

Ron Fernandez Anne-Marie Pender Mercy Hall Linda Holcomb Deacon Philip Johnson Caroline Woods John Casey Marie Robey Burt Barrett Diane Holcomb Pam Wiedemer Mike Wiedemer Bruce Rawson Angel Amador Patty Davidson

Finance Board Deacon Philip Johnson John Nauseef Bob Knies Linda Holcomb Bruce Rawson Ex-Officio David Gallagher

RCIA Please contact Deacon Philip Johnson 931-924-4511

Good Shepherd Parish 2021 Decherd Blvd Phone (931) 967-0961 Decherd, TN 37324 gsoffice1@bellsouth.net

Emergency Contact Number—931-636-2742

Website: goodshepherdtn.com

Welcome: Our warmest welcome to all who worship with our parish family, whether long-time resident or newly arrived in the parish. If you are interested in registering in our parish, please fill out this form and a Registration Form will be sent to you. Please place it in the collection basket or mail it to the church office. Name ____________________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________City _________________ Zip __________ Phone ________________________ Moving □ Send Envelopes □ New Phone # □

Good Shepherd Mission Statement

We, the members of Good Shepherd Parish, are joined together by our faith in Jesus Christ. We are incorporated into the Body of Christ by our Baptism. We are committed to live out our faith by worshipping God and serving each other and all our neighbors. Under the leadership of our Holy Father, our bishops and pastors, we strive to grow in holiness and to provide for the spiritual, emotional and physical well-being of our members of all ages and states of life by maintaining programs and services to meet their needs. We will work for the Kingdom of God on earth and will try to lead all people by word and example to the joy of salvation and eternal life in heaven.

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Upcoming Events

December 24 Christmas Eve

5:00 pm Christmas Vigil Mass at St. Margaret Mary

December 25

Christmas Masses at Good Shepherd

Midnight and 10:00 am

January 1, 2016 Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God Holy Day of Obligation. Mass at 10:00 am

No First Friday Adoration

Hispanic Community News Comunidad Hispaña

Misa Español

Feliz Navidad

domingo, 27 de diciembre, 2:00 pm

Limosna: $ 254.00

St. Margaret Mary News Mass is celebrated at St. Margaret Mary each

Sunday at 8:00 am. Vigil Masses for Holy Days of Obligation

(except the Easter Vigil & Jan 1) are held at 5:00 pm.

A community Rosary begins each Sunday at 7:30 am.

All are welcome.

Save the Date for Mardi Gras 2016

Steering Team: Barbara Lamb-Gass, Chairperson 931-607-5644 Phyllis Lafferty 931-308-7352

We need YOU to make Mardi Gras a success again this year. Please give generously of your time and talent and become a

Mardi Gras Volunteer!!!

Keep checking the bulletin and website for more details!!!!

Saturday, February 6, 2016

Monterey Station, Cowan

2016 Platinum Sponsors

Danley Heating and Air RL Construction Dr. & Mrs. Damian Szewczyk

2016 Silver Sponsors

Dr. David & Dr. Alexis Eckard Bill Green Brian & Mandi Slaughter

2016 Bronze Sponsors

Barbara Lamb-Gass Citizens Community Bank Discount Plumbing & Electric Dr. James & Kimberly Extine Interstate Block & Brick Kelly’s Dance Studio-Kelly Bolin

The Mardi Gras Committee is looking for donations of wine (minimum value $10). These will be used

in a WINE PULL at Mardi Gras (NOT to be used at the bar). We are looking for 50+ bottles. The Mardi Gras team will purchase one NICE bottle of wine/Champaign to add to the donations. All bottles will be wrapped so no one knows what bottle is inside the wrapping. People will pay $20 to ‘pull a bottle’ from the group. They are guaranteed a bottle of wine with the hope of finding the premium bottle!!!! We really think this will be a big hit….since everyone gets a bottle – no losers!!!! We are also taking donations of silverware! We are trying to save $$ by eliminating some of our disposable costs. Knives, forks and spoons are a huge expense. If anyone has an old set of silverware (no color handles, etc. – all stainless steel), we will collect and use it during Mardi Gras. Thank you!!

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We are raising funds toward a complete overhaul of the interior and exterior lighting system at Good Shepherd. You will be receiving a letter from Father about this project, but pledge cards and envelopes are also available at the back of the church. Please consider a generous donation as a Christmas present to our Parish. If you cannot give a gift immediately you can make a pledge toward the project and complete the pledge by June 1, 2016. Thank you so much for your participation. If you have any questions, please call 931-636-2742.

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Today’s second collection is for the Lighting Project.

Next Sunday’s second collection will be for Those In Need. Thank You

PRE There will be no Parish Religious Education classes on December 20th , December 27th and January 3rd. Classes will resume on January 10, 2016

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The CCFMTN is a non-profit, independent charitable organization that supports the religious, education and philanthropic objectives of the Diocese of Nashville. It serves the needs of individuals and families who wish to make a lasting, growing contribution to the advancement of Catholic values and to benefit their charitable objectives at any level.

Prayerfully consider your

legacy to our Church.

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Al-Anon Al-Anon meets at

7:00 pm on Thursdays United Methodist Church

100 S. Jefferson St, Winchester

If you are worried or concerned about a loved one who is drinking too much,

please come to our confidential Al-Anon Family Group

to learn how to feel better. For more information call 931-327-2165

Diocesan and Parish Resources for the Jubilee of Mercy

Beginning December 8, Pope Francis has proclaimed an Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy as a special time for the Church to promote its mission to bring the mercy of God into the world. This Year of Mercy is only the third special jubilee year in Church history. It is an excellent opportunity to encourage Christians to meet people’s real needs with concrete assistance and to experience and recognize with gratitude the mercy of God in our own lives.

Special Prayer cards and pamphlets are available at the back of the church. Please stop on your way out of Mass and pick one up. As a parish family, let us make this a special year of proclaiming and sharing the mercy of God.

For many wonderful resources, please refer to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishop’s website. www.usccb.org

A NEW ORDER “O, Little Town of Bethlehem.” A Philadelphia clergyman named Phillips Brooks penned these popular words back in the mid-1800s, but the prophet Micah could have used them first. Micah knew that from small packages great treasures come. In today’s first reading, he knew that from tiny Bethlehem would come the Lord. The writer in Hebrews explains that Christ came to us to do the will of God by establishing a new order and by becoming our perfect sacrifice. And Luke tells us that Elizabeth and John, the infant in her womb, understand that great and wondrous things are at hand with the coming of the Lord. This is the Fourth Sunday of Advent. Soon we celebrate anew the fruit of Mary’s womb. As we are told in Hebrews, Jesus’ new order is being established even today. And as Micah proclaims, his greatness is reaching even now to the ends of the earth. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

St. Stephen

Stephen's name means "crown," and he was the first disciple of Jesus to receive the martyr's crown. Stephen was a deacon in the early Christian Church. The apostles had found that they needed helpers to look after the care of the widows and the poor. So they ordained seven deacons, and Stephen is the most famous of these.

God worked many miracles through St. Stephen and he spoke with such wisdom and grace that many of his hearers became followers of Jesus. The enemies of the Church of Jesus were furious to see how successful Stephen's preaching was. At last, they laid a plot for him. They could not answer his wise argument, so they got men to lie about him, saying that he had spoken sinfully against God. St. Stephen faced that great assembly of enemies without fear. In fact, the Holy Bible says that his face looked like the face of an angel.

The saint spoke about Jesus, showing that He is the Savior, God had promised to send. He scolded his enemies for not having believed in Jesus. At that, they rose up in great anger and shouted at him. But Stephen looked up to Heaven and said that he saw the heavens opening and Jesus standing at the right hand of God.

His hearers plugged their ears and refused to listen to another word. They dragged St. Stephen outside the city of Jerusalem and stoned him to death. The saint prayed, "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit!" Then he fell to

his knees and begged God not to punish his enemies for killing him.

After such an expression of love, the holy martyr went to his heavenly reward. His feast day is December 26th.

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK

Saint’s Feasts This Week

Dec 20 St. Dominic of Silos

Dec 21 St. Peter Canisius

Dec 22 St. Chaeromon

Dec 23 St. John of Kanty

Dec 24 St. Adele

Dec 25 St. Eugenia

Dec 27 St. Stephen

Saturday, December 19

5:00 pm … People of the Parish Sunday, December 20

8:00 am ... †Aaron Rhoads By Yolande Gottfried

10:30 am … †Walton Rich By Mary Rich

2:00 pm … People of the Parish Tuesday, December 22

9:00 am … †Shannon Brown By Denny Basmajian Wednesday, December 23

9:00 am ... Communion Service Thursday, December 24 Christmas Eve

5:00 pm … People of the Parish

Friday, December 25 Christmas

Midnight … †Kathy Woods By Andy & Kathy Knapper

10:00 am… People of the Parish

Saturday, December 26

5:00 pm … †Charly Pender By Denny Basmajian Sunday, December 27

8:00 am ... †Tim Stubblefield By Betty Lyons

10:30 am … People of the Parish

2:00 pm … People of the Parish

Please pray for the sick and those with special needs Parishioners

Family and Friends

Active Military SFC John Blanchard — Lt. Matthew Moore — WO2 Nathaniel Gallagher

SGT Roger Fox — Sgt. Katrina Woods Farley Richard Brooks Jr. — Richard Brooks III

To Add or Remove names from the list, please call or e-mail the church office. 931-967-0961 gsoffice1@bellsouth.net

Anna Gipson Mary Rich Leon Hawkersmith Eugene Judge Cris Lowry

Scott Bennett Debrah Schmitt Tom Wicklander Heidi Beavers Anonymous

Martin Bennett Jo Ann Dotson Kevin Frye Tom Hall Susie Pfister

Beverly Thornton Roy Smith, Jr Mary Frances Blair John Magyar Jim Hamner

Judy Magouirk Nicola Hannaway Benita Depenhart Lynn Stumpf Catherine Hamner

Wanda Gallagher Jack Stumpf Marie Luna Kelly Wilson Mary Frances Gallagher

Alice Roehm Wendy LeBas Judi Polak Laura Smith Mary Clementine Smith

Margaret Tanner Forrest Adolphson Kenneth Depenhart Justin Depenhart

Janie Hines Jill Dooley Ken Goodwin Larry Smith Meghan Payne Stephanie Sassoon

Faye Walls Ken Gibbons Carleigh Allen Barbara Price Julie McAllum Annie Hyatt

George Sells Rich Family Dena Trail Ray Underwood Linda Payne Janet Holden

Phillip Scharber Robert Bourdin Tanis Beck Landon Barclay Dan Magouirk Gabrielle Tyler

Ruth Bartek Lindsey Knoer Amber Mathis Wendell Trussel Jeannette Garner Kenneth Willis

Candy Humphries Susan Gray Jim Erwin Bernadette Gibbons Barry Stewart Henry Whitaker

Kayley Brewer Bill Howell Janell Mitten Dennis Burns, Jr. Frances Burt Raymond Wallace

Jerry Nelson Lorrie Freund Ben Humphries Marlee Jay Roberts Rachel Collins Rita Caldwell

Mary Russell John Rourk David Keller Tim Lavvoran Christine Paprocki Alberta Magouirk

Jack Gilbert Marjorie Bruner Melanie Morris Dorothy Schlagheck Lindsey Denson Patricia M. Cannon

Peggy Bauer Margaret Willy Lyn Deramus Angela Denson Mattie Lee Bishop Donald Brown

Baby Benjamin Smith Kim Agee Tim Ricohermoso Mauricio Hernandez Ramirez

Monday Sg 2:8-14 or Zep 3:14-18a; Ps 33:2-3, 11-12, 20-21; Lk 1:39-45

Tuesday 1 Sm 1:24-28; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Lk 1:46-56

Wednesday Mal 3:1-4, 23-34; Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-10, 14; Lk 1:57-66

Thursday Christmas

Eve

Vigil: Is 62:1-5; Ps 89:4-5, 16-17, 27, 29; Acts 13:16-17, 22-25; Mt 1:1-25

Friday Christmas

Night: Is 9:1-6; Ps 96:1-3, 11-13; Ti 2:11-14; Lk 2:1-14 Day: Is 52:7-10; Ps 98:1-6; Heb 1:1-6; Jn 1:1-18

Saturday Acts 6:8-10; 7:54-59; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 8ab,16bc, 17; Mt 10:17-22

Sunday

Sir 3:2-6, 12-14 or 1 Sm 1:20-22, 24-28; Ps 128:1-5 or Ps 84:2-3,5-6, 9-10; Col 3:12-21or 1 Jn 3:1-2, 21-24; Lk 2:41-52

Stewardship of Treasure

Good Shepherd and St. Margaret Mary Collections November 28—29, 2015

St. Margaret Mary Regular $ 745.00

Loose $ 191.00

St. Margaret Mary Total $ 936.00

Good Shepherd Regular $ 2,858.81

Loose $ 478.00

Good Shepherd Total $ 3,336.81

Spanish Collection $ 254.00

R F T S Mi 5:1-4a; Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19;

Heb 10:5-10; Lk 1:39-45

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Please Help Feed Those in Need This month’s collection will be

on December 26/27 2015

Personal Care items such as deodorant, shampoo,

conditioner, toothpaste, etc. would be greatly appreciated!

New volunteers are urgently needed

Please contact Linda Holcomb—967-0299

Thank you!!

Parish Devotions

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on first Fridays -10:00 am to 10:00 pm

Praise and Worship - 7:00 pm 2nd & 3rd Wednesdays of the month

Rosary - Sunday mornings 7:30 am St. Margaret Mary and 10:00 am Good Shepherd

Pope Francis’ December Intentions

Universal: Experiencing God’s mercy That all may experience the mercy of God, who never tires of forgiving.

Evangelization: Families That families, especially those who suffer, may find in the birth of Jesus a sign of certain hope.

Good Shepherd/ St. Margaret Mary

Council of Catholic Women

A L P

The CCW will NOT meet in January or February. Look for us again in March!

The Book Club meets the Third Tuesday of each month

11:00 am at San Miguel’s All are welcome! See you then!

The Prayer Shawl Ministry will not meet again until April 14, 2016

Prayer Shawls are still available. You do not have to be a member of

the Prayer Shawl Ministry to present a Shawl to someone in need of

comfort and prayer. To present a shawl, contact

Rose Berninger at 931-455-4555 or 931-434-0173

For more information, Call Rose or Mercy Hall at 962-0502

Coffee & Scripture—meets on the last Thursday of each month

7:30 am at Sunrise the Breakfast Place

For more information on the above events please contact Mercy Hall 962-0502,

Marie Bowman 649-2216

Prayers for Priests

O Jesus, our great High Priest, hear my humble prayers on behalf of your

priests. Give them a deep faith, a bright and firm hope and a burning love which

will ever increase in the course of their priestly life.

In their loneliness, comfort them. In their sorrows, strengthen them. In their frustrations, point out to them that it is

through suffering that the soul is purified, and show them that they are

needed by the Church; they are needed by souls; they are needed for

the work of redemption. We ask this through Christ our Lord.

Amen

SUNDAY, December 20 Rosary 7:30 am...……………….…......SMM Rosary 10:00 am. ………….…..….….......GS Spanish Mass 2:00 pm ………………….GS

MONDAY, December 21 Bridge 6:45 pm ………………………..CAFT TUESDAY, December 22

WEDNESDAY, December 23 THURSDAY, December 24

Christmas Eve Vigil Mass 5:00 pm …… SMM

FRIDAY, December 25 Christmas

Mass at Midnight ………..….GS Mass at 10:00 am ………..... GS SATURDAY, December 26 LEGEND GS…………………………...Good Shepherd Church SMM………………………………..St. Margaret Mary SGS…………………..School of the Good Shepherd PS ………………………………………….Pre-School CAFT………………………………………….Cafeteria LIB ………………………………………………Library KOCH……………………...Knights of Columbus Hall PAV…………………………Good Shepherd Pavilion

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TRIPS, MOVIES, SHOWS, CRUISES, DINNERS AND MUCH MORE!

2nd THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH GS School Cafeteria

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Good Shepherd

12-19-15 5:00 pm S. Fernandez #1 J. Rivard #2

T. Schulte #3 L. Ashby #4

12-20-15 10:30 am A. Roehm #1 J. Alvarez #2

M. Wiedemer #3 J. Hamner #4

12-25-15 Midnight R. Polce #1 T. Polce #2

V. Polce #3 P. Davidson #4

10:00 am M. Robey #1 A. Roehm #2

V. Rawson #3 B. Rawson #4

12-26-15 5:00 pm S. German #1 J. Rivard #2

M. Hall #3 J. Schultz #4

12-27-15 10:30 am B. Stewart #1 E. Dawe #2

T. Hartvigsen #3 J. Alvarez #4

Eucharistic Ministers

12-19-15 5:00 pm John Schulte

12-20-15 10:30 am Catherine Hamner

12-25-15 Midnight Mercy Hall

10:00 am Mike Wiedemer

12-26-15 5:00 pm Linda Ashby

12-27-15 10:30 am Bill Anderson

Lectors

Altar Servers 12-19-15 5:00 pm T. Holcomb C. Holcomb

12-20-15 10:30 am

12-25-15 Midnight O. Gass E. Allish T. McDonald

10:00 am S. Hernandez L. Dawe

12-26-15 5:00 pm C. Holcomb C. Pew

12-27-15 10:30 am Z. Bonee N. Hernandez T. McDonald

Knights of Columbus

N. Hernandez

St. Margaret Mary

12-19-15 5:00 pm Ron & Su Fernandez

12-20-15 10:30 am Barbara Brackett

12-25-15 Midnight Brian & Mandy Slaughter

10:00 am Marie Robey

12-26-15 5:00 pm Mike & Donna Boyea

12-27-16 10:30 am Sally Samoya & Monica Slaughter

Hospitality Ministers

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T W I O L

O Little Town of Bethlehem

There is a Christmas song that says of Bethlehem: “Yet in thy dark streets shineth the everlasting Light.” Though today it has many modern homes and buildings, you can still see that it is part of “the hill

country…of Judah.” (Lk 1:39) It is not too far from En Kerem, where John the Baptist was born, and apparently where today’s Gospel takes place. We see in the Gospel reading today how Elizabeth and her unborn child rejoiced at the news of Jesus’ coming birth. The story implies that Mary went to see Elizabeth as soon as the angel told her about Jesus. I would think that talking about it made this miracle more real. Jesus is the “everlasting Light” mentioned in the song. That light shines today, not just in Bethlehem, but everywhere that his followers bring it. When we console someone who is mourning, that light shines. When we forgive someone who hurt us, the light is burning. When we teach a child how to pray, it shines even brighter. Our dark streets need the everlasting Light today as much as they did 2000 years ago. Today we remember how Mary and Elizabeth shared their faith in God. They did so much like we do today. Jesus, who seems to be invisible today, is seen in the shared faith of those who bring him into the world by their words and actions.

Tom Schmidt, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

12/20/15 8:00 am C. Snead I. Hazelwood

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12/27/15 8:00 am C. Snead H. Tanner

Altar Servers

12/20/15 8:00 am C. Lewis B. Hazelwood

12/24/15 5:00 pm C. Cavagnaro P. Girata

12/27/15 8:00 am M. Gallagher M. Finney

Eucharistic Ministers

12/20/15 8:00 am Robin Gottfried

12/24/15 5:00 pm Chuck Lewis

12/27/15 8:00 am Yolande Gottfried

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