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MASS SCHEDULES
A CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS WHERE THERE’S ALWAYS A PLACE FOR YOU
Weekend Masses Saturday - Saint Joseph Church Campus
4:00 pm Mass
Reconciliation: 3:30 pm Sunday - Saint Anthony Church Campus
10:30 am Mass
5:00 pm Praise Mass
Reconciliation: 9:30 am
Daily Chapel Masses Saint Anthony Church Campus
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
7:00 am
Wednesday
Communion Service: 7:00 am
All Saints Parish Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Friday 9:00 am - 1:30 pm
704 N First Ave
Evansville IN 47710-1632
Phone: 812.423.5209
Fax: 812.424.5498
www.allsaintsevansville.org
OFFICE INFORMATION
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 21, 2018
Celebrating at St. Anthony & St. Joseph Churches
EVENTS THIS WEEK
Thursday, October 25
SA 5:30 pm Choir Practice
SA 6:00 pm Community HEAL Class The Hub
SA 6:30 pm Financial Peace University
Saturday, October 27
SA 7:00 am-1:00 pm KOC Rummage Sale
SJ 3:30 pm Confessions
SJ 4:00 pm Mass
Sunday, October 28
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SA 9:30 am Confessions
SA 10:30 am Mass/Children’s Liturgy
SA 11:30 am Clothes Closet Open
SA 3:00 pm Praise Music Practice
SA 5:00 pm Praise Mass
SA 6:00 pm Life Teen/EDGE
SA—Hearing assistance is available. Ask any member of the Parish Team.
PARISH COUNCIL
Members-At-Large
Deavron Farmer, Betty Gilles,
Gene Gilles, Robert Gunter,
William Krowl, Tegan Rush,
Wilma Spaulding
Commissioners
Cindy Shea / Building & Finance
Roger Rogge / Community Life
Emma Jean Couture / Faith Formation
Laura Ackerman / Liturgy
Marilyn Miller-Hardaway / Justice & Charity
Gina Tucker / Youth
Mike Wathen / Treasurer
Rev. John Davidson………………………………...Pastor, x114………………………………[email protected]
Emil Altmeyer………………………………………….Deacon, 812-746-6331……………[email protected] Sharon Vogler……………………….DRE/Pastoral Associate, x109…………………………[email protected]
Lisa Foster……………………………………..Pastoral Associate, x108……………………………[email protected] Tom Bogenschutz………………………………...Dir. Ministries, x104……...………[email protected] Sr. Teresa Gunter…………………………….. Youth Ministries, x105……………………[email protected]
Judy Wittgen………………………………..Administrative Asst, x101………………………[email protected] Amy Eger………………………………….Financial Coordinator, x103……………………………[email protected]
Machalle Walker………………………………..Office Secretary, x102………………………[email protected] Peggy Epley……………………………………….Media Specialist, x123…………………………[email protected]
Don Burton………………….CFL Building Manager Judy Mills……………...Music Coordinator Darlene Steffe……………...Wedding Coordinator Tina Schutte..Praise Music Coordinator
Saturday, October 20
SJ 3:30 pm Confessions
SJ 4:00 pm Mass
Sunday, October 21
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SA 9:00 am Family Faith
SA 9:30 am Confessions
SA 10:30 am Mass/Children’s Liturgy
SA 11:30 am Diabetes Class
SA 12:00 pm Life Teen/EDGE
SA 3:00 pm Praise Music Practice
SA 5:00 pm Praise Mass
Monday, October 22
SA 9:00-10:00 am Yoga Class
Tuesday, October 23
SA 6:30 pm SPRED
Wednesday, October 24
SA 8:00 am Bible Study
SA 10:30 am Soup Kitchen
SA 10:30 am Clothes Closet
SA 5:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul All Saints Conference
SA 6:00 pm Strengths Journey
SA 6:30 pm New Testament Bible Study
The Automated External Defibrillators are located in the back of St. Anthony
Church near the restroom and the front west wall in St. Joseph Church.
Vision Statement: We are called to be a faith filled family, who acts justly, loves tenderly, forgives freely and walks humbly with our God.
Pastoral Staff
All Saints Parish 2018 Bruté Society Nominees Congratulations to Larry & Nancy Reinhart
and Don, Gina, & Anna Tucker, All Saints
Parish 2018 Bruté Society Nominees.
The Bruté Society is an honorary Association
of Southwestern Indiana Catholic lay persons
who have been recognized by their fellow
parishioners as outstanding models of
Christian stewardship of time, time, talent, and treasure. The Society is named
in honor of Bishop Simon Bruté who was appointed the first bishop of
Vincennes in 1834. The Society was established to acknowledge exemplary
Christian Stewardship demonstrated by individual members of the parish and
to promote an ever-deepening commitment to stewardship as the way of life
for all Catholics. Larry, Nancy, Don, Gina, and Anna will be inducted in to the
Bruté Society during a solemn Ceremony of Induction held at 2:00 pm on
Sunday, November 4 at Good Shepherd Church.
Special Points of Interest
Baptism of children should be arranged in advance
by contacting Fr. Davidson at the Parish Office.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA):
Those wishing to become Catholic or learn more
about the Catholic faith may contact Lisa Foster at
the Parish Office.
Marriage: Couples planning to be married should
contact Fr. Davidson at least six months before the
wedding date. This ensures time for adequate
preparation.
Anointing of the Sick: Please call Lisa Foster at the
Parish Office. It is best to arrange the anointing
while the person who is ill can participate.
Catholic Schools: Grades K-12, open to children of
our parishioners. Contact Sharon Vogler at the
Parish Office to ask about our policy of sponsoring
students in Catholic Schools.
Family Faith Formation: Religious Education for
families and children is available. Please call Sharon
Vogler at the Parish Office.
Prayer Chain: Contact Judy Wittgen at our Parish
Office if you would like to join the phone or email
prayer chain.
Homebound, Nursing Home or Hospital
Visitation: Call Lisa Foster at the Parish Office.
Life Teen/EDGE: Middle School & High School
youth join us at 3:00 pm Sunday afternoon August-
May in the Youth Group Room for faith, friends and
fun. Contact Sr. Teresa Gunter at the Parish Office.
New Parishioners: Call Tom Bogenschutz at the
Parish Office to receive our Welcome Packet and
Parish Directory.
OCTOBER MASS INTENTIONS
For All Saints Parish
Saturday 20 4:00 pm Dennis Heathcott
Carol Schmitt
Sunday 21 10:30 am Gary & Stephen Pace
and Family
5:00 pm Parishioners
Monday 22 7:00 am Dorothy Seibert
Tuesday 23 7:00 am John Gerard
Wednesday 24 7:00 am Communion Service
Thursday 25 7:00 am Don Settle
Friday 26 7:00 am Sr. Jeanette Adler
Saturday 27 4:00 pm Carrie E. Laymon
Leo Mueller
Sunday 28 10:30 am Patricia Venturini
5:00 pm Parishioners
All Saints Parish: Coming Together to Serve October 20-21, 2018
Children’s Collection
October 14—1.00
Zora Parchman
Prayer Requests
Please forward your prayer requests to
Judy Wittgen ([email protected]) or
Machalle Walker ([email protected])
at the Parish Office 812-423-5209.
The power of prayer will bring us
closer together!
Stewardship at All Saints Parish
Collection, October 14 $6,892.00
Electronic Funds Transfers $7,690.00
Online Contributions $345.00
Mailed $1,360.00
Total $16,287.00
Weekly Amount Needed $15,748.80
St. Vincent de Paul $242.00
Holy Days– All Saints Day $20.00
All Saints Parish Annual Report
All Saints Parish 2017-2018 Annual
Report and 2018-19 Mission Based
Budget are now available on our
website. Visit allsaintsevansville.org,
click on the All Saints Parish tab then
choose Mission Based Budget &
Annual Report.
Strengths Journey
For those who are registered...a schedule reminder... Wednesday evenings...6:00–7:30 pm in the OCO Room
October 24 Session 1
November 7 Session 2
November 14 Session 3
November 28 Session 4
December 5 Session 5
From Fr. Jay...”We each have a God given mission.
So, God has given us strengths to achieve our mission.
With the help of the Holy Spirit and the Strengths
Journey...discover your mission.”
All Saints Day~November 1
All Saints Day, Thursday November 1st is a Holy Day of Obligation.
Masses will be offered at the following times:
7:00 am at St Anthony Church,
12:10 pm at St Joseph Church and
5:30 pm at St Anthony Church.
All Saints Parish Angel Giving Tree Our Angel Giving Tree is our opportunity to help our
parish families or individuals who do not have what
they need this Christmas Season.
If you or someone you know in the Parish needs help this
Christmas Season, please contact Lisa or Sharon in the Parish
Office at 423-5209 by November 15.
All names and information will be kept confidential.
Hearts & Hands in Ministry
Check out our Ministries in Action!
Thank You to our Advertisers!
Thank you, Primerica for sponsoring our All Saints
Parish Bulletin. All Saints Parishioners, please shop
our sponsors, Let them know you saw their ad in
our Parish Bulletin.
A-Men’s Club: 6:00 pm, 3rd Tuesday each month, SA
All Saints Women’s Club: 6:30 pm, 3rd Monday each month, SA
Children's Liturgy of the Word: Sundays,10:30 am, SA
Covenant Choir: Thursdays, 5:30 pm, SA
Family Faith: Every other Sunday, 9:00 am, SA
Life Teen/EDGE: Every Sunday, 3:00 pm, SA
Praise Mass Groups: Practice every Sunday at 3:00 pm, SA
RCIA Inquiry : 6:30 pm, 1st and 3rd Thursday each month, SA
SPRED: Tuesdays, 6:30 pm, SA
St. Vincent de Paul All Saints Conf: Wednesday, 5:30 pm, SA
Monday Morning Yoga: Mondays, 9-10:00 am, SA
Wednesday Morning Bible Study: Wednesdays, 8:00 am, SA
Questions of the Week First Reading
Today’s reading is an excerpt from the final
suffering servant oracle of the book of Isaiah
(52:13-53:12). The prophet Isaiah speaks of
redemptive suffering. When have you found God’s
grace at moments of suffering in your life?
Second Reading
We hear in Hebrews how Jesus sympathizes with our
weaknesses. What would you say are your spiritual
weaknesses?
Gospel Reading
Jesus speaks to his disciples today about the
importance of service to others. In what ways do you
offer service to others in need?
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 53: 10-11 pg. 673
Hebrews 4: 14-16 pg. 1361
Mark 10: 35-45 pg. 1152
It’s Brute Award time of the year and we have selected
this year’s winners. One of the winners that the parish
has bestowed this award upon this year is the
Tucker Family: Gina, Don and Anna.
If you’ve attended the 5:00 pm Mass
you have seen them in action.
For several years, the three have been heavily
involved in our Life Teen program.
All three are Eucharistic Ministers;
Gina is a lector, and Don a sacristan.
Don and Anna are some of our camera operators
and Don and Gina help with our SCRIP program.
Gina also serves on our Parish Council.
The parish has been immensely blessed by their
service and dedication for many years.
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jeremiah 31: 7-9 pg. 723
Hebrews 5: 1-6 pg. 1361
Mark 10: 46-52 pg. 1192
Remember a loved one at Mass
Please call the Parish Office at 812-423-5209
or email [email protected].
All Saints Parish Clean Up Day
Saturday, November 3
8 am to 12 pm
St. Anthony Campus
We will split into teams and work together to tackle
some projects around the Church campus.
Coffee, Donut Holes and Hot Chocolate will be
served! Any questions, please contact Sharon or Lisa
in the Parish Office at 812-423-5209.
Soup Makers Needed
We know we have good soup makers in our
parish! If you are willing to make homemade soup
for the All Saints Sweepstakes, please sign-up after
Mass. Bring your crockpot full of soup to the cafeteria
on November 4th by 10:30 am. Please call the Parish
Office with questions or to sign-up, 812-423-5209.
Parish Appreciation Dinner
Several parishioners have asked about
our Appreciation Dinner. Because Fr. Jay is
recuperating from his surgery (and we don’t want
to have a dinner without him), our Parish
Appreciation Dinner will be held sometime in
March or April of 2019. We will let you know when
we have the new date.
Book of Remembrance
During November, we are called in a special way
to remember those who have gone to their
eternal rest. The names of those who have
passed away this past year will be displayed in
our Book of Remembrance that will travel
between St. Anthony and St. Joseph Churches.
Please remember these brothers and sisters in Christ
and their family members especially during this month
of November.
All Saints Liturgical Ministers
October 20—4:00 pm SJ Church
Lector: Donna Cheatham
Servers: Gene Gilles, Gabe Addington
Greeters: Machalle Walker, Peggy Epley, Archie Sandefur
SCRIP: Mary Pat Trainum, Wilma Spaulding
October 21—10:30 am SA Church
Lectors: Leanne Hudson, Fred Mulfinger
Servers: Jaeden & Raegan Wagner
Greeters: Curt Miles, Jan Smock, Susie Dillman,
Nancy Reinhart
Sacristan: Sandy Bruno
Attendance: Kyle Conner
Children’s Liturgy: Alexis Armstrong, Stephanie Burgdorf
Ushers: Jim Neidig, Robert Gunter, Mike Foster
Camera: Jason Marsh
SCRIP: Kristi Wagner, Kelli Fink, Mike Ledbetter
October 21—5:00 pm SA Church
Lectors: Susan Volz
Servers: Janet Price
Greeters: Steve & Heather Titzer, Jeanette Cassin
Sacristan: Kathy O’Conner
Attendance: Kim Volz
Camera: Kevin Valadares
SCRIP: Don & Gina Tucker
October 27—4:00 pm SJ Church
Lector: Pam Martin
Servers: Lindsey & Katelyn Gunter
Greeters: Carol Schenk, Barb Conner, Archie Sandefur
SCRIP: Susan Heathcott, Mary Pat Trainum
October 28—10:30 am SA Church
Lectors: Emma Jean Couture, Andie Gunter
Servers: Gabe & Andrew Addington
Greeters: Roger Rogge, Scott Joest, Mark Mitsdarffer,
Kevin Gallagher
Sacristan: Jerri Hatfield
Attendance: Larry Reinhart
Children’s Liturgy: Alexis Armstrong, Taylor Foster
Ushers: Charles Muller, Harold Hartig, Gary Hobbs
Camera: Tegan Rush
SCRIP: Ron & Cathy Nickens, Jan Smock
October 28—5:00 pm SA Church
Lectors: Gina Tucker, Chris Hamman
Server: TBD
Greeters: Joan & Mike Nunn
Sacristan: Don Tucker
Attendance: Donna Koewler
Camera: Dave Koewler
SCRIP: Regina Hamman, Julie Sellers
Have you shared your faith with someone? Know someone who might like to become Catholic?
Think about someone you can invite to come and learn
a little about the Catholic faith. Questions?
Call Lisa at 812-423-5209. Our next RCIA Inquiry
Session will be on Thursday, November 1st at
5:30 pm Mass. We will meet after Mass in the Church.
We have prayed for this “building” when it was the
“old St. Joseph School.” Now it will become home for
family, friends and neighbors. As they begin to move
in and make this their home, let us keep them in our
prayers.
“O God, you freely give your blessings to us.
May they be shared by all who are blessed to live
at Carpenter Place.
O God, you protect our going out and coming in;
let hospitality be shared with all who visit and live
here.
May this new home be a place for dreams and
realities.
We pray for well-being and community for all who
live at Carpenter Place.
We make this our prayer in the name of Joseph,
the carpenter, and Jesus our Lord. Amen.”
Please join us for Carpenter’s Place Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony on Monday, October 22,
at 10:00 am in celebration of the newly
renovated affordable housing apartments
(formally St. Joseph School), 521 N. Garvin Street,
Evansville
All Saints Health Ministry News Week 4 - Healthy Eating and Active Living
curriculum focused on fixing it safe at home with
home safety checks and safe food preparation and
storage. Nine participants were in attendance.
Antonio Venturini won a microwave wrapper and
Maria Venturini the crockpot donated by Simpson
United Methodist Church. Each participant received a
meat thermometer.
Upcoming:
October 21: Diabetes- All Saints Campus, Father
Niehaus Room after the 10:30 am Mass
October 25: HEAL – Choosing to Move More;
Making the Connection at The HUB, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Build houses and live in them: plant gardens and eat
their fruits. Jeremiah 29:5
Please contact the All Saints Parish Office at
812-423-5209, if you would like to register for the
Diabetes educational session.
Family Faith Formation 2018-19 Enlisting Witnesses for Jesus Christ
REMEMBER…
How to be a witness for Jesus...
We’ve learned many ways to live as Jesus taught from
the Saints we learned about this month. Thank you to
all of the Family Faith Formation families for your
creative presentations!
We have begun AND it is NOT too LATE to JOIN US!
Registration Forms for 2018-19 are available on our
parish website. http://allsaintsevansville.org/
Questions? Contact Sharon at the parish office at
812-423-5209 or [email protected]
We have begun AND it is NOT too LATE to JOIN US!
Registration Forms for 2018-19 are available on our
parish website. http://allsaintsevansville.org/
Questions? Contact Sharon at the parish office at
812-423-5209 or [email protected]
Justice Challenge 29th Week in Ordinary Time
Saturday is National Make a Difference Day (celebrated
the fourth Saturday in October). All of us want to leave
our mark on the world in some way. Your challenge
this week is to choose one action you can take to make
a difference in the life of a person who is a victim of
injustice in your community. It might be a student
victimized by bullying, or a worker who is denied a fair
wage. You may see racism alive and well and choose to
do something to break the cycle. Whatever you choose,
see if you can make a difference so someone
experiences more justice than he or she did before.
(copyright Fashioning Faith.org)
Tony Martinez Scholarship Fund
Orders being taken now...All orders are due to the
Parish Office no later than noon on Wednesday,
October 31st.
This is your last weekend to order after Masses.
Your orders will be ready for pick up on Saturday &
Sunday, December 1 & 2 or Monday, December 3rd
depending on delivery to us.
This group raises money 2-3 times a year to help
support families who struggle to pay tuition.
They also offer free back to school supplies to our
parish families. In the past, they have hosted the
Christmas Bazaar during Advent and Soup Sale during
Lent. This year they are going to be trying some new
fundraisers.
Please join the Tony Martinez Scholarship Fund as they
take orders for live evergreen products….wreaths,
swag, and/or centerpiece.
Life Teen/EDGE
Hey everyone. We had a blast at Sky Zone. Even
though a lot of us got out at dodgeball… some more
than others! So this weekend, if you’re reading this on
Saturday night, come over to Saint Anthony campus.
We are watching the movie Coco and eating pizza,
popcorn, and Smore‘s. It all begins at 6:00 pm.
On Sunday, we are leaving at 12 o’clock to go to the
Titzer’s. It’s going to be a great day with kayaking,
basketball, fishing, shuffleboard, walking, hiking, etc.
Bring a change of clothes just in case you get wet.
We will be back by 4:30 to get ready for Mass. Bring a
friend. If you have any questions, just let me know.
Next Sunday, we are leaving at 6:00 pm to go to the
Haunted Houses. I do have permission forms that
need to be filled out. The cost is $10. But don’t let that
stop you from coming and being frightened.
Peace out, Sister T
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TEC (Teens Encounter Christ)
TEC (Teens Encounter Christ) is a three-day experience
for young people who are searching for goals,
acceptance, meaning, and for community. Adults are
also welcome and encouraged to attend as they
increase our witness to our faith while experiencing
their own encounter with Christ.
Candidates can expect to meet others from all areas of
the Diocese, find how God fits in your life, and
encounter the Risen Jesus Christ. You will have time to
reflect on your life, ideas, hopes, and dreams away
from home, school, and/or work. You can find an
application and more information at
http://www.switec.org/ The next weekend is
November 10-12, 2018 at St. Mary’s Church in Ireland.
Visit All Saints Facebook Page for daily
news. Like our page and be sure to share
our site with your friends.
Knights of Columbus Rummage Sale
The Knights of Columbus Council 565 is
sponsoring a Home Décor Sale to benefit Life Choices
on Saturday, October 27, in the St. Anthony Cafeteria
from 7:00 am to 1:00 pm. New bedspreads-all sizes,
pillows, drapes, rods, mirrors, furniture, wall hangings,
and miscellaneous household items all at bargain
prices.
Hello All Saints parishioners!
My name is Jami Snyder and I am a
student in the Social Work program at the
University of Southern Indiana.
I am currently collecting personal items, such as
shampoo, conditioner, soap, deodorant, toothbrushes,
toothpaste, women’s undergarments (sizes small,
medium, large, and extra-large), and socks, for the
women in need who come into St. Anthony’s Soup
Kitchen. We will collect these items after Mass until
November 11th. These items will then be bagged and
given directly to the women who come into the soup
kitchen. Whatever you can bring in is greatly
appreciated! Please place your donations in boxes
located in the back of both churches. Thank you for
all that you do!
Tri-State Creation Care Event
Electric cars, solar and wind energy: many exciting
things are happening with the new technologies
around energy. Dr. Brandon Fields, Professor of Engi-
neering at USI, will present “Energy Now and the Fu-
ture: Including Prospects for the Electric Car.” Dr.
Fields will share his knowledge and insights on where
our world is going with energy. The event will be held
in the Browning Rms at the Evansville Central Library,
downtown on Monday, October 29th at 6:30 pm.
It is free and all are welcome. The event is sponsored
by Tri-State Creation Care.
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