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Sacred Heart of Jesus
Schnellville, IN
Parish Office 4444 S Ohio Street/PO Box 98
St. Anthony, IN 47575
(812)326-2777
Facebook facebook.com/divine mercy parish
dubois county
Website www.divinemercyduco.org
Pastor Fr. Christopher Droste
Emergency (812)326-2777 Ext. 7
Deacon Charlie Johnson
Parish Secretary Janelle Pund
Parish Catechetical Leader Janie Kempf
Bookkeeper Kim Jackson
CONTACT INFORMATION
St. Anthony of Padua
St. Anthony, IN
MASS TIMES
Tuesday 6:00pm St. Anthony
Wednesday 6:00pm Sacred Heart
Thursday 7:30am St. Anthony
Friday 7:00am Sacred Heart
Saturday 4:30pm St. Anthony
(October-March)
Saturday 4:30pm Sacred Heart
(April-September)
Sunday 7:30am Sacred Heart
10:00am St. Anthony
Confessions are regularly offered either by
appointment or 30 minutes before each weekday
Mass and 45 minutes before the Saturday evening
Mass and Sunday morning Mass at SHJ.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday 8:00am-Noon
Tuesday 8:00am-4:00pm
Wednesday 8:00am-4:00pm
Thursday 8:00am-4:00pm
Friday Closed
BULLETIN DEADLINE...Tuesdays by
noon. Early deadlines for holidays will be
posted in the bulletin.
DIVINE MERCY PARISH
MAY 6, 2018
Saturday, May 5 Sixth Sunday of Easter
4:30pm For the Parishioners (SHJ)
Sunday, May 6 Sixth Sunday of Easter
7:30am Bernadette Schneider (SHJ)
10:00am David & Donna Fischer (SAP)
Tuesday, May 8 **NOTE NEW TIME
6:00pm Henry & Helen Buechler (SAP)
Wednesday, May 9 **NOTE NEW TIME
6:00pm George Hoffman (SHJ)
Thursday, May 10 St. Damien de Veuster
7:30am Rose Merkley (SAP)
Friday, May 11
7:00am Russell Allen (SHJ)
Saturday, May 12 The Ascension of the Lord
4:30pm Irma Kluemper-Mundy (SHJ)
Sunday, May 13 The Ascension of the Lord
7:30am Ardella Schneider (SHJ)
10:00am For the Parishioners (SAP)
MASS INTENTIONS My meeting in Chicago last week was a wonderful
occasion to catch up with friends and meet new ones,
but it was also a difficult time for many of us as we
shared what’s happening in our lives, especially
what’s challenging us to grow. There was something
profound about the timing of our meeting also. Many
of us shared in the lament that our souls have often
mirrored the odd transition to Spring we’ve been
experiencing. Like nature itself, we have been slow
to awaken from the sleepiness and death of Winter.
For this reason, we were all searching for signs of
new life.
One big takeaway from the meeting that I learned or
was reminded of is that we all have our ideas about
certain things, people, even reality itself. Sometimes
these ideas are even correct ones, perhaps forged over
years of observation and in-depth study of things that,
at a certain point, in one way or another, we think we
“know.” And then we have the facts, those things
that continually happen before our eyes and that
stubbornly continue to get through to us in spite of
ourselves. They could be small ones–an unexpected
encounter, a thoughtful judgment from a person from
whom you might not expect it–or big ones, like the
sudden death of a friend. Often, these facts lead to a
fork in the road. And if you really think about it, this
is almost always the case even if we don’t realize it.
In the face of such events, we can decide to follow
their initial impact on us, giving that instant of
surprise we felt space to grow, allowing them to lead
us to discover something that’s truly new.
Alternatively, we can immediately put up our
defenses, deadening the impact of facts by forcing
everything to fit into the frameworks we already have
in mind. We often go down this second road, but
what happens when we instead decide to stay open to
them? What happens when what prevails, even for
only an instant, is that childlike wonder that the facts
continue to give us as a gift? It’s the tension between
what we have in mind and the Mystery working
before us, inviting us to follow Him. Which is better
for us?
Fr. Christopher
Eucharistic Adoration
SHJ Adoration Chapel
Monday: 12PM-11PM
Thursday: 1PM-11PM
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday:
12PM-10PM
INTERCESSORY PRAYER MINISTRY
PRAYER LINE
Pat Fleck-(812)482-5480, Sara Betz-(812)630-9720
PRAYER LIST To place a name on the Prayer List, please call the parish office (812)326-2777. Names will remain on the list for two months. After that,
you may call to request a name to be added back to
the list.
April Doug Abell, Special Intention, Fr. Ralph Schipp May Special Intention, Ernie & Bernice Miller, Sue Hagedorn, Lawrence & Pauline Brosmer, Blake Gutgsell, Special Intention, Betty Waninger
Adult Envelopes ................... $5,124.00 Youth Envelopes ......................... $9.50 Loose ....................................... $441.00 Automated ............................... $260.00 Total ..................................... $5,834.50
Weekly Goal ........................ $6,320.00
Year-to-date difference .. +$16,511.54
Capital Improvement-(SAP) ...... $80.00 Capital Improvement-(SHJ) .... $100.00 Candles ...................................... $31.00
THANK YOU!
Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and
9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 15:26--16:4a
Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8
[7c]/Jn 16:5-11
Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22--18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12,
13, 14/Jn 16:12-15
Thursday: Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/
Jn 16:16-20
Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Jn
16:20-23
Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-9, 10 [8a]/Jn
16:23b-28
Next Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7,
8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23 or Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, 11-13/
Mk 16:15-20
WEEKDAY READINGS
COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS
Schnellville Home Ec Mother’s Day Supper/
Meeting will be on May 8 at the Schnellville Community Club. Meal be at 6:30pm & drawing for
Secret Sister. Please bring an item for the auction.
St. Anthony Community Center Membership
meeting at 8pm, on Wednesday, May 9.
Picnic with the Bishop Attention young people! Join others for a relaxing evening with Bishop Siegel on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 4:00pm (Central time) at St. John Parish, Daylight. Anyone in high school or older is welcome to attend. We’ll have Mass, presentations by priests, religious brothers and sisters and lay church ministers, followed by supper and some time to have fun. Contact your parish office if you are interested or you can email us at [email protected] or call Marilyn at 812-424-5536 to make reservations. Busy Bees, Gavel & Explorers 4-H meeting will be at 7:30pm in the Sacred Heart Church basement. The “Walk Away the Pounds” class is done and will resume in the fall. Thanks to all the participants who joined the weekly exercise class.
STEWARDSHIP FOR APRIL 29
Sharing the Gospel
I would be really happy, if only I was ? rich ?
popular ? better looking ? the boss. Those selfish
wishes sound great, but they cannot give you true
happiness inside. In today's Gospel, Jesus shares
the three secrets to his complete happiness: (1)
Jesus obeyed God; (2) Jesus knew God loved him;
(3) Jesus loved other people enough to die for
them. Wow. Jesus was completely happy, but he
was not selfish at all. In fact, Jesus told his friends
if they followed his loving example, they could be
completely happy too. Follow Jesus to be filled
with happiness from the inside out.
Prayer God, on my own I am selfish. Thank you for
loving me. Help me to obey you. Help me to love
other people as much as Jesus does.
Something to Draw
Draw a picture of yourself happily holding Jesus'
hand.
Mission for the Week
Read John 15:9-17 with your family. God loves
you, and he wants you to be completely happy, but
you need to let go of your selfishness. You can
obey God and love others by sharing your time
with them. You can show your love for God by
sharing your money with others, too.
As the month of May is especially devoted to the
Blessed Mother, pilgrimages to Monte Cassino
Shrine are held each Sunday during this month. The
pilgrimage begins with an opening hymn and a
short sermon, followed by a rosary procession. The
hour-long service ends with the Litany of the
Blessed Virgin and a hymn. Pilgrimages start at 3
p.m. Eastern Time. The shrine is located in St.
Meinrad, IN, one mile east of Saint Meinrad
Archabbey along Indiana 62.
Memorial Day Services...St. Anthony
American Legion & Auxiliary Post 493 will
attend mass as a group at the 7:00am mass
at St. Anthony of Padua Church. Following
mass, there will be a procession to the St
Anthony Cemetery where Memorial
services will be conducted. Legion
members will then proceed to Celestine
Cemetery at 8:30am; Sacred Heart
Cemetery at 9:00am; Mentor Cemetery at
9:30am; Birdseye Cemetery at 10:00am;
Cox Cemetery at 10:45am and Bretzville
Cemetery at 11:15am. From there the
participants will convene to the St. Anthony
Post home for lunch.
Congratulations to Levi William Stetter, son of Adam & Janelle Stetter, who was baptized at Sacred Heart. Welcome to our Parish family!
Today 5/6 Sacred Heart St. Vincent de Paul
meeting after the 7:30am Mass in the church basement
Today 5/6 We will be selling 115 old metal chairs from 10:00am-12:00noon at the 800 Club for $2.00 each, and tables for $5.00 each. They will sell on a first come first serve basis and must be picked up then. Checks can be made payable to Divine Mercy Parish.
**BEGINNING MAY 8 & 9, the Tuesday & Wednesday weekday mass time will move to 6:00pm
Tuesday 5/8 Finance Commission meeting at 6:30pm in the Parish Center
Wednesday 5/9 K of C meeting at 7:30pm in the 800 Club
Thursday 5/10
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FR.
CHRISTOPHER!! Many blessings
to you today and always!
**Weather permitting, the Mass on the grass will
be held on Sunday, May 13 at the 7:30am Mass at
Sacred Heart. Like Easter if it's raining or too cool, it will be held inside. Please bring your own lawn chairs. Save the date: The server outing will be held on Tuesday, June 26. Details will follow soon.
PARISH NEWS RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
Graduate Sunday will be held on May 20: All high school and college graduates are invited to attend either Mass; Father will have a blessing during each
Mass. Everyone is invited for doughnuts and coffee after the 7:30am Mass at Sacred Heart. Lunch for graduates and their families will be served by the Knights of Columbus after the 10:00am Mass. The graduates will be recognized after the meal. Invitations have been sent to the high school graduates and reservations are due by May 10. If you are a college graduate, please submit your name, college you graduated from and your future plans. Any questions, please call Janie Kempf at the Parish Office.
The last day of religious education classes for
Kindergarten - Grade 8 will be on May 8 & 9. Thanks to all the catechists who have given so much time to this most important ministry of passing on the faith to our youth. It was a great year!!
Liturgy of the Word with Children will end on Sunday, May 13. Thanks to Sandy Gregson and the catechists who have provided this awesome ministry to our young children. LWC will resume in September.
Vacation Bible School will be held June 4-8, 2018 at the St. Anthony Campus from 8:30 - 11:30 AM. The theme is "Splash Canyon". Registration, t-shirt and volunteer forms are in back of each church. Please call Janie Kempf if you have any questions.
There are prayer cards in the back of each church for the 2nd grade students who will be receiving their First Communion on June 3, 2018. Please take a prayer card and continue to pray for them as they prepare for this very special time of their life.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Quilting at the 800 Club on Mondays &
Wednesdays from 12:30-4:30pm Evening quilting is on the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 6:30-8:30pm at the 800 Club.
May 12 & 13 Next weekend Dubois County Right
to Life will be selling carnations after all masses for Mother’s Day. $1 each or 6 for $5.
May 13 Mother’s Day BBQ Chicken Dinners at the Parish Center from 10:30am-12:30pm. (Drive-thru only) 1/2 chicken, slaw, baked beans & bread for $10. Whole chickens will be sold for $12. For pre-orders, call Ann Hasenour at 812-482-9644 or email [email protected]
Capital Campaign Update
Target $274,212
Pledged $517,934
Percent of participation 42%
Thank you & God bless you!
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