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Third Sunday In Ordinary Time
“O sing a new song to the Lord; sing to the Lord, all the earth. In his presence are majesty and splendor, strength and honor in his holy place”
- Nehemiah 8:2-4a,5-6,8-10(69C)
January 27 ,2019
Monday January 28
8:30 a.m. - † Dino Viozzi
Tuesday January 29
5:30 p.m. - NO MASS
Wednesday January 30
NO MASS
Thursday January 31
8:30 a.m. - NO MASS
Friday February 1
6:45 a.m. - † NO MASS
Saturday February 2
5:00 p.m. - Int. Fr Richard Puetz
Sunday February 3
8:00 a.m. - † Mary McCormick
10:30 a.m. - † Jim L’Ecuyer 12:15 p.m. - St Joseph Parish
Mass Schedule & Intentions Schedule of Events
Monday January 28
10:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare
Tuesday January 29
6:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare
Wednesday January 30
10:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare
Thursday January 31
10:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E Healthcare
Friday February 1
7:15 AM.– First Friday Adoration
10:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare
6:00 p.m. - Parish Holy Hour
7:00 p.m.– Benediction & End of Adoration
Saturday February 2
9:00 a.m.– Commissions Meeting
10:00 a.m.– Pastoral Advisory Council
10:30 a.m.. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare 3:45 p.m. - Confessions
Sunday February 3 10:30 a.m. - Mass at St. E. Healthcare 7:15 a.m. - Confessions 8:30 a.m. KofC Breakfast 10:00 a.m. - Confessions
First Friday of Adoration
Parish Holy Hour with Rosary Prayed at 6:30 p.m.
Congratulations to Fr. Richard Puetz --
Ordination Anniversary is February 2 -- Celebrating
74 years of being a priest!
Commissions Meeting and Pastoral Council Meeting on
Saturday, February 2
St. Joseph Community News
TIME FOR GOD
I will be away on retreat this week, joining a number of other diocesan priests for a preached retreat offered by
certain priests of Opus Dei, a remarkable community of lay and ordained members of the Church. I am looking forward
to it very much. Retreats are wonderful times of spiritual refreshment, reordering of priorities, renewed perspective on
the world and life, and a loving kick in the seat from the Lord (at least mine generally turn out to be so!).
Yet, it always proves difficult to make a retreat. It feels like going to exercise – one always feels a sense of satisfac-
tion afterward, but actually getting there is a challenge. I have a leg up on most, in the sense that I (along with all
priests and religious) am required by Canon Law to make a five-day spiritual retreat every year – so there is an external
motivation to it into the calendar. Still, knowing that emails, calls, and work pile up when I’m away, foreseeing the hard
work and generosity that are demanded if a spiritual retreat is going to be fruitful, feeling the anxiety to which the pro-
spect of five days filled with nothing but silent prayer can give rise, and wishing that I could take the time off to hike
through some beautiful mountain range somewhere all stack up against me.
I hope these musings don’t sound unappreciative or disconnected from reality – indeed, I recognize the rare gift
that the sheer opportunity to make a retreat is. I bring it up, rather, because it is a larger example of an experience that
is common to every person who has tried to have a disciplined, stable life of prayer. If you have tried to grow in rela-
tionship with God in your life, you know what I am talking about.
Having a committed life of prayer always proves difficult. Making time for prayer is an immense challenge. Know-
ing that, in order to experience the consolation of a prayer life, it is necessary to pass through periods of dryness, emp-
tiness, and boredom is a challenge. Overcoming the anxiety that comes when we consider spending time in silence
with God and not having absolute control over what we experience is a challenge. Trying not to get frustrated when we
go to pray and are just distracted, our minds refusing to stop – like an engine revving in neutral – is a challenge. Sacri-
ficing other activities on which we could spend our time is a challenge. God always invites us to that deeper relation-
ship – but how great are the obstacles!
And, yet, it is worth the struggle. Prayer transforms people (I have seen it). God never spurns or ignores our gen-
erosity. When we give the Lord our time and attention, it never goes to waste. That generosity looks different for
different people – for a priest, an hour of prayer each day and a five-day retreat each year might be minimums that God
expects; but for a mother or father of a family, generosity might be 15 minutes in the morning before little feet drop
out of bed. Regardless of your state in life, be generous with the Lord; work on the discipline of prayer; make time for
God. It is always worth it.
~Fr. Clayton
St. Joseph Community News
The collection total for January 20 2019 El total de la colecta para el 20 De Enero del 2019
$2747.33
Si usted gusta ofrecer una misa para un ser queri-do puede llenar un sobre con la informacion, una ofrenda de $10 dolares y poner el sobre en la ca-nasta de la colecta. Los sobres se encuentran en
el bulletin a la entrada de la iglesia.
Boletín Lista de Oraciones y Anuncios
Si desea que alguien se coloque en nuestra lista de oraciones de la parroquia en el boletín, o si tiene algo que le gustaría poner en el boletín,
por favor llame al 765-564-2407 y deje un men-saje con Iris , o Email [email protected]
Adoración Eucarística
Se celebra el primer y tercer Viernes de cada mes. Usted puede encontrar el horario en la pri-mera pagina del bulletin la ultima semana de cada
mes.
Ministros de Eucaristia Enero 27: Nora Hernandez & Carolina Raya
Lectores
Enero 27 Nora Hernandez
MISA PARA UN SER QUERIDO
The New Year is full of resolutions – resolutions for a
healthier body, for a cleaner environment, for a better
marriage. Why not make a resolution that will do all
three? Natural Family Planning is free of unwanted side
effects, it’s the “green” thing to do, and is shown to im-
prove your marriage. All of this and it’s just as effective
as artificial birth control at postponing pregnancy! So
why not try Natural Family Planning? It works! Classes
are beginning soon in your area. For more information or
to register, contact Susan or Louis Hoefer at shoefer@dol-
in.org or 765-421-1998.
The Lafayette Deanery Middle School retreat is April 6-7 at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Immacu-
late Conception in Lafayette. Cost is $30 which in-cludes a t-shirt. Make checks payable to St. Law-
rence. All 6-8th graders are invited. To register, go to www.saintlawrencechurch.net, click the Formation
tab, then click Middle School Youth Ministry. Registra-tion deadline is March 20. Contact Ryan Hillman at 765-423-2396 or the website for more information.
If Carroll County has a road watch, CCD classes will be can-
celled. Cancellations will be called into WLFI-18, Shine 99,
K105 and 100.5 radio stations, as well as the parish web-
site www.stjosephdelphi.org. If classes are not cancelled
and you are unable to attend, you need to contact your
teacher or [email protected] to excuse your
child. Masses are never cancelled.
The Knights of Columbus have rescheduled their
breakfast to this Sunday from 8:30am until about
10:00am. We will be donating 50% of net proceeds
to Birthright here in Delphi. Come on out and have
some excellent biscuits and sausage gravy, pan-
cakes, scrambled eggs, and sausage links & patties.
We will also have whole hog sausage available for
sale.
St. Joseph Community News
Pray for the sick of our parish & community..
Oremos por los enfermos de nuestra parroquia & comunidad ..
Michael R Urick Cindy Haan Janet Hathaway Peter Kerkove Betty Kremer Linda Martin Carol Musser Sean Mylet Sue Nipple Joyce Sullivan Vicki Hartman Reynalda Martinez
Barbara Bess Pauline Buchholz Tim Brummett John Eberle Lorane Eberle Janie Radman Marie Butcher Laura Yoder Belinda Weatherwax Deet Weatherwax Rodger James
Jack Seurynck Terry Tatman Michael Torres Cecile Wilimitis Juan Ovalle Madison Riley Patty Rogers Amy Yoder Heather Jones Reynolds Geoff Keyes Judy Mang
January Liturgical Ministers Eucharistic Ministers
5:00 pm - Dan & Pat Casserly
8:00 am - Matt & Mary Kate Iunghuhn
10:30am - Scot & Becky Price
Commentators & Readers 5:00 pm - Commentor: Kelly Studebaker
Reader: Kathy Carmin
8:00 am - Commentor: Kevin Bender
Reader: Linda Fife
10:30 am- Commentor: Joe Hemersbach
Reader: Gina Hemersbach
Greeters & Ushers 5:00 pm - Greeters: Sue Jargstorf
Ushers: Janet & Jim Proffitt 8:00 am - Greeters: Jack & Betty Jones
Ushers: Carol & Mark Roth
10:30 am - Greeters: Tom Kathy Strasser
Ushers: Bob & Patti Durbin
Altar & Rosary Society
President: Ann Minnicus: 765-714-8524 Meeting date, time & location
will be announced in the bulletin
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knight: Rod Butcher:765-268-2415
Deputy Grand Knight: Bob Mordenti:765-564-8198
Membership Director: Doug Zimpfer:574-965-2941
Meetings 2nd & 4th Wed @ 7pm
Commissions
Administration & Finance Education & Formation
Outreach Spiritual Life
Meetings are held the 1st Saturday of the month
@ 9 am in Honan Hall
Pastoral Advisory Council
Tim Strasser Kathi Shriner
Paula Iunghuhn Barb Hickner
Kim Minnicus Rosa Salazar
Bob Mordenti Kelly Studebaker
Denise Craig
Parish Ministries
Youth Group
Youth Minsters: Rosa Salazar:765-414-3717 &
Reynalda Martinez:765-637-3376
FUNERAL DINNER CHAIR
Denise Craig
574-965-4249
RCIA Directors
Matt & Paula lunghuhn 765-563-3954
Prayer Chain : Barb Bergner 765-427-3475 or [email protected]
January 27th 5:00 PM
Cross: Alex Studebaker
Volunteers
January 27th
8:00AM
Bell: Mallory O’Brien
Book: Grace O’Neil
Cross: Abby O’Neil
10:30 AM
Bell: Matthew Haan Book: Seth Sullivan Cross: Volunteers
Server Schedule for January
