WELCOME TO

Saint Joseph Catholic Church MAY 28, 2017

S A I N T J O S E P H P I C N I C ●

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Jasper, Indiana, USA

We l c o m e t o S a i n t J o s e p h C a t h o l i c C h u r c h PASTORAL STAFF Pastor Reverend Raymond Brenner [email protected]

Associate Pastors Reverend William Traylor [email protected] Reverend Crispine “Cris” Adongo [email protected]

Healing Ministry Sister Carolyn Bouchard, SP [email protected]

Deacon Reverend Mr. Levi Schnellenberger [email protected]

Parish Catechetical Leaders Pam Freyberger, DRE, PCL [email protected]

RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE

Mike Hagerdon, CRE, PCL [email protected]

Wednesday 7:30 am till 8:00 am Mass

St. John Bosco Youth Ministry

Thursday following 6:30 pm Mass

Angie Greulich…………812-481-2442 [email protected]

Saturday 11:00 am – 12:00 Noon

Parish Manager Jane Gehlhausen [email protected]

COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVES Christine Brinkman……Parish Council Julie Stone.………….………....Education Dan Fritch………………………….Finance Fr. William Traylor…….…………..Liturgy Moises Basilio……………..Intercultural Lynn Scheu..…………..Social Concerns Angie Greulich……………………….Youth

PARISH CENTER BUSINESS HOURS Mon - Thurs: 8:00 a.m.– 8:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.

and by appointment.

Call 812-482-1805 or Email: [email protected] To request prayers or join the prayer line. Prayer changes lives. Let us pray for you or a loved one.

CONTACT US 1029 Kundek Street ● Jasper, Indiana 47546

Phone: 812-482-1805 ● Fax: 812-482-1814 Website: www.SaintJosephJasper.org Facebook: St Joe Jasper Twitter: stjoejasper Email: [email protected]

OUR MISSION STATEMENT T h e p e o p l e o f S a i n t J o s e p h P a r i s h a r e c a l l e d to b e a f a i t h - f i l l e d f a m i l y w h o f o r g i v e f r e e l y , a c t j u s t l y , l o v e te n d e r l y a n d w a l k h u m b l y w i t h Go d .

Missing window! Saint Rose of Lima was the window selected for evalua$on. It has been removed and transported to the Conrad Schmi& Studios in New Berlin, WI.

This is a 100 YEAR PROJECT, meaning that the work we are beginning now will not only benefit us but the next 3-4 genera$ons of families at Saint Joseph! My invita$on stands for you to take a look at the windows in the Sacristy area. You can see the distress they face a"er nearly 125 years of service.

Their ar$sts will catalog the window, iden$fy the types of glass used and then disassemble the window. Replacing damaged class to original condi$on, reconstruc$ng the window to original specifica$ons from the late 1890s then returning it to Saint Joseph.

Conrad Schmi& Studios will need to source significant supplies, schedule their work flow to restore all of the windows. They can only do that a"er they evaluate and restore the Saint Rose Window.

I am anxious to see the window once it is back. There is no doubt that seeing it returned to it’s original beauty will inspire.

For us to start the complete restora$on they need to secure the supplies and work with our schedule. This may mean star$ng a"er the Advent season.

Recall when the Mosaics were cleaned and restored and the impact it had on their beauty. Many people s$ll comment on their transforma$on.

We currently have storm windows in place and they will remain as our protec$on from the weather. We expect the inside of the building to be much brighter during this period.

What is even more significant is that these windows will be structurally saved at the same $me.

Catholic Café Last Sunday of the month Join us for praise and worship TONIGHT, May 28th directly a"er the 6 pm contemporary Mass! We will be praising our Lord through music, singing moving songs of praise and adora$on to our wonderful God! Praise and worship will last un$l about 6:45, and following will be dinner and conversa$on on the plaza! All are welcome!

Catholic Café will some$mes have guest speakers who will witness their faith filled tes$monies. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

I will do my best to keep you up to date with the project. God bless.

Saint Rose of Lima window being removed for restora$on on Tuesday, May 23, 2017. Ini$al assessment and restora$on may take 2 months before the window returns home. (Pictured: StandingPat Gehlhausen, Saint Joseph Buildings & Grounds, Brian Hummer, Cra"sman, of Conrad Schmi& Studios descending scaffold and Kevin Slager, Project Foreman for Conrad Schmi& –top)

Picnic with the Bishop Attention young people! Join others for a relaxing evening with Bishop Thompson on Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 4:00 pm CDT at Saint 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 Mike or Pam at Saint Joseph 812-482-1805 if you are interested or you can email [email protected] or call Marilyn at 812-4245536 to make reservations.

THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH Monda y, Ma y 2 9 Memorial Day OFFICES CLOSED

MASS INTENTIONS Monday: May 29, 2017

Friday: June 2, 2017

Memorial Day

Sts. Marcellinus & Peter

8:00am…………………………….Gloria (Kunkel) Toole 8:00am…………..……………………….……..Rich Eckerle 6:30pm………………………………………..….….NO MASS Saturday: June 3, 2017 St. Charles Lwanga

Tuesda y, Ma y 30, 2 017 6:30pm Boy Scout Troop 182 7:00pm Cursillo School of Leaders 7:00pm Picnic Committee Wednes da y, Ma y 3 1, 2017 8:30am Legion of Mary Thurs da y, Jun 1, 2 017 6:30pm Growing in Christ 6:30pm Stephen Ministry 7:00pm Adult Choir Rehearsal

8:00am……………………………………………..…J. P. Salb Tuesday: May 30, 2017 Wedding of: Mandy Ploetner & Eric Schnaus 8:00am…………Mary Kleeman & Carolyn Merder Wedding of: Candace Henslee & Alex Luebbehusen 6:30pm……………………..…Mary Agnes Gehlhausen 5:30pm………..…Joseph & Margaret Hopf Family Living & Deceased Wednesday: May 31, 2017 Sunday: June 4, 2017 Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 8:00am…………...……………………….….Bernida Beck Pentecost Sunday 12:05pm………………….………...Donald L. Deffendall 6:00am……………….……….……People of the Parish 7:30am……………………...……………Dorothy Lechner 9:00am………………...…………Christine Lubbehusen Baptism of: Cayson Zachary Backer Thursday: June 1, 2017 St. Justin 11:00am……………………………….…………..…..NO MASS 8:00am………………Francis, Anita & Dan Eckstein 4:00pm………..………………...……………...…En Español 6:30pm…………………..William “Whitey” Nordhoff 6:00pm…………………………..…….…Frank Ebenkamp

Saturda y, Jun 3 , 2 017 8:00am Summer P icnic 5 -K Run 10:00am Set-up for Picnic

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Sunday, Jun 4, 2 017 8:00am Adult Choir Rehearsal 10:00am Summer P icnic

LITURGICAL MINISTERS ● JUNE 3 & 4, 2017 Time

Eucharistic Ministers

Servers

5:30 PM

Priest B1, Rose Rasche, Lynn Brang, Barb & Les Lorey, Patrick Lottes, Laverne Lechner, Sylvia Metzger, Ed & Nancy Kreilein, Joan Jacob, Marge Jahn

Sunday 7:30

Jamie Weber, Marilyn Jahn, Dave & Jan Adam Schwartz Kramer, Deacon Levi, Sandy Smith, Vicki Welp, Kevin Werne, Karen Ashton Schuetter Schulte, Mark Mehringer, Patty Hoffman

Sunday 9:00

Jill Kelly, Judy Bennett, Rita Rasche, Bernita Berger, Katie Blessinger, Donna Schnell, Sara Fritch, Clif & Pam Howard, Faye Fuhs, Dana Hoffman

Sunday 11:00

NO MASS DUE TO PARISH SUMMER PICNIC.

Saturday

Jade Nord Autumn Voegerl

Ella Kelly Jack Kelly

Senior Servers

Dean Buechler

Lectors

Cantors/ Choirs

Offertory Gift Bearers

Paula Alles

Family of: Joseph & Margaret Hopf

Jena Estes Steve Whalen Patty Hoffman

Family of: Dorothy Lechner

Ambrose Hoffman Jerry Birge Cameron Heeke

Craig Hanneman

Faye Fuhs

Family of: Christine Lubbenhusen

Saint Joseph Catholic Church E V E RY DAY ST E WA R D S H I P I remember watching part of a college gradua$on address where the speaker said, "With this degree you are commissioned to go into the world and make a difference." The imagery conjured up in my mind by the use of the word "commissioned" was pre&y powerful. I thought about the commissioning of military officers and the responsibility they took on for the lives of their subordinates but also the lives of those they protected. To me the word meant something very serious and solemn. It meant huge responsibility and expecta$on.

The word commission makes this more than a sugges$on or a hope. There is an expecta$on, a responsibility, and a mandate. Of course, did you wake up this morning thinking about how you would fulfill the Great Commission today?

Sharing the faith is not just something we should do; it is something we must do. The key is that you don't need to speak all the $me to share. It will be through your life of stewardship that others will be able to see Jesus. By giving of yourself, by always responding to the call, and by surrendering all to God, In the Bible, Jesus gives what we call you will lead others to become discithe Great Commission: ples, to seek out the sacraments, and to observe his teachings. Yes, respond"Go, therefore, and make disciples of ing in full to the Great Commission, all na$ons, bap$zing them in the name great things can happen. of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obTracy Earl Welliver, MTS serve all that I have commanded © Liturgical Publica$ons Inc you" (Mt 28:19-20a).

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H O M E WA R D B O U N D Is a monthly Outreach program of Saint Joseph Parish and is directed to persons in the Dubois County Community Corrections Work Release Center. The program is in its third year. Meetings are held on the last Wednesday of the month from 6:30—8:00 pm. The program consists of an opening prayer, a meal, followed by a Scripture reading and discussion, and closes with a prayer. The meal is obtained from the Community Meals Program and are free of charge to all participants.

NEXT MEETING: MAY 31. Jenny Fowler 812-631-1009

Bob Vogler

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A JOYOUS AFTERNOON

4– 8 PM CDT..Saint Joseph Plaza..Saturday,.June 10 Hispanic Food…..Music…..and activities for kids! Proceeds generated assist in Hispanic Ministry

YOUR OFFERINGS MAY 20 & 21 2017 Direct Deposits—Electronic…………………...………………………..………...………………...$

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Weekend Collection ……………….………………………………….………………………..………...$ 14,370.40 Amount Needed for the Budget……………………………………………………………………...$ 20,011.49 Difference for the Sunday………………………………………………………………………….….$ (4,826.09) Difference Year-to-Date…………………………………………………………………….………….$ (6,524.41)

HONORING THE NEWLY ENLISTED a nd fa mi l i e s o f Ac ti ve D uty M i l i t a r y S und ay, J u ne 11 Mass • 6:00 PM EDT N e w ly E n l i st ed a re a s k ed t o c o nt a c t t h e Pa ris h C e nt er t o a s s ur e pro p e r a c k no w le d ge m en t . Fa m i l i e s are invited to bring photographs of those currently serving and place on side altars prior to Mass. •Veterans invited •

Saint Joseph Catholic Church F0R REFLECTION . The Ascension of the Lord "When they saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted." What a reassuring description! The first disciples knew Jesus in person, saw him after his resurrection and beheld his glorious ascension into heaven. Yet they experienced doubt. In the face of so much concrete "evidence," even these original witnesses struggled to have perfect faith in Christ. We too may have times when we find it challenging to believe. Trials and temptations may cause us to second-guess God's power. Perhaps the Gospel message, in the face of our sin, may appear too good to be true. But, like the disciples, we

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May 15 Let us ask for the grace to follow Jesus faithfully, not in words but in deeds, and to have the pa#ence to carry our own cross. - POPE FRANCIS

his action in our lives. Jesus responds to his doubting friends by putting his faith in them. He does not reprimand them or strip them of the title "disciple." Instead, he entrusts them with an important mission, the Great Commission: he sends them out to make more disciples. But he promises to give them what they need to do it. "I am with you always," he reassures them. We are also heirs of this promise. Jesus is here with us even now...believe it or not.

Wedding Banns Congratulations

80 + BIRTHDAYS

May 27 Berne$a Schroeder ............. 81 29 Rita Clare Seng.................... 90

JUNE 3 Jerry Kuebler .................. 80 4 Rev. Donald Ackerman ... 82

D I V I N E P ROV I D E N C E Eucharistic Adoration Chapel 1385 West Sixth Street Jasper, IN 47546 812-630-8382 [email protected] Open Hour Monday 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. If you are interested in filling any this hour, please contact the number above or send an e-mail.

EVENING OF ADORATION Friday, June 2, at 7:00 pm C.D.T. (Evansville $me), at Annuncia$on of the Lord Parish-Christ the King Church in Evansville, there will be an evening of adora$on in celebra$on of the ordina$on to the Priesthood for Deacons John Pfister and Jerry Pra&. This $me of prayer and worship before the Blessed Sacrament is an opportunity to pray for Deacons John and Jerry as they prepare for ordina$on to following day. In addi$on, this is also a call for all people, especially the young, to recognize the presence of God among us and to be aware of His invita$on to a life of fulfillment in following His will. Ques#ons, please contact Ma$ Miller at the Catholic Center: [email protected] or 800-637-1731.

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May 31 Bill & Karen Sermersheim ... 30

JUNE 2 Albert & Margie Helming ... 61 2 Charles & Laverne Schuck .. 68 2 Ronald & Mary Jane Thyen 55 3 Victor & Eileen Fromme..... 50 4 William & Paula Alles ........ 40 Happy Anniversary to all our Saint Joseph Couples. Due to space we only print Anniversaries in 5 year increments star$ng with your 20th Anniversary.

Janna Vaal & Sam Smith

Bann II. Diane Kohler & Terry Fallen

Bann III. Mandy Ploetner & Eric Schnaus Candace Henslee & Alex Luebbehusen

ATTENTION WOMEN OF ALL AGES!! Join us for the second annual Gather in Faith Women’s Conference at St. John the Bap$st Catholic Parish on Saturday, September 16th from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This year’s conference theme is With Great Love. Our keynote speaker, Hallie Lord, author and radio host, will speak on the necessity of overcoming fear to open ourselves up to the joy God wants to give us. Breakout sessions will focus on love, paren$ng, prayer, purpose, and more! Invite your friends and join us for a day of discovery about our Faith, our Families and our own Feminine Genius. Register online at www.sjbnewburgh.org (on-line payment now available) or contact Bethany Logan at [email protected]. Cost: $25 (includes lunch). Registra$on increases to $30 if payment is received a"er Aug. 31st. Childcare: $5 per child, $15 family max.

THE SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL QUARTERLY BREAKFAST will be held on Sunday, June 25, 2017 Resurrec$on Catholic Church, 5301 New Harmony Road, Evansville, Indiana

The most Reverend Bishop Charles C. Thompson Will be the guest speaker at our breakfast. His topic is “Pope Francis’ Call for Outreach and the Place of St. Vincent de Paul in That Call.” Bishop Thompson and Father Kreilein will celebrate Mass at 8:00 a.m. EDT and breakfast will follow in the cafeteria. All are welcome to a&end. Please call in your reserva$on to the SVDP Coordinator’s Office (812)423-7842 by June 19, 2017.

BOSCO YOUTH MINISTRY SUMMER SCHEDULE Summer Kick Off Bash at Jasper Pool 5pm to 7pm -Families invited June 4-10: Catholic Heart Work Camp June 11th: Teen Mass & Pizza /P.B. June 21st: BOSCO CORE Leadership Mee$ng at 6:30PM July 6-10th: One Bread, One Cup July 9th: Teen Mass & Pizza following at PB July 17-21: Notre Dame Vision Aug. 5th: Strassenfest We&lauf 5K Aug. 13th Teen Mass & Pizza @ P.B. Aug. 24th: Adult Leader Extravaganza @ Jasper Engines Training Facility Sept. 10th: Teen Mass & Pizza: Kick Off to 2017/2018 School Year

Saint Joseph Church

MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH

May 28th:

*Regular Sunday Night High School Youth Nights follow with Middle School invited on the last Sunday of the Month

call or text Angie at 812 639 4227

CAN YOU EAT A DINNER TO HELP OUR DESTINATION IMAGINATION TEAM? Friday—June 2nd 4:00—6:30 pm Holy Trinity Catholic School Central Campus (Precious Blood) The Engineering Animals, an elementary level Des$na$on Imagina$on (DI) team from Holy Trinity Catholic School, are selling Sander's BBQ chicken dinners on The $ckets are $11. The meal includes BBQ Chicken, German Fries, and Green Beans. Thank you for suppor$ng the team's efforts to a&end Global Finals in Knoxville, TN.

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RO C K YO U R FA I T H June 26, 27 & 28 “I RUN TO YOU!” 4 years old to 6th grade

St. Joseph/Holy Family Vaca#on Bible School Registra#on in available in back of church and parish center. * June 13-16, 2017 * Tuesday-Friday * 8:30 a.m.-Noon * St. Joseph Parish Growing with the Saints VBS: “Tracking Mary: Mysteries & Messages” features the Queen of Heaven Express – a special holy train traveling to the faraway places around the globe visited by Our Blessed Mother: Lourdes, Fa$ma, Guadalupe, England and Ireland. Children discover how Mary brings us closer to Jesus. Friday Evening Closing Party with free food & games for the whole family. (A"er 6:15 p.m. closing Mass un$l 8:30 p.m. ) Children will sing some of their VBS songs in front of church following the evening Mass. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Incoming 7th grade—adult. Please fill out a volunteer registra#on.

NURSES NEEDED for Vaca#on Bible School A nurse is needed each day at VBS (June June 13-16, 2017, 8:30noon, St. Joseph Parish Center) If you are interested in helping, please contact Jen Verkamp @ 812-661-9018

Saint Joseph Parish Center

Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us. Hebrews 12:1 See website for details or pick up registration forms at Saint Joseph Parish Center.

Guest Speakers featuring: From Nashville ~

Dominican Sisters &

Jimmy Mitchell REITZ MEMORIAL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT GOLF SCRAMBLE June 2, 2017 Cambridge Golf Club Registration/Information Contact: Charles Roberts, Athletic Director [email protected]

10th Anniversary of the Saint Joseph Parish Picnic The Saint Joseph Summer Picnic remains one of the premier events for our community. It helps bring us together as family, unites us in a cause and provides significant financial support to our Parish. The list of maintenance items paid for by the proceeds from this one day is long and impressive.

COUNTRY STORE The Country Store is in need of homemade baked goods and handmade cra"s for the June 4th Summer Picnic. Some ideas are cakes, pies, breads, candies, canned goods, noodles, jellies, salsa, jewelry and home decor items. Please, nothing that needs to be refrigerated and label each item with a descrip$on. Items can be dropped off at the Parish Center. If you have any ques$ons, please call or text Shelley Whalen at 812-827-1027. Thank you in advance for your $me and generosity.

NEEDED PLEASE….Cakes and cookies are needed for our Summer Picnic. No refrigerated cakes, and if you are baking cookies, please donate 3 dozen. For those people that have allergies, no nuts in the cakes or cookies. Thank you for your donation!

“My personal request

is you take time and volunteer at this years picnic. “

-Father Ray

Over the past 10 years the need for volunteers has never been greater. My personal request is you take $me and volunteer at this years picnic. Call the Parish Center and give them your name and phone number. 812-482-1805. God bless all that make this happen!

SAINT JOSEPH SUMMER PICNIC

THEME BASKETS

This is your chance to win BIG! Grand & Quilt "ckets are at the Parish Center, Please pick them up. Total cash prizes add up to $7,500. 1st $3,000 2nd $1,000 6 prizes of $500. 5 prizes of $100.

Saint Joseph Annual Picnic will be held on June 4, 2017. We are again looking for dona$ons of Theme Baskets or money dona$ons for the Theme Basket Booth with a value of $25 or more. This is a great idea for organiza$ons, businesses, or individuals to donate. Some examples may be: SPORTS, PICNIC, BABY ITEMS, TODDLERS, FISHING, ARTS AND CRAFTS, BEACH, AND MANY MORE. These baskets will be raffled off during the picnic. If you have any ques$ons or would like to donate please call Kathy Schneider, 812-630-2616.

Drop off Area

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Saturday, June 3 8:00am-5:30pm For your convenience, picnic items for the Country Store, Theme Baskets and of course cookies and cakes may be dropped off at the top corner of the North parking lot .

In order to have a successful picnic, we need your help! Volunteers are needed in most areas. Sign up sheets are s"ll in back of church this weekend. If you have not already signed up, IT’S NOT TO LATE. Volunteering puts a smile on God’s Face!

WHEN: SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 2017 WHERE: CHURCH GROUNDS TIME: 10:00AM—3:00PM

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