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Saint Joseph Catholic Church S E P T E M B E R 2 5 , 2 0 1 6
Jasper, Indiana
Monday, Sep 26, 2016 3:30pm Youth Choir Rehearsal 5:30pm St. Vincent de Paul 6:30pm Communion & Liberation 6:30pm Dave Ramsey 7:00pm Parish Council Tuesday, Sep 27, 2016 8:45am Life Stories/#203 12:00pm Cursillo Prayer Group 12:00pm Prayer Group - Larron Luegers 6:30pm Boy Scout Troop 182
7:00pm Prayer Shawl Ministry 7:30pm AA Support Group/Annex Wednesday, Sep 28, 2016 8:30am Legion of Mary Meeting 7:00pm Light of the World Small Group 7:00pm Middle/High School R.E. Classes Thursday, Sep 29, 2016 3:30pm Youth Choir Practice 6:00pm Bible Timeline Study/Min House 6:00pm Stephen Ministry Training 6:30pm Pack 182 Committee Meeting
7:00pm Life Stories 7:00pm Adult Choir Rehearsal Friday, Sep 30, 2016 7:00pm Hispanic Prayer Group
Sunday, Oct 2, 2016 7:30am Indiana Blood Center Blood Drive 8:00am Adult Choir Rehearsal 10:00am Youth Choir Rehearsal 10:15am Confirmation Seminar & 1st Communion Parent Meeting
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Monday: September 26, 2016 Sts. Cosmas & Damian, martyrs 8:00am…………………………..………………….Greg Vogler 6:30pm………………………………...…………Gene Gadlage
Tuesday: September 27, 2016 St. Vincent de Paul, priest 8:00am……………………………………..….Frank Seng, Jr. 6:30pm……………………………William & Rose Gardner
Wednesday: 28, 2016 St. Wenceslaus, martyr, St. Lawrence Ruiz, , martyrs 8:00am………………………...…………..…….Edward Habig 12:05pm…………………………………..………..James Lowe
Thursday: September 29, 2016 St. Michael, St. Gabriel & St. Raphael, Archangels 8:00am………………………...……Veronica Vonderheide 6:30pm…………………..……Ralph & Lucille Schneider
Friday: September 30, 2016 St. Jerome, priest & doctor of the church 8:00am……………………….………William Sermersheim
Saturday: October 1, 2016 St. Therese of the Child Jesus, virgin & doctor of the church 8:00am……………..……………….…………...…Don Gerlach 5:30pm……………………………...…..……Sr. Adrian Davis
Baptism of: Brayden Joseph Senninger Sunday: October 2, 2016 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:00am………………….……….....…People of the Parish 7:30am…………...…Lois Rohleder & Terry Friedman 9:00am……………………..…………Rosemary Schneider
-Rite of Enrollment - Confirmation & First Communion
11:00am………………………..….….Christy Buschkoetter
Baptism of: Ruby June Hulsman
4:00pm..……….…..……………..…………...……..En Español
CHURCH SCHEDULE
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The people of Saint Joseph Parish are called to be a faith-filled family who forgive freely, act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with God.
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]
Pastor Reverend Raymond Brenner [email protected]
Associate Pastors Reverend Crispine “Cris” Adongo [email protected]
Reverend William Traylor [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]
Mike Hagerdon, CRE, PCL [email protected]
St. John Bosco Youth Ministry Angie Greulich…………812-481-2442 [email protected]
Parish Manager Jane Gehlhausen [email protected]
COMMISSION
REPRESENTATIVES
Christine Brinkman……Parish Council Julie Stone.………….………....Education Lynn Scheu..…………..Social Concerns Fr. William Traylor…….…………..Liturgy Dan Fritch………………………….Finance 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.
PASTORAL STAFF
Call 812-482-1805 or Email:
RECONCILIATION
SCHEDULE
Wednesday before 8:00 a.m. Mass
Thursday following 6:30 p.m. Mass
Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon
and by appointment.
Wel c o m e to Sa in t J o s eph Ca tho l i c Ch urch
H O M E WA R D B O U N D
Is a monthly Out-
reach program of
Saint Joseph Parish
and is directed to
persons in the Du-
bois County Com-
munity Corrections Work Release Cen-
ter. The program is in its third year.
Meetings are held on the last Wednes-
day 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.
If you are interested
please contact:
Jenny Fowler 812-631-1009
Jim Riffel 812-482-3180
Bob Vogler 812-309-1777
Next
mee"ng is
Sept. 28
Coming to Saint Joseph
Sunday ● October 23 ● Noon
Father Ray invites you to join him plus Father Traylor and Father Cris
for the introduction of
“Beyond Sunday” An invitation to live our faith outside
of the pews, 7 days a week. It is a lifestyle.
Where will your faith take you?
Be Bold. Be Cathol ic .
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
Join us for a practical bible study
The Book of James: Pear ls for Wise L iv ing
beginning Wednesday evenings starting October 5 in the parish library from 6:30 - 8:15 p.m. with Seminarian James Har-ding facilitating or Sundays, start-ing October 23 at 10:15 a.m. and continuing every Sunday for 10 weeks with Tom Jahn facilitating,
The Cost is $20 for materials. You can volunteer one evening at religious education and receive free enrollment! For more infor-mation or to register for the study, call the parish center at (812) 482-1805.
RESERVE YOUR PLACE ON OUR NEXT TRIP
Tuesday, October 18 join the Priests of Saint Joseph Jasper as we venture to Louisville, Kentucky. We will visit the home of “the best two minutes in sports”, Churchill Downs. Our guided tour will include a view of the win-ners circle, the movie “The Greatest Race” and more! Louisville Mega Cavern, an underground adventure rich in history, geology, mining, recy-cling, and green building technology. The man made cavern is part of 17 miles of corridors located beneath the city and one of the largest caverns in the U.S. We will visit Mount Saint Francis Center for Spirituality and en-joy a guided tour with a visit to the chapel and extensive grounds if you wish. Dinner at Huber Farm. Email: [email protected]
L E T S ‘ S C E L E B R AT E
WTJW 93.1FM Catholic radio is
going to celebrate it's 1 year anni-
versary on Tuesday Oct. 4. Des-
serts and coffee with many door
prizes and a short program
begin 6:30 pm at St Joseph Parish
Center. Please come out and tell
us about what you hearing!
ST. ANN’S SOCIETY
St. Ann's Society members please
pick up your le$er along with
raffle &ckets to benefit our semi-
narians a)er mass this weekend.
You will save us the expense of
postage. Thanks!
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
DRESSING SALE
Jasper Circle #140 invite all to let the Daughters of Isabella prepare your holiday dressing for you. Pre-orders for dressing (stuffing) will be taken &ll October 17. Prices are $15. per gal. & $8. per half gal.. The dressing will be available for pick up from 1-5pm on Friday, No-vember 4 at the St. Joe’s Parish Center in Jasper. The dressing will be sold raw, not baked, and no sage added. To order your amounts, call Kathy Schneider at 812-482-2994 or Be$y Mehringer at 812-482-3661.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS ● OCTOBER 1 & 2, 2016
Time Eucharistic Ministers
Servers Senior Servers
Lectors Cantors/
Choirs Offertory Gift
Bearers
Saturday
5:30
Priest B1, Marge Jahn, Steve Whalen, Nancy Kreilein, Edward Kreilein, Les Lo-rey, Barb Lorey, Lynn Brang, Judy Hei-dorn, Laverne Lechner, Patrick Lottes, Sylvia Metzger
Jade Nord Autumn Voegerl
Matthew Lottes
Jane Chappell
John Chappell
Rosie Bartley
Family of: Hank Vollmer
Sunday 7:30
Deacon Levi, Vicki Welp, Kevin Werne, Kimberly Berg, Marilyn Jahn, Joe Seal, Sue Seal, Sandy Smith, Dave Kramer, Jan Kramer, Patrick Eckerle,
Erica Schmitt Ashton Schuetter
Andrea Hurm Rose Rasche
Family of:
Leroy Goeppner
Sunday 9:00
Pam Howard, Jason Pierce, Tina Pierce, Ed Zoglman, Sarah Zoglman, Andrew Buechler, Faye Fuhs, Dana Hoffman, Joyce Kreilein, Rita Rasche, Carol Sand-ers
Jaysee Pierce Ben Hochgesang
Brooklynn Pierce
Clifton Howard
Judy Bennett Jan Rubino
Family of: Dorothy Mahle
Sunday 11:00
Doug Faulkner, Nichole Faulkner, Jim Dittmer, Lou Burgan, Terrie Keusch, Audrey Soellner, Jo Rean Hoffman, John Hoffman, Samantha Venderley, Patty Brosmer, Stephanie Reinsch
Nathan Freyberger Not Filled
Tad Reinsch Suellen Seng Bob Vogler
Youth Choir Family of:
Agnes “Aggie” Schnarr
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
WOMEN OF THE CHURCH
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
T h e d e a d l i n e i s S e p t 2 6 t o
r eg i s t e r f o r t he Women o f
t he Chu r ch na t i ona l con -
f e rence Oct . 7 -9 i n F e rd i -
nand . The con fe rence w i l l
r e cogn i z e and suppo r t
how women pa r t i c ip a t e i n
t he Chu r ch . Na t iona l l y -
known speake r s and
b reakou t se s s i on s . Fo r
bo th women and men .
Con fe rence r a t e $190 . Fo r
t he s chedu l e and to r eg i s -
t e r , v i s i t
www.womeno f thechu rch .o
r g . Co -hos ted by the S i s -
t e r s o f S t . Bened i c t o f
Fe rd inand and by Sa i n t
Me in rad Sem ina r y and
Schoo l o f Theo logy .
PAUL STELTENPOHL BENEFIT
SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 15
Paul was diagnosed in No-
vember 2015 with Glioblasto-
ma Multiforme (malignant
brain tumor). All donations
will go directly to Paul for
ongoing medical expenses.
Paul and his family are mem-
bers of our St. Joseph
Family”.
Pulled Pork Dinners ($10.)
will be served 3-5pm (presale
tickets are available). There
is a whole day of scheduled
events, Come and enjoy the
fun & fellowship and at the
same time helping one of our
“Family Members”. The ben-
efit will be held at the Jasper
Outdoor Rec. For more in-
formation call: Todd Slayton
812-630-0962 or Email
YO U R G I F T S F O R S E P T E M B E R 1 7 & 1 8 , 2 0 1 6
Direct Deposits-Electronic $ 3,095.00 Collection for June 11/12 $ 24,206.46 Amt. Needed for the Budget $ 20,011.49 Difference for the Sunday $ 7,289.97 Difference Year-to-Date $ 17,869.07 2016 CPC Update Assessment $ 302,275.00 Pledges Received to date (6-6-16) $259,670.29 86% Amount Still Required $ 42,604.71 14% Participation 46%
I would like to think that most peo-
ple in the world would help some-
one who was suffering if they had
the chance. I guess my op&mism
starts to take a hit when I consider
that in some cases the cost will be
higher for that help than in others.
To help someone with a meal or
transport someone to a doctor is
one thing. To offer oneself com-
pletely, all of one's money or &me,
is quite another.
Of course, there have been famous
examples of this type of giving. The
recently canonized St. Teresa of
Kolkata comes to mind. But I per-
sonally know of others who have
given everything for another.
Friends who have adopted an older
child, gone to live as missionaries in
a far off land, or added on to their
house in order to care for an aging
parent are all examples to me of
those who answer the call without
coun&ng the cost.
I am not concerned with not being
able to follow the examples of
these stewardship heroes. What
concerns me is becoming too com-
fortable and not no&cing the Laza-
rus that may be in my midst. Living
a life of Everyday Stewardship
means not only answering the call
when it is obvious and when we
have the chance to truly do some-
thing amazing, but also when it is
less obvious and the need not as
easily no&ceable. Who doesn't
want to help the starving child they
see on a late night infomercial? But
the sad reality is that some&mes
there are children lying at our pro-
verbial door that fail to gain our
a$en&on.
So, I pray to see with the eyes of
Jesus. I ask that I may be ever more
mindful of those in need who cross
my path. I pray to see Jesus in
them. I pray to be Jesus to them. I
pray that I may answer the call.
Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
CAMPAIGN CORNER
Special thanks to all of the
parishioners who have gener-
ously agreed to serve as vol-
unteers in the Stewards of
God’s Grace Capital Campaign.
Your time and talents are
greatly appreciated by our
parish and by our diocese.
Your work will have a signifi-
cant impact on the future of
our Church.
The formal kick-off for the
Stewards of God’s Grace Capi-
tal Campaign is right around
the corner! We will present
the campaign video at Coffee
& Conversation and the parish
website:
www.SaintJosephJasper.org.
In the video you will see how
this campaign will benefit all
our parishioners, all parishes
of our diocese and those in
need who live in our midst.
All parishioners are en-
couraged to prayerfully con-
sider what God may be calling
each to do for the greater
good of our parish and our Di-
ocese of Evansville!
THE DUBOIS COUNTY
COMMUNITY MEALS PROGRAM
is in need of volunteers to help
with cleanup once a week. It will
be 1-2 hours in a rota&ng sched-
ule. please contact (text or call)
Fran Johnson At 812-639-2091.
T H A N K Y O U
Sun., Sept 25th
: HS Youth
Night from 6:00pm-8:00pm
Wed., Sept. 28: HS Open
House & Dinner 5:30pm-
6:30pm
Sun., Oct 2: HS Youth Night
from 6:00pm-8:00pm
BOSCO YOUTH MINISTRY
O P E N H O U R S
W e d n e s d a y
1 2 : 0 0 - 1 : 0 0 A M
1 s t , 3 r d , & 5 t h
W e d n e s d a y
1 : 0 0 - 2 0 0 A M
F r i d a y
8 : 0 0 - 9 : 0 0 P M
Call Bonnie
812-630-8382
Email:
MIDDLE SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
CLASSES
WEDNESDAY
Snack @ 6:30 Classes @ 7:00
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
OPEN HOUSE
On October 15-16, the
Graduate Theology Program
at Saint Meinrad Seminary
and School of Theology
will be hosting an Open
House for prospective stu-
dents. Whether you are em-
ployed full time, a recent col-
lege graduate, retired, or
working in parish ministry-
we invite you to a compli-
mentary weekend on the Hill!
For more information call
1-800-MEINRAD
or register online at
www.saintmeinrad.edu/
openhouse
DID YOU KNOW… Your dona&on to the Dubois Coun-
ty Community Meal touches hun-
dreds of Students each week! Eve-
ry elementary school system in Du-
bois County has been invited to
par&cipate in Backpack Buddies.
Any child that meets the require-
ments for the free lunch program is
offered food every Friday.
Items for 10th Street School are
packed at Saint Joseph by the Re-
&red Senior Volunteer Program of
Tri– Cap.
The meal program also con&nues
to serve meals to those in need 3
&mes per week at the Saint Vincent
de’Paul Campus on Meridian Road.
As the school year gets started we
want to say thank you for your con-
&nued support. We could not do
this with out you. Feed the hungry
RITE OF ENROLLMENT FIRST COMMUNION FAMILIES
AND CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES AND SPONSORS
Sunday—October 2—9:00 am
BREAKFAST BUFFET SERVED AFTER
Forma&on Seminars
Following
First Communion call Pam
Confirma&on call Mike
Wherever you are on your faith jour-ney Light of The World invites you to form a deeper more personal rela-tionship with Christ.
Presented by Saint Joseph parishioners Light of the World Team
November 4 - 7, 2016
What is Light of the World?
· 4-day retreat for both men & women.
· Focus is on the main mes-sage of the Gospel and re-newal of the Sacraments of Initiation.
· Retreat is hosted here at Saint Joseph Parish Cen-ter and retreatants return home each night.
· Ongoing community & sup-port is offered through the formation of optional small faith communities after the retreat.
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
YOU ARE INVITED! Priests, Deacons, & Religious Voca"ons
Apprecia"on Dinner
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Doors Open at 6:30 pm, Meal at 7:00 pm
Hun"ngburg Event Center
$20 per Ticket
(Note for Groups: Tables can seat 8 people)
Advance "cket sales only!
Father Anthony Vinson, O.S.B., Guest Speaker
¨ The primary purpose is to show our apprecia&on to our
priests & religious working within Dubois, Spencer, &
Pike coun&es. This dinner also promotes voca&ons from
the area. A por&on of each &cket goes toward an en-
dowment for those studying to be a priest or religious voca&ons. Please
plan to a$end or if you cannot a$end, please consider a dona&on to this
worthy cause. If you would like to make a dona&on, please see the back
of this flyer for more informa&on.
¨ Organized by members of the Knights of Columbus councils in Dubois &
Spencer coun&es.
¨ High School students a$ending with their parents or grandparents will
receive free admission. Let us know when purchasing &ckets.
Ques"ons: Steve Luegers - (812) 631-4648 or
Bernie Fallon - (812) 482-9297
Let us pray for the success of the banquet honoring those who serve Christ
through ordained & consecrated life in the Catholic Faith.
You can purchase "ckets through your parish office.
DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 1ST.
The Indiana
Blood Center
will be con-
duc&ng a blood
drive on:
Sunday, October 2nd
7:30 a.m. to 11:30. a.m.
The drive will be held in the ac&vi-
ty center of the parish center.
Please consider giving the gi) of
life. All blood types are always
needed. A biscuits and gravy
breakfast will be available for all
donors.
CALLING ALL YOUNG ADULTS
If you are 18-26, we meet
each Wednesday at the Minis-
try House from 8:30-9:30pm.
Get a closer connection with
God and your Catholic
Church. Share your journey
with Christ with peers your
own age. We are all called to
serve Christ and His Church,
this is one way of doing just
that. If you have questions
call Samantha at 812-631-
0976. Bring a friend.
See you Wednesday!
H O LY FA M I LY PA R I S H P I C N I C
TODAY! Serving Chicken and Roa st Beef Dinners from 10:15 to
4:00 (dine-in, carry-out, and drive-thru), also sandwiches, mock
turtle soup, and ice cream. Enjoy our Country Kitchen featuring
lots of homemade goodies, plus our Baskets & More stand with
various collections and theme baskets. Try your luck at winning
one of our beautiful hand -stitched quilts. Also featuring Bingo,
Pull-Tab Bingo, Meat Wheel, Mason Jar Stand, Grand Raffle and
Silent Auction with over $5000 in cash and prizes, plus lots of
Kids Games. Starting at 1:00 in our Gym we are hosting a Home
Run Derby Wiffle Ball and Basketball Contest.
Come and enjoy the food and fun for all ages.
CYCLE C SEPTEMBER 25, 2016
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"'My child, remember that you
received what was good during
your lifetime while Lazarus like-
wise received what was bad.'" To-
day's Gospel reading is Jesus' par-
able about a "rich man," whose
name we do not know, and a
"poor man," named Lazarus. The
story shows both men after death,
the rich man in torment, and Laza-
rus enjoying the comfort that he
was deprived of during his earthly
life.
It's important to understand that
this teaching does not imply that
having wealth leads to eternal
punishment. Rather, we look at
how the rich man USED his wealth
and see there the cause of the
problem. As Jesus says, this man
"dressed in purple garments and
fine linen and dined sumptuously
each day." Clearly, he had abun-
dant wealth and focused it all up-
on serving himself. To further the
accusation against him, all the
while "lying at his door was a poor
man ... who would gladly have
eaten his fill of the scraps that fell
from the rich man's table." But
the rich man paid Lazarus no
heed, and THIS is why he now suf-
fers. Because he would not deign
to "suffer" at all during his life by
sharing his linen clothing or feed-
ing his poor neighbor covered
with sores.
This selfishness became the rich
man's SELF-condemnation. He put
himself in torment because he
blatantly disobeyed God's law to
love his neighbor. This challenging
parable urges us to examine our
own behavior and ask how WE use
our wealth--whatever size our
bank account may be. Are we will-
ing to assist our neighbors in
need? Or do we walk by the poor,
excusing our own comfort? Let us
heed Christ's warning today that
such earthly comforts are, in the
long run, short-lived.
F 0 R R E F L E C T I O N
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D P V E O A A S Y D H Y N P D
T E K D G B E N Q E T B J L O
X U E I E L E H T D I P Q A N
L U A S T G B Y T N A D L N C
V I P S D W I I C A F Z U T F
V U O R N R V L S M H R O E H
N P O I O R A M B M K U S D I
A E Y E J O D T B O F R P M O
L O R D E Q T G S C N R C R B
I N C R E A S E J U E F O U I
T N A V R E S B D P M E M X O
T Q W W K E X H A B A T E R M
H Z S Q A H M R I T E F P L S
I N L T O H E Y Y A S L M U P
H Q D I D I T T F H O G E B M
APOSTLES
COME
COMMANDED
EAT
FAITH
INCREASE
LORD
LUKE
MUSTARD SEED
OBEY
OBLIGED
PLANTED
PREPARE
SERVANT
UPROOTED
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
DIVINE MERCY PARISH PICNIC
Please join us on Sunday, October 9, from 10am to
3pm est at the St. Anthony Church Grounds in St.
Anthony. Mass is 10am with a whole day of fun to
follow. DON’T MISS THE FUN!
RECENT TWEETS FROM
POPE FRANCIS
Sept. 20
Every encounter with
the other is a seed
which can grow into
a flourishing tree,
where many will find
rest and nourish-
ment.
Sep 18
As Chris&ans, we are called to be mis-
sionaries of the Gospel
Sep 16
Only those who humble themselves
before the Lord can experience the
greatness of his mercy.
“To pray for someone
is an act of love.”
Loving God,
Your Fatherly care always
embraces us.
Jesus, our Lord and Brother,
Reach out Your wounded
hands
towards us.
Holy Spirit,
Bless us with Your grace,
Your presence and Your peace.
Hear now our prayer for
(insert your inten"on (s).
This we ask through
Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Holy Mary, Mother of Compas-
sion, pray for us.
Saint Joseph,
pray for us.
C AT H O L I C S C A R E .
C AT H O L I C S V OT E .
“Far too many Catholics are not familiar with the
basic content of Catholic social teaching. More fun-
damentally, many Catholics do not adequately un-
derstand that the social teaching of the Church is an
essen!al part of Catholic faith. This poses a serious
challenge for all Catholics, since it weakens our ca-
pacity to be a Church that is true to the demands of
the Gospel.” from USCCB.ORG
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
US policy should promote reli-gious liberty vigorously, both at home and abroad: our first and most cherished freedom is rooted in the very dignity of the human person, a fundamental human right that knows no geographical boundaries. In all contexts, its basic contours are the same: it is the "immun[ity] from coercion on the part of individuals or of social groups and of any human power, in such wise that no one is to be forced to act in a manner contrary to his own beliefs, whether pri-vately or publicly, whether alone or in association with others, with-in due limits." (Dignitatis Hu-manae, no. 2). In the United States, religious freedom general-ly enjoys strong protection in our law and culture, but those protec-tions are now in doubt. For exam-ple, the longstanding tax exemp-tion of the Church has been ex-plicitly called into question at the highest levels of government, pre-cisely because of her teachings on marriage. Catholics have a particular duty to make sure that protections like these do not weaken but instead grow in strength. This is not only to se-cure the just freedom of the Church and the faithful here but also to offer hope and an encour-aging witness to those who suffer direct and even violent religious persecution in countries where
the protection is far weaker.
Sa in t J o s eph C a th o l i c Church
RESPECT LIFE CELEBRATION
Catholic Chari&es is very pleased to announce that Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo, President and CEO of Catholic Relief
Services, will deliver the keynote ad-dress on poverty and solidarity with the poor at the annual RESPECT LIFE
CELEBRATION on Thursday, October 20, 2016. Event begins with 5:30 p.m. (CDT) Mass with Bishop Thompson at Good Shepherd Catholic Church (Evansville). Catered dinner and key-note to follow.
Reserva&ons required ($25 per person/$15 per full &me student).
Please go to www.chari&esevv.org/respect-life-
celebra&on.html or call Catholic Chari&es at 812-423-5456
to register.
Exposi"on
of the Blessed Sacrament The Thursday evening Holy Hour
prayers following the 6:30
p.m. Mass will be offered up for
the conversion of America and for
the elec"on. Let us come togeth-
er to pray for clarity in the hearts
of Americans and for souls to be
inspired to come out and vote.
October is Respect Life Month.
Live your faith!
Life Chain in Evansville
October 2 at 1:30 CST
Starts at Brinker’s Jewelers on the
corner of Green River Rd and
Lloyd Expressway
812-482-4787310 Main St. • Jasper, IN 47546
Embroidery • Screen Printing Promotional Products
Contact Mitch Taylor to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2597
“Big or Small — We Service All”Hwy. 231 N. Jasper, IN 47546 • 812-482-2020
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Call (812) 482-4321 for an appointment
Michael L. Flannagan, D.D.S.
Lesley S. Kizior, D.D.S.
Kelly E. Young, D.D.S.
Ross M. Flannagan, D.D.S.Crooked Creek Doctors Plaza,
2005 Saint Charles Street, Suite #5, Jasper www.crookedcreekfamilydental.com
(812) 482-6610
David A. Gilley, MD, FACS
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Excellence in Urologic Care
Steven G. DunnAssociate Broker
[email protected] www.sell-4free.com
Ask me about our “Buy from me, sell for free” policy today!
W 812-634-6969 C 812-630-0623 F 812-634-9969
Parishioner
216 W 6th St Jasper, IN 47546
KURT’S CARPENTRY
20 Years Experience • Insured
Roofing • Siding • Decks Flooring • Home Additions, Etc.
Kurt & Nicole Mullis - Owners (812) 683-8506 • (812) 630-7076
Becher-Kluesner Funeral Homes
Downtown • North Chapel
482-4141
www.becherkluesner.com
Schum Monuments, Inc.
P.O. Box 430 Dale, Indiana
937-4921
www.schummonuments.com
Animal Medical Center of Dubois County, P.C.
1390 Crossroads Avenue Jasper, IN 47546
Charles R. Johnson, D.V.M.Lori H. Mehringer, D.V.M.
(812) 634-9752 Fax (812) 482-7293
Fast, Friendly Service
All the Way to Your Car
482-4464
FINANCIAL ADVISOR
Please call me when your next CD
comes due
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Craig Hanneman
416 Jackson St.
Jasper, IN 47546
812-481-1035
Member SIPC
L. H. Sturm Hdwe. Co.For All Those Hard
To Find Items!516 Main Street
On The Square since 1895
812-482-6506
WHOLESALE • RETAIL
CUSTOM
PROCESSING
3994 W. 180 N.
482-7020 MERKLEY & SONS PACKING CO., INC.
“Bring your Ford HOME for Service”Hwy. 231., Jasper • 482-1200
Saint Meinrad Archabbey Gift Shop Inspirational Gifts for All Occasions
Bring this ad in for 20% off 1 item per person - Code: STJ
Does not apply to sale or
select monastery gifts
812-357-8290½ mile S. of St. Meinrad, IN on State Rd 545
www.saintmeinradgiftshop.com
Hwy. 231 S., JasperBring in church bulletin toreceive 10% off purchase.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Joseph, Jasper. IN C 4C 01-1414
SUNSET LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS
218 Third Ave., Jasper (812) 482-6333
“The Real Estate Team
You Can Count On”www.sell-4free.com
Gary & Marcia SchnellSt. Joseph Parishioners
“The Re Realealealeal Es Es Es Estattate Team
(812) 631-3147 | Email: [email protected]
Brian J. Woebkenberg M.D.• General Orthopaedics • Performing New Anterior Hip Surgery • Specialized in Sports Medicine
695 W 2nd Street, Jasper, IN 47546
(812) 996-5950 For appointment, no referral needed
Visit on the web at Woebkenbergorthopaedics.com Or on Facebook
BOB LUEGERS
1050 Wernsing Road • PO Box 787Jasper, IN 47546
BOBLUEGERS.COM
101 CountryFM 100.9
Country Roads w/Fr. Joe • Sunday Mornings@ 7:00 AM
TV Holy Mass
Sundays @ 11AM
Commercial - Industrial - Residential - Custom Millwork
1060 Third Avenue
Jasper, Indiana 47546
Phone: (812) 482-1125
Fax: (812) 482-9490
www.jasperlumberonline.com
Hoosier Business Machines, Inc.
812-482-3736HILLIARD LYONS
Investment Insight Since 1854™
Southgate Ctr. | 269 S. Hwy 231 Jasper IN 47546
812-482-7276 | 1-800-253-7276
SECURITIES OFFERED BY J.J.B. HILLIARD, WI, LYONS, LLC. MEMBER NYSE, FINRA & SIPC
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613 Dorbett St. • Jasper, IN 47546 812-481-2229 • Fax 812-482-3993
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Arbor Pointe Condos
“Fine Living”
Gary J. Hopf Construction, LLC
812-630-0117
CONSTRUCTIONHammering it out Since 1982
4591 N. 550 W., Jasper, IN 47546 482-5956
Werner Sawmill Inc.GRADE LUMBER
PALLET DIMENSION3545 North 550 West • Jasper, IN 47546
Kevin - Sawmill Manager (812) 634-9444 • Fax: (812) 482-4883
Tim - Timber Buyer Luke - Trucking Dept. Cell: 630-6354 Cell: 630-6356
WerWeWererer
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JAMES SCHOENBACHLER CONSTRUCTION LLC
Building and Remodeling Woodworking & more717 East 15th Street, Jasper, IN 47546 Cell: (812) 630-2026 Home: (812) 634-6130
All Your Home Improvement Needs!
Seng Pediatric Dentistry Dentistry for Infants, Children, Teens
and Individuals with Special Needs
Creating Happy, Healthy Smiles One Child at a Time
We are located in the Crooked Creek Doctors Plaza
2005 St. Charles St., Ste. 1, Jasper, IN 47546
www.sengpediatricdentistry.com 812-634-7409
Accepting New Patients
INDUSTRIAL • JANITORIAL • HEALTHCARE
1.800.827.7430 812.634.2501
fax: 812.634.2601
2350 Terry Lane, Jasper, IN 47546
www.tomslga.com
BEST FOR LE$$Painting Services: Guaranteed Results
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
AT REASONABLE PRICES
P.O. Box 849, Jasper, IN 47547-0849
Doug Schmitt owner (812) 482-9653
Interior Exterior
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Joseph, Jasper. IN B 4C 01-1414
JASPER PEDIATRICS 721 W. 13th Street - Suite 321, Jasper, IN 47546 Phone - (812) 996-7918 • Fax - (812) 996-1644
Michael E. Ruff, M.D., F.A.A.P. Douglas A. Bies, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Kathirene A. Wilcoxen M.D., F.A.A.P. Krystle S. Hahus, M.D. Lindsey B. Taylor, M.D.
Yvonne S. Rominger, RN, C.F.N.P.“Caring for your children from birth to 23”
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800-937-8721 800-264-0046
DEBBIE K. ALLEN
812-482-1300
2408 Newton St. • Jasper, IN 47546-1326
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CARPET WAREHOUSE“Quality you can stand on”
650 Woodlawn (o" Hwy. 162) • Next to VUJC
(812) 482-5692 www.cptwarehouse.com
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901 Newton Street, Jasper, IN 47546
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812.482.
PIEPER-BURNS INSURANCE AGENCY
Auto • Life • Health • Home • Business
415 CLAY ST. JASPER
482-5151
(812) 634-6646 721 W. 13th Street Suite 322 Jasper, IN 47546
Ann B. Patterson M.D., PC
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JaKurt Schurz Vice President
P.O. Box 151, Huntingburg, IN 47542 (812) 309-2833
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Laurel Seger District Sales Coordinator
902 A Main Street, Jasper, IN
812-634-2207 Office 812-639-0386 Cell
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Since 1875
EATON MONUMENT CO., INC.Tom Kellams
658 N. 490 W., Jasper, IN 47546 812.482.7080 Cell 309.9132
812-634-1550
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STERNBERGChrysler • Jeep
Ford • Dodge • Ramwww.sternbergs.com 482-5125
MEHRINGER METAL DESIGN, LLC
Custom Powdercoating [email protected] Phone: 812.634.6100 Fax: 812.634.6133
919 E. 14th Street Jasper, IN 47546
Buschkoetter’s Nursery, Lawn & Garden Center, Inc.
Scott Buschkoetter, Owner
Complete Landscaping, Design, Installation, Lighting & Irrigation Services
1638 N. 350 West, Jasper, IN 47546 Phone (812) 482-5577
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Feed Your Family Better For Less
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LAN CONCRETE
TECHNOLOGYFoundation Repair
Uneven Concrete Specialist
Luke Nordhoff 481-2756
Linda Schroering Century 21 Schroering Realty 905 Main St. Jasper
35+ Years Experience Professional & Knowledgeable 812-482-1144 Of"ce • 812-482-6165 Residence [email protected] • www.CENTURY21.com
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Joseph, Jasper. IN A 4C 01-1414
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