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September 19, 20218300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217 • 317-882-0724 • www.stbindy.org

25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

“Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me.” – Mk 9:37a

2 ST. BARNABAS CATHOLIC CHURCH

25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

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St. Barnabas Code: IN926

As we monitor developments related to COVID-19 and the Delta variant, we note:

• TheCDCrecommendsunvaccinatedindividualswearamaskwhileindoorswith other people.

• Vaccinatedindividuals,whilenotrequired,arealwayswelcometowearamaskwhileattendingMass.

WewillcontinuetomonitorthismatterandwillfollowanychangestoCDC,stateorcountyrecommendationsandmandates.

Attending Mass in the COVID-19 Era

Rita Wyciskalla mother of Mike Wyciskalla

Sandy Polk sister of Sue Kavanaugh

Rest in Peace

Weekdays8:30 AMSaturday5:00 PMSunday7:00 AM9:00 AM

11:00 AM1:30 PM Chin Mass

MASS SChEDUlES

Fr. Guy RobertsPastor

Fr. Eustace ThangAssociate PastorJerry Matthews

Deacon

Friday9:00 AM

CONFESSION

in the Adoration ChapelConfessions are also available

by appointment.

Saturday4:00 PM

St.BarnabasCatholicSchoolisseekingqualifiedindividualsfortheupcomingschoolyear.Thankyouforyourongoingsupportofourschoolministry.

• Middle School Science 7th/8th - Full Time (Licensed Teacher and/or Science Experience)

• Maternity Leave Teacher(s) - Elementary Level

Interestedapplicantsshouldsubmittheirresumeandcoverletter tothePrincipal,Mr. Ryan Schnarr at [email protected]

Employment Opportunity2021-2022 School Year

NCYC is back in Indianapolis this November, and we have several teens who are registered to attend!

Please stop by the narthex after any of the Masses the weekend of September 18 & 19 and contribute to our Wall O’ Money fundraiser.

Take a marked envelope to make a contribution to our trip.

National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC )Fundraiser!

Thank you from the Biltz FamilyThe family of Ray Biltz would like to thank Fr. Guy, Deacon Jerry, Patty Cain,

and Dr. R. Ryan Endris for the beautiful Mass of Christian Burial.

We would like to thank the funeral meal coordinators, those who made donations, and those who served the meal. Your kindness is greatly appreciated.

Thank you also to the St. Barnabas community for the outpouring of love and support. - Anita Biltz, Shelly Mayse, Sherry Sullivan, Jeff Biltz

3ST. BARNABAS CATHOLIC CHURCH

SepTemBeR 19, 2021

The Greatest of All

In some way, and to some degree, we all want power. This is why children love their fictional superheroes: individuals who have superhuman strength, and can overcome the normal laws of physics. Our desire for power comes from the underlying realization that we are fragile, mortal beings. We know our time on earth is short, and we want to know that life has meaning, and value, and that we each, as individuals, are worth something. The problem is we try to find power, and self-worth, in the wrong places. From childhood, we find our value in being accepted by others, and we come to learn that there is power in belonging to some groups rather than others. As we continue to mature, we may take delight in physical strength, and beauty, as sources of power and influence. Later in life we begin to see money as a measure of our personal worth, and a means of power over others. Authority itself, whether through our position at work, or as an employer, or through an office we hold, can make us feel superior to others. But as life goes on, and the effects of age catch up with us, we may try to take control over the aging process, and even over death itself, by focusing on our health.

Ironically, the very things we try to use to gain power and greatness may actually enslave us, robbing us of power over our own lives. The need to be accepted may cause us to compromise our integrity. Vanity over our physical appearance may drive us to extremes, as we try to maintain what time is eroding. The quest for money can consume us, as the more we gain the more we desire. Authority over others can go to our heads, to the point that we begin to deny the intrinsic human dignity of those we oversee. And, the fear of impending death can snatch away the joy of life in the present moment.

The quest for power, and the desire to be the greatest, is one of the greatest causes of sin and suffering in the world. Our first reading demonstrates the contempt of some for the humble servant of God. They despise this faithful servant, because his holy example makes them look bad, and so they seek a way to destroy him. Rather than following the right path themselves, they seek to maintain their own power by doing away with the competition. This, of course, is a prophesy about Jesus Christ, and His rejection by the Jewish leadership, and by sinners in general. In our second reading, St. James asks, “Where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there is disorder and every foul practice. Where do the wars and where do the conflicts among you come from? Is it not from your passions that make war within your members?”

There is an old fable about a man who went into the forest to observe the lives of the wild creatures. He climbed a tree, and waited. In the early afternoon, a little fox came out into the clearing to roll on her back in the warm sunshine. But she was missing both of her front legs. The man wondered, how can this fox have such a round little belly, and be so carefree, if she is unable to hunt properly? So, he continued to watch. A little while later, a huge lion approached, carrying a rabbit in his mouth. He carefully dropped the rabbit before the fox, and went on his way. The man was astonished, and on his way home he encountered a monk. He told the monk about this clever fox who had tricked a lion into hunting for her. The monk replied, “What you witnessed was something greater than the cleverness of the fox; what you witnessed was the mercy of a humble lion.”

Jesus is the greatest of all, who lays down His life for sinners, and feeds us with His own flesh and blood. In the Eucharist, the Lord of Creation comes to us in great humility, in the form of simple bread and wine. While Jesus was on His way to the cross, the disciples were fighting over which of them was the greatest. Jesus explained that the greatest is the one who serves the others out of love and humility. By His humility, Jesus showed His greatness, and His power over sin and death. Greatness is found, not in physical strength, or in money, or in authority over others: our true value and self-worth is found in making our lives a gift to others, just as Jesus did. Jesus, the greatest of all, became the least of all, and brought about our redemption. The greatest power of all is divine love, and the greatest expression of love is humble service, which gives life to others. This is the most valuable lesson we learn from our Lord Jesus, the Greatest of All.

Fr. Roberts



Mass Intentions

Sat September 18 5:00 PM Carl Hirschle / Elizabeth Ladyga Sun September 19 7:00 AM Parish 9:00 AM Norma Swartz / Family 11:00 AM Mary Ellen Sheehan / Family Mon September 20 8:30 AM Kevin Remnap / John-Mary Jaffe Tue September 21 8:30 AM Janet Housel / Judy Dias Wed September 22 8:30 AM Ben Smith / Family Thu September 23 8:30 AM Donald-Virgina Greatlinger / Family

Fri September 24 8:30 AM Jerry Eacret / Sandra Koehl Sat September 25 5:00 PM Frank Scheib / Carroll Family Sun September 26 7:00 AM Jim Griffen / Steve-Kathy Heath 9:00 AM Sharon Miller / Jim-Peggy Greene 11:00 AM Parish

Nicholas Anthony ArminCharles Michael (Charlie) BakerLillian Clara BaumanAva Elizabeth BeerLauren Michelle BenderMary Magdalene Beth BenkertAndrew Joseph BiltzJoseph Michael (Joey) BlanchardJacob William BlandfordMoire Colleen BoyleSara Michelle Cabrera (Contreras-Hernandez)Samuel Michael (Sam) CassieroAnita Marlene ConnMatthew Stephen DialKennady DoughertyJames Vincent DozierDominic Andrew ElsenerMadelyn Lorraine Endris Joseph David (Joey) EvansMolly Marie FeldmanNathan James FikesElla Rose GreenLuke Jeffery GreeneMacen Xavier HendrixEliana Kathleen (Ellie) HimesBryce Alan HimelickRachel Caroline HollocraftNathan Michael HollocraftNicole Jean HuntEva Claire HurrleNoah Mitchell IrwinConner Lee JohnsonWilliam Joseph LakerJosephine Ann (Josie) LezonAddison Claire MarshCarolyn Jo (Carly) McCalipElizabeth Grace McCoy

Abby Kathryn MollMery NaAndrew James NelsonClaire NettlesMia NettlesSam Albert NeuCasey Patrick NewettThomas Joseph (Tommy) OchAlyssa Mary O’ConnorGavin Jeffrey O’TooleAndrew Timothy PacBawi Sung ParTim PengClara Mayer RalstonErin Colleen ReillyAnthony James (AJ) RichardsonKatherine Grace RittenhouseSamuel Paul (Sam) RoederKeegan Xavier RundElijah James RutherfordVantin SanJohn Bawi Dawt SangThla Dawt SangPatrick (Rudy) SchoettleMaya Grace Ann SkartvedtEva Leigh SpallSamuel Joseph (Sam) SpindlerMatthew Allen SteckmanZa Aung ThangCharles Siang Cung ThangMonica (Sui Len) TialMorgan Alexa VaughtLaylah Grace Waugh(Htet Thuzar) Steffie Rosaline WinLevi Frew WislerTabitha Anne Yoho

Confirmation Candidates

MaSS aTTEndancE counTSWeek of Mass Time Number Present

September 5

5:00 PM 1847:00 AM 1059:00 AM 225

11:00 AM 3431:30 PM 87

TOTAl 944

August 29

5:00 PM 2337:00 AM 1029:00 AM 263

11:00 AM 3101:30 PM 108

TOTAl 1016*Totalcountincludesoutdoorparticipants.


SepTemBeR 19, 2021

Mass Coordinators NeededAre you looking for a way to get more involved at St. Barnabas but unsure what to do? We are relaunching our Mass Coordinator program and are

looking for volunteers to fill this important ministry.

If you like working behind the scenes this is your opportunity.

Mass Coordinators fill a vital role in helping ensure all the other ministries are in place for the Mass while allowing our Priests to focus solely on

preparing themselves to celebrate the Sacred Liturgy.

This is a rewarding and low-pressure opportunity for you to get involved and help support our parish.

If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Brian O’Toole directly at [email protected] or 317.366.5456.

Training will be provided. Thank You.

Curious About Catholicism?Each year on Holy Saturday during the Easter Vigil, thousands are baptized into the Catholic Church in the United States. Parishes welcome these new Catholics through a process called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). Although these sessions are geared towards those learning about Catholicism for the first time, all are welcome to attend! If you are interested, please contact the Director of Faith Formation, Joe Sheehan at [email protected]



Envelope 358Jackpot of $285 with 114 eligible players.

50/50 WINNER AUGUST Congratulations to

Gary and Diane Hildenbrand

50th Wedding Anniversary

Indianapolis Life ChainLife Chain Sunday October 3, 2:30- 3:30 PM

centralindianalifechain.org has all the information you need including t-shirt order form and contact information to find out location and to register your parish.

Once you have determined approximately how many of your fellow members will be participating in the Life Chain, please RSVP that number as follows

Catholic churches: RSVP to Angela Walker (317) 698-0461

Last Day for t-shirt orders is September 21

PLEASE NOTE: If you have participated in past Life Chains, your location along the Chain will remain the same unless you are notified. If you do not know your assignment, please contact Larry Holbrook at (317) 919-1653.

Prayer to St. JosephHail, Guardian of the Redeemer,

Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary.To you God entrusted his only Son;

in you Mary placed her trust;with you Christ became man.

Blessed Joseph, to us too,show yourself a father

and guide us in the path of life.Obtain for us grace, mercy, and courage,

and defend us from every evil. Amen.


SepTemBeR 19, 2021

40 Days for Life september 22 - october 31

“Could you not watch one hour with me?” Matthew 26:40

The40DaysForLifeprayervigilrunsfromSeptember22 toOctober31,endingonAll-Hallows’Eve,thenightbeforeAllSaintsDay.

Findthelocationthatisnearestyou. Indianapolis, Bloomington, Evansville, cincinnati, Louisville

Registerathttps://www.40daysforlife.com

Respect Life Mass with Archbishop ThompsonSunday October 3, 2021 1:00 PM

SS Peter and Paul Cathedral 1347 N. Meridian Street

Indianapolis 46202

Roncalli Circle of Faith Distinction Dinner OnThursday,September23,RoncalliwillhonorindividualsfromtheRoncallicommunitywithawardsrecognizingcontributionstotheschool,thechurchandtheworld.GuestswillcelebrateallthatmakesRoncalliwhatitistodaywhilehearingmoreaboutwhatcomesnextfortheschool.

Honorees of distinction:

•BerniePrice,“HonoraryAlumna”

•JerryRoss,“HonoraryAlumnus”

•MaryMcCoyR’79,“AlumnaoftheYear”

•JimRatliff,“St.JohnXXIIIAward”

•JohnSmith,“VolunteeroftheYear”

JointhecelebrationbycontactingtheAdvancementOfficeat317-787-8277toRSVPorgotogiving.roncalli.org.



Catholic Social Teaching 101Shedule of

Weekly Topics

September 21Solidarity

September 28CareforCreation

St. RocH claSS of 1961

Save the weekend of October 2-3 for our reunion celebration. We will gather at St. Roch parish center on Saturday October 2 after the 5 PM mass for dinner and camaraderie.

Sunday October 3 we will picnic at Fort Benjamin Harrison

(Reddick Shelter) noon - 6 PM.

Contact Don Gandolf at 317-979-9300 or

[email protected] or Steve taylor at

317-294-4007 for more information.

Help us contact any “student” in the St. Roch class of 1961.

HooP NEWSThe word for today’s outing was HOT. At 95 degrees downtown, we passed out over 100 bottles of ice-cold water, along with wash cloths drenched in cool water. Thank you to Elizabeth Szentes and the group of moms who prepared today’s meal. The fruit with the happy messages were especially enjoyed. What a cute idea! Also a big thanks to Julie Daeger who has been providing sweet goodies for our outings. Fresh, dry, t-shirts and socks were very popular tonight. Thanks to all of you for your generous donations. We continue to need medium men’s undershorts, size L and XL t-shirts and white socks. Please pray for all those who are living on the streets in this heat, and those who are not fortunate enough to have air-conditioning. God Bless!

Questions about HOOP please contact: Don/Karen Beckwith at [email protected]

Do you sense that something’s missing in your life?

Do you feel that if you weren’t so busy you would be happier, healthier, more effective, more fulfilled, and maybe even a better person?

Come to the next Welcome weekend! It’s an incredible experience that will help you discover what’s missing in your life and what to do about it.

This retreat weekend will be held at St. Barnabas.

To attend, fill out a registration form and turn into the Office of Faith Formation or use the QR code or web address below.

There is no charge to attend.

MEN’S RETREAT WEEKENDSatURDaY SEPtEMBER 25tH - SUNDaY SEPtEMBER 26tH

For Questions Contact:Joseph Strauch at [email protected] • 317-728-8941

REGISTER AT:https://forms.gle/DD4WGoxEHGXh2F717


SepTemBeR 19, 2021

CONTACTPARISH OFFICE: 317-882-0724 • Fax: 317-887-8932SCHOOL OFFICE: 317-881-7422 • Fax: 317-887-8933EMERGENCY: 317-886-4744OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Monday to FridayWEbSITE: www.stbindy.org

Remember Our Ill Parishioners and Their Caregivers

Contact our Pastoral Associate or the Parish Secretary to be added or taken off the list.And please keep praying for Msgr. Tony Volz

Garry KegleySandy KellerShirley KennedyDon KratzNorma LargentDonna LebowDebbie LintonTheresa MascolaCathy MatthewsPhil McInnesBarbara MillerPJ MiltoJohn MinorDaniel OlmsteadEli PadgettRobert MessmerJohn Paul MorrisBonnie PickardTheo QuillenKara (Cissell) RoellJudy RossmanHeather Schaefer

Beverly BarinaPam BauerJilly BondOwen BostockBob BoyleSamantha BrownBill BrunsTom CiscoMary CombsMike CongletonRosemary CoxIsaiah DaleLyle DavidsonTony DennisJames EgoldDottie EvansNoreen GarneyTim GleaveLinda/Steve GodfreyGary HildenbrandCharlie JohnsonSue Kavanaugh

Anthony Schell Jr.Vincent Schell IIISherry SesslarJohn SheehanMichelle SnyderDennis StephensonEvelyn TapakSteve TaylorKathy TichenorLuke TolbertMimi ToombsDwayne VanMeterCarmen ViegasRita WagnerMarvin WagnerDave WebbAngela WhittmanPatrick WhitsettLarry WilliamsToni WinneroskiDee WoodsBarry Yovanovich

PastorFr. Guy Roberts Ext. 223 [email protected]

Associate PastorFr. Eustace Thang Ext. 222 [email protected]

DeaconJerry Matthews 317-441-3471 [email protected]

Pastoral AssociatePatty Cain 317-319-2974 [email protected]

Director of OperationsTom Hosty Ext. 253 [email protected]

Director of Faith FormationJoe Sheehan Ext. 225 [email protected]

Music DirectorDr. R. Ryan Endris Ext. 238 [email protected]

Parish SecretaryTheresa Warner Ext. 221 [email protected]

BookkeeperJa-Deen Johnson Ext. 252 [email protected]

Coordinator of FinancesMeg Horcher [email protected]

Director of FacilitiesGreg Beckham Ext. 271 [email protected]

PrincipalRyan Schnarr Ext. 270 [email protected]

Assistant PrincipalErin Skartvedt Ext. 280 [email protected]

School OfficeLaura Bridgewater Ext. 248 [email protected] McCarthy Ext. 269 [email protected]


Roncalli Shadow ProgramRoncalli is excited to welcome future Royals to campus for the Royal for a Day Program! Because of its success last year, all shadows will be on an individual basis, with 8 students being able to join us each day. All visits will be on a first-come, first-serve basis...days are filling quickly!If you are interested in getting your 8th grader signed up, please email Allie Ross at [email protected] for all available dates. Go, Royals!

Roncalli Homecoming Tent Party! Who’s ready for the Homecoming Tent Party?! We are, and you can now purchase your ticket online! Better yet, we’re partnering with Gallagher’s Pub & Eatery for this event, and Train Wreck will be performing. It’s going to be a great night!

https://postcards.roncalli.org/2021-hoco-party.php

Must be 21 or older to attend

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, IN C 4C 01-1064

Dr. Geiger and Dr. Hartman are excited to be the new owners

at Murphy’s Landing Family Dental!

317-865-8075www.murphyslandingdental.com

• NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS •

Dr. Courtney Geiger and Dr. Cheryl Hartman

Family Dentistry for Adults and Children

FLOORING BY STRETCH RITE, Inc.

Carpet • Ceramic • Vinyl Sales • Installation & Cleaning

4030 S. Madison Ave. Dan Hornaday, Owner

784-1768

280 S. State Rd. 135Greenwood, IN 46142

(317) 888-3501carpetcountry.net

RYAN BANNING OWNER

PHONE 317.558.9211 CELL 317.557.5255

LICENSED • BONDED

317317ROOFROOF

G.H. Herrmann Funeral Homes

5141 Madison Ave. - 1505 S. East St 1605 S. State Rd. 135, GreenwoodGardens at Olive Branch CemeteryAll Locations 317-787-7211

Over 32 Years Experience 24 Hours Same Price Free Estimates 10% Off Any Repair

887-3999 Carl J. Magna, Jr.-OLG Parishioner

Tom’s Barber Shop and HairstylingComplete Services Available

5 barbers to serve you Monday thru Friday 8:30 – 6:30

Saturday 8:00 – 5:00 Appts. Available Tues. & Thurs.

(Smoke-free) TOM SMITH - Owner 7735 Meridian 881-1325

Dr. Sarah Condra, dds317-888-7295

8001 Shelby Street Indianapolis, IN 46227www.condradds.com

CREATING BEAUTIFUL SMILES FOR LIFE

Contact Heather Benefiel to place an ad today! [email protected]

or (800) 477-4574 x6464

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, IN B 4C 01-1064

Perry Township’s most

affordable funeral provider

Contact Diane O’Connor, Parishioner (317) 882-0772

7520 Madison Ave • Indianapolis www.simplicityfuneralandcremationcare.com

building clients for life • Commercial • Residential • Repairs • Remodeling • Roofing • Siding • Gutters • Windows • Baths • Kitchens

Licensed, Bonded & insured Robert Gzibovskis, Parishioner

(317) 345-8156

www.hrgconstructiongroup.com

HRG Construction Group

Dr. Colin Christie Parishioner

Phone: 317-534-5141 visit us at:

www.christievisioncare.com Located just north of intersection of Southpot &

Bluff Rds on East side of Bluff

(317) 449-2040 Martin Armbruster Stephanie Willison CPA/PFS,CFP® CPA/PFS,CFP®,AIF®

w w w. t r e y b o u r n e w e a l t h . c o m609 TREYBOURNE DR • SUITE B •GREENWOOD • 46142

5129 S. Emerson Ave. (317) 786-0799 www.dammannsgardenco.com

• ELECTRICAL (Bucket Truck Services) • MECHANICAL ( HVAC - Process Piping) • SERVICE PLUMBING • COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION • CONTROLS (HVAC - Refrigeration - Electrical) • COMMUNICATIONS (Voice-Data-Fiber-Cabling) • FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT • PROFESSIONAL DESIGN / BUILD SERVICES • 24 HOUR SERVICE

1-800-937-9331 • 1-317-783-32912221 E. Southport Road • Indiapolis, IN 46227

ROBERT P. THOMAS ATTORNEY AT LAW• Personal Injury • Criminal Law • Estates • Wills • Power of Attorney

7800 Shelby St., Suite 7 Indianapolis (317) 882-5665

Dine In / Carry Out / Delivery410 MARKET PLAZA(One block south of Main & Madison)

Open at 11 a.m.7 days a week

www.jockamopizza.com

Greenwood • 750 U.S. 31 North2 blocks S. of Greenwood Mall 317-881-6791

www.tomobriengreenwood.com“OUR FAMILY WORKS FOR YOU. SINCE 1933”

DEARING & DEARING CPA

• Small Business • Individual

Patrick J. Dearing • Parishioner

822-1600

Tax & Accounting ServicesFREDERICK R. LANE, M.D.

528-22705255 E. Stop 11 #250

Practice Limited to Diseases of the Colon & Rectum

ANNEE & BARTRAM, INC.HEATING & COOLING

Joe Annee / Doug Bartram317-889-9574

500 S Polk St. Suite 2

Michael Murphy, M.D. THE INDIANA SKIN CANCER CENTER, PCSkin cancer surgery and screening

701 E. County Line Road, Suite 208 Greenwood, IN 46143

(317) 859-8970 • [email protected]

Family Owned Charlie Jackson Since 1964 Parishioner

3230 W. Southport Rd. • Indianapolis, IN 46217Carpets, Ceramics, Hardwoods, Laminates, Vinyls, Installations

317-881-3265 • 317-966-8803

“Complete Machine Shop Service”

5565 S. Madison Ave. (rear) (317) 783-3727 Indianapolis, IN 46227 Fax (317) 783-1354

McGee & Company Fine Jewelers

882-0500 880 U.S. 31 North • Greenwood, IN 46142Built On Service • Dedicated To Quality™

Kevin Tex

8017 S. Meridian St. 317-887-2342

BARRETT & ASSOCIATES

Joe Barrett • Bill Barrett 783-9397

Parishioner Since 1977

GENERAL INSURANCE

Ben & MJ Stallings Bill & Terri Amonett

Complete Automotive RepAiR 6025 Madison Ave. www.beckservicecenter.com 787-5345

A Sign of Quality & Professionalism

Accepting New Cosmetic and Medical Patients

Dr. Emily Catherine Keller 317.215.0928

8936 Southpointe Dr., Ste B2 Indianapolis, IN 46227

Mike Powell - Owner317.881.4566

Landscaping, Mulch,Low Vintage Lighting

Parishioners

Get the service you deserve! Smart Choice Realtorswww.SmartChoiceIndy.com Suzanne Roell-Carlson 317-506-2530 | Katie Roell-Passwaiter 317-506-4430

Jeff Veldhof, P.G.K.1458 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN

317-636-6655www.LauckFuneralHome.com


or (800) 477-4574 x6464

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317.786.9236WalkerHughes.com

918 Fry Road, Greenwood, IN 46142

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. Barnabas, Indianapolis, IN A 4C 01-1064

DaviD HennBrett HawortH ParisHionerPaul CummingsDaviD Page

• All Accidents & Injuries 1634 W. Smith Valley Rd. Ste. B • Immigration Greenwood, Indiana 46142 • Employment Law 317-885-0041 (Se Habla Espanol) • Family Law www.HHCFirm.com • Wills, Trusts & Estates

• Foot and ankle surgery• Diabetic Shoes• Medical Pedicures• Accepting new patients

3031 Meridian Meadows Road Greenwood, IN 46142

Drew Christie, DPM Parishioner

317-884-9948 christiefootandankle.com

armourconstruction.com317.636.8600

NEW HOME • HOME REMODELKITCHEN • BATHS • ADDITIONS

Kevin Armour - Parishioner

Fall decorations including pumpkins, straw bales and bundles of corn stalks.

And many other great things!887-5999

Corner of Southport Rd. & Meridian

EMPTY YOURSELF/ FILL YOUR FUTURE

Christine & Dave Turo-Shields, ACSW, LCSW Parishioners/Psychotherapists

www.kenosiscenter.com • (317) 865-1674

Bath and Kitchen

Remodeling

It’s a Name Your Family Can Trust!Call us for all your remodeling needs

783-7050

Lam Law OfficeCarlos F. Lam, Attorney/Abogado

317-721-5261

[email protected] | www.LamLawIndy.com

Misdemeanors/Delitos MenoresFelonies/Felonias

Treffic Offenses/Ofensas de Trafico

John Cahill 317-791-5186 Call for free est. Parish Member

317-787-8224 • 6107 South East St. • www.ORileyFuneralHome.com

1678 Fry Road Suite B • Greenwood, IN 46142

317-406-6210GREENWOODDENTALSMILES.COM

GREENWOODDENTALSMILESM A R K G L E I X N E R , D D S l B E N D I E K H O F F , D D S

Chapman Chapman MortgageMortgage

Jim Chapman Jim Chapman Parishioner

NMLS #113951

317-883-26048001 S. Meridian St.

www.ChapmanMortgage.com

NMLS#111441

milto.com

Dr. Cynthia Zubia

317-784-2266

1505 E. Southport Rd.

FREE WHITENING FOR NEW PATIENTS

Indy Office

7855 S. Emerson Ave.

317-300-0106

Jeffrey S. Stevens, D.P.M.Podiatrist – Parishioner

Medical & Surgical Treatment of the Foot & Ankle

www.indysouthfootandankle.com

S U P P O R T O U R A D V E R T I S E R S

3704 E. Edgewood Ave., Indianapolis

Fax: 787-4353www.makeitallen.com

317-787-4354317-787-4354

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ANDERSON & GRAY, LLC ATTORNEYS AT LAW

ALINE F. ANDERSON • JASON S. GRAY7104 U.S. Highway 31 South

Indianapolis, IN 46227 317/888-8868 Estate Planning & Probate Law

Kelley O’Connor317-882-9997

[email protected]


or (800) 477-4574 x6464

Kimberly A. Jewell (317) 705-8805

[email protected] 567 North Emerson Ave.

Parishioner Greenwood, IN 46143

Practice Focuses on: Elder Law, Probate, Trust & Real Property, Estate Planning

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