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The Catholic Community of THE IMMACULATE
2516 Christie Place • Owensboro, KY 42301 Parish Telephone: (270) 683-0689
Fax: (270) 926-9016 www.immaculateparish.org
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018
MONEY COUNTERS Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018
Jane Pfeifer, Mary Jane and David Strehl
≈WELCOME VISITORS≈ If you are Visiting Immaculate for the first time today, we would like to say WELCOME! Maybe you’re back again for a return look... Maybe you’ve been away for awhile ? Either way we would like for you to feel at home here at Immaculate. Please feel free to call the Parish Office and speak to Susan Belcher or any of the staff if you have any questions or would like to join the parish. We would love to help! (270) 683-0689
Sun. Sept. 2 Children’s Liturgy of the Word-10a Mon. Sept. 3 Labor Day Office closed Tues. Sept. 4 Bunco-12-2p Wed. Sept. 5 Mass at Her itage 11am Faith Form Classes-6:15p Thurs. Sept. 6 Scr ipture Class-9:30a Cantor-5:45p RCIA-6p Friday Sept. 7 Crochet-1p Sun. Sept. 9 Children’s Liturgy of the Word-10a Youth 6p
REGULAR COLLECTIONS (Envelope and Loose) Amount Needed Weekly $22,098.50 Weekend of August 26/27 $17,502.68 Year to date Totals thru August 28, 2018 Total All Income $176,906.58 Total All Expenses (172,745.51) Net Income $4,161.07
Welcome to our Parish PASTORAL STAFF
Pastor: Father John Vaughan [email protected] Secretary: Susan Belcher , [email protected] Business Manager: Rachael McFadden, [email protected] Director of Music/Liturgy: Matthew Gray, [email protected] Coordinator of Pastoral Care: Sr . Margaret Ann OSU, [email protected] Director of Faith Formation: Diane Willis, [email protected] Assistant Faith Formation: Sr . Julia Head OSU, [email protected] Sacristan:Lucy Rhoades Maintenance Manager– John Schueler Prayer Link: Linda Rocco (270) 684-9038 or (270) 702-0323 MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil: 4:30 p Sunday: 8:00a & 10:00 a Holy Day: 5:30pVigil, 7:00a, School Mass @ 1:45p Weekday: M-T-TH-F-S 7:00a Wednesday 5:30 p School Mass: Thur. 1:45p & Holy Days
FROM THE BULLETIN EDITOR
Bulletin Deadline: 8:00 a WEDNESDAY. All information must be submitted by email, or in writing, and have a name and telephone number. (Holiday deadlines will be determined by publisher.)
PENANCE Wed. 4:30 - 5:00 p (when 5:30 Mass is scheduled) Saturday 7:30a-9a By Appointment
THIS WEEK IN OUR PARISH
PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS
Stephen Meyer Chairperson Jessica McKinley Vice Chairperson Jennie Kluck Secretary
Lisa Fulkerson Administrative/Finance
Eddie Kenny & Jessica McKinley Family Life Liaison
John Castlen & Stephen Weaver Buildings & Grounds
Tammy Calhoun Spiritual Life
Adam Johnston Social Concerns
David Coomes Men’s Club Liaison
Joe Bob Jones Consolidated Schools
David Kessler Formation
SPECIAL COLLECTION This weekend we will have a Special Collection for the people of Kerala India. They are experiencing historic flooding and devastating loss. The Catholic Church in India, The Heralds of Good News Priests and CRS are asking for your help to bring relief to their suffering.
Parking OPD has been receiving calls from our neighbors about people parking in front of their driveways and in their grass during some Masses. We would like to ask every-one to be mindful of driveways, fire hydrants, and yellow marked zones when parking on the streets near the church. We want to be good neighbors and avoid situa-tions where the OPD has to have cars towed away.
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018
Liturgical Minister Schedule
SATURDAY, September 8, 2018 4:30 P.M. Altar Servers: Barrett Evans, Major Pr ide, Mollie Pride Eucharistic Ministers: Sr. Julia Head, Sr . Judy Riney, June Bell, Stacy Payne, Karen Mischel, Rachael McFadden, Shirley Story Gift Bearers: Isaac McCar ty Family Lectors: David McBride, Lucy Rhoades Greeters: Paul Munsey, Cheryl Clark, Bill Mills, Martha Mills, Joe Mason, Mike Alvey Sacristan: Sr . Julia Head SUNDAY, September 9, 2018 8:00 A.M. Altar Servers: Brandon Ather ton, Abby Hagan, Tim Settles Eucharistic Ministers: Chelsea Hagan, Carol Settles, Barbara Weikel, Bill Weikel, Sara Murphy, Susan Ha-gan, Tim Scheidegger Gift Bearers: Brad Bean Family Lectors: David Strehl, Car la Hagan Greeters: Ricky Hagan, Maddie Hagan, Chr is Mattingly, Susie Mattingly, Martin Settles, Jim Schartung Sacristan: Bill and Barbara Weikel SUNDAY, September 9, 2018 10:00 A.M. Altar Servers: Jude Evans, Parker Hayden, Hadley Ward Eucharistic Ministers: Kristen Hayden, Dana Wilson, Marsha Bell, Jane Pfeifer, Lucy Evans, Pat Payne, Janie Coomes, Stephen Meyer, Roger May Gift Bearers: Byron Mills Family Lectors: George Wathen, Kar i Tigue Greeters: Jim Likens, George Weldon, Mike Wid-mer, Brent Wilson, Link Bell, Judy King Sacristan: Jane Pfeifer Children’s Liturgy-Meghan Meyer, Mary Ann Ebelhar, Anne Marie Wright, Lydia Wright Vocation Statue– John Ward Family * Please remember to find a sub if you are unavailable to serve.
Happy Labor Day! This Holiday is an opportunity for us to thank God for the work that we do or have done throughout our lives. Whether it is (or was) a public job of some kind or working in the home caring for one’s family, it has been our participation in the on-going work of God’s creation. This day is also an invitation for us to pray for those who are unemployed or underem-ployed. Enjoy the holiday as we bring summer to a close. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal is the docu-ment that lays out the directives regarding the celebration of Mass. It covers everything from the duties of the priest and other ministers to the arrangement and furnish-ing of the Church and altar, vestments to be worn etc… One of the directives is that, as far as possible, everyone should receive Holy Communion from hosts consecrated at that Mass, rather than from the tabernacle. Here is ex-actly what is prescribed: It is most desirable that the faithful, just as the priest himself is bound to do, receive the Lord’s Body from hosts consecrated at the same Mass and that, in the instances when it is permitted, they partake of the chalice (cf. no. 283), so that even by means of the signs Communion will stand out more clearly as a participation in the sacrifice actually being celebrated. I have been trying to abide by this directive and therefore have instructed the Extraordinary Ministers of Communion not to use hosts from the tabernacle un-less necessary. I realize this practice has caused a bit of angst for some. Admittedly it is difficult to follow this prescription because we never know for sure how many people will be at a particular Mass, especially on week-ends. As a result, on occasion a Communion Min-ister may run out of hosts and have to retrieve more from another Minister or from the tabernacle. That is not a major problem so I encourage everyone to “go with the flow” and not to get anxious about this. With time we will iron out any wrinkles in the process. We are trying not to have hundreds of hosts left in the tabernacle which has happened on a few occasions. Since arriving here I have been so edified by the quality of our liturgical pray-er and the dedication and commitment of all our liturgical ministers and musicians. Thanks to all of you. Fr. John
A Note from Fr. John
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018
FAITH FORMATION WEEKLY CALENDAR Sun. Sept. 2 10:00a Children’s Liturgy of the Word NO Youth Group –Labor Day Holiday Mon. Sept. 3 NO Breakfast Club @ Dunkin Donuts Wed. Sept. 5 6:15p Faith Formation for Children Thurs Sept. 6 9:30a Sunday Scripture Study 6:00p RCIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK Question for this week: Which words of Jesus provide the most inspiration for the Christian work that you do? For next week, read Mark 7: 31-37 Contemplate: When has your faith in Jesus enabled you to speak out on an issue of importance? STUDY OF GALATIANS The study of Paul’s letter to the Galatians will begin next Monday, September 10. There’s still room at the table for more people. Hope to see participants at the 10am study or 6:30pm study. THAT MAN IS YOU THAT MAN IS YOU (TMIY) will begin Wednesday, September 12. To sign up, go to www.thatmanisyou.org At the bottom of the screen, press REGISTER. It will walk you through the steps. Make sure you choose Im-maculate as several parishes in Owensboro are sponsoring this program. This study is for ALL men of the parish: single, fathers and grandfathers. We will also be signing up men the weekend of September 8-9 at the end of all Masses.
What’s Happening?? YOUTH
This week (September 2) – No Youth Group. Enjoy time with your family this Labor Day weekend.
Next week (September 9) – Our Youth Group will again be taking part in Independence Bank’s Patriotic Scarecrow Competition. Be ready to create a Masterpiece. Dinner WILL be provided. Anyone wishing to provide a meal can go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a094daaae2fa31-ygmeals and sign up. Thanks.
Youth Group with
last year’s first place scarecrow!
Immaculate Parish Barbeque Cook and Raffle Saturday, September 22, 2018.
Drive thru Cook with pre-sales for Mutton, Pork, Chicken, Burgoo
Pick-up your tickets at the Masses & Return in the collection basket or drop by the Parish Office!!
Pre– Order Immaculate
Barbeque and Burgoo NOW Beat the Crowds!!
Order Now, Pay Later and Pick-up on Sat. September 22 between 1-3pm Turn in your order forms now or call
270-683-8374
Please support Our Annual Cook Here at
Immaculate Pick-up at Immaculate Parish Picnic Bldg.
Pork $11.lb.
Mutton $11.lb.
Burgoo $20 gal
Chicken $10.00
Believe it or not, it’s that time again for the parish pictorial directory. We have just started the planning process and will keep you updated. Keep watching the bulle-tin for more information!
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018
PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY :
LCpl Tyler Ballard, Specialist Brad Bertram, Capt. James Blackburn, SFC Brandon Blang, Cpl Jackson Brett, Cpl Zachary Brett, Lt. Colonel Chris Cavin, MIDN Xavier Evans, Msgt. Colonel John M. Graham, Airman 1st Class Andy Hunn, Airman 1st Class Nick Hunn, Sgt. Matthew Hunn, Nathan Jones, Sgt. Jordan Knott, Major Michael Lindeman, Petty Of-ficer 2nd Class Sarah Martindale, Lt. Colonel John Millay, Cpl Winfrid Ross Morgan, MSgt Charles T. Morse, Senior Airman Brendan Powers, Commanding Officer David Robillard, Sgt.1st Class Ryan Michael Stallings, MSgt. Brian Storme, Airman 1st Class Zach Swift, Captain William “Will” G. Wathen Please continue to pray for these men and women serving our country and those that have died defending our freedoms.
BAPTISM It is necessary for parents to attend an instructional session on baptism prior to celebration of the sacrament for their first child. Contact the office to make an appointment. (270) 683-0689 MARRIAGE Contact pastor at least six months before desired date. (270) 683-0689
Birthdays 9/2-Joe Calhoun, Amelia Conkright, Carla Hagan, Alyssa Rhineburger, Ron Taylor 9/3-Krystal Flowers, Tara Ford, Chris Payne, Shea Sims, Kathy Sterling 9/4-J.T. Edge, Riley Harville, Delaney Quinn, Jansen Riney, Jennifer Stevens 9/5-Austin Goodwin, David Powers 9/6-Nolan Clark, Landon Dewig, Stacy Goldsberry, Corbin Sims, Bob Vollman 9/7-Bill Coates, Peyton Goodwin, Abigail Hayden, Rhianna Pickrell, Victor Ramsey, Andrew Schmitt, Blenda Taylor, Steve Terrell, Laura Thompson, Andrea Wethington 9/8-Brad Belcher, Teresa Edwards, Brooks Payne, Sharon Tipmore
Anniversaries 9/2/2006-Wes and Tina Booker 9/3/1994-Ed and Christie Beals 9/3/1988-Gates and Angela Settle 9/3/2011-Neel and Sarah Ford 9/4/1992-Brenton and Tara Ford 9/4/2004-Will and Rose Helwig 9/4/2013-Derek and Rachel Blair 9/5/2012-Brad and Jessica Williams 9/6/1980-Pat and Sylvia Hayden
Mass Intentions
Monday, Sept. 3 7:00a.m.– Mary Ruth Bumm + Tuesday, Sept. 4 7:00a.m.– Billy King + Wed., Sept. 5 5:30p.m.– Jan Snopko Thurs., Sept. 6 7:00a.m.– Patsy Har tz + Friday, Sept. 7 7:00a.m.– Rick Kamuf + Saturday, Sept. 8 7:00a.m.– Woodie Por ter+ 4:30p.m.– Jim Lovett + Sunday, Sept. 9 8:00a.m. – Dan Blandford + 10:00a.m.– Immaculate Parishioners Whenever a Mass Intention cannot be honored on a specific date the intention will be moved to the closest available date.
Sympathy
Please keep Wanda Jones and her family
in your prayers at this time of the death
of her brother, Clay McBride. May his
soul rest in eternal peace.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 1 Cor 2:1-5; Ps 119:97-102; Lk 4:16-30, or, for Labor Day, any readings from the Mass "For the Blessings of Human Labor," nos. 907-911 Tuesday: 1 Cor 2:10b-16; Ps 145:8-14; Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: 1 Cor 3:1-9; Ps 33:12-15, 20-21; Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: 1 Cor 3:18-23; Ps 24:1bc-4ab, 5-6; Lk 5:1-11 Friday: 1 Cor 4:1-5; Ps 37:3-6, 27-28, 39-40; Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: Mi 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30; Ps 13:6; Mt 1:1-16, 18-23 [18-23] Sunday: Is 35:4-7a; Ps 146:7-10; Jas 2:1-5; Mk 7:31-37
Sophia Award Congratulation to this year’s Sophia Award winners representing Immaculate Parish. Buzz and Patsy Van Meter will receive this award next Sunday, September 9th at 2:00 pm at Saint Stephen Cathedral. For many years Patsy was organist at Immaculate parish. And after retiring, she still continued to minister by playing at daily Mass for feast days. She continues to share her God-given gift by playing once a month at St. Pius X. Buzz assists practically every day at daily Mass as a server. And when younger they served on many committees within the parish and the school. You could not find two more faith-filled humble servants than the Van Meters. We’re happy to present this wonderful couple for the Sophia Award.
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time September 2, 2018
Please pray for our sick Long Term List Gary Abshier, Bob Babbit, Larry Basham, Charlotte Baumgarten, , Jean Bowlds, Nathaniel Brown, Rethia Bumgardner, Zachary Cates, Connie Cecil, Melodie Cecil, Mary J. Clark, Rose Clark, Tony Clark, Ryder Clark, Tommy Clouse, Tony Cox, Megan Crawford, Karen DeSosa, Joe Drescher, Danny Durbin, Mary Elliott, Judy Fischer, Mary Foor, Ricky Free, Mary Francis Fulkerson, Heather Goatee, Mike Hardin, Daniel Headley, Cathy Hendricks, Penny Higdon, Joyce Hodde, Debbi Hodskins, Linda Howard, Michelle Howard, Wanda Jones, Mary Jozwick, Jordan Knott, Sarah Jane Kuntz, Karen Logsdon, Phillip Lovekamp, Mike Marsh, Fr. Gordon MacRae, Barbara McKinley, Sarah Merrill, Emily Miller, Diane Minton, Kim Morrison, Agnes Moseley, Cornelia Moseley, John Mountain, Dolores Murphy, Steve Orth, Blakely Owens, Carol Payne, Teresa Payne, Ray Peoples, Travis Pontious, Peggy Porter, Jerry Price, Sara Pride, Gerald Ralph, Gavin Reidel, Hal Renshaw, Darlene Roberts, Lexie Rose, Ethan Settle, Bill Shaw, Ray Shively, Mary Sims, Ashley Simmons, Tammy Howard Slack, Dorothy Stallings, Cooper Stallings, Camilla Stanley, Scarlett Sumner, Delores Thomson, Alma Topper, Ray Tretter, Shelia Tullan, Bob Vollman, Ra-chel Weaver, John Wethington, Ann Vaughan, Marjorie Whit-ney, Carrie Wieder, Alli Williams, Tyler Winklepleck, Stacy Wright Short Term List: Thomas Autrey, Jessie Baize, Mike Baker, Alice Bittel, Regina Bolatto, Jerry Bradley, Laura Goins, Kathy Gray, Judy Higdon, Barbara Horn, Joanna Kozlowski, John Kuegel, Travis Mangold, Carol Milley, Jane Minton, Steven Moore, Greg Nix-on, Brandy Payne, Wanda Powers, Eleanor Renshaw, Lucille Rose, Bob Smith, Ed Stallings, Mark Stallings, Maurice Stallings, Shelby Therber, Wayne Tipton, Louis Weise Due to the ever growing list of names please call the office to have your name removed from list when you are better.
MINISTRY OF THE SICK
For the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, call the parish office anytime. Please notify us for visits and/or Communion calls to the sick, shut-ins and those in hospitals.
Church Picnics Sept. 15-Blessed Mother Parish 4PM Sept. 16-St. Lawrence/St. William 11a Sept. 22-Immacualte Parish– Drive Thru Sept. 30-St. Mary of the Woods 11a
Retired Sisters of Mt. St. Joseph Raffle. Someone purchased a ticket with Raffle #01531. However, you kept your name and left the stub which is required for claiming a prize. Please contact Sister Julia at the parish office: 270.683.0689 for the exchange of the “name end” with the “stub end” of the ticket. Thanks so much.
Eastbridge Arts Festival @ The Mount Sept. 8-9 Don't miss the Sept. 8-9 Eastbridge Arts Festival @The Mount! The former East Bridge Art Festival that began in downtown Owensboro now be-comes a new event at Maple Mount (12 miles west of Owensboro on Hwy. 56) to benefit the Ursuline Sisters, sure to be a fun time for all. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sunday hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Admission is free. There will be arts and crafts and food for sale and music. The Ursuline Sisters will be sell-ing quilts, crafts, jams and jellies. A limited num-ber of booths for artists and food vendors are still available. Apply online at www.eastbridge-at-themount.com. For more information, call 270-973-1810 or email [email protected].
RAFFLE TICKETS Former East Bridge Art Festival
Benefit the Retired Ursuline Sisters of Mt. St. Joe September 8-9, 2018
Sr. Margaret Ann, Sr. Julia Head Sr. Judy Riney and Sr. Barbara Jean Head
are Selling Raffle Tickets $5.00 Each
Stop by the Parish Office
Prizes for the Raffle!
$10,000 $3500 $1000 $250 $500 Quilt
$100
Marriage Celebration The Office of Marriage & Family Life would like to invite all married couples in the Diocese to join Bishop Medley for the annual Marriage Celebration.
Please join us on Sunday, September 30th at St. Stephen Cathedral in Owensboro for the celebration. Mass begins at 2:00 pm with a reception immediately following in the Fr. Vaughan Community Center.
If you plan to attend, we only ask that those coming RSVP to Charlotte Hedges at (270)683-1545 or [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE Marian Conference | "Mary, Mother of the Church" The Marian Shrine Committee is sponsoring a Marian Conference on Saturday, September 29 at the Owensboro Convention Cen-ter. Speakers are Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC and Teresa Tomeo. Music by Maria Spears. Tickets are available at the Owensboro Convention Center box office. Call 270-297-9932 or stop at the box office Monday through Friday from 8-5 PM. Tickets are $30 per person. Students and children 21 and under are free. Priests and religious are free as well.
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