SAINT

BARNABAS

CATHOLIC

CHURCH

PASTOR Rev. Monsignor Anthony R. Volz tvolz@stbindy.org

ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Joseph Rautenberg jrautenberg@stbindy.org

DEACON Pat Bower

pbower@stbindy.org

DEACON Jerry Matthews jmatthews@stbindy.org

EMERGENCY #317-886-4744

CONTACTS:

Parish Office ......... 317-882-0724 Parish Fax............. 317-887-8932 School Office ........ 317-881-7422 School Fax ............ 317-887-8933

PARISH STAFF E-MAIL first initial, last name@stbindy.org

VIEW THE BULLETIN AND CHECK OUT PARISH & SCHOOL INFOR-MATION AT WWW.STBINDY.ORG

WATCH THE CURRENT MASS ON-LINE. GO TO THE MAIN PAGE

OF OUR WEB PAGE.

MASS SCHEDULE Weekday: 8:30am, Monday-Friday Weekend Saturday 5pm, Sunday 7, 9,11am, 5pm

DAILY PRAYER SERVICE Morning: 7:30am, Monday-Friday Evening: Monday, 6pm

HEARING DEVICES/WHEELCHAIRS are available in the Narthex. Ask an usher for assistance.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD During the 9am Sunday Mass Children, Kindergarten through 3rd grade, leave Mass to learn the weekly Gospel at their level.

APRIL 8, 2018

DIVINE MERCY

SUNDAY

ST. BARNABAS PARISH SCHOOL

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

RCIA CLASSES (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217

A Stewardship Parish, celebrating 52 years as a faith community

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PARISH STAFF

E-mail @

Emergency # 317-886-4744

Pastor Msgr. Tony Volz. . . . . . . . . . x223 Associate Pastor Fr. Joseph Rautenberg. . . . . x222 Deacon Pat Bower. . . . . . . 317-313-8010 Deacon Jerry Matthews. . . 317-441-3471

Pastoral Associate Patty Cain. . . . . . .317-319-2974 Parish Secretary Theresa Warner. . . . . . . . . . x221 Music Director Francesca LaRosa..flarosa@stbindy.org Director of Finance and Operations Meg Horcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . x253 Bookkeeper Connie Littrell. . . . . . . . . . . x252

Director of Facilities Greg Beckham. . . . . . . . . . . x271

Director of Faith Formation Christine Helle . . . . . . . . . . .x225 Director of Youth Ministry Mary Kate Becker . . . . . . . X224 Coordinator of Young Adults Preston Becker . . pbecker@stbindy.org

Director of Communications/Bulletin Carol Elias. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X227 Renee Lange. . . . . . . . . . . . . X227

Principal Carissa Maddox. . . . . . . . . . x270 Asst. Principal Ryan Schnarr . .. . . . . . . . . . .x280 School Office Laura Bridgewater. . . . . . . . x248 Kathie McCarthy. . . . . . . . . .x269

WE NEED

HOSTS

Groups and individuals please sign

up!!

www.bit.ly/coffeeanddonuts1718 If you have a problem signing

up on line, call the Office, 317-882-0724 or contact:

Donna Williams donnapto.pres@gmail.com

Cindy Gosser gossercindy@hotmail.com

NO COFFEE & DONUTS UNTIL THE MINISTRY FAIR

APRIL 22ND.

“I am here, patiently waiting

for you.”

Open hours in the

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Sunday

MIDNIGHT-1 AM 1-2 AM 2-3 AM 3-4 AM

Monday

MIDNIGHT-1AM Tuesday —

Wednesday —

Thursday 9-10AM

Friday 2-3 AM

Saturday (Every Other)

2-3 PM

If you can pray at these hours Contact Laurel Schiefelbein,

317-881-8797, cell 317-319-1200,

or schiefel.laurel@att.net.

April 1, 2018

Tithing $58,518.44

Visitor's Gifts 2,897.08

Total Gifts $61,415.52

Weekly Corporate Match Gifts 0

Other Donations:

Building Fund $255.00

Special Collection—Easter $8,270.00

Special Collection—Holy Places $984.00

If you are visiting our parish, we are glad to have you here and hope you will come back and pray with us. If you are new to the neighborhood, or looking for a church home, we hope you feel comfortable enough on your first visit to return. Call the parish office for information on our parish. St. Barnabas Catholic Church is a Stewardship Parish built on the four pillars of:

Current parishioners who must leave us should call the office with your date of departure. We’ll miss you and bid you God’s blessings!

Hospitality—All are Welcome Prayer—Centered on the Eucharist

Formation—Cradle to Grave Service—Outreach to Others

WEBSITE: www.stbindy.org

FACEBOOK: St. Barnabas Catholic Church - Indianapolis

Parish Office Hours:

9am-5pm, Monday-Friday

SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO: BULLETIN@STBINDY.ORG

BULLETIN DEADLINE: SUNDAY THE WEEK BEFORE PUBLICATION.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 22 AFTER THE 9 & 11AM MASSES

IN THE PARISH CENTER.

MINISTRY BOOTHS, FOOD,

PRIZES (TABLETS, GIFT CARDS)!!!

& THREE SQUARE FOR THE KIDS!

FIND OUT WHAT THE ST. BARNABAS

MINISTRIES ARE ALL ABOUT! Check out

the tables—you might just find that ministry

you’d like to be involved in to make friends

and help your parish or others!!

Pick up your Annual Stewardship packet

MINISTRIES—GET YOUR GROUP TOGETHER

AND RESERVE YOUR TABLE ASAP!!

ALL TABLES NEED TO BE MANNED BY

MEMBERS OF YOUR MINISTRY. IT’S ONLY

AFTER THE 9 & 11 AM MASSES.

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

is always celebrated the first Sunday after Easter.

Divine Mercy Prayer Service 2:30pm, today, Sunday,

April 8, in Church.

Our Lord revealed to Saint Faustina His de-sire to literally flood us with His graces on that day. He told her: "On that day the very

depths of My tender mercy are open. The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment”. Check websites dedicat-ed to the Divine Mercy to read the powerful promises and the revelations made to St. Faustina

SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH REACHING OUT SUNDAY

STOP BY THE TABLES

Debbie Miller, founder of

HEALING HIDDEN HURTS, a nonprofit Christ-centered ministry for women wounded by abortion, will have a booth at St. Bar-nabas after all the Masses on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8. Debbie will be seeking prayer support and donations for the ministry, and will also be available for private consulta-tion.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF JOHNSON

COUNTY is part of a global, nonprofit housing organi-zation operated on Christian principles that seeks to put God’s love into action by building homes, communities and hope. They are dedicated to eliminating substandard hous-ing locally and worldwide through constructing, rehabilitat-ing and preserving homes; by advocating for fair and just housing policies; and by providing training and access to resources to help families improve their shelter condi-tions. Habitat for Humanity was founded on the conviction that every man, woman and child should have a simple, du-rable place to live in dignity and safety, and that decent shelter in decent communities should be a matter of con-science and action for all.

VOCATION MASS

Msgr. Tony will celebrate a Mass at St. Bar-nabas, Monday, April 9 at 7:00 p.m. for an increase in vocations, for those discerning one, those ignoring God's call, and for all current clergy and religious. And since the feast of the Annunciation fell on Palm Sun-

day, its celebration was moved to Monday, April 9. And as Mother Therese pointed out, this was Mary's First Com-munion. So come and honor Mary while we ask for her intercession.

50TH WEDDING

ANNIVERSARY

APRIL 6TH.

BLESSINGS FROM

THE PARISH TO

DAVID & KITTY

RICHARDSON

50TH WEDDING

ANNIVERSARY

APRIL 6TH.

BLESSINGS FROM

THE PARISH TO

PAT & LYNN

BOWER

KAIROS PRISON MINISTRY

PLEASE CONSIDER SIGNING UP TO BAKE COOKIES FOR THE KAIROS PRISON MINISTRY FOR MEN. Our team takes enough cookies into the Put-namville Prison to give six cookies to all 2200 prisoners and all of the guards when the Kairos team puts on the weekend retreat for a smaller group of prisoners April 26-29!! The prisoners are told the cookies are tangible evi-dence of Agape - God's unconditional love for all of us and that many on the outside are praying for them.

SIGN UP SHEETS ARE IN THE NARTHEX ALONG WITH THE COOKIE RECIPE.

If you would like to attend the retreat closing on Sunday afternoon April 29, please contact Tom Hosty at thosty257@gmail.com or 317-260-7507. You will have a front row seat to a miracle.

The parish is accepting donations of gently used FIRST COMMUNION DRESSES AND BOYS DRESS CLOTHES for 2nd grade and older. Please pass the word along. Donations can be left in the Faith For-mation Office. Please keep our parish children pre-paring for First Communion in your prayers. Thank you! Questions? Contact Patty Cain, pastoral associ-ate pcain@stbindy.org | 317-319-2974.

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Monthly, Second Sunday FOOD COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND

The FOOD PANTRY can’t operate with-out your support. We have adequate peanut but-ter right now and mac and cheese. We need: pasta sauce, spaghetti, jelly, all types of soups, canned pasta, canned fruit, canned vegetables, cereal, boxed items such as hamburger helper or boxed potato mixes. We also need hygiene items such as shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, body wash. Only bring NON perish-able items.

SECOND COLLECTION for the solidarity fund

for the CHURCH IN AFRICA THIS WEEKEND. The people of Africa are joyous and faith-filled, but they also often face challenges due to poverty, the high

incidence of disease, food shortages, and migration. This collection is an opportunity to stand with the

people of Africa and support pastoral projects that are so needed on this continent. Please be generous.

To learn more, visit www.usccb.org/africa.

MONDAY, APRIL 9, at 11:45 a.m., fun loving peo-

ple will gather for an afternoon of cards, friendly talk and refreshments. Everyone is welcome so invite your friends. We appreciate it if you come with two singles. Any questions or concerns, call me at 317-881-7464, Ceil Woodard.

BULLETIN SPONSORS!! WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE RENEWED THEIR ADS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR AND ALSO TO ALL OF THE NEW ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE GENEROUSLY COMMITTED TO THE PUBLICATION FOR THIS YEAR. If you would be interested in sponsoring an ad for your business or on behalf of your favorite charity/organization there is still time. Please contact Debra Speer, 317-679-7425 or dspeer@4lpi.com

As a reminder, we ask that all of our members utilize these wonderful advertisers whenever possible. Please use our publication as a resource whenever you are in need of products or ser-vices. Please let them know we truly appreciate their loyal sup-port. It is their generosity that provides the bulletin at no cost.

Go to parishesonline.com to see profiles of our St. Barnabas Church Supporters.

HOOP NEWS Thanks to Maureen Madden and her small church group for preparing the wonderful chili and sandwiches for our homeless friends. Many came back ask-ing for seconds! Also, a big thanks to Diana Buxton and the "little helping hands" group for their sweet handmade Easter cards. The men and women were touched to receive these.

WE ARE IN NEED OF MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS L,XL to help us get through the rest of the cool spring nights. If you have any sweatshirts you no longer need, please place them in the HOOP donation box. Questions about HOOP or prepar-ing food for an outing, please contact Don/Karen Beckwith, djkabeckwith@att.net

ST. MARK ANNUAL DISABILITIES AWARENESS MASS/RECEPTION, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 9:30am, St. Mark’s Catholic Church. Encouraged by this year’s Indi-ana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities theme, “Be Cool. We Are”, the purpose of this Mass is to raise awareness of the value of acceptance, respect and feeling comfortable around individuals in the community with disa-bilities. Several of St. Mark’s SPRED Group will actively participate in the Mass. A reception will immediately follow in St. Mark Schafer Hall. Everyone in the community is invit-ed to attend. St. Mark Inclusion Ministry, Ginny O’Brien, danginnyo@sbcglobal.net, 317-306-5263.

April 8, 2018 Page 5

BAPTIZED

London Armstrong

Spencer Armstrong

Campbell Craciunoiu

Makensy Hart

Cynthia Killion

Brittany Lockhart

Hayden Lockhart

Gizelle Newsome

Omri Newsome

Emily Sanchez

Luciana Sanderfer

Brandi Spindler

Olivia Spindler

Owen Spindler

RCIA: We joyfully welcome those who received

the Sacraments of Initiation and those who, already

one with us in Baptism, completed the Sacraments

of Initiation at the Easter Vigil last Saturday evening.

Thank you to the entire St. Barnabas Community

whose witness and prayer support led them to full

reception into the Catholic Church.

SPIRITUAL STRETCH

For all parishioners ages 16+. There is no charge, no sign-up! Do at your own level. MONDAYS, April 16, 23, 30 8-9 PM, Upper Room Always watch the bulletin and TV screen in the narthex for the monthly schedule! Laura Fikes, Instructor

Meditate

CONFIRMED

London Armstrong

Spencer Armstrong

Rylee Billups

Campbell Craciunoiu

Makensy Hart

Tony Rice

Cynthia Killion

James Laser

Mary Laser

Brittany Lockhart

Mark McLaughlin

Gizelle Newsome

Omri Newsome

Emily Sanchez

Luciana Sanderfer

Brandi Spindler

Ryan Spindler

John Tichenor

PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF:

BETTY BOMASTER

MOTHER OF JILLY (JOEL) BOND

JULIO LOZANO

HUSBAND OF ROSALINA, FATHER OF MANNY (LISA) LOZANO

We would like to thank Msgr. Tony Volz, Deacon Pat Bower, Deacon Jerry Matthews, and Chessie LaRosa for the beautiful funeral Mass for our mother; and we are grateful to Patty Cain for her compassion and guidance through this difficult time. We also want to thank Kitchen Krusaders, those who helped prepare food, set up, serve, and clean up for the mercy meal. Everything was wonderful! The community of St. Barnabas has been so supportive, and we are blessed to be a part of the parish! Thank you!

The family of Lois Holzer

Msgr M Downey Council 3660 Breakfast Sunday, April 8, 8am until 11:30 am

Central Catholic’s Cafeteria 1155 Cameron St, Indianapolis, IN 46203

PLEASE PARK PAST THE SIGN Adults $8 - Children Ages 5-10, $4.00 under 5, FREE

Next Breakfast: 05/13 (Mother’s Day)

The KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS is looking for men (ages 18 or older) who want to be part of an organization that promotes the Catholic faith and its Principles. The four principles are: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. Catholic men are invited to be part of the K of C and help make a difference in the community every day. To be part of the K of C, contact Bob Kelly at Bob.Kelly@kofc.org.

April 8, 2018 PAGE 6

LUMEN CHRISTI

CATHOLIC SCHOOL

ANNUAL DINNER 2018

FRIDAY, APRIL 20

Come ready to join us for a fabulous evening with our

friends, family and supporters.

COME AND ENJOY A GOURMET DINNER, SILENT AUCTION, AND THE INSPIRING WORDS OF OUR

2018 KEYNOTE SPEAKER.

The Light in the City Dinner will help raise the funds needed to support the cause of faithfully Catholic and classically inspired education by

funding scholarships for our students as well as teacher

salaries and instructional needs.

The AVE MARIA GUILD OF ST. PAUL HERMITAGE WILL HAVE A SPRING CARD PARTY AND QUILT RAFFLE on Thursday, April 26th, 11:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M., at St. Paul Hermitage, 501 N. 17th Ave., Beech Grove.

The cost of the card party is $10 which includes admission and lunch.

All proceeds will benefit St. Paul Hermitage, Beech Grove. This is a great way to spend an afternoon with friends or new acquaint-ances. Please join us or call Vicki at 317-223-3687 with any questions.

The GABRIEL PROJECT Southside dinner is Thursday, April 19th at The Atrium from 6:30–9 pm. Come hear locally renowned Pro Life activist and speaker David Bangs, as he shares -some of his personal experiences and talks about abor-tion, culture and relativism.

The Northside Dinner is Tuesday, April 24th at the Northside Knights of Columbus Hall. Reserva-tions can be made from the events page of our website (www.goangels.org) or call Verda at 317-847-3825. The cost of $20 helps cover the cost of the food and venue.

On behalf of the women we serve, The Gabriel Project wants to say “Thank You” to everyone who supported The Gabriel Project Lenten giving tree. It was a HUGE success and we received so many much needed items! Both resource centers are well stocked due to your amazing generosi-ty. Thank you for your continued support!

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5&6 Grade

Youth Ministry

Prayer and Breakfast: Please join us for our next Pray-er & Breakfast, Tuesday, April 17, from 7:00—7:25 AM in McNally Hall. Please bring a blanket or towel as a donation.

Middle School Retreat: This event is for 5th-6th graders only on May 5-6. Registration due April 27th. See flyer on page 10 of this bulletin. Con-tact Mary Kate.

7&8 Grade

Youth Ministry

St. Barnabas School Ministry Lunch

Bunch: 7&8 Grade Youth who attend St. Barnabas School are welcome to join youth ministry during Study Hall and Lunch Period for Lunch Bunch on Wednesday, April 18. Please bring your lunch and meet us in McNally Hall. We will eat lunch, play a game, and have prayer time!

Parents vs. Youth Kickball Game &

Speaker: 7th & 8th Grade Youth are invit-ed to bring their parents to our Kickball Game and Speaker on April 20th from 5:30-8:30pm-Kickball Diamond and Hall.

High School

Youth Ministry (Grades 9-12)

Service Day Our Day of Service, Saturday,

April 21, 8am-1:30pm (Meet at St. Barnabas).

Contact Mary Kate for more information.

Confirmation Update: We have started and will continue our Sunday Night Option for Candidates.

Dates: 4/15, 4/22, 4/29, 5/6 6:15-8:30pm

St. Barnabas– Upper Room

Tweet of the Week “Dear young people, never get tired of being instruments of peace and joy among your peers!” Pope Francis @Pontifex

THANK YOU! We changed lives this Lent, thanks to YOU!

Remember to turn in your CRS RICE BOWL DONATIONS to the bin in the Narthex

before April 22.

If possible, please convert your CRS Rice Bowl donation to a check made out to St. Barnabas with "CRS Rice Bowl" in the memo line. The gifts will be combined into one check and sent to Catholic Relief Services.

The CYO Awards Ceremony honor-ing adult and teen volunteers in our youth ministry and athletic minis-try program will take place:

Tuesday, May 1, 7pm Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral

Archbishop Charles Thompson will present the awards. A reception will be held at the Catholic Center following the ceremony.

St Barnabas is proud to announce the following parishioners as 2018 recipients:

St John Bosco award: Dan Bauer St John Bosco award: Theresa Wells-Ditton

Msgr. Busald award: Ron Carr Msgr. Busald award: Jim Chapman

MEN’S CLUB 50/50 February drawing was worth $6,500. #1314 was not

a paying player, making the March drawing an

estimated $7000.00!!

Pay for the year for just $50! ($10 savings compared to paying each month.) Begin by putting your money and name in an enve-lope into the collection basket. This supports our parish sports. JON LALLY coordinator, jlally21@gmail.com #142859

CHECK YOUR STATUS ON THE WEB!! Go to: stbindy.org, HOSPI-TALITY, then MEN’S CLUB and see the RED 50/50 BUTTON. You

can then check your parishioner (envelope) number.

MEN’S CLUB MEETING, THURSDAY,

APRIL 19, 8PM—PARISH HALL

REMEMBER OUR ILL PARISHIONERS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. Contact our Pastoral Associate, or the Parish Secretary (information under staff, page 2); go to www.stbindy.org.

then prayer/worship.

April 8, 2018 PAGE 8

Jan Arvin Marty Beckham Laura Bennett Austin Bond Jilly Bond Hellis Borst Betty Bruno Owen Bostock Ginny Bouchie Mike Congleton Rosemary Cox Regina Cutney Tony Dennis Becka Egold Jeff Epler Bob Evans Alan Franklin

Linda/Steve Godfrey John Gutzwiller Jim Hanley Ken Haupt William Hendel Robert Hermann Carol Kavanaugh Sue Kavanaugh Garry Kegley Shelby Laney Ron Litz Sue Malham Barb Mathauer Phil McInnes Al Meadlo Nathan & PJ Milto

Elizabeth Myers Bonnie Pickard Patricia Rakausky Dottie Rayburg Thomas Rayburg Dolores Richardson Tony Samaras Rosa Maria Santos John Sheehan Dolores Stiener Patrick Sutton Arvilla Thornbury Dora Northcutt Tritipo Tom Utterback Bernie Watson Rosemary Wyss Phyllis Zinser

QUESTION FOR CHILDREN: Jesus appeared to the disciples even though they were afraid & locked in the closed room. How can you show Jesus to another person this week by how you act? QUESTION FOR YOUTH: Thomas didn’t believe because he hadn’t seen Jesus with his own eyes. How hard is it for you to believe in God without being able to see God? QUESTION FOR ADULTS: Jesus said “Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe”. Give one example of how you will show your believe in Jesus this week.

WEEK OF APRIL 8, 2018

Sun Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31 Eamonn Daily

Mon

Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Ps 40:7-8, 8-9, 10, 11 [8a, 9a]/Heb 10:4-10/Lk 1:26-38 James “JJ” Huber

Tues Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/Jn 3:7b-15 Tyler Huber

Wed Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [7a]/Jn 3:16-21 Sisters of St. Francis

Thurs Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2 and 9, 17-18, 19-20 [7a]/Jn 3:31-36 Jack Wright

Fri Acts 5:34-42/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [cf. 4abc]/Jn 6:1-15 Matthew Perronie

Sat Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19 [22]/Jn 6:16-21 Owen Duckett

Sun Acts 3:13-15, 17-19/Ps 4:2, 4, 7-8, 9 [7a]/1 Jn 2:1-5a/Lk 24:35-48 Charlie Wessel

Please pray for ordained religious, men and women, and the seminarians with the daily readings below.

SVdP needs YOU Saturday, April 14

7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. - Truck drivers/helpers 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Dock Workers

9:00 a.m. – Noon – Assist Clients/Referral Desk

Volunteers from St. Barnabas are needed to help serve the struggling families at MISSION 27 RESALE NEXT SATURDAY.

Mission 27 Resale is the old distribution center located at 1201 E. Maryland Street. Truck drivers/helpers are desperately needed to help pick up donations. Truck drivers must be 21 but do not need a CDL. First time volunteers are teamed up with an experienced volun-teer. Volunteers should park on Maryland Street and enter through the “Volunteer Entrance”. If you have any quest ions , cal l Pat t i Rabiola or emai l rab3027@gmail.com

If you cannot give of your time, please donate and shop. For more information, go to svdpindy.org or mis-

sion27resale.org.

Save the dates for future volunteer dates:

May 12, June 16, July 21, August 18, September 22,

October 20 and November 17

“Struttin’ Our Stuff” THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

FIRST ANNUAL FUNDRAISER Wednesday, April 18,

6:30pm at Marian, Inc.

Come celebrate the work of the Society and enjoy compli-

mentary cocktails, dinner, silent and live auc!ons and fea-

turing a celebrity fashion show for men and women show-

casing styles from the Mission 27 Resale Store. $75 per per-

son/$150 per couple. For underwri!ng sponsorship and ta-

ble opportuni!es

Jenny Ma"hews jma bogey@gmail.com 317-289-3324

Mary Ann Klein klein.j@sbcglobal.net 317-796-6325.

April 8, 2018 Page 9

Mass Coordin. Lectors Ushers Ex.Min. Servers Music Ministry

LITURGICAL MINISTERS April 14/15, 2018 Remember it is everyone’s responsibility to get a sub if you are not able to serve as scheduled.

SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO:

BULLETIN@STBINDY.ORG

BULLETIN DEADLINE:

SUNDAY THE WEEK

BEFORE PUBLICATION.

Sarah Warner/Todd-Harriet Irwin

Marilyn Jordan/Karen-Don Beckwith William O’Toole & C.J. Ochs/Family Rick Carr/Shirlee Carr Family Special Intentions of Kevin & Anna Daily

Hank Schonhoff/Tom-Sue Kegley

Gene Liegibel/Judy Dias

Parish

Dee LaRosa/Steve-Kathy Heath

Brian Wilkins/Suzanne Wells

Herman-Lucille Koors/Family

Parish Bill Gedig/Roger-Susan Stephens Dave Heise/Tom-Laurie Daeger Evelyn Davidson/Margaret Ban

SPRING BREAK WEEK 2ND COLLECT-CHR IN AFRICA REACHING OUT SUNDAY

10AM ERE-CAFÉ/CLASSROOMS 11AM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR 2:30PM DIVINE MERCY

MONDAY, APRIL 9 TUESDAY, APRIL 10 SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM 12PM XYZ CARDS—1/2 HALL 6PM ROSARY—CHAPEL 6PM YA BOOK STUDY—HALL 6:15PM ADULT BELLS—CHR 7PM VOCATION ROSRY—CHR

SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM 9AM ENL—HALL 11AM ENL—UPR 7PM PRAYER GROUP—NAR 7:30PM ADULT CHOIR—CHR 7:30PM BOY SCOUTS—HALL

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 THURSDAY, APRIL 12 SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM 7PM ST. VDP—FFO

SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM 9AM ENL—HALL 11AM ENL—UPR 2PM CONFESSIONS 7PM BIBLE STUDY—RM 104

FRIDAY, APRIL 13 SATURDAY, APRIL 14

SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM

SPRING BREAK 9AM GYM 9AM CHIN CONVERSATION—CAFE 12PM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR 4PM CONFESSIONS 5PM-MASS

SPRING BREAK 10AM ERE-CAFÉ/CLASSROOMS 11AM CHIN COMM—UPR

2:30PM K OF C—HALL 6PM CONFIRMATION MTGS—UPR

Happy Easter!

St. Barnabas' Easter gift to our wonderful

parishioners, available in the Narthex!