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Saturday, Sept 25 4:30PM Theresa Schutz Sunday, Sept 26 8:00AM For The Parish 11:00AM For The Parish Monday, Sept 27 8:30AM Comm. Service Tuesday, Sept 28 6:30PM For The Parish Wednesday, Sept 29 8:30AM For The Parish Thursday, Sept 30 8:30AM For The Parish Friday, Oct. 1 8:30AM For The Parish Saturday, Oct. 2 4:30PM Rita Abplanalp Sunday, Oct. 3 8:00AM For The Parish 11:00AM For The Parish When asking for a Mass Intention, please provide your name and phone number in case a scheduled intention must be moved to another date. St. Rose of Lima Catholic Community 114 Lancelot Dr.—Franklin, IN 46131— 317-738-3929 September 26, 2021 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, Sept 26 Sunday Faith Formation classes begin 9:15AM RCIA Noon in Anniversary Room Monday, Sept. 27 Bible Study 10AM Wed., Sept 29 Tai Chi 9:30AM in Community Room Inquiry for anyone who would like to know more about he Catholic faith or would like to be Baptized and/or Confirmed, please contact Claire Jackson @ [email protected]. The next RCIA gathering is this Sunday September 26 after the 11 a.m. Mass in the Legacy Anniversary Room. RCIA will then meet weekly after the 11 a.m. Mass. Are you interested in expanding your knowledge of the faith? Are you willing to walk with someone on their journey towards Catholicism? Sign-up to assist with RCIA!!
Transcript of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Community
Saturday, Sept 25 4:30PM Theresa Schutz
Sunday, Sept 26 8:00AM For The Parish
11:00AM For The Parish
Monday, Sept 27 8:30AM Comm. Service
Tuesday, Sept 28 6:30PM For The Parish
Wednesday, Sept 29 8:30AM For The Parish
Thursday, Sept 30 8:30AM For The Parish
Friday, Oct. 1 8:30AM For The Parish
Saturday, Oct. 2 4:30PM Rita Abplanalp
Sunday, Oct. 3 8:00AM For The Parish
11:00AM For The Parish
When asking for a Mass Intention, please provide your name and
phone number in case a scheduled intention must be moved to
another date.
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Community 114 Lancelot Dr.—Franklin, IN 46131— 317-738-3929
September 26, 2021 Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday, Sept 26 Sunday Faith Formation
classes begin 9:15AM
RCIA Noon in Anniversary
Room
Monday, Sept. 27 Bible Study 10AM
Wed., Sept 29 Tai Chi 9:30AM in
Community Room
Inquiry for anyone who would like to know
more about he Catholic faith or would like to
be Baptized and/or Confirmed, please contact
Claire Jackson @ [email protected].
The next RCIA gathering is this
Sunday September 26 after the 11 a.m. Mass
in the Legacy Anniversary Room. RCIA will
then meet weekly after the 11 a.m. Mass.
Are you interested in expanding your knowledge of
the faith? Are you willing to walk with someone on
their journey towards Catholicism?
Sign-up to assist with RCIA!!
PLEASE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR: A special intention, Nina Johnson and those who are
homebound or are in nursing homes. Contact Kay Wood at [email protected] to be put on the
E-Mail Prayer Chain. E-mail or call the Parish Office to put in the bulletin.
MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR
SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER This schedule is for Hospitality, Lectors and a
Eucharistic Minister when Deacon is not at Mass.
Sept 25 & 26 Team 4
Oct. 2 & 3 Team 1
Oct. 9 & 10 Team 2
Oct. 16 & 17 Team 3
Oct. 23 & 24 Team 4
Oct. 30 & 31 Team 4* *fifth Sunday of the month
Go to www.kroger.com/communityrewards
and register your Kroger plus card in the
community rewards program.
Select St. Rose of Lima School (10086) and
St. Rose will earn rewards
on your purchases.
THANK YOU for supporting
St. Rose of Lima!
Budgeted Actual
September 19, 2021 $7200 $6589
Year to Date (12 weeks) $86,400 $81,246
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Liturgical Ministry Leaders Contact Information Altar Server Ministry: Don Burgener
317-736-6408 [email protected]
Eucharistic Ministry: Mike Sullivan
812-371-5343 [email protected]
Music Ministry: Linda Robertson 765-525-9730 [email protected]
Liturgical Décor: Eileen Paige 317-220-9195 [email protected]
Church Cleaning: Mary Ann Woodward 317-412-1430 [email protected]
Lectors: Mike Sullivan 812-371-5343 [email protected]
ST. ROSE LIONS
LIONS PRIDE
School Website WWW.STROSELIONS.NET
WE OFFER
ONLINE GIVING
Mrs. Houpt’s Kindergartners earned an ice cream party
this week for good behavior. We’re so proud of our lit-
tle Lions!
COVID Update from Mrs. Schroeder: At the
end of last week, 9/17/21, there were 0 positive cases
and 10 close contacts due to a family member. St. Rose
School will continue to wear masks, so that we can fol-
low the Governor's Executive Order about not having to
quarantine if close contact traced at school. This is the
only way that we can keep the majority of our students
in the building.
Be sure to keep St. Rose students, faculty, and
staff in your prayers and know that you are always in
ours.
Upcoming Events:
Monday Oct. 11 – Friday Oct. 15 – St. Rose School
Fall Break
Trunk or Treat at St. Rose—Oct. 29—Everyone is
welcome. More information coming!
1st graders enjoying the sunshine!
Keep up the good work Kindergarten!
SUNDAY FAITH
FORMATION
NEWS
Faith Formation classes are held on Sunday
mornings from 9:15 -10:45AM for children
three years of age by August 1st; up through
high school (preschool children get dismissed
from class at 10:30AM). **If your child does
not attend a Catholic school, they should be
enrolled in the SFF program. Registration
forms are available on the parish website
(www.saintrose.net) and on the table outside the
parish office.
We are still in need of Sunday Faith
Formation catechists for
second and third grade classes!! Any questions, please contact
Claire Jackson at
SUNDAY FAITH
FORMATION
CLASSES START THIS
SUNDAY!
Liturgical Schedule
Saturday—Reconciliation 3:30-4:15PM;
Mass 4:30PM
Sunday—8:00AM and 11:00AM
Weekdays and Holy Days—Check bulletin or
call the Parish Office
Pastoral Staff Pastor, Rev. Steven Schaftlein [email protected]
Deacon Pat Bower, [email protected]
Business Manager, Tim Mercer [email protected]
Admin. Assistant, Yolanda Burgener [email protected]
School Principal, Shawna Schroeder [email protected]
DRE, Claire Jackson [email protected]
Youth Minister, Yolanda Burgener [email protected]
Music Director, Linda Robertson [email protected]
RCIA Coordinator, Claire Jackson, [email protected]
Phone Numbers Parish Office 317-738-3929
Business Office 317-738-2965
RE/Youth 317-736-6754
School 317-738-3451
New Parishioners: You are most welcome!
Please visit the Parish Office to register or find
registration forms on the parish website.
Parish Office hours: M-Th 9AM—3PM
Fri 9AM—Noon
Interested in the Catholic Faith? Call Fr. Steve for more information.
Baptismal Preparation: Call Patty Moore at 317-626-3468 for more
information.
Marriage Preparation: Engaged couples should contact Fr. Steve at least
six months prior to the wedding.
Sacrament of Penance: Saturday from 3:30 to 4:15PM, or by appt.
Anointing of the Sick: Please contact the Parish Office in case of
illness or need.
Sick and Home-Bound: Holy Communion is provided at least weekly by
Eucharistic ministers. Call the Parish Office so that we may visit.
School: St. Rose School hours 8:00AM—3:00PM. For information about
registration, please call 317-738-3451 or check out the website.
Faith Formation: Preschool through High School classes are
offered 9:15AM—10:45AM every Sunday morning during the school year.
Call Claire Jackson at 317-736-6754 for details.
Knights of Columbus: Meets on First Wednesday of each month.
Don Burgener, 317-833-2913, Grand Knight
Bulletin e-mail address: [email protected]
(Wednesday Deadline For All Submissions)
Parish Website: www.saintrose.net
Women’s Day of Reflection:
Weaving our stories together Saturday, October 9, 2021 9:00am to 3:00pm
Welcome from 9 to 9:30 in the Legacy Room
Day of Reflection begins 9:30 in church
Bring your own lunch (water, lemonade provided)
To Register please Contact:
Patty [email protected] 317-626-3468 or
Eileen [email protected] 317-220-9195
MY LIFE IS BUT A
WEAVING BETWEEN
GOD AND ME
MIDDLE
SCHOOL
YOUTH
NIGHT
It was a beautiful Friday night to meet at the shelter
for food, fun and fellowship! We played games to
get to know each other, roasted marshmallows for
s’mores and even had a water balloon trivia game
that ended up with everyone getting a little wet!
Gethsemane Prayer Chapel
If you are struggling in any way, take some time to seek guidance from God. Visit our
Gethsemane Prayer Chapel. At Gethsemane Jesus found the strength to fulfill His mission.
The same can be true for us.
For a further reflection go to https://strosechurch.saintrose.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/
Eucharistic-Prayer-Chapel-Poster.pdf
“Stewardship is a spiritual way of life that defines who we are in relationship to God
And everyone and everything we ever encounter”. Stewardship – September 26, 2021 – 26th Sunday of the Year
The Pastor’s Corner September 26th, 2021- 26th Sunday of the Year
“Take Joy in the Good Deeds of Others”
Dear Folks, Today in our readings we are presented with the classic temptation of the righteous to become self -
righteous when they begin to envy the righteous deeds of others. In the reading from Numbers, a man was jealous of the prophetic good works of two others. In the Gospel, John attempted to prevent another from successfully driving out a demon in Jesus’ name. Jesus responded by calling for His followers to humbly examine themselves. He challenges them to purge themselves of the temptations to judge others. He emphasizes His point by charging them to “cut off” their hands and feet and “pluck out” their eyes if they lead them into sin. Jesus is urging them to “be perfect, just as your heavenly Father is perfect.” (Matt 5, 48)
In our time of exaggerated self-interest and heightened opinions, there is a great deal of finger-pointing at
the words and deeds of others and not enough repenting about one’s own faults and failings. There’s the saying “When you point one finger, there are three fingers pointing back to you.” If we truly want to be holy and right-eous we must rid ourselves of envy and jealousy. Instead, we should rejoice in the good deeds and fortunes of oth-ers. Their good deeds should challenge and inspire us to follow their example.
Fr. Steve
Goins On Rebooting the PC – A group of parishioners will be meeting with myself this week to restart St. Rose’s Pastoral Council. The purpose of the council is to shape the long-term vision of our ministry as a parish. Post pandemic when all have returned to church, we will have elections to complement the appointed positions on the council
St. James warns us about accepting the standards of the world and assuming that what is normative in society needs no
countercultural challenge. The temptation to hoard riches and make sharp bargains at the expense of the powerless is pervasive
because these things are generally done and look respectable enough. St. James points to God’s judgment on these attitudes and
actions of amassing wealth and comfort at the expense of others. How might we be better stewards of the material blessings we have
been given? How might we use our wealth with compassion toward others?
Our inherited Catholic Legacy is what our Catholic forebears have done for us.
Our stewardship is the means by which we will hand on our Catholic Legacy to those who will follow after us.”
“You were sick and I cared for you”… Someone who is ill or in need of support is
welcome to receive a hand-made prayer shawl. St. Rose Prayer Shawl Ministry members have put their shawls on display in the back of church so a parishioner can bring a prayer shawl to someone in need. Please leave the name of the person for whom
you are giving the prayer shawl on the clipboard as well as the number of the prayer shawl. THE PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY MEMBERS WILL BE PRAYING FOR
EVERYONE WHO HAS RECEIVED A PRAYER SHAWL.
The Greatest Stories Ever Told – Healing From Trauma & Abuse
Sharing our story is a grace-filled act that benefits the giver and recipient. These gifts include: Discovering that we are not alone Healing and freedom from trauma and abuse Forgiveness and reconciliation Empowering others to share their story Conversion of faith Finding God’s healing love in our lives
Telling our stories of trauma and abuse is not about placing blame. It is about opening ourselves up to hope,
understanding, and compassion. We are reminded that we are all sinners on a quest for holiness.
Sunday, October 10 – 6:30 – 8:30 pm
The program will begin with a video presentation of the story of Holocaust survivor Eva Kor and
her journey of healing and forgiveness.
There is no cost to participate, but registration is required.
To register, visit www.benedictinn.org or call 317-788-7581 Benedict Inn Retreat & Conference Center 1402 Southern Avenue, Beech Grove, IN
St. Rose Of Lima Parish Bulletin Sponsors
To become a sponsor please call Yolanda Burgener (317-738-3929) or email [email protected]
Paul & Julie Hass
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One West Monroe Street
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Location the Courthouse Square
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Barbara Atwood (63 yrs)
Mike & Qaia Fitzpatrick (9 yrs)
Dr. Tim & Kathy Janis (45 yrs)
Joe & Susie Marowski (12 yrs)
Tom Vernon (15 yrs)
Gene & Anita White (35 yrs)
Gil and Rita Abplanalp
Ann Wesseler
Celebrating 69 Years
Of Marriage
Ray & Rose Risch
