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GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC CHURCH June 2, 2019
Monday, June 3 ,Saint Charles Lwanga and Companions
Acts 19:1-8; Jn 16:29-33
5:00 p.m. Word and Communion
Tuesday, June 4
Acts 20:17-27; Jn 17:1-11a
8:00 a.m. Lottie Benassi +
Wednesday, June 5, Saint Boniface
Acts 20:28-38; Jn 17:11b-19
5:30 p.m. Louetta and Logan Russell +
Thursday, June 6,Saint Norbert
Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; Jn 17:20-26
8:00 a.m. Priscilla Chu +
Friday, June 7
Acts 25:13b-21;Jn 21:15-19
12 Noon Sherwin Javier +
Saturday, June 8
Acts 28:16-20, 30-31;Jn 21:20-25
5:00 p.m. Joe Yagel +
Sunday, June 9 Pentecost Sunday
Acts 2:1-11;1 Cor 12:3b-7,12-13;Jn 20:19-23
9:30 a.m. Janie Smith +
4:00 p.m. Mass in Spanish
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Offertory Budget 2018-2019 $850,000
Weekly Needed to Run the Parish FY 18-19
Needed Weekly $16,346
May Cumulative
Offertory Collection 9,099 599,950
EFT - Weekly 1,377 81,290
EFT - Monthly 127,015
Total Offertory 10,436 808,255
Offertory Budget 16,346 751,916 _____ _______
Variance Actual vs Budget - 5,911 56,339
Reduce, Renew, Reach Out 3,931 1,219,161
RRR EFT 372,112
Total RRR 3,931 1,591,273
FLOWERS: The flowers in the sanctuary were donated by Carolyn Waldner in memory of her parents Louetta
and Logan Russell. Thank you for the beautiful floral
tribute as we continue to celebrate the Resurrected Jesus
Christ during this most Holy Season.
KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS: Margie Moore, Carrie
Arnette, Ira Blakeman, Rhonda McGrath, Theresa
Williams, Mary Mahoney, Charles Mitchell, Alice Wickman, Charles Spaulding, Katie Hines, Michael
McCarty, Hannah Broughton, Jude Mattingly, Judith
Bowen, Kelly Noel, Larry Flick, Anna Morici, Paul Smith, Paul Douglas Harrod III, Ann Stribling, Elder
Weimer, Judy Pack, Amos Book , Teresa Elliott, Davey
Fallis, Tim Lucas, Mary Anne Hockensmith, Janice Richards, Margo Cotton, Mary Peters, Nita Nalley, Ruth
Ann Cole, Dottie Slone, Jerry Morgan, Larry Lynn, David
Patrick Bryan, Sarah Weaver, David Pettus, Liz Beckley,
Jackie Stockton, Michael McClain, Larry Waters, Taylor Banta, Mary Simpson, Joyce Quire, Don Williams,
Barbara Brown, Eugene Edge, Clinton Tupts, Betty
Mitchell, Karen Howser Judy, Mary Mitchell, Becky Coffey, Dominic Morici, David Wood, Rebecca
Moshenko, Lori White, Charles Doerge, Larry Flowers,
Charles Vanoy, Angela Todd, DeSantis Family, Henry
Briggs, Lisa Meacham, Dave Fallis, Norman Johnson, The Wood Family, Joseph Mattingly, Jane Haden, Sr. Rose
Eleanor Perry, Judie Dufresne, Tony Sims, Jack Williams,
Brooks Howell, Braham Grey, Anita Harrod, Angela Wilkins, Mark Weber, Gwen Perez,
PRAY FOR THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY: Tom Falconer, Kenny Collins, Mac
Priest, Aaron Holder, Chris Nelson, Travis Clark, Donnie
Brewer, Nick Wolford, Travis Pell, Brian Sheets, David
Spahn, Aurora Herrera, C.J. Roberts, Zack Bauer, Brad Keough, Hunter Otten, David Nesselrode, Becky
Schneider, Brandon Price, James White, Jessica Crum,
Michael Lona, Jr., Nicholas Marshall.
THANKS: The Good Shepherd Ladies Auxiliary wants to
express sincerest thanks and appreciation to all who
contributed in making our Spring Bake sale a wonderful
success. The phone committee, bakers, buyers, donors and
workers, combined to help us add greatly to our needed
funds for our budgeted monthly and yearly spending and
yearly stipends. Many Heartfelt Thanks to all!!
IN SYMPATHY: Please remember in your prayers
Fred Meyer, Jr. of Good Shepherd who died this
week. He was the husband of Randi Meyer, and the
father of Greg, Brad, Richard and Russell Meyer.
May God the Father welcome Fred into his heavenly
kingdom and grant peace to his family.
“The Lord is king, the most high over all the earth.”
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Faith Formation FrankfortGoodShepherd.org/Faith-Formation
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CATECHISM & POPES IN A YEAR
Go to Flocknote.com/catechism for a daily email with an article of our Roman Catholic faith or info on our Popes. FAITH FORMATION KIOSK
Our Faith Formation Kiosk in the Gathering Area of the church is packed with Formation resources! SAFE ENVIRONMENT CERTIFICATION
Mandatory for all who work with minors or vulnerable adults. Contact Laura at 502-227-4511 or [email protected].
TRUE REFORMERS, SAINTS OF THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION, by the Augustine Institute, beginning Monday, May 26. Every-other Monday. Contact Eleanor at 502-695-1426.
Sacramental FormationSacramental FormationSacramental FormationSacramental Formation
BAPTISM – INFANT, CHILD, & ADULT
Contact Laura at 502-227-4511, x 2006, [email protected].
FIRST RECONCILIATION & HOLY EUCHARIST
Preparation must be preceded by one year of religious education and is traditionally in the 2
nd grade through the
parish REP or GSC School. $50 fee per student. Contact Laura at [email protected] or 502-227-4511. Sessions begin in September. CONFIRMATION
Preparation must be preceded by one year of religious education and is traditionally in the 9
th grade during the
regular school calendar. $50 fee per student. Contact Laura at 502-227-4511 or [email protected]. Sessions begin in September.
Children’s FormationChildren’s FormationChildren’s FormationChildren’s Formation
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM (REP)
Sessions for K-5th grades meet each Wednesday, 6:15-
7:30 in the school building. Fee is $25 and registration is required. Sessions begin in September. WORSHIP AIDS & STEWARDSHIP ENVELOPES
Worship aids include puzzles and a coloring page around the Sunday Readings and Gospel. Envelopes are available for our children to make an offering of thanksgiving.
Youth FormationYouth FormationYouth FormationYouth Formation
YOUTH LIFE
Youth Life for 6th-8
th grades meets the first & third
Monday of every month. Youth Life for 9th-12
th grade
meets the first & third Sunday of every month. Contact Katharine at [email protected] or YouthLifeKy.org.
AVE MARIA ROSARY CLUB
For 5th-12
th grade young ladies. Meets monthly. Contact
Maria at [email protected] or Wanda at [email protected]. Sessions begin in September.
Discerning your faith? Where to Discerning your faith? Where to Discerning your faith? Where to Discerning your faith? Where to begin? How to become Catholic?begin? How to become Catholic?begin? How to become Catholic?begin? How to become Catholic?
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the programming journey for . . .
Unbaptized individuals who have discerned to become Roman Catholic
Christians baptized in other faith traditions Children and youth who have discerned to
become Roman Catholic (adapted program) Baptized Roman Catholic youth and adults who
have not received First Holy Communion and Confirmation
Contact Laura at [email protected] or 502-227-4511.
LET’S CELEBRATE PENTECOST
WITH AN INTERNATIONAL POTLUCK MEAL!!
WHEN: SUNDAY, JUNE 9 AFTER THE 9:30 am MASS
WHERE: PARISH LIFE CENTER BANQUET HALL
PLEASE BRING A DISH TO SHARE, ESPECIALLY ONE THAT
REPRESENTS YOUR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, AN OLD FAMILY RECIPE,
OR ANY INTERNATIONAL DISH THAT YOU LIKE!!
SIGN UP SHEETS AVAILABLE IN THE GATHERING AREA
DISHES MAY BE DROPPED OFF AT PLC BEFORE MASS ON JUNE 9
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
COME, BRING A FRIEND!
THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD
MIN TRY APPRECIATION WEEKEND
GSCS has so many parishioners who give of their time and
talent individually and in groups to serve within our parish
and also out in our community in a variety of ways. We
are grateful for all the disciples who are making
stewardship a way of life:
Those helping in liturgical ministries such as Altar
Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, Hospitality Greeters,
Welcome Team, Liturgical Environment, Lectors, Music,
Ushers, Sacristans, and care of altar linens.
Those serving on parish committees such as Finance, Faith
Formation, Spiritual Life, Hispanic, Parish Life,
Stewardship, School Council, and Parish Pastoral Council.
Those in Formation of children, youth, and adults such as
catechists, teachers and tutors, those in prayer and study
groups, those helping with Youth Life and Vacation Bible
School, PTO, coaches and club leaders, Confirmation and
RCIA sponsors.
Those working for peace and justice through legislative
advocacy, Catholic Relief Services/Operation Rice Bowl,
Men’s and Women’s Shelters and the Soup Kitchen,
Kings Daughter’s Apartments Lunches, Jail Ministry,
Gleaning for God’s Hungry, St. Vincent de Paul Society,
and Respect Life Team.
Those enhancing parish life and serving the needs of our
parish with such groups as Coffee and Donuts Team, Faith
and Fitness, Active Movement Exercise Classes, funeral
hospitality, gardening and maintenance, bus and
transportation, Knights of Columbus, special events
teams, cafeteria helpers, office volunteers, money
counters, visiting the carebound, evangelization efforts,
Senior Shepherds, and Ladies Auxiliary.
YOU’RE NEEDED: The Parish Pastoral Council is
seeking three new adult members and a youth
member for terms beginning in July. The PPC is an
advisory body to the Pastor and meets monthly. The
PPC operates by consensus and members regularly
communicate with parish ministries to facilitate living
out our Parish mission: Love God, Love Neighbor,
and Make Disciples. If you are interested in serving
on the PPC, please contact Carmen Amato at 502-
229-2683 or [email protected].
PEACE AND JUSTICE VOLUNTEERS : The Peace
and Justice Ministries need volunteers to help cook and serve the poor, elderly, mentally and physically low
functioning individuals in our community. Volunteers
needed are leading and assisting cooks for cooking and
serving the hungry at ACCESS Soup Kitchen four days a month and every Saturday at the King’s Daughters
Apartments. Volunteers are also needed to gather and
deliver fresh produce, which would otherwise be wasted, to charities for distribution with the help of GleanKY to
nourish KY’s hungry. For more information, please
contact Rita Brothers: 270-314-8983 or [email protected] or Debbie Snapp: 859-873-7027
THE DIVERSE AND NUMEROUS GIFTS OF
THE HOLY SPIRIT : Pentecost Sunday is on June
9th
. Pentecost is the birthday of the Church, when the
Holy Spirit descended in His fullness with His seven
spiritual gifts and the numerous supernatural gifts
given to the first Apostles and to the first disciples.
The Scriptures, Roman Catholic Sacred Tradition, the
Magisterium and our past six Popes have
continuously endorsed and encouraged Catholic
disciples of Jesus today to believe in, virtuously seek
and exercise all the Gifts of the Holy Spirit as God
still generously gives them to the baptized today.
Begin praying now for an outpouring of the Holy
Spirit and for the renewal the Church and our own
parish this Pentecost. Note Father Dave Pivonka’s
quote from his Catholic formation video series
entitled, The Wild Goose (episode 6). This is an
intriguing and inspiring video series to explore.
“Many of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit are very familiar
to us (wisdom, counsel, piety, courage) while others
are somewhat foreign (healing, prophecy, tongues).
Whatever our experience, the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
is for ALL Christians, and no one should think the
gifts are not for them.” - Fr. Dave Pivonka
THIS WEEKEND: It’s Donut Sunday –
please join us in the PLC following the 9:30
Sunday Mass for donuts and healthy snacks…
and to say hello to your parish family
members and friends.
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Alan Nicol, M.D.
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Minnie Lynn SowerDonald Waldner
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Owned by Joe & Ann Grider, Parishioners
FrankfortChiropracticCenter
J. Luking, DC
West: 875-3200East: 695-4455
Logan, Burch & Fox
Attorneys at
Law
875-3884
114 W. Clinton St.Parishioners
502-695-1500
GOINS & GOINSINSURANCEAuto • Home
Business • Life
875-4270Parishioner
Comley’s Carpet Works &Comley’s Carpet Cleaning502-695-7650
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Discounts on Mixed Case WineServing Healthy & Fresh Food All Day
352-2600 • 277 W. Broadway St.
Your Personal IT Experts
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SANDERSONDarrell Sanderson
Owner
502-320-2329
RogersFuneral Home
serving Frankfort since 1802502-223-3481
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Capital Mobile Home EstatesCountry Setting • Community-Minded
Cable TV
695-29705134 Georgetown Rd.
Mrs. Johness Wood, Owner Steve Campessi, Manager
COMPLIMENTS OF
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David A. JacksonParishioner
502-330-3030
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Alan Nicol, M.D.
John C. NoelJanie W. SmithFrank W. Sower
Minnie Lynn SowerDonald Waldner
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502-699-2254 www.brightonstorageky.comSafe & Secure - Professionally Managed - 24/7 Gated Access
Owned by Joe & Ann Grider, Parishioners
CHARLES T. MITCHELLCOMPANY
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
502-227-7395• Individual & Business Tax•Accounting & Bookkeeping•Auditing• Estate & Financial Planning
William G. Johnson, CPATax and Financial Services
502-227-7395•[email protected]
FrankfortChiropracticCenter
J. Luking, DC
West: 875-3200East: 695-4455
Logan, Burch & Fox
Attorneys at
Law
875-3884
114 W. Clinton St.Parishioners
502-695-1500502-227-4526
www.harrodbrothers.com
GOINS & GOINSINSURANCEAuto • Home
Business • Life
875-4270Parishioner
Comley’s Carpet Works &Comley’s Carpet Cleaning502-695-7650
620 Ridgeview Dr.859 #6 E. Main St.
www.comleyscarpet.com
ReboundOrthopaedics
Dr. Joseph DobnerDr. Rick Lyon
Dr. Dana Soucy
1-800-613-5128
Calvary CemeteryRoman Catholic
Diocese of Lexington
874 W. Main St.859-252-5415
InLoving Memory
of
Norman & Ruth Schneider
Canoes� Rafts
Kayaks SUP
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Family Made Since 1919116 E. Second St. • 223-7475
3295 Versailles Rd. • 695-2486
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Capital CellarsWine and Spirits Cafe Market
Downtown’s unique wine bar,spirits shop & cafe
Discounts on Mixed Case WineServing Healthy & Fresh Food All Day
352-2600 • 277 W. Broadway St.
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Deacon Joe,JaMes &
PILar aLessIo
Your Personal IT Experts
502-223-3344www.mcalleninc.com
SANDERSONGeneral ContractorDarrell Sanderson
Owner
502-320-2329
• Electrical• Renovations• Plumbing• HVAC• Carpentry• Ceramic Tile• Replacement Windows
COMMONWEALTHREAL ESTATE
JOY SWATZYNAParishioner
502-330-5055
RICHARD D. SCHNEIDER, D.M.D., ParishionerFAMILY DENTISTRY
200 KINGS DAUGHTERS DR. 223-7950 www.frankfortfamilydentistry.com
RogersFuneral Home
serving Frankfort since 1802502-223-3481
www.rogersfrankfort.com
Capital Mobile Home EstatesCountry Setting • Community-Minded
Cable TV
695-29705134 Georgetown Rd.
Mrs. Johness Wood, Owner Steve Campessi, Manager
COMPLIMENTS OF
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J. O. Osborne1212 Wilkinson Blvd.502-223-2193 Parishioner
David A. JacksonParishioner
502-330-3030
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FRANK GOINSAuto • Home • Business • Life Insurance
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