1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard Murfreesboro, TN 37130 615.893.1843 | 615.895.1150 Fax April 8, 2018 April 8, 2018 April 8, 2018 April 8, 2018 Roman Catholic Parish Sunday Eucharist Sat. Vigil 5:30pm & 7:30pm Spanish Sunday 8:30am, 11am & 5pm Weekday Eucharist Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs 7:00am (8:15am when school not in session) Fri., Sat. 8:15am Wednesday Evening 6:00pm Tuesday 7:30pm Spanish Reconciliation Wed. 5-5:45pm | Sat. 4–5:15pm or by appointment 615-893-1843 Baptism Call Church office to schedule Matrimony Call Church office six months prior to wedding Anointing of the Sick Call Church office Confirmation Call the Rel. Ed. office RCIA for Adults Interested in joining the Catholic Church? Call the Religious Ed. office Second Sunday of Easter Second Sunday of Easter Second Sunday of Easter Second Sunday of Easter 1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard Murfreesboro, TN 37130 (615) 893-1843 www.saintrose.org DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY 1:30 Rosary 2:00 Bilingual Service (English and Spanish) DIVINE MERCY CENACLE The Divine Mercy Cenacle meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 9am, in room 119 of the meeting room wing. In the meeting we study the Diary of St. Faustina along with corresponding Bible verses and entries in the Catechism. The meeting concludes with praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. All are welcome. Mary Fryz is facilitating our lessons. For more information contact, Maribeth at [email protected]or 615-423-6780. SAINT ROSE WOMEN’S MINISTRY unWINEd April 21 - 6:30-9:00 pm An evening of fellowship, fundraising and wine tasting. Advance tickets are on sale now ($15 advance/$20 at the door). Use your smartphone to scan this QR code to purchase tickets and sponsorships. SAINT ROSE SCHOOL'S 6th Annual Stars & Pars Golf Tournament and Family Fun Day April 29, 2018 1:00 pm Shotgun Champions Run Golf Course Sponsors are needed! Visit school.saintrose.org for information or contact Caroline Graham at caroline-[email protected]Use your smartphone to scan this QR code to purchase tickets or sponsorships. Divine Mercy Sunday unWined
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1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
615.893.1843 | 615.895.1150 Fax
April 8, 2018April 8, 2018April 8, 2018April 8, 2018
1:30 Rosary 2:00 Bilingual Service (English and Spanish)
DIVINE MERCY CENACLE
The Divine Mercy Cenacle meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 9am, in room 119 of the meeting room wing. In the meeting we study the Diary of St. Faustina along with corresponding Bible verses and entries in the Catechism. The meeting concludes with praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. All are welcome. Mary Fryz is facilitating our lessons. For more information contact, Maribeth at [email protected] or 615-423-6780.
SAINT ROSE WOMEN’S MINISTRY
unWINEd April 21 - 6:30-9:00 pm
An evening of fellowship, fundraising and wine tasting. Advance tickets are on sale now ($15 advance/$20 at the door). Use your smartphone to scan this QR code to purchase tickets and sponsorships.
SAINT ROSE SCHOOL'S
6th Annual Stars & Pars Golf Tournament and Family Fun Day
April 29, 2018 1:00 pm Shotgun
Champions Run Golf Course
Sponsors are needed! Visit school.saintrose.org for information
Gregg Cummings Sharlene Cummings Ray Manacsa Judithe Maune Wayne Miller Marcie Murphy
Phil Corbitt Luke Davis Jim Horenkamp Linda Horenkamp Shirley Hurst Gloria Kane Mike Kelly Eva Kubalek Melody Mason Bill Strebel
Jessica Chilton Mary English DeAnne Hathaway Barbara Henson Chuck Lovinski Trudi Lovinski Shelby Parton Greg Polsinelli Irene Polsinelli Jay Quinby
Mary Blanchard Brendan Fenton Mark Fischer Kim Fischer LaRae Moore Melinda Samuels
Lois Magala Steve Magala
Joan Speyrer Nicole Speyrer
Mary Hawkersmith Jeff Edge
Andrew Wilcox Josh Wilcox
WEEK AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, APRIL 8 8:30am Mass 9:45am NO PSR Classes-resume April 15 NO 30 Minute Apologetics, NO Coffee & Donuts 11:00am Mass 1:30pm Divine Mercy Rosary 2:00pm Divine Mercy Bilingual Service 5:00pm Mass
MONDAY, APRIL 9 6:15am Adoration until Mass 7:00am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 6:00pm Legion of Mary 6:30pm Acts of the Apostles class
TUESDAY, APRIL 10 6:15am Adoration until Mass 7:00am Mass 9:30am Bridge Ministry 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank 6:30pm RCIA 7:30pm Spanish Mass
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (48 HOUR ADORATION)
7:00am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 5:00pm Confession until 5:45 6:00pm Mass 6:30pm Youth Group 7:00pm K of C Meeting
THURSDAY, APRIL 12 (48 HOUR ADORATION)
7:00am Mass 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank
FRIDAY, APRIL 13 8:15am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital
SATURDAY, APRIL 14 6:30am Catholic Men’s Faith Group 8:15am Mass 4:00pm Confession until 5:15 5:30pm Mass
FROM DEATH TO NEW LIFE
Cassard Moret father of Paul Moret
died on March 21, 2018. Please keep Cassard and his family
in your prayers. Kathy Rogers
died on March 25, 2018. Please keep Kathy and her family
in your prayers. Loraine Rivard
mother of Yvonne Adkinson
died on March 29, 2018. Please keep Loraine and her family
in your prayers. May all the departed souls
rest in peace. Amen
DEVOTION TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY Every first Saturday of the month the rosary will be prayed following the 8:15 am Mass. The First Saturday will be April 7 (First Friday always precedes First Saturday). Please join us to honor Our Lady of Fatima! THE PATRIOTIC ROSARY will be prayed on the third Saturday of every month after the 8:15 am Mass. Please join us as we pray for peace in our nation. ST. ROSE LEGION OF MARY meets each Monday at 6pm in Room 121 to pray, learn, and share & discuss our weekly service. We are a group of women and men whose love for Jesus and His mother grows daily. For more info contact: Mary Ray at 615-202-1636; Cecilia Ewaldson at 615-496-1212; Mary Ellen Zimmerman at 615-692-2149.
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CHRISTIAN STEWARDS
IN MEMORY OF
Cody Wayne York Jeanice Jernigan Patricia Ord Mathew, Amy, & Mary Pat Ord John R. Oshop Marilyn Oshop Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kitzler and members of the Kitzler Family Eddie and Phyllis Kitzler Mr. and Mr. Vincent Brown and members of the Brown Family Eddie and Phyllis Kitzler Anna and Joseph Capelli Joanna Capelli Col. And Mrs. Raymond C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Smith & Family Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Petry Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Smith & Family Patsy Searcey Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Smith & Family Rosas Durazo Family Esmeralda Askland James Pietschmann Patricia Smith Louise Efronsinis Patricia Smith Richard J. Smith Patricia Smith Roseanne Zocco Rosemarie Zocco August and Carmela Faini Rosemarie Zocco Fr. Peter Faini Rosemarie Zocco Deceased Members of the Parish Joe and Judy Hugh
Deceased Members of the Hugh and Titus Families Joe and Judy Hugh David Sawyer Lorraine Sawyer Deceased Members of the Robbins and Clawson Families Margaret P. Clawson Stanley and Helen Kengor Kim Thompson Cassard Moret Concepcion R. Irias Joseph Pardy The Kent Family Maria Agueda Salvador Tina Marie Hann Jack, Joyce and Johnny Baltz The Meacham and Baltz Families Jo Anne Herndon The Meacham and Baltz Families Mary, John, Manuel, All., Mary Rasmussen The Ramussen Family Hale and Margaret Meacham Mr. & Mrs. Larry Meacham & Family IN HONOR OF
Homebound Members of the Parish Joe and Judy Hugh John and Anita Scherbring Roger and Mary Kay Krugger Lester and Ruth Krugger Roger and Mary Kay Krugger GIFTS
Gary and Frances Emory Dennis and Mary Fryz Harjanto Djunaidi
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY 1:30 ROSARY, 2:00 SERVICE Members of the parish are encouraged to join together in prayer and adoration to seek God’s Mercy on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8 at 2PM. The bilingual service (in English and Spanish) will include Solemn Blessing of Mercy Image, Exposition and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Homily, Recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet, Praises of Divine Mercy, and Divine Praises. The Rosary will be recited at 1:30 prior to the Main Service. Parishioners will also be able to Venerate the Image of Divine Mercy with its signature “Jesus, I Trust in You”.
Jesus said to St. Faustina: “I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially for poor sinners. On that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open. I pour out a whole ocean of graces upon those souls who approach the fount of My mercy. The soul that will go to Confession, and receive Holy Communion shall obtain forgiveness of sins and punishment. On that day all the divine floodgates through which graces flow are opened. Let no soul fear to draw near to Me, even though its sins be as scarlet.” (Diary of St. Faustina, 699).
STEWARDSHIP TREASURE SHARED
Weekly Offertory Revenue .......... 26,538 Year To Date........................... 1,100,631 Year To Date Budget ............. .1,125,000 Year To Date Surplus (Deficit)…(24,369)
Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Offertory .........................................543 Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Year To Date............................. 84,877 Haiti Revenue Haiti Weekly Offertory ....................... 810 Haiti Offertory YTD……………......99,396
Weekly Offertory ............................... 810 Year To Date Offertory .............. 114,010 Includes online giving, envelopes, loose cash & checks.
There were 2,637 registered families and 480 families that gave during these weeks.
***THANK YOU!!!***
SAINT ROSE SCHOOL DONATIONS
Memory of Joseph & Frances Fryz
Dennis & Mary Fryz Semich Scholarship Fund
Matt & Jodi Vehr Mark & Carole Hanket Jerry & Kay Knoll
School Annual Fund
James and Susie Natale
Don & Jenine Ward
Parish Potluck Dinner Saturday, Apr. 28 in the Jo Call Rm.
Following the 5:30 Mass
The first letter of your family’s name will determine what you should bring: A-H Dessert
I-R Main Dish
S-Z Side Dish
Bring enough to feed your family. Drinks, plates, cups, cutlery provided.
WE HAVE A NEW ONLINE GIVING PAGE! You can access the page on our website at http://www.saintrose.org/online-giving or use your smartphone to scan this QR code for access..
Easter Flower Donations
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FAMILY LIFE
CELEBRATE LIFE! Please pray for the women in our parish who are with child. This is a wonderful way to support mothers and their families with our love and prayers. If any expectant mothers would like to be on this list, call the parish office. PLEASE PRAY FOR: Morgan Binhammer, Rachel Newcomb, Felicia Owens, and Sarah MacIsaac. If you or someone you know in our parish is having a difficult pregnancy or has recently had a baby, and would like to receive some meals to help you out during this exciting time of transition, please contact Mary Dunn at (615) 497-2973 or [email protected] Meals for Moms is offered by the Saint Rose Women's Ministry as a way to help make this time a little easier for our St. Rose moms!
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION Baptismal Preparation Class is scheduled for Wednesday, May 2
at 7:00pm in Room 117. Expectant parents in their third trimester are encouraged to attend. Call 615-893-
1843 to register.
The Family Life Office of the Diocese of Nashville is offering a series of bereavement classes for those suffering a loss. The program
is entitled, “When the Heart Cries, A Journey Through Bereavement” presented by William Scarborough, a parishioner at St. Stephen Catholic Community. The first series of six week sessions begins on Sunday, April 15th and concludes on Saturday, May 19th. All sessions will be held at the Catholic Pastoral Center, 2800 McGavock Pike, Nashville, TN. 37214 from 1pm-3pm.To register contact William Scarborough at 615-545-8906 or [email protected] or Deacon Tom Samoray at: [email protected]. Additional information is available in your
pamphlet rack at your parish, or contact
your parish office for more information.
SAINT ROSE ULTREYA
Date: Thursday, April 26th
Where: Saint Rose Jo Call Room
Time: We will have pizza from 6 - 6:30 and then Ultreya will follow. Please bring your own drink. Witness Speaker: Kate Morris Childcare: Childcare will be available starting at 5:50 pm.
EDUCATION & FORMATION
CATHOLIC MEN'S FAITH GROUP SPRING SESSION
We meet on Saturday mornings at 6:30 AM. Our study is Bishop Robert Barron's six-
part series "Priest, Prophet, King". This series on Jesus is a natural follow-up to our fall sessions that featured the Bishop's "King David". We'll have to decide on a second series for the spring. We start gathering for coffee, doughnuts & fruit at 6:15 AM but start the program at 6:30 AM. We then watch the DVD session and end with small group discussion. We finish by 8 am so that those with busy Saturday schedules can participate. Email Jeff Sandvig at [email protected] with any questions. All are welcome!
FIRST SATURDAY MORNING STUDY AND PRAYER GROUP
The Pentecost Group will meet right after the First Saturday Morning Mass every month until about 11 am in Meeting Room 121. Discussion materials will be taken from the following book: The Mystical City of God--written in the 17th century by the Franciscan nun Venerable Mary of Jesus of Ágreda. If you long for God, please consider joining us once a month. For more info, please contact either Olga Pace at 615-542-5004 or [email protected] or Dr. Harry Djunaidi, MBA, MAcc, MSc at (615)785-7632 or [email protected].
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS Interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Join us 6:30-
8:00 pm on Tuesdays to have an opportunity to learn more about Catholicism. You can start at any time. Come have your questions answered, you are not obligated to become Catholic. We are in the meeting room wing behind the main sanctuary.
30 MINUTE APOLOGETICS
Apologetics essentially means "the truth of the matter" and is a great way to be prepared to answer questions when people ask "Why do Catholics do that?" We will meet every Sunday morning that PSR classes meet unless otherwise announced. Sessions are in Rm 119 of the meeting room wing at 9:45. Join us!
ACTS OF THE APOSTLES STUDY
Join us on Monday evenings as we study Acts of the Apostles by William S. Kurz, SJ. Books will be available for purchase at the class. We will meet in the Jo Call Room from 6:30-8:00 pm. No registration or prior knowledge is necessary. Please join us!
THE DIOCESE OF NASHVILLE CURSILLO MOVEMENT is intended to help all Catholics develop a thorough understanding of what it means to fully live a Christian life in all their everyday situations. It provides a method to transform all aspects of society through prayer and the development of small Christian communities. To learn more go to www.nashvillecursillo.com or contact Megan Hutchings at [email protected]. Fall 2018
Men’s English Cursillo Weekend #110, September 20-23, 2018
Women’s English Cursillo Weekend #94, September 27-30, 2018. Men’s Spanish Cursillo Weekend #7, October 4-7, 2018. Women’s Spanish Cursillo Weekend #7, October 11-14, 2018. Spring 2019
Men’s English Cursillo Weekend #111, February 28-March 3, 2019. Women’s English Cursillo Weekend #95, March 7-10, 2019
The Cursillo experience begins with the Three-Day-Weekend held at Camp Marymount in Fairview, Tennessee. It begins at 8:00 PM Thursday evening and ends at about 7:00 PM Sunday evening. During the weekend, there are nine talks given by lay people, and five talks and five meditations given by clergy. The Eucharist is celebrated each day and the Sacrament of Reconciliation is available. The title of the talks indicate their content: Ideal, Grace, Layperson in the Church, Faith, Piety, Study, Sacraments, Obstacles to Life of Grace, Action, Leaders, Study of the Environment, Christianity in Action, Christian Life, and Total Security. Each talk is followed by a discussion period.
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PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Danielle Boyd-Garrett i, Pam Moore i, John Krauss i, Wade Frizzell i, Arthur Houle, Jr. i, Roger Cox i, Bob Curtis i, Flavia Chicollo i, Annette Pelland iii, Dale Pelland iii, Jamie Jackson iii, Joanna Capelli iii, Bob Carney iv, Paul Gunner iv, Liz Rhea iv, Ken Pietrzyk iv, Stoma Speyrer iv, Donald Wisehart iv. Names remain on this list for 4 weeks. Email [email protected] or call 615-893-1843 to add or remove someone on the list.
SAINT ROSE FOOD PANTRY The Saint Rose Food Pantry is available to assist Saint Rose Parishioners and those in our community having difficulty providing food for their families. If there is anyone needing food who cannot come to the Food Pantry on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 10 am until 12 pm, please call the Church office at 615-893-1843 so that other arrangements can be made.
Due to the increased demand of those needing food and our desire to better serve our Church and community, please donate the following non-expired food items: Oatmeal Dry Milk
Peanut Butter Mac-N-Cheese
Canned Tuna Ramen Noodles
Spaghetti Noodles & Spaghetti Sauce Plain rice - 16 oz bag or box
Beans (Pinto, Black, or Kidney) 16 oz bag or can
Canned Vegetables (Green Beans, Peas, Corn, Carrots) Canned fruit (All varieties) Canned soup (Chicken Noodle, Tomato) We continue to receive bread/bakery donations from the Publix on New Salem Highway. Thank you, Publix, for your generous weekly donations! Also, the Food Pantry would like to thank everyone for the continued support of this ministry. We appreciate each and every donation. We are so blessed to have such a caring and generous Parish!
PARISH COMMUNITY & OUTREACH
OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST SAINT ROSE PARISHIONERS and those in the community having financial difficulties. We provide limited monetary assistance as funds allow and/or referrals to other local resources. All personal information is kept in utmost confidence. Please call BRIDGE at 615-692-0159 on Tuesdays between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 am. If you would like to donate to the BRIDGE Ministry, please indicate this in the memo area of your check or on your monthly Choice Gifts envelope and place it in the collection basket. You may also bring it to the Church office. We could use your help! If you are interested in becoming a BRIDGE volunteer, please email Paul Reissner at [email protected] for more information. Kroger gift cards are needed to assist with this ministry. Please drop them off at the church office.
ASSISTED LIVING, NURSING HOME & VA HOSPITAL PARISHIONERS
Joe Krzysiak, Irene Bartusiak, Michael Drislane, Linda Patrick, Mary Iannucci, Kathryn Hentzel, Hal Taylor, Dennis Moss, Robert Heck, Joseph Blanco, Richard Albert, Matt Nicholson, Fr. John Gillespie, John Kirby, Bill Berra, Betty Houk.
VISITING THE HOSPITALIZED & HOMEBOUND
If you know a Catholic who is homebound or in the hospital and cannot come to Mass, please contact the church office at 615-893-1843.
WEEKEND BACKPACK FOOD BAGS We are deeply grateful to have the support of our Saint Rose family as we fill Weekend Backpack Bags. Donations of any of the following items would be greatly appreciated to help us provide the Weekend Backpack Bags during the remainder of the school year! Bumble Bee Snack-on-the-Go Tuna
Ham or Chicken Salad Kits
Quaker Breakfast Squares
Pop Top cans of Beanee Weenee or Pork & Beans. 7-8 oz Chef Boyardee Bowls (any variety) Easy Mac & Cheese (envelopes) Vienna Sausage
Raisins (individual boxes) Milk – Shelf Stable – i.e., Horizon, Hershey’s (White or Chocolate) Fruit Cups (Peaches, Pears & Fruit Cocktail)
Please recall that all of the items we give to the children for their weekend meals must be placed in a single one-gallon zip lock bag to fit in their Backpacks. Please write Backpack Meals on your donation.
HOMEBOUND + SAINT ROSE = LOVE & CHARITY! Thank you to the Saint Rose Knights of Columbus and to the St. Rose school! Homebound parishioners enjoyed a delicious fresh fish dinner every Friday during Lent. The dinners were carefully delivered by Saint Rose Knights and their families. Each dinner included fresh fish with all the trimmings and a sweet dessert provided by the Awesome Bakers. This is the 2nd year the Knights have stepped up to include the homebound of Saint Rose in the Lenten celebration. Also, each homebound family received a special greeting card made by Saint Rose school students. From Christmas and Valentine’s Day to Lent and Easter, cards are now decorating walls from Assisted Living facilities to personal homes of Saint Rose homebound parishioners. Although the dinners were greatly appreciated, the talk of the ministry homebound has been the enjoyment of being visited by fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. Family members and caretakers were relieved to be able to enjoy an evening of relaxation and reflection with their loved ones as they awaited delivery of their dinners. The visits and the cards are the only communication some of the parishioners receive for the year. Many of the cards stated, “we are praying for you” and “God Loves You”. Love and Prayer is an important message to send to those who can no longer be physically present at Mass. This demonstrates a remarkable act of charity, respect and integrity toward this ministry. The Saint Rose homebound Parishioners thank all of you and so does the Homebound Ministry. God Bless You. The Homebound Ministry at Saint Rose of Lima
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COUNSELING Many people struggle with concerns like depression, anxiety, relationship problems, stress, etc. In response, Catholic Social Svs. offers individual, marital and family counseling. If you or anyone you know might be interested, please call Jill Hodges at 615-427-5937.
FIRST FRIDAY SENIOR BREAKFAST Saint Rose School hosts a senior breakfast every First Friday during the school year. Please join us in the Jo Call Room following Mass. We look forward to seeing you!
MTSU CATHOLIC MEAL TRAIN
Why not make a warm meal this semester for MTSU Catholic! The calendar has been updated for you to sign up. https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/6gz2my or visit the saintrose website. Thanks and may God continue to bless you as you help His people.
FATHER RYAN'S PURPLE MASQUE PLAYERS will present Seussical, The Musical on April 19-21 at the Center for the Arts on the Father Ryan campus. Curtain each evening is at 7:00. More information is available at fatherryan.org/arts. LADIES OF CHARITY SPRING/SUMMER CONSIGNMENT SHOP! We have NEW Hours of operation to accommodate our Shoppers! The Shop is now open 10am to 7pm every Monday and from 10am to 4pm Tuesday through Saturday. The last shopping day will be Saturday, May 5th. 100% of the sale proceeds will support LOC’s welfare programs in the community. We look forward to seeing you!
CATHOLIC BUSINESS LEAGUE
John Bumpus, executive vice president and chief administrative officer for LifePoint Hospitals, will be the featured speaker at the April meeting of the Catholic Business League. John is an alumnus of St. Joseph Grade School & Father Ryan. The monthly breakfast meeting will take place on April 12, beginning at 7:30 in the Fleming Center at The Cathedral, with Mass at 7:00 a.m. More information is available at catholicbusinessleague.org.
PARISH / DIOCESE NEWS
MTSU BRASS AND ORGAN CONCERT AT SAINT ROSE OF LIMA!! Friday, April 20th at 7:00 p.m. Families welcome! Please join us for an exciting concert of music written for or inspired by the Catholic Church. This is the third concert in the King of Instruments and Instruments of Kings concert series hosted by the Saint Rose music ministry. The MTSU School of Music Trumpet Ensembles, and parishioners Michael and Sandy Arndt will perform the music of Gabrieli, Handel, Tomasi, Bach, and others. Dr. Arndt will briefly discuss the history and significance of these works in context of the Catholic Church. Families are encouraged to attend, and children of all ages are welcome! This is a concert of beautiful and captivating music that no one should miss! A freewill donation to support the St. Rose Music Ministry and MTSU Brass Studies will be accepted.
SAINT ROSE WOMEN’S MINISTRY
The purpose of our ministry is to unite women of the parish through service and fellowship with a commitment to women, children, and families of Saint Rose Church and School. Potluck meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. In addition to formal meetings, we plan events such as book clubs and get togethers to promote friendships rooted in Catholic Faith. Membership is open to all adult women of the parish and includes affiliation with Nashville Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (DCCW). Need more information? Contact Renee Loper at [email protected] Upcoming Events unWINEd advance tickets are on sale ($15 advance/$20 at the door) 4/21 unWINEd, School Gym, 6:30pm-9pm 4/25 Book Review party for book club selection ("God Help Me! These People Are Driving Me Nuts!" by Dr. Gregory Popcak, avail. for purchase at ETWN.com) 5/3 Final monthly meeting & potluck dinner of the year! 6:30pm -Jo Call
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
The Knights of Columbus offer Catholic men the opportunity to grow stronger in faith, to build lasting friendships united in a common goal, and an outlet to use their individual talents in outreach for those in most need. Real Men, Real Faith, Making a Real Difference. Contact [email protected] or phone at 615-663-1744
Knights of Columbus Upcoming Calendar: April 11 – Social Meeting – 7PM Stonewall House April 18 – Officer Meeting – 7PM Stonewall House April 22 – World Day of Prayer for Vocations April 25 – Business Meeting – 7PM Stonewall House May 2 – Rosary after 6PM Mass – Back of Church 6:40PM June 16 – Year End Banquet – Jo Call Room – after 5:30PM Mass
FROM FR. ANDRE IN HAITI: My dear friends at St Rose, by the grace of Christ, dead and risen, our Lord asks us to seek to live in service to one another, not to be arrogant, but rather respectful and ready to help. This is not weakness, but true strength!
Soccer ball pumps with packet of needles Marbles- 25 in a Ziploc bag Jump ropes Teacher stapler and staples Twin flat sheets Pillow cases Twin microfiber blankets Reading glasses Embroidery floss Embroidery hoops Embroidery needles Material for sewing-summer weight Teacher scissors Wheelchairs Small bars of hand soap Maternity sanitary pads
Towels, wash cloths Black shoes for children Flashcards for addition Flashcards for subtraction Chalk, erasers Pencils, pink erasers Water color sets Rulers—METRIC File folders-new Newborn baby caps Receiving blankets Cloth diapers-newborn Baby clothing Toddler clothing Children clothing 4-6X Children clothing 7-10 Women skirts-small Women blouses/shirts-small
Elderly Women-simple dresses Men’s pants-small Men’s belts 24-30 inch Men’s shirts-light weight Toddler underwear size 2 Children underwear size 3,4,6 Children’s socks-white Adult female underwear small Male underwear- small Flip flops all sizes Canvas shoes-all sizes Enrollment numbers:
Pre-K & K 145 First Grade 55 Second Grade 50 Third Grade 61 Fourth Grade 45 Fifth Grade 24
ITEMS TO DONATE FOR HAITI APRIL 14-15 ONLY - SAINT ROSE GYM
