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Italian
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Society
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EASTER 2016
Alleluia: He is Risen!
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Saturday, March 26, 2016
8:30 p.m. — Extraordinary Form (Sung)
The Great Paschal Vigil & First Mass of Easter Sunday (1st class)
Those coming into the Church
(Blessing of Easter foods will take place in our first-floor classroom immediately after the Vigil Mass.)
Sunday, March 27, 2016
8 a.m. — Anglican Use (Sung)
Easter Sunday (Solemnity)
Doris & Sonny Dietz
9:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form (Sung)
Easter Sunday (Solemnity)
Repose of the soul of Joseph Einterz
and the consolation of the Einterz Family
11:30 a.m. — Extraordinary Form (Sung)
Easter Sunday (1st class)
Pro populo
Monday, March 28, 2016
7:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Monday (Solemnity)
Genova Gabriel
9 a.m. — Extraordinary Form Easter Monday (1st class)
Mike Navarra
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
7:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Tuesday (Solemnity)
Deborah Gallagher (birthday)
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
7:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Wednesday (Solemnity)
Priests and nuns
Noon — Extraordinary Form
Easter Wednesday (1st class)
Intentions of David Siefker
(Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 12:30-5:45)
5:45 p.m. — Evensong & Benediction (Sung)
Thursday, March 31, 2016
7:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Thursday (Solemnity)
Rose Gatto
9:30 a.m. — Mother’s Holy Hour
Friday, April 1, 2016
7:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Friday (Solemnity)
Charles Purpura
5 p.m. — Evensong
5:45 p.m. — Extraordinary Form & Exposition
Easter Friday (1st class)
Holy Souls in Purgatory
(Adoration of Blessed Sacrament until 8:45 a.m. Sat.)
Saturday, April 2, 2016
9 a.m. — Extraordinary Form
Easter Saturday (1st class)
Pope Francis
(First Saturday Devotions begin about 9:35 a.m.)
10 a.m. — Ordinary Form
Easter Saturday (Solemnity)
Vince Gatto
4:30 p.m. — Ordinary Form (Sung)
Octave Day of Easter:
Divine Mercy Sunday (Solemnity)
Donn Miles
Sunday, April 3, 2016
8 a.m. — Anglican Use (Sung)
Octave Day of Easter:
Divine Mercy Sunday (Solemnity)
Rev. Canon Joseph Sredzinski
9:30 a.m. — Ordinary Form (Sung)
Octave Day of Easter:
Divine Mercy Sunday (Solemnity)
Pro populo
11:30 a.m. — Extraordinary Form (Sung)
Octave Day of Easter:
Divine Mercy Sunday (1st class)
Intentions of Francie O’Mahony
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Liturgical schedule for the week
Mitchell Weust and Fr. James Wilmoth.
A short meeting to establish the St.
Monica Sodality Guild at Holy Rosary
will be Sunday, April 17, at 10:45 a.m. in
our first-floor classroom. Members of the
Guild will meet once a week to participate
together in going to confession, attending
Mass, praying the rosary and praying the
Sodality Prayer for the return of baptized
Catholics to the sacraments. The exact dates
and times of these meetings will be deter-
mined once the Guild has been established.
For more information, call parishioner
Mary Oliver at 317-881-5352; please leave
your name and phone number.
The St. Vincent de Paul Distribution
Center at 1201 E. Maryland St. is in great
need of volunteers to assist in warehouse
operations Saturday, April 9. This effort
involves serving clients in need of house-
hold goods (furniture, appliances, kitchen-
ware, clothing, etc.) at the warehouse as
well as volunteer truck drivers/helpers to
pick up similar donated goods within the
metro area on that day. Men and women of
high school age and older are generally
needed between 8 a.m. and about noon to
effectively satisfy these needs. For direc-
tions, more information and alternate work
dates, contact parishioner Dave Nealy at
535-8228 or 354-5134. First-time volun-
teers are especially appreciated and can
readily team with experienced volunteers.
Rev. Msgr. William Stumpf will preside
over the Archdiocesan Disability Aware-
ness Mass and SPRED Family Liturgy on
Sunday, April 3, at 10:30 a.m. at SS. Peter &
Paul Cathedral. It will be followed by a recep-
tion in Assembly Hall featuring representa-
tives and information from local organiza-
tions and resources working for and with peo-
ple with special needs and their families. For
details, contact Erin Jeffries at 317-236-1448
or [email protected] .
Holy Name Church Altar Society will have
its Spring Rummage Sale Saturday, April 9,
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Holy Name Par-
ish Life Center, 21 N. 17th Ave., Beech
Grove.
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ALTAR MEMORIAL CANDLES
This week, the candles on either side of our high
altar burn for:
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In memory of:
All Aborted Babies
Dominic Basciano
Jeanette Basciano
Pete Basciano
Dorothy & Edward Bean
Michael & Margaret Bean
Chuck Bucheri
John Buechler
Gus & Mary Caito
John B. & Florence Caito
Raymond & Carrie Casabella
Charles & Janie Daniels
Dear Friends
Jim & Helen Degliumberto
Doris & Sonny Dietz
Maria Di Pietro
Charles C. Easton
Ebershoff Family
Deceased members of
the Equestrian Order of the
Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem
Deceased of the Ford family
Mary & Joseph Fouti
Gonzala & Modesto Franco
Mariano, Luis & Agripina
Franco
LeRoy Gardeman
Gatto/Purpura Family
Vince Gatto
Genco Family
John Gibbons
Mae Goseco
Margaret Gulliver
Hazelett/Teter Family
Hitzeman Family
Pauline & Camilo Huerta
Linda Hunter
Virginia Kelly
Gerald Kenney
Frederick C. Maher
Theresa Maher
Anthony & Trieste Maio
Sam & Rose Maio
Janice Mann
Johnnie & Joann Martin
Mascari Family
Louise Maxwell
Msgr. Phil Maxwell
Vincent Maxwell
Dorothy Miller
Earl R. Miller
Margaret Miller
Lena Mills
Morone Family
Robert Morow
Deceased of the Motorojescu
Family
Charles Sr. & Frances Navarra
Michael A. Navarra
Elsie Neuendorf
Harry & Margaret Neuendorf
Marjorie O’Mahony
Deceased of the Onciu Family
Isdoro Pabilkne
Frank Palmes
Toni Pangallo
John & Nancy Peoni
Harry Putnam Family
Mr. Phillip A. Reed
Gerald Rose
Sansone Family
Joseph & Edna Sansone
Michael Sansone
Phillip Sansone
Schaaf Family
Don Spellman Family
Jennie Stanich
Charles T. & Marie K. Stevens
Jovito Teodosio
Charles & Ann Traina
Angelo Venezia
Frank & Josephine Venezia
Frank & Theresa Viteritto
Al Vollmer
Ruby Wagner
Deceased of the Wahlstrom
Family
Cecelia Walsh
Cody West
Mr. & Mrs. Loy Willen, Jr. In honor of:
Gallagher Family
Frank Goseco Sr.
Familia Franco Huerta
Lecher Family
Edith Loverich
Maio-Caito Family
Oscar Torres
Kay Waterloo
Easter Flowers The beautiful Easter flowers decorating our church have been made possible through the generosity
of our parishioners. Some of those donations were made in memory of or honor of the following:
Announcements
Café Rosario is closed today.
The parish office will be closed on Easter
Monday.
Spirituality for Children and the adult
apologetics class will not meet this month.
The next classes will be April 24.
We need volunteers Saturday, April 9, to
help us prepare for the Italian Street Festi-
val. We will be cleaning and organizing the
garage as well as working on some electrical
upgrades. Work starts at 9 a.m.; lunch will
be provided. If you can help, please e-mail
[email protected] .
In this year of the Extraordinary Jubilee of
Mercy, we are privileged to be celebrating
Divine Mercy Sunday at Holy Rosary on
April 3 at 3 p.m. During Holy Week, con-
tinue to focus on spiritual and corporal
works of Mercy. Also, please pause at 3
o’clock to ask for Mercy for our world. The
Divine Mercy Novena begins on Good Fri-
day; copies of the prayer are in back of
church.
Learn more about the message of Divine
Mercy at the Our Lady of Guadalupe
Prayer Group meeting on Friday, April 1.
It will begin in our first-floor classroom
shortly after the end of the 5:45 p.m. Mass.
Study of Divine Mercy and devotion to St.
Faustina will follow the rosary, as well as
some light snacks. It will end with the Di-
vine Mercy chaplet just before 9 p.m. Book-
lets about the devotion will be available free
of charge, and some copies of St. Faustina’s
diary will be for sale. RSVP if you are inter-
ested in obtaining either publication. Contact
Lori Brown at [email protected] or
765-755-3329.
Please pray for our sick and shut-in
friends: Archbishop-emeritus Daniel
Buechlein, Steve Bussell, Katie Cecil, Son
Hui Christensen, Sharon Conrad, Carol
Craig, Jeanne Duvelius, Jody Gassert, Wil-
liam Kuenzel, Josephine Lombardo, Fer-
nando Mora, Sidia Mora, John Paul Reinsch,
Gus Sansone, Jan Short, Theresa Siefker,
Gus Stinnett, Mike Swogger, Lynn Trott,
Sister Rita Vukovic, Carol Wernsing, Continued on page 7
ORDINARY FORM LECTORS 4:30 Saturday 9:30 Sunday
Mar. 26: No Mass Mar. 27: S. Froehlke
Apr. 2: D. Fricker Apr. 3: T. Rushenberg
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BY THE NUMBERS
Sunday Collections (includes online giving)
Regular collection, Mar. 19-20 $ 11,747.52
Holy Places 1,717.02
Spaghetti & Spirituality 235.00
Catholic Relief Services 10.00
Easter flowers 50.00
Parish operating expenses/week 11,104.50
Collection budgeted/week 8,500.00
Weekly collection surplus 3,247.52
Fiscal Year (begins July 1)
Regular collections $ 327,815.64
Parish operating expenses 421,970.50
Collections budgeted 323,000.00
Total collections surplus 4,815.64
Confessions
Week of March 13 61
Attendance
Daily Masses, week of March 13 718
Sunday Masses, March 19-20 655
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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at Holy Rosary
Wednesdays between Noon Mass and 5:45 p.m. Evensong.
First Fridays between the Masses at 5:45 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Saturday. (Sign-up
sheet will be in the vestibule or back of church during prior week.)
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E aster is the high point of the year for
us as Christians. We celebrate that
Christ is indeed arisen. The old, traditional
greeting for Easter among Christians was
an affirmation of this holy Mystery, “Christ
is Risen.” The response is, “Indeed, He is
Risen.”
Christians greet each other with the joyful
news of our living God and Savior’s Resur-
rection. After having left it behind for the
40 days of Lent, we, during this great
Easter Season, bring back the ancient word
of praise, “ALLELUIA.” This Hebrew word
meaning, “all praise He Who Is,” is almost
never translated because we, and Christians
of all ages, can feel in it the very sense of
prayer and rejoicing that it brings.
May we all find great Hope during this
Easter Season in the knowledge that our
God and Savior is alive and that He has
made eternal life a real possibility for
us. Let us turn to God in love and thanks-
giving as we sing in our hearts and lives the
eternal “ALLELUIA.”
For each of us, it should be a time in
which we personally embrace the Resurrec-
tion. Whether it be from past sins, neglect,
or just a general apathy in regards to things
spiritual, we should reflect during this
Easter Season on ways in which we can
open up our lives more fully to the Good
News. Whether we have been slumbering in
a nightmare of sin or dragged down into a
general malaise of indifference, we should
awaken with the confidence that Christ has
Arisen and that all things are possible with
Him.
Appunti del Parroco: a Message from the Pastor
Embracing the Resurrection
HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH 520 Stevens St. • Indianapolis, IN 46203 • (317) 636-4478
[email protected] • follow us on Facebook & Twitter
The Rev. C. Ryan McCarthy, STD................................ Pastor
Teresa Gorsage ............... Coordinator of Religious Education
Luke Reese ...................................................... Music Director
David Walden ............................ Director of Communications
Christine Traina ............................... Parish Council President
Carl Miller ..................................... Finance Council President The Italian Parish of Indianapolis
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W e were blessed last year with the
addition of two hymn boards on
either side of the sanctuary. Being that these
were custom made and donated by a parish-
ioner, we were able to design our own
schema for number-
ing which I think de-
serves a bit of ex-
plaining.
There are three
forms of the Latin
Rite Mass at Holy
Rosary, and each ser-
vice has different mu-
sical programs. The
Anglican Use Mass
(8 a.m.) has a printed
bulletin which con-
tains most musical references, so its music
is not represented by hymn boards. The Or-
dinary Form (OF) and Extraordinary Form
(EF) Mass attendees however will find al-
most all of the references they need in order
to follow along with the music at their re-
spective services.
The numbers used are in reference to the
blue Saint Michael Hymnal.
(A) The top line — prefaced by “†” —
indicates the Mass ordinary setting. At the
OF, the number references the Kyrie with
the remaining Gloria, Sanctus and Agnus
Dei following from the hymnal in consecu-
tive numerical order. At the EF, the tradi-
tional Gregorian Mass setting number is
given — some of these settings are in the
Saint Michael Hymnal but all of them can
be found in the Kyriale.
(B) The second and bottom lines — pref-
aced by “*” — indicate the opening and
closing hymns at both the OF and EF
Masses. Additionally, the bottom line will
have the number of our closing Marian An-
tiphon.
(C) The third and fourth lines are only for
the OF Masses and represent the Offertory
and Communion hymns, respectively.
Since we sing the Credo at the EF, I try to
include its number setting in the Sunday
bulletin every week as part of this column.
Music this Sunday:
Anthems: “Resurrection,” by William
Billings.
Credo at 11:30 Mass: #3.
Unlocking the mystery of the parish hymn boards
Lofty Considerations Luke Reese, Music Director
(A) →
(B) →
(C) →
(C) →
(B) →
Key
to the
Hymn
Boards
T he resurrection, then, is not a theory, but a historical reality revealed by
the man Jesus Christ by means of His “Passover,” His “passage,” that has
opened a “new way” between heaven and earth (cf. Heb 10:20). It is neither a myth
nor a dream, it is not a vision or a utopia, it is not a fairy tale, but it is a singular
and unrepeatable event: Jesus of Nazareth, son of Mary, who at dusk on Friday
was taken down from the Cross and buried, has victoriously left the tomb. — Pope Benedict XVI, Urbi et Orbi message, Easter 2009
