RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES: Every Sunday 9:4512:00 noon during the school year.RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS: Contact: Deacon Don Craighead, 6158700488.PASTORAL STAFFAdministrator, Rev. Jean Baptiste Kyabuta • 6158651071[email protected]Priest in Residence, Fr. John O’Neill • 615 865 1071, Ext. 304 Deacon Don Craighead • 6158700488[email protected]Deacon Gordon McBride • 6152623411[email protected]Deacon Mike Kopczynski • 6157727334[email protected]Deacon Ted Welsh • 6158683109[email protected]CHURCH OFFICE STAFF • 6158651071Secretary, Rita Shade • Ext. 301Bookkeeper, Shelby Logsdon • Ext. 309Pastoral Care Coordinator, Belinda Myers • Ext. 310Director of Music, Jeff Hall • Ext. 312Dir. of Religious Ed., Sharyn Curbo • 6158605042Parish Nurse, Edye Durham • 6158600128Parish Council Chair, Grace TuranoFinance Board Chair, Denis Blackwelder SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF • 6158651491Principal, CJ Martin Receptionist, Lisa McConnellSchool Board Chair, Paulette GentrySchool Finance Committee Chair, Brian KentHome & School Association Chair, Denise BuckMASS SCHEDULESaturday: 4:30 PMSunday: 8:30 & 11AMMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 8AM MassWednesday: 6PM MassADORATION TIMESWednesday: 5−6PM • Friday: 8AM−6PMCONFESSION TIMESWednesday: 56PM • Saturday: 8:30 AM & 4−4:30 PMSunday: 8−8:30AM • Also available by appointment.ROSARY TIMESBefore the 4:30 PM Saturday MassBefore the 8:30 AM Sunday MassWednesdays: 5PM−6PMSt. Joseph Catholic Church and School April 29, 2018Fifth Sunday of EasterOur Mission Our Mission is to deepen our personal and communal relationship with Jesus Christ in the context of our Catholic Christian faith tradition. It is our intention to do this by actively promoting and developing the spiritual, the educational, the formational, the com- munal service and justice components of our parish. 1225 GALLATIN PIKE SOUTHMADISON, TENNESSEE 37115PHONE: 6158651071 • FAX: 6158684900EMAIL: [email protected]WEBSITE: www.saintjosephchurchnashville.orgPARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday−Thursday: 8:30 AM−4:30 PM Friday: 8:30 AM−12:30 PMFEAST DAY MAY 1, 2018
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES: !Every Sunday 9:45�12:00 noon during the school year.!
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RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS: Contact: Deacon Don Craighead, 615!870!0488.�
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PASTORAL STAFF!
Administrator, Rev. Jean Baptiste Kyabuta • 615�865�[email protected]!
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Priest in Residence, Fr. John O’Neill • 615�865�1071, Ext. 304 !!!!
April 8th Total Collection $12,505.00 Regular $11,133.00 Restricted $ 1,372.00
SAVE THE DATE! May 1st - St. Joseph the Worker - 8:00 am All School Mass May 4th - May Crowning-8:00 am May 5th/6th - Women’s Club Bake Sale - after all Masses May 13th - Mother’s Day May 18th - 8th Grade Graduation - 6:00 pm - Church May 28th - Memorial Day - Church & School Office Closed
Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Emma “Dean” Gondek ~ April 23, 2018
CONGRATULATIONS!
SAMANTHA ABIGAIL LUZURIAGA
APRIL 21, 2018
NIKOLAS JUSTIN MOLINA
APRIL 21, 2018
WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS
BAKE SALE: St. Joseph Women's Club will have their first of two bake sales for the year of 2018 on the weekend of May 5th and 6th. We are requesting that all women of the parish help us out by baking something. So many people now have cell phones and no land lines and we have lost contact with you. You may be getting a call, but if not, please don't forget about us, we need your help. We have so many wonderful bakers and our bake sale is always a huge success with your help. With our funds we are able to minister to the needs of the altar and many other min-istries in our parish and community. God bless all in our parish.
THE WOMEN’S CLUB will not meet the months of May, June and July. We hope you have a great summer. We will have our kick off luncheon at Demo's in August. For more information or any questions about the bake sale, please call Carole Mick at 615-868-9871.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION INFORMATION
Sunday, May 6th, is the last day for Religious Education and the last day for Children’s Liturgy this school year. They will both resume in September. Totus Tuus is the week of June 3-8 for rising 1-12 graders. Re-member to come to Sunday Mass every week. To receive Je-sus, we need to attend Mass. Parents set a good example for your children. If you are interested in volunteering in Religious Education, Children’s Liturgy or Totus Tuus, contact Sharyn Curbo at 615-230-9811 or [email protected].
T���� T��� will be here from June 3!June 8, 2018. It is a fun week full of skits, singing and activities with college students. �
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The upcoming 7!12th graders will meet, Sunday!Thursday, June 3!7 from 7!9pm. The upcoming 1st
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6th graders will meet from 9:00am!2:30pm, Monday!Friday, June 4!8. �
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The cost is $30 for 1 student or $50 for 2 or more students. Scholarships are available, if needed. �
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Volunteers are still needed to house 2 women or 2 men and to provide a lunch or dinner for 10 people. �
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Students needing Service Hours are encouraged to volunteer to help the younger students.�
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Registration forms are available in both the school and church offices and on the wall rack in the gather-ing space. Contact Sharyn Curbo at 615!860!5042 or 615!230!9811 for additional information.�
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Bring a friend and come to Totus Tuus. You will have a good time.�
To whom much is given, much will be required. !Luke 12:48!
Last weekend was Pledge Sunday for the 2018 Bish-op’s Annual Appeal for Ministries. Each individual in our faith family was asked to make a commitment of financial support for our Diocesan services and ministries. If you have not made your commitment or donation, please do so this week. Many need your help; as do those who benefit from diocesan youth ministry, campus ministry, prison ministry and more. We ask everyone to participate as each donation is valuable. Please show your support of our Catholic community. Pledge cards are available in the boxes next to the bulletins.!
FOOD PANTRY WEEKEND ~ MAY 5TH/6TH!Items needed:!!� Sugar!!� Saltine Crackers!!� Canned Carrots!!� Canned Green Peas!!� Vegetable Beef Soup!!� Chili!!� Canned Pineapple!!� Applesauce!!� Peanut Butter!!� Snacks for Skyline Hospital Waiting Rooms!
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Sacrament of Baptism: Those seeking Baptism for their children must be registered in the Parish for at least 3 months prior to Baptism. Parents or godparents who have not attended a Baptism preparation class in the last 3 years must attend a class. Baptism prep classes are every 2nd Tues-day of the month, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. To register for the class, complete a Baptism Request Form and submit it to the Parish Office no later than one week prior to the class. For more information, contact the Parish Office at 615-865-1071. Sacrament of Reconciliation: Confessions are heard Wednesday 5-6pm; Saturday 8:30am and 4-4:30pm; Sunday 8-8:30am and also by ap-
pointment.
Sacrament of Matrimony: Contact the parish office six months prior to the wedding. Advent and Lent are penitential seasons; weddings are dis-
couraged during these seasons. Call the Church Office for a copy of the Parish Wedding Guidelines.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick: Call the Parish Office as soon as surgery, hospitalization or serious injury occur.
Saturday, April 28, 8:00 AM Holy Souls in Purgatory
Saturday, April 28, 4:30 PM †Richard Resha by Becky Turner
Sunday, April 29, 8:30 AM †Jeanne Lydon by Pat Lydon
Sunday, April 29, 11:00 AM People of St. Joseph
Monday, April 30, 8:00 AM Intentions of Mike & Llany Romine
Tuesday, May 1, 8:00 AM Intentions of Celsa Villegas by Mike & Llany Romine
Wednesday, May 2, 6:00 PM †Lori Ann Beaty by Rita Pickel
Thursday, May 3, 8:00 AM †Frances Silletti by Patricia Williams
Friday, May 4, 8:00 AM †Dr. Theodora Gongaware by Christy Glaser
Saturday, May 5, 8:00 AM Holy Souls in Purgatory & Church Militants
Saturday, May 5, 4:30 PM †George Geary by Kenneth, Linda & Ray Keel
Sunday, May 6, 8:30 AM People of St. Joseph
Sunday, May 6, 11:00 AM †John & Patsy Warner by Sharyn Curbo
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Caroline McClendon, Johnny Kane, Patricia Williams, Anna Trainor, Katie Allen, Mary Hunt, Elda Soria, Carol Warren, Jim Curry, Leslie LaChance, Aileen & Earl Etter, Todd Bradford, Cathy Page, Helen Scanttebury, Erma Sullivan, Elinor Beck, Marla Brown, Linda Garland, Ami Brown, Tracy Sormanti, Samuel Turri, Helen St. Germain, Benjamin Smith, Judy Floyd, Joe Fricault, Virginia Webster, Joseph Johnson, Teresa Gregory, Jim Collins, Sara Roberts, Darlene Bohannon, Ricky Hayes, Brynn Hatchett, Sara Hayes, Jayne Almonrode, Eddie McBride, G. Allen, Hailey Stevenson, Susan Mitchell, Marlene Kopczynski, Stan Lodl, Dorothy Hymer, Christopher Jones, Mark Perry, Ronna Baltz, Dr. Martin Croce, Caroline Almonrode, Gary Howden, LaDeriek Doss, Butch Fasinski, Vertistine Doss. Please do not assume we know someone is ill. Names will remain on list for three weeks unless requested otherwise. Call the Office to add someone to the list. Please remember to pray for all our chronically ill parish members. ST. JOSEPH EMAIL PRAYER REQUEST ID is [email protected] to Aubrey Burns.
Readings for the Week of !April 29, 2018!Sunday: Acts 9:26!31/Ps 22:26!27, 28, 30, 31!32 [26a]/1 Jn 3:18!24/Jn 15:1!8�Monday: Acts 14:5!18/Ps 115:1!2, 3!4, 15!16 [1ab]/Jn 14:21!26�Tuesday: Acts 14:19!28/Ps 145:10!11, 12!13ab, 21 [cf. 12]/Jn 14:27!31a�St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26!!2:3 or Col 3:14!15, 17, 23!24/Ps 90:2, 3!4, 12!13, 14 and 16 [cf. 17b]/Mt 13:54!58�Wednesday: Acts 15:1!6/Ps 122:1!2, 3!4ab, 4cd!5 [cf. 1]/Jn 15:1!8�Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1!8/Ps 19:2!3, 4!5 [5]/Jn 14:6!14�Friday: Acts 15:22!31/Ps 57:8!9, 10 and 12 [10a]/Jn 15:12!17�Saturday: Acts 16:1!10/Ps 100:1b!2, 3, 5/Jn 15:18!21�Next Sunday: Acts 10:25!26, 34!35, 44!48/Ps 98:1, 2!3, 3!4 [cf. 2b]/1 Jn 4:7!10/Jn 15:9!17
PARISH NURSE is located in the Parish Life Center. Office Hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 9am-2pm. No appointment necessary.
PARISH FOOD PANTRY is located in the Parish Life Center. Open Tuesday and Thursday from 9am-12:30pm. Available to all parishioners as well as the community in need.
MINDFUL BODY MOVEMENT: Come try the Mindful Body Movement Class at St. Joseph every Tuesday at 1pm in the Parish Life Center. Wear athletic shoes, bring a bottle of water and a friend!
HEALTH TIP: We all have Mental Health. The distinguishing factor in Mental Illness is typically chronic or long-term impairments that range from moderate to disabling in nature. As a faith community, we can offer spiritual comfort through our prayerful presence in people’s lives by acknowledging their pain and supporting them through the healing and recovery process. For more information, visit the National Cath-olic Partnership on Disability athttp://www.ncpd.org/ministries-programs/specific/mentalillness or talk with your parish nurse.
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SUNDAY MORNING SCRIPTURE CLASS: BEATITUDES MATTHEW 5:3-10 BLESSED ARE THE MEEK, FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH” Matthew 5:5 During the months of April and May the focus of the Sunday Scripture Class will be on the third beatitude.
Matthew 20:26-27 Matthew 10:39 Matthew 11:29 Matthew 21:5 2Cornithians10:1 Ephesians 4:2 Colossians 3:12 Galatians 5:23 Psalm 37:11
“M-Mighty; E-Educable; E-Educable; K-Kind. Passionate persistence without impertinence produces progress!
I’d rather change my mind…. and succeed! Than have my own way….. and fail. Blessed are those whose dreams are shaped by their hopes….. not by their hurts!” Be Happy Attitude number three “I ‘m going to remain cool, calm and corrected!” To register or ask for information: call Paula Murphy cp# 615-495-8388 or Clair Ivanov hp# 615-865-1558 ([email protected])
LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC MEDIA: A glorious Easter Season! Stop by the kiosk and pick up The Resurrection of the Body. This booklet offers an informal expression of a major element of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. It makes the CCC more accessible to gain a better understanding of the Faith. Also, available, are several items that will aid in understanding, praying and preparing for Divine Mercy Sunday and beyond. This month we will celebrate the Feast of St. Mark, the Evangelist. You might want to read the Gospel of Mark and use the Ignatius Study Bible as your guide! If you have any questions or suggestions, call Leona Steinhilber at 615-265-8375. JESUS, WE TRUST IN YOU!
SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL AFTERCARE IS HIRING! Come be a part of Team SJS! Aftercare is looking for energetic people to help provide care for our students after school and on full days when school is closed. We are looking to hire immediately and schedule can be flexible. Employees must be 18, have their own reliable transportation, pass a background check and complete safe environment training. For further information, please contact Jennifer Mayo at [email protected] .
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL is currently accepting new student applications for our 3 year old through 8th grade classes. Please see our school website www.saintjosephschoolnashville.org or call Mary Jo Faust at (615) 865-1491 for more information.
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Jennifer Hughes attended RCIA sessions two years ago but it wasn’t until this year’s Easter Vigil that she received her Initiation Sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation and Eu-charist. Jennifer grew up in the Nashville area and church was a large part of her life. During history classes, in school, she was introduced to the Catholic Church from a his-torical perspective. As she matured, the desire for more in her spiritual life grew. Through continued reading and a little help from Google, Jennifer found St. Joseph Church and entered our RCIA process to continue her faith journey. Jennifer and her husband, Chad, have 5 children and 2 grandchildren. She is a stay at home mom and home schools the three younger children, who also attend St. Joseph Religious Ed on Sunday mornings. In her spare time, Jennifer continues to enjoy reading and to coach her daughter’s softball team. Mary Lou Spurlock is Jennifer’s godparent and sponsor. !
Reagan Marquez is the newest member of this year’s RCIA class. He was baptized in the Catholic faith as a young child in Micronesia. He came to the U.S. 13 years ago with his wife. They have 5 children, 4 daughters and 1 son, who attend St. Joseph Religious Ed on Sunday mornings. His wife, Jayleen and oldest daughter, LaTonya entered the RCIA pro-cess last fall to complete their initiation sacraments. At the urging of his wife and daughter and after adjusting his work schedule, Reagan was able to join in this year’s RCIA class so that they could enter into full communion in the Catholic Church as a family. Reagan is a cook by profession and he enjoys spending his spare time playing with his children. Basket-ball is his sport. He enjoys the NBA and is a fan of the San Antonio Spurs. Reagan is ac-companied on his faith journey by his sponsor, Al Fleck.!
PRAYER WARRIORS NEEDED !MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL & ST. BRUNO NIGHT WARRIORS
LET’S JOIN FORCES NOW AND STORM HEAVEN.!TOGETHER WE MUST DO IT.!
Michael the Archangel Prayer Warriors (MAPW) are just ordinary Catholics trying to fight an extraordinary enemy (Satan) through prayer, fasting, frequent reception of the Sacraments and all the ordinary and extraordinary holy things done by Christians everywhere who are attempting to practice their faith. We serve God according to our vocation in life, but prayer and fasting are our main weapons.!! 1. “Jesus seems to…announce a mysterious law of the world of prayer, namely, that God, by His own decree, has somehow placed His power in the hands of persons who intercede, in such a way that unless they intercede, His power is withheld. This is the great attraction of the prayer of intercession. As you practice it, you get a sense of the tremendous power there is in prayer and having sensed this power, you will never give up prayer. Fr. Anthony de Mello, S.J., Sadhana � A Way to God !! 2. Our MAPW are devoted to spending a minimum of one hour each day in solitude and silence in some quiet place im-mersed in prayer and meditation. The Holy Rosary is the weapon of choice. The practice of praying the Liturgy of the Hours is also highly encouraged as is any Lectio Divina. Be still before the Lord!and wait patiently for him. Ps 37:7 ! !! The practice of praying in a place which is quiet and away from the noisy world we live in is most important for our own spiritual health and has grand implications for the Church, which is The Body of Christ, and for the world. Mass is not enough! !! There are no meetings, dues or vows. We just take on an obligation and make a promise with God in love to spend one hour a day in prayer and to fast on Fridays. !
St. Bruno Night Warriors!! St. Bruno Night Warriors (SBNW) are Christians who practice the same prayer formulas that our MAPW’s practice in #2, but they pray during the nighttime hours, anytime between 8:00PM and 4:00AM. These are the hours when fewer Christians are at prayer in our portion of the globe. These are the hours when the greatest evil takes place and there are fewer people at prayer. Our Night Warriors fill this gap and continue the prayer relay. With the diminution of the contemplative and cloistered religious orders throughout the Church, you and I are seriously needed to take up the slack. !“Prayer offered up at night possesses a great power, more than the prayer of daytime. There is nothing even Satan fears so much as prayer that is offered during the vigilance at night…” Isaac the Syrian “The faithful must get used to praying in the night, like Jesus. God carries out His works at night. In the night, all movement is transformed and grows by God’s strength.” Robert Cardi-nal Sarah, !! Brothers and sisters, please give this more than just a great deal of thought. Pray about this and make a decision to deepen and strengthen your love life for the Triune God, Mother Mary, all the saints and for Mother Church. This will benefit the world in which she, the Church, ministers her loving benevolence.!“Prayer is able to transform the world.” St John Paul II “[Prayer] remains the tool with which to reform the world.” Robert Car-dinal Sarah !
Deacon †ed!Welsh Google: Michael the Archangel Prayer Warriors !
If you are new to St. Joseph Parish and would like to become a registered member, please fill out the registration form below and return to the church office or drop in the collection. If you have been attending St. Joseph and are not sure if you are registered, please call the church office and we will check our records. !
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Registration/Donation forms may be found in the church gathering space. The website for auction items is futurepriestbenefit.weebly.com. !
Congratulations to those celebrating a birthday in May! If your birth-day is in May and your name is not listed, please call the church office to give them your information. 615�865�1071!
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LITURGICAL MINISTERS SCHEDULE All Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist and Altar Servers must arrive and check in AT LEAST 10 minutes prior to the beginning of Mass in the gathering space, then proceed to the Sacristy for prayers. If you cannot make your assigned Mass, it is your responsibility to get a replacement. For more information contact Sharon Craighead at [email protected], altar servers contact Adam Head at [email protected]. Thank you for your service.
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