This Father’s Day, let us honor all of the Fathers in our Parish, especially those whose families remember them through their a parish spiritual remembrance contributions: Andrew L. Swartzell, Joe Sheldon, Louis Korniak, Walter J. Massoth, William R. Maniscalco, William H. Sofield, Edward Bole, Richard Schenk, Joseph S. Hopp, Marvin Whitaker, Austin Anderson, John H. Anderson, Chester Potts, William Reed Sr., George Tomlinson, Rollin O. Hay, Raymond Sondgeroth, Mike Malone, Maurice Harmening, James Brandenburg, Bob Hillan, Calvin Miller, Andrew Studer, Lawrence Miller, Lawrence Schreeg, Don Tonner, Tim Schreeg, Fred Waymire, Edmond Faker, Albin Shank, Charles Horton, Arthur J. Kanney, Duane Robinson, Bill Wood, Dennis Carroll, Ray Kolodzieski Sr., Edward Cercone, Elmer Bard, Irving Rielly, Dean Blankenbaker, Al Nagel, Lad Kubovy, Matthew Gembala, Bob Hanna Sr., Bob Hanna, Jerry Nagel, Edward Lipson, Thomas H. Hawkins, George Shide, Jerry Pals, James Walter, Kent Mahnesmith, Ed Mahnesmith, Richard Scheurich, Pat Scheurich, Pat Scanlon, James Patton Sr., William Fogarty, Albert Misch, Frank Jagoda, Paul Bracht, Joseph Buchtman, Walter Chapman, John Van Hoof, John Pedone, Donald Yost, Doc Faker, Gene Fullenkamp, Roy Nordyke Sr., Urban Post, Edward Stath, Glen Stath, Edward Goetz, Julian Koesters, The Post Family Fathers, Jack Wiseman, Macario Delgado, Michael W. Williamson, Shane A. Whitaker, Allen L. Whitaker, Gerald Nagel, Walter Nagel Sr, Joseph Kerber
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This Father’s Day, let us honor all of the Fathers in our Parish, especially those whose families remember them through their
a parish spiritual remembrance contributions: Andrew L. Swartzell, Joe Sheldon, Louis Korniak, Walter J. Massoth, William R. Maniscalco, William H. Sofield, Edward Bole, Richard Schenk,
Joseph S. Hopp, Marvin Whitaker, Austin Anderson, John H. Anderson, Chester Potts, William Reed Sr., George Tomlinson,
Rollin O. Hay, Raymond Sondgeroth, Mike Malone, Maurice Harmening, James Brandenburg, Bob Hillan, Calvin Miller, Andrew
Studer, Lawrence Miller, Lawrence Schreeg, Don Tonner, Tim Schreeg, Fred Waymire, Edmond Faker, Albin Shank, Charles Horton, Arthur J. Kanney, Duane Robinson, Bill Wood, Dennis
Carroll, Ray Kolodzieski Sr., Edward Cercone, Elmer Bard, Irving Rielly, Dean Blankenbaker, Al Nagel, Lad Kubovy, Matthew Gembala, Bob Hanna Sr., Bob Hanna, Jerry Nagel, Edward
Lipson, Thomas H. Hawkins, George Shide, Jerry Pals, James Walter, Kent Mahnesmith, Ed Mahnesmith, Richard Scheurich, Pat Scheurich, Pat Scanlon, James Patton Sr., William Fogarty, Albert
Misch, Frank Jagoda, Paul Bracht, Joseph Buchtman, Walter Chapman, John Van Hoof, John Pedone, Donald Yost, Doc Faker, Gene Fullenkamp, Roy Nordyke Sr., Urban Post, Edward Stath,
Glen Stath, Edward Goetz, Julian Koesters, The Post Family Fathers, Jack Wiseman, Macario Delgado, Michael W. Williamson,
Shane A. Whitaker, Allen L. Whitaker, Gerald Nagel, Walter Nagel Sr, Joseph Kerber
SAINT AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH JUNE 19, 2016
Birthday List June 19 Greg Miller, Julia Simmons, Jean Trammel, Alicia Ulm, Russell Zak June 20 Jesilyn Fleming, Mona Jagoda, Hugo Ordones, Eileen Zitzka June 21 Isaac Ahler, Anita Jordan, Mary Beth Mattocks, Kevin Stath, Angela Urbano, Rodney Woolley June 22 Laura Reed, Gloria Deno, Emma Osterfeld June 23 Jacob Ahler, Bill Brinker, Cameron Crume, Carol Gehring, Chelsie Meeks, Rick Myers, John Nichols June 24 Edward Cercone, Jayden Erb, Deborah Gembala, Jose Resendez, Patricia VanMeter June 25 Phil Albrecht, Matt Carlberg, Katherine Hayworth
Minister Schedule for June 25 & 26
Saturday 5:00PM Greeter– G. Messman, B/D Hollerman Lector– John Mercer Ministers– Janice Mercer, J. Messman, B/D Hollerman, G. Garrity Servers– Drew Cain & Will Messman Sunday 7:30 AM Greeters– Nellie Shide, P/D Schulenburg, J. Brusnahan Lector– Ed Feicht Ministers– D/R Myers, B. Warren, J. Brusnahan, M Miller Servers– Jerrett Nagel & Katie Myers 10:00 AM Greeters– J. Kohley, Ed Nagel, A. Walter Lector– G. Evans Ministers– K/J Benner, D. Reichert, S. Dobson, C. Sue Servers– Braden Dobson, Jacob & Hilary Hall
Care Ministers for June 19-25 June 19– G. Garrity June 20– B. Evans June 21– G. Schenk
June 22– Fr. Don
June 23– C. Hanna June 24– B. Post June 25-B. Tonner
SUNDAY, JUNE 19– Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am Charles Horton, Albin Shank & Arthur J. Kanney 10:00am Rita Nagel MONDAY, JUNE 20 8:00am Communion Service 8:30-3:30pm Eucharistic Adoration TUESDAY, JUNE 21– St. Aloysius Gonzaga 5:30pm Joseph S.& Joanne M. Hopp, Jeffrey M. Dick, Austin & Geneva Anderson WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22– St. Paulinus of Nola, St. John Fisher & Thomas More 10:00am Phil & Ellen McGraw (Mass at the Care Center) THURSDAY, JUNE 23 8:00am 60th Wedding Anniversary of Tom & Mary Lou Potts FRIDAY, JUNE 24– Nativity of St. John the Baptist 8:30am Mark Carnevale SATURDAY, JUNE 25 5:00pm Ruth Ann Shank SUNDAY, JUNE 26– Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am For the Parish 10:00am Living/Deceased of the Nagel Family
Second Collection: Seminarian Fund Appeal By the grace of God, the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana currently has twenty seminarians. This certainly shows that God continues to call young men to the priesthood from our parishes. Please help support our seminarians by supporting their calling. This weekend, our parish will take a collection for the training of these men to be our future priests in the Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana. Will you help support our seminarians? Please look at today’s bulletin insert, and use the envelope provided for your gift. St. Augustine’s goal for the campaign is $4,266.00. Last week, $975.00 was collected towards our goal. Please help us meet our goal!
Fortnight for Freedom U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops for the last five years has
asked Catholics to recognize the 14 days from June 21 — the vigil of the feast of St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More — to July 4 as
the “Fortnight for Freedom.” Join Us In Prayer!
*Opening Mass of the Fortnight for Freedom June 21, 7pm, live, on EWTN: DirectTV=Ch370; DishNetwork=Ch261; U-verse=Ch562 *Daily Recitation at 7:00pm of the “ Prayer for Protection of Religious Liberty” O GOD OUR CREATOR, from your provident hand we have received our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. You have called us as your people and given us the right and the duty to worship you, the only true God, and your Son, Jesus Christ. Through the power and working of your Holy Spirit, you call us to live out our faith in the midst of the world, bringing the light and the saving truth of the Gospel to every corner of society. We ask you to bless us in our vigilance for the gift of religious liberty. Give us the strength of mind and heart to readily defend our freedoms when they are threatened; give us courage in making our voices heard on behalf of the rights of your Church and the freedom of conscience of all people of faith. Grant, we pray, O heavenly Father, a clear and united voice to all your sons and daughters gathered in your Church in this decisive hour in the history of our nation, so that, with every trial withstood and every danger overcome— for the sake of our children, our grandchildren, and all who come after us— this great land will always be “one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/site/article/fanning-the-flames-of-religious-freedom/#ixzz4BOlWyZnc... Or just Google “Fortnight of Freedom”)
TWELFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 219-866-5351 OR www.saugustine.org
Bulletin Submissions: If you would like to submit a picture or article for the bulletin, please contact the church office by either calling 866-5351 or
emailing [email protected]. Submissions must be received by 8:00am on Tuesday in order to be included in the following weekend’s edition.
Going on Vacation? Visit the church at www.saugustine.org!
Please use Online Giving to catch-up on offertory. Click on the Online Giving link, it’s
quick and easy. Your support during summer months helps sustain our parish.
Stay up to date with online bulletins! Did you know that you can download church events straight to your phone or device by simply clicking a button at the top of the online calendar? Check ministry calendars, see pictures of the renovation project and much more!
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat for Healing After Abortion
If you are suffering from an abortion, experience the healing love of Jesus Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat July 15, 16, and 17. Participation is
strictly confidential and offers a beautiful opportunity to experience God’s love, forgiveness and compassion. For more info contact: 1
-877-522-3300. For complete listings of retreat dates and locations contact 1-877-467-3463 or www.rachelsvineyard.org
Did you know? The Knights of Columbus have a breakfast the last
Sunday of each month to promote fellowship and raise funds. The primary focus is on generating funds for our
K of C Scholarships. Over the last several years we have awarded 2 to 4 $500 scholarships to graduates
pursuing further education. If additional funds are left over, we use them to support Gibault, St. Augustine School, The Food Pantry, Food Finders, etc. Please
help support the Knights of Columbus and our community by attending their last Sunday breakfasts.
Knights of Columbus Breakfast Join the Knights Sunday, June 26th for a Pancake, Sausage &
Egg breakfast from 8:00 to 11:30. Dine in or Carry Out.
St. Augustine Schoo l R egistrat ion
St. Augustine School Enrollment St. Augustine School is currently enrolling for the 2016-2017
school year. We have openings in all grades. There is one class per grade in Kindergarten through five and class sizes are limited.
We offer three choices for preschool classes: two day morning preschool for ages 3-4, three day morning preschool for ages 4-5,
and a five day afternoon Jr. Kindergarten for ages 4-5. Please contact Principal Anne Dumas at the school at 866-5480 or
SASBUCK$ News: Big news! SAS Buck$ gift cards are available for both Ayda’s and Royal Oak Family Restaurant! How can you get your hands on those and other SAS Buck$ gift cards? If you usually buy the cards that are on-hand in the school office, you’ll
now visit the Rectory, which is open Tuesday through Friday, from 8:00am to 3:00pm. If you order your cards after church or online,
know that those orders will be processed on a bi-weekly basis (the next order is June 19). A new SAS Buck$ cycle will begin July 3rd,
so the final order for this school year will be made June 19th. Questions? Call the school (866-5480) or church office (866-5351).
A Note from the Parish Nurse:
Attention Walking Group: Anyone interested in walking? We will be meeting every Saturday morning from 8:30-9:00 at the old
Monnett Elementary School. We will start Saturday, June 25th and finish the Saturday of August
6th. Come walk just for fun and health or walk with us to achieve a goal of walking a 5K (possibly the Touch of Dutch on August
13th). I am looking forward to walking with you!!
June is National Safety Month Injuries are a leading cause of disability for people of all ages — and they are the leading cause of death for Americans ages 1 to 44. The good news is everyone can be involved to prevent injuries. During National Safety Month, St. Augustine is working with community members to reduce the risk of injuries. We encourage you to learn more about important safety issues like prescription painkiller abuse, transportation safety, and slips, trips, and falls.
are a growing problem in the United States, especially among women. About 18 women die every day from a prescription painkiller overdose — more than 4 times as many as back in 1999.
Transportation safety: Doing other activities while driving — like
texting or eating — distracts you and increases your chance of crashing. Almost 1 in 5 crashes (17%) that injured someone involved distracted driving.
Slips, trips, and falls: One in 3 older adults falls each year. Many
falls lead to broken bones and other health problems. You can make a difference. Find out ways to help reduce the risk of these safety issues.
Safety proofing your home pamphlets are available at each
entrance and the church office. Please feel free to grab one.
For more information, contact Jocelyn Ventrello, Parish Nurse.
Congratulations to Walter & Velma Nagel on the occasion of their 67th Wedding
Anniversary and to Tom & Mary Lou Potts in celebration of their 60th Wedding Anniversary!
May God continue to bless your marriages!
When was the last time you had a really memorable summer? Chances are, your best summers have been times of reflection,
rejuvenation, and personal growth. Do something this year to have a truly unforgettable summer.
We invite you to take a life-changing journey with us through our free Summer of Mercy email program. It features 1-2 minute videos from Matthew Kelly and other leading Catholic voices of our time. It includes content from our bestselling book Beautiful Mercy. And it’s
only 3 emails per week for 7 weeks. Sign up today to receive simple yet powerful messages that will transform the way you
experience God’s unconditional love and inspire you to share that love with others. Go to Dynamiccatholic.com or click on the link
from our parish website: www.saugustine.org.
Information Night for ELM The Ecclesial Lay Ministry Program (ELM) engages discerning Catholic adults through participation in a formation experience
comprised of human, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral elements designed to respond to their call to holiness and Church leadership in ministry. You are cordially invited to join the Pastoral Office for Catechesis for ELM Information Night. Thursday, July 28, 7-
8:30 p.m., Our Lady of Grace Church Community Room, Noblesville. For more information, contact Dr. Anne D. Roat, at
