YOUTH MINISTRY

ABIDE – Tues., Oct 15th. Why not pause your busy schedule each month with Abide. Mark your calendar for every third Tuesday of the month when individuals of all ages and families from around the New Albany Deanery converge upon the chapel at Mt. St. Francis for personal prayer, reflective praise & worship music, Eucharistic Adoration and Confession. No registration required. Come for a few minutes or stay for the evening! Begins at 6:30 pm and ends 8:30 pm. Those in attendance from St. Joseph parish, meet up with Lisa Whitaker afterwards at McDonald’s in Highlander Point for a beverage or ice cream/milkshake.

Halloween Costume Dance for

Middle School Youth (6th, 7th, and 8th

graders) – Friday evening, Oct. 25 at St. Anthony’s Gym in Clarksville (320 N Sherwood Drive). Time: 7-9pm, Cost $5 per person. Come in costume for food, dancing & fun. Hosted by St. Anthony Catholic Parish.

Annual Family & Youth Mass -

Sunday night, Oct. 27 in Lanesville at Pete & Joan Schickel Farm (371 Ball Diamond Rd., Lanesville, IN 47136). Mass begins at 4:00 pm so arrive early to find a spot to park, walk and get settled in for mass. Supper provided by St. Mary’s Lanesville afterwards. Guests are asked to bring a snack or dessert to share. Recommend folks bring a blanket or lawn chairs for seating. Stay as long as you’d like until evening ends at 8:00 pm. Hayrides, bonfire, games, live music will be all part of the fun. Gather your children of all ages for a fun evening together.

NEWS FROM THE MUSIC AND LITURGICAL MINISTRIES:

Be on the lookout for a different order of music after Communion! Music during communion will be either instrumental music or something sung by the choir. Near the end of the Communion procession, a hymn will be announced to be sung throughout the purifying of the vessels and will conclude during the time the priest is seated. The Assembly may be seated as the priest closes the tabernacle doors; before he begins the purifying—no need to wait until he sits. The priest will then begin the concluding rites ending with the Blessing and Dismissal. Immediately, instead of a hymn, an instrumental postlude will begin as the priest leaves the church. • Please remain in your place until the priest has exited through the doors. • Please do not try to shout down the organ music as you exit the church. This is one of the options offered by the Bishops in the Liturgy Documents.

SCHOOL NEWS

St. Joseph Catholic School

School year theme – Encourage one another

and build each other up. (Thessalonians

5:11)

REVERSE RAFFLE The 3rd Annual Reverse Raffle will

be held on Saturday November 9th.

All proceeds benefit our school.

Come enjoy dinner, cash prizes and

groovy dancing to the 70's band,

New this year will be a costume

contest! Reservations are required.

Please stop by in the Narthex after

Mass at St. Joseph to purchase

your dinner and reverse raffle

tickets. Winners do not have to be

present to win! This year we will

have $10, $20 and $50 raffles.

ONLY 150 tickets for each raffle.

Dinner will be catered by Carrie’s

Catering. Dinner tickets are $30

per person. Reservations are

required. Tickets will be on sale in

the school office during regular

school hours. (License #002475).

SGO (TAX-CREDIT) SCHOLARSHIPS – DO YOU KNOW WHAT THEY ARE? DO YOU KNOW HOW TO DONATE? SGO Scholarships provide financial assistance for students to attend St. Joseph Catholic School. This program was created about 10 years ago by the state legislature. The State of Indiana will refund 50% of a donation to this fund to the DONOR! So, if you donate $200 to our SGO fund, the State will give you a $100 refund on your state taxes. No donation is too small. The donations are made to a St. Joseph school and are kept in that our account even if there is more donated than we need to award. Each year we need about $35,000 to supply the financial assistance needed by our families. We are fortunate to have several donors who faithfully contribute to this account each year. In 2018 we had 15 donors. Our goal is to add 5 (or more) new donors this year. Contributions made before the end of the year can be claimed on your 2019 tax state tax returns. Donating is EASY! - You can go online to www.i4qed.org to make a donation or you can complete a donation form and mail it along with your check to the Institute for Quality Education. The forms are available to be downloaded from the school website or you can stop by the school office. For more information, please call the school office and speak to Julie Crone. Keep Up with what’s going on at St. Joseph Catholic School. Like us on Facebook, download the Mobile App by visiting the App Store and searching for St. Joseph, Corydon, and visit the school website at www.catholic-community.org.

The school participates in the Box Tops for Education, Kroger Rewards and Amazon SMILE programs.

Are you FORMED? Access films, audio, eBooks, videos, Catholic studies, etc. (in English and Spanish) for adults, teens and children via smart phone, computer, ipad… all on the digital platform - FORMED. Now available to our parish individuals and families, SJCS families and teachers, and all your friends for FREE! Share with co-workers, the homebound, hospitalized, military, friends, etc. Log on to the FORMED website through our parish link:

www.stjoecorydon.formed.org

This week’s feature: “Grasp the Historical

Importance of Fatima” -Against the backdrop of a world engulfed in war, the prophetic drama surrounding Our Lady’s appearance in Portugal captures the minds and hearts of believers and unbelievers alike.

Middle School Math Teacher needed. St. Joseph Catholic School is seeking applications for a person to teach 4th, 5th and 6th grade math and 4th grade religion. The position will begin January 6, 2020 and extend until the end of the school year. Interested persons should send their

resume to St. Joseph Catholic School, 512 N. Mulberry Street, Corydon, IN 47112. You are also welcome to call for more information. The school office phone number is 812-738-4549.

Knights of Columbus Friday

Night Dinners. October 18:

Grilled Tenderloin and two sides

October 25: Grilled brats and two

sides. All dinners include: salad,

Tea, Kool-aid or Water. At the hall,

6110 Hwy 63, Lanesville; 5:00 to

7:30pm, Queen of Hearts Jack pot!

LEGION OF MARY: Have you ever wondered what the Legion of

Mary does? We meet every Monday morning at 8:30 in the Day Activity

Center (DAC) at Holy Family Parish. We begin with Legionary prayers,

then we pray the Rosary. After a spiritual reading and business reports,

we discuss our assignments, have prayer and spiritual discussion. Each

week, if able, we are asked to do Mary’s work in some form. We do this

by visiting area nursing homes. Our goal is to make Mary present in our

visits. The needs of our community are growing. Mary wants to play a

role in our salvation but she needs you. You are under no obligation to

join, just sit in on a Monday and hear what we do. Let the Holy Spirit

guide and see if this is a path for you. Questions: call Karen Stumler 502-

974-3981.

PROVIDENCE TO PRESENT JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH.

Our Lady of Providence High School’s Performing Arts Department will

present James and the Giant Peach in the Robinson Auditorium on

Saturday, Oct. 26, at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 27, at 2:00 p.m. This

delightful children’s musical is an offbeat adaptation of the classic Roald

Dahl adventure. Everyone will enjoy this tale of a boy, his insect friends,

and their amazing journey across the ocean on a giant piece of fruit.

Tickets are $5 for adults and students (K-12) and can be purchased at the

door. Free admission for children under 5 and for Deanery teachers. The

Saturday show could be moved to Sunday, Oct. 27, if a Providence sports

team would be competing in a postseason tournament at the same time.

website (www.providencehigh.net) for more information.

Lisa Whitaker, Director

►2019-20 Family Faith Formation (FFF) Yearly Theme: THE SACRAMENTS Time: 10:15 – 11:45 am (unless otherwise specified)

• Sun., Oct 20: Community Gathering (Parish Hall/Kitchen)

• Sun., Nov 3: Adult Gathering (Youth Room), Bosco Youth (Gym/Cafeteria), Allelu! PreK & K (Old Library Room)

• Sun., Nov 17: Community Gathering (Parish Hall/Kitchen)

►October Overview - Family Faith Formation: Catechetical/Formational Goals for children and adults by end of October:

1. Recite this month’s Scripture Memorization 2. Define this month’s Words to Know 3. Explain that God created everything out of nothing and

that God is the source of all life. 4. Understand that God helps us understand invisible,

spiritual things through visible, material things. 5. Describe, in basic terms, what a Sacrament is. 6. Be familiar with some basic facts about this month’s saint

- St. Therese of Lisiuex. 7. Your Catholic Home - Live the Faith: begin (or

strengthen) the practice of Praying before all meals (at home and outside the home-at work/school/friend’s house).

8. Your Catholic Home - Live the Faith: Create a Family Prayer Corner. Place a crucifix in the middle to remind us to center our lives around Jesus Christ.

Lesson 1: God is the Source of All Life Words to Know: Creator, Visible, Invisible, Sign, Symbol Catechism of Catholic Church (CCC) References: 1086-1089, 1114, 1116 Lesson 2: What Is A Sacrament? Words to Know: Sacrament, Grace Catechism of Catholic Church (CCC) References: 1066-1134, 1210

►Saint of the Month: St. Therese of Lisieux (of the Child of Jesus) ►Monthly Scripture Memorization: 1 John 4:8 “Whoever is without love does not know God, for God is love.” ►Car Conversations - Adults & youth reminder to cut out and “hang” your Car Tag in your vehicle this month to prompt faith discussions while “on-the-go”. Why not turn-off the radio and tune-in to one another with lively discussion and listening. ALL families with children in public, private, or homeschool are welcomed to join us in our parish’s Family of Faith Program. Adults with no children are also welcomed to join us as well within our Religious Ed’s Family Faith Formation. As a reminder this program includes the entire family and adults in learning and living the Catholic faith. If interested in attending / registering electronic registrations and payment are currently still accepted thru St. Joseph website https://catholic-community.org/faith-formation Click on Registration Page. Contact Lisa Whitaker at Lisa.Whitaker@catholic-community.org with questions.

►RCIA Session Upcoming Dates: Unless otherwise **noted meet in Cafeteria, 10:15 am – 11:45 am.

❖ Sun., Oct 13: 1:5 Who Is Jesus ❖ Sun., Oct 20: 2:3 Walk Through the Mass: Exploring

Liturgy ❖ Sun., Oct 27: 1:9 Mary and the Saints: Our Spiritual

Mother and the Communion of Saints ❖ Friday, Nov 1: All Saints Day – Holy Day of Obligation

(see bulletin for mass schedule)

Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the

Magisterium of the Catholic Church, your Faith

Formation Commission strives to provide the life-

long faith formation of our brothers and sisters in

Christ in order to know, love and serve Christ in this

life and be happy with him forever in heaven.

KNOW + LOVE + SERVE

OCTOBER 12 & 13, 2019 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

MINISTRIES FOR NEXT WEEKEND, October 19 & 20

ST. JOSEPH 4:00 pm

SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: J. Miller MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:

B1 B. Schunemann

C1 Volunteer C2 Volunteer

USHERS: J. Mattingly

ST. JOSEPH 9:00 am

SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: R. Fields MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:

B1 J. Lasher B3 T. Elder

C1 B. Robertson C2 J. Lasher

C3 S. Smith USHERS: D. Chandler C. Erpelding D. Hall M. Rothrock

ST. JOSEPH 12:00 pm

SERVERS: Volunteers LECTOR: Volunteer Volunteer MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:

B1 J. Schreck C1 B. Payne C2 J. Payne

USHERS: J. Brann D. Canseco L. Gonzales R. Paz

MPB 7:00 am

SERVERS: D. Lind J. Jones LECTOR: J. Eve MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION:

B. Crosier M. Kingsley

OFFERTORY: K. Klinefelter family

ST. PETER: 6:00 pm

LECTOR: S. Babcock MIN. OF HOLY COMMUNION

T. Bibb D. Bibb

S. Deatrick

PREP OF ALTAR: T. Crask

MINISTRY LISTS ARE ON OUR WEBSITE

SCRIPTURE FOR NEXT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 TWENTY-NINTH SYNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

1st Reading – Exodus 17:8-13; 2nd Reading – 2 Timothy 3:14-4:2 Gospel –Luke 18:1-8

STEWARDSHIP Collection of 10/6/2019 $12,388

Weekly Budgeted Amount $12,200

Variance to Weekly Budget $188

Current Fiscal Year – July 2019 to June 2020

Actual Collected through 10/6/2019 $138,059

Budgeted total through 10/6/2019 $146,500

Variance to Annual Budget ($8,441)

Thank you for your continued support!

World Mission Sunday (October 20): organized by the Propagation of the Faith, is a day set aside for Catholics worldwide to recommit themselves to the Church’s missionary activity through prayer and sacrifice. As described by Pope John Paul II, World Mission Sunday is “an

important day in the life of the Church because in teaches how to give: as an offering made to God, in the Eucharistic celebration and all the missions of the world” (see Redemptoris Missio 81)

WHAT’S HAPPENING THIS WEEK: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 ➢ RCIA-10:15-11:45 am in Cafeteria ➢ Latino Bible Study-10:15-11:30 am in Old Library

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 ➢ Eucharistic Adoration-8:00 am-8:00 pm in Church ➢ School Comm-6:00-7:30 pm in PH Café ➢ Purgatory Society-7:00-8:00 pm in Church

➢ Men’s Group-7:00-8:30 pm in Old Library TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 ➢ Bible Study-10:00-11:30 am in Hillman Room

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 ➢ Quilting-9:00 am-3:00 pm ➢ Women’s Bible Study-10:00 am at St. Peter PH ➢ Bilingual Choir Practice–7:00-8:30 pm at St. Joseph

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 ➢ Sewing Club-9:30am -4:00 pm in Hillman Room ➢ Schola-6:15 pm in Church ➢ Choir Practice-7:00-8:00 pm in Church

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 ➢ Bible Study-9:00-10:30 am in Old Library

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 ➢ Ballet-10:00-10:45 am in PH ➢ Confirmation at Our Lady of Perpetual Help

***Event planning forms are available on our website and

in the back of church.***

Dear Parishioners,

As you may know, October has traditionally

been recognized as the month of the Holy

Rosary, and this, in part, is due to the fact

that we celebrate the memorial of Our Lady

of the Rosary on October 7. Historically, this

feast was established by Pope St. Pius V,

wishing to commemorate the anniversary of

a Christian naval victory in 1571 at

Lepanto, a victory attributed to the

intercession of Mary, Mother of God, who was

invoked by the praying of the rosary. The

details offered in the Liturgy of the Hours

regarding this feast state, “The celebration

of this day invites all to meditate upon the

mysteries of Christ, following the example of

the Blessed Virgin Mary who was so

singularly associated with the incarnation,

passion and glorious resurrection of the Son

of God.” Like her, we seek to treasure the

mysteries of Christ, pondering on them in

our hearts.

As best as history can tell, the rosary, as we

know it, originally developed as a simple

tool to help religious men and women,

particularly those who were illiterate, to

pray and count 50, 100, or 150

“Paternosters” (Our Father’s) in place of the

Psalms, which they prayed especially on

behalf of their deceased brethren. As the

“Angelic Salutation” (“Hail Mary, full of

grace, the Lord is with thee”) developed into

the Hail Mary we know today, and as

Marian devotion increased among the

faithful, so the Rosary developed a Marian

character, while always centered on Jesus

Christ.

Please pray a Rosary sometime this month

on behalf of our parish community.

Peace,

Fr. Kyle

How to Reach us: 312 E. High Street Office Hours: Monday – Thursday: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 pm Friday 8:00 a.m.-Noon Office: 812-738-2742 Fax: 812-738-2718 Pastor: Rev. Kyle Rodden frkyle@catholic-community.org Sacramental Emergency: 812-738-2717 Business Manager: Catherine Donovan 812-738-2332 catherine.donovan@catholic-community.org Office Manager: Jane Lasher parish.office@catholic-community.org Secretary: Dawn Lewis dawn.lewis@catholic-community.org Director of Music Ministries: Theresa Bauer-812-738-9676 theresa.bauer@catholic-community.org Director of Faith Formation & Youth Ministry: Lisa Whitaker – 812-738-2759 lisa.whitaker@catholic-community.org

ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL 512 N. Mulberry Street Office: 812-738-4549 Principal – Julie Crone julie.crone@catholic-community.org Secretary-Amanda Phipps amanda.phipps@catholic-community.org Follow us on Facebook: Catholic Community of St. Joseph Corydon St. Joseph Catholic School Our Website: www.catholic-community.org Our youth program on Instagram: stjosephyouth_comefutherup

Our Formed account: www.stjoecorydon.formed.org

Pastoral Council members: Chet Budd, Darryl Lind, Kevin Hanson, Susan Reich, Kathy Hughes and Susan Babcock; Finance Council-John Lasher; Faith Formation-Ron Casabella; School-Janay Hoehn; Family Life & Social Concern-Cindy Bauer; Stewardship-Butch Green.

Reverse Raffle Fall Event: November 9, 2019 (License #002475)

MASS INTENTIONS: Day Date Where Time Intention Sat. 10/12 St. Joe 4:00 pm Mike Hanson† St. Peter 6:00 pm Tony Sims† Sun. 10/13 MPB 7:00 am Charlie & Chuck Deatrick†

St. Joe 9:00 am Jim & Mary Shireman† 12:00 pm All Parishioners Tues. 10/15 St. Joe 12:00 pm Fred Chinn Wed. 10/16 St. Joe 12:00 pm Donnie Thieneman† Thur. 10/17 St. Joe 12:00 pm Preusz Family Fri. 10/18 St. Joe 8:30 am Jeane Christley King† Sat. 10/19 St. Joe 4:00 pm Anita Mattingly† St. Peter 6:00 pm Ollie Rickert† Sun. 10/20 MPB 7:00 am Clarence & Frances

Deatrick†

St. Joe 8:30 am Rosary St. Joe 9:00 am Mike Hanson† †= deceased 12:00 pm All Parishioners

The readings for the Twenty-Eighth Sunday of Ordinary time begin at #1175 in the Gather Book.

LOW GLUTEN? – Ask Fr. Kyle or the office staff for

more information. We want to assist you to receive

the Eucharist.

OCTOBER 12 & 13, 2019

ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC COMMUNITY www.catholic-community.org

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A People of God, celebrating the experience of Jesus Christ We, the Catholic Community of St. Joseph, firmly believe we have a calling to: parish communion, living the mission of the church, and fostering the spiritual and educational needs of God’s people, according to the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the sharing of our time, talent and treasure.

ST. JOSEPH

Mass Schedule: Saturday – 4:00 p.m.

Sunday – 9:00 a.m.

Sunday - 12:00 (bilingual)

Tuesday-Thursday – 12:00 pm

Friday – 8:30 am

Sacrament of Reconciliation:

Saturday – 3:00-3:45 pm

WELCOME

If you are new to the parish, please introduce yourself to our pastor and complete

a registration form (which are available in the back of church or on our website).

All adult members of our parish (over 21) should register even if you are living

with your parents. Moving? If you are moving from the parish or changing your

address, please notify the parish office.

SACRAMENTS:

Baptism - New parents are required to participate in the Pre-Baptismal Program offered in the months of

February, May, August and November.

Marriage - Before setting a date and making arrangements for your wedding please contact our pastor.

The Archdiocese of Indianapolis requires 6 months of preparation for Marriage.

Anointing of the Sick - Please call our Pastor or the parish office if you wish to be anointed before

surgery or during an illness.

Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA) - If you would like to learn about becoming a Catholic

please contact our Director of Faith Formation.

CHAPELS:

MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD

Mass Schedule: Sunday – 7:00 am

ST. PETER

Mass Schedule: Saturday –6:00 p.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation:

Saturday after mass.

If we have died with him

we shall also live with him;

if we persevere

we shall also reign with him.

But if we deny him

he will deny us.

If we are unfaithful

he remains faithful,

for he cannot deny himself.

– 2 Timothy 2:8-13

Society of St. Vincent DePaul -St. Joseph Conference. For assistance: 812-738-2742