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Mass Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday & Friday 8:00am Saturday 8:00am and 4:00pm

Sunday 7:00am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 8:00pm

Confessions: Monday 8:30am, Saturday 2:00pm, 3:00 pm, or anytime by appointment

Marriage: Contact Fr. Brian Roby at the parish office six months before

the wedding date.

Baptisms: Contact the office

A.A. and Al-anon: Meeting Sunday 8:00pm, Cafeteria

Parish Office: Phone 270-233-4196

Fax 270-233-5557 www.stmaryofthewoodswhitesville.com

St. Mary School: Phone 270-233-5253

www.stmarywoods.com Trinity High School:

Phone 270-233-5533 www.trinityhs.com

Rectory: 270-233-4529

Horn Community Center: 270-233-5405

St. Mary of the Woods Parish Established 1845

Mission Statement St. Mary of the Woods is a family of faith, committed to Catholic values,

centered in the Holy Eucharist and dedicated to serving the needs of the universal Church with compassion and care.

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 27, 2019

Pastor’s Corner There are some events that we would give anything to attend. Who would not want to go to a presidential inaugural ball, the world series, the super bowl, or the installation of a pope? These are momentous occasions and invitations to them are hard to come by. For some of these events, the tickets are costly. For others, you have to be in the loop, you have to have connections. This week, we celebrate the most important event to which we will be invited, the great gathering of the Saints in heaven- more prestigious than any public event on earth. The invitation to this event has been extended to all women and men from every nation, race, people, and tongue. What kind of ticket does one need in order to get in? One must be marked with the blood of the Lamb. 144,000 is twelve squared multiplied by a thousand indicating completeness, indicating that the number of those saved is impossible to count. The gathering takes place at the throne of God in the presence of the Lamb that was slain and is now glorified. The celebration is one of praise of God, much grander than any ball, more electrifying by victory than any game, and more majestic than any installation.

All are invited but few are chosen? Eligibility for access to God- the psalm says “one whose hands are sinless, whose heart is clean, who desires not what is vain.” So everyone can choose to be in the loop, to have a connection as long as we are willing to possess the right disposition. The Beatitudes express the disposition necessary for access to God: to be poor in spirit- a life that depends completely on God; to be pure of heart- full of grace; to be humble; to be merciful; to hunger and thirst for righteousness, for holiness; to work for peace; to dare to love. Those who live in this way have access to God. They make up the multitudes who stand before the throne and before the Lamb. These are the Saints of God.

We all know people who are living examples of this kind of holiness: The ones who stand tall in times of crisis; the ones who step forward in times of need; men of women of principle; members of our families, neighbors among whom we live. They are generous with their time, talent, and treasure. They are patient and kind; they are understanding and forgiving. There is seldom fanfare when they practice virtue, but their virtue leaves its mark on the lives of those whom they touch. The Saints! This is the multitude among whom we want to be numbered. This is the celebration to which we have been invited. Do we accept the invitation? If so, let’s make sure, on a daily basis, that we possess the right disposition.

Please be reminded that we have a Holy Day of Obligation this week, Friday, Nov. 1st, the Solemnity of All Saints- Vigil, Thurs., Oct. 31st at 6pm; Day, Friday, Nov. 1 at 8am, 12:10pm, and 6pm.

All Souls Day, Saturday Nov. 2nd, is a holy day set aside for honoring the dead. The Roman Catholic celebration is associated with the doctrine that the souls of the faithful who at death have not been cleansed from the temporal punishment due to venial sins and from attachment to mortal sins cannot immediately attain the beatific vision in heaven, and that they may be helped to do so by prayer and by the sacrifice of the Mass.

Mass for the day- 8am; Memorial Service at St. Mary Cemetery- 12 Noon Peace, joy and love, Fr. Brian J. Roby In preparation for November, the Month of Remembrance… We are collecting framed photographs of deceased loved ones to display in the Church, during November, for the Month of Remembrance. You may drop off your framed photographs at the office or give them to Fr. Brian before or after Mass in the Sacristy of the Church. We would like to have these framed photographs no later than Tuesday, Oct. 29th by 4pm in preparation for set-up.


Our American Men & Women who serve our country in all parts of the world. Keep them safe O Lord & bring them home soon. Casey Brey, Tony Burch, Greg Roby, David Stiff, Adam Roberts, Michelle Roberts, Jody Roberts, Heath Conder, James S. Hunt, Phillip Mills, Todd Jump, Michael Bickwermert, Jacob Mills, Vanessa Clark, Robbylyn Young, Chris Young, Emily Merritt, Kathryn Dezember, Jared Ransome, Ezekiel Roberts, Brandon Johnson.

Betty Mayfield Clark, Donna Moore, Mary Edge, Bud/Mildred Boarman, Joe Hardesty, Jordan McIntosh, Britney Gray Houston, Emily Payne, Ben Thompson, Brynnan Boarman, Hope Crabtree, William Millay, Stephanie Mattingly, Amy Onstott Bailey, Cindy Mattingly,

Gabby Roby, Abram Turner, Bruce Howard, Thomas Wathen, Jeff Boarman, Ellis Edge, Lou/Martine Boarman, Penny Knott, Lawrence Wright, Sheri Clark, Augie Cecil, Charles D Payne, Easton Pedley, David Jennings, Ashley Johnson, Angela Ramirez, Donna Allen, Chad Roberts, Tim Harley, Aggie Davneport, Arthur Clark, J Edgar Evans, Robert Wilson Please call the office when names should be added or removed. In order to keep the list current, names may be removed at the Pastor or editors discretion.

Altar Care November Patty Wright, Faye Wathen,

Sandy Thompson

Bulletin Sponsor of the Week St Mary of the Woods would like to say Thank You to one of our Bulletin Sponsors - Kelly Rae’s Country Café 270-233-9100

ST MARY OF THE WOODS CATHOLIC CHURCH 10534 Main Cross Street, Whitesville, KY 42378

Phone 1-270-233-4196 Fax 1-270-233-5557

Catholic Radio WJOR 95.5

Find us on Facebook at St Mary of the Woods Catholic Church

Online Giving - go to website www.stmaryofthewoodswhitesville.com and click Online Parish Giving !

Homebound receiving visits from the parish. Tony/Bernadine Dean, Ellen Roby, Dick/Genevieve Boarman, Ruth Anderson, Mary Ann Wright, Mary C Roby, Anselm Bickett, Joseph Donald Howard, Bill Rhoades, Donna McKinley

Nursing Homes: Cecelia Lafern Ling, Joseph Jody Morris, Margaret Beyke, Marcella Schepers, Edith Payne, Martha Rose Hagan, Dorothy Higdon, Elizabeth Hamilton, Barbara Sue Morris, Lucille Evans, H C Higdon, Doris Knott, Joe P Payne, Edna Lucille Payne, James Cecil

Holy Day of Obligation The Solemnity of All Saints

Vigil Mass: Thurs., Oct. 31st at 6pm Mass on the day: Fri., Nov. 1st, at 8am,

12:10pm, & 6pm

The Feast of All Souls The Commemoration of All the

Faithful Departed Saturday, Nov. 2nd

Mass at 8am St. Mary of the Woods Cemetery Midday

Prayer at 12 Noon

Office Closure The Parish Office will be closed on

Friday November 1st.

2020 Marriage Anniversary Milestones The parish office is currently compiling a list of couples who will be celebrating milestone wedding anniversaries, including 5, 10, 25, 40, 50 and more than 50 years, for the upcoming year for publication in the Western Kentucky Catholic newspaper. If you will be celebrating one of these milestones in 2020, please contact Debbie at 270-233-4196.


Sat 8:00am 4:00pm

†Leon Rhodes L/D members of the THS Class of 1979 - 40th Reunion

Sun 7:00am 9:00am 11:00am 8:00pm

L/D J W & Maud Aud Family †Derrick Christian †Jake Coomes †Herman J Payne

Mon 8:00am †Jimmy Aud Tues 8:00am †Stephen Marius Howard Wed 8:00am H C & †Mary Joe Higdon Thurs 8:00am

6:00pm †Amelia Evans L/D Palmer & Dunnie Aud Family

Fri 8:00am 12:10pm 6:00pm

†Tommy Dickens †Anna Faye Keller †Robert Alan Head

Sat 8:00am 4:00pm

†Porter Rogers †Florence Roby

Sun 7:00am 9:00am 11:00am 8:00pm

H C & †Mary Joe Higdon †Louis & †Nora Edge †Mac Bickett †Janice Pike

4:00 PM Saturday - November 2 Lectors: Jessica Morr is, Delilah Higdon Servers: Dalton & Gracie Millay, Wade Burch Musicians: Ryan Ushers: Frank Mayfield - Captain, Parker Pearson, Fred Barr, Randall Hamilton, Harold Morris, David Rogers Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Linda Kreisle, Shirley Howard, Lisa Morris, Leslie Leonard, Krista Hamilton Children’s Liturgy: Alice Johnson, Anna McDaniel, Jessie Bridge, Bailey Millay

7:00 AM Sunday - November 3

Lectors: Paula Ward, Lane Rhodes Servers: Gabe Kuder , Sabr ina Ward Musicians: David Ushers: Johnny Aud - Captain, Jeff, Dylan, Bailey & Cameron Wright, Dwayne Mattingly, Adam Howard, Jean Lewis, David O’Bryan Eucharistic Ministers: Ina Mattingly, Kim Howard, Mason Mattingly


Lectors: Ethan Bennett, Brandon Coomes Servers: Paige & Piper Crabtree, Peyton O’Bryan Musicians: David & Group Ushers: Brian Bickett - Captain, Kenny Barr, Seth Dant, Gerald Mattingly, Ron O’Bryan, Gary Smith Eucharistic Ministers: Julie O’Bryan, Rachel Crabtree, Angela Hill, Blake Booker, Marian Davis Children’s Liturgy: Cindy Mattingly, Sonya Beyke, Alexis Jackson, Abby Howard


Lectors: Taylor Pedley, Jamie Clark Servers: Isaac & Daniel Reynolds, EJ Stauffer Musicians: Laura Ushers: Mike Edge - Captain, Steve Kassinger, Chad & Cade Mills, Aaron Edge, Kevin Edge Eucharistic Ministers: Colsi Stauffer , Peggy Clark, Taylor Pedley, Corbin Mills, Emma Grant Children’s Liturgy: Jennifer Haynes, Jenny Pedley, Nick Goetz, Taylor Pedley

8:00 PM Sunday - November 3

Lectors: Volunteers Servers: Volunteers Musicians: Alicia Jones Ushers: Volunteers Eucharistic Ministers: Volunteers

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 6:12-16 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25; Ps 126:1b-6; Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30; Ps 13:4-6; Lk 13:22-30 Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39; Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31; Lk 13:31-35 Friday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14; Ps 24:1-6; 1 Jn 3:1-3; Mt 5:1-12a Saturday: Wis 3:1-9; Ps 23:1-6; Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9; Jn 6:37-40, Sunday: Wis 11:22 — 12:2; Ps 145:1-2, 8-11, 13-14; 2 Thes 1:11 — 2:2; Lk 19:1-10

Rachel’s Vineyard Come join us for a weekend of emotional healing and spiritual renewal. Rachel’s Vineyard offers post-abortion healing retreats for women & men who are suffering from the lingering effects after abortion. The next retreat is November 8-10, 2019 in the Owensboro area. Contact Wendy by cell: (707) 287-5911 or email: [email protected]. Visit http://hopeafterabortionky.com.


St Mary’s Prayer Bible Study Group

7:15-8:30PM Tuesdays St Mary’s Cafeteria

Studying New Testament - Singing - Praying - Sharing Together

Perpetual Adoration Overall Coordinator

Majella Mills 929-7060

Quarterly Division Leaders: Sandy Merritt 233-4009 Midnight - 6AM

Hope Brey 314-1638 6AM - Noon Sharon Boarman 233-9697 Noon - 6PM

Dottie Pogue 233-4943 6PM - Midnight

Here are hours that needs adorers. Please prayerfully consider spending 1 hour with “Him”

in adoration. Wed 1 AM Fri 2PM

Safe Environment To report suspected abuse, call the Kentucky Child Protection Hot Line: 1-877-KYSAFE1 or 1-877-597- 2331 (Toll Free) or contact your local Commonwealth Attorney. To report abuse to the diocese, current or past, by anyone acting in the name of the Church, call Louanne Payne, Pastoral Assistance Coordinator (English) at 270-852- 8380, or Nuria Elizondo, Pastoral Assistance Coordinator (Spanish) at 270-880-8360. You may also visit the Office of Safe Environment owensborodiocese.org/safe) for more information.

Faith Formation RCIA

Gather at 6:30 p.m. for conversation and light refreshments.

Oct. 29—Mary and the Saints Nov. 5—The Last Things Nov. 12—Church History

Nov. 19—The Creed

Religious Education October 30th —6:30-8:00 p.m.

November 6th —6:30-8:00 p.m. November 13th—6:30-8:00 p.m.

November 20th—6:30 Family Night

Check out our Facebook Page for more information! St Mary of the Woods PREP

Adult Faith Formation Scripture Study

Join us in the Parish Hall every Thursday, following the 8:00 a.m. Mass to discuss next

weeks Scripture readings for the Mass. Join us for discussion and light refreshments.

Baptismal Prep Contact Carrie at the

office to begin Baptismal Prep for you and your

Child. Parents and Godparents are asked to

prepare for this important step in the faith

of our children.

Sacramental Prep Dates Some dates to note

November 2—Reconciliation Prayer Day 9 a.m. Horn

Activity Room

November 9—Reconciliation 9 a.m. St. Mary’s

Saints of the Week Oct. 27—Blessed Bartholomew of Vicenza

Oct. 28—Sts. Simon and Jude Oct.29—St. Narcissus of Jerusalem

Oct. 30 St. Alphonsus Rodriguez Oct. 31– St. Wolfgang of Regensburg

Nov. 1—Solemnity of All Saints Nov. 2—Commemoration of all the Faithful

Departed

Biblical Walk Through The Mass Scripture Study

This week we will review Week Two and look forward to week three.

It’s not too late to join, please contact Carrie for more information.


St. Mary of the Woods & Trinity High School

Calendar of Events October 28 SMWS Boys Basketball @ Grayson 5:30 p.m. October 29 SMWS Boys Basketball @ CVMS 5:30 p.m. November 2 THS Cross Country @ Kentucky State Meet 9:00 a.m.

Scrip Hours Our Scrip hours are Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Saturday following the 4:00 PM Mass and on Sunday following the 7:00 AM Mass until 11:00 AM. Please know that if you plan to send your child to St. Mary of the Woods School or Trinity High School you may begin banking your Scrip now.

School Happenings It has been an awesome year! The Fall Festival was a wonderful community event. The costumes were so creative and fun! The student seemed to highly enjoy the rides, cotton candy, games, trunk-or-treat, and of course the CHILI! Thank you to the St. Mary of the Woods School Council for their continued dedication to our school community. It really is a great place to be!

We are accepting donations for the Trinity High School Thanksgiving Social that is November 9. We need auction items for the live auction, silent auction and drop boxes. You may also donate money and we will do your shopping for you. It takes so many of us to make these schools what they are and we are forever grateful for your generosity! God Bless You All, Emily Hernandez Principal St. Mary of the Woods School/Trinity High School

Trinity High School Bingo Trinity High School has bingo on Mondays and Thursdays in Owensboro at the Opportunity Center at 3560 New Hartford Rd. Sales begin at 5:00 P.M. and bingo begins at 6:45 P.M. We have pull tabs, special bingos, and a 50/50 pot. We also have a progressive raffle called the Queen of Hearts. The bingo hall is smoke free and has a concession stand but you are welcome to bring your own snacks and drinks. We hope you can make it one night to play bingo and support Trinity High School.

Trinity Raider Basketball Events On Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st, the Trinity High School Boys and Girls Basketball Teams will be hosting a dinner (on Nov. 30th) and a youth basketball clinic (Dec. 1st) with 1996 NCAA champion, 10-year NBA veteran, and University of Kentucky basketball legend Tony Delk at the Horn Community Center.

The dinner will cost $50 per plate or $400 per table (8 seats; a great option for businesses for their employees), and Tony Delk will speak about his playing experiences, his broadcasting career, and his book. The youth basketball clinic will be for grades 3-12 and will cost $80. Tony will speak to the kids and put them through various basketball drills.


Youth & Young Adult Ministry

Sunday Night Youth Schedule November 3 Saints Trivia Night @Horn CC, 5-7 PM November 10 Game Night/Safe Environment @Horn CC, 5-7 PM November 17 A Night of Thanksgiving @ Horn CC, 5-7 PM November 24 No Gathering! Please pray for safe travels to and from NCYC!

NCYC Beef O’Brady’s Fundraiser

Beef’s is hosting a Fundraiser for St Mary of the Woods from 11 AM-10 PM on Mon, Oct 28. You can dine in OR carry out; go for lunch OR dinner! No matter how you decide to enjoy your meal off from cooking—you MUST present the

fundraising flyer in order for St Mary’s to receive the proceeds! Flyer available on our

website and social media OR call the office and we can email you a copy. Can be presented on

paper or on your phone. Help support our youth on their journey to NCYC!

BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S

OFF HWY 54 AT 3189 FAIRVIEW DR * OWENSBORO, KY * 270-685-4969 BEEF’S IS HOSTING A FUNDRAISER FROM 11AM – 10PM FOR

ST. MARY OF THE WOODS YOUTH ON

MON. OCT. 28TH

JOIN US AT BEEF’S FOR LUNCH OR DINNER (OR BOTH!) INVITE YOUR FRIENDS & FAMILY & GIVE THIS FLYER (OR SHOW IT

FROM YOUR PHONE) TO YOUR SERVER & 10% OF YOUR TOTAL BILL WILL BE DONATED!

TOO BUSY TO DINE-IN?

CARRY-OUT ORDERS ARE INCLUDED & WE NOW HAVE A PICK -UP WINDOW! ON-LINE ORDERING AVAILABLE AT beefobradys.com

PLEASE PROMOTE YOUR FUNDRAISER BEFORE THE EVENT - FLYERS CANNOT BE

HANDED OUT AT BEEF’S & WE ASK THAT NO ONE APPROACH OUR PATRONS ASKING FOR DONATIONS. THANK YOU! �

Our fundraisers are held on Mondays or Wednesdays. To ask about setting up a fundraiser for your

group/team, please email Stacy Bratcher at [email protected] with “Fundraiser” in the subject line.

Sunday Night Saints Trivia Grab the squad and come down to the Horn Center for a Trivia Night! Prizes will be awarded to the winning team. Don’t miss out on the fun!


Sunday Connection The second parable that Jesus tells in Luke 18 addresses attitude in prayer. In contrasting the prayer of the Pharisee with the prayer of the tax collector, Jesus teaches his disciples to pray in humility before God. Jesus again surprises his listeners by showing the tax collector as the example of faith, rather than the Pharisee. Remember that Pharisees were members of a sect of Judaism active in Jesus' time. They taught an oral interpretation of the Law of Moses as the basis for Jewish piety. If anyone would be a model for prayer, a Pharisee was a likely candidate. In contrast, Jesus offers the tax collector as a model for prayer. Tax collectors were collaborators with the Roman authorities in a system that allowed the tax collectors to line their own pockets by charging in excess of the defined taxes. Yet, in this parable, Jesus offers the humility of the tax collector as a model for the prayer of a disciple. The parable reminds us that when we pray, we must remember our need for God in our lives. If we are too full of ourselves, there is too little room for God's grace to work in us.

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St Mary of the Woods Weddings

November 2 - Brandon Kinsey &

Savannah Barnett 6PM

December 14 - Noah Rhodes & Mackenzie Fisher 6PM

December 28 - Dakota Montgomery & Allison Schepers 6PM

January 18 - Dakota Edge & Ariel Aud 6PM

February 8 - Travis Vincent & Carrie Wilkerson 6PM

April 18 - Dylan Hardesty & Abby Roby 6PM

June 6 - Luke Fulkerson & Abby Johnson 6PM

Donuts/Coffee/Orange Juice/Milk Join the Family Life & Social Committee for donuts, coffee, milk or orange juice in the Parish Hall after 7AM & 9AM Mass Sunday, Nov 17th. Stop by & spend some time get-ting to know others in the parish while enjoying some great donuts.

St. Mary’s Community Outreach News

Pitino Shelter Kitchen - Nov 2, 16

The OUTREACH DONATIONS for November will go to PITINO SHELTER AND SOUP KITCHEN. At this time, they are in need of canned vegetables of all kinds, coffee, creamer, sugar, toiletries, feminine hygiene products, twin sheets and blankets. Please place items inside bins located at en-trances of Church. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!!!

Parish Grief Ministry Our Parish Grief Ministry will facilitate a once a month gathering on Sat mornings. The next session is scheduled for Sat., November 2nd at 10AM in the Conference Room of the Parish Office. The sessions will be directed by Martha Crabtree, a retired Counselor, who is from our parish. You may RSVP by calling the parish office at 270-233-4196.

BUDGET NEWS Checking Balance 229,264.60 Weekly Parish Budget Needs 22,075.70 Building & Grounds Fund 15,517.44 Cemetery Checking 12,922.00 Cemetery Savings 83,696.00 Tuition Assistance 22,806.00 THS Endowment Fund 754,000.00

Build It Now Balance Due 732,286.00 Stained Glass Restoration 14,861.00

SMWS Endowment Fund 10,890.00

10/20 Regular Sunday Collection 17,403.00 Online Reg Sunday Collection 2,425.00

Total Regular Sunday Collection

19,828.00

BULLETIN BITES “Two people went up to the temple area to pray; one was a Pharisee and the other a tax collector.”

The two men did not go into the temple because only priest could go into the temple, and only at certain times of the year. The two men clearly had different attitudes about praying and holiness. The Pharisee studied every word of the law and the prophets, and he observed every minute detail. That was his idea of holiness. And he was in the temple area to brag to God about how well he was doing. And he wanted others to see him in the temple area. To him, holiness was observing every minute detail of the law, even if doing so meant he ignored the needs of neighbor and did not love them as he loved himself. The other man was a hated tax collector. He did not have time to learn every letter of the law, and probably did not want to. He knew he was not perfect and was aware of his offenses against God. Jesus tells us that the tax collector, who humbled himself before God, went home justified, but not the Pharisee, who had exalted himself before others. Jesus is challenging us to consider why we pray, out of pride or humility?

Marriage Help Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi) has helped thousands of couples who are disillusioned or even experiencing misery in their marriage. This program can help you too. For confidential information about or to register for the January program beginning with a weekend on Jan 31, 2020, call the Family Life office at 270-683-1545, or visit the web site at www.retrouvaille.org.


2019-2020

2019 - 2020 ACTUAL BUDGET PROJECTED July - Sept July - Sept Difference BUDGET

ST. MARYSCHOOL INCOME TUITION (CURRENT & PRIOR YEAR) 300,029 245,960 54,069 567,935 REIMBURSEMENTS _ -___ -_____ - ___ - TOTAL SCHOOL INCOME 300,029 245,960 54,069 567,935 PARISH INCOME REGULAR COLLECTIONS 297,461 286,984 10,477 1,147,935 BEQUEST INCOME - - - - CHARITIES & REIMBURSEMENTS 1,865 1,000 865 4,000 BUILDINGS & GROUNDS 1,991 2,000 (9) 8,000 PARISH HALL & CAFETERIA RENTAL 960 1,200 (240) 4,800 PREP FEES 2,815 800 2,015 4,000 PICNIC 52,108 75,000 (22,892) 150,000 CANDLES, FLOWERS, MISC. 7,220 6,059 1,161 24,237 TOTAL PARISH INCOME 364,420 373,043 (8,623) 1,342,972 TOTAL INCOME 664,449 619,003 45,446 1,910,907 PARISH EXPENSES SALARIES 71,448 71,687 (239) 287,148 BENEFITS 26,651 25,591 1,060 102,081 UTILITIES & PHONE 7,288 6,980 308 25,500 PROPERTY-LIABILITY INSURANCE 8,943 8,943 0 35,769 MAINTENANCE & GROUNDS CARE 6,603 12,125 (5,522) 38,600 OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,752 2,740 12 10,960 TECHNOLOGY & DATA SUPPORT 3,114 3,124 (11) 13,300 CHURCH SUPPLIES 5,368 4,300 1,068 17,200 MINISTRIES 15,148 4,670 10,477 19,482 THS ASSESSMENT 19,000 19,000 0 76,000 BUILDINGS & GROUNDS 4,662 2,500 2,162 10,000 DIOCESAN ASSESSMENT 19,616 19,616 0 78,464 PARISH HALL EXPENSE 1,671 750 921 3,000 PICNIC EXPENSE 12,468 37,200 (24,732) 80,000 RELIGIOUS EDU. / PREP 4,681 3,925 756 11,500 CANDLES, FLOWERS, MISC. 2,963 3,450 (487) 13,800 TOTAL PARISH EXPENSES 212,375 226,601 (14,226) 822,804 ST. MARY SCHOOL EXPENSES SALARIES 178,725 181,129 (2,404) 737,887 BENEFITS 46,533 52,776 (6,243) 211,109 COMMUNICATION & ADVANCEMENT - 1,000 (1,000) 4,000 PROPERTY-LIABILITY INSURANCE 2,615 2,600 15 10,400 UTILITIES & PHONE 7,424 9,930 (2,506) 26,600 MAINTENANCE - SCHOOL 16,675 4,650 12,025 18,600 OFFICE SUPPLIES 2,005 1,530 475 6,140 TUITION ASSISTANCE 59 - 59 65,000 TOTAL SCHOOL EXPENSES 254,036 253,615 421 1,079,736 PARISH & SMWS EXPENSES 466,411 480,216 (13,805) 1,902,540 NET INCOME / (DEFICIT) 198,038 138,787 59,251 8,367

INFORMATION SHEET: Church name & address: St. Mary of the Woods #604850 10534 Main Cross St. Whitesville, KY 42378 Contact person: Debbie Aud @ 270-233-4196 Software: XP-SP3, MSPub 2003, AA-X Date of publication: Sunday October 27, 2019 Copy turned in Tuesday; October 22nd at 9:40 AM Color:

FedEx shipping address: 10534 Main Cross St., Whitesville, KY 42378 Special delivery instructions (if any); FedEx tracking e-mail: [email protected]

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