Pastor, Fr. Pat Click Associate Pastor, Fr. Travis Stephens

Parish Hours/Office Info

Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am-5:00 pm (Office Closed Noon-1:00 pm for Lunch) Parish Office Number: 317-842-6778 OFFICE CLOSED WEEKENDS Emergency Number (to reach Priests after hours): 317-965-6522 Fax Number: 317-576-1932

Mass Schedule

Weekend Saturday (Vigil) 5:00 pm

Weekday Monday-Saturday: 8:00am Monday-Thursday: 6:00pm Friday: 8:00am and Noon Rosary is prayed after all weekend Masses in the Adoration Chapel

Holy Days of Obligation Jan. 1 Mary, Mother of God Aug. 15 Assumption of Mary Nov. 1 All Saints Day Dec. 25 Nativity of the Lord Watch bulletin for time changes.

Reconciliation is available every Wednesday, prior to the 6:00pm Mass and eve-ry Saturday following the 8:00am Mass or by appointment.

New Parishioners

Our warmest welcome to all who worship with our parish family, whether long-time resident or new visitor to our parish. If you are interest-ed in registering at St. Louis de Montfort Cath-olic Church, you may do so on our website (www.sldmfishers.org) or at the parish office.

May 31, 2020

Pentecost Sunday

Saint Louis-Marie Grignion

de Montfort: 1673-1716

Feast day: April 28

“To Jesus through Mary”

Parish Mission Statement

Love God—Make Disciples—

Serve Christ in the World

Parish Vision Statement

St. Louis de Montfort will be

a dynamic witness of the

Gospel and lead others to

embrace the love of God.

11441 HAGUE RD — FISHERS, IN 46038

(317)842-6778

www.sldmfishers.org

Pastor, Fr. Pat Click

Associate Pastor, Fr. Travis Stephens

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SLDM LIVE-STREAM MASS SCHEDULE

Daily Mass Monday-Saturday: 8am

Weekend Mass (Saturday Vigil): 5pm

Celebrate Mass with

our priests via live- streaming. Hear the

words of the Gospel, reflect on the

homily, and worship God

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WELCOME BACK!

ST. LOUIS DE MONTFORT CATHOLIC CHURCH

PROTOCOLS AS PUBLIC

SUNDAY MASSES RESUME

Public Sunday Masses resume the weekend of May 30th with several restrictions and guidelines in place. These restrictions and guidelines are laid out below, but these will evolve through phases in the months of June and July to ensure a safe environment. And, Mass will continue to be livestreamed from St. Louis de Montfort on Saturdays at 5pm for those who are uncomfortable attending Mass in public. • The Bishop has extended his dispensation from the obligation of attending Sunday Mass until August 15th. • Social distancing guidelines restrict the number of parishioners allowed in the Church. To offset this, we are offer-

ing concurrent Masses in Craig Willy Hall at 9:00am and 11:30am on Sunday mornings. • There will be only one entrance for Mass - the main entrance off Hague Rd. (under the carport)

• Ushers will assist individuals and families to ensure appropriate accommodation with social distancing (6 feet of space between individuals and families).

• Seating will be every other pew as marked with families allowed to sit together. Most pews can accommodate 4 individuals or two groups of 3-4.

• To maximize seating space, we ask that individuals (i.e., those not attending as a family) attend Mass in Craig Willy Hall until it is filled for the 9:00am and the 11:30am Masses.

• Face masks are required for all attendees. • For those who may not have a facemask, we will have some available at the church entrance.

• Hand sanitizer dispensers will be at the front doors so you can utilize them on entering and exiting church. • There will be no singing during this phase of the re-opening. • No books or materials in the pews, however, you may bring missals or prayer books from home. • Minimize use of restrooms. Water fountains will not be available. • Collection baskets will not be passed around during Mass, but they will be available at the designated entrance

doors, so you may place your tithe in as you enter or exit. • In accordance with the Bishop’s mandates, Holy Communion will be distributed after Mass has ended. The Bishop

asks that parishioners exit the church immediately after receiving the Blessed Sacrament of Holy Communion. • All parishioners are asked to receive Holy Communion in the hand. • For anyone who prefers to receive on the tongue, please wait until the end of Communion distribution to

come forward to receive. • Maintenance will clean the pews, high contact areas, and restrooms before and after every Mass. • Reconciliation begins June 6 (masks will be required and will take place behind screens and standing only) and is

available on an appointment-only basis until then. Call the parish office at 317-842-6778 to schedule an appoint-ment with Fr. Pat (ext. 230) or Fr. Travis (ext. 242).

SLDM MASS SCHEDULE WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:

Saturday in the Church at 5pm and livestreamed

Sunday in the Church at 7:30am (designated for elderly and “higher risk”), 9am, 11:30am, and 5pm

Sunday in Craig Willy Hall at 9am and 11:30am • We encourage “higher risk” parishioners to stay home and participate in the livestreamed Mass available HERE. • We are designating the 7:30am Mass for the elderly and other “higher risk” parishioners. • We suggest that families with small children do not attend the 7:30am Mass.

As we end this month dedicated to Mary, I would like to share 10 reasons why the Rosary, a prayer intimately associated with Mary, is so powerful. These reasons were in a recent news-letter received from the Knights of Columbus. The Rosary is a powerful weapon against evil and these reasons will help you to use it fully. 1. It Engages Your Will. The human will is powerful because it is a sharing in God’s power. He gives us the will to choose to do good or to do evil — and that will, in and of itself, is a pow-erful weapon in the spiritual realm. That’s why Satan seeks to enslave us and incapacitate our will through addictions. When our will is joined with God’s will through prayer we literally tap into God’s own power source. 2. It is Physical. God has given us bodies and souls. Angels — and this includes demons — are purely spiritual creatures. They have no physical form and are therefore inferior to us. When we pray the Rosary we use our bodies. We hold the rosary beads with a crucifix. We adopt an intentionally physical posture for prayer — either walking, kneeling or sitting atten-tively. When we use the physical aspects of prayer we are using tools that we have and which Satan does not have. 3. It Engages our Linguistic Functions. God has not only given us bodies — he has given us physical speech. We have tongues to praise him. We have vocal chords and breath to speak and sing. Satan does not have the means of physical speech. Animals do not have physical speech. Humans do. Therefore, we should pray the Rosary out loud, moving our lips. 4. It Involves Our Imagination. The non-verbal part of our mind communicates through imagery. We not only think with language, but we think in pictures. Satan likes to captivate our imagination through sinful images communicated through the internet, television or any visual stimulus. He also wants our imagination to dwell in images that are destructive. When we meditate on the mysteries of the Rosary, we engage the mind in a positive and purifying way. 5. The Rosary Occupies the Language Facility. In order to allow the imagination to be properly cleansed through meditation it helps to switch into imagination mode. Unfortunately, our minds usually function in a linguistic mode — using speech and speech concepts to think through problems, think about the future, plan what comes next, etc. By praying the Rosary this channel of our mind is occupied and the doors can open to the imagination and the “sub-linguistic” parts of our being. 6. The Sub-Linguistic is Accessed. Much of our soul work takes place in the realm of emotions. Emotions are not linguistic nor are they imaginative. They are just raw emotions. We feel angry. We feel rage. We feel lust. We feel bliss. We feel peace. True emotions are irra-tional and unexplainable. The emotional area of the soul is also the area where we have our foundational experiences. In the mother’s womb and in the pre-linguistic stages of life we ex-perience life in an irrational and emotional way. As we pray the Rosary and the linguistic channel is occupied and the imaginative channel is occupied the Holy Spirit can access the sub-linguistic, deep down, raw experiences of our earliest days. If there are wounds and bad emo-tional memories, there Mother Mary can heal them. 7. The Healing Mysteries are Applied. As we pray the Rosary, the mysteries of Christ’s birth, ministry, passion and glory are opened and the Holy Spirit applies them to our own in-ner needs. Where there are impurities, they are purged. Where there are bad memories, they are healed. Where there are wounds, Doctor Jesus and Nurse Mary minister to our needs. 8. Spiritual Warfare is Engaged. Satan hates the Rosary. He hates Mary. He hates the gospel. He hates God. He hates Christ the Lord. He hates the Lord’s Prayer. He hates the Hail Mary. He hates you. Every time you pray the Rosary you are entering the territory that he wants to claim as his own. He wants control over your will — you take that from him. He wants control over your speech — you take that from him. He wants control over your imagination — you take that from him. He wants control over your emotions and your early life — you take that from him. 9. The Battle Against Evil in the Word in Opened. In many ways the mysteries of the gospel bring alive Christ’s victory over Satan, and by praying the Rosary we can apply those victories against Satan’s work in the world. 10. It is Accessible and Easy for All. The amazing thing about the Rosary is that God does this very deep healing work in individual lives and in the world in this most accessible and easy way. No need for long sessions of psychoanalysis or counseling for most people. Instead, ordinary people can simply pray the Rosary. All these good things happen even when they are unaware that these deep aspects of praying the Rosary are taking place. It doesn’t matter who — an old peasant woman or a smart college professor, a little child or a busy mom. All can pray the Rosary. - Bob Stephanak, Accounting Manager

Saturday, May 30, 2020 5:00 pm Fr. Pat (In Thanksgiving), requested by SLDM Family Sunday, May 31, 2020 7:30 am † Timothy Iott, requested by Chuck & Sue Yotter 9:00 am Special Intention, requested by Vivien Mohr 11:30 am For the People of the Parish 5:00 pm † Paul McDuff, requested by Susie Sauter Monday, June 1, 2020 8:00 am † Joan Guilford, requested by Jim & Terry Coffey 6:00 pm † Elvira Nicholas, requested by Violeta Tan Tuesday, June 2, 2020 8:00 am † Neal Mulligan, requested by Jim & Terry Coffey 6:00 pm † Deceased Members of the Schussler and Madeline Families, requested by Pete & Lolly Schussler Wednesday, June 3, 2020 8:00 am † Reba Vogelgesang, requested by Jim & Terry Coffey 6:00 pm † Don Barney, requested by Wanda & Kenneth Barney Thursday, June 4, 2020 8:00 am † John A. Shannon, requested by Michele Shannon 6:00 pm † Julia Hojnacki, requested by Stephen Zylka Friday, June 5, 2020 8:00 am † Clarence Shandy, requested by Michael & Emily Colmenar 12:00 pm † Bernard T. Scheider, requested by Anita Harmeyer Saturday, June 6, 2020 8:00 am † David Halter, requested by the Sturgeon Family 5:00 pm † Bettye Stevenson, requested by the Henderson Family Sunday, June 7, 2020 7:30 am † Margaret Freiburger, requested by Ken & Alicia Noonan 9:00 am † Robert & Evelyn Bubb, requested by Carol Bubb 11:30 am For those seeking Employment & Purpose 5:00 pm For the People of the Parish

Mass Intentions are available. Stipend is $10.

Please email receptionist@sldmfishers.org.

PRAYER

Please Pray for the Repose of the Souls of:

The Faithful Departed

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Do you have a special prayer request? The

community at SLDM is here to pray for

you. Please submit the prayer request

online at sldmfishers.org, or write it in the

prayer intention book in the Narthex.

Although all public Masses have been suspended, the

priests will be saying private Masses, which will in-

clude all the Mass intentions.

Readings for the Week of

May 31, 2020

Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b/

Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35, 27-28, 29, 30/Rom 8:22-27/Jn 7:37-39

Day: Acts 2:1-11/Ps 104:1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34/

1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13/Jn 20:19-23

Monday: Gn 3:9-15, 20 or Acts 1:12-14/Ps 87:1-3 and 5-7/

Jn 19:25-34

Tuesday: 2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18/Ps 90:2, 3-4, 10, 14 and 16/

Mk 12:13-17

Wednesday: 2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12/Ps 123:1-2/Mk 12:18-27

Thursday: 2 Tm 2:8-15/Ps 4-5, 8-10 and 14 [4]/Mk 12:28-34

Friday: 2 Tm 3:10-17/Ps 119:157, 160, 161, 165, 166, 168/

Mk 12:35-37

Saturday: 2 Tm 4:1-8/Ps 71:8-9, 14-17, 22/Mk 12:38-44

Next Sunday: Ex 34:4b-6, 8-9/Dn 3:52-56/2 Cor 13:11-13/

Jn 3:16-18

Financial Update

05/24/20 Fiscal YTD

Weekly parishioner envelopes $ 14,114 $ 922,672

Online Donations $ 26,329 $ 847,020

Visitor envelopes & loose cash $ $ 87,234

Total collected (before parish tithe)$ 40,443 $ 1,856,926

$(1,874,400)

$ (17,474)

Cardinal 50/50 Club Like most activities/events, the 50/50 will be sus-

pended until further notice. All advanced donations will be applied when we resume.

Service

Stewardship: Time, Talent & Treasure We Are Never Alone

My children want my help sometimes, and other times,

not so much. I remember being a teenager and young

adult myself. At times, I thought I knew everything. I did-

n’t need help because I was just so darn smart. Truth is, I

needed to find my own way. I needed to stretch my wings

and prove to myself and my family I could fly. I assume

that is what is happening with my own children as well. It

just seems so different now that I’m the parent.

Human beings need help. We need community, and we

need to rely on one another. At Pentecost, we reflect on

Jesus sending to the Church a helper, the Holy Spirit. God

interacting with us in this manner means we are never

truly alone. We focus most of the time on the Spirit of God

as the assistance we need, and we do need Him for sure.

However, since it is that very same Spirit that turned us

into “Church” from a band of people looking to carry on

after Jesus’ ascension, at Pentecost we gained more than

divine help: we gained each other.

Today, the Church needs help in a profound way. We need

to lean on the Holy Spirit to blow through the Church

with a profound renewal. But we cannot forget that we

have been given each other to lean on as well. We are a

gift to each other, and together with the Spirit’s help, we

are the Body of Christ here on earth. We must be strong

and stand for one another. If we do that, this Pentecost

will bear fruit that will be with us for many Pentecosts to

come.

—Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

Saint Louis de Montfort Tithe

(10% of weekly basket collections)

This Month’s Tithe: Achieve, Rita’s Hope, CHIP, Global

Interfaith, Youth Mentoring Initiative of Fishers

Last Month, Each Recipient Received $ 3,847.00

Fiscal Year Total For All Tithes $ 169,403.00

Fund Donations Donations to the SLDM Educational Foundation Endowment Fund can be mailed to: SLDM Accounting • P.O. Box 30 • Fishers, IN 46038. Make your check payable to: St. Louis de Montfort Educational Foundation, Inc. Please contact our office if you have any questions at 317-842-6778. Please remember the School Annual Fund in your year-end giving! Our goal is $150,000 to meet the most critical needs of our school. You may contact Maggie Fox (mfox@sldmfishers.org) with any questions.

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Sally Burton Food Pantry

One of the challenges we are facing now is the lack of food product on grocery store shelves. As you do your shopping if you could pick-up a few extra items and drop them off during pantry hours that would be greatly appreciated. For those that routinely give in the basket in the Nar-thex, again drop off during the pantry hours. Thank you.

Want to volunteer?

Contact Katie Cramer at

Katie@kcramer.net to be scheduled

on a monthly basis, or to be added

to our list of substitutes.

Food Pantry Hours: Tuesday 11:30am-1pm

Thursday 6-7:30pm

Saturday 10-11:30am

PLEASE NOTE:

THE FOOD PANTRY WILL BE DRIVE-

THRU ONLY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

PLEASE CONSIDER GIVING ONLINE

Our parish is grateful for your continued support.

The extent of how quickly the parish will rebound after

the precautions end will be contingent on financial sup-port during this time. Don’t forget SLDM when you pay

your bills so we can pay ours! Please consider increasing

your giving during this time, as well.

Set up online giving at:

www.osvonlinegiving.com/131

or mail in your check to the Parish Office.

Thank you!

Faith Formation 7

Youth Ministry

For updates and resources for our JHYM families, we are

continuing to send out our weekly JHYM Parent newsletter.

If you are not getting our JHYM Parent Newsletters, please

send us an email or give us a call.

We are lifting you in prayer and so proud of our SLDM

parish community!

Contact information: Reid Leazier rleazier@sldmfishers.org

or 317-842-6778 x 232

You can also follow us on Instagram @sldmjhym

A Ministry for High School Students

Register for 2020-2021 to stay connected:

https://sldmfishers.org/encounter

Follow us on Instagram @SLDMHSYM

• DOW meetings are cancelled until fur-

ther notice

Children & Family Ministries

Religious Education classes

will not meet until further

notice.

Through the waters of Baptism,

we welcome to our faith community:

Anne Marie Shelbourne

Did you know our parish subscribed to FORMED

so our parishioners can benefit from the teachings

of the Catholic Church with access to various

books, CD’s and movies, etc for FREE! Go

to: www.FORMED.org and enter the parish code

QDFJ6B. Enjoy!

Ways to Deepen Your Faith During the

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health Crisis

• Celebrate Mass with our priests via live-streaming

online. You will find the link on our website homepage.

(www.sldmfishers.org) or on our Facebook page:

St. Louis de Montfort Catholic Community

• Read Scriptures together (Lectio Divina)

• Pray the Rosary—http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-

worship/prayers-and-devotions/rosaries/how-to-pray-

the-rosary.cfm

• Pray the Prayer to Mary during the Coronavirus Pan-

demic

• Check out our Virtual Bible Study Opportunities at:

https://www.sldmfishers.org/bible-study

• Watch FORMED.org (See above)

• Love God and Love one another through acts of charity

• Bishop Doherty has posted a video on the diocesan web-

site and noted that he will be celebrating Mass from

Blessed Sacrament on Sundays at 8am with the Mass

live-streamed for those who choose to refrain from at-

tending a public Mass.

http://churchoftheblessedsacrament.yourstreamlive.com

• Please also consider making a Spiritual Communion

during the Mass.

For example: My Jesus, I believe that You are pre-

sent in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above

all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul.

Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacra-

mentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I

embrace You as if You were already there and

unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be

separated from You. Amen.

Hospitality 8

Parishioner Marie Povlinski

will be offering LIVE SoulCore

classes through Facebook once

a week on Fridays at 8:30 PM.

Search for the group titled "SoulCore at SLDM" and request

to join the group. SoulCore is a movement that combines

exercise with the prayers of the rosary.

Please “Like” us at our OFFICIAL

Facebook page (St. Louis de Montfort

Catholic Community), and invite your

friends to join!

Brian & Meghan Jackson (Caden, Simon, Tessa)

Emily Cox (Gavin)

Christine & Aaron Fink (Andrew, Corinne)

Paul Kinder

GUERIN CATHOLIC CLASS OF 2020 Guerin Catholic High School is pleased to announce SLDM parishioners Alexandra Alva and Ashley Utnage as two of the sev-en Class of 2020 Valedictorians. Congratulations to each of these students as well as their families on this wonderful achievement! The 176 members of the Class of 2020 have been accepted to over 160 colleges and universities and awarded over $27 million in scholarship awards. Visit our Class of 2020 Sen-ior Tribute page at GuerinCatholic.org/seniors to read more about this year's class of graduating Golden Eagles! ADMISSIONS NEWS Our campus may be closed, but the Virtual Admissions Cen-ter is always open! Visit GuerinCatholic.org where our Ad-missions staff are available to answer your questions any-time. Applications for 2020-21 are still being accepted at GuerinCatholic.org.

SLDM school is looking for

substitute teachers for the

2020-2021 school year.

Please contact the school secretaries if interested.

secretary@sldmfishers.org

Fishers Knights of Columbus

at St. Louis de Montfort

Blood Drive Sunday, June 14, 2020

7:00am-1:00pm

Ministry Center—All Saints Room

DONORS ARE REQUIRED TO PLEASE WEAR MASKS

APPOINTMENTS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Click Here to Sign Up: https://bit.ly/FishersKOC

Walk-ins will be processed only if time allows. We are ad-

hering to social distancing, increased sanitation procedures

and pre-screening all donors in response to COVID-

19. Healthy donors are encouraged to participate.

Photo ID, eat and Hydrate

Donation and eligibility questions, email kpierce@versiti.org

Accidents/trauma, premature babies, cancer patients, pa-

tients with blood disorders like Sickle Cell, and so many oth-

er Hoosier patients need you. Thank you for supporting the

community.

Click here to learn about the continued importance of blood dona-

tion, and the steps Versiti is taking to keep our donors safe:

https://www.versiti.org/home/coronavirus-information

St. Anne’s Guild

(Membership is open to mature

parishioners and friends.)

When the Guild is given permission to gath-

er for fellowship and lunch, members will be

notified by phone or e-mail. Questions?

Contact Bev or Tom Otey - 317-770-9813.

Parish Information 10

SLDM School—Closed until further notice Phone…………………………………………………..(317) 842-1125 Fax………………………………...……………..(317) 842-1126 Principal Scott Stewart……………………………………………………ext. 301 Email…………………………………….sstewart@sldmfishers.org Secretary Erika Rowe/Heidi Clarke………………………………….ext. 300 Email…………………………………..secretary@sldmfishers.org Administrative Assistant Jennifer Podlogar…………………………………………….ext. 391 Email…………………………………..jpodlogar@sldmfishers.org Director of Development and Marketing Maggie Fox……………………………………………………..ext. 244 Email………………………………………..mfox@sldmfishers.org

Reconciliation

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available every Wednes-day prior to the 6:00pm Mass and every Saturday following the 8:00am Mass or by appointment. Anointing of the Sick

To arrange for anointing, call the parish office. Holy Communion

If you or another parishioner is sick and/or homebound and would like to receive the Eucharist, please contact Fr. Travis Stephens at tstephens@sldmfishers.org. Baptism for Infants and Children

Parents of children who need Baptism or children who are past grade 2 preparation and not yet in jr. high school, and need the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist, please contact the parish office at 317-842-6778. Please note that Baptisms are offered on the second and fourth Sundays at 1 p.m. Weddings

Funerals

Please call the priest or church office prior to making any funeral arrangements with a funeral director. This ensures that a priest and the church will be available. To preplan a funeral prayer service and/or Mass, please contact the parish office at 842-6778. RCIA Sessions are Tuesdays from 7-8:30PM in the Merton Room. Contact Sandy Schrader at sschrader@sldmfishers.org if you are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith. Sacramental Preparation If you have a teen from the ages of 12-17 in need of Bap-tism, Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation please contact Angela Exner—aexner@sldmfishers.org. If your teen has already received Baptism, Reconciliation, and First Communion and is wishing to be Confirmed, please contact Dave Neeson - dneeson@sldmfishers.org.

Parish Facilities Usage

Event/Meeting Rooms must be approved and reserved in advance (1 wk min.). Please email receptionist@sldmfishers.org for all schedul-ing. All events and room reservations must be requested in writing. Craig Willy Hall may be rented with a fee. For wedding receptions (minimum 2-week notice), the sacra-mental marriage must be celebrated at SLDM. Hall forms are available in the parish office. All adults partici-pating in events with youth under 18 yrs. of age must have completed the Safe and Sacred Certification.

Bulletin Announcements: Any bulletin announcements are to be sent for approval to your par-ticular staff representative. Please do not send an-nouncements directly to Amanda Kizer. If you aren ’t sure who your staff representative is, send the an-nouncement to Jeff Oelker at joelker@sldmfishers.org. Bulletin announcements will typically run for two weeks.

Parish Staff Pastor, Fr. Pat Click Associate Pastor Fr. Travis Stephens………………………………………………..ext. 242 Email tstephens@sldmfishers.org

……………………………………………………………...ext. 233 Email... joelker@sldmfishers.org Coordinator of Outreach & Stewardship Scott Bernhardt ext. 294 Email sbernhardt@sldmfishers.org Coordinator of Children’s Religious Education Beth Craig………………………………………………………....ext. 215 Email….…………………………………...……bcraig@sldmfishers.org Mardi de Montfort Office Christie Davis ext. 213 Email mardi@sldmfishers.org Coordinator of Liturgical Music Ministries Terri Delaney……………………………………………………...ext. 234 Email……………………………….………tdelaney@sldmfishers.org Coordinator of Adult Formation, Mission and Discipleship Angela Exner………………………………………………………ext. 240 Email……………………………….…...……aexner@sldmfishers.org Communications Coordinator Amanda Kizer (765)617-2143 Email…………………………………………..akizer@sldmfishers.org Coordinator of Faith Formation Reid Leazier………………………………………………………..ext. 232 Email……………………………………………rleazier@sldmfishers.org High School Youth Minister Dave Neeson…………..……...…………………………………..ext. 310 Email……………………………………….dneeson@sldmfishers.org Accounting Manager Bob Stephanak…………………………………………………….ext. 241 Email…………………………………..bstephanak@sldmfishers.org Parish Receptionist Email receptionist@sldmfishers.org Office Phone…………………..….317-842-6778 Fax Number………….…………….317-576-1932

Crisis Pregnancy—Free Ultra-

sound/Post Abortion Counseling:

Pregnant? Need help? Hurt by abortion? Call the Gabriel Project toll-free at 1-877-734-2444 confidentially, anytime, day or night.

Hearing assistance equipment available in the Sacristy upon request.

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National Suicide Prevention

Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

To report an instance of sexual abuse,

please Contact Doris May 765-464-4988 or

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