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Mass and Confession Times Saturday Vigil 4:30pm Sunday: 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm (Spanish), 5:30pm, 9:00pm (beginning August 23) Weekday: 5:30pm Monday and Wednesday 12:15pm Tuesday and Thursday 9:00pm Tuesday and Thursday (beginning August 25) 8:30am Saturday (beginning August 29) Confession: Monday-Thursday: 6:30-8:00pm Please note you must register online at hoosiercatholic.org to attend mass.
St. Paul Catholic Center The Newman Center at Indiana University
www.hoosiercatholic.org
Pastoral Staff all emails end in @hoosiercatholic.org Pastor/Director of Campus Ministry Fr. Patrick Hyde, O.P………………. frpatrick Assoc. Pastor Fr. Reginald Wolford, O.P…………. frreginald Assoc. Pastor Fr. Dennis Woerter, O.P……………. frdennis Priest in Residence Fr. Justus Pokrzewinski, O.P……………………[email protected] Deacon, Ron Reimer……………... deaconron Administrator of Religious Education Bridget McIntyre…………………... bmcintyre Music Ministry, Tim Gregson……….. tgregson PPC President, Roland Bydlon Finance Council President, Renee Petrina Resource Staff Secretary, Mary Reilly………………….. mreilly Front desk, Emily Walker and Anna Scott….office Development and Stewardship Director Tara Doyon………………………………... tdoyon Assistant Development/Stewardship Director Tori Fourman……………………………...tori Business Office Manager MarkWozniak…………………………….mwozniak Building Manager, Lee Chapman…….lchapman Sacristan/Housekeeping Jennifer Pipher……………………………….jpipher FOCUS Missionaries email ends in @focus.org Team Director, Gabe McHaffie….gabriel.mchaffie Outreach Ministry Marianne [email protected] Deacon [email protected]
The dispensation from the obligation to par-ticipate at Mass has been extended to Novem-ber 1. Those who are 65 years of age and old-er as well as all vulnerable and sick persons are strongly encouraged to stay at home dur-ing this time.
August 16 & 23, 2020 20th & 21st Sundays in Ordinary Time
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A Note From Fr. Patrick Welcome (Back) Students! For more than 50 years, St. Paul Catholic Center has served as the spiritual home for Catholic (and many other) IU students. We exist because of and for the students of IU. We are grateful for your presence. It is my sincerest hope that no matter what the circumstances our world presents us that all stu-dents, Catholics particularly, are known and loved members of the St. Paul Community. Our student community has grown by leaps and bounds the past few years because we prioritize the person in front of us, his/her journey, and the gift of accompanying each other to encounter Jesus. I am so happy you have found us and even more excited to walk with you these next however many years you are with us. However, this year, to be sure, is certainly the most challenging and different of our 50+ years of serving students. We as a community each share the responsibility this year not only for outreach and welcome, but also the added responsibility of social-distancing, face-covering, and all the other neces-sities of building and maintaining a safe and responsible community in a time of pandemic. These are interesting, challenging times, but thanks be to God for them! He made us for great-ness and for eternity and the only way from here to there is through the Cross. Together, as a commu-nity of faith, hope, and love, we can emerge from this changed for the better, for the greatest good.
Catholic Social Teaching Mini-Course Fr. Dennis will be leading a six-week online faith formation class on Catholic Social Teaching. The course will meet September 16, 23, 30, and October 7,14, 21. This course will be geared toward adults but it would be suitable for those 13 and older. Catholic Social Teaching is often described as the Church’s “best kept secret.” In an election year, during a pandemic, as we are having difficult conversations and protests on issues of racial jus-tice, immigration, and so many other issues, our Catholic faith offers a treasure chest of resources that help to form us to respond as Christ in the world. Fr. Dennis has worked extensively in areas of social justice throughout his priesthood. Conse-quently, he brings a wonderful range of experiences to this topic which will serve to benefit those who participate. If you would like more information, please contact Fr. Dennis ([email protected]).
Praying for Each Other In her book, Start with Jesus: How Everyday Disciples Will Renew the Church, Julianne Stanz writes, “If Eucharist is the heart of parish life, then prayer is the heartbeat. Prayer is the food and fuel of missionary activity.” During these tumultuous times, we can build the Church and even strengthen it through prayer. I hope you will join me in daily prayer for the needs of each member of this community and invite the Ho-ly Spirit to enlighten and enliven your hearts to be the person the world needs right now. Sincerely yours in Christ, Fr. Patrick
Online Giving With many parishioners attending St. Paul’s less frequently due to the pandemic, we encourage everyone to transition their donations to online giving. Online giving enables one-time and recur-ring contributions from your debit/credit card. Please visit http://www.hoosiercatholic.org/make-a-gift.html or contact Tori Fourman at (812)339-5561 ext.241 for more information.
Online Mass Signups The link to register to attend mass can be found on the home page of www.hoosiercatholic.org. If you are having trouble or need assistance filling out the online form, please call the office at (812)339-5561 and we will be happy to assist you.
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Worship Prayers for the Sick of Our Parish
Names of the sick will be listed for four weeks at a time. If you wish for a name to remain on the list longer, please contact the parish office at 812-339-5561 or [email protected] Grace DeVeau, Kathryn Faith Marszalek, Bob Wilmoth, Ed Jenkinson, Rachael Tamaran, Jana Gilbertson, Janet Richart, The Stone family, Jerome Dorsey, Tracey Neu-mann, Zach Simon, Ok-Kyu Park, Jeannie Bower, Jim Johnson, Lacy Lenahan, Al Diamond, Fatima Enari, Dave Perney, Kate Suarez, Jeffrey Riesmeyer, Brian Dougherty, Juliana Brody, Debbie Colvard, Ryan McAleer, Rudy Pozzatti, Sean Conway, Hunter Pickett, Fr. Dennis Woerter, O.P., Nancy Tosick, Felicity Anne Russell, the Christian family, Pat Meier, Donna Gentile, Anne Novak. Pray for them, and for all who are elderly, infirm, and home-bound.
Recent Baptisms
Matthew Alexander Zisoff-Ruiz Bani Jael Adorno-Lopez
Eden Adorno-Lopez Kevin Adorno Linares David Adorno Linares
Welcome to the Church!
During a time of prayer on Sunday or while viewing the Mass on TV or online, the faithful
are encouraged to make an act of Spiritual Com-munion. This beautiful devotional practice in the Church is a real source of grace in Com-
munion with our Lord. Below is an example of a prayer for Spiritual Communion.
My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love you above all things, and I desire to re-ceive 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.
Mass Intentions Weekend Masses August 15-16 Saturday 4:30pm †Steve Masura Sunday 8:30am †James Pawelak 10:30am †Tom Grace (Spanish) 12:30pm †Alwyn Fernandes 5:30pm St. Paul Parishioners Weekday Masses August 17-21 Monday 5:30pm †Helen Leech Tuesday 12:15pm †Young-Ja Park Wednesday 5:30pm †Samuel and Geraldine Di Pal-ma Thursday 12:15pm †Jim and Anne Filkins Friday 5:30pm Anne Novak Weekend Masses August 22-23 Saturday 4:30pm †Msgr. Rafael Lizcam-Garcia 6:00pm St. Paul Parishioners Sunday 8:30am †Johnny Popp 10:30am Children of Gregson, Maksl, and Gummersheimer Families (Spanish) 12:30pm St. Paul Parishioners 5:30pm †May Leech 9:00pm St. Paul Parishioners Weekday Masses August 24-28 Monday 12:15pm †Robert Wagner 5:30pm †Neil Bullock Tuesday 12:15pm †Mallory Riggins 9:00pm Intentions of Lauren and Ra-chel Wednesday 12:15pm †OK Park 5:30pm St. Paul Parishioners Thursday 12:15pm St. Paul Parishioners 9:00pm St. Paul Parishioners Friday 12:15pm St. Paul Parishioners 5:30pm St. Paul Parishioners
From Death to New Life Please pray for the repose of the soul of
Patrick Babcock
Parishioner
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Welcome back, students!
Women’s Bible Study on Zoom Women’s Bible Study continues to meet every Thursday morning from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Zoom. We are studying the books of Tobit, Judith and Esther using the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible series which we purchased on Ama-zon. If you are interested in joining us and/or have questions, contact [email protected]
Welcome, Hoosiers! We are overjoyed to have you back with us at St. Paul Catholic Center. We hope that in this unexpected fall semester St. Paul’s will be a source of com-munity and comfort as we navigate university life amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Our priori-ty is your physical and spiritual well-being. With that in mind, we have a schedule of Welcome Week events prepared that will al-low us to come together safely as a Newman center. Events will begin Sunday, August 23 once everyone has arrived back on campus.
Welcome Week Schedule
Sunday, 8/23: Cookout (socially distanced and contact-free meals) 2-4pm Tuesday, 8/25: Taco Truck Tuesday 6:30-8:30 pm Thursday, 8/27: Adoration with Praise and Worship 7-9 pm
Novena Prayer Group
The Novena Prayer Group at St. Paul invites you to join us on a journey of prayer. We pray short and long Novenas all year round. For more information, contact Anita Park at [email protected].
Worship Schedule (begins August 23) Mass:
Monday-Friday: 12:15pm Monday, Wednesday, and Friday: 5:30pm
Tuesday and Thursday: 9:00pm Saturday: 8:30am, Vigil 4:30 pm, 6:00 pm Korean (1st
& 3rd Saturday only) Sunday: 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:30pm (Spanish),
5:30pm, 9:00pm
Confession: Monday-Thursday, 6:30-8:00 pm
30 minutes before all Sunday Masses
Eucharistic Adoration: Monday-Thursday, 6:00-9:00 pm
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Parish & Community News
We are happy to announce a new Dominican Laity chapter, Mary Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, was received into the Dominican Laity on July 18th, 2020 at St. Paul Catholic Center. The members received include Jennifer Faris, Mi-chael Faris, Robert Kravchuk, Paul Marion, Michael Ware, William Schwab and Mary Sue Veerkamp-Schwab. The core group, started in 2016, evolved and grew, with the guidance of the St Paul’s Dominican com-munity, and by following the Dominican charisms of prayer, study and apostolate. Together they strive to live the “evangelical life,” in the spirit of the Beati-tudes as laid out in the Dominican Rule. Through this community, members have experi-enced the true friendship and the genuine warmth of Christ’s presence in each other while sharing and deepening our faith. “The Dominican Laity is a pow-erful spiritual group, grounded in the apostolic spirit of St. Dominic…professing [that is, carrying into practice] the evangelical life as adapted to our lay state.” says Mary Sue Schwab. “We study, discuss, and drink wine! It’s the best of all worlds!” According to Jennifer Faris, “Being received into the order has been a blessing, this is now a real part of my life and pushes me to pursue study and contem-plation even more.” Michael Ware relates, “For me, I finally have a port in the Catholic Church where I can drop anchor. When I knelt to receive the Scapular and Fr. Justus’ hand on my shoulder, I felt Dominic embracing me as one of his children; my mother was in joyful tears. St. Mother Theodore Guerin has always re-minded me to put myself in God’s Providence, and my hope is that, by being a Lay Dominican, I will be able to reach out to young adults who don’t feel welcomed by the Church. Praise be Jesus and Mary!” “Being received as a Lay Dominican was an amaz-ing experience. I feel now that I am a part of an or-ganization that will help me become a better Catho-
lic. I hope to live my life in prayer, study and minis-tering in the world while being a part of the Domini-can community,” says Michael Faris. Paul Marion adds, “Many years ago, my parents took me to church to give me to God. It has been a long trip but the Lord has guided me along the way. Becoming a Dominican is a big step, taking me home.” To Bill Schwab, it is an opportunity not to be missed. “St. Dominic famously exhorted us to not hoard, but sow the seed. In a world that so desper-ately needs spiritual revitalization, how can we avoid his words? The life of a Lay Dominican gives us the opportunity to make our own humble answer to Dominic’s call.” Whether married or single, Lay Dominicans enrich the Dominican Community here at St Paul’s and the Dominican Family throughout the world. They invite you to join and share a passion for the Truth, love of prayer, and apostolic zeal.
New members of the Dominican laity at St. Paul’s.
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