St. Edward ParishSt. Edward Parish 216 S. Nichols Street216 S. Nichols Street

Lowell, Indiana 46356Lowell, Indiana 46356 Phone: (219) 696Phone: (219) 696--73077307 www.stedlowell.comwww.stedlowell.com

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Mass Schedule Monday, January 15th - 8:00am �Elsie Popovich

Tuesday, January 16th - 8:00am Victor for Health Wednesday, January 17th - 5:00pm �Paul Kozubal Thursday, January 18th - 8:00am �Joe Blandford Friday, January 19th - 8:00am �John Sheets Saturday, January 20th - 5:00pm �Jacob Bergonia

Sunday, January 21st - 8:00am �William Sheets 11:00am Our Parishioners 12:30pm Spanish Mass

(The Rosary is prayed before the weekday

Masses.)

Readings for the Week of January 14th, 2018 Sunday: SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10;

1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42 Monday: 1 Sm 15:16-23; Ps 50:8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23;

Mk 2:18-22

Tuesday: 1 Sm 16:1-13; Ps 89:20-22, 27-28;

Mk 2:23-28

Wednesday: ST. ANTHONY 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51; Ps 144:1b, 2, 9-10;

Mk 3:1-6

Thursday: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7; Ps 56:2-3, 9-13;

Mk 3:7-12

Friday: 1 Sm 24:3-21; Ps 57:2-4, 6, 11; Mk 3:13-19

Saturday: Saint Fabian, Saint Sebas�an

2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27;

Ps 80:2-3, 5-7; Mk 3:20-21

Sunday: THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Jon 3:1-5, 10; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Cor 7:29-31;

Mk 1:14-20

Minister Schedule Saturday, January 20th - 5:00pm Lectors C. Isaacs & M. Huseman Greeters C. Isaacs & C. Isaacs EucharisAc Ministers L. Valdivia, K. Cueller J. Leader, J. Leader, O. Warrer & J. Klotz Servers I. Valdivia, P. Kotlin & W. Kotlin Sacristan M. McCully

Sunday, January 21st - 8:00am Lectors C. Overmeyer & J. Hathaway

Greeters A. Weingart & L. Hathaway EucharisAc Ministers T. Brown, J. Reeder, S. McWilliams, P. Jung, G. Vicari & N. McWilliams Servers K of C Sacristan G. Faitak Sunday, January 21st - 11:00am

Lectors CFF - 8th Grade Greeters CFF - 8th Grade

EucharisAc Ministers B. Driscoll, D. Terpstra, J. Erpelding, L. Driscoll, A. Umfleet & T. Jeffries Servers D. Ohlenkamp, R. Ambassi & A. StraAnsky Sacristan S. Friedrich Sunday, January 21st - 12:30pm - Spanish Mass Lectors D. Vazquez & A. Vazquez Greeters open EucharisAc Ministers M. Barrios & R. Fortoso Servers A. Ruiz, C. Gallardo & M. Vazquez Sacristan open

Worship in Our Parish

Magdalena Ruth Harber

Alejandrina Garcia, Jose

Munoz, Camila & Valen8na

Phyllis Glover

De Colores! Cursillista families are invited to

join the Cursillo Community as we

memorialize our dearly departed Brothers and

Sisters in Christ at a Mass of Remembrance,

Sunday, January 21st at 2:00pm at Holy Spirit

Church in Crown Point. Bishop Hying will

preside. Free will memorial dona8ons to

support the Cursillo Movement of the

Diocese of Gary will be accepted.

Please send memorial names

tomass@cursillogary.nwiweb.com for inclusion in

the Memorial Program. Bring a dish to share for the

potluck dinner that will follow the mass. Visit our

website at www.cursillogary.nwiweb.com

for more informa8on

Catholic ChariAes is looking for individuals to

volunteer to join us on our new Crisis team! We

define a crisis as: sudden/unexpected death and a

trauma8c event that affects mul8ple people at the

school/in the community. If you have a background

in crisis, mental health, counseling, etc. please

consider volunteering 1-2 days for 2 months out of

the 9-month school year. There will be on 1.5 hour

training in Hammond on Tuesday, Jan. 23rd from 6-7pm. Interested? Call 219-844-4883 to

sign up by Jan. 16th.

January 14, 2018 Page 3 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Saint Edward Parish Family:

Like Jesus did to Andrew, who became one of his first disciples, in this Sunday's Gospel

passage, he says to you and to each of us: "What are you looking for?" When you pray,

and when you look at a crucifix, or when you see a picture of Jesus, what exactly are you

looking for?

Jesus says: "Come and see!" Come and see what? His love? His healing power? His

supernatural ability to answer our prayers? Whatever we're looking for, the reason

we're seeking it is because we don't yet have it.

Jesus is the fulfillment of every promise by God the Father. Jesus is the fullness of love,

the provider of mercy, the divine healer, the perfect mediator of all our prayers and

concerns and everything else we truly need. So, why does it feel like something is s8ll

missing? Why do our lives feel incomplete? Why do our prayers seem unanswered?

The answer is revealed in what happened aFer Andrew began to follow Jesus. We read

about it in Samuel's response to God's invita8on. We proclaim it in the Responsorial

Psalm: "Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will."

Andrew, his brother Simon Peter, and the other disciples were privileged to witness first-

hand the wondrous miracles of Jesus. They personally experienced God's love through

the gentle eyes of Jesus, the tone of kindness in his voice, and the forgiveness that was

visible in his smile.

Yet with all of this, they did not really find all that he was looking for (remember how

easily Peter felt afraid or confused or uncertain) un8l he was on the giving end of it. He

didn't discover the fullness of Jesus un8l Jesus was no longer present in the flesh and

they accepted their calling to con8nue Christ's earthly ministry.

The same is true for us who have never seen Jesus' actual eyes or heard his actual voice.

We find what we're seeking when we give it to others. Why? Because then we discover

that we really had it all along! This is the miracle of "Here am I, Lord; I come to do your

will."

May God Bless & Keep You Always! F�. Ri��

From the Pastor’s Desk Stewardship

Parish Events

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION

“Ordinary Time” began for us this week. On the old calendar, the feast of the Presenta8on, s8ll more than two weeks away, was the last day of the Christmas season. Sadly, Bethlehem is hardly a place of peace on earth these days. The ancient Chris8an community has been largely uprooted by poli8cal strife. The Church of the Na8vity stands (barely) in remarkable disrepair and disorder in Manger Square. The roof is crumbling, the major doorways are blocked, the wiring is faulty, and the worship life is disrupted by quarrels among Eastern Chris8ans. The church was founded by the Emperor Constan8ne in 325, destroyed in a Samaritan revolt in 539, and rebuilt by the Emperor Jus8nian. When the area came under Muslim control in 638, the holiness of the church was respected, and in return Chris8ans allowed Muslims to pray in the south aisle, a right s8ll upheld. Earlier in that century, invading Persians were ordered to destroy all churches, but when they saw the magi carved over the doorway of the Church of the Na8vity, they spared it out of respect for their ancestors who bore gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the same city. The Crusaders restored and redecorated the church by the twelFh century, and it is their plan that survives. Down a few stone steps is a stone groQo with a silver star marking the place of Christ’s birth: when the star was stolen in 1847 it triggered an interna8onal crisis that exploded into the Crimean War.

Since 1852, the church has been shared by the Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and

Armenian Churches. The Greeks are in charge of the groQo, but don’t enjoy the best of

friendships with the Armenians. Catholics have the care of the Chapel of the Manger, and

avoid the squabbles by a separate entrance to the Franciscan monastery church of St.

Catherine. Pray for peace in Bethlehem! —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Please support our Girl Scouts who will

be in the ves8bule next weekend aFer

the 5:00pm, 8:00am and 11:00am

masses taking orders for their cookies.

Payment of cash or check is accepted

and is due when placing your order.

Offerings for Weekend Jan. 6th & 7th

Number of Envelopes Used .............. 191

Adult envelopes ...................... $5,321.00

Children’s envelopes ................... $36.79

Loose collec8on ......................... $209.04

First Offering .............................. $395.00

Solemnity of Mary ..................... $211.00

Christmas ................................... $145.00

TOTAL COLLECTION ................ $6,320.83

Maint, & Grounds Fund ............. $172.00

Building Fund ............................. $367.00

Other Events

Knights of Columbus Council 8082 –Dyer 8th Annual Paczki Ball Dinner/Dance Fundraiser

When: Saturday, January 27, 2018

6:00-11:30pm

Where: Casa Maria Hall on the grounds

of St. Maria GoreW Church

500 Northgate Dr., Dyer, IN

Cash bar and family style Polish dinner

followed by dancing featuring Jimmy

Kilian Polka Band. Ticket cost $30 per

person. Tickets or more info contact

Bob Block 219-671-0287 or

gov8990@aol.com

Our next parish blood drive will be

Tuesday, January 16th

from 3 p.m.- 7

p.m. in the school gym. Looking for

volunteers to help work the blood drive

(help pass out refreshments, and sign-in

donors at registra8on). Sign-ups will be

before and aFer masses the weekend of

January 13-14th

. Please call

Cheryl Grskovich @ 696-4706.

St. Edward Parish Page 4 Lowell, Indiana

San Eduardo Parroquia: Se Habla Español

14 de enero de 2018 Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

CORDERO DE DIOS “Este es el Cordero de Dios”. Escuchamos esta frase

todos los domingos en la Misa pero es muy probable que mu-

chos católicos no sepan quién la pronunció originariamente

en la Biblia. La frase aparece en el Evangelio de Juan, en los

labios de Juan Bau8sta a quien dice dos veces. En la lectura

del Evangelio de hoy, Juan proclama que Jesús es el Cordero

de Dios y entonces dos de los discípulos de Juan siguen a Cris-

to. Un poco más tarde Andrés, quien escuchó a Juan y siguió

a Jesús, lleva a su hermano Simón para que reciba un nuevo

nombre: Kefás, es decir Pedro. Si estudiamos a fondo estos

versículos de la Biblia vemos la misión de todos los bau8zados

en el Cuerpo de Cristo: Siempre debemos proclamar nuestra

fe en Cristo, para que otros lo sigan. Quizás no sepamos de

qué manera la voluntad de Dios obrará en los que llevamos a

Cristo, pero eso no es lo importante. Lo que importa es que

nuestra misión constante como Iglesia es llevar a otras perso-

nas a Cristo, el Cordero de Dios, que quita el pecado del mun-

do. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — Samuel responde al llamado del Señor:

“Habla, Señor, tu siervo te eschucha”

(1 Samuel 3:3-10, 19).

Salmo — Aquí estoy, Señor, para hacer tu voluntad

(Salmo 40 [39]).

Segunda lectura — Tu cuerpo es un templo del Espíritu

Santo; por tanto glorifica a Dios en tu cuerpo

(1 Corin8os 6:13-15, 17-20).

Evangelio — Los primeros discípulos empiezan a seguir a

Jesús y declaran que es el Mesías (Juan 1:35-42). Salmo responsorial: Leccionario Hispanoamericano Dominical © 1970, Comisión Episcopal Española. Usado

con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.

LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA

Lunes: 1 Sm 15:16-23; Sal 50 (49):8-9, 16bc-17, 21, 23;

Mc 2:18-22

Martes: 1 Sm 16:1-13; Sal 89 (88):20-22, 27-28;

Mc 2:23-28

Miércoles: 1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51;

Sal 144 (143):1b, 2, 9-10; Mc 3:1-6

Jueves: 1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7; Sal 56 (55):2-3, 9-13;

Mc 3:7-12

Viernes: 1 Sm 24:3-21; Sal 57 (56):2-4, 6, 11; Mc 3:13-19

Sábado: 2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27;

Sal 80 (79):2-3, 5-7; Mc 3:20-21

Domingo: Jon 3:1-5, 10; Sal 25 (24):4-9; 1 Cor 7:29-31;

Mc 1:14-20

LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES

Domingo: Segundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Lunes: Día de Mar8n Luther King, Jr.

Miércoles: San Antonio

Jueves: Semana de Oración por la Unidad Cris8ana

Viernes: La Teofanía en el calendario juliano

(la epifanía)

Sábado: San Fabián; San Sebas8án

TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Según una vieja costumbre la8na, no se les debe llamar

por nombre a los niños mientras todavía están en el vien-

tre de su madre. Mis padres siempre me hablaban por

nombre durante el embarazo de mi mamá. Esto por su-

puesto molestaba a mi abuelita quien decía que si me iban

a hablar por nombre sería mejor llamarme Tiburcio. La

gran sorpresa de mis padres fue que nací el día de san Ti-

burcio. Gracias a Dios mis padres no eran tradicionalitas,

sino tuviera que pasar mi vida con ese nombre.

Muchos la8noamericanos todavía siguen la tradición

del onomás8co; de dar a su hijo o hija el nombre del santo

o de la santa en cuyo día nació. Esta costumbre se hace con

doble intención: 1) para implorar la protección del santo

sobre el recién nacido y 2) para que el niño o la niña tenga

un buen ejemplo como modelo para su vida. Esta úl8ma

razón implica tener que conocer e imitar al santo o a la

santa.

Si tu hijo nace el 16 de enero puedes nombrarlo: Ful-

gencio, Acursio, Adiuto, Frisio y Tolomeo. O si es niña, Pris-

cila o el femenino de los previos. —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co., Inc.

CADENAS DE GRACIA Las cadenas de gracia son fuertes y tan dulces, que

aunque atraen nuestro corazón, ellas no encadenan nues-

tras libertades. —San Francisco de Sales

DELICADEZA

Hay sen8mientos por doquier –actúa con delicadeza. —J. Masai

ALEGRÍA La alegría plena reside en ver a Dios en todas las cosas.

—San Julián

January 14, 2018 Page 5 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Hello Dear Friends!

Last week in the Confirma8on Class, we talked about the Holy Spirit. The difficult

thing about teaching about the Holy Spirit, is that it is kind of an abstract idea.

Where as God the Father is easy to understand because of the crea8on stories

and the stories about God in the Old and New Testaments and Jesus the Son is

relatable because he is a physical human being who was also divine, the Holy

Spirit is much more fluid. We talk about the Holy Spirit as a feeling and an

inspira8on. The freshmen were also confused when we first brought up the

topic. How did we teach about the Holy Spirit? Well, we had the teens enter into

an experience. I asked one of the teens to help me. We went over to a door in

the room. She was in the room with the other teens, and I was on the other side.

I told her that we were going to do this in two parts. For the first part, I had her

ignore what I was going to do. I went on the other side of the door and started

knocking. And knocking. And knocking. She didn’t open the door, but I did hear

her laughing. She heard me but was ac8vely ignoring me. Then I had her open

the door whenever she felt like it. I knocked once and she opened the door. I

greeted her and showed her around the room, eventually leading back to her

seat. Upon reflec8on, she said it was actually really hard to ignore the knocking.

She could hear it and wanted to open the door, but she forced herself not to.

When she could open the door, it was easy to do. When I started leading her

around the room, she was first unsure but trusted me to keep her safe and she

was! The teens seemed to beQer understand the Holy Spirit, much like Samuel in

the first reading. When both Samuel and the Confirma8on student experienced

the Holy Spirit calling them in their lives. While confused, their trust in the Lord

enabled them to experience the Holy Spirit working in their lives. Let us be open

to the Spirit invi8ng us to allow God to work in our lives this week. Let us be

open to hearing the call.

Peace and all goodness,

Vicky Hathaway

At a Glance Monday, January 15th - MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY-OFFICE CLOSED 3:00pm Mary’s Prayer Hour

7:00pm RCIA Tuesday, January 16th - 3:00-7:00pm Blood Drive - g 7:00pm Choir prac8ce - c Wednesday, January 17th - 6:30pm Contemporary Choir prac8ce - c

Thursday, January 18th - 10:00-11:30am Food Pantry-plc 2:00pm Cedar Creek Nursing Home Comm.

Service 3:15pm Lowell Nursing Home Comm. Service 6:00-8:00pm Spanish Prayer - ym

Friday, January 19th - 7:00-9:00pm Spanish Prayer - c Saturday, January 20th - Girl Scout Cookie Sale aFer Mass

Blood Drive Sign Ups before and aFer Mass Sunday, January 21st - Girl Scout Cookie Sale aFer

8:00 & 11:00 Mass Blood Drive Sign Ups before and aFer Masses 9:15am CFF

9:30 - 10:30am Bible Study - m/m 1:00-4:00pm DYC mtg 5:00-8:00pm Living Sta8ons Prac8ce - c

Parish Directory Parish Ministry Center

216 S. Nichols Street

Lowell, Indiana 46356

Phone: (219) 696-7307 Fax: (219) 696-3525

www.stedlowell.com

Pastor

Rev. Richard Holy fatherrickholy@gmail.com

Rev. Frank Torres Spanish speaking Mass

Deacons

William Hathaway

Roberto Mendoza

Secretary Wendy Fallon

stedwardchurch@sbcglobal.net

Saturday Evening Mass

5:00 p.m. Saturday

Morning Mass 9:00 a.m., 1st of the month only.

Reconcilia8on before & aFer that Mass.

Sunday Masses 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. (Spanish Mass) (For Daily Mass Schedule see Page 2 of this bulle�n.)

Sacrament of ReconciliaAon 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. Saturday, or by appointment.

EucharisAc AdoraAon First Friday at 8:30 a.m., Benedic8on at 7:00 p.m.

BulleAn Deadline

Announcements must be in wri8ng and in the office by Monday

noon.

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