MISSION STATEMENT

Holy Name of Jesus, a Catholic Parish in the Diocese

of Owensboro, Kentucky, is dedicated to living the

Gospel message. We strive to build community by

celebrating God’s presence in Word and Sacrament.

Through our gift of diversity, guided by the Spirit, we

witness Christ’s love for God’s people by our compas-

sion for all.

511 Second St. Henderson KY 42420

www.holynameparish.net

270-826-2096 fax 270-827-1494

Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church

April 1, 2018 Most Rev. William Francis Medley, D.D.

Bishop of the Diocese of Owensboro

Pastoral Staff

Pastor, Father Larry McBride

Associate Pastor, Father Anthony Shonis

Associate Pastor, Father Maury Riney

Deacons, Richard Beaven, Joe Loeffler,

John Prough & Jaime Tiu

Director of Religious Education, Rose Wheeler

Director of Youth, Peyton Hutson

Director of Liturgy/Music, Jenny Gorman

Director of Hispanic Ministry, Abraham Brown

Social Action Coordinator, Ranni Dillard

Parish Office Manager, Kaye Barron-Villines

Parish Secretaries, Jan Hays & Jill Hagan

Maintenance, Donald McCormick

School President, Julie Eadens

School Principal, Scottie Koonce

Parish Nurse, call parish office

Parish Council Chair, Tony Krampe (270-860-3449)

School Council Chair, Latasha Biggs (270-860-4322)

Parish Office Hours Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5:00pm Friday 7:30am-2:00pm Daily Mass Schedule 7:00am Monday-Saturday

12:05pm Wednesday-Thursday-Friday Sunday Mass Schedule 4:00pm Vigil

7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am,

1:00pm (Misa en Español) & 5:30pm School Mass Schedule See weekly calendar of events

Holy Day Schedule 6:00pm Vigil

7:00am, 12:05pm, 6:00pm

Reconciliation 9:00am-10:00am Saturday

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Weekly Readings First Reading…..Acts of the Apostles 10:34,37-43

Peter preached about Jesus’ baptism, the anointing with the Holy Spirit, works of

kindness and healing, and his crucifixion and resurrection from the dead. All who

believe in him are forgiven.

Second Reading……………..Colossians 3:1-4

Think about what is above. When Christ appears, then you shall appear with him in

glory.

Gospel………………….John 20:1-9

Mary Magdalene and the disciples went to the tomb and found it empty. They did

not yet understand that Jesus would rise from the dead.

HOLY NAME OF JESUS CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD - Children ages 5-8 are dismissed to hear the Word of God, proclaimed within an age-appropriate environment, at all Sunday Masses except 7:30am and 1:00pm.

BUS MINISTRY -This is the opportunity for those who don’t have transportation to attend 11:30am Mass on Sunday. Please call the parish office before 12:00pm on the preceding Friday.

BAPTISM-Preparation is required of parents prior to celebration of the sacrament. Instruction is held on the first Sunday of each month. Please call parish office if you plan to attend.

MARRIAGE-Couples are required to participate in the marriage preparation program. In order to allow sufficient time, couples must contact the parish office at least 6 months before the anticipated wedding date.

FAITH FORMATION AUGUST—MAY

Religious and Special Education & Sacramental Preparation for public school students.

Grades K-8, Sunday, 10:45am—12:00 noon Grades 9—12, Youth Group, See Youth News

R.C.I.A.-A process of education & initiation into the Catholic tradition Thursdays 7:00-8:30pm.

INQUIRY CLASSES-Interested in learning about Catholic tradition and/or becoming a member of the Church? Call the parish office for more information.

BULLETIN DEADLINE— Information for the bulletin deadline is Monday, before noon.

Readings for the Week of April 1, 2018

Sunday………………………....Acts 10:34, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23

………..Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Mk 16:1-7 or Lk 24:13-35

Monday………Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 /Mt 28:8-15

Tuesday…………….Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 /Jn 20:11-18

Wednesday…………Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 /Lk 24:13-35

Thursday…………………..Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2, 5, 6-7, 8-9 /Lk 24:35-48

Friday……………….Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-24, 25-27 /Jn 21:1-14

Saturday……….Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1, 14-15, 16-18, 19-21 /Mk 16:9-15

Next Sunday………………………...Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24

…………………………………………………………………1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31

Observances for the Week of April 1, 2018

Sunday: Easter Sunday

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

Saturday:

Next Sunday: 2nd Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday

© Liturgical Publications In

Reflection Questions for the

Readings for April 8, 2018

Have you ever been swallowed up in Thomas-like skepticism and cynicism? How was that “doubt” transformed into hope and trust?

In what ways is your parish community like-or can become like-the first Christian community portrayed in today’s first reading?

How can we “breathe” new life into our relation-ships with others?

In what “non-sacramental” ways can individuals forgive and “retain” sins?

Please patronize the sponsors of our bulletin. Their support makes this bulletin possible at no cost to the church. This week’s sponsor:

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LETTER FROM THE PASTOR RRRRRRRR

Welcome to all of our visitors and guests today. Easter is one of those traditional times that peo-ple join with family and friends to attend Church and we are happy that you chose Holy Name of Jesus for your celebration. I hope that you felt welcomed to the community and at home with us. Please come back and worship with us again.

Our Easter celebrations and the services leading up to Easter are some of the most important celebrations of the year. We proclaim and reflect on our most important scripture accounts, we celebrate our life giving rituals, we welcome new members into our community and we re-commit ourselves to discipleship in Christ.

I want to take this opportunity to thank all those who have given so generously of their time to serve as a minis-ter during this Holy Week, from those who helped greet people at the door to those who built the Easter Fire on Saturday night.

With joy we welcomed 10 new members into the Catholic faith and the parish family of Holy Name of Jesus. We baptized 1 person and we welcomed 9 new members from other faith backgrounds who had already been bap-tized. I have had the privilege of spending time during Lent with the adults joining the church. During Lent we spend time in prayer and retreat in preparation for them receiving the Sacraments. I am greatly impressed by this wonderful group of people who bring many gifts and a rich faith to our faith community. If you do not know them I hope you will soon have the opportunity to meet and get to know them. They are a true asset to our com-munity and we are blessed to have them a part of our family.

We know that the Church celebrates seasons and not just a day. So as we say Happy Easter we are not referring to just Easter Sunday but we mean the 50 days to follow, the Season of Easter. For the past few years I have been trying to come up with a way that we can acknowledge the new members of our community throughout the Easter Season. I proposed that they wear their Baptismal robes throughout the season and was met with a re-sounding, “No.” I thought of name tags but that did not seem quite appropriate and then this year I thought of a pew and so this year we are going to give it a try. We will mark off a different pew each week and ask the new members who joined at Easter to sit in the marked pew with their family and friends.

This will allow the community to identify our new members and welcome them into the community and hopeful-ly get to know them. Throughout this Easter season I encourage you to get to know at least one of our new mem-bers. Help them to feel an important part of our community.

I pray for each of you that Lent was a time of growing closer to God and improving your relationship with your brothers and sisters. I hope you were able to establish new habits of prayer, love or service during this special season. If you were not able to remain faithful to your Lenten plan or allowed Lent to pass you by with little or no thought do not give up hope. The love and mercy of our God allows us to start over each and every day, each and every moment. Lent is over but God is ever present and desires more than anything to speak with us and have a deeper relationship with us.

Fr. Larry McBride

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Rev. Lyman S. Allen

Jessie C. Allen

James Lee Alvey

Leo & Lucille Alvey

Sarah Alvey

Glen Arnold

Violet Marie Arnold

Idell Ashby

Mary Ashby

William Augustyn

Teofila M. Bag-ao

Roberta & Roy Ball

Louie Barron

Michael & Lula F. Barron

Ruth & Gilbert Barron

Bartley family

Basinger family

F. K. & Rosie Beaven

Alvin & Sue Beck

Teresa Beckman

Harry & Mary Berrong

Robert, Steve & Randall Berrong

Terry & Judy Berrong

Allen Blanford

Mary Blanford

Charles Blanford

Richard Blanford family

Tim Blanford

Tom & Opal Blanford

Louise Bougardner

Lynda Bradley

Jack Brennan

Mary D. Brown

Glenn & Lois Bruce

Elvis & Martha Buckman family

James & Louise Buckman

James H. & Rachel Buckman

Jim & Marie Buckman

Jolene Buley

Carolyn Bullington

Dr. Howard Campbell

Jacob Carlisle

June & VirgilCarter Sr.

Lela Carrier

Carroll Cates

Guillermo Chavira

Mr/Mrs Frank Clancy

Malcolm & Margaret Coomes

Mr/Mrs Early Cummings

Woodrow Cummings

Beverly David

Bob Davidson

Robert Davidson

Davis family

Norma Davis

Rita Peak Davis

Arvel DeKemper

Carl DeKemper

Harry DeKemper

Martha Helen DeKemper

Wayne DeKemper

Clarence & Peggy Denton

Christopher L. Diehl

Elizabeth R. Diehl

Patricia A. Diehl

George & Dottie Dixon

Bowman & Viola Duncan

Phillip Duncan

Bud & Martha Duncan

Clarence Drury

Anges & Joseph Dziubich

Bertha Edmondson

Dick Edwards

Clifford & Jeannette Elliott

George Fazio

Fenwick family

Rita Fictum

Gerald & Barbara Fogle

Marvin Fulkerson

Buddy Funk

Mr/Mrs. Geo. H. Gabe

Billy Gatten

Charles & Helen Gempe

Rudy Gibson

James Gish, Jr.

Marshall Gish

Vincent Gish

Ron Goldsberry Jr.

Rocco J. & Gigi B. Gonnella

Austin & Verna Greenwell

Joe Greenwell

Mattie Frances Greenwell

Thomas Vincent Greenwell

Griggs family

Bob & Dona Hamil

Buddy Hamilton

Sam Hamilton family

Gath Haile

Jerry Hall

F.B. & Ann Hargis

Carl & Charlene Hargrove

John & Nellie Hargrove

Mr/Mrs Paul Hathorn

Bob & Frankie Hayden

Bill & Jane Hays

John Hays

Lisa Hays

Morris & Minnie Hill

Kenneth Hocking

Alma Hopper

Clyde & Valeda Hortin

Heiss family

David Heiss

Anna G. Hite

Patrick Hite

Herb & Jane Hoffman

Malcolm & Susan Howard

Hunt family

Dorothy & Rayford Hurtte

Chuck Jackson

Fred & Alma Jackson

Jenkins family

Marvin & Shirley Jenkins

Leslie & Sarah Jennings

Jim Jezwinski

Juilus & Mary Jezwinski

Tom Jezwinski

Jim & Betty Johnson

Louis & Rose Johnson

W.O. & Nancy Johnson

Don Johnston

Norman & Irene Jorgensen

Warren “Buster” Keach

Myrna Kohlman

Maurice Konsler family

Jackie Korte

Charles & Carrie LaRue

Leroy Leake

Earl & Agnes Leasor

William E. Leasor

Eural Lewis

Harry & Stella Lindenberg

Ray & Irene Little

Melanie Madden

Demetri Marlas

Al Martin

Albert & Frances Martin

Bob, Jim & Joe Martin

Johnnie Mathias

Elodia McBride

Delores Johnson-McBride

Sarah McIntosh

Nancy McKinney

Charles & Brenda McLevain

Joe Mis

Bobby & Ann Mitchell

Mary A. Mitchell

Gretchen Moon

Lee Morris

Gary Mullins

Mr/Mrs Harry C. Newman

George & Elva Nunn

Genny Okerson

Kelli O’Leary

Mark Alan O’Nan

Shaun Owens

Clyde & Ursula Padgett

Pauline Parker

Payne family

Mr/Mrs Stirmon Peckenpaugh

Peters family

Phil Peveler

Rick Peveler

Jane Pfingston

Julie Pfingston

Al Raggiunti

Jessica Raleigh

Roy & Lula Rhodes family

Edwin Rice

Raymond Roberts

Steve & Cora Roberts

Brent Robinson

Shannon Roland

Sandy Ross

Jack & Helen Ruddell

Ronald & Dora Russelburg

Mr/Mrs William Russelburg

Max Sauer

Wm. Douglas Sauer

John, Amber & Nathan Schaudt

Harry Schwantz

Schwartz family

Martha Scott

Cletus & Navia Sebastian

Truman Sheeran

Ann-Michael Siewert

Paul Sigler family

Pauline B. Sigler

Virginia Skaggs

Smith family

Lillian Smith

Stallings family

John & Irene Steinmetz

Viola Stearns

Jack Summers

Gayle Sutton

Tom & Pat Swaidner

Dolly Szymoniak

Tabor family

Ward & Clara Tappan

Ben & Regina Thomas

Herman & Antha Thomas

Mary Virginia Thomas

Ray & Nolan Thomas

Tony Thomas

Robert D. Thomas

Duron & Pauline Thompson

Ray Thompson

Cecil Thrasher

Joeann Tillerson

John, Thomas & Simon Tillerson

Bernard & Emma Trodglen family

Leonard N. Underwood, Sr.

Lavenia Vaughn

Vowels family

Anna Watkins

Watson family

Buckner Watson

Clara Weber

Mr/Mrs Maurice Wedding

Donald Whitmore

Dalores & Wm. Leon Willett

Carl & Bessie Williams

James & Ethel Williams

Travis Williams

Mr/Mrs Harold Windhaus

Frances Wooldridge

Julianna Wooldridge

Earl Yates

Ruth Yoes

John Zedack

John Zehner

Deceased Members of Class 61

All Parents

All Grandparents

All Veterans

2018 Easter Flowers

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"The Lord is truly risen." Are you being called to pro-claim the truth of the Lord's resurrection as a priest, deacon, religious sister or brother? Contact the Vocation Office atb270-852-8368 or e-mail Fr. Jason McClure at jason.mcclure@pastoral.org.

The Johnny Tigue-Holy Name Men’s Club Memo-

rial Scholarship will be granting one $1000.00

Scholarship to qualifying seniors at Henderson Co.

High School, Memorial High School, Owensboro

Catholic High School, or any other accredited high

school. You must be a 8th grade graduate from

Holy Name School, family must be a participating

member of Holy Name Parish, 2 letters of recom-

mendation & a high school transcript. You may

pick up a application in the parish office. Please

direct any questions to Michael Thomson at mi-

chael.thomson@bwpmlp.com. DEADLINE to turn

in your application will be May 25, 2018.

All applications are to be turned in to the parish

office.

It is mowing season!

Time to work outside and our St. Louis Cemetery is no

exception. To keep our cemetery beautiful and neat the

regulations state that there is to be nothing on the

ground at graves. All flowers must be either on a shep-

herd’s hook or a saddle on

the headstone. All flowers

at the mausoleum must be

in a vase and they are avail-

able for sale at the church

office. Please remove any-

thing you wish to keep or

we will be disposing of it.

Apr. 2 Michael & Mary Cooper 36yrs

Isaac & Ashton Vaughan 2yrs

Apr. 3 Bob & Phyll Ann Cummins 14yrs

Terry & Stacy Britt 14yrs

Apr. 4 Gary & Mary Caton 31yrs

John & Kathy Johnston 26yrs

Barry & Maureen Schneider 48yrs

Stephen & Kim French 17yrs

Apr. 6 Jack & Hiromi Adams 47yrs

Apr. 7 Robert & Phyllis Crafton 39yrs

Carl & Reba Grossman 45yrs

Kenneth & Ann Pate 39yrs

CELEBRATING AN ANNIVERSARY

THIS WEEK

Need a gift for First Communion?

Stop by the parish office to see the great selec-

tion of gifts we have for First Communion.

Apr.1-Alexis Baity, Lesa Basham, Sherrel Hosty, Darlene

Leith, Doris Madden, Deborah Speaks & Rigoberto

Zeron.

Apr.2-Brandon Alexander, Mary Jarrett, Hayden Sauer,

Betty Shoemaker, Wendy Thomas, Whitney Warren,

Elizabeth Wasilewski & Sabrina Yates.

Apr.3-Paul Abbott, Kendal Breedlove, Richard Farley,

Emma Gillham, Evalyn Lashlee, Edmara Rodriguez,

Christopher Smith, Emily Solorza, Robin Thacker, Kas-

sandra Toribio & Mary Willett.

Apr.4-Forrest Davis, Catherine Lovell, John McArdle,

Vicente Salpa, Keaton Sutton.

Apr.5-Darryl Goolsby, Melissa Hester, Connie McFar-

land & Ann McGarrh.

Apr.6-Robin Beck, Harley Engle, Noah Hancock, Albert

Majors, Karen Martin, Steve Morris, Catherine Pierson,

Landon Smith, Stacy Thompson & Jason Vowels.

Apr.7-Jennifer Arroyo, Robert Bealmear, John Book,

III, William Clement, Erin Dunaway, Bobbie Elpers &

Bill Jenkins.

ENJOYABLE, INTERESTING AND UP TO DATE!

Check it out at St Jerome Library

If you interested in the Bible, you’ll be interested in our new video series, Biblical Archaeology by Father Leslie J. Hoppe, O.F.M., Ph.D.

Devotion of The Devine Mercy will be April 8,

3:00pm, in the Panis Angelicus Chapel. Everyone is

invited to attend.

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Tour to the Holy Land-May 16-24, 2018–Phyllis

Crafton of Ohio Valley Travels has scheduled a pilgrim-

age to Israel. If you would like to have more information

or wish to sign up please call Phyllis 270-860-8171 or

email phylliscrafton@twc.com. Limited number of seats

are available. Visit the ancient cities of Nazareth, Beth-

lehem, Jerusalem and other sites, including the Garden

of Gethsemane and follow the footsteps walked by Our

Lord on the way to his crucifixion.

HOLY NAME YOUTH NEWSWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSS Peyton Hutson, Youth Minister phutson@holynameparish.net

High School Youth Group

This week: Enjoy Easter with your family and friends. We will not be meeting on 4/1 or 4/8.

Next week: We will meet on Wednesday, April 11 for trivia and wings and Sunday, April 14 with a guest speaker!

Sign-ups for Summer Mission trips are happening now! Bring your $40 deposit to the office sign up, and pick up

your mission packet!

Mission Michigan deadline- April 11 (hurry, only 7 spots left!)

Mission Missouri deadline- April 30

Junior High Youth Group

Next event: Mark your calendar for a day retreat on April 28 from 9am-3:30pm.

To Parents and Adults

YOUTH GROUP DINNERS- WE NEED HELP!

A NIGHT AT THE RACES

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2018

HOLY NAME SCHOOL CAFETERIA

6:00PM DOORS OPEN

6:30PM DINNER

(Traditional KY dinner & drinks)

LIVE DESSERT AUCTION

$20 PER PERSON

18TH ANNUAL

HOLY NAME OF JESUS REVERSE RAFFLE

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

HOLY NAME SCHOOL CAFETERIA

6:00PM SOCIAL HOUR 6:45PM DINNER

7:30PM DRAWING BEGINS

Prizes given assay every 25th ticket drawn

GRAND PRIZE OF $10,000.00

$150.00 (Admits 2 per ticket)

18TH ANNUAL

HOLY NAME OF JESUS REVERSE RAFFLE

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

HOLY NAME SCHOOL CAFETERIA

6:00PM SOCIAL HOUR 6:45PM DINNER

7:30PM DRAWING BEGINS

Prizes given assay every 25th ticket drawn

GRAND PRIZE OF $10,000.00

$150.00 (Admits 2 per ticket)

BUY YOUR TICKETS AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!

All proceeds to benefit Holy Name Youth Group , HNS Technology and Holy Name Radio Ministry

Must be 21years old to purchase and attend both events. Tickets are on sell in the parish office.

A NIGHT AT THE RACES

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2018

HOLY NAME SCHOOL CAFETERIA

6:00PM DOORS OPEN

6:30PM DINNER

(Traditional KY dinner & drinks)

LIVE DESSERT AUCTION

$20 PER PERSON

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The Holy Name School Family prays for Easter

Joy and Peace for our church parishioners. As we

rejoice with all the church in the glorious light of

Christ’s resurrection, may God bless you.

HNS thanks everyone who donated, worked, or purchased books at the Used Book Sale. Your support is greatly appreciated and makes it pos-sible for our library’s success.

LOOK WHAT IS HAPPENING AT

HOLY NAME SCHOOL

Mr. Koonce con-ducts a leadership class with the HNS middle school stu-dents. Students learn what it means to be Christ-like lead-ers in the daily lives and greater community.

March 17-19, the Middle Grades Academic Team attended the

State Governor's Cup, in Louisville, KY. The Quick Recall Team

reached the "Sweet 16" round this year, meaning they are one of

the 16 best Middle Grades Quick Recall Teams, in the State of

KY. In terms of written exams, Shaurya Jadhav, a current 7th

Grader at HNS, placed 4th in Math and 11th in Science, in the

State of KY, in the Middle Grades category.

Members of the Middle Grades Quick Recall Team include:

Coach Thomas Tweddell

8th grade-Andrew Alvey, Jacob Fulcher & Jacob Gibbs

7th grade-Shaurya Jadhav, Brent Raleigh &

Mary Margaret Vickers

6th grade-Bryce Cleavenger & Davis Cummins

Earth Day Celebration Pope Francis has challenged all people to work for the common good by caring for our common home. Unite with Holy Name's Creation Care Team in accepting this chal-lenge. The team is hosting an Earth Day celebration on Apr. 21, 9:00-10:00 AM in the pavilion. Join us for a little learning, praying and growing.

Thanks!

Holy Name has received very positive feedback from the community service agencies that benefitted from our Len-ten Giving Tree. Many thanks to all who participated and made this ministry a success.

Save the Date

Holy Name will host their annual Community Service Day on May 12, 8:00-noon. Project sign-ups will be held Apr. 21-22. There will something for everyone. Plan on gathering with family and friends for a morning of service and community building.

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Please call the office when names should be added or removed. Names will remain on for 2 weeks.

Max McMain Ralph Mitchell Kevin Morris Jason Myers Bobby Nally Melissa Sawyer NantzTrina Newmann Lori O’Nan Maxine O’Nan Robert Paff Lynda Peters Daisy Posadas Gigi Powell Al Prough Kathy Prough Mark Reece Risley FamilyNancy Rushlow Ryan Rutledge Kathy Satterfield Steve Sauer Virginia Schroeder Anna Shappell Evelyn Shoemaker Larry & Jenny Sigler Christina Smith Rick Smith Jon Stanley Lou Ann Steele R. K. Steele Steve Steier Noel Stribling Daril Sutton Billy Ray Thomas Bonnie Thomason Kiaden Todrank Pat Tooley Elizabeth Farley Visley David Vowels Lucille Walker Joseph Wilder Jamie Williams Jerry Wilson Patty Wolfe Rebecca Yates

Give up your land line, move, or change your email

address? Please call the parish office

with ANY changes or updates.

Ruth Allen Herman Alles Larry Barron Mae Beasley Gwen Boggess Rosa Bourg Larry Branson Elizabeth Brown Fred Brown Ron Brown John Burke Sonny Burton Sue Hagan Christian Derek Cox Bob Drury John Eden Bill Erkfitz Robert Freibrun Virginia Freibrun Ali Gaines Betty Gatten Bill Gibson Bill Goldey Steven Greene Michael Greenwell Fred Hagan Chris Harrison Nancy Hayden Jackie Hill Ron Hockey Mike Holliday Christina Hoover Lee Johnson Suzanne Johnson Macy King Virginia KnightTeresa Krampe Mack Lacer Al Lamotte Betty Lanham Donna LassilaDavid Lindsey Sr. Demi Mason Michelle McBride

Easter Sunday, April 1 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 1:00pm & 5:30pm Masses

Monday, April 2 9:00am-Parish Outreach, Outreach Rm.

10:30am-Strong Women, Multi-purpose Rm.

5:30pm-Zumba, Multi-purpose Rm.

6:00pm-English Class, Classrooms

Tuesday, April 3 6:00pm-Rosary Devotions, Panis Angelicus Chapel

Wednesday, April 4 9:00am-Parish Outreach, Outreach Rm.

10:30am-Strong Women, Multi-purpose Rm.

5:30pm-Zumba, Multi-purpose Rm.

Thursday, April 5 No RCIA Meeting

Friday, April 6 7:30am-Eucharistic Adoration, Church

9:00am-Parish Outreach, Outreach Rm.

10:30am-Strong Women, Multi-purpose Rm.

6:00pm-Benediction, Church

Saturday, April 7 7:30am-Adult Education, Parish Hall

8:30am-Zumba, Multi-purpose Rm.

Aluminum Can Collection, Parking Lot

St. Vincent de Paul Collection, Church Doors

Sunday, April 8 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am, 1:00pm & 5:30pm Masses

10:30am-Doughnuts/Coffee, Parish Hall

10:45am-Religious Education Class, Classrooms

Aluminum Can Collection, Parking Lot

St. Vincent de Paul Collection, Church Doors

ROSARY DEVOTIONS

Tuesday Nights 6:00pm in the

Panis Angelicus Chapel. Please

make plans to join us.

We are a large parish and have many meeting/events. If

you are having a meeting /event (large or small) on church

property please call the parish office to let us know. We will

put it on the calendar to guarantee you a room.

MINISTERS OF WORSHIP

Saturday, April 7 4:00pm Altar Servers……………...…Ryan Roberts, Andrew Alvey Cross Bearer………….…………..…….……Madison Duncan Eucharistic Ministers.………….……......…Rosalie Vowels …………..….Ranni Dillard, Jo Holliday, Jennifer Jarrett ……………………….…….Thomas Benthall, Sheila Benthall Hospitality Usher………..Barbara Elpers, Harold Elpers Lectors...............Donald Wathen, Mary Anne Williams Children’s Liturgy…………………………………......Liz Long

Sunday, April 8 7:30am Altar Servers…......Dominic Corino, Ann-Michael Utley Cross Bearer………….…………………..…Volunteer Needed Eucharistic Ministers….…..…..….……......Don Summers ………...Michael Shreve, Kathy Shreve, Janice Williams …………….………………….…......Sue Kuerzi, Judy Berrong Hospitality Usher…………….Leo Speaks, Terry Berrong Lectors……………………….....Paul Titzer, Rose Schreiner

Sunday, April 8 9:30am Altar Servers………….….…Penn Raleigh, Henry Francke Cross Bearer………….………….…………..……Brent Raleigh Eucharistic Ministers...…………Steve Book, Susan Book ………….…….Anne Hagan, Jackie Sauer, Timothy Sauer …………………………………………………….……….Debra Fritz Hospitality Usher..Daniel Bullock, Mary Jane Johnson

Lectors..................................Carla Stearns, Bill Raleigh Children’s Liturgy…………………………....Donna Jo Bugg

Sunday, April 8 11:30am Altar Servers…………....Jackson Mattox, Jack Hampton Cross Bearer……………..….…………….….....Deegan Smith Eucharistic Ministers…...............................Brad Jacobs ………….....Kaye Villines, Kacie Mattox, Jerry Williams …………………....Jewell Marie Williams, Kelly Schneider Hospitality Usher.………......Eddie Coomes, Jason Gold Lectors….........................Michelle Hargrove, Doug Bell Children’s Liturgy…………………...……Volunteer Needed

Sunday, April 8 5:30pm Altar Servers……..………....Madalynn Bugg, Brett Haley Cross Bearer……………...……..………...…..….Emily Marsh Eucharistic Ministers………………...Josh Long, Liz Long Hospitality Usher………….……..……….Volunteer Needed Lectors…............................................Volunteer Needed Children’s Liturgy…………….………………...Tiffany Smith

Monday 7:00am Joseph Wilder

Tuesday 7:00am Pauline Lewis

Wednesday 7:00am Beatrice Stanley

12:05pm Charles Knight

Thursday 7:00pm Mary Alles

12:05pm Howard Campbell

Friday 7:00pm P.C. Markwell Head

12:05pm Fr. Michael Gaitley

Saturday 7:00am James Wedding

4:00pm Mark Manion

Sunday 7:30am Billy Gene Cambron

9:30am Louis & Teresa Kellen

11:30am Bud & Martha Duncan

1:00pm Special Int.

5:30pm For The People

7:30am Mass at Holy Name is now being broadcast on WSON 860AM and 96.5FM

“They have taken the Lord from the tomb, and we don’t know where they have put him”

John 20-1-9

When Mary of Magdala entered the tomb where the body of Jesus had been hastily lain she was surprised to see that his body was no longer in the tomb. She logi-cally concluded that his body had been taken. Jesus had tried to prepare his disciples and friends that he would be killed and then rise from the dead, but it was a concept they were slow to comprehend. Mary of Mag-dala runs to tell the disciples, who are behind locked doors. In light of all that had happened over the past three days they had good reason to be frightened. Peter and John rush to the tomb and find it empty. They re-call what Jesus had foretold. Still, they did not fully un-derstand. They would eventually encounter the resur-rected Jesus several times and come to believe. The strength of their faith is demonstrated by the risk they took, the trials they endured and the deaths they faced for proclaiming the Good News of the Life, Death and Resurrection of Jesus. Today we celebrate his Resur-rection. How strong is our faith? How do we demon-strate our faith?

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Regular Operational Collections

Holy Name Church tithes to those in need in Henderson Co. by giving 5% of regular collections to our Mary and

Martha Account. This is used to provide financial and food assistance.

CHILDREN’S STEWARDSHIP CORNER

CARING & SHARING, RETURNING GOD’S GIFTS

Children’s Envelopes Collection..……......$16.00

Children’s Envelopes YTD……….…..….$777.66

Children’s Envelopes are available in the church office.

Regular Collections 25,416.89 1,144,613.25 1,093,244.31

Budgeted 29,393.14 1,166,212.57

Over (Short) (3,976.25) (21,599.32) 51,368.94

Mary & Martha Outreach 1,270.84 57,230.66

3/25/2018 (week 38) Weekly Year to Date Prior Year

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ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF ELECTRONIC GIVING

Holy Name Parish wants to remind you that we offer electronic giving as a way to automate your regular weekly offering.

Electronic giving offers convenience for individual congrega"on members and provides much-needed dona"on con-

sistency for our congrega"on.

Direct Debit Giving is used to automa"cally transfer funds from your checking or savings account to the church’s bank

account.

Credit & Debit Card Giving allows you to make offerings automa"cally on a pre-determined schedule using a credit or

debit card.

Online Giving allows you to go to www.holynameparish.net and click on Give Now. At any "me you can set up an au-

toma"c dona"on plan, change your dona"on plan, make a one-"me dona"on or view your online dona"on histo-

ry.

As you contemplate future contribu"ons, please consider electronic giving. Addi!onal help is always available from the

church office.

If it seems like there’s a smartphone app for everything these days — paying for coffee, checking in for a flight, ar-

ranging for a ride — it’s because apps make life easier. Church members are looking for the same ease and convenience

when it comes to giving.

Quickly and easily donate using a debit/credit card or checking/savings account

Make one-"me dona"ons or set up recurring giving to mul"ple funds

Choose to create an account or donate as a guest

Securely and conveniently manage dona"ons using Touch ID/Fingerprint, PIN or password

Search for “GivePlus Church” to quickly find and download the app today!

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