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1601 N. Tennessee Boulevard
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
615.893.1843 | 615.895.1150 Fax
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Roman Catholic Parish
Sunday Eucharist Sat. Vigil 5:30pm & 7:30pm Spanish Sunday 8:30am, 11am & 5pm
Weekday Eucharist Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs 7:00am (8:15am when school not in session) Fri., Sat. 8:15am Wednesday Evening 6:00pm Tuesday 7:30pm Spanish
Reconciliation Wed. 5-5:45pm | Sat. 4–5:15pm or by appointment 615-893-1843
Baptism Call Church office to schedule
Matrimony Call Church office six months prior to wedding
Anointing of the Sick Call Church office
Confirmation Call the Rel. Ed. office
RCIA for Adults Interested in joining the Catholic Church? Call the Religious Ed. office
Sixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of EasterSixth Sunday of Easter
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WORSHIP & SPIRITUAL LIFE
MASS INTENTIONS
SATURDAY, MAY 5 - Sixth Sunday of Easter 5:30 pm † Jack Sagman
SUNDAY, MAY 6
8:30 am Judy and Joe Hugh
11:00 am Saint Rose Parishioners
5:00 pm † Janet Chan and † Edna DeGazon
MONDAY, MAY 7 8:15am John Via
TUESDAY, MAY 8 7:00 am † Ann and Frank Bordash
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9
7:00 am † Ralph Cannazarro
6:00 pm † Kathy Hawks
THURSDAY, MAY 10 - Ascension of the Lord 7:00 am Marie Smith FRIDAY, MAY 11
8:15 am † Wade Royal SATURDAY, MAY 12 - Saints Nereus and Achilleus, Martyrs; Saint Pancras, Martyr 8:15 am Debbie Dorman
READINGS FOR THE WEEK • MAY 6-13, 2018
Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4 [cf. 2b]/1 Jn 4:7-10 or 1 Jn 4:11-16/Jn 15:9-17 or Jn 17:11b-19
Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 15:26--16:4a
Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c]/Jn 16:5-11
Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22--18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Jn 16:12-15
Thursday: Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/Jn 16:16-20
Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Jn 16:20-23
Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-9, 10 [8a]/Jn 16:23b-28
Next Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23 or Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, 11-13/Mk 16:15-20
SAINT ROSE APPOINTED A NEW PASTOR, FR. JOHN SIMS BAKER Bishop J. Mark Spalding, in consultation with the Priest Personnel Board for the Diocese of Nashville, has appointed Pastors effective July 1, 2018, for a period of 6 years.
Reverend John Sims Baker from the Pontifical College Josephinum to Pastor of St. Rose of Lima Parish, Murfreesboro, TN.
MAY 12 - 5:30 MAY 13 - 8:30 MAY 13 - 11:00 MAY 13 - 5:00
1. Sherry Scorby 2. Mary Black
1. Mike Johnston 2. Luke Porter
1. Dennis Milnar 2. Dale Pelland
1. Sandra Kayser 2. Shannon Fenton
Christine Blockley Raene Fairbanks Judithe Maune Marcie Murphy Bernadette Schafer Nancy Taylor
Threasa Conley Phil Corbitt Luke Davis Shirley Hurst Gloria Kane Mike Kelly Eva Kubalek Melody Mason Lucy Matthews Joseph Miller
Jessica Chilton Josh Ezzell Bill Haynes Katherine Haynes Bill Munsick Shelby Parton Greg Polsinelli Irene Polsinelli Tom Ware Barbara Young
Harry Djunaidi Charles Hall Karyn Hayes Patrick Kayser Barry Lee Greg Wilcox
Lois Magala Steve Magala
Joan Speyrer Nicole Speyrer
Janet Flogemersch Terry Birdsong
Andrew Wilcox Josh Wilcox
WEEK AT A GLANCE SUNDAY, MAY 6 8:30am Mass 9:45am PSR Classes 9:45am 30 Minute Apologetics 9:45am Coffee & Donuts 11:00am Mass 5:00pm Mass
MONDAY, MAY 7 7:30am Adoration until Mass 8:15am Mass - May Crowing 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 6:00pm Legion of Mary 6:00pm Acts of the Apostles- last class
TUESDAY, MAY 8 6:15am Adoration until Mass 7:00am Mass 9:30am Bridge Ministry 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank 6:30pm RCIA 7:30pm Spanish Mass
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 (48 HOUR ADORATION)
7:00am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital 5:00pm Confession until 5:45 6:00pm Mass 6:30pm K of C Rosary following Mass 6:30pm Youth Group 7:00pm K of C Social Meeting
THURSDAY, MAY 10 (48 HOUR ADORATION)
THE DAY OF OBLIGATION FOR THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD IS
TRANSFERRED TO SUNDAY, MAY 13
7:00am Mass 10:00am St. Rose Food Bank
FRIDAY, MAY 11 8:15am Mass 11:30am Mass at St. Thomas Ruth. Hospital
SATURDAY, MAY 12
7:00am Adoration until Mass 8:15am Mass 4:00pm Confession until 5:15 5:30pm Mass 7:30pm Spanish Mass
SUNDAY, MAY 13
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CHRISTIAN STEWARDS
DEVOTION TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY Every first Saturday of the month the rosary will be prayed following the 8:15 am Mass. The First Saturday will be June 2 (First Friday always precedes First Saturday). Please join us to honor Our Lady of Fatima!
THE PATRIOTIC ROSARY will be prayed on the third Saturday of every month after the 8:15 am Mass. Please join us as we pray for peace in our nation.
ST. ROSE LEGION OF MARY meets each Monday at 6pm in Room 121 to pray, learn, and share & discuss our weekly service. We are a group of women and men whose love for Jesus and His mother grows daily. For more info contact: Mary Ray at 615-202-1636; Cecilia Ewaldson at 615-496-1212; Mary Ellen Zimmerman at 615-692-2149.
DIVINE MERCY CENACLE The Divine Mercy Cenacle meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 9am, in room 121 of the meeting room wing. In the meeting we study the Diary of St. Faustina along with corresponding Bible verses and entries in the Catechism. The meeting concludes with praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. All are welcome. Mary Fryz is facilitating our lessons. For more information contact, Maribeth at 615-423-6780 or [email protected].
STEWARDSHIP TREASURE SHARED
Weekly Offertory Revenue .......... 21,660 Year To Date........................... 1,378,525 Year To Date Budget ............. .1,240,385 Year To Date Surplus (Deficit)…138,141
Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Offertory ...................................... 1,050 Annual Fund & Tuition Assistance Year To Date............................. 98,141 Haiti Revenue Haiti Weekly Offertory .................... 1,266 Haiti Offertory YTD……………....105,847
Weekly Offertory ............................... 532 Year To Date Offertory .............. 118,688 Includes online giving, envelopes, loose cash & checks.
There were 2,662 registered families and 447 families that gave.
***THANK YOU!!!***
ADORATION
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Spend an hour with Jesus. We need adorers as well as
substitutes. 48 Hour Adoration
Wed. 7:30 am thru Thurs. 7 am Thurs. 7:30 am thru Fri. 8 am (First Friday of month til 3 pm) For details on how you can join the Adoration Ministry,
email us at [email protected] or call 615-987-7700 or visit saintrose.org/eucharistic-
adoration
A BOUT THE MASS PART 11: EUCHARISTIC PRAYER I (THE ROMAN CANON)
The most traditional in the Roman Rite (that’s the one we belong to) is Eucharistic Prayer I. This prayer differs slightly from the rest in that it is more a collection of short prayers that have all been put one after another than a single long prayer composed as a whole. I want to wander through this prayer and the other Eucharistic Prayers over the next few articles. If you want something much deeper than what I can write, here, I highly recommend The Mass of the Roman Rite by Joseph Jungmann, S.J., or The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass by Nicholas Gihr. Both were written before the reforms of the 20th century, but the Roman Canon remains similar enough that they apply.
I want to offer one note to help you follow along. The parts of the Roman Canon are generally identified by the first word or words in the Latin text, I am going to present the sections, here, with those headings.
The first section is the Te igitur. This is a plea for acceptance of the gifts offered on the altar. It is important to remember that we can never command God. He does all that he does because he has promised to do so, but still from his own free will.
The priest then offers some general intercessory prayers for the Church and her hierarchy, the Commemoration of the Living, and the Communicantes, which includes the first of the lists of saints in the Roman Canon. This list opens with “Mother of our God and Lord, Jesus Christ, and blessed Joseph, her Spouse” then goes on to list, in a hierarchical order, twelve apostles and twelve martyrs of the early Church of Rome. The Communicantes also includes proper inserts for several major feasts of the Christian calendar.
The Hanc igitur is another prayer for acceptance of the gifts on the altar. Theories about why this seeming repetition of the Te igitur, here, but it is difficult to say with certainty why the repetition exists.
Finally, the first half of the Roman Canon concludes with the Quam oblationem, which serves as the epiclesis in this prayer, even though the invocation of the Holy Spirit is implied instead of explicit. Whether or not this is meant to be an epiclesis, as such, is a point open for debate, but, since the reform of the Liturgy has developed the form of the Eucharistic Prayers to include two epicleses, one before and the other after the consecration, the phrasing of this prayer, imploring God to “make [the offering] spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us the Body and Blood of your most beloved Son, our Lord Jesus Christ” is interpreted, not without cause, to fill this role.
Then we move into the consecration which was discussed in a previous article.
Fr. Joe Fessenden
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FAMILY LIFE
CELEBRATE LIFE! Please pray for the women in our parish who are with child. This is a wonderful way to support mothers and their families with our love and prayers. If any expectant mothers would like to be on this list, call the parish office. PLEASE PRAY FOR: Morgan Binhammer, Rachel Newcomb, and Felicia Owens. If you or someone you know in our parish is having a difficult pregnancy or has recently had a baby, and would like to receive some meals to help you out during this exciting time of transition, please contact Mary Dunn at (615) 497-2973 or [email protected] Meals for Moms is offered by the Saint Rose Women's Ministry as a way to help make this time a little easier for our St. Rose moms!
BAPTISMAL PREPARATION Baptismal Preparation Class is scheduled for Wednesday, June 6
at 7:00pm in Room 117. Expectant parents in their third trimester are encouraged to attend. Call 615-893-
1843 to register.
BULLETIN ADVERTISING Would you like to help support our parish
by advertising in the bulletin? Our bulletin is provided at no cost to the
parish thanks to our advertisers. Melissa Jones is helping us to fill
remaining advertising slots. Please contact her at 205-382-4555 or [email protected] for more information.
EDUCATION & FORMATION
2018-2019 PSR Registration Time Attention PSR parents- 2018/19 Re-enrollment packets for PSR were handed out to the students on April 15th. Please make sure you check with your child if you have not seen it. PSR Open enrollment- If you have a child that will begin PSR for the upcoming school year, stop by the church office or pick up a Family Registration packet on the table under the bulletin board.
Early registration discount ends May 25th, 2018.
Contact the church office if you have questions regarding PSR. PSR TEACHERS NEEDED
The Formation Office is looking for teachers for the 2018/2019 PSR school year. As the PSR program grows, so does the need for volunteers. Please prayerfully consider helping out next school year. Classes meet on Sunday mornings from 9:45 – 10:45 a.m. If interested, please contact Michaela Miller via e-mail [email protected] or by phone- 615-893-1843 ext. #1012.
FIRST SATURDAY MORNING STUDY AND PRAYER GROUP
The Pentecost Group will meet right after the First Saturday Morning Mass every month until about 11 am in Meeting Room 121. Discussion materials will be taken from the following book: The Mystical City of God--written in the 17th century by the Franciscan nun Venerable Mary of Jesus of Ágreda. If you long for God, please consider joining us once a month. For more info, please contact either Olga Pace at 615-542-5004 or [email protected] or Dr. Harry Djunaidi, MBA, MAcc, MSc at (615)785-7632 or [email protected].
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS
Interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Join us 6:30-
8:00 pm on Tuesdays to have an opportunity to learn more about Catholicism. You can start at any time. Come have your questions answered, you are not obligated to become Catholic. We are in the meeting room wing behind the main sanctuary.
30 MINUTE APOLOGETICS Apologetics essentially means "the truth of the matter" and is a great way to be prepared to answer questions when people ask "Why do Catholics do that?" We will meet every Sunday morning that PSR classes meet unless otherwise announced. Sessions are in Rm 119 of the meeting room wing at 9:45. Join us!
THE DIOCESE OF NASHVILLE CURSILLO MOVEMENT is intended to help all Catholics develop a thorough understanding of what it means to fully live a Christian life in all their everyday situations. It provides a method to transform all aspects of society through prayer and the development of small Christian communities. To learn more go to www.nashvillecursillo.com or contact Megan Hutchings at [email protected]. Fall 2018
Men’s English Cursillo Weekend #110, September 20-23, 2018
Women’s English Cursillo Weekend #94, September 27-30, 2018. Men’s Spanish Cursillo Weekend #7, October 4-7, 2018. Women’s Spanish Cursillo Weekend #7, October 11-14, 2018. Spring 2019
Men’s English Cursillo Weekend #111, February 28-March 3, 2019. Women’s English Cursillo Weekend #95, March 7-10, 2019
The Cursillo experience begins with the Three-Day-Weekend held at Camp Marymount in Fairview, Tennessee. It begins at 8:00 PM Thursday evening and ends at about 7:00 PM Sunday evening. During the weekend, there are nine talks given by lay people, and five talks and five meditations given by clergy. The Eucharist is celebrated each day and the Sacrament of Reconciliation is available.
HAVE YOU MOVED? Please remember to update your address with the church office. Tax letters, newsletters and other mailings from the office are an extra expense to us if they are returned. Thank you for helping us to operate more efficiently!
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PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRAY FOR OUR SICK
John Krauss i, Bob Curtis i, Mary Margaret Paugh ii, Steve Comm ii, Sue Evans ii, Kelly Prince iii, Annette Pelland iii, Dale Pelland iii, Jamie Jackson iii, Joanna Capelli iii, Don Brandon iv, Joseph Smith iv, Bob Carney iv, Jeanne Bragg iv, Liz Rhea iv, Ken Pietrzyk iv, Stoma Speyrer iv, Donald Wisehart iv. Names remain on this list for 4 weeks. Email [email protected] or call 615-893-1843 to add or remove someone on the list.
SAINT ROSE FOOD PANTRY The Saint Rose Food Pantry is available to assist Saint Rose Parishioners and those in our community having difficulty providing food for their families. If there is anyone needing food who cannot come to the Food Pantry on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 10 am until 12 pm, please call the Church office at 615-893-1843 so that other arrangements can be made.
Due to the increased demand of those needing food and our desire to better serve our Church and community, please donate the following non-expired food items: Oatmeal Dry Milk
Peanut Butter Mac-N-Cheese
Canned Tuna Ramen Noodles
Spaghetti Noodles & Spaghetti Sauce
Plain rice - 16 oz bag or box
Beans (Pinto, Black, or Kidney) 16 oz bag or can
Canned Vegetables (Green Beans, Peas, Corn, Carrots) Canned fruit (All varieties) Canned soup (Chicken Noodle, Tomato) We continue to receive bread/bakery donations from the Publix on New Salem Highway. Thank you, Publix, for your generous weekly donations! Also, the Food Pantry would like to thank everyone for the continued support of this ministry. We appreciate each and every donation. We are so blessed to have such a caring and generous Parish!
PARISH COMMUNITY & OUTREACH
OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST SAINT ROSE PARISHIONERS and those in the community having financial difficulties. We provide limited monetary assistance as funds allow and/or referrals to other local resources. All personal information is kept in utmost confidence. Please call BRIDGE at 615-692-0159 on Tuesdays between 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 am. If you would like to donate to the BRIDGE Ministry, please indicate this in the memo area of your check or on your monthly Choice Gifts envelope and place it in the collection basket. You may also bring it to the Church office. We could use your help! If you are interested in becoming a BRIDGE volunteer, please email Paul Reissner at [email protected] for more information. Kroger gift cards are needed to assist with this ministry. Please drop them off at the church office.
HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Please note that when you are admitted to the hospital, you should indicate on the admissions form that you are Catholic and will see clergy. This identifies you as a patient who will receive the Eucharist. It is also a good idea to inform your doctor or nurse that you would like to be visited by clergy. Fr. Brett at St. Thomas Rutherford visits with patients on a regular basis. You can also call the church office to request a visit from our priests or deacons.
ASSISTED LIVING, NURSING HOME & VA HOSPITAL PARISHIONERS Joe Krzysiak, Irene Bartusiak, Michael Drislane, Linda Patrick, Mary Iannucci, Kathryn Hentzel, Hal Taylor, Dennis Moss, Robert Heck, Joseph Blanco, Richard Albert, Matt Nicholson, Fr. John Gillespie, John Kirby, Bill Berra, Betty Houk.
VISITING THE HOSPITALIZED & HOMEBOUND If you know a Catholic who is homebound or in the hospital and cannot come to Mass, please contact the church office at 615-893-1843.
WEEKEND BACKPACK FOOD BAGS Our list is updating as we move to the end of the school year! We are but a few weeks from the end of this school year! The Backpack ministry, with the help of donations from St. Rose Parishioners, has prepared 784 Weekend Backpack Bags thus far in this current school year. Our Ministry is grateful for each and every food donation you have provided. We have just completed an inventory of our pantry shelves to determine exactly how many of each item we will need in order to prepare the remaining 126 bags required to be filled and delivered this current school year. Of the 20 items we normally place in each of the Weekend Bags, we have determined that we do not currently have enough of the six items listed below to fill the Weekend Bags until the end of this school year. Each of these items meet the requirements of the Weekend Backpack Program in Rutherford County.
7-8 oz Chef Boyardee Bowls (any variety) Vienna Sausage
Milk – Shelf Stable – i.e., Horizon, Hershey’s (White or Chocolate) Fruit Cups (Peaches, Pears & Fruit Cocktail) Apple Sauce
As we obtain the number of each item needed to meet our needs for the remainder of this school year, I will have that item removed from this list.
Thank you for all of the donations that allow us to include St. Rose Catholic Church with other churches and organizations in Rutherford County which work to provide these school children with weekend food bags.
As a reminder, size is important. All of the items we provide in the weekend backpacks are placed in a single one-gallon zip lock bag to fit in student’s Backpacks. Please write Backpack Meals on your donation and place it in the Pantry Food Chest located in the Narthex. Thank you for your generosity.
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COUNSELING
Many people struggle with concerns like depression, anxiety, relationship problems, stress, etc. In response, Catholic Social Svs. offers individual, marital and family counseling. If you or anyone you know might be interested, please call Jill Hodges at 615-427-5937.
MTSU CATHOLIC MEAL TRAIN Why not make a warm meal this semester for MTSU Catholic! The calendar has been updated for you to sign up. https://www.mealtrain.com/trains/6gz2my or visit the saintrose website. Thanks and may God continue to bless you as you help His people.
FATHER RYAN REUNION
WEEKEND 2018 Father Ryan will welcome Alumni back to campus for the annual Alumni Reception on June 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the Dining Hall. All alumni are welcome at this free event. To register, and for a full list of Reunion Weekend events, visit fatherryan.org/reunion
LOU GRAHAM ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT
Father Ryan will kick off Reunion Weekend 2018 with the 11th Annual Lou Graham Alumni Golf Tournament on Friday, June 1, at the Gaylord Springs Golf Links, with tee off at 8:00 a.m. The event, hosted by 1975 U.S. Open Champion Lou Graham, supports the Tuition Assistance program at Father Ryan. More information is available at www.fatherryan.org/golf
PARISH / DIOCESE NEWS
AUTOMATED EXTERNAL
DEFIBRILLATOR For the safety of all parishioners, the parish has an AED (defibrillator) in the school office hallway. It is on the wall outside of the Principal’s office across from the Music Room. This is for emergency use only.
2018-19 CHEER PARENT MEETING
Parent informational meeting for cheer to be held May 10th at 6 PM in Jo Call. This will be for any rising 6th-8th graders that are interested. I will be providing important dates, including the fitting date and registration deadline. Therefore, attendance IS important if your daughter is wanting to join for the 2018-19 school year. If you cannot attend, please email Kendra Fox at [email protected] to set up a time to talk.
SAINT ROSE WOMEN’S MINISTRY The purpose of our ministry is to unite women of the parish through service and fellowship with a commitment to women, children, and families of Saint Rose Church and School. In addition to formal meetings, we plan events such as book clubs and get togethers to promote friendships rooted in Catholic Faith. Membership is open to all adult women of the parish and includes affiliation with Nashville Diocesan Council of Catholic Women (DCCW). Need more information? Contact Renee Loper at [email protected]
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS All Parishioners are invited to join us pray the Rosary each Wed. in May after 6PM Mass. This Rosary is dedicated to Pro-Life & for the mothers and fathers struggling in this decision. They need our prayers, so please come join us. If you need a rosary, please text 615-663-1744 or email [email protected]
Knights of Columbus Upcoming Calendar: May 9 – Pro-Life Rosary after 6PM Mass – All Parishioners invited to Join
May 9 – Social Meeting – 7PM Stonewall House
May 16 – Pro-Life Rosary after 6PM Mass – All Parishioners invited to join
May 23 – Pro-Life Rosary after 6PM Mass – All Parishioners invited to Join
May 23 – Business Meeting/ Officer Elections – 7PM Stonewall House
June 16 – End of the Year Banquet – after 5:30PM Mass
WHEN THE HEART CRIES, A JOURNEY THROUGH BEREAVEMENT The Family Life Office of the Diocese of Nashville is offering a series of bereavement classes for those suffering a loss. The program is entitled, “When the Heart Cries, A Journey Through Bereavement” presented by William Scarborough, a parishioner at St. Stephen Catholic Community. The first series of six week sessions began on Sunday, April 15th and concludes on Saturday, May 19th. All sessions will be held at the Catholic Pastoral Center, 2800 McGavock Pike, Nashville, TN. 37214 from 1pm-3pm.To register contact William Scarborough at 615-545-8906 or [email protected] or Deacon Tom Samoray at: [email protected].
CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL Please join us for Mass at St. Ignatius of Antioch Catholic Church, 601 Bell Road, Antioch, TN on Sunday evening, May 20 at 6:30 pm as we celebrate Pentecost. Our Celebrant will be Fr. Emmanuel from St. Edward Church. There will be refreshments afterward and all are invited to bring a snack or drink to share. If you have any questions, please contact Deacon Shafer at 615-459-9337 or Bob Schwartz at 615-434-7470.
SAINT ROSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL St. Rose Boys Upperclass High School Team wins League and Championship Game & St. Rose Boys Underclass High School team wins 3nd Place Trophy. St. Rose Boys Upperclass team finished undefeated in league and also 1st place of the RCCYBL Tournament with a perfect 12-0 season. They defeated Belle Aire Baptist 25-21 in the championship game at St Rose gym. The St. Rose Boys High School have continued the tradition of bringing home 1st ,2nd ,3rd or 4th place trophy and winning season for the 25th year in a row. The team was led by Seniors Nick Miller, Kyle Lennon, Ben Smith, Keegan Miller, Ethan Sussen, Luke Porter Braden Morris and Juniors Grant Dyke and Sebastian Matlock. This year’s Underclass team also had a solid season winning the 3rd place consolation game in the Tournament against older teams. They were led by Alex Rose, Savion Wade, AJ Swader, Brendan Brown, Luke Enoch, Danny Farone, Anthony Carretta, Frankie Carreras, Marc Becker and Ian Schlacter. The St. Rose Boys are coached by John McNicholas, Joe Pfeifer, John Hayes and Mark Carretta.
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PARISH STAFF / AROUND THE DIOCESE
DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY
FOR THE LUKE WILGENBUSCH’S
DIACONATE ORDINATION We have one more deacon to be ordained for our diocese this year! Join the Office of Adult Formation on a pilgrimage to Italy that includes Rome, Siena, Florence, Lanciano, Loreto, and Manoppello. September 20 to October 1. For more information. Contact Joan Watson at [email protected]
or 615-783-0263. Itinerary/cost/info: http://thecatholictraveler.com/catholic-
pilgrimages/2018-september-pilgrimage-italy/
Administrator Rev. Mike Roark
615-893-1843
Parochial Vicar Rev. Joe Fessenden
615-893-1843 [email protected]
Pastoral Associates
Deacon Tom McGrane 615-243-2142
Deacon Pete Semich 615-890-5146
Deacon John D’Amico 615-427-8968
Director of Formation
Michaela Miller 615-893-1843x1012
Assistant Director of Formation
Jenny Morris 615-893-1843x1012
Parish Secretary/Human Resources
Dianne Jackson.615-893-1843x1013
Director of Parish Finance
Julie Lee 615-893-1843x1015
HAVING TROUBLE HEARING AT MASS? Small receivers (with earpieces or a lanyard for T-coil enabled hearing aids) feed sound to you directly from our sound system. You can find the devices and more info under the bulletin board in the narthex. You may bring your own standard earbuds if you wish. Please return the units after each use. We will order more receivers as the demand increases. Call 615-893-1843 or email Amy Swartz ([email protected]) with questions or concerns.
Religious Education Asst./Sacraments
Anne Plüs 615-893-1843x1001
[email protected] Stewardship Coord./Bulletin & Newsletter
Amy Swartz 615-893-1843x1000
Principal of Saint Rose School
Sr. Catherine Marie, O.P. 615-898-0555
Saint Rose Preschool
Nicole Chauvin 615-896-2071
Knights of Columbus Grand Knight
Tex Shellhart 615-663-1744
MTSU Catholic Center Directors
Aaron Jenness and Shannon King
615-378-8908 [email protected]
Lector Contact
Katie Carney [email protected]
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License # 336007
Mobile: 615.400.7192
www.ESearsRealEstate.com
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