St. Augustine Church Bazaar

Thursday, November 12th

Faith, Fellowship & Food!

Enjoy our Famous Turkey Dinner

served from 5-7pm in the basement.

Try your luck at the Big Wheel

& Raffles in the School Gym.

Treat yourself to great items found

at the Silent Auction, Christmas

& Bake Sale Booths.

Enjoy watching your Children participate in Games from 6-8:00pm in the

School Classrooms.

Bring your family, tell your friends and

join fellow parishioners for our

Biggest Event of the Year!

SAINT AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH NOVEMBER 6, 2016

Birthday List Nov. 6 Jo Ann Brooks, Diane Doolin, George Miller, John Plascak, Grant Sheldon Nov. 7 Carol Wood Nov. 8 Fatima Clemente, Keith Faker, Chelsea Mattocks, Robert Monfort Nov. 9 Kevin Benner, Carson Drone, Cassius Pulver Nov. 10 Casandra Stimac, Suzanne Tryon Nov. 11 Alex Bodak IV, Angela Dobson, Justin Gilmore, Maria Rodriguez, Christine Scheurich Nov. 12 Nathanael Crawford, Fredy Ordones, Kirby Spangler, Aubrey Williams

Minister Schedule for Nov. 12 & 13 Saturday 5:00PM Greeter– D/B Hollerman, J/M Kahler Lector– Josh Cole Ministers– R/P Hueser, E. Stath, J. Ventrello, M. Kahler Servers– Lindy Ventrello & Reegan Leeper Sunday 7:30 AM Greeters– N. Shide, H. Bracht, J. Brusnahan Lector– Ed Feicht Ministers– B. Worden, I. Mangas, M. Miller, D/R Myers Servers– Jacob Hillan & Cass Pulver 10:00 AM Greeters– J. Kohley, A. Walter Lector– Katherine Lank Ministers– J. Groppe, R. White, E. Faker, ML Potts, D. Lank Servers– Abby Ahler, Grant & Emily Myers

Care Ministers for Nov. 6-12 Nov. 6– ML Debb Nov. 7– G. Garrity Nov. 8– B. Post

Nov. 9– Fr. Don

Nov. 10– C. Hanna Nov. 11– G. Schenk Nov. 12– B. Post

SUNDAY, NOV. 6– Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am For the Parish 10:00am Deceased members of the Knights of Columbus Marion Assembly MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 8:00am Communion Service 8:30-3:30pm Eucharistic Adoration TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 5:30pm Carolanne Effinger WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9– The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica 10:00am Kent Mahnesmith (Mass at the Care Center) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10– St. Leo the Great 8:00am Bob Reichert 8:30am Holy Hour FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11– St. Martin of Tours 8:30am Sandy Gersbach SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 4:00pm Reconciliation 5:00pm Lawrence & Lil Miller SUNDAY, NOV. 13– Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30am Joseph S. & Joanne M. Hopp, Jeffrey M. Dick, Austin & Geneva Anderson 10:00am For the Parish

Stewardship

Total for 10/23/16 $ 5772.00

Envelopes/checks & Loose Collection $ 4210.01

Automatic (Online) Giving (weekly average) $ 505.00

Total for 10/30/16 $ 4715.01

Thank you for your continued generosity!

THE ANNUAL TURKEY DINNER & BAZAAR IS THIS THURSDAY!! The Bake Sale, Christmas Booth, and Silent Auction

will be open at 2pm in the gym. The delicious turkey dinner will be served in the church basement from 5-7. Carry-outs are

available at the back of the rectory also. The cost of the dinner is $8 for adults. Children’s Games will be in the school

classrooms from 6-8. Big Wheel will be in the school gym 6:30-9:00. Raffle drawing

will be at 9 in the gym.

IMPORTANT INFO PIES - Drop off in the church basement any time Wednesday or

before 9am Thursday. If you’ve talked with the calling committee, nothing further required - just your pie delivery:) If you have not talked with the calling committee & still plan to bring a pie(s), PLEASE contact Mary Lois Luers ASAP at 866-8128 so we can

keep a tally of pies. THANK YOU!

BIG WHEEL EXCITEMENT - Lots of great prizes for just 50 cents or $1 per wheel spin/chance to win: CASH!!, Gift Certificates, KofC Dinner tickets, Strack and VanTil gift cards, wine, oil changes, St.

Joe Athletic Passes, Spring Social Tickets, Shedd Aquarium Tickets, 50” LED HD Big Screen TV & more!!! We are still

accepting donations - please drop off in the church office, call Sue Kanne 219-863-1419 or Mary Beth Mattocks 219-869-2746 for

pickup.

RAFFLE & QUILT TICKETS - Please pick up your tickets in the front of the church!! Don’t miss out on your chance to win $1,000

or a beautiful quilt. Selling your tickets is an easy way to participate & help!!

CHRISTMAS BOOTH - We still need items! Please call Janice Mercer 866-7642.

SILENT AUCTION - If you have an item with a value of at least $25, we'd love to include it. You may drop off your item at the

rectory or by calling Chris Scheurich (866-2650), Angie Nagel (866-4391) or Sharon Davisson (866-4675). A drop box will also be

available this week at the McKinley Street entrance. Please include your name and value of the item, so it can be marked

accordingly. Thank you!

BAKE SALE - We are in need of baked goods. Please drop off donations to the bake sale table in the gym the Thursday of the

Bazaar. All donations are appreciated!

Dinners for Shut-ins- We will be delivering dinners to our parishioners who are unable to attend the Bazaar. We are in the

process of compiling a list in the church office. If you know of someone to include, please call– 866-5351 or email marie@rhsi.tv.

MOST IMPORTANT - PLEASE PLAN TO COME ENJOY THE

DELICIOUS DINNER & ALL THE ACTIVITIES!

Contact Greg & Sue Kanne– 219-863-1419 or Dene & Mary Beth Mattocks with questions or to volunteer.

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 219-866-5351 OR www.saugustine.org

Bulletin Submissions: If you would like to submit a picture or article for the bulletin, please contact the church office by either calling 866-5351 or

emailing marie@rhsi.tv. Submissions must be received by 8:00am on Tuesday in order to be included in the following weekend’s edition.

Believe in the power of prayer!

If you would like to add someone to the prayer list, please contact

Sharon Davisson at 866-4675. If you would like to join the

St. Augustine email or phone Prayer Tree, please submit your email address to sharondavisson@gmail.com or call 866-4675.

Visit Our Parish and School Websites! Visit the church at www.saugustine.org or the school at www.s-augustine.org. Bookmark them today! Did you know that you can download church events straight to your phone or device by simply clicking a button at the top of the online calendar? Sign up for online giving, check ministry calendars and much more!

Won’t you join us for an hour of prayer? Every Thursday, following morning Mass,

parishioners join together in prayer. Won’t you take an hour of your week to pray for peace in our world.

Through God all things are possible. We look forward to seeing you!

Ecclesial Lay Ministry Program Information Night Learn more about the formation program for lay ministry in parish leadership. If you are interested, join us at St. Joan of Arc Parish, 3155 S. 200 W. Kokomo, 46902. We will meet in the St. Thomas

Aquinas room from 7:00 – 8:30 PM on November 9, 2016. You will receive information and any questions will be addressed.

Rosary CD Available for Use A copy of Fr. Kostka’s Rosary CD has been donated to

Jackson’s Funeral Chapel for use at services. This beautiful recitation of the rosary is a welcome resource

for those planning funeral services.

Old Testament Class Schedule Change! Due to preparations for the bazaar, the Old Testament Class will not meet on Wednesday, November 9. Their

last meeting will be Wednesday, November 16, instead. Thanks for your understanding.

Knights of Columbus News: Knights of Columbus Pork Chop Dinner

The Knights of Columbus will be having a pork chop dinner on Saturday, Nov. 19th at the hall. Serving

will be from 5:30 to 7:30 and dinner will include grilled pork chop, garlic mashed potatoes, green

beans, salad, and dessert. 1 Pork Chop Dinner-$11.00; 2 Pork Chop Dinner-$14.00

Knights of Columbus Friday Fish Fry’s are Back!

Join us for a Fish Fry at the Knights of Columbus Hall on November 11th!

Serving takes place from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. Take Outs, Child

and Senior Prices are available.

Help Your Child Stay at a Healthy Weight

Today, about 2 in 3 adults and about 1 in 3

children are overweight or obese!

Why do I need to worry about my child's weight?

Being overweight or obese as a child can lead to serious problems like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, asthma, sleep problems, low

self-esteem, and getting bullied. Being overweight as a child increases the risk of being overweight or obese as an adolescent

and young adult.

What can I do to help my child stay at a healthy weight? Two of the best ways to prevent your child from becoming

overweight or obese are to: 1) Help your child eat healthier foods and 2) Be more physically active as a family. Start by buying more vegetables, fruits, and whole grain foods. Make sure to sit at the table and eat together as a family. Make sure your child gets at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. It doesn't have to be 60 minutes all at once-it can be shorter activities that add up to an hour a day. Fun and simple activities like playing tag, dancing,

skipping, jump rope, climbing playground equipment, or playing basketball are all great ways to achieve this.

You are a role model.

Parents are often the most important role models for children. When you choose to eat right and be physically active, your child will be more likely to make those choices too. So let's

start making healthy choices and become active together.

For more information or questions, please contact your Parish

SASBUCK$ NEWS: The Merchant-of-the-Month for November is Ayda’s, with a 20% rebate for the school (or for tuition reduction for

your St. A. student if you’ve already earned your $50 of SAS Buck$ for the school). Also new in SAS Buck$ news: Do you like

giving gift cards at the holiday season? Then visit shopwithscrip.com, which is currently featuring low denomination gift cards from a number of popular merchants. Cards include $10

Amazon, $5 Barnes and Noble, $10 Meijer, $5 Panera, $5 Starbucks, $10 Target, and more. Available through December

16th or while supplies last.

Second Collection for Archdiocese for Military Services The Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA (AMS) was

established by Saint John Paul II in 1985 to provide the Catholic Church's full range of pastoral ministries to those in the United

States Armed Forces. The mission of the Archdiocese is to 'serve those who serve,' to be Americans bearing peace; to proclaim

Christ all over the world; and to carry out the mission of the Church to offer healing through the forgiveness of sins.

The ministry of the AMS is to provide the same pastoral care and services as any other Catholic diocese to Catholics serving in the United States Armed Forces, enrolled in U.S. Military Academies, undergoing treatment at any of the 153 Department of Veterans

Affairs' Medical Centers in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Guam, working in civilian jobs for the federal government beyond U.S. borders, and the families of these populations. Programs and

services vital to the unique mission and ministry of the Archdiocese include Vocations, Evangelization and Catechesis, Sacramental

Records, Tribunal, and Veterans Affairs. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops first approved

the special triennial collection for the AMS in November 2012. The 2016 National Collection will be taken in dioceses and parishes

across the country in 2016, for most at Masses the weekend of 5-6 November. A list of participating dioceses and additional

resources may be found on the AMS National Collection web page at www.milarch.org/nationalcollection.

SAINT AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH NOVEMBER 6, 2016

ASSEMBLY 1833

RENSSELAER, INDIANA 47978

The Color Corps of the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree is in full regalia to honor the Sir Knights who are no longer with us.

The Strength of Nations Depends upon Strength of Character

For most men who follow Jesus, there comes a time when duty extends beyond our own lives, beyond how we lead our families, and into how we serve our fellow man. That’s what the Knights of Columbus is all about.

Proudly Serving the Country

Fourth Degree Knights glorify God by serving our communities and nation as though Christ were the one being served. Knights foster patriotism by teaching personal responsibility in civic affairs, working to honor and protect symbols of national pride, honoring veterans for their service and sacrifice.

Unwavering in Support of the Faith

Fourth Degree Knights hold unwaveringly to what is right and honorable. This means working to keep God in the civic arena. It means supporting and defending laws that recognize the sanctity of life and true religious liberty. And, of course, serving the life of the Church. Fourth Degree Knights are committed to building lives of character.

Honoring the Legacy of Knighthood

The Color Corps is an elective division of the Fourth Degree, whose distinctive presence at public ceremonies, and Catholic functions is a visible reminder of our service to the community. Color Corps members wear the colors with pride and hon-or, knowing they represent the very best of the Knights of Columbus.

The MARIAN ASSEMBLYThe MARIAN ASSEMBLY

THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 219-866-5351 OR www.saugustine.org

The Memorial Chalice

The Marian Assembly has developed a tradition to honor those Sir Knights who have passed away during the year beginning July 1 through June 30. The Memorial Chalice is placed with an organization or with a priest serving a mission. Please re-member our deceased Sir Knights: 1982-83. The first chalice engraved with the names of Sir Knights Fred J. Feldhaus, Charles J. Feldhaus and E. Paul Brusnahan was placed in a mission located in Quito, Ecuador, South America.

1985-86. The chalice engraved with the name of George Diener was placed with the Catholic Youth Organization in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.

1986-87. The chaplain of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls etc. for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis was the recipient of the chalice bearing the names of Sir Knights Donald W. Evert and John A. Nagel.

1987-88. To honor Sir Knights Paul J. Floyd and Charles F. Borntrager the chalice was placed at the St. Eliza-beth's Home for Girls located in Indpls.

1991-92. A chalice was engraved with the names of Sir Knights George F. Shuster, Daniel C. Belzeski and Raymond F. Wagner was placed with Dario Caal XI C.PP.S., a Guatemalan priest.

1992-93. The chalice, honoring Sir Knight Allen R. Kanne, was placed with a newly ordained C.PP.S. priest in Chile, South America.

1993-94. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights James V. Brown and Raymond J. Byron, was placed with Edwin David Muñoz Fajardo C.PP.S., a Guatemalan priest.

1995-96. Honoring Sir Knights Frederick L. Guckien, Louis P. Korniak and Thomas Ralph Mathew, a chalice was placed in Tanzania, East Africa with Reginald Mrosso C.PP.S.

1996-97. A chalice, bearing the names of Sir Knights Harold G. Kanne, Gerald Nagel, and Ernest H. Kaumanns D., was placed with a mission.

1997-98. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights Robert F. Turbin and Robert J. Dougherty, was placed with a mission.

1998-99. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights Albert G. Pfledderer, Albert F. Baumer Jr, and Frank S. Spogis, was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

1999-2000. A chalice, honoring Sir Knight Louis B. Nagel, was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2001-2002. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights Victor A. Market, Lawrence W. “Cobb” Vogel, and Fred J. Shuster, was placed with a C.PP.S. Mission.

2002-2003. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights Joseph A. Prietula, Rev. Robert J. Fosselman, and Rev. Charles H. Banet C.PP.S., was placed with a C.PP.S. Mission.

2004-2005. A chalice, honoring Sir Knights Joseph F. Kobek, James J. Immerfall, and Raymond A. Wagner, was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2005-2006. The chalice honoring Sir Knight Paul C. Hopfinger, Wesley W. Werderman, Albin F. Shank was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2007-2008. Honoring Sir Knights Maurice R. Shuster, Henry B. Hubeny and Irvin J. Schneidt a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2008-2009. Honoring Sir Knights Robert E. Shorter, Donald V. Reed PSD and Joseph T. Bucinski a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2009-2010. Honoring Sir Knights Howard F. Rentz, Walter R. Geleott, William E. Haworth and Stephen J. Lane a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2010-2011. Honoring Sir Knights John H. Blackburn and John A. Mikuly a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2011-2012. Honoring Sir Knights Harold A. Shuster and Robert J. Chambers a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2013-2014. Honoring Sir Knight Robert M. Briney a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2014-2015. Honoring Sir Knight Frederick A. Walter, Sir Knight William J. Snyder, Rev. Edward S. Matuzsak a chalice was placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

2015-2016. Honoring Sir Knight Charles E. Mathew a chalice will be placed with a C.PP.S. mission.

MEMENTO MORI