St. Paul Catholic Center

The Newman Center at

Indiana University

St. Paul Catholic Center The Newman Center at Indiana University 1413 E 17th Street Bloomington, IN 47408 www.hoosiercatholic.org

Table of Contents

Parish News............................P.2

Parish News...........................P. 3 Worship

Weekly Calendar…….….……....P. 4 Prayers for the Sick Stewardship

Parish News...........................P. 5

Community News..................P. 6

Contact Information….....…....P. 7 Just for Kids

Weekend Mass Times Saturday 4:30pm

Korean Mass at 6pm on the 1st & 3rd Saturday

Sunday 8:30am, 10:30am, 5:30pm Misa en Español 12:30pm

The Sacrament of

Reconciliation is offered Mon-Fri. from 4-5pm and Saturdays from 3-4:15pm

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-4:30pm (Closed from 12-1pm) Friday: Closed Saturday: Closed Sunday: 8am-1pm Phone: (812) 339-5561

July 30• 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Parish News

Registration for Religious

Education Classes August 5/6

We will begin sign ups for all religious education classes (youth through adult) after all Masses beginning August 5th and 6th. Our Administrator of Religious Education, Bridget McIntyre, will be on hand with all necessary forms and sched-ules and will be happy to an-

swer any questions you have about our programs!

The New Picture Directories Are Here!

The New Picture Directories Are Here! The Parish Picture Directo-ries are HERE! Now you’re SOMEBODY! If you had your picture taken, YOUR copy of the Picture Directory is waiting for you in the Gathering Space. If you did NOT have your

picture taken, and are still feeling miserable and kick-ing yourself for missing this great opportunity, do not despair! You have ONE LAST CHANCE! We’ll have a picture day set up in November. Same great deal as before. So—to summarize:

If you had your picture taken for the picture direc-

tory, your directory is here. (And you look fabu-lous!)

If you did not have your picture taken, you will

have an amazing make-up opportunity in Novem-ber. Same great deal as before (see below!).

If you had your picture taken, but want another

one (new baby, fabulous new haircut—any reason whatsoever!) you can have your picture taken again! Same deal as before—free 8 x 10, free directory, opportunity but no obligation to pur-chase additional pictures!

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Mass Times and Intentions

Weekend Masses July 29/30

Saturday 4:30pm Dorothy Laue Sunday 8:30am Scott Lee 10:30am Helen Gibbons (Spanish) 12:30pm St. Paul Parishioners 5:30pm Tom Frey

Weekday Masses July 31-August 4

Monday 7:20am St. Paul Parishioners 5:15pm St. Paul Parishioners Tuesday 7:20am Enrico Wednesday 7:20am St. Paul Parishioners 5:15pm St. Paul Parishioners Thursday 7:20am Special lntention Friday 5:15pm St. Paul Parishioners

July 30, 2017

Worship Parish News

Mass Schedule Changes

Please note that there will be NO EVENING MASS or Reconciliation on Wednesday, August 9. Wednesday, August 15, is the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a Holy Day of Obligation. Mass times will be:

Aug. 14, 5:15pm (Vigil), Aug. 15 at 7am, Noon, and 7pm

The parish office will close at noon.

Mass Changes This Fall! Football Season will be upon us very soon, and based on the traffic patterns, traffic accidents, and blood-pressure-raising traffic delays experienced by our pa-rishioners and visitors to St. Paul, we have chosen to NOT have a 4:30pm Mass when there is a home foot-ball game scheduled. This change will only affect a few Saturdays: September 16 & 23 October 14 November 4 & 18 Please mark your calendars! We’ll have this informa-tion on our website, www.hoosiercatholic.org and we’ll put periodic reminders in the bulletin, too.

If Saturday Masses are your preferred Mass time, you are always welcome to attend St. Charles’ 4pm Satur-day Mass.

Evening Weekday Mass Changes Effective August 14, Our weekday Masses will be as follows:

7:20am Monday-Thursday 5:30pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday

9:00pm Tuesday & Thursday (during school year)

Liturgy of the Hours 8:30am & 5:00pm (in Chapel)

Eucharistic Adoration (during school year in Chapel)

6-9pm, Monday-Thursday 2-5pm Friday

And, as usual, our 9pm Sunday Masses will resume when IU classes begin. Our first 9pm Mass of the

school year will be on Sunday, August 20

Readings for the Week of July 30, 2017

Sunday: 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12/Ps 119:57, 72, 76-77, 127-130/Rom 8:28

-30/Mt 13:44-52 or 13:44-46

Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34/Ps 106:19-23/Mt 13:31-35

Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28/Ps 103:6-13/Mt 13:36-43

Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35/Ps 99:5-7, 9/Mt 13:44-46

Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38/Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11/Mt 13:47-53

Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37/Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab/Mt

13:54-58

Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8/Mt 14:1-12

Next Sunday: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14/Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9/2 Pt 1:16-19/Mt

17:1-9

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Weekly Calendar This Coming Week

Sunday, July 30 Monday, July 31 Tuesday, August 1 -Bible Study, 7:30-8:30pm, Stephens Room Wednesday, August 2 Thursday, August 3 -Women’s Bible Study, 9:30-Noon, N. Meeting Room Friday, August 4 Saturday, August 5 -Registration for Religious Education Classes -Quincenera 10am, Church -Baprism, 2pm, Church Sunday, August 6 -Registration for Religious Education Classes

July 30, 2017

Parish News

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 vyoungs@hoosiercatholic.org

Grace Billingham, Ron Bidwell, Kathryn Faith Marszalek, Cynthia Kanko, Bob Wilmoth, Nedra Deppe, Ed Jenkinson, Bernadette Cauldwell, Rachael Tamaran, Mary Wright, Jana Gilbertson, the Pryzbyla family, John-William Greenbaum, Mary Gremore, Julie Giese, Dick Lubbehusen, Pam Ferris, Barbie Asley, Belma Tor-poco Lance Brayton, Rita Stoffle, Janet Richart, Marion DeRosa, Mary Kate O’Malley, Jean Mulvihill, Janet Harriet, Ernesto Enri-que, Christopher Stone, Bob Muldoon, Geof Brogden, Paul Stone, Jack Miller, Brian Reynolds, Roy Staring, Joe Leighton, Alan Berg, Karen Whiteside, Tom Denning, Mary McGann

Pray for them, and for all who are elderly, infirm, and homebound.

Everyday Stewardship

My wife is a big Dave Ramsey fan. She loves when he tells people that in order to pay down their debt they need to sell so many of their possessions that the kids think that even they can be sold for the right price. He definitely sees earthly possessions as sim-ply tools to be used and not "possessed." This is a tough, countercultural message for sure in the eyes of the average American. Too often, our self-worth is derived from our wealth and the items we own. The size of our house, the brand of our car, and the quan-tity of our belongings are all gauges of success in our world. For Ramsey, not only can you not truly own anything if you owe money to others, it belongs to God anyway and is only given to us as stewards. Could you sell all you have right now? Could you walk away from all that you have amassed and be truly free? When Jesus speaks of the merchant who sells all he has to obtain a pearl of great price, he calls us to see the pearl as the kingdom of heaven. Nothing on earth can rival the value of the kingdom. If that is true, why is it so hard to surrender everything to God to obtain it? It can be fear that keeps us from stepping out in faith. It can be selfishness that prevents us from letting go. Whatever it is, we must face the fact that we are "possessed" by it. The good news is that God does not expect us to conquer this obstacle on our own. But with God, all things are possible. Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS © Liturgical Publications Inc

Together for Life

Garth & Jennifer (Hesch) Pressler

July 8, 2017

Brett & Lindsay (Letner) Rude July 22, 2017

Congratulations and God bless you!

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Catholic Radio Stations

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Parish News

O ur weekly Bible Study is reading and dis-cussing Paul’s letter to the Romans. We meet on Tuesday evenings from 7:30-

8:30pm downstairs in the Stephens Room. Please join us! You are most welcome.

A Note From Coffee & Donuts Hi Friends!

Greetings from India! Do you know that we actually found a DUNKIN’ DONUTS store here? Yes, they do seem to be everywhere! Different flavors are very popular here—like donuts filled with Saffron cream and pistachios! Tasty! The traditional Indian donut is “Balushahi.” It looks a lot like a glazed donut in America because it’s flaky, puffy, and round, but it’s soaked in syrup to give it a moist, sugary center. DELICIOUS! Tea is more popular in India than cof-fee, and a sweet, spicy Chai Tea sure goes nicely with Balashahi!

Did you know: India is the world’s largest democ-racy, with 1.2 BILLION people! 100 MILLION people come to India’s Kumbh Mela Festival, the world’s largest gathering of humans. India is the world’s second-largest English speaking country (second only to the USA!) India’s Hindu Calendar has 6 sea-sons: spring, summer, monsoon, autumn, winter and prevernal! Next stop: Kazakhstan!!

See you on September 10!

Women’s Bible Study Ladies of the parish are invited to attend our weekly Women’s Bible Study. We meet every Thursday downstairs in the North Meeting Room from 9:30am to Noon. Discussion, prayer, and, of course, Bible Study!

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Thanks from Glenmary!

Fr. Bruce Brylinski and Lalo Mercado of the Glenmary Home Missions wish to extend their tanks to the par-ish family of St. Paul who generously contributed to the home missions. They assure us of their prayers and request that we pray for Glenmary, all those served by Glenmary in the home missions, and for an increase in vocations to missionary priesthood and brotherhood.

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Community News

Daughters of Isabella Picnic

The Daughters of Isabella are having a picnic August 1 at Mother of the Redeemer Re-treat Center, 8220 W. State Road 48 at 5:45pm!

This is a great opportunity to meet some members and learn more about the Daugh-ters of Isabella and how they help others in our community by raising money for donations to St. Vincent de Paul, Community Kitchen, Hannah House, Monroe County United Ministries, Project Hope, Crisis Pregnancy Center and the Bloomington Catholic Youth Groups of St. Paul, St. John, and St. Charles!

Agenda: (Come for any or all—especially the picnic!)

3:45-4:30pm: Mother of the Redeemer Chapel; Expo-sition of with Silent Adoration

4:30-5:30pm: Mother of the Redeemer Chapel; Ado-ration, Vespers, Rosary, Litany and Benediction

5:45-7:30pm: PICNIC! Mary’s Children Meeting Room, located next to bookstore.

Please bring a potluck dish to share. Drinks, dessert, and table service provided.

Questions? Please contact Mary Dedek at marym816@gmail.com

Just for Laughs

Pastoral Staff Pastor/Director of Campus Ministry, Fr. John Meany, O.P…..…………………………..……pastor

Assoc. Pastor, Fr. Patrick Hyde, O.P………...…...frpatrick

Assoc. Pastor, Fr. Joseph Minuth, O.P..................frjoseph

Deacon, Jim Multeri………………………………..deaconjim

Administrator of Religious Education, Bridget McIntyre……………………………………..bmcintyre

Music Ministry, Maria Hagan …………………………………………………….......mseuffert

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Forming Disciples Spreading the Gospel Building Community

Resource Staff

Secretary/Bulletin Editor, Valli Youngs…………...vyoungs

Development/Stewardship Director, Tara Doyon……………………………………………....tdoyon

Business Office Manager, Mark Wozniak...........mwozniak

Office Assistant, Mary Reilly.........………..………….mreilly

Sacristan/Housekeeper, Jennifer Pipher….……….jennifer

Building Manager, Joe Zapfe..........................................joe

All emails are @hoosiercatholic.org Parish office phone number: 812-339-5561 Parish Pastoral Council..........ppc@hoosiercatholic.org

Just For Kids