SACRED HEART CHURCH (Roman Catholic Diocese of Nashville) 221 Berger Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464

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1 SACRED HEART CHURCH (Roman Catholic Diocese of Nashville) 221 Berger Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee September 16, 2018 Twenty-fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time Parish Office Hours: 8:30 am to 1:30 pm - Monday through Friday. MAILING ADDRESS Sacred Heart Catholic Church P.O. Box 708 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord, through which the world has been crucified to me and I to the world. ~Galatians 6:14 Parish Office: (931) Fax: (931) School Office: (931) Fax: (931) Website: shoffice@shlawrenceburg.org School website: Mass Schedule Saturday - 5:30 p.m. Sunday - 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. Wednesday 7:00 p.m. WELCOME We, the Sacred Heart Community, welcome all our visitors and friends to our Worship and our Liturgical Celebrations. We are glad that you are here with us today. If you would like to join our church, or want to know more about our Parish, please call (931) , or stop by the Parish office at any time. Pastor: Parish Secretary: Book Keeping: Parish Pastoral Council: Religious Education: Youth Ministry: Music coordinator: Knights of Columbus: SHCCW President School Principal: School Secretary: Rev. Joseph Mundakal C.M.I. Macy Phillips Kristen Vogel Lee Piovarcy Susan Eggert Samantha Benefield Bob Augustin Danny Piovarcy Lane Rohling Amy Kostal Becky White Holy Day Vigil: 7:00 p.m. Holy Day : 8:00 a.m.& 7:00 p.m. Holy Hour & Benediction First Fridays From 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Rosary: For 30 minutes Sacraments before the Mass For Sacrament Call the For rectory Sacraments at of the Sick: For Sacrament Call the rectory at For Confession: of the Sick: Saturday-5:00 5:20 p.m. Sunday-7:30 7:50a.m. For Confession: Any Saturday-5:00 5:20 other times: Call p.m. (931) Sunday-7:30 7:50a.m. For Baptism: Call Any other Rectory times: Call at least (931) four weeks before the baptism. Baptismal instruction for the For Baptism: parents Call the and Rectory the god-parents at least four weeks is required. before the baptism. Baptismal instruction for the parents and the For Marriage: Call god-parents the Rectory is required. at least six months before, for the registration and the required marriage For Marriage: preparation. Call the Rectory at least six months before for the registration and the required marriage preparation. Prayer requests: Call or send an with details. Prayer requests: Call or send an with the details.

2 Mass Intentions for this week: Sat: 9/15/2018-5:30 pm Sharon Andrews Sun: 9/16/2018-8:00 am 10:30 am Frank Beuerlein Sacred Heart Parish Members Mon: 9/17/18-8:00 am Betty Reeves Tues: 9/18/18 8:00 am Special Intention Wed: 9/19/18-7:00 pm Margie Beckman Thurs: 9/20/18-8:00 am Bob & Imogene Garner Family Friday: 9/21/18 No Mass Sat: 9/22/18-5:30 pm Special Intention Sun: 9/23/18-8:00 am 10:30 am Florence Lynch Judy Tidwell Diana Ray Jim Rizzolo Kayla Hood Mickey Dunn Sharon Brink Annette Hagan Billy Copeland Special Intention Sacred Heart Church Please remember in your prayers: Ray Gambrell Pat Trullin H.A. Threet Jerry Berzanskis Rosalie O Rourke Margaret Ann Hollmann Joe Norman Mitch Marks Jay Gibson Bob Simbeck Clarence Augustin Don Hildenbrandt Cynthia Lamprecht Carley Henson Arnold Harris Johnny Ezell Betsy Engles Jose Barturen Jr Fred Kelly Sarah Remke Charles & Brenda Smith Betty Reeves Our Rosary intentions this week:..keith & Jenny Vaughn, Roberta Vernon, Kristen Vogel, J. D. & Ashley Waller, Bill Waltz....Melba Webb, Scott & Karen White, John & Becky White, Korey & Kristy Whitehead, Clara Whyko....Rita Wilburn, Barry & Sissy Williams, Mark & Shannon Williams, Charles & Susan Wolfe, Tony & Karen Woodall....Michael Wunder, Jesus & Veronica Ortega Zapien, William & Barbara Zempel.. Collection report for September 9, 2018 Cash: $ Envelopes/Loose Checks: $ 4, SOH: $ Securing Our Heritage Report: Pledges to date: $ 168, Pledges Collected: $ 193, Non-Pledged from Parish: $ 61, Donations/Outside Parish: $ 75, Thank you for your Support!! Second Collection for September Sept 16 Indian Flood Relief Sept 23 School Collection Recent Indian Flooding!! A few weeks ago, I had mentioned about the worst flood in the history of my home state, Kerala! Though the water has receded, thousands of people and hundreds of families are still without much help! Our Religious Order had opened their houses and all available buildings for shelter and helped many with food and other necessary things for those who have lost everything. Our Order has already utilized all the money they could afford, about $1,500,000, and it still seemed like nothing! So, our superiors are requesting to ask to the good people of all the parishes where the members are serving outside India! Since I have been requested by our superiors, here I am begging you to extend your helping hands to support them! For many families, there is nothing left! The place they used to call home, there isn t anything left-including the soil where their houses once stood! So, this weekend, September 15th & 16th. Let us take a second collection to help those families, to re-build their houses and everything, to re-start their life! With my sincere thanks and appreciation, Fr. Joseph Mundakal CMI Let us welcome! Let us welcome Fr. William Sokolowski from the Arch Diocese of Hartford, CT. He will be celebrating Mass with us next weekend and will talk about the Food for the Poor Ministry!

3 Background on the Gospel Reading Today s reading is the turning point in Mark s Gospel. In the presentation of the life and ministry of Jesus found in the Gospel of Mark, the deeds of Jesus have shown Jesus to be the Son of God. Yet many, including Jesus disciples, have not yet realized his identity. In today s Gospel, Jesus asks the disciples for a field report by asking what others say about him. He then turns the question directly to the disciples and asks what they believe. Peter speaks for all of them when he announces that they believe Jesus to be the Christ. The word Christ is the Greek translation of the Hebrew word for Messiah, which means the anointed one. At the time of Jesus, the image of the Messiah was laden with popular expectations, most of which looked for a political leader who would free the Jewish people from Roman occupation. Jesus does not appear to have used this term for himself. As we see in today s reading, Jesus refers to himself instead as the Son of Man, a term derived from the Jewish Scriptures, found in the Book of Daniel and in other apocryphal writings. Many scholars suggest that the phrase Son of Man is best understood to mean human being. Now that the disciples have acknowledged Jesus as the Christ, Jesus confides in them the outcome of his ministry: he will be rejected, must suffer and die, and will rise after three days. Peter rejects this prediction, and Jesus rebukes him severely. The image of Christ that Jesus is giving is not the image of the Messiah that Peter was expecting. Jesus then teaches the crowd and the disciples about the path of discipleship: To be Chris s disciple is to follow in the way of the cross. We can easily miss the fear that Jesus words must have evoked in his disciples. Death by crucifixion was all too familiar as a method of execution in Roman-occupied territories. It was also an omnipresent danger to the Christian community for whom Mark wrote. The path that Jesus was inviting his disciples to share meant tremendous suffering and death. This is the kind of radical commitment and sacrifice that Jesus calls us to adopt for the sake of the Gospel. Source: Loyolapress.com Wednesday lectors for September Sept 19 Wallace Coleman Sept 26 Grace Coleman Labor Day Festival 2018 Income: $47, Expenses to date: $13,292.8 Total: 34, Raffle Income: 2, Expense: $1, Total: 1, Please note: Totals are subject to change due to outstanding invoices. Religious Education Classes Sunday School has started! If you haven t registered yet, it isn t too late! Classes are every Sunday at 9:15 am. You are welcome to register your child (K-8) when you come for class, or call Sue Eggert at if you have any questions. Liturgical Ministry Schedule for September 22nd & 23rd Saturday 5:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am Sunday 10:30 am Acolytes Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Lectors Sue Brown Rosemary Harris Tom Dancison Ushers Korey Whitehead David Campbell Dan Brink Andy Hollman Louis Brink Brian Brewer Sacristy Rosemary Harris ******* Debbie Scott ExOrd Eu Mnstrs Korey & Kristy Whitehead, Scott White Blake Lay, Marian Pickett, Ann Basinger Ada Corella, Maria Oxley, Wallace Coleman Shut-ins Team I Scott & Samantha Benefield ******* Team II Korey & Kristy Whitehead Greeters Kerry & Melissa Boston Danny & Becky Patt Jamie & Shai Sevier Tim & Tina Rohling

4 School & Parish Dates Coming Up: Sun Sept 16: CCD at 9:15 am Financial Peace University 3:00 pm CYO at 7:00 pm Sun Sept 23: CCD at 9:15 am Financial Peace University 3:00 pm CYO at 7:00 pm Mon Sept 24: No School Teacher In Service RCIA at 7:00 pm Wed Sept 26: Choir Practice at 5:00 pm Thurs Sept 27: Boy Scout info meeting 6:00 pm Fri Sept 28: No School Fair Day Sun Sept 30: CCD Registration at 9:15 am Financial Peace University 3:00 pm CYO at 7:00 pm ATTENTION ALL CRAFTERS It's time to start thinking about all of your craft projects for the annual SHCCW's Fall Bazaar!! It is scheduled for Saturday November 10th. We are also needing volunteers to help with painting Christmas ornaments to be sold at the bazaar. There will be a workshop at Carol Rohling's house on Mattoxtown Road, on Monday Sept. 17th at 7:00 pm. All are welcome to join in on the fun! Advertisement Space Available We have space available for anyone who would like to put an advertisement for their business in our Church bulletin. There is one opening for $100 and this is a business card size. The ad will run for one year (52 runs). If you are interested, you may contact the Church Office for more information at Have your bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, wedding, and honey moon, all in one place. We also offer Bachelorette Party Packages. The Garrett House provides an intimate setting for small size weddings,corporate dinners, family reunion, and more. Contact us: Located at : 205 South Military Ave Lawrenceburg, TN WWW. THEGARRETTHOUSE.COM Find us on Facebook

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