St. Augustine Catholic Church

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1 St. Augustine Catholic Church 1310 West Broadway * Louisville, Kentucky * Tel. No Mass Sundays 12:00 Noon Saint Augustine is one of the oldest African American parishes in the United States, located in the historic West Louisville in the Archdiocese since We are a spirit filled, welcoming faith community that prides itself in sharing the good news with all of God s people. We give witness to the presence of God in the affirmation of our leadership, ministries and outreach to the broader community from a family centered perspective. CLERGY Pastor, Rev. Charles D. Walker Associate Pastor, Rev. Deogratias Ssamba, A. J. Senior Associate, Rev. Thomas E. Gentile Deacons, Keith L. McKenzie, James R. Turner Deacon John Churchill (Emeritus) STAFF Beyond Our Legacy Leading the Vision Clemon Bell Facilities Manager William Harris Music Director Mattie Little Parish Office Coordinator Velma Yocum Bookkeeper

2 September 30, 2018, Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time WELCOME GUESTS, We are honored that you chose to worship with us today! Gospel 10/7/18 -- Mark 10:2-16 LECTORS 1st Reading - Genesis 2:18-24 Laura Guest 2nd Reading - Hebrews 2:9-11 Teresa Hines PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Joyce Lancaster STEWARDSHIP "For whoever is not against us is for us." Mark 9"For whoever is not against us is for us." Mark 9:40 The practice of stewardship should not provoke quarrels and factions. There are many different ways a person or a parish can practice stewardship. Anyone who is trying to practice stewardship is part of a common journey in faith. Blessings and thanks to Joey Decker, who prayed for vocations last week. Praying the rosary will resume on Sunday, October 7th, 11 a.m. in the church! Sick this Week If you are aware of a parishioner who is ill, please get his/her permission to have their name printed on the sick list, and inform the parish office. Tithes received $ 2,221 Budgeted tithes needed weekly 2,827 Total budgeted tithes needed YTD 36,751 Total tithes received YTD 34,825 A second collection for the poor will be taken on the 1st Sunday. The precepts of the Lord give joy to the heart. (Psalm 19:9a) Christianity is not that complex system of oppressive rules which the unbeliever describes; it is peace, joy, love and a life that is continually renewed like the mysterious pulse of nature at the beginning of spring. We must assert this truth as confidently as the Apostles did, and you must be convinced of it, for it is your greatest treasure, which alone can give meaning and serenity to your daily life. The source of this joy is Jesus Christ. (Saint John XXIII) - Worship God may break us in order to remake us. - Forbidden Fruit II, Mary Compton and David Compton). - submitted by Evangelization Ministry The 33rd Annual African American Catholic Day of Reflection has been postponed until Saturday, 11/3/18 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Catholic Enrichment Center. Extended grant deadline is 9/29/18. MASS INTENTION Today's mass intention is for the repose of the soul of Janie Bolan. May her soul and all the souls of the faithfully departed rest in peace. All who are not receiving Holy Communion are encouraged to express in their hearts a prayerful desire for unity with the Lord Jesus and with one another.

3 AROUND THE PARISH, ARCHDIOCESE AND COMMUNITY 2018 CSA - Bringing Christ to Others Our Parish Target $6,400 Parish Participation Goal: 32 households Last year, archdiocesan services provided more than 8,379 men, women, and children with assistance for basic needs such as food, clothing, utility and rental assistance. Gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal help make this work possible. Please respond with a generous gift to the 2018 Catholic Services Appeal. Jess V. Western, Sr. Catherine Western And Kevin Burrus, Sr. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH 1310 WEST BROADWAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH 11 AM 6 PM CALL FAX buf- SIDES ($2.50) Mixed Greens Mac & Cheese Fried Potatoes & Onions Green Beans Potato Salad Coleslaw Baked Beans BREAD (.25 extra) Cornbread White Wheat Rye ASSORTED DESSERTS ($2.50) Blackberry Cobbler Bread Pudding w/ Bourbon Sauce Caramel Cake Lemon Pie Peach Cobbler Sweet Potato Pie BEVERAGES ($1.00) Tea Soda Miscellaneous Hard Boiled Egg (.25) (502) Fax: (502) ellisgerry0@gmail.com Sandwich Only (Includes Fish and Bread) $6 Dinner (Includes Fish, 2 Sides and Bread) $10 boneless white - fried/ baked catfish falo whiting (bone In) Attorney At Law 807 West Market Street Louisville, KY SAME GREAT MENU FISH GERRY ELLIS REHEARSAL DATES for Puttin' on the Ritz are: 10-13, AND from 12 N2 PM. ATTENTION - The Catholic Enrichment Center has begun male bible study on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. For enrollment call and ask for Mr. Reed. WANTED - CATECHISTS- certified persons to teach youth Catholic Education Doctrine. Training for certification is available. Call and/or leave message at parish office if interested! LAST DAY to register to vote is October 9, CEC has registration forms.

4 MONTHLY INSERT (MINISTRY AND ACTIVITY INFORMATION) PARISH ACTIVITIES Adoration 5th Sundays or as announced. Bible Study Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 p.m. Hines Center Blood Pressure 3rd Sundays after Mass Bulletin/Announcements in office by Monday 3PM. Choir Practice Thursdays 6:30 PM. Children practice as announced. Sandwiches distributed Monday - Thursday for the homeless 10A-12N Dare to St. Augustine and zip codes only Mondays 10a.m.-2 p.m. For the general public Wednesdays 10a.m. 12 noon (produce, bread) MEETINGS PLT meets 6PM on 1st Monday of month, if holiday, meets on 2nd Monday. Janice Mulligan, Chair; M. Annette Turner, Vice Chair; John Reed, Secretary Ministry/Co-Chairs/Meeting Dates ADMINISTRATION Steve DeSha/Rose Ellis 4th Wed 2P EVANGELIZATION John Reed 2nd Mon 5:30 P FAMILY LIFE Marc Churchill/Laura Guest 4th Sun 11A FINANCE Robert Henderson 3rd Thurs 5:30P LIFELONG FORMATION & EDUCATION Annette Turner 3rd Sat 9:00A SERVICE Gari Gordon/Bridgett Gully 1st Tues 6:00P SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CONCERNS Emily Mosby 3rd Wed 1P WORSHIP Genevieve Churchill/Clarissa Dorsey 3rd Mon 2:30P Committee Meetings Health 1st Sunday after Mass Youth as announced SICK AND HOMEBOUND Deacon John Churchill, Barbara Johnson, Helen Lester, Jamillah Muhammad, Marjorie Mulligan, Edward Parker, Madeline Perossier, Frances Riggs, Theresa Shafer, Mary Ann (Bell) Thomas, Jean Turner, Charles Weathers MINISTERS/SERVERS ALTAR SERVERS 1st Sunday Danni Graham, Cathy McKenzie 2nd Sunday Cam Ron Taylor, Davis Williams 3rd Sunday Radhiya Cobble, Sebastian Martinez 4th Sunday Timothy Autry, Aniya Bing 5th Sunday Na Seer Brown, John Reed EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - OCTOBER Brenda Boyd, Laura Guest, Marie Helm HOSPITALITY (USHERS) - OCTOBER Mae and Lee Ewing, Edward and Joyce Frazier ANNOUNCERS October - Daryl or Audra Williams November - William Walker December - Kay Cammack COUNTERS 1st Sunday Marc Churchill, Jeffrey Gardner, Robert Henderson, Rosalind White 2nd Sunday Rose Ellis, Janice Mulligan 3rd Sunday Hosea Mitchell, Margaret Staples 4th Sunday Steve DeSha, Lee Ewing, Janie Henderson

5 A. D. Porter & Sons Funeral Home Downtown 1300 West Chestnut / Louisville, KY Ph Fax "Ask Any Family We Have Served" Southeast 4501 Bardstown Rd / Louisville, Ky Ph Fax William Walker Walk the Barber It Pays to Look Good Cell: (502) Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat., 9am 6pm Thursday: 11am 6pm Right to Life Respect for Life Sustaining The Legacy of Mariah Lewis by Great Granddaughter Margaret Wright Dennis & Catherine Ewing and Edmond & Eddie Lee Forrest All Blessings Come From God Begin the Day with Love Expect BLESSINGS Share GOODNESS Shine like the SUN Inspire SOMEONE Never FORGET that God is WITH YOU!!! Marbry Property Maintenance LLC P. O. Box 2302 Louisville, KY From Robert & Janie Henderson and Marie Jarrett Families Turner Mandley Turner, LLC Specializing in Human Resource Management Congratulations on Being a Beacon of Hope in our Community. Services Provided: TMTHRC@aol.com Office Hours Mon-Thur 10am-3pm * staugustine@mw.twcbc.com * Fax