SACRED HEART CHURCH 221 Berger Street Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464 April 15, 2018: Third Sunday of Easter 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 38464 Lord Jesus, open the Scriptures to us; make our hearts burn while you speak to us. Luke 24:32 WELCOME 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 Suzy Brewer & Melissa McCawley Samantha Benefield Bob Augustin Danny Piovarcy Lane Rohling Rosemary Harris Becky White Parish Office: (931) 762-3183 Fax: (931) 762-5128 School Office: (931) 762-6125 Fax: (931) 244-7234 Website: www.shlawrenceburg.org Email: shoffice@shlawrenceburg.org School website: www.shslburg.com 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. 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: 30 minutes before the Mass For Sacraments For Sacrament Call the For rectory Sacraments at 931-762-3183. of the Sick: For Sacrament Call the rectory at 931-762-3183 For of the Confession: Sick: Saturday-5:00 5:20 p.m. Sunday-7:30 7:50a.m. For Confession: Saturday-5:00 5:20 p.m. Sunday-7:30 7:50a.m. Any other times: Call (931) 762-3183 Any other times: Call (931) 762-3183 For Baptism: Call the Rectory at least four weeks before For Baptism: Call the baptism. the Rectory Baptismal at least four instruction weeks before the parents baptism. and Baptismal the god-parents instruction for is the required. parents and the god-parents is required. For Marriage: Call the Rectory at least six months before, for For Marriage: Call the registration the Rectory at and least the six required months before marriage for the preparation. registration and the required marriage preparation. Prayer requests: Prayer requests: Call 762-3183 or or send send an an email email with with the details.
Mass Intentions for this week: Sat: 4/14/18 10:30 am 5:30 pm Sun: 4/15/18-8:00 am 10:30 PM Carole Casallo (Memorial Mass) Bill & Martha Beuerlein family Sacred Heart Parish First Holy Communion Mon: 4/16/18-8:00 am Helena Thompson Tues: - 4/17/18 No Mass Wed: 4/18/18-7:00 pm Carole Casallo Thurs: 4/19/18-8:00 am Andy Rohling Family Fri: 4/20/18-8:00 am Anne Kirchofer Family Sat: 4/21/18-5:30 pm James Dunn Webb Sun:4/22/18 8:00 am 10:30 am Florence Lynch Helen Winchek Leneta Williams Carol Cramer Peggy Dean Jay Gibson Pat Wills Bob Simbeck Terry Brown Diana RayAnna Special Intention Sacred Heart Parish Please remember in your prayers: Barry Hollander Chris W. Niedergeses Ed Paley Aurora Giles Don Hildenbrandt Armond Harris Janet Brink Carole Casallo Clarence Augustin Mary Alice Simbeck Connie Passarella Betty Eck John Bacurin Robert L. Heller Dolores Augustin John McCullars Mitch Marks Wayne Huning Jason Dickey Mary Ann Springer Catherine Bruton Thomas Kuzhuppily Mark Tietgens Our Rosary intentions this week:..scott & Samantha Benefield, Thomas & Pat Berthy, Rita Beuerlein, Tommy & Catherine Beuerlein, James Binkley....Charles & Joan Bishop, Tresa Blackwood, Mariah Blasingim, Kerry & Melissa Boston, Mike Boulie....Rhonda Boyle, Brian & Suzy Brewer, Jake Brewer, Jerry Brink, Dan & Sharon Brink....David Brink, Jeanette Brink, Louis Brink, Richard & Pat Brink, Tom & Beth Brink.. Offertory: Weekend of April 9, 2018 Cash: $ 676.00 Envelopes/Loose Checks: $ 3,762.50 SOH: $ 101.00 Securing Our Heritage Report: Pledges to date: $ 168,106.00 Pledges Collected: $ 189,899.25 Non-Pledged from Parish: $ 59,842.00 Donations/Outside Parish: $ 75,012.00 Thanks so much for your support! Second Collections for April 2018 April 15 School Collection April 29 Catholic Home Missions First Holy Communion 2018 Six children of our parish will be receiving their First Holy Communion this Sunday, April 14th at 10:30 Mass. Let us pray for these children and their parents that their life in Christ may be joyful through the reception of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ! Lainey Cunningham Emily Kolb Everett Sanders Braxton Stephenson Trenton Waller Pabbaline Lackey Child/Parents Jason & Melissa Cunningham Melissa Kolb Wright & Jena Sanders Brent & Natasha Stephenson JD & Ashley Waller John & Mandin Lackey The Sacred Heart Community thank and appreciate their hard work and all the preparations they have done for this great event! Let us thank also their parents and teachers and all those who have helped them in their preparation for their First Holy Communion! There will be a reception right after the Mass in the School Cafeteria.
Thank you for life Mom Mother s Day contest Reflection of the Gospel The Lawrence County Chapter of the Tennessee Right to Life has announced their Mother s Day Contest. This year s contest is open to all Lawrence County students within the age groups of 5th 6th, and 7th and 8th grades. Prizes to be awarded - $15 for First Place and $10 for Second Place in each age group. Each winner will also receive a bouquet of flowers to give to their mother. This year the students are asked to write a letter to their mother with the theme Thank you for Life Mom. Entries must be received no later than Monday, May 7th, and should be mailed to: Lawrence County Right to Life P.O. Box 144 Loretto, TN 38469 If you have any questions please call Sheri Leiter at 931-279-1704, or visit us on Facebook, Lawrence County, TN Right to Life 60 years!! Congratulations to Clarence & Anna Bell Remke celebrating their 60th Wedding Anniversary this On the third Sunday of Easter, we continue to hear Gospel accounts of Jesus appearances to his disciples following his Resurrection. Today s reading, taken from the Gospel of Luke, follows immediately after the report of Jesus' appearance to his disciples on the road to Emmaus. This is the event being recounted by the disciples in the opening verse of today s Gospel. Consistently in the reports of Jesus post-resurrection appearances, Jesus greets his disciples with the words, Peace be with you. This is a most appropriate greeting. The disciples have witnessed the death of someone they loved, and they now fear for their own lives as well. Peace is what they need more than anything else. Jesus often connects this greeting of peace with another gift forgiveness. In today s Gospel, this connection is made in the final verses. Even as they hear Jesus greeting of peace, the disciples are startled and terrified. They are uncertain about what to make of the figure before them and, quite understandably, they mistake Jesus for a ghost. Yet the figure before them is not a ghost; Jesus invites them to experience his resurrected body with their senses, to look and to touch. The figure before them is flesh and bone, still bearing the marks of crucifixion. Although the disciples cannot forget his suffering and death, peace begins to take root in their hearts, as their fears turn to joy and amazement. As further proof of his identity and of his resurrected body, Jesus eats with his disciples. The disciples have known Jesus best through the meals that he has shared with them. Descriptions of these meals are a defining element of Luke s Gospel. By eating with his disciples after his Resurrection, Jesus recalls all these meals, and most importantly, he recalls the Last Supper. Luke s report of the Last Supper and the meals that Jesus shared after his Resurrection unveil for us the significance of the Eucharist. Having shared a meal with his disciples, Jesus now uncovers for them the significance of what was written about him in the Scriptures. So, too, our celebration of the Mass is an encounter with Jesus, through the Word and the Sacrament of the Eucharist. As Jesus commissions his disciples to be witnesses to what Scriptures foretold, our celebration of the Eucharist commissions us. Like the disciples, we are sent to announce the good news of Jesus forgiveness of sins. Source: Loyolapress.com Liturgical Ministry Schedule for April 14th & 15th 5:30 pm 8:00 am 10:30 am Acolytes Volunteers Volunteers Volunteers Lectors Bruce Beckman Mark Harris Thomas Dancison Ushers Korey Whitehead Scott White Gary Rohling Carl Niedergeses Louis Brink Brian Brewer Sacristy Sandy Smith ******* Sheri Osborn ExOrd Eu Mnstrs Mark & Kristy Gang, Debbie Scott Mike Boulie, Samantha Benefield, Jane Hildenbrandt Sue Hartogh, Brian & Suzy Brewer Shut-ins Team I Jimmy & Carol Rohling ******* Team II JD & Ashley Waller Greeters Barry & Debbie Scott Gary & Lane Rohling Hubert & Ann Rohling Brian & Suzy Brewer
High School Oratory Contest Sponsored by TN Right to Life Wednesday Lectors for April 4/18/18 Grace Coleman 4/25/18 Bruce Beckman The Lawrence County Chapter, Tennessee Right to Life in conjunction with the Tennessee Right to Life and the National Right to Life Committee announce their Annual Oratory Contest for High School Students grades 9-12. This event involves researching, writing, and presenting a pro-life speech on a topic relating to one of the human life issues, abortion, infanticide, euthanasia, or stem cell research. A panel of judges will listen and judge each contestant based on preparation, content and presentation. The local contest will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 14, 2018 at the Sacred Heart School, 220 Berger St. Lawrenceburg, TN. Anyone interested in entering the contest must apply by Wednesday, April 11, 2018. The local contestants will compete for a 1 st place prize of $100 cash plus $50 for travel expenses to the State contest, and 2 nd place prize of $50. The local winner will advance to the State competition held in Nashville on Saturday, April 28, 2018, with the opportunity to compete for prizes of $750 and paid expenses to the National contest, $500, $300, and $200. From there, a winner will be selected to compete at the National competition held in Kansas on June 30th during the National Right to Life Convention with the opportunity to win prizes of $1,000, $750, $500, and $250. Students who participate will benefit in several important ways from involvement in the oratory contest. In addition to developing public speaking and leadership ability, students will practice research and writing skills, learn more about critical current issues and enjoy an opportunity to educate others. Contestants are encouraged to memorize their speeches at the local level; however, speeches are required to be memorized for the State level. A written speech is required to be handed in at the local contest. For more information or to apply by phone contact Sherri Leiter, 931-279-1704. To apply in writing submit name, address, phone number, grade level and school to: Lawrence County, Tennessee Right to Life, P.O. Box 144, Loretto, TN 38469. For more information go to: www.tennesseerighttolife.org/oratorycontest 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: 931-242-7413 Located at : 205 South Military Ave Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 WWW. THEGARRETTHOUSE.COM Find us in Face Book
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