A Stewardship Parish, celebrating 49 years as a faith community

May 3, 2015

FIFTH

SUNDAY

OF EASTER

SAINT

BARNABAS

CATHOLIC

CHURCH

PASTOR: Rev. Monsignor Anthony R. Volz

tvolz@stbindy.org

ASSOCIATE PASTOR:

Fr. Ben Syberg

bsyberg@stbindy.org

DEACON: Pat Bower

EMERGENCY #317-886-4744

CONTACTS:

Parish Office ..... 317-882-0724 Parish Fax ......... 317-887-8932

School Office .... 317-881-7422 School Fax ......... 317-887-8933

PARISH STAFF E-MAIL

first initial, last name @stbindy.org

View the bulletin and check out parish & school information at

www.stbindy.org

MASS SCHEDULE Weekday: Monday-Friday

8:30am

Weekend: Saturday 5pm, Sunday 7, 9,11am, 5pm

DAILY PRAYER SERVICE

Morning: Monday-Friday 7:30am

Evening: Monday, 6pm

HEARING DEVICES /WHEELCHAIRS

are available in the Narthex. Ask an usher for assistance.

CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD

During the 9am Sunday Mass, Children, Kindergarten through 3rd

grade, leave Mass to learn the weekly Gospel at their level.

ST. BARNABAS PARISH SCHOOL

Offering Catholic education for students in grades PreK-8 in a fully accredited National Blue Ribbon of Excellence school.

Call Debbie Perkins, Principal.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES During the school year: Sundays: Grades K/8

2’s, 3’s & 4’s Preschool during the 9 & 11am Masses Call the Faith Formation Office.

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Infant baptisms Sundays at 12:30pm. Parents are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Class the 3rd Wednesday of the month.

Contact the Parish Office for an appointment.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Couples contact the church at least 6 months in advance. Call the Parish Office to schedule.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK

If you or a loved one are hospitalized, home bound, or residing at a healthcare facility, contact Barb Mathauer, Pastoral Associate, to receive

the Eucharist or to be anointed by a priest.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Tuesday: 9-9:30am Thursday: 2-2:30pm Saturday: 4-4:45pm

RCIA CLASSES (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

Interested in joining or finding out more about the Catholic Church? Contact Christine Beiriger in the Faith Formation Office

8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217

If you are visiting our parish, we are glad to have you here and hope you will come back and pray with us. If you are new to the neighborhood, or looking for a church home, we hope you feel comfortable enough on your first visit to return. Call the parish office for information on our parish. St. Barnabas Catholic Church is a Stewardship Parish built on the four pillars of:

Current parishioners who must leave us should call the office with your date of departure. We’ll miss you and bid you God’s blessings!

Hospitality—All are Welcome Prayer—Centered on the Eucharist

Formation—Cradle to Grave Service—Outreach to Others

PARISH STAFF

E-mail first initial, last name @stbindy.org

Church: 317-882-0724

Emergency # 317-886-4744

Pastor Msgr. Tony Volz. . . . . . . . . ..x223 Associate Pastor Fr. Ben Syberg. . . . . . . . . . . x224 Deacon Pat Bower. . . . . . . . . . .888-0114

Pastoral Associate Patty Cain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .x226 Parish Secretary Theresa Warner. . . . . . . . . . x221 Director of Music music@stbindy.org Dan Bailey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . X238 Coordinator of Music Liturgy Vivian Bailey . . . . . . . . . . . . X238

Director of Finance and Operations Angela Boyle. . . . . . . . . . . . x253 Bookkeeper Connie Littrell. . . . . . . . . . . x252

Director of Facilities Greg Beckham. . . . . . . . . . . x271

Director of Faith Formation & Young Adult Ministry Christine Beiriger. . . . . . . . . .x225 Director of Communications/Bulletin Carol Elias. . . . . . . . . . . . . . x227 Director of Youth Ministry Mary Kate Becker . . . . . . . x224

Principal Debra Perkins. . . . . . . . . . . . x270 School Asst. Principal Denise Wilson. . . . . . . . . . . .x280 School Office Laura Bridgewater. . . . . . . . x248 School Office Kathie McCarthy. . . . . . . . . .x269

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WEBSITE www.stbindy.org

Parish Office Hours: 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday

Bulletin Deadline: 8 days prior to the date of the bulletin. Submit

items to celias@stbindy.org.

INDIANA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE April 2, 2015

Indiana lawmakers’ changes to the state Religious Freedom Restora-tion Act (RFRA) raise several concerns about the protection of reli-gious freedom for Indiana’s citizens and religious institutions.

Defending the dignity of all people means both upholding religious freedom and opposing unjust discrimination. People of faith should not be coerced to violate their conscience in their daily lives.

The Indiana Catholic Conference continues to support Senate Bill 101 and believe it strikes the proper balance that has worked well in the federal RFRA for more than 20 years. While well-intentioned, the changes may undermine religious freedom. What’s the definition or limitation of a “religious function”? Are professionals such as physi-cians included? Does a “non-profit religious organization” include hos-pitals?

We are committed to working in good faith with lawmakers to safe-guard the rights of people of all faiths to practice their religion with-out undue burden from the government and to uphold the God-given dignity of all people of this state.

PLEASE READ THE INSERT IN THIS WEEK’S BULLETIN.

On Monday, May 11 Msgr. Todd, from St. Mark’s Parish, will lead us in a rosary, prayers, and his homilies, followed by Ben-ediction. This is for current Religious Vocations and for an in-crease in Vocations to the Priesthood, Religious Life and happy marriages. And unless you stay around to visit, you can be back home by 8pm. What better way to end your day than being blessed by Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament?

COFFEE & CONVERSATION AFTER THE 9 & 11AM MASSES, IN THE PARISH HALL

HOSTED BY FAITH FORMATION TOTUS TUUS SUMMER PROGRAM

June 13-20, the curriculum is the virtues, beatitudes, and the sorrowful mysteries. Christine Beiriger,

882-0724, ext. 225 or cbeiriger@stbindy.org. Sign up sheets on the table in the Narthex.

We need groups, families, small church groups, Christ Renews His Parish, Confirmation groups, etc. to host

coffee and conversation on a Sunday.

Contact Deetta (deetta) Vance, Coordinator for the Coffee & Conversation Ministry, 363-3440 or dkvfnp@gmail.com.

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St. Barnabas M.O.M.S. Mother/Son Outing

Please join us at the Indianapolis Indians game

Sunday, May 31st at 1:35pm

Tickets $12; Knot Hole Kids Club member tickets $4 This year we reserved an entire section (143 seats!)

Seats are in section 213 along the 1st base line. For tickets contact Janel Mosburg: jren-

na11@hotmail.com (518)858-9689If there are any remaining tickets they will be sold after masses the

weekend of May 2nd and 3rd. TODAY, May 3rd last day to purchase tickets.

WE NEED YOU

St. Barnabas Blood Drive

Sunday, May 3 8AM—1PM St. Barnabas Parish Hall

The donation process takes less than an hour. It is recommended that donors

have a light snack before donating. Most people are eligi-ble to donate. There are very few causes for deferral and very few medications that are not acceptable. Not sure if you are eligible to donate? Email Eligibility. Indiana Blood

Center must see 550 individuals each and every day to meet patient needs at the 60+ hospitals it supplies. More

questions? contact Dave Nash(dnash@indianablood.org.

The CYO Awards Ceremony,

honoring adult and teen volunteers in our youth ministry and athletic ministry program, will be

Wednesday, May 6th Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral,

presented by Archbishop Joseph Tobin.

A reception will be held at the Catholic Center after the ceremony. The following CYO volunteers from our

parish will be receiving awards that evening.

CONGRATULATIONS!!

LIAM HOSTY, MIKEY REEVES, KAYLA STREICHER SPIRIT OF YOUTH AWARD

AARON IRWIN — MSGR. BUSALD AWARD

STEVE BATTIATO — ST JOHN BOSCO AWARD

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

Training for Extraordinary Ministers will be offered on the following dates—pick one.

Sunday, May 17th - 6:15pm and Monday, June 1st - 7pm

Training will be led by Patty Cain, with commissioning of new Min-isters to follow. The program should last approximately 1 hour. There are 12 Extraordinary Minister teams that serve at weekend Masses, holiday liturgies, and Holy Days throughout the year. Each team serves weekend Masses on a rotating basis … every 3rd month. You can sign up to serve at the Mass time of your choice.

There are forms that adult Ministers are required to complete pri-or to training. To obtain these forms … to register for training … or for any questions, contact Renee Lange at (317) 885-0226 or email to reneelange@comcast.net.

(Note: “Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion” has been commonly known as “Eucharistic Minister”. Bishops, priests and deacons are the ordinary ministers of the Eucharist and those who assist with the distribution of Communion – whether at mass or to the homebound - are extraordinary ministers.)

At Mass on Saturday May 2, 5PM, we will have a Harp play with Cantors to enhance the Liturgy. The harp has been used many times in the Bible to sing songs unto the Lord. Psalm 150:1-6 Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp!

Psalm 33:3 Sing to him a new song; play skillfully on the strings, with loud shouts.

We hope the sounds of the harp will glorify God and sanctify you.

Monthly, Second Sunday FOOD COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND

The FOOD PANTRY can’t operate without your support. We are in most need of peanut butter,

jelly, tuna, canned meats, spaghetti and sauce, cereal, canned pasta meals, soups, and canned fruit and vegetables.

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION, 1PM SATURDAY, MAY 9TH

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as well as her love of her family and friends, will be celebrated by raising funds for the Katie Lynch Scholarship Fund for Roncalli stu-dents, the Make A Wish Foundation and to help make the lives of cancer families a little easier. The 4th annual event will be held at Roncalli HS. It will again include a 5K Run/Walk and a 1 mile Kiddie Romp. Registration is from 8:30-9:30am and the walk begins promptly at 10am. This year our goal is to make this event bigger! How can you help? Spread the word. Let your friends, family and coworkers know about the Walk. Consider registering your youth team or group. Let’s make this a record event so more children can be helped by Katie’s Hope! The entry fee is $25 per person (includes event T-

Shirt), $15 for students, or $100 for a family. To be guaranteed a

T-Shirt you must register by May 8th. We hope that you will again join us to live, laugh, love and celebrate the Katie’s life. If you have any questions, contact Marty or Kathleen Lynch @ 317-783-7119.

The family and friends of Katie Lynch have once again organized the “KATIE’S RUN/WALK FOR HOPE” which will be held on May 16 to hon-or Katie’s courageous battle with can-cer. Her “free spirit”,

HILL VALLEY PRESCHOOL (at Frieden’s Church) is now accepting registrations for

3’s/4’s and 4’s/5’s. Call Theresa Schroeder, parishioner, at 317-888-6408.

CAMP CATHEDRAL” SUMMER CAMPS AT CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Cathedral High School’s Summer Camps are open for regis-tration at campcathedral.com. Camp Cathedral runs from June 8-July 31 and includes half-day single camps and all-day combo camps. Before and after care is available! Fami-lies can choose from over 35 sports camps and nearly 60 enrichment camps. Camps are age specific with offerings for Kindergartners through 12th graders! Make new friends and new memories! But hurry, as popular camps fill up quickly. Find more information and sign up at campcathedral.com.

THE NEED FOR VOLUNTEERS IS GROWING AND VARIED.

Please contact DawnLane at

dawn_m_lane@yahoo.com or

317.881.2175 for more information.

2015 INDIANAPOLIS PARENTING & HOMESCHOOL CONFERENCE,

Marian University’s Mother Theresa Hackelmeier Memorial Library,

3200 Cold Spring Rd., Indianapolis, 46222.

MAY 15, 1:30—9PM & MAY 16, 7:45AM—2:45PM

Speakers, Workshops, Networking, Vendors, Used Book Sale FREE (suggested donation $20 per family). For more infor-mation, http://www.hfheindy.com/ or call Amy 317-786-

3629Sponsored by Marian University

Seduced by offers of large amounts of money, young wom-en around the world are being lured into donating human

eggs for the infertility industry.

THE MOVIE “EGGSPLOITATION,” produced by The Center for Bioethics and Culture, examines this multi-

billion dollar business through the tragic stories of real wom-en whose lives were changed forever. IT WILL BE SHOWN

AT HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 520 STEVENS ST.,

FRIDAY, MAY 8, 6:30PM — 8:30PM. Admission is free, and a simple supper will be served. To register, contact holyrosary.prolife@gmail.com or call Eric at 317-408-0528.

The Pro-Life Film Series is sponsored by the Holy Rosary Church Pro-Life Ministry and the Sanctity of Life Committee

of St. John the Evangelist Church.

Catholic Charities News The Bethany House soup kitchen, program of Catholic Charities in Terre

Haute has served a noon-time meal to hungry local res-idents for 35 years, 7 days a week – without missing

one single day! To find out more about this soup kitch-en and our other hunger relief programs, visit

www.archindy.org/cc

Sunday

1-2 AM

2-3 AM

3-4 AM

Monday 2-3 AM

Tuesday 2-3 AM

Wednesday —-

Thursday 1-2 AM

2-3 AM

Friday 2-3 AM

3-4 AM

5-6 PM

Saturday

Every Other

Every Other

1-2 AM

2-3 AM

2-3 PM

4-5 PM

6-7 PM

8-9 PM

Please consider taking an hour to spend with Jesus who is in the Adoration Chapel waiting for you. The open hours in the Chapel currently are:

If you can pray at these hours please call Laurel Schiefelbein,

881-8797, cell 319-1200, schie-fel.laurel@att.net or

Mary Ann Evans, 882-1970

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FUNERAL MEALS Volunteers are needed to help serve

funeral meals here at our parish. This is a very special ministry and

one that is so important to the grieving families.

Please call Theresa Warner, Parish Secretary, 882-0724, ex. 221, to volunteer to

assist others in serving the meals and/or to sign up to donate

food for funeral meals.

Jackson Annee

Victoria Annee

Emma An!onen

Benjamin Asdell

Jones Asher

Jack Baker

Peter Baker

Kassandra Bales

Jackson Bauer

Daniel Below

Dominick Bleizeffer

Olivia Bu!z

Kyle Carpenter

Tyler Doerr

Sophia Egold

Alexandria Fanning

Cameron Fath

Natalie Fikes

Karleen Fraker

Michael Frausto

Alexis Freeman

Grace George

William Gibson

Brianna Gregory

Kelly Grube

Emma Harmon

John Hegwood

Brian Hendricks

Elizabeth Hosty

Alexander Jackson

Joseph Kirkhoff

Wednesday, April 29, 7pm SS Peter & Paul Cathedral

Presider Archbishop Joseph Tobin

Harrison Koppenhofer

Amber Kunkel

Isabel Laut

Ellen LeMasters

Ma!hew Looney

Meghan Looney

Myles Lyngh

Chloe Mann

Gleason Mappes

Dalton Minor

Cade Mitchell

Samuel Moore

Kathleen Morse

Gabrielle Pugliese

Alexandria Quinlan

Nicholas Ramos

Sophia Ray

Margaret Reeves

Karlie Roberts

Janet Roll

Vincent Romano

Evan Schiefelbein

Kellen Schreiber

Megan Sco!

Ma!hew Shanahan

Aaron Snow

Samuel Szentes

Elizabeth Tames

Hannah Uberta

Christopher Walsh

John Joseph Williams

Elizabeth Woodruff

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2015-16 IHSAA / CYO Athletic Physicals Offered at Reduced Rate

Once again this spring the Roncalli Athletic Department will part-ner with St. Vincent Sports Performance to provide the required IHSAA and CYO athletic physical examinations for the 2015-16 school year at the bargain reduced rate of $30.00. Physicals for RHS and South Deanery student athletes will be administered on Tuesday, May 5, from 7-9 PM at the Roncalli High School bubble facility.

All student-athletes must be signed up early for an appointment in order to receive a physical exam on 5/5/15. South Deanery elementary school parents may call the Roncalli Athletic Office at 788-4094 between the hours of 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM beginning Monday, April 27, to sign up for a physical appointment, or email Chris Lauck at clauck@roncalli.org.

The approved IHSAA Physical Form (4 pages) may be download-ed directly from the RHS Athletics web site home page while the CYO Physical Form may be downloaded directly from the CYO web site.

It is important to note that the IHSAA does not recognize the validi-ty of a completed physical form if signed by a nurse practioner only – the form must be signed by a licensed Medical Doctor!

RONCALLI SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS Football, Kicking, Lacrosse, Volleyball, Basketball, Gymnas-

tics, Cross Country, Softball, Baseball, Tennis, Swimming, Diving, Wrestling, Soccer, Golf, Cheerleading

All camp grades are based on upcoming school year (2015-16) 1st—9th Grade

Brochure and registration forms are available at www.roncalli.org

*Click Athletics *Click Summer Sports Camp

Perry Township 2015 Summer

“Learn to Swim” Program

The Perry Township Summer Swim Program will be conducting “learn to swim” Red Cross classes for stu-dents from age 3 on up. Summer Swim will be held at Per-ry Meridian High School this year. We will be registering at Perry Meridian Middle School on:

May 6th (Wed.) 6pm – 8pm in the sports lobby

Two 2-week sessions are offered this summer. Each class meets for 50 minutes Monday through Friday for a two-week session. We are offering an evening session in be-tween each session. The cost is $55 per child, except the Parent/Tot class (ages 6 mos.-36mos.) is $50 and is offered for 30 minutes. Our session dates and times are:

Session 1 – June 1 - 12 (9am, 10am, 11am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm)

Night Session – June 8 - 19 (5:30pm, 6:30pm, 7:30pm) Session 2 – June 15 - 26

(9am, 10am, 11am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm)

This is a great opportunity for your children to get comfort-able with water and learn swim strokes. If you have any

questions, ask the director, Lori Beaupre. lbeaupre@perryschools.org.

CYO KINGS ISLAND DAY Wednesday, July 22

Tickets are available for $33 for ages 3 and up through the CYO Office. This is a savings of $29 per ticket. Call (317) 632-9311 for further infor-mation. All families are encouraged to be a part of CYO Day. Tickets will be sold up to 5PM on July 21st.

Cheerleading try-outs for the Fall 2015 season will include 3 clinic days and the final try-out day. Any current eligible 8th-11th grade girl interested in cheering for this upcoming season should plan to attend the clinic days on May 26th & May 27th from 3:30pm-5:30pm in the Roncalli cafeteria, May 28th from 3:30pm-

5:30pm in the Roncalli main gym. The final try-out will take place Saturday, May 30th at 8am in the Roncalli main gym.

Details about the season's requirements/commitment and the try-out process will be given on the first day of the clin-ic. Please contact Head Coach Jen Kocher with any ques-tions at jkocher@roncalli.org or 317-294-5804.

Roncalli is aware of the conflicts St. Barnabas 8th grade girls will have with the 2015 Fall Cheerleading Try-outs. Coach Jen is asking these girls to be present at the following times in order to tryout for this season… Tuesday, May 26th from 3:30-4:30 (leave early for your graduation), Thursday, May 28th from 3:30-approx. 6:00, and Saturday, May 30th beginning at 8:00am.

Contact Head Coach Jen Kocher with any questions.

LORD, open the eyes of my loved ones and our servicemen and women so that they may know the hope to which You have called them and Your incom- parably great power for those who believe. Root and establish them in love so that they may grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ. Amen

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MEN’S CLUB 50/50

$50 gets you 12 months of credit. You can drop your check in the Church collection basket! The drawing is taped so anyone can view it!

Parishioners, former students, parents,

friends and teachers are invited to a

reception SUNDAY, MAY 17, FROM

10AM-2PM in the Sciarra Center to

honor Mrs. Jaffe’s retirement after 41

years teaching at St. Barnabas.

MARY JAFFE

RETIRES!!

Please stop in and enjoy snacks and refreshments and share a

story. Maybe jot down a favorite memory on a card for Mrs.

Jaffe to enjoy and remember during her new life of “rest &

relaxation” (??). Contact Mandy Kessenich at 677-3476 or

jaffema16 @hotmail.com with questions.

MOTHER'S DAY FLOWER SALE

The 8th Grade Class will be selling flowers after masses on Saturday,

May 9th and May 10th. Stop by after mass and buy a few

flowers for your Mother, Grandmother, Aunt or Special Lady in your life.

Many thanks to the St. Barnabas teachers and staff who prepared

food for our April outing. The chicken noodle soup, sand-wiches and fresh fruit were enjoyed by many. We ran across several very hungry young men at St. John's. They had not eaten in a while and each had 3 sandwiches and a couple bowls of soup. Thanks also to those who brought the much needed men's jeans and undershorts. After all this rain, many were happy to have clean, dry clothing. We are always in need of men's jeans, especially size 30 to 36 in men's sizes. We could also use some salty snacks. We appreciate all St. Barnabas does to support this ministry for the homeless. Questions about HOOP call Don/Karen Beck-with @ 8810-7057

A BLESSING OF GRADUATES

AT ALL MASSES

MAY 16-& 17.

M.O.M.S.

(Ministry of Mothers Sharing)

Meeting for ALL MOMS—past and present!! TUESDAY, MAY 12TH

Library, 6:30pm

Get out and enjoy a night with the ladies!! We’ll talk about what we’ve done and what we plan to do!!!

Don’t miss it!! We need your input!

Stewardship April 26, 2015

Tithing $28,047.38

Visitor's Gifts 874.53

Total Gifts $28,921.91

Weekly Corporate Match Gifts $35,780.00

Other Donations:

Loan Reduction $190.00

Special Collection-Catholic Home Missions $3,592.86

Special Collection-

K OF C SUNDAY BREAKFAST ON MOTHER'S DAY. The Knights of

Columbus Council 3660 (511 E. Thompson Road) is hosting a

breakfast on Sunday, May 10. Serving begins at 8AM and runs through 11:30AM. Treat MOMS to a delicious breakfast with many

choices and lots of good company!! Adults $9, children 5-12, $5 (under 5 free).

On Facebook? Go "like" https://www.facebook.com/KofC3660 for announcements of upcoming events.

CARDS MONDAY, MAY 11. We ask you to arrive by 11:45 am. If you

arrive late and all tables are full, you will not be able to play. Please arrange to come with small bills so check in can go faster. If you have a "card playing" friend who has never come, invite the friend to come with you.

Questions or concerns, call Ceil Woodard, 881-7464.

FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 3, 2015

Sun Acts 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8 Deacon Meril Sahayam

Mon Acts 14:5-18/Jn 14:21-26 Deacon Matthew Tucci

Tues Acts 14:19-28/Jn 14:27-31a Timothy DeCrane

Wed Acts 15:1-6/Jn 15:1-8 Benedictine Monks - Saint Meinrad

Thurs Acts 15:7-21/Jn 15:9-11 Jeffrey Dufresne

Fri Acts 15:22-31/Jn 15:12-17 Vincent Gillmore

Sat Acts 16:1-10/Jn 15:18-21 Michael Balz

Sun Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17 Jonathan Hilber

Please pray for the ordained religious, men and women, and the seminarians noted with the daily readings below.

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR ILL PARISHIONERS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. Contact our Pastoral

Associate, or the Parish Secretary (information under staff, page 2); go to www.stbindy.org then prayer/worship; or send an e-mail request.

· MARY BAKEIS, HELEN GILIERON · DONALD BAYS, HARRY BUCKEL, BETTY JEAN BYRNES, FRANK

CORBETT, PAUL FEINMAN, KEN HAUPT, BELEN KLING, BETTY MCGINN, CAROL MCGLINCHEY, CLARE MYERS, BRETT ROBINSON, IAN STREET, RITA WAGNER

· MARGARET ALLISON, MARY DOCKY BECHEL, LAURA BENNETT, BEV CONGLETON, JEFF DOUGHERTY, LARRY DOUGHERTY, BOB EVANS, JULIANA HALLER, JOE MCCARTHY, BILL MCCOY, MARY CATHERINE MENONNA, DIANA MESSNER, MICHELLE MIDYETTE, JOHN MINOR, ED PERRY, BERNICE ROBERTS, DAVE SPETH, FR. JIM WILMOTH

· AUSTIN BOND, KATHY BRODHACKER, MARY BRAMLETT, MOLLY BROWN, JENNIFER COMBS, NATHAN CHAPPELLE, ED DAEGER, TONY DENNIS, CAROL FISCHER, BEA FOX, MARITZA GOLDEN, BROCK GRIEWE, WILLIAM HENDEL, DICK HOSTY, JA-DEEN JOHNSON, LINDA JOHNSON, DEBBIE LANAHAN, NORMA LARGENT, ALICE LEE, MARY JO LEPPERT, ELLEN MCGEE, PHIL MCINNES, NATHAN & PJ MILTO, PAT MURPHY, BONNIE PICKARD, DI RICHARDSON, EARL RIGGIN, DELORES STEINER, JOHN SUDING, DORA NORTHCUTT TRITTIPO, ALBERTA VISCONTI, JOE/ANN WOHLHIETER

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Question for Children: How do you keep yourself connected to Jesus in your daily life?

Question for Youth: Jesus is the vine – we are the branches, con-nected to Him as our life-source. When do you feel most connect-ed to Jesus in your everyday life? How can you go there more often?

Question for Adults: How does your own connection to Christ, the vine, affect your daily life? What image from this reading helps you see the importance of this connection to Christ?

PRAY FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF:

LANE DUNSCOMB

SON OF JIM & JENNY

BROTHER OF LEXI

BILL ZINSER

WIFE OF PHYLLIS,

FATHER OF PAUL, GRANDFATHER OF LISA THOMPSON

FRANK BURIANEK

FATHER OF MARK BURIANEK

MERRILL POLK

HUSBAND OF ROSEMARIE

JERRY CLAREY

HUSBAND OF JOAN

ANGELA COX

SISTER OF JIM PARTON

JOSEPH BORTLEIN

On his 10th birthday, RICHARD MAZZONI served his very first mass in Louisville, Kentucky. During the Mass, he forgot to open the chalice veil as Sister Gerard Maria had instructed. After Mass, she not only reprimanded him, she suspended him from serving for 30 days! Richard's suspension did not deter him from continuing his serving ministry. On April 17th of this year he celebrated his 70th year as an altar server as well (as his 80th birthday!)

Richard joined St. Barnabas in 1973 after having been transferred to Indianapolis with the Nestle Company. Since joining our parish, he has not only been an altar server at daily mass and on weekends, he has also been a Eucharistic Minister, Mass Coordinator, Lector and takes the Eucharist to the sick every Friday. He was also an ac-tive participant in the Christ Renews His Parish pro-gram and the 40 days for life prayer team. He regularly meets on Friday mornings for Bible study with several men in our parish.

THANK YOU Richard for serving God for over 70 years and Happy Belated 80th Birthday!

A Celebration of Our Lady’s Feast Day Monday, May 11, Fatima Retreat House

Mass celebrated by Fr. Jim Farrell at 5:30pm Followed by a pasta dinner.

Reservations are required. Call 882-7094 to check on availability. Donations are requested to offset the costs of

this winter’s repairs.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS May 9/10 2015 Remember it is everyone’s responsibility to get a sub if you are not able to serve as scheduled.

SUNDAY, MAY 3 BLOOD DRIVE

9AM LAST DAY ERE/PRESCHOOL 1:30PM RENTAL—1/2 HALL

2PM FERTILITY SEMINAR—UPR 6PM YOUTH MINISTRY—UPR 6PM CS COMMITTEE MTG—FFO

MONDAY, MAY 4 TUESDAY, MAY 5

6PM ROSARY—CHAPEL

2:45PM BELLS—CHR 6:30PM PTO—CAFE 6:30PM ADULT BELLS—CHR 7:30PM BOY SCOUTS—HALL

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 THURSDAY, MAY 7

12:30PM BIBLE STUDY—UPR 6:30PM BIBLE STUDY—UPR 6:30PM CS DEN MTG—H/C 7PM CHOIR—CHURCH

6:30PM DENVER BIBLE—#104 7PM MOMNIPOTENT—UPR

FRIDAY, MAY 8 SATURDAY, MAY 9

1PM FIRST COMMUNION ALL DAY RENTAL—HALL

SUNDAY, MAY 10 MOTHER’S DAY!!

MAY 3, 2015 PAGE 9

Masses Mass Coordin. Lectors Ushers Ex.Min. Servers Music Ministry

HELEN W, KIM S #5 #1 CHRIS A, ALLY & MICHAEL F, GIANNA R CHESSIE, LA ROSA FAMILY, FELTZ’S SAT. 5PM BILLIE DENNY

SUN. 7AM MARK & LINDA REITER MARY BETH M #8 #2 SAM G, LEVI & THOMAS R NO MUSIC

SUN. 9AM JEFF BILTZ DAVE H, LAURA G #10 #3 LUKE & SAM E, NOLAN H, SAMANTHA M RENEE S, GINA L, SARA B

SUN. 11AM PEGGY RACKE DARLA A, FRANCES H #16 #4 MOLLY M, MARY & ANNA C, JOSIE N ADULT CHOIR, RENEE S, KAITIE J, TERESA M, MATT M, PEGGY G,

BRIAN/EVAN, VIOLIN

SUN. 5PM MIKEY REEVES YOUTH YOUTH JUSTIN L, TABITHA & GRANT M, RYLEE B GRANT R, SARAH B, JOHNSTONS, SAMANTHA G

MEG HORCHER

SATURDAY, MAY 2

5:00 PM PAULINE BLANER/SHIRLEE AND FAMILY

SUNDAY, MAY 3

7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM

BERNARD MCSHAY/BRIDGET STAGGS MADONNA SMITH/MARVIN-RITA WAGNER WINNIE CAMPBELL/PEGGY-JIM GREENE ISABEL SCHAEFER/FAMILY

MONDAY, MAY 4 8:30 AM JOHN-JANNIE MANKUS/GARY-LYNDA CURRY

TUESDAY, MAY 5

8:30 AM BUD MALHAM/DAVE-GERRY WRIGHT

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6

8:30AM AMY MCCOY/BERNIE-JODY O’CONNOR

Thursday, MAY 7 8:30 AM JOE NAUGHTON/BOB-DELLA HOERETH

FRIDAY, MAY 8 8:30 PM JOHN MENONNA/MARY CATHERINE MENONNA

SATURDAY, MAY 9

1:30 PM 5:00 PM

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION/JOHN NEU ALBERT DEMKO/MARY AGNES-JIM ROCCIO

SUNDAY, MAY 10

7:00 AM 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM

JOHN KUTNEY/FAMILY MARGARET MCGUIRE/FAMILY MARY ANN BARNHILL/DICK-JUDY SITZMAN KATHY BROWN/FAMILY

We NEED Mass Greeters! We want 2-4 school age kids per Mass, to greet our parishioners upon their arrival. We need stu-dents from pre-K through 8th grade, parish-wide, to volun-teer. It is required that a parent be with the child if the child is 8-9 years old, or 3rd grade or younger. Greeters will need to arrive 20-30 minutes prior to Mass to open doors, welcome, an-swer questions, and provide directions, where to drop off some-thing, directions to the restroom, etc. Monthly schedules to serve as Greeters will be determined after we see the response to this request. We need someone to coordinate and guide this Minis-try. For information or to sign up your child, contact Sharon Spears, 780-8755 or sharons745@sbcglobal.net.

MASS COORDINATORS NEEDED... The Mass Coor-dinator ministry is in need of parishioners to serve in the role of Mass Coordinator at weekend Masses.

We are looking for individuals or teams of spouses/friends to serve in the role. If you are

interested, contact Jeff Biltz at jbiltzfamily@att.net or 888-3621.

MAY 3, 2015 PAGE 10

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859-0475 Parishioner

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DEARING & DEARING CPA

• Small Business

• Individual

Patrick J. Dearing • Parishioner

822-1600

Tax & Accounting Services

FREDERICK R. LANE, M.D.

889-7906

5255 E. Stop 11 #430

Practice Limited to Diseases of the Colon & Rectum

ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL

CONTRACTORS

Commercial & Industrial Electrical • H.V.A.C.

2221 E. Southport Rd. Southport, IN 46227

783-3291

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Dan Allen Dave Allen

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ROBERT P. THOMAS ATTORNEY AT LAW

• Family Law • Personal Injury • Criminal Law • Estates • Wills • Power of Attorney

7800 Shelby St., Suite 7 Indianapolis (317) 882-5665

Residential • Commercial • Free Estimates Darrell W. Munchel - Owner

(317) 422-5225

A-1 Sales and Service

Jockish Flowers, Inc. 2636 South East Street

787-2247

320 State Road 135 South

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(317) 881-2400

10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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887-5999 Corner of Southport Rd. & Meridian

SOUTHPORT

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“OUR FAMILY WORKS FOR YOU”

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Jeffrey S. Stevens, D.P.M.Podiatrist – Parishioner

Medical & Surgical Treatment of the Foot & Ankle

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7855 S. Emerson Ave.

317-300-0106

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