SAINT

BARNABAS

CATHOLIC

CHURCH

PASTOR Rev. Monsignor Anthony R. Volz tvolz@stbindy.org

ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr. Joseph Rautenberg jrautenberg@stbindy.org

DEACON Pat Bower

pbower@stbindy.org

DEACON Jerry Matthews jmatthews@stbindy.org

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

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WWW.STBINDY.ORG

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MASS SCHEDULE Weekday: 8:30am, Monday-Friday Weekend Saturday 5pm, Sunday 7, 9,11am, 5pm

DAILY PRAYER SERVICE Morning: 7:30am, Monday-Friday 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.

APRIL 1, 2018

ST. BARNABAS PARISH SCHOOL

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

RCIA CLASSES (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

8300 Rahke Road, Idianapolis, IN 46217

A Stewardship Parish, celebrating 52 years as a faith community

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PARISH STAFF

E-mail @

Emergency # 317-886-4744

Pastor Msgr. Tony Volz. . . . . . . . . . x223 Associate Pastor Fr. Joseph Rautenberg. . . . . x222 Deacon Pat Bower. . . . . . . 317-313-8010 Deacon Jerry Matthews. . . 317-441-3471 Pastoral Associate Patty Cain. . . . . . .317-319-2974 Parish Secretary Theresa Warner. . . . . . . . . . x221 Music Director Francesca LaRosa..flarosa@stbindy.org Director of Finance and Operations Meg Horcher. . . . . . . . . . . . . x253 Bookkeeper Connie Littrell. . . . . . . . . . . x252 Director of Facilities Greg Beckham. . . . . . . . . . . x271 Director of Faith Formation Christine Helle . . . . . . . . . . .x225 Director of Youth Ministry Mary Kate Becker . . . . . . . X224 Coordinator of Young Adults Preston Becker . . pbecker@stbindy.org Director of Communications/Bulletin Carol Elias. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X227 Renee Lange. . . . . . . . . . . . . X227 Principal Carissa Maddox. . . . . . . . . . x270 Asst. Principal Ryan Schnarr . .. . . . . . . . . . .x280 School Office Laura Bridgewater. . . . . . . . x248 Kathie McCarthy. . . . . . . . . .x269

WE NEED HOSTS

Groups and individuals

please sign up!!

www.bit.ly/coffeeanddonuts1718

If you have a problem signing up on line, call the Office, 317-882-0724 or

contact: Donna Williams donnapto.pres@gmail.com

Cindy Gosser gossercindy@hotmail.com

NO COFFEE & DONUTS UNTIL THE MINISTRY FAIR

APRIL 22ND.

“I am here,

patiently waiting for you.”

Open hours in the Chapel are:

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“I am here,

Sunday

MIDNIGHT-1 AM 1-2 AM 2-3 AM 3-4 AM

Monday

— Tuesday —

Wednesday —

Thursday 9-10AM

Friday 2-3 AM

Saturday (Every Other)

2-3 PM

If you can pray at these hours Contact Laurel Schiefelbein,

317-881-8797, cell 317-319-1200,

March 18, 2018

Tithing $52,765.61

Visitor's Gifts 1,076.76

Total Gifts $53,842.37

Weekly Corporate Match Gifts 0

Other Donations: Building Fund $330.00

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

WEBSITE: www.stbindy.org

FACEBOOK: St. Barnabas Catholic Church - Indianapolis

Parish Office Hours:

9am-5pm, Monday-Friday

SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO: BULLETIN@STBINDY.ORG

BULLETIN DEADLINE: SUNDAY THE WEEK BEFORE PUBLICATION.

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As we celebrate this beautiful season of Easter, Msgr. Tony,

Fr. Joe Rautenberg, Deacon Pat Bower, Deacon Jerry Matthews;

and the St. Barnabas Church and School staff, wish all of our St. Barnabas families a very blessed and hope filled

Easter season.

May the Resurrection of Our Lord fill your hearts with peace, confident of God’s love.

CHRIST IS RISEN, HE HAS TRULY RISEN INDEED! ALLELIUA, ALLELUIA!

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MONDAY, APRIL 2, AT 7AM

CHURCH OFFICES & ST. BARNABAS SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED EASTER MONDAY.

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

is always celebrated the first Sunday after Easter.

Divine Mercy Prayer Service 2:30pm, Sunday, April 8

in Church.

Our Lord revealed to Saint Faustina His de-sire to literally flood us with His graces on that day. He told her: "One that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open. The soul that will go to Confession and receive

Holy Communion shall obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment. Check out websites dedicated to the Divine Mercy to read the powerful promises and the revelations made to St. Faustina

In preparation, Msgr. Tony invites you to join us for “THE ORIGI-NAL IMAGE OF THE DIVINE MERCY” - a documentary film shown on Wednesday, April 19, 7pm at the Glendale Theater, 6102 N. Rural St. St. Barnabas has 20 group tickets availa-ble for purchase at $10 each. Contact Patty Cain, or the church office, for more information.

This film tells the previously-unknown history of the original mas-terpiece commissioned by St. Faustina through a series of inter-views with key witnesses and individuals intimately connected to the epic adventure of the greatest manmade work of art.

Second collection for the solidarity fund for the CHURCH IN AFRICA next Sunday, April 8th. The people of Africa are joyous and faith-filled, but they also often face challenges due to poverty, the high

incidence of disease, food shortages, and migration. This collection is an opportunity to stand with the

people of Africa and support pastoral projects that are so needed on this continent. Please be generous.

To learn more, visit www.usccb.org/africa.

Happy Easter!

St. Barnabas' Easter gift to our

wonderful parishioners,

available in the Narthex!

The parish is accepting donations of gently used FIRST COMMUNION DRESSES AND BOYS DRESS CLOTHES for 2nd grade and older. Please pass the word along. Donations can be left in the Faith Formation Of-fice. Please keep our parish children preparing for First Communion in your prayers. Thank you! Questions? Contact Patty Cain, pastoral associate pcain@stbindy.org | 317-319-2974.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH REACHING OUT SUNDAY

STOP BY THE TABLES

Debbie Miller, founder of HEALING HIDDEN HURTS,

a nonprofit Christ-centered ministry for women wounded by abortion, will have a booth at St. Barnabas after all the Masses on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8. Debbie will be seeking prayer support and donations for the ministry, and will also be available for private consultation. HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF JOHN-SON COUNTY is part of a global, nonprofit housing organization operated on Christian principles that seeks to put God’s love into action by building homes, communities and hope. They are dedicated to eliminating substandard housing locally and worldwide through constructing, reha-bilitating and preserving homes; by advocating for fair and just housing policies; and by providing training and access to resources to help families improve their shelter conditions. Habitat for Humanity was founded on the con-viction that every man, woman and child should have a sim-ple, durable place to live in dignity and safety, and that decent shelter in decent communities should be a matter of conscience and action for all.

Monthly, Second Sunday FOOD COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND

The FOOD PANTRY can’t operate without your support. We have adequate peanut butter right now and mac and cheese. We need: pasta sauce, spaghetti, jelly, all types of soups, canned pasta, canned fruit, canned vegetables, cereal, boxed items such as hamburger helper or boxed potato mixes. We also need hygiene items such as shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, body wash. Only bring NON perishable items.

THANK YOU! We changed lives this Lent, thanks to YOU! Remember to turn in your CRS Rice Bowl donation to the bin in the Narthex before April 22. If you are able, please convert your CRS Rice Bowl donation to a check made out to St. Barnabas with "CRS Rice Bowl" in the memo line. The gifts will be combined into one check and sent to Catholic Relief Services.

MONDAY, APRIL 9, at 11:45 a.m., fun loving people will

gather for an afternoon of cards, friendly talk and refresh-ments. Everyone is welcome so invite your friends. We appreciate it if you come with two singles. Any questions or concerns, call me at 317-881-7464, Ceil Woodard.

BULLETIN SPONSORS!! Debra Speer was here securing advertisers for our bulletin. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE RENEWED THEIR ADS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR AND ALSO TO ALL OF THE NEW ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE GENEROUSLY COMMITTED TO THE PUBLI-CATION FOR THIS YEAR. If you would be interested in sponsor-ing an ad for your business or on behalf of your favorite charity/organization there is still time. Please contact Debra Speer, 317-679-7425 or dspeer@4lpi.com

As a reminder, we ask that all of our members utilize these wonderful advertisers whenever possible. Please use our publication as a re-source whenever you are in need of products or services. Please let them know we truly appreciate their loyal support. It is their generos-ity that provides the bulletin at no cost.

BAPTISMS:

HAYDEN COLLIER LOCKHART

SON OF BRAD LOCKHART & BRITTANY DILLON

ELISE LOIS JOHNSON

DAUGHTER OF ADAM JOHNSON &

ALEXANDRA HUGGHINS

VOCATION MASS - MONDAY, APRIL 9,

at St. Barnabas at 7:00 p.m., there will be a Mass for vocations for cur-rent seminarians and for those dis-cerning a vocation to the priesthood and religious life. We invite you to come early and select from some

religious medals, etc. that will be available.

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CANDIDATES

Mary Laser

Jim Laser

Mark McLaughlin

Tony Hice

Jack Tichenor

CATECHUMENS

London Armstrong

Spencer Armstrong

Campbell Craciunoiu

Mckenzie Hart

We joyfully welcome those who received the

Sacraments of Initiation and those who, already one

with us in Baptism, completed the Sacraments of

Initiation. Thank you to the entire St. Barnabas

Community whose witness and prayer support led

them to full reception into the Catholic Church.

EASTER celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

It is the most important feast in the Christian calendar.

THE WORD EASTER comes from Ishtar, the

Babylonian goddess of love and fertility, also known

as Astarte. Astarte became the Anglo-Saxon Ostara,

goddess of fertility, spring, and dawn. Easter gradually

came to absorb various pagan springtime celebrations

and symbols.

The custom of a SUNRISE SERVICE on Easter

Sunday can be traced to ancient spring festivals that

celebrated the rising sun. Early people attributed to

the sun a great power because it dispelled darkness

and brought the new day. Christ has dispelled the

darkness of evil and sin, to bring a new day of truth

and life.

NEW CLOTHES worn on Easter are a symbol

of new life. The custom comes from the baptism on

Easter Sunday of early Christians who were led into

church wearing new robes of white linen.

EASTER BASKETS Creating baskets arose from

the Catholic custom of bringing Easter dinner food to

mass to be blessed. This custom may also be related

to ancient agrarian customs of bringing first crops to

the temple in baskets.

THE EASTER BUNNY Hares and rabbits

served our pre-Christian ancestors as symbols of

fertility. They were kept in the homes and given as

presents at the beginning of spring. The rabbit later

replaced the hare and first appeared as an Easter

symbol. This ancient custom developed the story of

the “Easter Bunny” in Germany in the 15th century.

The first edible Easter bunnies, made of pastry and

sugar, were also produced in Germany during the

early 1800’s. German settlers later brought the custom

to North America. The bunny has no deep meaning,

nor any religious background.

EASTER EGGS were originally painted with

bright colors to represent the sunlight of spring. In

ancient times, eggs were a symbol of spring and

fertility. An egg seems dead and yet contains new

life, as does the earth at the end of winter. This is the

reason why people in pre-Christian ages presented

each other with eggs at the beginning of spring. In

those days, it was also the beginning of the new year.

In medieval times, the eating of eggs was prohibited

during Lent. Instead of representing fertility, the

Easter egg now became a symbol of the rock tomb,

out of which our Lord gloriously emerged to the new

life of His Resurrection.

Cynthia Killion

Brittany Lockhart

Gizelle Newsome

Omri Newsome

Emily Sanchez

Luci Sanderfer

Brandi Spindler

Olivia Spindler

Owen Spindler

Ryan Spindler

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SMALL CHURCH - An all ladies Small Church Group that meets in the Church Meeting Room, right after the first and third Tuesday Mass, is open for new members. We share, read, and discuss the Readings for the following Sunday. We finish be-tween 10/10:30am. In addition, we use the "exploring" found at both church entrances. We invite you to give us a try before decid-ing if you wish to become a permanent member. If you have ques-tions, call Ceil Woodard, 317-881-7464 or just show up.

Our St. Barnabas Cub Scout Pack 564 will celebrate 50 years

in February 2019!! We would like to make contact wiith

previous Cub Scout Cubmasters. We want names,

addresses, and the year(s) that they were a Cubmaster, if

possible. My email is gaby_11@comcast.net

The KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS is looking for men (ages 18 or older) who want to be part of an organization that promotes the Catholic faith and its Principles. The four principles are: Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. Catholic men are invited to be part of the K of C and help make a difference in the community every day. To be part of the K of C, contact Bob Kelly at Bob.Kelly@kofc.org.

SPIRITUAL STRETCH

For all parishioners ages 16+. There is no charge, no sign-up! Do at your own level. MONDAYS, April 16, 23, 30 8-9 PM, Upper Room Always watch the bulletin and TV screen in the narthex for the monthly schedule! Laura Fikes, Instructor

Meditation

ST. BARNABAS

YOUNG ADULTS

QUESTIONS? CONTACT

PRESTON BECKER, pbecker@stbindy.org.

YOUNG ADULT BOOK STUDY- Please join us for the study which incorporates Scripture and a book. We meet weekly for prayer, reflection and discussion on how God is calling us to live. The study is designed in a fluid way that anticipates people coming and going whenever they are able. Outside of our time together, read as much or as little as you’d like! We meet Monday evenings from 6:30-7:45 in the Parish Hall at St. Barnabas.

5&6 Grade Youth Ministry Prayer and Breakfast: Please join us for our next Prayer & Breakfast, Tuesday, April 17, from 7:00—7:25 AM in McNally Hall. We will have do-nuts, milk, juice, & and a great prayer experience to start our day! Please bring a blanket or towel as a dona-tion.

Middle School Retreat: This event is for 5th-6th graders only on May 5-6. Registration due April 27th. Contact Mary Kate for more infor-mation.

7&8 Grade Youth Ministry

St. Barnabas School Ministry Lunch Bunch: 7&8 Grade Youth who attend St. Barnabas School are welcome to join youth ministry during Study Hall and Lunch Period for Lunch Bunch on Wednesday, April 18. Please bring your lunch and meet us in McNal-ly Hall. We will eat lunch, play a game, and have prayer time!

High School Youth Ministry (Grades 9-12)

Confirmation Update: We have started our Sunday Night Option

for Candidates. Dates: 3/25, 4/15, 4/22, 4/29, 5/6

6:15-8:30pm–Upper Room

Tweet of the Week “If we want a future of prosperity for all, we need to keep our compass pointing toward “true North”, in the direction of authentic values.” Pope Francis @Pontifex

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KAIROS PRISON MINISTRY Please consider signing up to BAKE COOKIES for the Kairos Prison Ministry for men. Our team takes enough cookies into the Putnamville Prison to give six cookies to all 2200 prisoners and all of the guards when the Kairos team puts on the weekend retreat for a smaller group of prisoners April 26-29!! The prisoners are told the cookies are tangible evidence of Agape - God's unconditional love for all of us and that many on the outside are praying for them. Sign up sheets are in the narthex along with the cookie recipe. Also, if you would like to attend the retreat closing on Sunday afternoon April 29, please contact Tom Hosty at thosty257@gmail.com or 317-260-7507. You will have a front row seat to a miracle.

EWTN To Debut Eight New TV Series

For information go to:

http://www.ewtn.com/wings/2018/030118.htm Or

listen on the radio 89.1 FM EWTN Radio’s live and inter-

active programs are talking about Lent, and how you can grow spiritually. Stay with us all day long, from The Son Rise Morning Show, through EWTN Open Line, through Catholic Answers Live! And for more information on our special Lent and Easter programs, go to

www.ewtnradio.net

A CARING PLACE ADULT DAY SERVICES is looking to hire a sensitive and caring person with a calm, peaceful demeanor to join our team in our mission to serve the elderly. Applicant must have a genuine interest and ability to work with the elderly population along with a sensitive, enthusiastic manner with a general knowledge of physical and cogni-tive impairments. Applicants must be flexible, take initiative, creative and willing to work as a team. DRIVERS: This position is part-time - about 6-12 hours a week (1 or 2 days of driving). Must possess knowledge of Indiana driving laws and regulations, and a general geographic in which the bus is to be driven is a must. Ability to perform work independently and use sound judgment in emergency and other situations is essential. Good communication skills and ability to maintain records are required. All interested applicants should contact Amy Sczesny, LCSW, (317) 466-0015 for fur-ther information and/or to set up an interview.

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.

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Jan Arvin Marty Beckham Laura Bennett Austin Bond Jilly Bond Hellis Borst Betty Bruno Owen Bostock Mike Congleton Rosemary Cox Regina Cutney Tony Dennis Becka Egold Jeff Epler Bob Evans Alan Franklin Jeff Gindling

Linda/Steve Godfrey John Gutzwiller Jim Hanley Ken Haupt William Hendel Robert Hermann Carol Kavanaugh Sue Kavanaugh Garry Kegley Shelby Laney Ron Litz Sue Malham Phil McInnes Al Meadlo Nathan & PJ Milto John Minor

Elizabeth Myers Bonnie Pickard Patricia Rakausky Dottie Rayburg Thomas Rayburg Dolores Richardson Tony Samaras Rosa Maria Santos John Sheehan Dolores Stiener Patrick Sutton Arvilla Thornbury Dora Northcutt Tritipo Tom Utterback Bernie Watson Rosemary Wyss Phyllis Zinser

QUESTION FOR CHILDREN: What is good and new to your life? QUESTION FOR YOUTH: Resurrection reminds us that what looks bad can lead to something good. What has resurrected, or gone from bad to good, in your life over the past year? QUESTION FOR ADULTS: In what way have you risen from ”deadness” in your life?

WEEK OF APRIL 1, 2018

Sun Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/Col 3:1-4 Deacon Jeffrey Dufresne

Mon

Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Mt Timothy DeCrane

Tues Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 [5b]/Jn 20:11-18 Vinny Gillmore

Wed Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/Lk 24:13-35 Sisters of St. Benedict

Thurs Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2, 5, 6-7, 8-9 [2ab]/Lk 24:35-48 For vocations to the priesthood & consecrated life

Fri Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-24, 25-27 [22]/Jn 21:1-14 Michael Batz

Sat Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1, 14-15, 16-18, 19-21 [21a]/Mk 16:9-15 Michael Prakasam

Sun Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31 Michael Clawson

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

MEN’S CLUB 50/50 January drawing was worth $5,850.00.

#318 was not a paying player, making the February drawing

estimated at $6,400.00!!

Pay for the year for just $50! ($10 savings compared to paying each month.) Begin by putting your money and name in an envelope into the collection basket. This supports our parish sports. JON LALLY coordinator, jlally21@gmail.com #142859

CHECK YOUR STATUS ON THE WEB!! Go to:

stbindy.org, HOSPITALITY, then MEN’S CLUB and see the RED 50/50 BUTTON. You can then check your

parishioner (envelope) number.

MEN’S CLUB MEETING THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH

8PM—PARISH HALL

“Struttin’ Our Stuff” THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

FIRST ANNUAL FUNDRAISER Wednesday, April 18,

6:30pm at Marian, Inc.

Come celebrate the work of the Society and enjoy complimen-

tary cocktails, dinner, silent and live auc!ons and featuring a

celebrity fashion show for men and women showcasing styles

from the Mission 27 Resale Store. $75 per person/$150 per cou-

ple. For underwri!ng sponsorship and table opportuni!es

Jenny Ma"hews jma bogey@gmail.com 317-289-3324 Mary

Ann Klein klein.j@sbcglobal.net 317-796-6325.

The GOLDENAIRES are taking a bus trip to The Derby Dinner Play

House in Clarksville, IN for lunch and enjoy the production of "Oklahoma"

on Wednesday May 2, 2018. The cost of this trip is $75 which includes

the round trip bus transportation, all gratuities (including bus driver tip),

lunch and the production of "Oklahoma". Our reservations must be sent

in to the Derby Dinner Play House by April 9th, so please respond ASAP.

To sign up, or any questions call Ann Schwall, 317 823-7680 - home, or

317-373-0718 - cell. Looking forward to you joining us. Our bus pick-ups

are: Bus Leaves at 8:30 a.m. - Lawrence Apostolic Church, 6202 Sunny-

side Rd., Indpls., IN 46236 9 a.m. - Southern Plaza Shopping Center next

to BMO Bank, 4200 S. East St., Indpls., IN 46227

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

LITURGICAL MINISTERS April 7/8, 2018 Remember it is everyone’s responsibility to get a sub if you are not able to serve as scheduled.

SUBMIT BULLETIN ITEMS TO: BULLETIN@STBINDY.ORG

BULLETIN DEADLINE: SUNDAY THE WEEK

BEFORE PUBLICATION.

Jim Herron/Bill-Debbie Zimmerman

Parish J.P. Swartz/Suzanne Wells Jeanne Armbruster/Marvin-Rita Wagner Debbie Allard/Bernie-Jody O’Connor Bill & Carol Hawk/White Family

Eric Black/Friends

Bill Daley/Judy Callon

Doug Capper/St. Barnabas School

Grace Lawler/Mary Bakeis

Bob Callon/Dave-Gerry Wright

Sarah Warner/Todd-Harriet Irwin

Marilyn Jordan/Karen-Don Beckwith William O’Toole & C.J. Ochs/Family Rick Carr/Shirlee Carr Family Special Intentions of Kevin & Anna Daily

7AM MASS, 9AM & 11AM - MASSES IN CHURCH & GYM

11AM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR/HALL NO 5PM MASS

MONDAY, APRIL 2 TUESDAY, APRIL 3 NO SCHOOL 5PM GYM 6PM ROSARY—CHAPEL 6PM YA BOOK STUDY—HALL 6:30PM ADULT BELLS—CHR

9AM ENL—HALL 11AM ENL—UPR 9AM PRAYER GROUP—CMR 5PM GYM 7PM PRAYER GROUP—NAR 7:30PM ADULT CHOIR—CHR 7:30PM BOY SCOUTS—HALL

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 5 2:45 CHILDREN’S CHOIR—CHR 5PM GYM 6:30PM SCOUT DEN MTGS— HALL/SHELTER

9AM ENL—HALL 11AM ENL—UPR 2PM CONFESSION 2:45PM MS CHOIR—CHR 2:45PM DAISYS—UPR 5PM GYM 7PM BIBLE STUDY—RM 104

FRIDAY, APRIL 6 SATURDAY, APRIL 7

SPRING BREAK 8AM GYM

2ND COLLECT—CHURCH IN AFRICA REACHING OUT SUNDAY—NARTHEX

9AM GYM 9AM CHIN CONVERSATION—CAFE 12PM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPR 4PM CONFESSIONS 5PM-MASS

2ND COLLECT-CHR IN AFRICA 10AM ERE-CAFÉ/CLASSROOMS

11AM CHIN COMMUNITY—UPRL 2:30PM DIVINE MERCY