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St. Mary of the Woods
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 12, 2014
Mass Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday ........... 8:00 am
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday……..12:10 pm
Wednesday ................................. 8:00 am and 6:30 pm
Saturday ...................................... 8:00 am and 4:00 pm
Sunday ............................. 7:00 am, 8:30 am, 10:00 am
Confessions:
Saturday 3:00 pm
or anytime by appointment
Penance Services Held during
Advent & Lent
Marriage: Contact the priest at the parish
office six months before the wedding date.
Baptisms: Contact pastor.
Baptisms are held at your convenience.
A.A. and Al-anon: Meeting Sunday 8:00 pm,
Cafeteria
Parish Office: 10534 Main Cross St, Whitesville, KY
Phone 270-233-4196
Hours 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
www.stmaryofthewoodswhitesville.org
St. Mary School:
Phone 270-233-5253
www.stmarywoods.com
Trinity High School:
Phone 270-233-5533
www.trinityhs.com
STAFF
Mission Statement
St. Mary of the Woods is a family of faith,
committed to Catholic values,
centered in the Holy Eucharist and
dedicated to serving the needs of the
universal Church with compassion and care
Pastor
Rev Gerald H Baker
[email protected]
Associate
Fr John Broussard
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant
Sharon Coomes
[email protected]
Dir of Faith Formation
DeeAnna Wathen
[email protected]
Business Manager
Lane Rhodes
[email protected]
Maintenance/Custodian
Chris Bickwermert
[email protected]
Principal - THS
Ron Williams
Principal - St. Mary School Sister Suzanne Sims
WJOR 93.1
Catholic Radio
PASTOR’S CORNER
Dear Parishioners:
The Gospel for today is is Matthew 22:1-14. How foolish the Pharisees were in not listening
to our Lord's warnings. He gave them every opportunity to turn away from the false path
which their pride had chosen for them. His divine heart was ever ready to embrace them if
only they would say "mea culpa." "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets, and
stone them that are sent to you, how often would I have gathered together your children, as
the hen does her chickens under her wings, and you would not" (Mt. 23:37)? "God created us
without our cooperation," says St. Augustine. "But he cannot save us unless we cooperate."
We too could make the Pharisees' mistake. We have the invitation to the wedding feast; in
fact, we are already in the banquet hall, since our baptism; but are we wearing the wedding
garment of virtue and grace? If not, we are no better off than those who rejected the invitation. The king may come in at any moment and cast out those who are not properly dressed.
Being a member of the Church on earth is a wonderful privilege, and a sure guarantee that we
will reach heaven, if we do what is expected of us. But the same obstacles which prevented
the Pharisees from entering the kingdom—love of this world, its wealth and its pleasures—
can impede us too, unless we are on our guard. The world with its allurements is very close to
us; heaven seems very far away. Thus we must be prepared to do violence to our ordinary inclinations, to go against them whenever and wherever "the things that are Caesar's" tend to
blot out or make us forget "the things that are God's."
This implies a daily carrying of the cross, a daily struggle against our evil inclinations, a daily
endeavor to acquire true love of God and neighbor. This may sound superhuman, but Christ
did not ask anyone to do the impossible. He led the way, and millions have followed him to
eternal glory. He has called us too and has placed within our easy reach in his Church all the
grace we need. If we fail to use these divine helps, if we are found without the wedding garment, we will have no one to blame but ourselves. We have been called with the many. We
can be among the "chosen."
Hope you all have a great week!
Father Baker
Budget News
Building & Grounds Fund Balance……………7,683.00
Weekly Parish Budget Needs………………...18,058.00
Unpaid Operational Bills………………….. 44,171.03
Unpaid Diocesan Loan ($45,000)…………….45,000.00
Unpaid Diocesan Assessment (’13-’14)……. 35,819.04
Unpaid Diocesan Assessment (‘14-’15)….
14,400.99
Unpaid Diocesan Capital Campaign……….. 371,056.00
New Gym Fund with Diocese……………… 964,311.00
Cemetery: Checking $1,206; Savings ……… 80,204.00
SMWS Tuition Assistance ………………….
12.39
THS Endowment Fund………………………659,188.00
BULLETIN INFORMATION
Just a reminder—deadline for submitting in writing to the bulletin is Monday at 10 am. Fax to parish office
233-5557 or email to [email protected]
Envelopes—766 out; 233 turned in
Weekly Envelopes 10/02/14…………….$18,650.19
Building & Grounds ……………………. 564.00
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Oct 12, 2014
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER:
Bernadette Gilmore, Alexis Coomes, Christine
Westerfield, Ruth Anderson, Easton Pedley, Ashley Johnson, Susan Stearsman, Louise Howard, Tommy
Payne, Billy J Boarman, Ouida Sheffield, Lafern Ling, Edith Payne, Stephanie Mattingly, Chapel Estes, Barbara Shultz, Mary C. Roby, Amelia Evans, Kendall Kidd, Charles Mayfield, Edwina Neel, Jesse Daniels,
Celena King, Theresa Clouse, Allyson Funk, Norbert Howard, Kim Schindler, Imogene Fitzgerald, Diane
Sosh, Madeline Payne, Bernice Knott, Bertk Howard, Joan Wells, Jeff Ralph, Jennifer Rudd, Jennifer Howard, Stephanie Ware, Doris Colbert, Jeremy Young, Thomasine Clouse, Blake Daugherty, Tony Hardesty,
Georgia E Wilkerson, Mike Nugent, Steve Postlewaite, Patricia Phelps, Linda Berg, Debra Williams, Bobby
Haynes, June Evans, Jackson Lemmons, Kamren White, Kellie Burch, Penny B Johnson, Lydia Haycraft, Lou
& Martine Boarman, Harold Mills, Bryan Coin, Cassie Edge, Mayleigh Augenstein, Pauline Aud, Junior Lee
Willis, Mark Atkisson, Arvel Church, Tim Pirtle, Pam Byrne, Bud Clark, Teresa W Krampe, Luke Howard,
Genevieve Boarman, Mildred Carmon, Jenny Hamilton, Sherman Chandler, Judy Edge, Martha & David Jennings, Sarah Renee Streett, Charles D Payne, Shirley Edge, Debbie C Peters, Catherine Hardesty, Lilly Boarman, Annie Payne, Herman Payne, Amy Jo Roach, Megan Rhodes, Peyton Howard, Howard Kirby, Margaret
Beyke, Mary Howard, Hannah Mills, Norman Wright III, Jessica C Burks, Rollie Pike, Brian Payne, Darlene
Dickens, Terry Murphy, Bob Robinson, Kay O’Bryan, Ellis Edge, Michael Ransom, Blaise Mills, Aaron
Knott, Jamie Wedding, Jeneen Coomes, Loretta Keller, David Evans, Jean Wedding, Stewart Payne, Barbara
Stone Morris, Ruby Anne Coomes, Nelda Tierney, Ronnie Hayden, Daniel E Blair, Dwayne Wells, Ruby
Young, James (Augie) Cecil, Mary Arnold, Donna McKinley, Diddle Lanham, Reese Payne, Mary Margaret
Edge, Lawrence Wink, Larry Sandefur
PICNIC NEWS
St Mary of the Woods
Quilting—Have started back up
Mondays from 8-12 At St Mary’s
Quilting Bldg. Any questions call Barbara Roberts 270-233-9277
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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Saturday and Sunday Dec 6-7 from 8-2
St Mary of the Woods Parish Hall
Need Christmas Items, Ornaments, Snowmen, Angels, Religious Items, Wreaths,
Centerpieces, Homemade items such as tie
blankets, baby blankets, children’s wear,
kitchen towels, quilts. Call Sharon 2334196 if you have any questions.
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All-You-Eat Soup and Salad Luncheon
Saturday, Dec 6 from 11-1
St Mary of the Woods Parish Hall
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Breakfast with Santa Sunday, Dec 7 after
All Masses
ALTAR CARE OCT: Deanie Midkiff
and Ruthie Bickwermert
St Mary of the Woods and Catholic Charities have partnered
to provide confidential counseling services at a reduced rate.
For more info and a list of counselors call 270-852-8328 or
see Counseling Services on diocesan web http://
www.rcdok.org/ministries/catholic_charities/counseling.php
OCTOBER 12-OCT 19
READINGS
Sun: Is 25:6-10a Ps 23:1-6 Phil 4:12-14, 19-20
Mon: Gal 4:22-24, 26-27, 31—5:1 Ps 113:1b-5a,6-7
Lk 11:29-32
Tues: Gal 5:1-6 Ps 119:41, 43-45, 47-48 Lk 11:37-41
Wed: Gal 5:18-25 Ps 1:1-4, 6 Lk 11:42-46 Rom
8:22-27 Jn 15:1-8
Thurs: Eph 1:1-10 Ps 98:1-6 Lk 11:47-54
Fri: Eph 1:11-14 Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13 Lk 12:1-7
Sat: Tm 4:10-17b Ps 145:10-13, 17-18 Lk 10:1-9
Sun:Is 45:1, 4-6 Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10 Thes 1:1-5b Mt 22:15-21
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
WEEKLY
MASS SCHEDULE
11Sat
8:00am L/D Earnest Rearden Family
4:00pm Anniversary of Deaths Dorothy Crisp
And Lindsay Russelburg
12Sun 7:00am Fr Baker, Fr Ken, Fr John
8:30am +Dorothy Mattingly
10:00am St Mary of the Wood Parishioners
13Mon 8:00am Karen Mullen & Family
12:10pm +Dorothy Crisp & Lillian Hagan
14Tues 8:00am +James O’Bryan
12:10pm L/D Arnold Howard Family
15Wed 8:00am +Teresa Trego & Mary Beth Fairchild
6:30pm Frank, Merrill & Madeline Payne
16Thurs8:00am +Dorothy Crisp
12:10pm +Sherry Mattingly
17Fri 8:00am +Mary Ann & Theresa Howard
12:10pm +Frank Keller
18Sat 8:00am +Lillian Hagan
4:00pm +Kenneth Howe/Joseph Wendell Aud
19Sun 7:00am St Mary of the Wood Parishioners
8:30am Karen Mullen Family/John Beatty
10:00am +Frank Keller & Dan Higdon
If you want to participate in Perpetual Adoration please call:
Overall Coordinator Dwight Beyke 233-5884 Cell 929-4915
Quarterly Division Leaders:
Majella Mills
233-5481
Midnight—6:00 AM
Hope Brey
314-1638
6AM-Noon
Sharon Boarman 233-9697
Noon—6PM
Dottie Pogue
233-4943
6PM — Midnight
Monthly Date Night!
Join us for St Mary of the Woods Covenant of Love Date
Night. It’s an evening (without the kids!) to enjoy adult
fellowship & nurture our marriage relationships. Plus it’s
free! The next Date Night is Sat., Oct 11th in Parish Hall
6:30-8 PM, child care is available. All married/engaged
couples are invited. This month we will cover “God’s Plan
for Marriage in the Beginning.”
The Gift of Aging Oct 16
A 1-day retreat, “The Gift of Aging,” will be Thurs, Oct 16
at Mt St Joseph Conference & Retreat Ctr. Growing older
is an opportunity & a challenge. With longer life spans,
improved health care & increased opportunities, we need to
choose to be involved. Sr Mary Matthias Ward, Dir of local community life for Ursuline Sisters of Mt St Joseph.
$15 fee includes lunch. Call Kathy McCarty 270-229-0206
Oct 12, 2014
MINISTER’S SCHEDULE
4:00PM SATURDAY-OCTOBER 18
LECTORS: Martha Crabtree
SERVERS: Zack Roberts/Zeke Roberts/
Dalton Howard
MUSICIANS: Ryan
USHERS: Gary C Howard/Al Knott/Al
Howard/Volunteer
EUCH MIN: Brittany Morris/Carrie Howard/Martha Wathen/Kim Howard/Rose Bemboom
7:00AM SUNDAY-OCTOBER 19
LECTORS: Anna Neal
SERVERS: Nathan Tinsley/Sabrina Ward/
Stephen Ward
MUSICIANS: David
USHERS: Phil Beyke/Michael R Knott/
Robert Higdon/Volunteer
EUCH MIN: Bruce Hagan/Alice Howard/
Larry Goetz
8:30AM SUNDAY—OCTOBER 19
LECTORS: Ella Howard
SERVERS: Jack Goetz/Landon Hall
MUSICIANS: Connie
USHERS: Kenny Mills/Chuck Hagan/
2 Volunteers
EUCH MIN: Angela Hill/Majella Mills/
Sandy Baker/Connie Clark/Joyce Higdon
10:00AM SUNDAY— OCTOBER 19
LECTORS: Krista Morris
SERVERS: Daniel Morris/Trenton Morris/
Tyler Howard
MUSICIANS: Laura and Choir
USHERS: Allen Bickett/Pat Hardesty/
David Zoglmann/Volunteer
EUCH MIN: Robin Beatty/Robert A Payne/
Larry & Norma Kaelin/Bob Cinnamond
VOCARE: to call, to invoke
Thank you to everyone who had the opportunity to attend the First
Annual VOCARE celebration. Your presence made it a tremendous
success! You may view photos from the evening on the Diocesan
webpage, www.rddok.org/vocations
In a few months we will be able to announce a Save the Date for next
year’s celebration!
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Mary’s Grade School
135 Years of Teaching the Faith 1879 – 2014
Saint Mary of the Woods Catholic School seeks to inspire excellence in all students through faith, academics, and service
by creating a learning environment and community that encourages high expectations for student growth and success.
October in Catholic School
This month is very rich in celebrations of Angels, Saints,
Queen of the Holy Rosary, and good causes, i.e. Right to
Life. Our students know as we begin each day the feast of
that day and something about the Saint. The
“Communion of Saints” belief (Creed) is one we celebrate on a daily basis.
Enrollment Response Year-round
If you believe your child might benefit by a new & faithfilled School environment, please call Kim Rydecki or
Sr. Suzanne to discuss a transfer or a move next school
year (270-233-5253). The little gold “tip” forms are
available in parish or school offices. Thanks so much!
Scrip-Gratitude to Volunteers and Service
Beginning Thursday, all of the Scrip sales will be in the
same location. Please refer to the flyer in the bulletin for
details. Hours remain Thursdays, 3-7 pm, and after Masses on weekends. Our heartfelt gratitude to all of the
Scrip founders and volunteers since 2009 beginning.
We will miss your presence in our School office. God
bless your ministry to all!
Annual Lucky Angels Raffle
The first drawing ($100) was Friday, October 10. The
winner’s name will be printed next week. We still have
tickets to sell. Each ticket (only 300 will be sold) is $30.
This raffle each year helps to pay for many of our budgeted items. We do need your help, please? If you buy a
ticket, you must have the stub to present upon winning. License 0142.
Hold the Dates
Fall Festival Community Event: Friday, October 24,
Gym, 5:00-8:00. Details soon.
New Year’s Eve Dance: Wednesday, December 31, Parish Hall, 8th Grade Parents.
Like us on “Facebook” and check out the Parish web site to learn more about
both of our Schools and all of the activities we are enjoying.
www.stmarywoods.com
4th Annual Owensboro Diocese Youth Conference (ODYC)
Nov 21-22, 2014 at O’boro Convention Center
Prayer: The Universal Language will be the theme & conference is
open to middle, high school students & parents or chaperones. It includes Keynote addresses, prayer experiences including a Eucharistic
Procession to St Stephen Cathedral with Adoration & praise & worship music & opportunity to receive Reconciliation, International
Rosary, workshops on various topics relevant to youth & adults &
lots of music. Fr Joseph Espaillat & Mary Bielski are our keynote
speakers. Event will end with liturgy celebrated by Bishop Medley.
For more info call Robin Tomes 270-683-1545.
Oct 12, 2014
Bingo Teams
First Monday — Team Captain—Andrea Aud
Second Monday—Team Captain— Robin Isbill
Third Monday-Team Captain- DeeAnnaWathen
Fourth Monday—Team Captain— Sue Mills
1st Thurs—Team Captain-Jerry/Vickie Morris
2nd Thurs—Team Captain– Stephanie Kinsey
3rd Thurs —Team Captain—
4th Thurs— Team Captains Sue Howe
Volunteers needed for Bingo. If you can give an hour, a whole
night, any amount of time & talent would be deeply appreciated. Call Sue Mills THS 233-5533
Trinity High School
Important Dates
10/13/14
Volleyball vs. Ohio Co (away)
10/14/14
Volleyball vs. OHS (home)
10/15/14
PSAT Testing
10/16/14
Dollar Denim Donation Day!
10/16/14
Volleyball vs. Hancock (home)
10/17/14
Balfour visits Seniors
10/17/14
Raider Rave Dance
10/19/14
Youth Group Gathering at 5pm
10/21/14
Cross Country at Hopkins Co.
10/22/14
Career Dev. visits Bellarmine and UofL
10/24/14
Senior Luncheon
10/26/14
Youth Group Gathering at 5pm
10/27-31/14
Red Ribbon Week
10/28-29/14
Compass Testing – Sophomores
Breast Cancer Awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Trinity
High School is taking orders for Breast Cancer Awareness shirts from now until Wednesday, October 15th at
2pm. You can view the shirt design and retrieve an order form by visiting the school front office, Trinity facebook page, or webpage (www.trinityhs.com). Feel free
to contact Kim Rydecki at 270-233-5533 if you have
any questions.
Special Student Recognitions
Congratulations to Charlotte Morris and Jacob Hook
will be honored for their outstanding gpa’s ACT scores
at a special luncheon hosted by WKU Honors College.
Congrats to Allen Howe for being selected as Scholar of
the Week by WKU’s Honors College. Congrats to Ariel
Aud, Lauren Beyke, Daniel Hardesty and Morgan Porter will be participating as Trinity High School nominees for the Governor’s Scholars Program. Alena Varble for participating in the Wendell Ford Leadership
Academy EMERGE NEXT program. Brea Murphy for
being Trinity High School’s Academy for Young Leaders representative. Congratulations to all these students
on their achievements!
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
FAITH FORMATION
October 4-12: Fall Break – no PREP, no
Youth Group, no RCIA
October 14: RCIA: 6:30-8:00, activity room
October 19: PREP: 9:40-10:45
Youth Group: GRADES 6-12,
5:00-7:00, activity room
October 21: RCIA: 6:30-8:00, activity room
October 22: First Reconciliation Parent
meeting: 7:00 PM, parish hall
October 24: The Rosary in Scripture
(Introduction): 7:00-8:30 PM, parish hall
October 25: The Rosary in Scripture: 9:00
AM – 4:00 PM, parish hall
October 26: PREP: 9:40-10:45,
Youth Group: 5:00-7:00, activity
room, grades 8-12
Corn Maze and Pumpkin Fest Days
Sun, Oct 12 12:30-5:00 PM
Tom’s Feed & Ashley’s Acres
At Pellville (Corner of Hwy144 & 2181)
Fun for Everyone!!!
Cathechist Spotlight
Jennifer Barnett, the youngest of five, was raised in the
Baptist faith on a farm in Hancock County. She converted to Catholicism in 2005. She & her husband,
Travis Barnett, have two boys, 7 & 5. She has always
been very involved in her church with choir, youth and
creative ministries. When she went through RCIA, she
was very interested in learning about her new faith &
wanted to help in the PREP program. In 2007 she was
4th grade catechist & has taught 2nd grade for two
years. Her faith is very important to her & she is looking forward to teaching again this year.
Mary Carrico Catholic School has an opening for a
part-time Math Intervention/High School Readiness
Teacher. Applicants should be certified or qualified to
teach middle grades math. The position will be two
days per week, three hours per day. Please contact the
principal Chuck Green at 270-281-5526 for more information and an application or mail a resume to 9546
Hwy 144, Philpot, Ky. 42366.
Daughters of Isabella Card Party/Bunco/Raffle
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Hall
Tues, Oct 21, 2014 from 10AM-2PM $7 includes lunch
Questions call SheilaThomson, Regent D of I 683-2397
Oct 12, 2014
Bishop Soenneker Home is a non-profit Personal Care Home
serving up to 66 residents. We’re located at 9545 Hwy 144,
Knottsville, KY, beside St Williams Catholic Church. We offer assistance with medication schedule, personal care, prepared meals according to diet, personal hygiene and a loving
home. Our motto is Committed to Caring. Please stop by for a
tour or call 270-281-4881 and ask for Paula.
My Daily Insight
When we do the best that we can, we never know what
miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another.
——-Helen Keller
Come Visit Our Prayer & Bible Study Group
Living in the Power of the Holy Spirit
From Word Among Us
Wednesdays 7:00 PM
St Mary’s Cafeteria
If anyone needs any help with food,
clothing or utilities please call or come by
St Vincent de Paul, Phone 233-1802.
St Vincent de Paul is in need of the following foods:
Canned food such as soup, fruit, vegetables, pork’n
beans, sloppy joes, tuna, crackers, mac & cheese,
dried beans, spaghetti & sauce, cereal, corn meal,
instant milk, peanut butter.
St. Gerard Life Home in Owensboro, Ky.—
provides free shelter & services for pregnant women 18 &
older in a crisis pregnancy. A woman may come to us at any
point in her pregnancy & may stay for up to 3 months after
the birth of her child. There are no limitations on race, nationality or religion. Let us help. Call 270-852-8328 or email:
[email protected]. A ministry of Catholic Charities, Diocese
of Owensboro, Ky.
10th Anniversary of
THE VARIETY SHOW
Saturday, October 18
Love Offering with proceeds going for
Tuition Assistance. This year we will
be bringing back the “Best of the
Best” of Shows from the Past. Please
give us your support. Lot of fun, jokes,
yodeling, dancing, male nuns, music,
5 new people joining the cast
Thanks, Deanie and Sue
Please pray for our American Men & Women who serve our country in all parts of the world. Keep them safe
O Lord & bring them home soon. Casey Brey, Tony Burch, Greg Roby, David Stiff, Adam Roberts, Scott Connor, Chris Roberts, Chad Roberts, Jody Roberts, Dwayne Roberts, Heath Conder, James S. Hunt, Phillip Mills,
Todd Jump, Michael Bickwermert, Michael Murphy, Vanessa Clark, Derek & Jamie Vantuyl, Adam Cecil, Michael
Beavin, Damion Monarch, Jaren Wells, Chris Cecil, Nick Husk, Jesse Burch, Travis Morgan.
DATES TO REMEMBER
Knights of Columbus
Turkey Shoot
November 2, 2014
And Every Sunday Thru Nov 23, 2014
Knights of Columbus Grounds Haynes Station Rd
Win Hams, Turkeys, Cash
Scatter Boards Target Shoots
50/50 Pots
Right to Life of Owensboro Will be Hosting Their
Annual Banquet on October 16, 2014
At the Hines Center in Philpot
This Year’s Speaker is Comedian Mike Williams
He will make you laugh & cry all at the same time.
Please join us. The doors open at 6PM
Call the office for reservations 270-685-4922
Oct 18—Variety Show
Nov 28—Thanksgiving Day
Dec 6-7—Christmas Bazaar
Dec 7—Breakfast with Santa
Dec 25—Christmas Day
Jan 1—New Year’s Day
MARRIAGE MATTERS
You are both imperfect.
As you travel this journey called marriage remember
that you and your spouse are both imperfect. No matter
how hard you try to love each other you will never be
able to fully satisfy each other’s need for love. How tolerant are you of your spouse’s imperfections?
INTERCESSIONS FOR LIFE
For couple who are experiencing difficulty in conceiving
a child: May the Holy Spirit fill them with trust in God’s
loving plan; we pray to the Lord.
Bulletin Bites
“Then the king said to his servants, “The feast is ready, but those who were
invited were not worthy to come. Go out, therefore, into the main roads and
invite to the feast whomever you find.”
The Gospel passage for today & the past several Sundays
have been parables that Jesus used to create images to teach
his disciples & challenge the Pharisees, Sadducees &
scribes. Jesus used parables because of all of them, including Jesus himself, the scribes were, by definition, the ones
who could read & write. Some parables, such as today’s
Gospel, had rather harsh sounding messages. Many parables
were about the consequences we face if we do not understand & acknowledge God as the source of all that we have
& fail to be all that God created us to be. The parable in
today’s Gospel is addressed to the leaders & elders of Jesus’
day. They may or may not have been able to read & write,
but they were intelligent enough to understand that Jesus
was challenging them to be responsible leaders & elders. Do
we understand Jesus is challenging us to be all that God
created us to be?
PRECIOUS BLOOD BUS TRIP
A bus trip is being planned to go to Bardstown, we will leave
Fri, Nov 7th after 7AM Mass & return Sat., Nov 8th. Cost is
$148 pp/double or $138 pp/triple (Incl bus transportation, one
overnight stay, tour of Spalding Hall, tour & tasting at Heaven Hill Distillery, continental breakfast, lunch at Stephen
Foster Restaurant on Sat., tour of Abbey of Gethsemani, St
Thomas Church & St Joseph Cathedral). Lunch (Talbott’s
Tavern) & Dinner (BJ’s Steakhouse) on Fri on your own. If
interested, call Penny, Parish Office 270-684-6888. Registration deadline is Oct 24, 2014.
TURKEY SHOOT
St Paul Parish in Grayson County will be hosting a
Turkey Shoot on Saturday, Oct 25 from 9 AM until 1 PM. Contestants will shoot their own shotgun
(12 or 20 gauge) at a still target, and will have an
opportunity to win hams and turkeys. All are welcome to join us for this. Breakfast will also be
served beginning at 8 AM. Proceeds will go to
benefit St Paul School & their new gym building
project. For further info call St Paul 270-242-7436.
ST. MARY OF THE WOODS CATHOLIC CHURCH
10534 Main Cross Street
Phone 1-270-233-4196
Whitesville, Ky. 42378
www.owensborodio.org
Fax 1-270-233-5557
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For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
Howard’s Body Shop
& Auto Sales
AUTO SALES
BUY - SELL - TRADE
24 HR WRECKER SERVICE
233-5436 — 233-0258
We Buy Junk Cars
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COMPANY
Complete line of Janitor Supplies
and Equipment
Authorized Distributor of Franklin
Floor Care Products
Authorized Distributor of Nobles
Floor Machines and Carpet
Equipment
Owensboro’s only Factory Direct
Distributor of Kimberly-Clark
Paper Products
686-7508
FAST FREE DELIVERY
683-6126
Fax 683-2672
4650 Frederica St.
Owensboro, KY
Toll-Free 1 800-234-7186
Locally Owned & Operated 800 J.R. Miller Blvd., Owensboro
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281-4765
Whitesville
Drug Store, Inc.
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Pharmacist
Whitesville, Kentucky
Phone: 233-4166
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GARDEN CENTER
9770 OAK STREET
Whitesville, KY
Angie & Greg Beyke, Owner
270-929-3846 fax 270-281-5804
[email protected]
Are you ever alone?
VESSEL’S
You’re never alone when
you have a medical alert!
Gas • Pizza • Movies
Hot/Cold Deli
Fresh Rolling Pin Donuts
233-9581
Saturday and Sunday Mornings
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and secure with my medical alert."
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Sunday 3-8 • Monday - Thursday 3-9
Friday - Saturday 3-10
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