Sponsors of the St. Margaret Mary Church Weekly Bulletin are:
Andrew Pickering,
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Wabash Valley
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Terre Haute, IN
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Office: (812) 232-3512 Fax: (812)232-6921
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Mass Schedules at St. Margaret Mary:
Saturday evening Mass 4:00 p.m.
Sunday morning Mass, 11:00 a.m.
Sunday 2:00 p.m.—Hispanic Mass
Thursday & Friday 9:00 a.m.
Second and Third Thursdays Mass will be at 11:00 a.m.. unless
otherwise noted in the bulletin.
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Reconciliation held each
Saturday at 2:30 p.m. or by appointment
Filipino Rosary:
First Wednesday each month, 7:00 p.m., Dede Center
Funeral Home
Hispanic Rosary:
Every Friday, 7:30 p.m., Dede Center
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455 Hospital Lane
Terre Haute
Phone: (812)23HEART
Terre Haute, IN
(812) 232-1365
Lunch: Mon-Sat 11am-3pm Sun Noon-3pm
Dinner: Mon-Thur 3pm-9pm
Friday & Saturday 3-10pm, Sunday 3-8pm
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South off Davis Ave.,
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FR. RICK GINTHER
[email protected]
Pastor
JERRY MOORMAN
[email protected]
Pastoral Associate
MIKE STRATMAN
Deacon
DONNA McDANIEL
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Director of Liturgical Music
DONNA WENSTRUP
[email protected]
Director of Religious Education
TOM GATTUSO and MARY KATE BECKER
Coordinators of Youth Ministry
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PAULA WRIGHT
Grounds & Maintenance
Faith Formation
Details regarding our programs for children,
youth and adults can be obtained by contacting the parish office at 812-232-3512.
Ministry to the Sick
Please notify our secretary when you or a
family
member enters a nursing home, is hospitalized or home-bound, to arrange for a pastoral visit.
Sacraments of Baptism & Matrimony
Please call the Parish office to arrange for the
baptism of a child. Baptisms will be held on
the second Sunday of each month following
Mass. Please note that there is a six month
preparation period prior to the marriage. A
wedding date should not be set before making an
appointment with Fr. Rick Ginther.
Bulletin Information
Must be received in the office no later than
Noon Wednesday each week. Inserts will
need to be approved two weeks prior to being published.
Parish Registration
We welcome all who wish to join our Parish.
Please register Tuesday through Friday at the
office (9:00-12:00 & 1:00-5:00) or after Mass
on any weekend.
To Become a Catholic
Anyone interested in becoming a Catholic is
invited to call the office at 812-232-3512 for
details regarding the RCIA.
Pastoral Council members:
KEVIN BURKE, DAVE CASH, GARY GOTTARDI,
FRANK KLOPFSTEIN, KELLY MILLER,
ZACH PIES, JACK PENRY, PATRICK UYPUANCO
October 12, 2014
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Margaret Mary Church October 12, 2014
Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
THIS WEEK’S LITURGICAL MESSAGE
This week’s parish activities:
Year A
The king said to him, "My friend, how is it that
you came in here without a wedding garment?"
But he was reduced to silence. Then the king said
to his attendants, "Bind his hands and feet, and
cast him into the darkness outside, where there
will be wailing and grinding of teeth." Many are
invited, but few are chosen (Mt 22:12-14).
Tuesday October 14
8:15am—Mass at St. Patrick Church
5:30pm—Youth Choir—Church
5:30pm—Evangelization Team Meeting—Classroom
6:00pm—MADD—PAR
7:00pm—Catholic Adult Fellowship-St. Patrick Rectory
7:00pm—Liturgy Committee
Wednesday October 15
8:15 am– Mass at St. Patrick
6:30pm—RCIA at St. Ben’s
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 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.
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."
OCTOBER PRAYER REQUESTS : Paige Murphy, Cindy Presnell, Deborah Srezstic, Tony Mancuso, Crucifia Flott, Patty
Mitchell, Gabi Wroblewski, Martha Taylor, Pat Hoopengarner, Rita Bose, Glenda Bonte, Pat Little, Julia Kneller, Jeremy
Leibacher, Janice Morris, Elizabeth Langan, Kenny LaMar, Eileen Ellingsworth, Helen Mancuso, Leona Green, Dorothy
LeBrun, Mary Ann Ax, Gary Legacie, Juanita Luken, Peg Curtis, Lisa Marie Anderson, Sue McCullaugh, Minnie Michki, all
nursing home residents, those serving in the military, and all those who are homebound with chronic illness and pain
and their caregivers. If you have someone who is in the military, ill, in the hospital or in a nursing home, please call the
office at 232-3512 to have their names put onto the prayer list. Names will remain on the list for 60 days before being
removed. Only those most critical are announced from the pulpit.
This week’s liturgical readings:
Day, Date
1st Reading
Responsorial / 2nd Reading
Gospel Reading
Sunday, October 12
IS 25:6-10A
PS 23:1-3A, 3B-4, 5, 6/PHIL 4:12-14, 19-20
MT 22:1-14
Monday, October 13
GAL 4:22-24, 26-27, 31-5:1
PS 113:1B-2, 3-4, 5A AND 6-7
LK 11:29-32
Tuesday, October 14
GAL 5:1-6
GAL 5:18-25
EPH 1:1-10
EPH 1:11-14
PS 119:41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 48
PS 1:1-2, 3, 4 AND 6
PS 98:1, 2-3AB, 3CD-4, 5-6
PS 33:1-2, 4-5, 12-13
LK 11:37-41
LK 11:42-46
LK 11:47-54
LK 12:1-7
2 TM 4:10-17B
IS 45:1, 4-6
PS 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18
PS 96:1, 3, 4-5, 7-8, 9-10/
1 THES 1:1-5B
LK 10:1-9
MT 22:15-21
Wednesday, October 15
Thursday, October 16
Friday, October 17
Saturday, October 18
Sunday, October 19
Sunday October 12
9:00 am - Mass at St. Patrick
9:30 am– No Religious Education
11:00 am - Mass at St. Margaret Mary
2:00 pm - Hispanic Mass
Thursday October 16
11:00 am—Mass at St. Margaret Mary
St. Margaret Mary Food Pantry Requests
Monthly Requests:
1st Sunday: Spaghetti Sauce and Pasta
2nd Sunday: Canned Fruit
3rd Sunday: Cold Cereals
4th Sunday: Peanut Butter and Jelly
5th Sunday (when calendared) Tuna Fish &
Canned Meats
Free & Reduced Price Lunch
2000
2007
2014
Vigo Co.
37%
46%
56%
IN
28%
38%
49%
Friday October 17
9:00 am - Mass at St. Margaret Mary
7:00pm– Hispanic Rosary-Legacy Room
Saturday October 18-Feast of St. Margaret Mary
10:00 am - Legion of Mary/Rosary-Rectory
2:30 pm - Reconciliation
4:00pm– Mass at St. Margaret Mary
5:00pm-Chili Supper & Ministry Fair-Legacy Room
6:00pm—Mass at St. Patrick Church
Sunday October 19-Feast of St. Margaret Mary
9:00 am - Mass at St. Patrick
9:30am—Coffee, Juice & Doughnuts
9:30am– Religious Ed Classes
11:00 am - Mass at St. Margaret Mary
12:00—Ethnic Buffet Lunch and Ministry Fair—Legacy
Room
2:00 pm - Hispanic Mass
5:00pm—High School Youth Night—St. Pat’s Moran Family
Life Center
10 things you should never do
when you’re angry
Terre Haute Life Chain
Thanks You!
#6) You Shouldn’t Post on Facebook
When you’re angry, broadcasting your feelings to
your friends and family on Facebook and other
social networks will more than likely come back
to haunt you, says Narang. “Posting something
publicly can’t be taken back,” he says.
Last Sunday was National Life
Chain Sunday. We were happy
to see so many members of St.
Margaret Mary for supporting
the cause of the unborn.
Thank you for defending LIFE!
Fiscal Year of July 1, 2014 thru June 30, 2015
Budgeted Amount - 5,608
Year to date - 78,511
Received—Year to date— 77,526
Electronic Fund Transfers—4,527
Over (Under) to date — (987)
Thank you for your support.
We rely heavily on the generosity of our parishioners.
September 7, 2014
September 14, 2014
September 21, 2014
September 28, 2014
October 5, 2014
Week 1:
Week 2:
Week 3:
Week 4:
Week 5:
5,391
4,537
3,464
3,507
6,200
CRAFT NEWS—
Do you have left over yarn you don't know what to do with? Join the crafters on Monday, October 13, from 1 to 3 in the craft
room to see all the cute Christmas ornaments you can make. Don't forget to bring the many crafts you made at home last
month as we had to cancel the meeting. We will have "show and tell" and learn some new ideas. Just bring yourself and any
scraps of yarn and have a good time. You will also need a scissors and your glue gun. We only have one more session before the
big Craft Fair in November.
CRAFT FAIR NEWS
Now that Fall has arrived, we begin to think of noodles for our holiday meals and nice “thank you” gifts
for our special friends. You will find all this, and more, at the Craft Fair on November 22nd and 23rd.
But, First, stop by our booth at the Ministry Fair on October 18th and 19th. On Saturday evening
after mass, enjoy a bowl of Chili and see how you can become involved with this multi-facetted fund
raiser. On Sunday, have some ethnic food and talk to us and see what you can do to help. Since the
altar Society will be disbanding in December, The Craft Fair will become a parish wide event. We
need everyone to participate—young and older.
St. Margaret Mary Church
October 12, 2014
Saturday, October 11th
Sunday, October 12th
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Various aspects of the fall Craft Fair are:
Noodles
Crafts
Raffle
Bake Sale
Biscuits and Gravy
4:00 pm - SMM
MASS INTENTIONS
Year A
Alice Paddock † (Friends of the Parish)
6:00 pm - SP
Charles Bryan Sr. † (Jean’s CRHP Sisters)
9:00 am - SP
Pro-Populo Mass for the People of Our Parish
11:00 am - SMM
2:00 pm - Hispanic
Bernaldo Mahor † (Friends of the Parish)
Special Intentions for Our Hispanic Community
Tuesday, October 14th
8:15 am - SP
Andre Ponsot † (Sally Kintz)
Wednesday, October 15th
8:15 am - SP
Thomas Kelly † (His Family)
10:30 am - Southwood
Helen McGee † (Friends of the St. Patrick Parish)
Come and sign up for the area/areas you would like to help with. It is a great way to share your time
and talents for the financial benefit of the parish.
Thursday, October 16th
11:00 am - SMM
Gerald C & Dorothy Miller † (Bill & Janet Olah)
See you soon!
Friday, October 17th
9:00 am - SMM
Logan Russell † (Friends of Parish)
Mary Burns
Chairperson
Saturday, October 18th
4:00 pm - SMM
Benjamin Dayne Essaiagh Blandford †(Jessica Marie
Bialaszewski-Rose)
6:00 pm - SP
Charles Bryan Sr. † (Jean’s CRHP Sisters)
Sunday, October 19th
9:00 am - SP
Jeanne Stewart † (Michael Ward Stewart)
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in
Ordinary Time
11:00 am - SMM
Pro-Populo Mass for the People of Our Parish
2:00 pm - Hispanic
Special Intentions for Our Hispanic Community
More Faith Formation Opportunities!
LEGION OF MARY AT
ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH
Join us each Saturday morning at 10:00 am in
the Rectory at
St. Margaret Mary as we pray the
Rosary
as a group, share in
reflections, and enjoy a time of
fellowship & coffee. We invite all men and
women to this group, and would hope you
take the opportunity to come and pray with us!
Catholicism - A 10 week overview by Fr. Richard Barron. DVD followed by discussion. This series is a favorite one, that we have offered
before. Mary Sullivan will facilitate this in the Legacy Room on Sunday mornings at 9:30am.
Psalms– This DVD/Discussion series by Jeff Cavins is going on now
and will run up to around Christmas. Jack Penry is facilitating this
study in the rectory dining room every Sunday morning at 9:30am. All
are welcome to attend. You do not need to have seen previous sessions.
Pillar— On Friday morning at 9:30am, Janet Pickering is facilitating a
study on the First Pillar: Creed. When they are finished with the Creed,
they will move onto Pillar 2:Sacraments.
Teen Coffeehouse- Youth Group activities facilitated by Rebekah Penry on Sunday mornings from 9:30am-10:45am in the rectory living
room.
A Stewardship Moment
There are certain bible verses Christian stewards have memorized. One of them is in Saint Paul’s letter to the Philippians found in
today’s second reading— “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (4:13). Most people define themselves either by
their problems or their possibilities. Fearful people wake up each morning ensnared by their problems. Christian stewards wake p
reflecting on their possibilities with confidence and hope. Some stewardship reflection questions for the week: What challenges do
you back away from because you doubt that you are up to them? What would you attempt tomorrow if you were sure God would
help you?
International Catholic Stewardship Council, www.catholicstewardship.com
Divorce, Annulment, Remarriage: Understanding the Church’s Teachings
Where: Hellman Hall, St. Benedict Parish Center—Corner of 9th & Walnut
When: Sunday, October 19th @ 1:30pm
Who can attend: Anyone can attend, but it is intended for divorced persons who have questions concerning a Church Annulment.
Presenting: Fr. Matthew Malek OFM Conv., Associate Pastor, St. Benedict
Sue Butwin Pastoral Associate of St. Benedict
Registration: Contact Sue Butwin @ 232-8421 or [email protected]
Liturgical Ministers for next weekend are:
Saturday, October 18, 4:00pm Mass
Readers: Nadine Garvin, Janet Pickering
Communion Ministers: Linda O’Connell, Linda Paulin, Linda Tanoos,
Jane Long, Deacon Mike, Charlie Williams
Servers: Daniel Chua
Greeters: Nancy Meyer, Pat O’Brien, Margaret Welborn, Greg Patterson
Gift Presenters: Linda Behrendt, Shirley West
Sunday, October 19, 11:00am Mass
Readers: Rebekah Penry, Bob Flott
Communion Ministers: Deacon Mike, Butch Rumsey, Candi Snyder, Angela Poinsett, Gina Evans,
Charles McCue
Servers: Shane Haypenny, Nathan Hernandez
Greeters: Steve Doyle, Pat Cox, Rosemary Freeze, Marilyn Klug
Gift Presenters: Rowe Family
From the desk of Jerry Moorman
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION &
FAITH FORMATION
INFORMATION AND UPDATES
RETIREES will be going to Vincennes this Thursday, October 16 to visit the new addition of the Red Skelton Museum and if time
permits we will visit the Indiana War Museum. The Indiana War Museum is an extensive collection of artifacts from the French
and Indian War through the Iraq and Afghanistan. Lunch will be in Vincennes. We will be carpooling from St. Margaret Mary at
9:00 a.m.
FEAST OF ST. MARGARET IS NEXT WEEKEND! All are welcome as we celebrate the life of our patron saint at both weekend
liturgies. Following the liturgies there will be a Ministry Fair, and a meal in the Legacy Room. We hope that you will stop by to visit
the fair and to partake in a delicious meal.
Saturday’s Menu – Chili Supper prepared by “ShowMe’s” Sports Bar and Grill
Sunday’s Menu – --Ethnic Buffet Carry–In
Food promised thus far: Taste of the Philippines by our Filipino Community
Mexican Food from the Hacienda Real
Chicken Penne Pasta from Piloni’s Italian Restaurant
Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, and German Potato Salad from the Bierstube
All are invited to bring their favorite covered dish or dessert. Drinks and table service will be provided by the parish.
Members of the Parish Council, Finance Committee, and Liturgy Committee are asked to please help with clean up after the
dinner on Sunday. Jerry Moorman
ELECTION DAY is NOVEMBER 4! The Church encourages everyone to exercise their right to vote. Early voting has begun at
the Courthouse. Vote early and avoid and confusion and long lines on election day. Jerry
FEAST OF ALL SOULS falls on Sunday this year. Once again the Hispanic Community is inviting the parish to participate in their
“DAY OF THE DEAD” ALTAR. The parish will be observing a “Day of Remembrance” where the names of all those from our
parish who have died since November 1, 2013 through November 1, 2014 will be read off. Family members will be invited to place a
red rose in their loved one’s memory at the altar during the “Prayers of the Faithful”. Roses will be provided by the parish.
GARAGE SALE RESULTS
We are happy to report that the total profit from this year’s Labor Day garage sale is $6074.14. Thanks to all who supported this sale
through donations, time, and purchases. Jerry
THANK YOU to Bert Dieter for the beautifully crafted addition to our sign, giving the weekend Mass times, on the corner of Voorhees and 7th St. Also thanks to Kay Rumsey for the new Fall altar cloth that matches the beautiful banners!
Going to Bridgeton for the Covered Bridge Festival? Park in the JPII parking lot. Oct. 10-19th.
Proceeds benefit John Paul II Catholic High School.
You will find them located between the Old Bridgeton School and the cemetery. The easiest way
to get there to enjoy the festival is by going north on Lafayette Ave., then east on Rosedale Rd,
then north on High Banks Rd, signs for JPII will be on the west side of the road. This route also
helps get you around the bigger traffic jams and pedestrian crossings, must less stressful drive.
Reflections from Deacon Mike Stratman
“Life, Love, Chocolate ”
An email I received a while back caught my eye and I would like to share it with you.
It was the morning of Jeff’s ninth wedding anniversary. Not having a lot of money, he went out to get his wife, Heidi, her
favorite dessert, chocolate filled croissant. After arriving home to surprise his wife, only to find her in the kitchen pulling out of the
oven, a chocolate filled croissant. Jeff said that his life with Heidi compares to the people in O. Henry’s short story, “Gift of the Magi.”
It tells of a man who sold his lone possession of value, a pocket watch, to buy hair combs for his wife, who sold her long hair,
beautiful hair to buy a gold chain for his watch.
Having no money concerns would be great, but realizing the value of the people we care about is
more important. We sometimes need a reminder that acquiring “things” is not nearly as important as
appreciating the people God puts in our lives. When we practice putting other’s interests before our own,
we learn what it means to love, serve and sacrifice. In fact, that is how we find Christ in our relationships.
Life, love and chocolate taste better when shared with others. Never be afraid of giving too much!
Together through prayer and service,
Deacon Mike
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES
Sunday, October 12, there will be no RE Classes due to Fall Break.
We will resume next Sunday, October 19.
On Sunday, October 26th there will be a Parent Meeting for Parents
who have children who wish to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation and First Holy Eucharist this academic year. We will meet at
9:30am in the classroom at the top floor of the Dede Center.
Wednesday, October 15th, the
RCIA topic will be the New
Testament. RCIA is held in St.
Benedict's Hellmann Hall fro
6:30pm-8:30pm. Babysitting is
provided and all are welcome to
attend.
Catholic
Adult
Fellowship
Tuesday October 14thInterested in The Sermon on the
Mount and the Torrah? Come to
CAF to learn more! We will meet at
St. Patrick’s Rectory at 7pm. Malia
Mohan will present on The Sermon
on the Mount and the Torrah.
After the meeting, we will go to
Charlie’s for more fellowship!
St. Luke is the
saint of the month
for October. The
Saint Packets are
at the doors of the
church or in the
back of the church.
Middle School Youth are
invited to Hobson's Fun Farm on
Friday, October 24 from
6-10PM. The cost is $6 a person.
We will have a bonfire and
cookout, so bring your
flashlight! Please RSVP by
Sunday, October 19 to the church
office.
Terre Haute Youth Ministry Corner
Upcoming Events
Every Tuesday 7:00 AM COFFEE at JAVA HAUTE Terre Haute North students: Come hang out with Mary Kate and Tom before
school!
Every Thursday 7:00 AM COFFEE at Starbucks 4900 US 41 South for Terre Haute South students
NEXT YOUTH NIGHT: October 19
5:00-6:30 PM St. Pat’s Moran Family Life Center: All high school youth welcome!!
Saturday, October 25 Youth Ministry will be visiting Hobson’s Fun Farm at 6:30 pm: Email youth minister Mary Kate Becker at
[email protected] if you would like to sign up and join in the fun!
Sunday, October 26 Bible Study is CANCELLED, instead join us in our service project by helping collect our trick or treat bags for
the poor. Contact us for more information and how you can help!
Quote of the Week
“We are not the sum of our weaknesses and failures: we are the sum of the Father’s love for us.”
-St. John Paul the Great