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St. Edward Parish Lowell, Indiana

Mass ScheduleMonday, Aug. 10th -

8:00am Walter HodakowskiTuesday, Aug. 11th -

8:00am Ignac HodakowskiWednesday, Aug. 12th -

5:00pm Dan WeaverThursday, Aug. 13th -

8:00am Paul SearleFriday, Aug. 14th -

8:00am Ann Marie HodakowskiSaturday, Aug. 15th -

9:00am George McCully5:00pm Eileen Frederick

Sunday, Aug. 16th -8:00am� Our Parishioners11:00am Frances & Chris Schock12:30pm Spanish Mass

The Rosary is prayed before the weekday Masses

ScriptureReadings for the Week of Aug. 9th-2020

Sunday Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time1�Kgs�19:9a,�11-13a;�Ps�85:9,�10,�11-12,�13-14;�Rom�9:1-5;�Mt�14:22-33

Monday Feast of Saint Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr2�Cor�9:6-10;�Ps�112:1-2,�5-6,�7-8,�9;�Jn�12:24-26

Tuesday Memorial of Saint Clare, VirginEz�2:8—3:4; Ps�119:14,�24,�72,�103,�111,�131;�Mt�18:1-5,�10,�12-14

Wednesday Saint Jane Frances de Chantal, ReligiousEz�9:1-7;�10:18-22;�Ps�113:1-2,�3-4,�5-6;�Mt�18:15-20

Thursday Saint Pontian, Pope, and Hippolytus, Priest, MartyrsEz�12:1-12;�Ps�78:56-57,�58-59,�61-62;�Mt�18:21—19:1

Friday Memorial of Saint Maximilian Kolbe, Priest and MartyrEz�16:1-15,�60,�63�or�Ez�16:59-63;�Is�12:2-3,�4bcd,�5-6;�Mt�19:3-12

Saturday Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin MaryVigil: 1�Chr�15:3-4,�15-16;�16:1-2;�Ps�132:6-7,�9-10,�13-14;�1�Cor�15:54b-57;�Lk�11:27-28Day: Rv�11:19a;�12:1-6a,�10ab;�Ps�45:10,�11,�12,�16;�1�Cor�15:20-27;�Lk�1:39-56

Sunday Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary TimeIs�56:1,�6-7;�Ps�67:2-3,�5,�6,�8;�Rom�11:13-15,�29-32;�Mt�15:21-28

Minister ScheduleSaturday, August 15th - 5:00pm

Sacristan M. McCullyLectors W. Kotlin & C. Gutjahr

Sunday, August 16th - 8:00amSacristan C. Overmeyer

Lectors V. Hathaway & C. Overmeyer

Sunday, August 16th - 11:00amSacristan P. Metros

Lectors J. Hathaway & B. Starr

Worship in Our Parish

Other

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August 9, 2020 NINTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

From the Pastor’s Desk Stewardship

Parish Events

Dear Saint Edward Parish Family:

In�our�first�reading�this�weekend�we�encounter�Elijah�the�prophet�(Elijah�the�Tishbite)�on�Mount�Horeb.��Mountains�are�often�places�of�encounter�with�God�in�the�Sacred�Scriptures.��It�wasn’t�by�some�mighty�or�miraculous�act�on�the�mountain�that�God�revealed�Himself�to�Elijah,�but�by�a�“tiny�whispering�sound.”

Elijah�is�a�central�figure�in�the�Old�Testament.�� There�is�not�in�the�Hebrew�Scriptures�a�“Book�of�the�Prophet�Elijah,” rather�his�life�is�chronicled�in�the�Books�of�First�and�Second�Kings.�(He�is�not,�therefore�listed�as�a�“Major�Prophet,” due��to�the�lack�of�his�own�writings,�but�he�is�absolutely�a�MAJOR�Prophet�in�the�sense�of�his�importance�in�God’s�plan).

He�lived�in�the�Northern�Kingdom�of�Israel�during�the�reign�of�King�Ahab�in�the�9th�Century�B.C.��He�was�among�the�few�survivors�of�the�persecution�of� prophets�by�King�Ahab�and�his�wife�Jezebel�after�they�had�introduced�worship�of�the�false�Canaanite�god,�Baal.��Dressing�in�rough�camel�hair�(sound�like�anyone�else?)�and�fed�by�ravens�during�drought/famine,�he�survived�in�the�desert�until�eventually�impelled�by�God�to�confront�King�Ahab,�and�challenge�the�prophets�of�Baal�to�a�test�of�power�on�Mount�Carmel,�in�which�Elijah�triumphed.

God�performed�many�miracles�for�and�through�Elijah,�including�ravens�providing�Elijah�with�food�during�the�famine,�Elijah’s�miraculous�provision�of�the�unending��supply�of�oil�and�flour�during�the�time�of�famine�to�the�Widow�of�Zarephath�and�her�son�-�the�son�who�would�eventually�die�and�that�Elijah�would�successfully�“restore�to�life” through�his�prayers�to�God�-�the�first�instance�of�the�dead�being�raised�recorded�in�scripture.��

Elijah�would�again�confront�King�Ahab�after�Ahab�(through�the�scheming�of�his�wife�Jezebel)�had�acquired�possession�of�a�vineyard�by�murder.��In�the� scriptures,�Elijah�is�not�recorded�as�dying.��Rather�he�was�“taken�up�to�-�or� assumed�into�-�heaven” in�a�whirlwind�by�a�chariot�and�horses�of�fire.��(So�we�see�that�while�Mary’s�Assumption�into�heaven�is�not�recorded�in�Sacred� Scripture,�there�is�biblical�precedent�for�such�an�event�taking�place).

The�final�mention�of�Elijah�in�the�Old�Testament�is�in�the�Book�of�the�Prophet�Malachi�-�the�final�book�of�the�Septuagint�(Catholic�Old�Testament).��“Lo,�I��will�send�you�the�prophet�Elijah�before�the�great�and�terrible�day�of�the�Lord�

comes.” In�Christianity,�it�is�traditionally�believed�that�Elijah’s�appearance�during�the�Transfiguration�of�Jesus�to�Peter,�James�and�John�fulfilled�this�prophecy. � In�Matthew’s�Gospel,�Jesus�identifies�John�the�Bap-tist�as�the�spiritual�successor�of�Elijah:�“and�if�you�are�willing�to�accept�it,�he�is�Elijah�who�is�to�come.”

God bless and keep you always! Fr. Rick

St. Edward Church Celebrates our

150th Anniversary! 1870-2020

Bishop Robert J. McClory will be presiding at the 11:00am Mass (bilingual) on August 23rd in celebration of our 150th Anniversary. We will be

observing social distancing, therefore seating is limited and reservations will be required for

this Mass. Immediately following you are invited to a boxed lunch picnic.

Reservations are required! RSVP NO LATER than August

12th. In an effort to accommo-date as many as we can for the

picnic while observing social distancing, we are asking you bring your own lawn chair to sit outside.

Limited seating available in the gym. Call the office for

reservations 219-696-7307 or Email

[email protected] NOTE: If at any time you are unable to attend after you have made a reservation for Mass or lunch, please call the office and

let us know asap. This will open a spot for someone else who may like

to attend and also have an accurate order for lunches.

Thank you!!

Final Notice

Offerings for Weekend August 1st & 2nd -2020

Number�of�Envelopes�Used .............................. 131 Adult�envelopes ...................................... $4,376.00 Children’s�envelopes ...................................... $4.00 Loose�collection ......................................... $260.00 Bell�Tower� ......................................................... .00 Font� ............................................................. $10.00 Online�Giving…… ..................................... $1,014.15 TOTAL COLLECTION ................................ $5,664.15 Maint,�&�Grounds�Fund ............................. $164.00 Building�Fund ............................................. $448.00

50/50 Drawing July 26th-2020 Env. ................................................................. #335 Rollover ................................................. $565.00 Payable�to�Church ...................................... $182.50� Total�Players ........................................................ 73


St. Edward Parish Lowell, Indiana

La Iglesia Católica Romana El Santo Rey San Eduardo

Camina Jesus sobre las aguas y sus ami-gos piensan con terror que es un fantasma. Conocían de sobra el poder taumatúrgico de Jesus; pero a nadie se le ocurre que aquella figura pudiera ser, en carne y hueso, el Maestro que acababa de multiplicar los panes y los peces. No creen en Jesus pero están convencidos de que aquello es ¡un fantasma! No creemos en el Dios vivo y cerca-no, real y omnipotente,

pero nos afirmamos en creer en fantasmas, visiones, tarots, espiritis-tas...Creer en Dios es más racional, más serio y consecuente que creer en hechizos y videntes.

Décimonovena Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario

Introducción a la Liturgia del Dia— Agosto es un mes muy mariano, casi tanto como Mayo u Octubre. La fiesta de la Asunción de Nstra.Sra. es central y alrededor de ella, o coincidiendo con el mismo día, hay innumerables advocaciones marianas populares que sirven de motive de verbenas, romerías y peregrinaciones de verano. En el fondo de la fiesta de la Asunción está el misterio central del cristianismo: la convicción del triunfo de Crsito sobre el mal y la muerte y la esperanza de nuestra propia resurrección. Así que los bailes, verbenas y fiestas callejeras son el realidad fiestas pascuales. No se ocurre celebrar la Virgen de Guadalupe en Agosto, y sin embargo, es asombroso el parecido de la descripción de la visión de San Juan en el Apocalipsis de “una mujer vestida de sol, y con la luna bajo sus pies; sobre la cabeza una corona de doce estrellas,” que se lee en la fiesta de la Asunción, con la imagen de Nstra.Sra. de Guadalupe. Se trata de una mujer embarazada cuyo fruto aguarda el maligno...y de ahí se pasa a la visión de una tierra nueva y un cielo nuevo. Es triunfo anunciado y a la vez desafío a la misión de los cristianos en el mundo: dar a luz un mundo mejor a pesar de las amenazas de muerte que nos rodean.

Oremos Señor Jesus, que conoces nuestros miedos

y nuestra poca fe, ayudanos a superar el viento que nos atemoriza y a reconocer

tu divina grandeza y tu humana cercanía. Amen

LECTURAS: 1 Reyes 9a.11-13 Salmo 84

Romanos 9:1-5 Mateo 14:22-33

“Senor, si eres tu, manda que yo vaya a ti caminando sobre el agua.”

El Evangelio para la Misa de hoy nos invita a lanzarnos

hacia el futuro confiando en la protección del Señor.

Jesus invitó a Pedro a caminar hacia Él sobre el agua. Así

sucede muchas veces en nuestra vida y ahora en la vida

de nuestra parroquia. El Señor nos invita a caminar hacia

delante, confiando en Su ayuda. De hecho, se puede

pronosticar que el Señor nos invitará constantemente a

caminar hacia el futuro, sin saber lo que nos espera, solo

con el conocimiento que Él nos guiará.

Pedro, sin embargo, dudó, y por eso comenzó a

hundirse en el agua. Nuestra fe, como la de Pedro,

también flaquea a veces, y sentimos la necesidad de

gritar: “¡Sálvame, Senor!” Y el Senor extiende la mano

para levantarnos de nuevo, y nos ofrece renovada

fortaleza y confianza para continuar la peregrinación

hacia la casa de nuestro Padre celestial.

Mientras esperamos la fiesta de la Asunción el próximo

sabado, acude a mi mente uno de los hermosos títulus de

Maria de un antiguo cántico litúrgico. Maria es invocada

como “la Estrella del Mar.” Cuando entra la duda en

nuestra vida, y nos sentimos tentados por la nube del

desaliento, acudamos a la estrella, la Madre de Dios. Ella

pide por nosotros, y nos recuerda que su Hijo está siem-

pre con nosotros hasta el fin del mundo. Padre Francisco

Heroes de la fe—11 de Agosto Santa Clara. Nacida en 1193 en

Asís, Italia, Santa Clara, inspirada por la visión de Francisco de Asís,

fundó con otras jovenes la Congregación de las Franciscanas, cono-

cidas luego como Clarisas. En una oportunidad Santa Clara salvó a la

ciudad de Asís de ser saqueada por los Sarracenos, mostrándoles a

los sitiadores una Custodia con la hostia consagrada; de ahí que se la

representa con una Custodia en las manos. Murió el 11 de Agosto de

1253. El papa Alejandro IV en 1255, a sólo dos años de su muerte, la

proclamó santa.

14 de Agosto San Maximiliano Maria Kolbe. Nació en Polonia, de

padres muy pobres. Ingresó en la orden franciscana y fue ordenado

sacerdote. Publicó una valiente revista, que llegó a tener un tiraje de

millones de ejemplares. El 17 de febrero de 1941 la policía nazi con-

dujo al P.Kolbe al campo de concentración de Auschwitz. Un día es-

capó u preso y los nazis quisieron hacer un escarmiento. El P.Kolbe

ofreció su vida por la de un compatriota. Murió en un calabozo,

alabando al Señor entre cánticos y consumido por el hambre

(1894-1941)


August 9, 2020 NINTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Hi�Friends, In�getting�ready�for�this�email�I�looked�over�at�a�little� calendar�I�have�next�to�my�computer.�While�it�has�the�typical�holidays�on�it,�it�also�has�a�bunch�of�Feast�Days�and�Holy�Days�of�Obligation.�As�I�was�looking�through�the�saints�who�celebrate�their�feast�days�over�the�next�few�weeks,�I�noticed�that�three�founders�of�the�major�religious�orders�were�on�the�calendar.�July�31�was�the�feast�day�of�St.�Ignatius,�founder�of�the�Jesuits.�This�Saturday,�August�8,�we�celebrate�the�feast�of�St.�Dominic,�founder�of�the�Dominicans.�And�(ok,�so�this�might�be�a�few�months�away),�on�October�4,�we�celebrate�St.�Francis,�founder�of�the�Franciscans.�Though�they�lived�during�different�times�and�places,�their�stories�are�familiar. St.�Ignatius�dreamed�of�fame�and�glory�that�came�from�being�a�knight.�He�went�off�to�battle,�where�he�was�injured.�He�had�to�do�something�while�recuperating,�and�started�reading�about�the�life�of�Christ�and�the�saints.�He�went�on�pilgrimages,�and�soon�started�to�devote�his�life�to�God.�Soon�he�combined�his�love�of�military�structure�and�his�love�for�Christ�as�he�founded�the�Society�of�Jesus,�more�commonly�known�today�as�the�Jesuits.�To�be�a�solider�for�Christ,�Ignatius�believed�one�must�be�regimented�in�their�spiritual�practices�and�educated.�Part�of�the� formation�of�the�Jesuits�is�practicing�the�Spiritual�Exercises,�a�collection�of�prayers,�reflections,�and�meditations�designed�to�help�one�discern�God's�calling�in�their�lives. One�of�Ignatius'�role�models�was�St.�Francis�of�Assisi,�who,�a�few� hundred�years�before,�had�also�dreamed�of�being�a�knight.�But�during�a�battle,�he�was�captured.�Francis�wasn't�a�very�good�knight.�He�actually�felt�like�he�wasn't�a�very�good�anything.�He�didn't�want�to�be�a�merchant�like�his�father.�He�failed�at�his�dream�of�being�a�knight.�He�didn't�know�what�to�do.�In�despair,�he�went�to�a�small�church�and�asked�God�to�tell�him�what�he�ought�to�do�Francis�heard�a�voice�say,�"Go�rebuild�my�Church�for�which�you�see�is�falling�down."�Francis�took�that�literally�and�started�to�physically�build�up�the�church�building.�He�begged�for�supplies�and�when�he�didn't�have�any,�stole�his�father's�inventory�of�cloth�and�sold�it.�Soon�he�began�talking�to�other�people�about�the�life�of�Christ�and�found�his�joy�in�living�the�Gospel. Around�the�same�time�as�St.�Francis,�St.�Dominic�was�experiencing�something�very�similar.�As�a�young�man�from�a�wealthy�family,�Dominic�would�often�sell�his�possessions�of�rich�clothes�and�expensive�books�to�give�the�money�to�the�poor�people�he�saw�in�the�streets,�feeling�like�he�had�no�right�to�them�if�the�poor�had�nothing.�As�a�young�religious,� Dominic�saw�that�there�was�a�need�for�a�new�way�of�addressing�the�spiritual�needs�of�people�in�the�growing�cities.�Dominic's�new�order,�the�Order�of�Preachers,�were�formed�to�continue�the�need�for�well�educated�faith�and�education�formation,�but�was�flexible�enough�to�meet�the�needs�of�the�people.�Dominicans�were�trained�to�preach�in�the�language�of�the�people�and�to�engage.

Monday, Aug. 10th - Tuesday, Aug. 11th - Wednesday, Aug. 12th - Thursday, Aug. 13th - 8:30am SVdP�mtg�-�plc 10:00-11:30am Food�Pantry-plc�� Friday, Aug. 14th - 7:00-9:00pm Spanish�Prayer�-�c Saturday, Aug. 15th- 9:00am Assumption Mass Sunday, Aug. 16th -�

Parish Ministry Center 216�S.�Nichols�Street Lowell,�Indiana��46356

Phone:��(219)�696-7307��Fax:��(219)�696-3525 www.stedlowell.com

Pastor

Rev.�Richard�Holy [email protected]

Rev.�Frank�Torres Spanish speaking Mass

Deacons

William�Hathaway Roberto�Mendoza

Secretary

Wendy�Fallon [email protected]

Saturday Evening Mass 5:00�p.m.�Saturday

Morning�Mass�9:00�a.m.,�1st�of�the�month�only. Reconciliation�before�&�after�that�Mass.

Sunday Masses 8:00�a.m.,�11:00�a.m.�&�12:30�p.m.�(Spanish Mass) (For Daily Mass Schedule see Page 2 of this bulletin.)

Sacrament of Reconciliation

4:00�to�4:45�p.m.�Saturday,�or�by�appointment. Eucharistic Adoration

First�Friday�at�8:30�a.m.,�Benediction�at�7:00�p.m. Bulletin Deadline

Announcements�must�be�in�writing�and�in�the�office�by�Monday�noon.

Other Items of Interest

Vicky’s Voice

What's�inspiring�about�these�founders,�were�that�they�used�their� experiences�and�talents�to�fully�dedicate�their�lives�in�service�and�love�for�Christ.�Ignatius�was�good�at�creating�structure�and�studying.�Francis�was�good�at�inspiring�others�and�seeing�God�in�all�things.�Dominic�was�good�at�seeing�the�needs�of�the�poor�and�preaching�in�ways�others�could�understand.�With�their�gifts,�they�discerned�how�God�was�calling�them�to�live�and�they�answered�the�call. How�are�you�going�to�answer�the�call�in�your�life? Peace�and�all�goodness, � �Vicky Hathaway

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