JULY 28, 2019 † SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

5901 Olive Branch Road, (317) 859-4673

Greenwood, IN 46143 www.ss-fc.org

Parish & School Offices

Phone (317) 859-4673 FAX (317) 859-4678 ECM (317) 215-2826

5901 Olive Branch Road Greenwood, Indiana 46143

Office Hours Monday - Friday

Parish: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm School: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

website: www.ss-fc.org

WHAT’S COMING UP… Sunday, July 28

· EMHC Training 9:45 am · Back to School Open House

Tuesday, July 30

· EMHC Training 8:00 am

Thursday, August 1 · 1st Day of School · 1:00 pm Early School

Dismissal · Trash Bag Fundraiser

begins

Friday, August 2 · 1st Friday Adoration · 1:00 pm Early School

Dismissal

Wednesday, August 7 · Benediction 3:00 pm · Back to School Night -

parents only

Saturday, August 10 · Bible Timeline Studies

resumes

Check inside this bulletin for more dates and details.

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Saturday, July 27, 2019 8:00 AM † Fr. G James Peck by Janet Peck

5:30 PM Fr. G For the Parish

Sunday, July 28, 2019 7:00 AM † Fr. G Primo Biasi by John & Alice Perry 8:45 AM † Fr. G Dolores Habig by Cindy Roberts 11:30 AM † Fr. R Eugenia Blankman & Doris Miller by John Miller

Monday, July 29, 2019 8:00 AM Fr. G Kim Siegfried by Tina Meyer

Tuesday, July 30, 2019 6:00 PM † Fr. G Paul Denault by Red & Mary Klusas

Wednesday, July 31, 2019 6:30 AM † Fr. G Ignatius Abeleda by Abeleda Family

Thursday, August 1, 2019 10:00 AM † Fr. G (at The Hearth) Nancy Warner by Ann Mader & Jean Waugh

Friday, August 2, 2019 No Mass

Saturday, August 3, 2019 8:00 AM † Fr. G Phyllis Siefker by Bob & Theresa Siefker

5:30 PM Fr. G Mike Shotts by Pauline Shotts & Children

Sunday, August 4, 2019 7:00 AM † Fr. G For the Parish 8:45 AM † Fr. R Norm & Ann Mathieu by Bert & Jackie Bentson 11:30 AM † Fr. G Charlie Thompson by Friends of Charlie

Fr. G= Father Steve Giannini Fr. R = Father Joe Rautenberg

MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS FROM OUR PASTOR

It’s been hot lately! As you know, one of our church air conditioning units went out a few weeks ago, and was repaired. Then this past weekend with the prolonged 90 degree and up weather, our church air conditioning units (3 main units and 2 auxiliary units) could not keep up with the demand.

Our 3 main air conditioners are original to the building—22 years old. They have a “life expectancy” of 15 years. Our hope is to be able to survive the remainder of the Summer, and have fund raising to replace one of the units for next Summer—and proceed with replacing the remaining 2 units in the following 2 years. We are not ready to start collect-ing money for air con-ditioning—we have several steps to take before doing so, but I hope that when asked, you will be ready to contribute so that we can all “keep our cool” next Summer!

Dear Parish Family & Friends,

Peace and all good, Fr. Steve Giannini

PARISH LEADERSHIP STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING

Parish Leaders are invited to attend our Triennial (every three years) Strategic Planning Meeting. This year we will focus on our three strategies of Commu-nication, Stewardship and Evangelization through the lens of Youth Ministry.

Our meeting will be held on Saturday, September 14th from 9:45 am to 12:30 pm in the Hospitality Room. Parish leaders will be contacted by Julie Bi-asi, and asked which members from their ministry areas will be attending. We hope every ministry area will be represented!

SAVE THE DATE!!

PICTORIAL DIRECTORY UPDATE Pictorial Directory is actually coming!

Many of you probably thought the latest Pictorial Directory was a figment of our imaginations, but...we have finally

received a proof of the book. There are some corrections that will need to be made, but

not many.

When can we expect delivery? Anywhere between a month

and three months. Sorry, but we received several different answers so a more precise answer can not be given at

this time.

We THANK YOU for ALL your PATIENCE with the process and will get them to you as

soon as they arrive.

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Regular Collection Weekly Total .......................................... $ 32,991.40 YTD Regular Collection Total …………. $ 96,550.31 Weekly Budget ...................................... $ 24,354.19 YTD Budget ………………………………… $ 97,416.76 Weekly Surplus (Deficit) ...................... $ 8,637.21 YTD Surplus (Deficit) ……………………. $ (866.45)

Mortgage Debt Collection Weekly Total ………….. ........................... $ 14,139.59 YTD Mortgage Debt………... ……………$ 33,956.53 Weekly Budget ...................................... $ 14,881.81 YTD Budget…………………………………… $ 59,527.24 Weekly Surplus (Deficit)………...…………$ (742.22) YTD Surplus (Deficit)…………………….. $ (25,570.71)

Regular and Mortgage Debt Combined Totals YTD Actual ………………………………..… $ 130,506.84 YTD Budget ………………………….……….$ 156,944.00 YTD Surplus (Deficit) ………….………….$ (26,437.16)

*Additional donations are received at the parish by means of memorial gifts, school donations, children’s envelopes and cor-porate matching gifts. Corporations will match funds donated to an educational organization, and several of our parishion-ers have taken advantage of this program. These additional donations will be shown as they are received and are instrumen-tal in allowing all of our ministries to continue to do good works. These gifts are used to help bridge budget deficits and help us achieve a balanced budget.

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE - JULY 21, 2019

TWO GRANTS RECEIVED FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE

We have been blessed this Summer to have received two grants from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. We received $20,000.00 from the Indianapo-lis Deaneries Catholic Education

Assessment. We also received $3,200.00 from the Queen and Divine Mercy Endowment Fund through the Catholic Community Foundation. The Indianapolis Deaneries Catholic Education Assessment grant money will assist us in paying part of the salaries of four of our teachers who will be implementing our parish school Library/Media program. Over the past three years, Mrs. Popp our principal has been developing our library through acquiring new furniture and book collections for our children. We have also designated a classroom specifically for Media Education. The Queen and Divine Mercy Endowment Fund grant money will be used to fund 5 new Nativity sets for our religious education and school classrooms, purchase our FORMED.org parish subscription, and fund our Lenten Taizé Prayer Service to be held on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 from 7 pm to 8 pm. We are grateful to the Office of Catholic Schools and the Catholic Community Foundation for their affirmation and support for the wonderful ministries our parish is providing.

THANK YOU, ARCHDIOCESE!

Miscellaneous Collections* Children & Students Collection ………..$ .00 YTD Children’s Collection ………………...$ .00 School Donations ................................ $ 519.44 YTD School Donations ........................ $ 2,839.49 YTD Corporate Donations .................... $ .00

NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT INSTALLED

A much needed upgrade for our playground has taken place this summer for the entertainment and safety of our children. We are grateful to the follow-ing donors:

Anonymous Donors Facilities and Grounds Committee Parent Faculty Organization (PFO) Parish Workday Volunteers We Are Zoe STRONG Foundation

Thank you all for our playground upgrade for our students and community!

We are all grateful for a grant from the We Are Zoe STRONG Foundation of $5,000 for our Play-ground. This generous donation, in memory of Zoe Martin, is a blessing for the families and children who will now have a safer and more enjoyable play-ground here at Ss. Francis and Clare of Assisi Parish.

Assumption of Mary Thursday, August 15

Anticipation Mass: Wednesday, August 14, 6:30 pm

Holy Day Masses: 6:30 am, 8:15 am, Noon & 6:30 pm

HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION

7/21 Mission Appeal Collection $3,290.11

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Prayer in Time of Family Sickness

Lord, you know our needs even before we ask. You are the source of our strength, hope, comfort, eternal health and peace. May all those who are asking for our prayers be refreshed in you. Amen.

PRAY FOR...

SUMMER PRAYER LIST If you or a loved one would like to be added to the prayer list, contact Joy Burianek, 317-859-4673 ext. 119,

jburianek@ss-fc.org. Please remember in prayer those who are sick and their caregivers.

Rose Anderson, Nicholas Aron, Connie Jablonski Bryant, Ray Buening, Tom Burianek, Connie Cleek, Lonadell Cochran, Diana Burlington, Jerry Dean, Mary Lou Gibson, Carolyn Hamann, Mary Hamilton, Anthony Harper, Lucy Harper, Fern Harrison, Cathleen Humphrey, Carl Jablonski, Patty Loewenkamp, Terry Loewenkamp, Amanda Manning, Joan Matoole, John McCully, Ruth McCully, Diane Murphy, Cathy Palmer, Alice Perry, Kevin Perry, Judy Phillips,

Kaitlyn Ready, Bill Rice, Ruth & Michael Rose, Steve Skarrupa, Michael Smith, Bernie & Polly Spencer, Dennis Sylvester, Greg Turner, Ruby Wheeler.

MILITARY PRAYERS

John Ball, James Copp, Casey Cox, Leighton Gamble, Ron Hambrick, Ben W. LeClerc, Justin Matteson, Daniel P. McCarthy, Jeff Merritt, Ryan Patterson, Dianne Pirog, Joshua Reimer, Christopher Rodman,

James Saylor, Chad Seel, Josh Settles, Matt Skinner, Dillon Sutton, Chuck Wimp, Andrew Zabel.

Prayer for our Military

Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need.

I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.

Remember in your prayers:

Raymond “Ray” Buening Husband of Margaret Buening,

Passed away July 16, 2019.

REST IN PEACE

WOMEN’S CLUB The Saints Francis &

Clare of Assisi Women’s Club has scheduled

their events for the coming months:

· Wednesday, August 14 - Dinner at O’Charlies 6:00 pm. “Free Pie Wednesday”

· Saturday, September 7 - Coffee & Donuts on Adrienne’s Deck 10 am—noon. For more information, contact Adrienne Brown,

batesbrown1@netzero.net

Have you ever thought about joining SSFC adult choir? Well, if you have, now is the time to join us! We need all voices to make our choir sound joyful. · We rehearse every Thursday at 7:00 pm in church,

and the rehearsals usually end around 8:30 pm sometimes 9:00 pm during the Christmas and East-er Seasons.

· We sing every other Sunday, rotating between the 8:45 am and the 11:30 am Masses.

· Join us Thursday evening August 22nd beginning at 7:00 pm in church.

Don’t feel as if you have to have a great voice to join; we need many voices to fill our worship space with great music and yours will fit right in! We also have a lot of fun and fellowship in the process. Please plan on join-ing us for our new season of worshiping the Lord through the ministry of music. If you need further infor-mation please contact Bill Hill at (317) 859-4673 ext 114, or by email at bhill@ss-fc.org. I am looking forward to meeting and singing with you this season.

JOIN OUR ADULT CHOIR

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CARE MINISTRY

Blood Pressure Screenings Resume

Saturday, August 10 Hospitality Room

4:45-5:15pm

Sunday, August 11 Courtesy Room 9:45-11:15am

If you would like to

have your blood pressure checked,

please stop by!

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Tuesday, August 13 6-8 pm

Prayer shawl ministry meets once a month on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. New members are al-

ways welcome, even if you are just a beginner learning to knit or crochet.

If you have questions or are interested in joining, please contact Karen Friewer: kfriewer@yahoo.com or 317-881-3014.

GriefShare - Grief Support Ministry

Whether your bereave-ment experience is recent or not so recent, this is an

opportunity to find comfort with people who understand what you are feeling and to learn valuable information to help you renew your hope

for the future.

Those who have experienced the death of a family member or friend are invited to register for this Bible-centered program which focuses on

topics associated with the death of a loved one. The DVD seminar features nationally respected grief experts and real-life stories of

people, followed by a small group discussion.

GriefShare will be held for 13 weeks, beginning Thursday, August 22. We will meet at 6:30 pm in the Courtesy Room.

For more information, or to register, contact Joy Burianek at jburianek@ss-fc.org or (317) 859-4673.

Brochures are available at the Information Desk in the narthex.

Caregivers Support Group

This is a wonderful 1 ½ hour get-away for those giving care to others (spouses, children, parents, grandchil-dren, friends, etc.). All conversations are confidential. Coffee and breakfast treats are provided.

Saturday, August 3, at 9:00 am in the Courtesy Room.

If you would like to join this group or you have any questions contact Lee McLaughlin at (317)413-7242 or the Care Ministry, (317)859-4673, ext. 119, or jburianek@ss-fc.org.

Senior Exercise for August

Core strength exercises: Thursday, 9:00 am

August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Classes meet in the Hospitality Room. You are welcome to join anytime. If you have any questions

regarding the class, contact Betty Schenk,

(317) 535-8267.

Christian Yoga: Wednesday, 9:00 am August 7, 14, 21, 28

THANK YOU—LENTEN ALMSGIVING / BLESSINGS IN A BACKPACK Thank you very much for your generous donation of $13,000 to help provide hunger-free weekends to children living with food insecurity in your designated area. For one in five children, weekends mean 65 long hours of hunger. Luckily, these kids have people like you looking our for them—heroes who help fight childhood hunger on the weekends. Your gift is critical to Blessings in a Backpack’s work to ensure children receive the nutrition they need to grow, learn, and thrive—to be a kid. Thank you for being a hero of Blessings in a Backpack. You have made a difference. - Brooke M. Wiseman, CEO, Blessings in a Backpack

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FALL FESTIVAL 2019

License #150308

Friday, September 27 and

Saturday, September 28

— Call for Artists — Fall Festival

“Art in the Park“

Artists are needed for Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi’s Fall Festival Art in the

Park.

Throughout the evening of Friday, September 27, 2019, and the afternoon and evening of Saturday, September 28,

2019, the tenth annual Art in the Park will feature local artists displaying and selling their masterpieces while local wines and

desserts are offered.

Artists have the opportunity to partake in this indoor event by submitting an

application and registration fee. For an application or additional information,

please visit the Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi’s website

at http://www.ss-fc.org/ or contact Julie Biasi at jbiasi@ss-fc.org

or 317-859-4673 x 125.

Silent Auction — We need l a r g e s t u r d y b a s k e t s /containers…LOTS of them! Check out your attics or local garage sales! We also are looking for themed items (5-6 for the average basket). Be on the lookout when you are vacationing this summer for a fun non-perishable representation of your summer fun. For example, a taste of New Orleans basket... New England Cooking with cast iron and spices... Texas BBQ or Kansas City BBQ face off... Other popular themes are Disney, sports teams, dress-up, wine… If you have any questions, please contac t Mary McCar thy , m j m c c h e f @ g m a i l . c o m .

Thank you to our 2019 SPONSORS…

GOLD SPONSORS Dr. David Wolf Family Dentistry

Alexander Dentistry

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE PLUS SPONSOR Roncalli High School

Conover Custom Fabrication, Inc. Carpet Country

Vision Masters, Inc. G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home Raymond James Associates

FRIEND OF THE FESTIVAL Evergreen Lawn Care

You can visit our website at www.ss-fc.org/festival to learn more about the Fall Festival.

WHAT DOES OUR FESTIVAL HAVE?

· $15,000 in Raffle Prizes · Live Entertainment · Amusement Rides · Monte Carlo Tent · HUGE Silent Auction · Much, MUCH MORE...

FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES... NEW THIS YEAR!

PLATINUM SPONSOR’S NAME/LOGO GOES ON ALL RAFFLE TICKETS

(must commit by printing date of Aug. 1) Festival Sponsor Opportunities

We would like to express our sincere thanks to all the compa-nies and individuals who have participated as sponsors for our Annual Parish Fall Festival. Our sponsors of the festival are invaluable and their generosity is greatly appreciated. We are looking for your cooperation as an individual or through your business to help sponsor our 13th Annual Fall Festival. Sponsorship brochures are available at the Information Desk in the Narthex or at the front desk of our parish and school office. For more information on being a sponsor, please contact Dan

Ryan, (317)750-3569, dankryan60@gmail.com.

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1. Did you know….In Acts of the Apostles (6:1-6), the apostles established the Order of Deacons—the word deacon derives from the Greek diakonia, meaning “service,” thereby indicating that a dea-con is called like Christ to be a servant. St. Stephen is the patron saint of deacons—he was the first deacon in the Early Church to be martyred. The Order of Deacon has three essential functions: the proclamation of the Gospel, the service of the liturgy, and the administration of charitable

works. Men who are ordained to the permanent diaconate promise to live out the charism of service to God and the people of God through a life of ordained ministry. A permanent deacon is ordained through the Sacrament of Holy Orders, and can be single or married. Permanent deacons, who typically have a family, will often have a career out-side of the church to support themselves and their family. There are several requirements a deacon must meet. Deacons must be at least 35 years old and practicing, baptized members of the Roman Catholic Church. Deacons may baptize, witness the exchange of vows and bless marriages, distribute Holy Communion, impart benediction with the Blessed Sacrament, bring Viaticum to the dying, read Sacred Scripture to the faithful and especially proclaim the Gospel, preach, officiate at funerals and burials, and administer the sacramentals. They should also dedicate them-selves to other charitable works, particularly within the parish community. (Confer the Catechsim, 1569-70, and the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, #29) Please note that unlike a priest, deacons cannot absolve sins in the Sacrament of Penance, offer the Mass or confect the Holy Eucharist, administer the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, or administer the Sacrament of Confirmation. God bless and a big thank you to Deacon Ron Pirau for his ministry at our parish—Ss. Francis and Clare. 2. Did you know….In the Roman Catholic Church, a transitional deacon is a celibate man who has been ordained a deacon and who intends to become a priest. Transitional deacons are usually ordained to the diaconate after they complete their third year at the theological Seminary, and are ordained to priesthood the following year. For liturgical functions, all deacons wear an alb and a stole that crosses the chest from the left shoulder to the waist on the right side. For solemn occasions, they also wear the dalmatic. However, unlike transitional deacons, permanent deacons normally do not wear regular clerical attire such as a Roman Collar. Unlike transitional deacons who are obliged to fulfill the liturgy of the hours daily, permanent deacons in the United States are bound to offer morning and evening prayer only.

VOCATIONS MINISTRY WANTS YOU TO KNOW

FOOD PANTRY HARVEST FOOD PANTRY

Thank you for your

support of our parish

Harvest Food Pantry.

Please consider purchasing some of these items to help re-stock the pantry.

Donations may be left on the carts in the Information Lobby or in the entry-way by the parish and school

offices.

If you are interested in working at the pantry or helping with the sort & stock

events, please contact Charlie Wills at cwills@ss-fc.org.

The Pantry needs:

Baked Beans Beef Ravioli Jello Cups

Harvest Food Pantry is open on: Saturday, Aug. 10, 9 am-Noon

Wednesday, Aug. 14, 10 am-Noon Saturday, Aug. 24, 9 am-Noon

FALL FESTIVAL 2019 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!! If you even “THINK” you would like to volunteer for anything involving gambling at the FESTIVAL (Monte Carlo tent, selling raffle tickets, 50/50…), we need your contact information ASAP. This is a require-ment for our FESTIVAL license and needs to be submitted almost one month before the FESTIVAL. It will not obligate you to work if you change your mind. Please contact Charlie Wills, (317)859-4673, cwills@ss-fc.org..

For more information, email Barb Barger,

SAVE THE DATE!!! Ladies, SAVE THE DATE!!!

Our 5th Annual Purse Bingo is com-ing up on

Wednesday, October 9th. Tickets includes 15 games of bingo

with designer handbag prizes. Wine, beer and food will be available for purchase. There will also be a 50/50 drawing and other raffles. You must be 21 to attend.

Tickets go ON SALE on August 24/25 in the Narthex.

The proceeds from our previous events allowed us to offer a savings of $380 to each participant attending NCYC!. Round up your friends and plan to join us for a

fun evening supporting SSFC Youth Ministry! Be sure to MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!

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SSFC YOUTH MINISTRY It takes a parish… to bring teens to know Christ and

empower them to become intentional disciples!

ADULT CATECHISTS NEEDED FOR YOUTH MINISTRY

Youth Ministry Small Groups are gender and grade specific. Now is the time to make a difference, to share

our faith, to be bold!

Interested in joining our Youth Ministry Team for school year 2019-20? Monica (mrobinson@ss-fc.org) would love to talk with you about our various volunteer oppor-

Celebrate Jesus ss Ceelebbrate Jesusswith 1,000s of your closest friends!s!

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LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE! REGISTER Online before Sept. 10th

before ALL SPOTS ARE GONE!!

https://permission.click/7laal/us

Here are some things our Passionate Pope Francis would like you to consider…

“Dear young people, make the most of these years of your youth. Don’t observe life from a balcony. Don’t confuse happiness with an armchair, or live your life behind a screen. Whatever you do, do not become the sorry sight of an abandoned vehicle! Don’t be parked cars, but dream freely and make good decisions. Take risks, even if it means making mistakes. Don’t go through life anaesthetized or approach the world like tourists. Make a ruckus! Cast out the fears that paralyze you, so that you don’t become young mummies. Live! Give yourselves over to the best of life! Open the door of the cage, go out and fly! Please, don’t take an early retirement.” -Christus Vivit 143

BE PART OF OUR 2019 NCYC DELEGATION!

WE ARE IN NEED OF… Grade 6: 3 ADULT Male Catechists Grade 6: 1 ADULT Female Catechist Grade 7: 2 ADULT Male Catechists

Do you have Fresh Vegetables? Are your squash or tomato plants growing out of control...or any other vegetable for that matter? If you

have excess produce from your gardens, the Harvest Food Pantry would gladly accept your donations in order to distribute them to our neighbors. Produce can be brought to the pantry on the second and fourth

Saturday mornings of the month. If you leave any on the carts in the narthex, please contact Dan Sall, salld6859@gmail.com, so that he can pick them up quickly.

Follow SSFC Youth Ministry on Social Media:

Facebook @Saints Francis & Clare-Youth Ministry Instagram@SSFCYM Twitter@SSFCYouth

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (RE) MINISTRY

RE/YM Registration for 2019/2020 is OPEN! Please check the following link to register for next year’s programs:

https://tinyurl.com/ssfc1920REYM

IMPORTANT NOTE TO PARENTS of INCOMING FIRST GRADERS REGARDING SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION:

If you have a child who will be in second grade next year (2020/2021) and who will prepare for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Communion, please take note. All children who seek Sacramental Preparation are

required to complete our first grade RE program or first grade in our parish school BEFORE enrolling in the sec-ond grade prep program. The first grade curriculum lays the foundation necessary to instruct students about

these Sacraments. Contact Patricia McGill if you have questions or concerns, (317) 859-4673, ext 115; pmcgill@ss-fc.org .

Catechists Needed: There are opportunities to serve our parish children as a Catechist, Co-catechist or Catechist Helper in our upcoming Religious Education programs. We attempt to staff each classroom with three leaders such that coordinating absences and sharing teaching responsibilities is possible. The following ages/grades are in need of additional assistance:

We will provide the materials, training and direction needed to work with our young parishioners in their faith formation. Please contact Coordinator of Religious Education Patricia McGill (pmcgill@ss-fc.org) if you feel God’s call to serve our parish family in this manner.

Grade 1: Co-catechist (2) Grade 2: Co-catechist (2) Grade 4: Co-Catechist (2) Grade 5: Co-catechist, Catechist helper

First Reconciliation and First Communion Preparation for 2019/2020 DEADLINES PENDING!

Please read this carefully if you have an incoming second grader in our School Ministry or Religious Education Program, and you plan for that student to prepare for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Communion this

school year.

We MUST have the following information and/or action from you by August 1: · a Certificate of Baptism from a Catholic parish. If your child was baptized at SSFC we have their record on file. · a Certificate of Baptism from another Christian church in the Trinitarian Formula. Parents will arrange to par-

ticipate in the Rite of Bringing a Baptized Child into the Church by August 1, 2019. · If your child is not yet baptized but parents desire the child to enter into Sacramental Preparation in 2019-20,

the parent should contact our Religious Education office before August 1.

Contact Coordinator of Religious Education, Patricia McGill, ASAP if you need to complete one of these courses of action (pmcgill@ss-fc.org; (317)859-4673, ext 115.

Resurrection Garden Columbarium

A columbarium is a collection of niches designed to house urns containing human re-mains (cremains). Inscribed with each person’s name and date of birth and death, col-umbaria are constructed to serve as permanent structures in our Resurrection Garden behind the church. We currently have two walls (containing 48 Niches per wall) and fifteen Station of the Cross columns (with 16 niches per column.) Would you like a tour? Please contact the parish office at (317) 859-4673.

RESURRECTION GARDEN

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We are currently putting together a list of subs for the 2019-20 school year. If you are interested in being a part of this list (current subs included), please contact

Rebecca Stone, rstone@ss-fc.org

You do not have to have a teaching degree to sub — only a desire to help! Requirements: High School Diploma

and Safe & Sacred Training (online).

After School Counselors If there are any High School students looking for a job,

Saints Francis & Clare of Assisi Catholic School is hiring after school counselors. Our ASC program operates from 3:15-6:00 pm Monday - Friday.

Counselors lead activities, play with students, and supervise homework times! Any high school students or

college students that are interested, please contact Sonny Moore at smoore@ss-fc.org to inquire!

ECM Assistants

The Early Childhood Ministry needs Morn-ing & Afternoon infant, toddler and pre-

school assistants to start August 1st.

If interested, please email Diane Grahn, ECM director, at dgrahn@ss-fc.org for more information.

HELP WANTED

Attention all couples celebrating 50 years of marriage in 2019!

August 25, 2019

The Office of Marriage and Family Life invites all married couples of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis who will celebrate 50 years of marriage in 2019 to the 36th Annual Golden Wedding Jubilee. This joyful celebration will take place on Sunday, August 25, 2019 at 2:00 pm at Ss. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Monsignor William Stumpf, and will be followed by a reception

across the street at the Catholic Center in Assembly Hall. The event is free of charge, but registration is required.

For more information about the event or to register, please visit http://www.archindy.org/marriageandfamily/

ministries-weddingcelebration.html.

Registration deadline is August 19, 2019. If you have questions, please contact Keri Carroll at

kcarroll@archindy.org or (317) 236-1521.

GOLDEN WEDDING JUBILEE

Southside Flag Football League St. Mark Athletic Committee is accepting flag foot-ball registrations for 2019. Boys and girls entering

grades K-2 are eligible to play for their Parish teams and the registration fee is $60.00. Register

online at: https://tshq.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?

tabid=2240807.

The deadline to register is August 16, practices will begin the week of August 19, and the first games are scheduled for August 31. The season ends on October 5. Practices are nor-mally once per week and are

scheduled by the coach-es. Games are held on Satur-day mornings at St. Mark Cath-

olic Church & School.

SPORTS MINISTRY

2019-20 Registration is OPEN

for CYO sports!

Register now for fall sports which will start practicing soon. Open to all parishioners and students of the school. ª Cross Country co-ed 2nd-8th, please

contact daffornma@caitofoods.com for more information

ª Girls Basketball 3rd-8th, please contact Kevin@caplingerco.com for more information

ª High School Volleyball girls and boys team (not Co-ed) 9th-12th, please contact jhill@ss-fc.org for more info

You can also register for sports for the whole year to help us plan teams earlier:

https://www.cyoarchindy.org/Athletics_ParticipantRegistration.aspx

SCHOOL MINISTRY

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SCHOOL MINISTRY

Thank you to the We are Zoe Strong Foundation for its

generous donation to the SSFC

playground!

TRASH BAG ORDER FORM 2019 These trash bags are bigger and stronger than anything

available in stores. They can be used for anything around the house.

Your order will be available for pick-up on September 11. Name_______________________________________

Phone Number _______________________________

____White Bags ____Yellow Bags ____Blue Bags

____Pumpkin Bags $$_________ Due

School/PFO Fundraiser Trash Bags

· (White) 24” x 33” - 15 gal., 65 bags/roll · (Yellow) 32” x 45” - 39 gal., 25 bags /roll · (Blue) 38” x 55” - 55 gal., 16 bags /roll · (Pumpkin) 38” x 55” - 55 gal., 5 bags/pk

Orders taken August 1—August 16 Cost: $10 /roll or pack

Drop off orders with payment in the school office by Friday, August 16.

Make checks payable to:

Ss. Francis & Clare of Assisi School

School is looking forward to welcoming back over 450 students on Thursday! We are also excited for the 65 new children that will be

starting with us in preschool through 8th grade.

12 July 28, 2019 | Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday, July 27, 2019 8:30 am Confessions 8:30 am Pray the Rosary

Sunday, July 28, 2019 Sunday Masses: 7:00 am, 8:45 am & 11:30 am 7:00 am YM Small Group Leadership Training 9:45 am EMHC Training 12:30 pm Back to School Open House

Monday, July 29, 2019 6:30 pm Women’s Welcome Planning Meeting 6:30 pm D.A.D.S. Club 7:00 pm Cantor Rehearsal 7:00 pm RCIA 8:00 pm Men’s Basketball

Tuesday, July 30, 2019 8:00 am EMHC Training 6:30 pm YM-High School Meeting 7:00 pm Men’s Welcome Planning Meeting

Wednesday, July 31, 2019 7:00 am Adoration 9:00 am Senior Christian Yoga Class

Thursday, August 1, 2019 First Day of School 6:00 am YM Brew Crew (offsite) 9:00 am Senior Core Strengthening Exercise Class 7:00 pm Gym Rental—Molina

Friday, August 2, 2019 Early School 1:00 pm dismissal 6:30 pm Adult Volleyball

Saturday, August 3, 2019 8:30 am Confessions 8:30 am Pray the Rosary 9:00 am Caregivers Group Meeting

Sunday, August 3, 2019 Sunday Masses: 7:00 am, 8:45 am & 11:30 am 7:00 am YM Small Group Leadership Training

CALENDAR

Saturday, August 3, 2019 5:30 pm MC/Servers: N. DeSmit, S. Fletcher, R. Wilkerson Lectors: D. Ryan, T. Pohlar Eucharistic Ministers: OPEN, OPEN, S. Hanson, D. Hedge, P. Pohlar,

C. Runion, R. Weber, O. Wilkerson, T. Wilkerson, B. Wininger OPEN

Usher: K. Bood, E. Ebenger, M. Merritt, M. Smith Greeter: E. Hoeping Welcome: T. VanAuken Cantor: S. Jansen

Sunday, August 4, 2019 7:00 am Servers: G. Argiris, C. Crews, H. Rahe Lectors: H. Argiris, A. Bauer Eucharistic Ministers: S. Searles, R. Bauer, M. Dunlap, E. Ketzner,

A. Marsh, J. Purcell, J. Purcell, D. Sall, T. Sall Ushers: J. Gumerson, W. Martoccia, J. Park, OPEN Greeter: OPEN Welcome: T. Sall

Sunday, August 4, 2019 8:45 am MC/Servers: J. Pringle, A. Kelly, J. Kolis, G. Kretsinger, J. Windisch Lectors: D. Pluckebaum, R. Mroczka Eucharistic Ministers: T. Day, C. Browning, A. Cecil, J. Chapman,

L. Durbin, R. Durbin, J. Hazard, J McCollam J. Neumann, M. Pluckebaum, P. Schenk

Ushers: J. Lentz, K. Ross, F. Smith, P. Vercauteren Greeter: G. Quesenberry Welcome: J. Eder Cantor: B. Hill

Sunday, August 4, 2019 11:30 am MC/Servers: B. McGill, W. Altherr, A. Hoover, C. Secrest, S. Shell,

N. Woodburn Lectors: V. Horenkamp, A. Cash Eucharistic Ministers: K. Harper, M. Blankenship, M. Block,

E. Casey, J. Dean, D. Gough, J. Gutzwiller, R. Hawkins, E. Mallers, J. McCullen, J. Wright

Ushers: J. Alfano, OPEN, D. Gick, G. Miscik Greeter: OPEN Welcome: E. Gick Music: P. Karns

Linens: R. Gross

Sun., July 28, 2019 (pg 1142) Gn 18:20-32 Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 6-7, 7-8 Col 2:12-14 Lk 11:1-13

READINGS Sun., August 4, 2019 (pg 1145) Ecc 1:2; 2:21-23 Ps 90: 3-6, 12-13, 14, 17 Col 3:1-5, 9-11 Lk 12:13-21

LITURGY

The deadline for bulletin submissions is noon on

Monday to be included in the following weekend’s

bulletin.

Email to Sue LaRue, Parish Communications

Coordinator, slarue@ss-fc.org.

BULLETIN DEADLINE

Hope for hurting marriages: Is your marriage going through a difficult time? It happens to the best of us. Retrouvaille (pronounced retro-vi with a long i) helps couples through difficult times and provides tools to strengthen and improve your marriage. The weekend (Aug. 9-12) takes place at St. Joseph's Retreat Center in Tipton, Ind., where you will learn important communication tools and examine your lives together in a new and positive way. After the weekend, you will attend six follow-up sessions at Our Lady of Fati-ma Retreat House in Indianapolis. Post-weekend topics focus on specific issues, including conflict management. You can begin again. Learn more and register at www.helpourmarriage.org or call 317-489-6811 for confidential registration information.

MARRIAGE HELP

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Pastor: Rev. Stephen W. Giannini, ext. 111 Email: sgiannini@ss-fc.org

Deacon: Deacon Ron Pirau, ext. 123 Email: rpirau@ss-fc.org Twitter: @DcnRonPirau

Blog: deaconronsramblings.blogspot.com

Emergency Assistance (for utilities): (317)859-4673 ext. 126 Business Manager Charles Wills, ext. 110 Email: cwills@ss-fc.org Parish Secretary Julie Biasi, ext. 127 Email: jbiasi@ss-fc.org Bookkeeper Tom Lauck, ext. 121 Email: tlauck@ss-fc.org Assistant Bookkeeper Diane DeJean, ext. 113 Email: ddejean@ss-fc.org Music Director Bill Hill, ext. 114 Email: bhill@ss-fc.org Pastoral Associate of Care Ministry Joy Burianek, ext. 119 Email: jburianek@ss-fc.org Coordinator of Religious Education Patricia McGill, ext. 115 Email: pmcgill@ss-fc.org Coordinator of Youth Ministry Monica Robinson, ext. 116 Email: mrobinson@ss-fc.org Assistant Coordinator of Youth Ministry Emily Ketzner, ext. 117 Email: eketzner@ss-fc.org

Religious Education & Youth Ministry Assistant Nikki Moore, ext. 128 Email: nmoore@ss-fc.org Facilities Director Dan Meadows, ext. 334 Email: dmeadows@ss-fc.org

Facilities Assistants Joe Aspatore, Email: jaspatore@ss-fc.org Roger Languell, Email: rlanguell@ss-fc.org Parish Communications Coordinator Sue LaRue, ext. 125 Email: slarue@ss-fc.org Parish Counselor Carla Morgan, (317) 650-0851, carlamorganpsych@gmail.com

School School Principal Betty Popp, ext. 131 Email: bpopp@ss-fc.org

School Assistant Principal Rebecca Stone, ext. 140 Email: rstone@ss-fc.org

Director of Early Childhood Ministry (ECM) Diane Grahn, 215-2826, Email: dgrahn@ss-fc.org School Secretary Jan Stilger, ext. 132 Email: jstilger@ss-fc.org ECM Executive Assistant/Secretary Amanda Brewer, ext. 300 Email: abrewer@ss-fc.org

School Counselor Dana Kesler, ext. 112 Email: dkesler@ss-fc.org

School Nurse Jenni Hill, ext. 146 Email: jhill@ss-fc.org Director of Sports Ministry & Technology Coordinator Michael Pawlik, ext. 142 Email: mpawlik@ss-fc.org

Interested in the Catholic Faith? Would you like to know more about the Catholic faith?

Would you like to join? Call our Parish Office, 317-859-4673..

Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays, 8:30-10:00 am, in the Chapel or by appointment. Sacrament of Baptism

Parents who have not yet received pre-baptismal instruction are required to attend a Baptismal Preparation Class. This class is offered on the fourth Monday of the month. Please contact the parish office to register for a class or schedule a baptism.

Godparent Eligibility To become a godparent in Baptism, a person must fulfill the following conditions:

· Not be the parent · Be at least 16 years of age and have received Baptism,

Eucharist, and Confirmation · Be a practicing Catholic and able to receive communion · If married, be in a valid Marriage (meaning, married in the

Catholic Church or have had your marriage blessed by a Catholic priest)

Sacrament of Marriage Couples should contact the priest at least 6 months in advance. Sacrament of Anointing/Ministry to the Sick In an emergency, call the parish at any time. If you or a loved

one is hospitalized, confined to home or residing at a healthcare facility, contact the Parish Office to receive the Eucharist and/or Anointing..

Personal Growth Center Christian-based family & individual counseling. Carla Morgan, Ph.D. (317) 650-0851, www.pathwaycounselingservices.org .

Harvest Food Pantry The Outreach Ministry operates a Food Pantry on the · 2nd and 4th Saturday · 2nd Wednesday · 4th Monday of each month The Pantry offers a bi-monthly alternative solution to Johnson and Morgan County families unable to provide regular, healthy meals to their families. · For emergency help, call (317) 859-4673, ext. 126.

SACRAMENTS & INFORMATION

5901 Olive Branch Road, Greenwood, IN 46143 (317) 859-4673 (office) (317) 859-4678 (FAX)

www.ss-fc.org Office Hours: 7:30 am—3:30 pm

Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME)

Do you have a good marriage? Do you want to make it even better? Why not attend a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and find out how you can make this happen? Future Marriage Encounter Weekends will be at Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House, Indianapolis, from November 1-3, 2019, and from April 24-26, 2020, and at Mount Saint Francis Centre for Spirituality, New Albany, from August 16-18, 2019, and from February 7-9, 2020. Visit www.wwme.org for further information.

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Anthony & Jacque Comella

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Estate Planning & Probate Law

PAUL T. JANSEN, D.D.S.Parishioner

Dentistry for Adults & Children888-6111

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Mark A. Smith

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Brian Matheson Insured & Parishioner Bonded Cell: 317.437.8694 24 Hrs. Servicing

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SALES • SERVICE • REFRIGERATION

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Kim Alexander, D.D.S. Parishioner

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