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Pastoral Staff Pastor - Fr. Tony Bickett [email protected] Deacon- Bob Higbee 270-589-7316 [email protected] Deacon-Dale Depoyster 270-765-8754 [email protected] Office Manager - Missy Hart 270-259-3028 [email protected] Pastoral Associate -T.J. Dennison 270-302-6257 [email protected] Social Media - Paloma Culver [email protected] Religious Education - Kim Smith 270-589-1789 [email protected] Music - Meredythe Lee 270-929-7048 Homebound- Joanne Johnson 270-259-7599 Outreach - Linda Clark 270-287-3776 Altar Society -Dee Dee Johnston 270-723-2740 [email protected] Prayer Chain - Betty Miller 270-259-3303 [email protected]
Masses: June 9-June 14 Monday 7:30 am Prayer/Communion Tuesday 12:05 pm Patty & Jerry Dunnaway Wednesday 7:30 am Sandra Johnston Thursday 12:05 pm †Mary Emma Jarboe Friday 7:30 am †Bob Madura Saturday 4:00 pm †Bonnie Blanton Sunday 7:00 am St. Joseph & St. John Sunday 11:00 am Ness & Nellie Alvey
Confessions I am happy to hear confes-
sions at any time that is convenient for you. Call the office with a time & place and I will meet with you—Fr. Tony Saturday-3:00 pm
St. Joseph Catholic Church 204 North Main Street, Leitchfield, KY 42754 www.stjosephch.org
Office Hours: 8am to 4pm Mon-Fri Office 270-259-3028 Rectory 270-259-3028 Emergencies 270-863-1596
Pastoral Council Barbara Allen Edna Duggins
Jim Cecil Ann Marshall-Secretary
Jerry Clemons-Chair Chris Nelson
Kirk Collard Carolyn Thomason– Vice Chair Billy Dallas Stewardship of Finance May 24 $3164 Outreach $190 Catholic Communication $25 Thank you for your generosity! July 1– April 30 Total Income $ 291,000 Total Expenses $ 280,000
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church 430 St. John Church Rd, Sunfish, KY 42210
Website: www.stjohnch.org St. John Thrift Store 270-597-1038 Pastor Fr. Tony Bickett 270-863-1596
B I R T H D A Y S Marjean Durbin 6/09 Charlene Lonsbery 6/10
Stewardship of Finance May 31 $1812
Thank you for your generosity! July 1– April 30
Total Income $ 45,000 Total Expenses $ 47,000
Pastoral Council Nancy Farmer, Secretary Joe Durbin Barbara Fitzhugh Shelia Durbin James Hughes-Chair Jim Sims-Vice Chair
St. John Prayer List: Shirley Bush, Joe & Joan Chil-
dress, Jack Coop, Judy Dombrowski, Martha Durbin, Catherine Duvall, Doug Farmer, Ken Farris, Laura
Hamilton, Deacon Bob Higbee, Betty Jennings, Joe Lonsbery, Rosemary Kenney, Vickie Ranburger, Kathryn Sowders, Jim Vessels, Chris Wolfe, For our Military & their families
Sophia Award: If you would like to nomi-nate anyone from our parish for this award please contact Fr. Tony
This Week At St. John
Sunday 9:00 am Trinity Sunday
Tuesday 5:00 pm Mass
Sunday 9:00 am Body & Blood of Christ
Sunday Mass: There is No Obligation to attend Mass on Sunday until further notice. If you have any doubt about coming to church you may want to consider coming on Tuesday at 5 pm. We ask that everyone wear a face mask; sit in designat-ed pews and use hand sanitizer upon entering the church.
Ordinary Time: By all accounts we could say that we are not living in ordinary times, how-ever, this is what the Church calls the days fol-lowing Pentecost Sunday. The word ordinary used in this sense means (order, numbering, counting) of days. Today and next Sunday we continue to wear white at Mass for the Feast of the Holy Trinity and the Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi). June 21 will be the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time. The priest and deacon wears green vestments, and the altar cloth is usually green, the color of life and serve as a reminder that we need to be al-ways growing in Faith, Hope and Love.
Welcome: We would like to congratulate Jason Miller (wife Frankie) and Kyliee Dearing who were received into full communion with the Catholic Church last Sunday. They celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Com-munion.
Your Last Will & Testament Please consider leaving a gift to our parish or ceme-
tery from your estate and leave a lasting legacy.
Bored Meeting: After a long, dry sermon, the pas-
tor announced that he wished to meet with the
church board following the close of the service.
The first man to arrive and greet the minister was a
total stranger. “You misunderstood,” the priest
said. “This is a meeting of board members.” “I
know,” said the man, “but if there is anyone here
more bored than I am, I’d like to meet him.”
Mass June 9-14 Tuesday 5:00 pm †Peggy & Sue Sims Sunday 9:00 am †Neiman & Merle Fitzhugh
Mass Intentions: Mass intentions will resume beginning this week. The intentions from previ-ous dates will be placed on available Masses.
St. Joseph Prayer List, Matt Alvey, Margaret Beck-ner, Pat Boone, Jill Bradley, Glenn Braun, Melissa Willis Cilwok, Carlos Clemons, Anna Critchelow, Juanita Drake, Beverly Eck, Steve Fey, Carol Gatto, Joyce Green, Ryan Harris, Linda Handzus, Deacon Bob Higbee, Ken Farris, Jane Johnston, Patricia Lind-sey, Amy Logsdon, Joseph Lyons, Geral Dean Matting-ly, Ashley Mckinney, Bill Meredith, David Pawley, Janette Pierce, Mandy Egan Pierce, Winnett Powell, Wanda Rickling, Steve Robertson, Veronica Robert-son, Aaron Shull, Betty Stone
A N N I V E R S A R Y Jarrod & Michele Mattingly 6/07 Ken & Sharon Smart 6/08 Tinker & Donna Wilson 6/08 John & Lynn Evans 6/09 Chad & Christy Butler 6/13
B I R T H D A Y S Jacob Hart 6/09 Frankie Smith 6/10 Karen Taylor 6/10 Kay Albro 6/11 Roni Mudd 6/11 Mary Beckner 6/12 Ken Hemberger 6/12 Billy Johnston 6/12 Doug Mantooth 6/12 Lucy Kemp 6/13
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This Week at St. Joseph
Sun 7/11 am Trinity Sunday
11:00 am Overflow in Parish Hall
Mass Live Streamed
Mon 7:30 am Prayer/Communion
Tue 12:05 pm Mass
Wed 7:30 pm Mass
Thu 12:05 pm Mass
Fri 7:30 am Mass
Sat 3:00 pm Confession
Sat 4:00 pm Mass
Sun 7/11 am Mass
Feast of the Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi)
Please Note: With social distancing seating in
our church is very limited, about 40 people.
Sunday Mass: There is No Obligation to attend Mass on Sunday until further notice. If you have any doubt about coming to church you may want to consider coming to one of weekday Masses. We ask that everyone wear a face mask; sit in designated pews and use hand sanitizer upon entering church. Weekday Mass: Since we have a very limited space in church for the weekend Masses you may want to consider attending one of these Masses. Tuesday & Thursday 12:05 pm Wednesday & Friday 7:30 am
Most Holy Trinity: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son…” JOHN 3:16. Is your love conditional? Are you generous with your time, skills, money and possessions? God de-sires a personal relationship with us so much that He gave us His Son, unconditionally! Pray for a grateful and generous heart.
Your Last Will & Testament Please consider leaving a gift to our parish or ceme-
tery from your estate and leave a lasting legacy.
Mass Intentions: Mass intentions will resume beginning this week. The intentions from previ-ous dates will be placed on available Masses.
The Trinity: We believe that God is THE Trinity
and that the mystery of the Holy Trinity is the
central mystery of the Christian faith and of Chris-
tian life. We profess our believe in the Holy Trini-
ty whenever we make the sign of the cross. We
believe in only one God, revealed to us in three
divine persons.
Trinity In the Bible: The word Trinity does not
appear anywhere in the Bible, however, we believe
this mystery of God can be found throughout the
Bible.
Father: “One God and Father of all, who is over
all and through all and in all”. - Ephesians
Son: “The Word became flesh and made his dwell-
ing among us, and we saw his glory, the glory as of
the Father’s only Son, full of grace and truth”. -
John 1:14
Holy Spirit: “The Advocate, the Holy Spirit that
the Father will send in my name—he will teach
you everything and remind you of all that I told
you.
Baptism: The clearest example of the Trinity in
the Bible is at the end of Matthew’s Gospel where
Jesus tells his disciples to go and baptize in the
name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy
Spirit.
Sophia Award: If you would like to nomi-nate anyone from our parish for this award please contact Fr. Tony
Another Deacon Saint June 9 is the Feast of Saint Ephrem (306 – June 9, 373) a Deacon and Doctor of the Church. St. Ephrem was a poet, teacher, orator, and defender of the faith.
Holy Trinity: Eternal Trinity...mystery deep as the
sea, You could give me no greater gift than the gift
of Yourself. For You are a fire ever burning and
never consumed, which itself consumes all the
selfish love that fills my being.... St. Catherine of
Siena
Welcome: We would like to congratulate Ken-dra Chino (husband Jeremiah) and her son, Grif-fin who were received into full communion with the Catholic Church last Wednesday. They cele-brated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Communion.
Wood Carvings from the Holy Land: Last year we had samples of woodcarvings for parishion-ers to purchase, however, they will not be able to come to the parish this year. You can pur-chase religious items at stmichaelolive-wood.com.
