Mass schedule5:30 PM Saturday (Anticipation)7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:30 AM Sunday

8:15 AM Weekdays:Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday

5:30 PM Weekdays:Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

RosaRy7:45 AM Monday - Saturday4:45 PM Monday - Friday

euchaRistic adoRation24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week

coMMunion seRvice7:30 AM Monday - Saturday

confession2:00 PM Wednesdays10:00 AM Saturdays6:00 PM 2nd Tuesday of Month

lituRgy of the houRs8:00 AM Monday - Saturday5:15 PM Monday - Friday

The Sunday StewardSt. Luke Catholic Church 7575 Holliday Drive East Indianapolis, IN 46260

~ Wa l k i n g W i t h G o d ~

contact us: Phone: 317-259-4373 Fax: 317-254-3210 Web: www. stluke.org

Fr. Noah

Dear Community of St. Luke,

As we observe the July 4th holiday, I thought it would be important to recall a few pertinent passages from THE CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH regarding “The Family and Society”. Our Catholic

teaching supports the freedoms we enjoy in our society, and broadens the scope of our freedom. Let’s pray today in thanks-giving to be American citizens, and to be a presence throughout the world for good, justice and that peace that only Christ can give.

THE CATECHISM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH,

Numbers 2207, 2211 and 2213:

2207 The family is the original cell of social life. It is the natural society in which husband and wife are called to give themselves in love and in the gift of life. Authority, stability, and a life of relationships within the family constitute the foundations for

freedom, security, and fraternity within society. The family is the community in which, from childhood, one can learn moral values, begin to honor God, and make good use of freedom. Family life is an initiation into life in society.

2211The political community has a duty to honor the family, to assist it, and to ensure especially:

the freedom to establish a family, have children, and bring them up in keeping with the family's own moral and religious convictions;the protection of the stability of the marriage bond and the institution of the family; the freedom to profess one's faith, to hand it on, and raise one's chil-dren in it, with the necessary means and institutions; the right to private proper-ty, to free enterprise, to obtain work and housing, and the right to emigrate;in keeping with the country's institu-tions, the right to medical care, assis-tance for the aged, and family benefits;

the protection of security and health, especially with respect to dangers like drugs, pornography, alcoholism, etc.;the freedom to form associations with other families and so to have represen-tation before civil authority.15

2213Human communities are made up of persons. Governing them well is not limited to guarantee-ing rights and fulfilling duties such as honoring contracts. Right rela-tions between employers and employees, between those who govern and

citizens, presuppose a natural good will in keeping with the dignity of hu-man persons concerned for justice and fraternity.

Blessings to you and your family on this patriotic holiday,

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S t e w a rd s h i p . . . A Wa y O f L i fe

Hot Diggity Dog... It’s That Time... Wednesday Family Nights! Have you smelled the hot dogs grilling yet? We have been having a great time thanks to the Scouts and the PTO/School Commission!

We Need Just One MoreCo-Host….As in the past, St. Luke ministries will have the opportunity to co-host a Wednesday night. If your ministry is interested in hosting July 28, please contact Therese Hartley, x248. Thank you to the groups that have already volunteered to host an evening.

June 30 Good Samaritans

July 7 Knights of Columbus

July 14 Welcoming Committee

July 21 Stewardship Comm.

July 28

Please bring a dish to share and join us in the North parking lot at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays. Hot dogs and fixings, fun and fellowship provided.

Prayer

How many of us have, at some point, thought that we would like to find more time for our prayer life, but we are just too busy?

Perhaps, we would do well to ask ourselves the question: Whose time is it, anyway? With an understanding of stewardship, we would realize that it is all God’s time. Time is a gift from God, and only God knows the total amount that we really have left. We have often heard about the three “Ts”--time, talent, and treasure. To be a true steward of time begins with the recognition that all time belongs to God and that our responsibility is to use it faithfully.

If it is God’s time, how can we not spend at least a small sum of it in his presence through prayer? Making time to pray is, first and foremost, a decision of faith. Do you believe that, if you give to God, then God will give you all the time you need? Do you believe that God’s love for you is real? If so, your relationship needs your gift of time just an any other loving relationship does. Time in prayer is about putting yourself in the way of Jesus - the way of love.

It is God’s time. Have faith. Make time to pray!

His Eminence William Cardinal KeelerArchbishop of Baltimore

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Re s t I n Pe a c ePlease pray for the repose of

the soul ofGloria Fink

mother of parishioner Chris Fink.

Yo u t h M i n i s t r yMary Barnstead, Youth Minister

259-4373, x257, mbarnstead@stluke.org

How About King’s Island?

Readings for the Week of July 5, 2010

Monday: Hos 2:16, 17c-18, 21-22/Mt 9:18-26Tuesday: Hos 8:4-7, 11-13/Mt 9:32-38Wednesday: Hos 10:1-3, 7-8, 12/Mt 10:1-7Thursday: Hos 11:1-4, 8e-9/Mt 10:7-15Friday: Hos 14:2-10/Mt 10:16-23Saturday: Is 6:1-8/Mt 10:24-33

Next Sunday: Dt 30:10-14/Col 1:15-20/Lk 10:25-37

Is summer boring and you have nothing to do? Join us at CYO King’s Island Day, July 28. All 7th -12th graders are invited to attend. The bus will leave Christ the King parking lot at 7 am and return about Midnight. Cost is $60. All permission forms are due into the Youth Ministry Office now. Chaperones are invited.

A d o ra t i o n C h a p e l

Watch Out!Watch this space for activities being planned for this next year. If you have any suggestions, contact Mary at the Youth Ministry Office. Enjoy your summer but don’t forget to thank the One who created it.

Our God is with us day and night, to be approached anytime we wish. Just one hour out of every busy week in His presence can change our lives! To schedule your own holy hour in our Adora-tion Chapel, contact Mike & Kathy Hirsch, 875-0878.

Remember the power of prayer. Please call Therese Hartley at x248 if you would like to have our Prayer

Chain pray for your intention.

Pra y e r C h a i n

Thank You VBS Volunteers!Thank you to everyone that helped to plan VBS. especially our com-mittee: Mary Ellen Ball, Karen Overpeck, Yo Grego, Carolyn Molan-der & Janie Richart. Not only were they on the planning committee but they also led the different stations.

Thank you to the adult volunteers who assisted in music and games: Bev Orlando and Laura Gzibovskis. Also, thanks to Allison Stitle who donated our snack on Thursday.

A big thanks to the youth of our parish that worked hard each day: Josie Richey, Sam Hart, Grace Lucchese, Lauren Tillery, Rayna Onate, Sydney Shears, Annie Melbert, Allison Bryant, Sarah McLaughlin, Michaela Busch, Kevin Goldner, Danny Kurzendoerfer, Anastasia Fowler, Brian Ball, Willa Sasso, Camille Urbanski, Annie Skarbeck, Chloe Faul, Jared Faul, Maddie Prittchard, Anna Bettinger, Carlos Alviar, Bray Vanderhoff, and Rachel Galullo.

Also, thank you to our St. Luke maintenance staff of Jack Arnot and George Bing-ham, who made sure everything was set up on time and the doors were unlocked.

Last but not least. Thank you to all our VBS families that took part in our four-day program. May you all have a blessed and safe summer!

Diane Schafer

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SVdP WarehouseVolunteer Day

S c h o o l N o t e s

Saturday, July 10, is the assigned work-day for St. Luke Parish to help the needy at St. Vincent de Paul Distribution

Center. We need your help. Please join us in providing furniture, appli-ances, bedding, clothing and other items at no charge to clients. The workday is 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM, but anytime you can give is appre-ciated.

The Distribution Center is located at 1201 E. Maryland Street. For additional information, call Roger at 257-3088.

Rachel’s Vineyards Retreats

Through Rachel’s Vineyard Retreats, women and men will be immersed in a spiritual experience that lasts an entire weekend. The retreat addresses the deep spiritual wounds

of abortion. Participants experience their sadness and grief in the company of others who share their pain. The retreat focuses on God’s unconditional love and forgiveness in a confidential atmosphere. Memories of abandon-ment, pain and confusion are replaced by reconciliation and peace. The retreat team consists of a priest, therapist(s) and facilitators.The next retreat is July 16-18, 2010. To learn more contact Sister Diane at 317-236-1521 or Bernadette Roy at 317-831-2892. All calls are completely confidential.

Dignity in a Time of Need

The Saint Vincent de Paul Client Choice Food Pantry (3001 E. 30th St.) operates in a customer-choice model like a grocery store, allow-ing customers, after a brief inter-view and consultation, to actually shop for food. This model honors and uplifts the dignity and ethnic diversity of the people they serve, promoting more efficient distribu-tion of their charitable resources and minimizing waste.

Shoppers are assigned a quantity of points that are used for the shopping experience.Volunteers serve a critical func-tion at the Pantry by stocking and organizing food items and by help-ing customers and their families as they shop. When shoppers have made their selections, the food is packaged and prepared for them to take home.

SVdP needs your help! St. Luke

has been assigned next Saturday, July 31, as our workday. Volunteers should contact either Joe Wagner, 841-0053; joedwagner@mw.net or Ken Crook, 257-7705; crook.ken@gmail.com.

St. Luke Catholic School Enrollment Information:

Please contact Steve Weber, our school principal, if you wish

to enroll your child in St. Luke Catholic School

for the 2010-2011 school year. The school office is closed

during July but email and voice mail will be checked. Please

send an email to sweber@stluke.org or call

255-3912, x 223 to learn more about our great school!

D i vo rc e A n d B e y o n dThe Archdiocese will be offering a six week "Divorce and Beyond" Program at the Catholic Center on Mondays from 7-9 pm beginning July 12-Aug 23. This is a peer ministry program offered to help sepa-rated and divorced Catholics through many of the difficult moments of divorce. Registration is $60, which includes materials. Pre-registration is required through the Office of Family Ministries (317) 236-1586.

A n n u l m e n t I n fo r m a t i o nAn Annulment information meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 13, at the Catholic Center to help broaden your awarenees of the annul-ment process. Presenters will be Msgr. Easton, Vicar Judicial of the Metropolitan Tribunal; and Judge Instructors, Ann Tully and Mary Ellen Hauck. For questions, please contact the Office of Family Ministries (317) 236-1586

Father, I belong to you. I place myself anew in your hands and acknowledge you as Master and Lord of my life. Grant me the gift of a forgiving heart and cleanse me of any anger, hostility or revenge. Heal my hurts and wounds and teach me to rely on your love. Grant me wisdom of heart and strengthen me by your grace to move on in faith, in trust and in love. Thank you Lord, for your love in my life.

Amen.

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Did you realize that 26 trees are cut down an-nually just to provide offering envelopes to our parish? We are helping to preserve God's Green Earth, one envelope at a time, by offering Electronic Funds Transfers. Please consid-er sending us your contribution monthly by EFT. The forms are on our website at www.stluke.org.

E l e c t ro n i c Fu n d Tra n s fe r

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A ro u n d Th e To w n

Spaghetti Fundraiser

Gary Varvel, award-winning editorial cartoonist for The India-napolis Star, will address the July Catholic Business Exchange. He will speak on the subject “Drawing Fire: Reactions to an Editorial Cartoonist.”

The event is Friday, July 16, at the North Side Knights of Colum-bus. Mass starts at 6:30 AM and the program will be finished by 8:30am. Cost for the program includes a great breakfast and is $14 in advance for members and $20 for non-members. Registra-tion is required.

To register, pay online and for more information, visit www.catholicbusinessexchange.com.

Catholic Business Exchange

Deadlines:Football - July 15Cross Country and Cheerleading - August 30.

All uniforms should already be turned into the Athletic Department.

St Luke Summer Camps:REGISTER ONLINE NOW!!!!

Coach Mike VanMarter's Basketball Camp; Boys Grades 4-6; July 12, 13, 14; 8:30 AM- Drop off; Camp 9:00 AM - Noon; $50.00

Please visit www.stluke.org, Athletics. Download policy updates and all

necessary forms.

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All you can eat spaghetti fundraiser for IMPD Detective Cameron Brosseau & family. Detective Brosseau has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer and all proceeds will benefit his fam-ily. Friday, July 9, 5:00 - 10:00 PM at Bishop Chatard High School. Cost is $10 per adult, $5 per child [ages 4-17], 3 and under free. Pay at the door. Silent / Live Auction and Raffle items also avail-able. Dinner catered and donated by Sahm's. For more informa-tion, call Jay Wurz at 432-5735.

Solo Seniors is a Catholic-based social and humanitarian organization for single, divorced, separated, and widowed men and women aged fifty and and over. We provide social and recreational, spiritual, charitable and educational programs to benefit our mem-bers and society.

Our next meeting is Wednesday, May 5, 6:30 PM, at the Marian Center, 311 N. New Jersey St., adjacent to St. Mary's Church. The entrance is in the back. For more information, call Vince at 370-1189.

Solo Seniors

Q. Who was the greatest comedian in the Bible?A. Samson. He brought the house down.

Q. What excuse did Adam give to his children as to why he no longer lived in Eden?A. Your mother ate us out of house and home.

Q. Which servant of God was the most flagrant lawbreaker in the Bible?A. Moses. He broke all 10 commandments at once.

Q. Which area of Palestine was especially wealthy?A. The area around Jordan. The banks were always overflowing.

Q. Who is the greatest babysitter mentioned in the Bible?A. David. He rocked Goliath to a very deep sleep.

Q. Which Bible character had no parents?A. Joshua, son of Nun.

Q. Why didn’t they play cards on the Ark? A. Because Noah was standing on the deck.

PS: Did you know it's a sin for a woman to make coffee?Yup, it’s in the Bible. It says “He-brews.”

~Staff Directory~Web Site www.stluke.org

July 6, Tuesday 6:00 PM Stewardship Commission

July 7, Wednesday 2:00 PM Confessions 6:00 PM Hot Dog Night 7:30 PM Christian Social Action

July 9, Friday

July 10, Saturday 9:00 AM Saturday Morning Breakfast 10:00 AM Confessions

July 11, Sunday

July 8, Thursday 5:00 PM Buildings and Grounds 7:30 PM CHRP Men’s Team 3

July 5, Monday

Mass Intentions

Peek At The Week

PARISH OFFICE 317-259-4373Pastor - Rev. Noah Casey, MDiv, MA, DMin Ext. 214 frnoah@stluke.org

Assoc. Pastor - Rev. Joseph NewtonExt. 215 frjoe@stluke.org

Pastoral Assoc. - Shannon SchmidtExt. 218 sschmidt@stluke.org

Director of Music - John Gendvilas Ext. 227 jgendvilas@stluke.org

Director of Religious Ed - Diane Schafer Ext. 256 dschafer@stluke.org

Youth Minister - Mary BarnsteadExt. 257 mbarnstead@stluke.org

Parish Manager - Patrick Jendraszak Ext. 211 patrickj@stluke.org

Secretary - Mary Ann Atkins Ext. 210 matkins@stluke.org

Sr. Bookkeeper - Sue Reynolds Ext. 217 sreynolds@stluke.org

Bookkeeper/Purchasing - Julie Simpkiss Ext. 246 jsimpkiss@stluke.org

Communications - Ronni Miller Ext. 232 rmiller@stluke.org

Administrative Asst. - Therese HartleyExt. 248 thartley@stluke.org

Maintenance - Jack Arnot Ext. 229 jarnot@stluke.org

Co-Athletic Directors - Pat Moran and Diane Anglen, Ext. 234 pmoran@stluke.org, danglen@stluke.org

SCHOOL OFFICE 317-255-3912Principal - Steve Weber Ext. 223 sweber@stluke.org

Assistant Principal - Michele TilleryExt. 226 mtillery@stluke.org

Secretary - Kim Schmitz Ext. 224 kschmitz@stluke.org

5:30 Saturday, July 10Servers: N. Berg, E. Cline, L. Echrich

Lectors: Jean Quinn, Vince ConcannonEMHCs: Team “A” Ellen Jose, Captain

Ushers: Team “A”, Dick Wellman, Captain

7:30 Sunday, July 11Servers: P. Bryant, A. Bryant

Lectors: Roger WardEMHCs: Team “A”, Sandy Miller, Captain

Ushers: Team “A”, Al Capuano, Jr., Captain

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Lectors: Leo Stenz, Bill SpanglerEMHCs: Team “A”, Lil Grzezinski, CaptainUshers: Team “A”, Chuck Traylor, Captain

11:30 Sunday, July 11Servers: S. Snyder, L. Bonham, E. AlspaughLectors: Megan Gettelfinger, Jack Laughner EMHCs: Team “A”, Sr. Sue Jenkins, CaptainUshers: Team “A”, Tony Loudermilk, Captain

Liturgical Teams

If you wish to have a Mass offered for someone, living or deceased, please contact the parish office.

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Binkley’sKitchen & Bar

5902 N. College Ave.722.8888

Mon.-Sat. 11AM - CloseSun. 11AM - 12AM ~ Brunch 11-2

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