- Saturday Confessions in the back of the Church, 3:30-4:30 pm
- Outside of Mass--Please use the disinfectant wipes provided to clean the area you prayed/sat
- Blessing & Welcoming at the 5:00 pm Vigil Mass for those preparing for First Confession and First Holy Communion
- Masks are required -- please wear your mask to attend Mass
- If you are not feeling well, or taking care of someone who is sick, please stay at home
- Sunday Mass will be live streamed at 8:30 am
- Catechetical Sunday -- the theme: "I received from the Lord what I also handed on to you,..." (1 Cor 11:23) Let each of us rededicate ourselves to our mission, by virtue of our Baptism, to share our Faith in our Eucharistic Lord
International Day
of Prayer for Peace
An Interfaith Event
When Monday, September 21, 2020, 6:00pm
Where Canan Commons Park 600 S. Walnut St. Downtown Muncie
Why September 21 is the United Nations-sponsored International Day of Peace.
Each year on 21 September the World Council of Churches calls faith communities to observe the International Day of Prayer for Peace.
What Prayer from various traditions. We will listen, learn and offer our own prayers for peace.
*Social distancing and masks will be required.
Bringing a lawn chair recommended.
St. Mary/pope St. John Paul II Schools
School Golf Outing
sponsored by the Knights of Columbus
Sunday, Oct. 4th
All proceeds will be used for the needs of St. Mary/Pope John Paul II School
Crestview Golf Club
12:30 Registration and Lunch
1:30 Shotgun start
$200 per team
$50 Hole Sponsorships
Ask your family and friends ~ Come and join us ~ Put a team or two together
For more information contact: David Hoover (765) 730-3008
Life Chain, Sunday, October 4th
Join us to pray for sanctity of human life, from conception to natural death
(see next week's bulletin for details)
The Catholic Ministries Appeal (formerly Fruitful Harvest) kick-off date has
been changed to October 10th & 11th for the Muncie Pastorate. In September
you will receive an envelope in the mail from Bishop Doherty with a brochure explaining the many ministries supported by this important appeal, as well as a pledge card and return envelope for mailing. You can make your pledge starting in September.
Bring your completed pledge card to Mass the weekend of October 10th and
11th and place it in the box designated for the pledge. You can also pledge online
directly through the diocese at dol-in.org /cma starting September 1st. If you do not receive a brochure and pledge card, you can pick one up on a table in the
church or at the parish office starting October 1. The Appeal provides the opportunity for each of us within our parish to share in the good works of our diocesan family. By giving to the Catholic Ministries Appeal, you are helping to support programs across our diocese for our retired priests as well as new seminarians, for our youth, Newman Centers, deacons, prison ministry, pregnancy centers and so much more.
Our parish family has been asked to raise $257,223. In order to reach our goal,
please consider a gift that can be paid over the next 16 months.
been changed to October 10th & 11th for the Muncie Pastorate. In September
you will receive an envelope in the mail from Bishop Doherty with a brochure explaining the many ministries supported by this important appeal, as well as a pledge card and return envelope for mailing. You can make your pledge starting in September.
Bring your completed pledge card to Mass the weekend of October 10th and
11th and place it in the box designated for the pledge. You can also pledge online
directly through the diocese at dol-in.org /cma starting September 1st. If you do not receive a brochure and pledge card, you can pick one up on a table in the
church or at the parish office starting October 1. The Appeal provides the opportunity for each of us within our parish to share in the good works of our diocesan family. By giving to the Catholic Ministries Appeal, you are helping to support programs across our diocese for our retired priests as well as new seminarians, for our youth, Newman Centers, deacons, prison ministry, pregnancy centers and so much more.
Our parish family has been asked to raise $257,223. In order to reach our goal,
please consider a gift that can be paid over the next 16 months.
It is important for Catholics to be politically active. Pope Francis has stated that “We (Catholics) need to participate for the common good.” The attached materials are provided to assist in making prayerful and conscientious decisions when it comes to casting a vote in the upcoming elections.
Additional information can be found at: https://www.usccb.org/offices/justice-peace-human-development/forming-consciences-faithful-citizenship
