SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF THE TRINITY
Dear Parish Family,
Thank you to all who participated in the Little Flower Novena, especially those who came for the Solemn Closing on Thursday evening.
Also, thank you to the Ladies’ Club and the Men’s Club for hosting our 90th Anniversary adult dinner-dance, Putting on the Ritz, last Saturday evening, September 26, at the Marian Event Center. Also, thanks to all those who attended. I think everyone who attended enjoyed the evening. Special thanks to all those who helped organize the event: Steve and Amy Clegg, Shawn Keenan, Brad Ringer, Daun and Scott Sidor, and Eileen Walters. Special thanks to Bill Witchger, CEO of Marian, and especially William Witchger, who helped make it possible for us to use this beautiful venue.
Thank you to Jim Burks who has served as chairman of the Finance Commission for many years. Jim recently announced his intention to step down as chairman because travel for work has frequently prevented him from attending both Finance Commission and Parish Council meetings. However, Jim has agreed to continue to serve as a member of the Finance Commission.
Upon the recommendation of the Finance Commission, I have appointed Pat Brake as the new chairman and Chris Mennel as the vice-chairman. Thanks, Pat and Chris, for accepting the chairmanship and vice-chairmanship. As a point of interest, the only consultative body required by Canon Law is the Finance Commission.
The Catholic Church from its earliest days has taught the importance of praying for the dead. The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, “From the beginning the Church has honored the memory of the dead and offered prayers in suffrage for them, above all the eucharistic sacrifice, so that, thus purified, they may attain the beatific vision of God” [CCC #1032].
Over the centuries, the practice developed of requesting Masses for the deceased. At each Mass a priest has a specific intention for that Mass. When someone requests a Mass, the priest makes that intention his own in offering the Mass. Customarily, the person requesting the Mass makes an offering for that Mass. By making the offering, the person is joining himself or herself to the priest’s intention and helps support the priest. In this Archdiocese, the customary offering is $10. You may have a Mass offered by coming into the parish office. If you have questions, please call the parish office.
In times past, Catholics showed their solidarity with the deceased and their families by requesting that Masses be offered for the deceased. Recently, fewer people are requesting Masses for their deceased loved ones, especially as families request contributions to the deceased’s favorite charities or causes, including Little Flower Parish and School, for which we are very grateful.
During the month of November, we will celebrate All Saints Day and All Souls Day. November is the month when the Church remembers the deceased in a special way. I am writing this to remind you that it remains important for us to pray for the dead, especially by having Masses offered for them. Every year, for example, I offer Masses for my mother and father on their birthdays and the anniversaries of their death.
Have a wonderful week.
fr. bob
We extend our sympathy and condolences to Jim and Loretta Miller on the death of their grandson, Matthias Augustine Grimm (infant), son of Paul and Kathleen (Miller) Grimm. Please keep these families in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May God welcome Matthias into his eternal glory.
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FOR THE WEEK OF October 5-11, 2015
|05 |October |Monday |
| |5:30 p.m. |Deceased Members of the Little Flower St. Vincent de |
| | |Paul Conference |
|06 |October |Tuesday |
| |5:30 p.m. |Elizabeth and Anthony Mauer |
|07 |October |Wednesday |
| |5:30 p.m. |Joseph (Bill) Doyle by Ann McCarty |
|08 |October |Thursday |
| |5:30 p.m. |Art Meier |
|09 |October |Friday |
| |8:30 a.m. |Steve Schmidt by B.J. Schmidt |
| |5:30 p.m. |Communion Service |
|10 |October |Saturday |
| | |Vigil of the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time |
| |5:00 p.m. |Dr. Jay Lang |
|11 |October |Sunday-The 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time |
| |8:30 a.m. |Catherine Bowron by the Ladies Club |
| |10:30 a.m. |Charley Withem by Bobbie & Bob Lawless |
| |6:00 p.m. |For the People |
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October 4-11, 2015
|DAY |ROOM |TIME |GROUP |
|Sunday |Church |8:30 a.m. |Children’s Liturgy |
| |Duffey Hall |9:30 a.m. |Coffee and Donuts |
| |School |9:30 a.m. |Religious Education |
| |Church |5:00 p.m. |Youth Choir |
| |Parish Center |7:00 p.m. |Youth Room |
|Monday |Scout Room |6:00 p.m. |Webelos/Bear Scouts |
| |St. Patrick |6:00 p.m. |SVDP Dinner |
|Tuesday |St. Patrick |9:30 a.m. |Legion of Mary |
| |St. Therese |2:30 p.m. |Directory Photographs |
| |Church |7:00 p.m. |Choir |
| |St. Patrick |7:00 p.m. |RCIA |
| |John 23rd |7:30 p.m. |Athletic Commission Meeting|
|Wednesday |St. Patrick |9:30 a.m. |Bible Study |
| |St. Therese & St. |2:30 p.m. |Directory Photographs |
| |Patrick | | |
| |Duffey Hall |3:00 p.m. |Blood Drive |
| |Holy Family |6:00 p.m. |Chess Practice |
| |Scout Room |6:00 p.m. |Tiger Scouts |
| |St. Jerome |6:00 p.m. |PTO Board Meeting |
| |John 23rd |7:00 p.m. |School Commission |
|Thursday |St. Therese & St. |2:30 p.m. |Directory Photographs |
| |Patrick | | |
| |Holy Family |4:45 p.m. |Girl Scouts #3643 |
| |Scout Room |6:00 p.m. |Wolf Scouts |
| |St. Jerome |6:30 p.m. |Bible Study |
| |St. Patrick |8:00 p.m. |AA |
|Friday |St. Therese & St. |2:30 p.m. |Directory Photographs |
| |Patrick | | |
|Saturday |St. Therese |7:07 a.m. |Men’s Prayer Group |
| |Parking Lot |9:00 a.m. |Men’s Clean-Up Day |
| |St. Therese & St. |10:00 a.m. |Directory Photographs |
| |Patrick | | |
| |Parish Yard |12:00 p.m. |LF Neighborhood Cook-Out |
| |Duffey Hall |7:00 p.m. |Middle School Dance |
| |Blood Pressure Check after all Masses |
|Sunday |Church |8:30 a.m. |Children’s Liturgy |
| |Duffey Hall | |PTO Pancake Breakfast |
| |St. Therese |1:00 p.m. |Franciscan Associates |
The Adventuresome Group will be meeting on Wednesday, October 21, (NOTE: change in date) following the 11 a.m. Mass. This month the 8th grade class will be joining us for Mass and a Halloween celebration! Please call the Parish Center, 357-8352, if you plan on attending.
Please welcome into our Christian community Charlotte Paige, daughter of Nicholas & Erin (Bryant) Uhl, who was baptized on Sunday, September 27, 2015.
STEWARDSHIP OF TIME, TALENT, AND TREASURE YOUR GIFTS TO GOD AND PARISH
Weekly Budget Goal $ 13,500.00
Collection of September 19 and 20 $ 7,017.93
Electronic Contributions 9/14– 9/18 $ 6,726.64
Collection of September 26 and 27 $ 7,665.91
Electronic Contributions 9/21 – 9/25 $ 1,608.00
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 YTD Actual $ 161,323.80
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 YTD Budget $ 175,500.00
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 YTD $ - 14,176.20
Home Improvement Fund
July Contributions $ 2,187.58
August Contributions $ 2,316.33
September Contributions (to date) $ 2,058.58
Please remember our parishioners who are ill, homebound, or in a nursing home in your thoughts and prayers. If you get a chance please send them a card or a note! This week we especially want to remember:
Marcella Bauman, Rosewalk Village
1302 N Lesley Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46219
Scecina’s Fall Open House is right around the corner. Any families interested in Scecina Memorial High School are invited to come to Scecina from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, October 8, to learn more about the school programs, tour the building, and meet the faculty, staff, and students. The Scecina Baking Club will be providing a light meal and snacks so bring the whole family! Pre-register today at openhouse to receive a free t-shirt at check-in!
Sacred Music Concert
The Advanced Choir and Orchestra of Scecina Memorial High School will present their second annual Sacred Music Concert at 7 p.m. Oct. 21 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 5333 E. Washington St. This concert is free and open to the public. The choir and orchestra are directed by Scecina’s Donnie Glowinski.
Your Eastside Catholic Community Cohort (Holy Spirit, Our Lady of Lourdes, and Little Flower) is hosting a workshop for all Liturgical Ministers. Please plan to join us on Saturday, November 14 for a day of reflection. Fr. Godfrey Mullen, OSB will join other speakers to provide insight into the meaning of each ministry. Anyone who serves the Church in the following areas is invited: Eucharistic Ministers, Sacristans, Lectors, Music Ministers, Ushers, Greeters, and Arts & Environment volunteers. Keep checking the bulletin for more information and a registration form.
On Saturday, November 7 we will host the annual Little Flower School All-Class Reunion. Reserve this date and please pass the word to Little Flower School Alumni! Details to follow.
NEW PARISH PICTORIAL DIRECTORY
There is still time to be included! The website is still open for on-line appointments for 10/6 thru 10/10. Please go to and follow the link for sign-ups. You may also call the parish office to schedule over the phone. We still need a few more appointments to meet our goal. Thanks to all who have scheduled!
The Parish Life Commission will be hosting a Halloween Party on Saturday, October 31 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Your help is needed in several ways in order to make the parish Halloween Bash a success. Donations of individually wrapped candy treats are requested. Please leave your donation at the parish center, at school, or in the collection containers that will be available at the church doors beginning next weekend. We are also in need of people to help run the children’s games, pass out candy and so forth. Please contact Peggy Clegg at the Parish Center if you are available to help. Mark your calendars and plan on bringing your children to this fun filled evening.
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(grades 8 thru 12)
YOUTH CHOIR will sing at 6 p.m. Mass on Sunday October 4. Please meet in church at 5 p.m. We are open to all youth in grades 8 thru 12. We recently lost significant members who left for college. We sing at the 6 p.m. Mass on the first and fourth Sunday of each month and practice one Sunday evening per month. STUDENTS, please consider joining us, and PARENTS, please encourage your students to join us!
YOUTH ROOM will be open on Sunday, October 4 following the 6 p.m. Mass until 8:30 p.m. Please plan to stop in for pizza.
Our initial meeting for this year’s Confirmation program was held on September 27. If you missed the meeting and still are interested in preparing for Confirmation, please call Tom at 357-8352 as soon as possible. Confirmation preparation is open to all youth in grades 9 thru 12. Enrollment Forms are due by October 9.
The confirmation team (team only- NOT candidates) will meet in the Parish Center following the 6 p.m. Mass on Sunday, October 11. Any confirmed high school students who are interested in helping on the confirmation team, please call Tom at 357-8352 or email tom@.
The next issue of the parish newsletter, “The Little Flower Garden”, will distributed in mid-November Any news or photos you have to share about Little Flower parishioners, ministries, and activities should be sent to the parish office (or dropped in the offering basket) by Wednesday, October 21. You may also e-mail items to lfparishnews@ or follow the link available on our website.
Indiana Catholic Men’s Conference 2015
MEN of all ages: REGISTER NOW for the Indiana Catholic Men’s Conference, which will be held Saturday, October 31 at the Indiana Convention Center. Join Archbishop Joseph Tobin, Bishop Paul Etienne, and nationally known Catholic speakers Dr. Edward Sri and Randy Hain. Bring your son, father, and/or friend for this wonderful, spirit filled day. For more information or to register, go to or call 317-216-4306 with your questions.
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