Sixth Sunday of Easter
27th of April, 2008
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PARISH ADMINISTRATION:
Rev. Timothy A. Hogan, Pastor
David Tomes, Deacon
William Lincoln, Organist and Director of Music
Melissa Harrell, Office Manager
Maria Oberhausen, Bookkeeper
Sr. Paula Kleine-Kracht, O.S.U.
Executive Director,
Nativity Academy at St. Boniface
Dr. Don Varga, Chair, Parish Council
Web-site:
www.stbonifacechurch.com
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MASSES:
Sunday: 8:30 a.m and 11:00 a.m.
Weekday: Tues. - Friday. at noon
Confessions:
Tuesday: 11:30 a.m. or by appt.
Phone Numbers:
Parish Office (502)584-4279
Office Fax (502)584-8659
Nativity Aca. (502)562-2190
Nativity Fax(502)562-2192
Parish e-mail:
stboniface@insightbb.com
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Mission Statement
St. Boniface is a Roman Catholic Church ministering to the urban Louisville community since 1836. We are a community formed by the word of God, the Sacraments and the tradition of the Church. We strive to be a catalyst for positive change in our neighborhood. St. Boniface is uniquely positioned to serve the needs of the entire community from youth to elders. We put our faith into action through a variety of social outreach programs. In these efforts, we strive to be a refuge for those in need and offer hope to our surrounding community.
Established 1836
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Sixth Sunday of Easter
27th of April, 2008
“Whoever loves me will keep my word, says the Lord, and my Father will love him and we will come to him.”
John 14:23
Love is revealed in action. Disciples love Jesus by keeping his commandments. Jesus loves his disciples by revealing himself to them. The Father shows love by sending the Spirit to dwell with his disciples always. The fruit of love is intimate relationship with Jesus and the Father. Thus, Jesus assures us we are not alone, we are not orphans. We are the beloved of God. - Living Liturgy™, Sixth Sunday of Easter 2008
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Today’s Focus: A Church Growing into Maturity One of the signs of maturing wisdom is the ability to live with and sustain the tension between conflicting truths and so prevent them from overcoming one another. Though it seems to be an endless tug-of-war, it is also one that is fruitful, a worthwhile tension. - Living the Word: Scriptures Reflections for Sundays and Holy Days, Sixth Sunday of Easter 2008.
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| Sunday Mass Intentions | April 27, 2008 | May 4, 2008 |
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| | 6th Sunday of Easter | 7th Sunday of Easter |
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| Sunday 8:30 a.m. | People of the Parish | People of the Parish |
| Sunday 11:00 a.m. | People of the Parish | People of the Parish |
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| Weekday Mass Intentions | | April 28, 2008 | May 5, 2008 |
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| Monday | | NO MASS | NO MASS |
| Tuesday | | NO MASS | Jack Hand |
| Wednesday | | People of the Parish | People of the Parish |
| Thursday | | Daniel M. Brown | Evelyn Schueler |
| Friday | | Michael Murray | People of the Parish |
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Stewardship A Lifetime of Opportunity, Responsibility, Accountability
“…Sanctify Christ as Lord. Always be ready to make a defense to anyone who demands from you an accounting for the hope that is in you.”
I Peter 3:15
Actions speak louder than words. Let your stewardship be your reply. Stewardship involves a change of heart, embodied not just in a single action, nor even a series of actions, but in a way of living.
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Lay Ministers for April 2008
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8:30 A.M. Mass |
11:00 A.M. Mass |
| Lector: | Jeanette Shaughnessy | Libby Blondin |
| Server: | Tony Mingus | Fred Williams |
| Gift Bearers: | Judy & Rich Powell | Mary Beth &
Frank Doheny |
| Eucharistic Ministers: | Angelo Rappa &
Max Mascarich | Maggie Spink,
Mary Jane & Michael Nabicht |
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Question of the Week
What do you believe about the “seen and unseen” as we profess in our Creed?
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Bicentennial Moment
In late April 1918, a national training center for Catholic chaplains was established at Camp Taylor in Louisville. The chaplain training corps began with 22 members from across the United States. At this time, Camp Taylor also became known for the close cooperation and friendly relations among Catholic chaplains and their colleagues who served recruits from other faith traditions.
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Music’s Gilded Age
The Louisville Chorus will present Music’s Gilded Age, a 19th Century Concert Reenactment, today, April 27th at 4:00 p.m. at St. Boniface Church. Special guests: Bellarmine Choral Touring Ensemble, Organist Timothy Baker, YPAS Concert Choir, & Drama Students. Repertoire will include: Vaughan Williams: Serenade to Music; Mozart: Benedictus from Missa in C; Faure: Agnus Dei from Requiem; Beck: A Festival of Psalms; Rutter: A Choral Fanfare; Bach: Sicut Locutus Est; Ticheli: Earth Song; Unruh: Benedictus; Plus Arias and Shakespearean dramatizations. Organist Timothy Baker will perform a French organ piece on the pipe organ during the second half of the concert. Ticket prices are: Adults $18, Senior Adults $15, Students $8.
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Part-time Bookkeeper
Part-time bookkeeper (12 hours/week) position is a small middle school. Knowledge of QuickBooks required. Send resume to: Nativity Academy at St. Boniface, 529 E. Liberty Street, Louisville, KY 40202.
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Director of Development
3 + yrs. exp. & Bachelors Degree desirable. Duties will include: Annual giving & Major Gift Campaigns; building donor relationships (including initial solicitations, ongoing cultivation & upgrading); and developing & soliciting new major donors. Salary based on experience. Competitive benefits package. Apply: Little Sister of the Poor, 15 Audubon Plaza Dr. (502) 636-2300 or email: hrlouisville@littlesistersofthepoor.org
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World Wide Marriage Encounter
Refresh your marriage; do some spring cleaning in your relationship. The next Encounter weekend in Louisville is June 27 – 29 at Flaget Retreat Center. Weekends fill up quickly, so a quick response is encouraged. For more information or to register, contact Jack & Kathy Gotting at 502-895-8997 or email kgott@iglou.com. There are also upcoming weekends in Indianapolis and Owensboro, KY.
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Eucharistic Ministers Needed
Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s HealthCare Downtown Medical Campus located at 200 Abraham Flexner Way has openings for Eucharistic Ministers. If you are a trained Eucharistic Minister and interested in volunteering about an hour each week please call Debbie Stice, Volunteer Coordinator, at 587-4345 Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. to learn about the openings. Volunteers have many benefits including free parking.
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Camp Mount St. Francis
Camp Mount St. Francis – June 3rd – 5th. Any boy in grades 6-8 during the 2007-08 school year is invited. A great camp-out! Camp MSF includes fishing, canoeing, archery, challenging games, great liturgies, and camp fires with their many stories. Cost is only $40. For more information please contact Friar Paul Schloemer at 502-933-4439 or email: franvoc@aol.com (The Benedictine Sisters of Ferdinand, IN offer camps for girls in grades 5-6, June 9-11, and girls in grades 7-8, June 11-13. Contact Sr. Agnes Marie Dauby 812-367-1411, www.thedome.org)
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Reminder to All
There are still openings for the Spring Gennesaret Retreat, June 6 – 8, 2008. The retreat is no cost and is for anyone with a serious chronic illness, for example, heart disease, MLS, cancer, ALS, diabetes, aids, and lupus to name a few. The retreat offers a healing experience of prayerful care and support for those who struggle each day with their limiting illness. For more information or inquiries, please call the Pastoral Care Office at the Maloney Center, phone (502) 636-0296 and ask for Jocelyn Frazier.
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23rd Annual Ramble for the Roses
The 23rd annual “Ramble for the Roses,” a Kentucky Derby Festival event, will be held at 6 p.m. April 29th at Iroquois Park. All proceeds from the event will go to the Holy Rosary Foundation and De Sales and Holy Cross high schools. For information or registration forms, go to www.desaleshighschool.com or www.holycrosshs.com or call (502) 368-6519 or (502) 477-4363.
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St. Xavier Alumni Bass Fishing Tournament
St. Xavier High School alumni’s annual bass fishing tournament will be held May 10th from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Barren River. The cost is $70 per boat. For information and registration, contact the schools Office of Advancement at (502) 637-8485.
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Sunday Collection
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April 20, 2008
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| $ 3,407.00 | Collected during the week |
$ 5,615.00 | Needed Weekly for parish expenses |
| $ 2,208.00 | UNDER this week |
| $ 6,322.00 | UNDER Year to Date |
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"Sharing God's gifts to do God's work"
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Are you visiting us this weekend? We would love to have you join us again!
The St. Boniface community is a small but vibrant community of believers.
We put our faith into action every day of the year through our service in the
the Nativity Academy, as well as aiding those who come to our door.
Liturgy is celebrated every Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 AM & Tuesday - Friday at 12 noon.
Learn more about us at our web-site www.stbonifacechurch.com or call
The church office at 584-4279, or e-mail stboniface@insightbb.com
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Prayer Ministry
To add a name to the prayer list, call or e-mail Melissa Harrell in the office at (502) 584-4279. stboniface@insightbb.com
The list will be changed on the first Sunday of each month, unless otherwise indicated.
Anointing of the Sick
Any parishioner entering the hospital wishing to receive the Anointing of the Sick, please notify Fr. Hogan before admission
Prayers needed please...the following individuals need your daily prayers
| Frank Weber | Wilbert (Bucky) Schueler | Frances Richardson |
| John Amshoff | Karen Gatewood | Susan Rappa |
| Ruth Alexander | Dorothy Schulten | Louise McGilvary |
| Thomas Powell | Mildred Aiken | Pam Miller |
| Fred Roff | Mary June Burns | Anna Powell |
| Paul Aulbach | Babe Mulligan | Vicki Stokes |
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