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Fr. John Davidson

Emil Altmeyer

Sharon Vogler

Tom Bogenschutz

Machalle Walker

Judy Wittgen

Peggy Epley

Amy Eger

Fr. John Davidson

Emil Altmeyer

Sharon Vogler

Tom Bogenschutz

Machalle Walker

Judy Wittgen

Peggy Epley

Amy Eger

Don Burton

Judy Mills

Tina Schutte

Darlene Steffe

Pastor
812-423-5209
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jdavidson@evdio.org

Deacon
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ealtmeyer@evdio.org

Pastoral Associate / DRE
812-423-5209
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svogler@evdio.org

Director of Ministries
812-423-5209
Ext 104
tbogenschutz@evdio.org

Office Secretary
812-423-5209
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mwalker@evdio.org

Administrative Assistant
812-423-5209
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jwittgen@evdio.org

Media Specialist
812-423-5209
Ext 123
pepley@evdio.org

Financial & Stewardship Coordinator
812-423-5209
Ext 103
aeger@evdio.org

Don Burton

CFL Building Manager
812-423-8110
Judy Mills

Music Coordinator
812-423-5209
Tina Schutte

Praise Music Coordinator
812-423-5209
Darlene Steffe

Wedding Coordinator
812-423-5209

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Living As A Witness Date Posted: October 30, 2020 For Sunday, November 1, 2020 - Solemnity of All Saints - Revelation 7:2-4, 9-14 - 1 John 3:1-3 - Matthew 5:1-12a - When I was in high school, I was profoundly changed by the example of Catholics around me. During that time in my life, even though I had grown up in the faith, I was living a life that reflected anything but the faith. I was living a life centered on this world, but my heart was searching for more. I remember vividly one day sitting down and sensing the emptiness aching in the depths of my heart thinking, “there has to be more than this.” That split second of wondering, opened the door to allowing God back into my life, and that door led me to witnessing faithful Catholics... Read More »
Thanksgiving Day Mass Date Posted: October 29, 2020 Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. All Saints Parish will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 26, 9:00 am at St. Anthony Church. The Parish Office will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November... Read More »
Register for November 16 Community Problems Assembly Date Posted: October 28, 2020 Exciting news! - Registration is now open for CAJE's 2020 Community Problems Assembly. - It will be held virtually, Monday, November 16 at 6:30 pm on Zoom, and willsimultaneouslystreamliveon CAJE's Facebook page.CAJE will create an event on their Facebook page for those who wish to participate on that platform. - Below is the registration link. Once you have registered, you will receive an email with the link to the Community Problems Assembly Zoom meeting. - Everyone is required to register, individually. There is an option to register others. - Individual registration enables CAJE staff to have an accurate attendance count. - Register in advance for this meeting: -... Read More »
November 1 ~ Solemnity of All Saints Date Posted: October 28, 2020 The Teaching of Pope Francis - Pope Francis is having a profound impact on our church, but what is he trying to teach us and why? - In November and December, we will devote four evenings to exploring his teaching.We will survey his encyclicals, "The Joy of the Gospel", "On Care of Our Common Home", and his most recent "Brothers All". - This will be lead by Tom Bogenschutz and will begin onWednesday, November 11th at 6:30 pm. - Our meeting will be held via Zoom. If interested respond by email totbogenschutz@evdio.orgor - complete a brief registration form below: - Register for The Teaching of Pope Francis - A Zoom invite will be sent to... Read More »
Why do we do that? Catholic Life Explained Date Posted: October 28, 2020 Why do some people receive Communion in the hand, while others have it put on the tongue? - And is one better than the other? - Answer: Prior to the liturgical reforms that accompanied the Second Vatican Council, it was the universal practice that Catholics would receive communion “on the tongue,” meaning that the one receiving would allow the priest distributing communion to place the consecrated host on their outstretched tongue. At this time, only the priest celebrant (and, on special occasions, priests assisting at the Mass) was allowed to receive the Precious Blood. - Since 1977 (with the approval of the Holy See) the bishops of the United States have officially approved two... Read More »

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