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Deavron Farmer

Betty Gilles

Robert Gunter

Don Kuhr

Fred Mulfinger

Tegan Rush

Wilma Spaulding

Building & Finance—Cindy Shea

Community Life—Roger Rogge

Faith Formation/Education— Emma Jean Couture

Liturgy—Laura Ackerman

Social Justice & Charity—Marilyn Miller-Hardaway

Youth— Gina Tucker

Chairperson—Tegan Rush

Vice-Chairperson—Gina Tucker

Secretary—Robert Gunter

Treasurer—Mike Wathen

Saint Anthony Catholic Church Evansville

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July 11 @ 3:30 pm - 3:45 pm

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July 11 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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July 11 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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July 12 @ 9:30 am - 10:00 am

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July 12 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am

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Seeds of Transformation Date Posted: July 10, 2020 For Sunday, July 12, 2020 - 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Isaiah 55:10-11 - Romans 8:18-23 - Matthew 13:1-23 OR 13:1-9 - Words can be cheap. We can’t always tell whether people mean what they say until we see them do something about it. There are some people whose word we can trust, but they are very often the exception. For most people, we need to get everything spelled out in writing or in a contract so that we can hold them to it. For most of us, actions are what count, not words. - With God, however, it is different. Because God is truth, His word is trustworthy. Unlike people, God cannot use words to lie or to deceive. God’s words are never empty or meaningless. God means what He... Read More »
Why do we do that? Catholic Life Explained Date Posted: July 8, 2020 Question: Why do Catholics baptize babies? - Answer: For adults who want to be baptized, the celebration only takes place after a long, guided, and thoughtful process through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. This is also true for many Protestant Christians, who are baptized later in life, often after a personal, transforming religious experience. So, it seems fair to ask why our Catholic tradition includes infant baptism. After all, if we make adults who want to become Catholic wait months and even years as they grow in their understanding of Christ and his teachings, why should babies — who “do nothing” — be baptized? - Our custom of infant baptism dates back to the... Read More »
July 12 ~ Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Date Posted: July 8, 2020 CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD BULLETIN - First Community Produce Giveaway for the Season! - Sunday, July 12th, 2019, 3:00pm - 4:00pm at St. Anthony Catholic Church Campus - Seton Harvest will be bringing their produce van full of fresh vegetables to share with our local community. - In addition to free veggies, our neighbors will be able to enjoy music, recipes and a cold drink. - First come, first served until all the produce is gone. Come join us! - Here's your chance to be part of our Community Giveback! - We encourage our parishioners who picked up plants in May to share your vegetables that you have grown. - We hope you can bring your produce on July 12th at 2:00 pm and on future Community... Read More »
July 5, 2020 ~ 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time Date Posted: July 4, 2020 ... Read More »
Gospel Meditation Date Posted: July 4, 2020 July 5, 2020 - 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time - We are all familiar with the refrain, “You have put on Christ. In him you have been baptized. Alleluia, alleluia!” In Baptism, we “put on” Christ. In putting on Christ, we put on all that Christ is and represents: hope, faith, and love. We are no longer bound to the sins and failures of the flesh, that part of us that resists God and relies exclusively on human means. It also means that we are not in debt to our past, complete with its sins, failures, regrets, fears, and unfulfilled dreams. There is always hope. In putting on Christ, we put on God’s vision for the world, for all of His children and for us. We have been given a road map... Read More »

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