The Teaching of Pope Francis Date Posted: October 22, 2020 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 on Wednesday, November 11th at 6:30 pm. Our meeting will be held via Zoom. If interested respond by email to tbogenschutz@evdio.org or complete a brief registration form in our app or website page. A Zoom invite will be sent to... Read More »
Act On Behalf of Our Planet Date Posted: October 22, 2020 The times demandthat we witness a greater love for our planet and concern for future generations. We need to do our part as individuals and families to decrease our carbon footprint and help preserve life on our planet as we know it now. Tri-State Creation Care will be hostingCarbon Neutral Indianaon a Zoom meetingMonday evening, November 9th at 6:30 pm. Daniel Poynter, founder of CEI, will explain their program of helping thewilling to attain a carbon neutral life. There is no cost. A Zoom invite will be sent to you by... Read More »
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October 25 ~ 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Date Posted: October 21, 2020 October-25-Bulletin - All Saints Sweepstakes - Our drawing will be done virtually on Sunday, November 1 at 12:30 pm. We will give away 30 prizes totaling $10,000. Sweepstake tickets are $100.00 each and only 200 will be sold. See Sweepstakes flyer in this bulletin. - We have a few tickets left! - You can download the ticket order form here or drop by the parish office to purchase one of the few tickets left. Thank you for your support! You will be able to view the drawing through our website, Facebook, and the links on our... Read More »
Why do we do that? Catholic Life Explained Date Posted: October 21, 2020 Question: What Happens if Someone Drops a Consecrated Host? - Answer: Despite our best efforts, and this is as true in our liturgical celebrations as in all of life, accidents happen. Occasionally at Mass, a host may be dropped or some of the Precious Blood could even be spilled from the chalice, despite the best efforts of the priests, deacons, and extraordinary ministers of holy Communion assisting at the liturgy. - So, when a host is dropped or the Precious Blood is spilled, we can take guidance from the U.S. Bishops’ statement Norms for the Distribution for Holy Communion Under Both Kinds: - All ministers of Holy Communion should show the greatest reverence for the Most Holy Eucharist... Read More »

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