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Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 26, 2015
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
1041 North Central Street ■ Knoxville, Tennessee 37917
Most Reverend Richard F. Stika, D.D.
Bishop of Knoxville
865-584-3307
Reverend John R. Dowling
Pastor
865-522-2205
Reverend Doctor John Arthur Orr
MUSIC MINISTRY
Charles Walden, Director, Organist
William Lovelace, Director of Sunday 6PM
Mass Choir
Louise O. Wyman, Parish Composer
Special Schola: Mary Weaver
Associate Pastor
Hispanic Ministry
865-522-2205
Deacon Michael Gouge, 865-966-9504
Deacon Gordon Lowery, 423-312-3185
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday in English
8:00, 10:00, 11:30AM and 6:00PM
Mass in Spanish 7:00PM Saturday
in Latin 1:30PM Sunday
Brigid Johnson, DRE
Ruthenian Rite (Byzantine) 9:30AM Sunday
in the original church, 1031 N Central St.
865-522-1508, [email protected].
Rectory and Mailing Address
111 Hinton Avenue
Knoxville, Tennessee 37917
Phone: 865-522-2205  Fax: 865-525-6051
email: [email protected]
web: holyghostknoxville.org
PARISH OFFICE: Monday-Friday, 8:30 - 4:00PM
Dotti Morris, Parish Secretary
Catherine Cunningham, Business Manager
email: [email protected]
Jan Johnsson, Office Assistant
MASSES MONDAY - FRIDAY
6:30 and 8:00AM
SATURDAY
8:00AM and 7:00PM vigil in Spanish
First Friday - Eucharistic
Exposition, Holy Hour and
Benediction 8:30-9:45AM at Holy
Ghost Church
LITURGY OF THE HOURS MondayFriday: Morning Prayer 6:00AM,
Evening Prayer 5:30PM
ROSARY - Each Saturday
following the 8:00AM Mass for
world peace and an end to
abortion.
CCD - Sunday 9:45AM-11:15AM at
St. Joseph School. Adult Ed on
same Sunday 10:00-11:00AM.
Classes mid-Sept. to May
RCIA - Sunday 7:15PM in the
Church (downstairs) Sessions held
mid-Sept. to May
2CHILD CARE: Use Cry Room at any Sunday
Mass
BAPTISM - Call the Church Office,
522-2205
CONFESSIONS - Saturday 5:00-6:00PM or by
appointment (except Holy Saturday &
Christmas Eve)
MARRIAGE - Contact Church at
least 4 months in advance.
Engaged Encounter required.
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Knoxville, Tennessee
April 26, 2015
Fourth Sunday of Easter
May the souls of all our
beloved faithful departed
through the mercy of God
rest in peace. Amen.
Masses April 25 - May 3, 2015
Sat 4/25 JAO
Sun 4/26 JAO
JRD
JRD
JAO
JRD
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thur
Fri
Sat
JAO
JAO
7:00pm The Hispanic Community
8:00
First Communicants
10:00
†Frank Higgitt by Carole Willard
11:30
†Jeanne Emitt by Ingrid & Hal Emitt Jr.
1:30pm René Pieters
6:00pm People of Holy Ghost
6:30
8:00
†Catharine
6:30
8:00
6:30
8:00
Success of Home Campaign
Wayne Traffas
Victor Andres Felix
Judy Bash by Carolyn Toal
6:30
8:00
†Catharine
6:30
8:00
Michael Lay
Mary Ellen Eron
8:00
7:00
Crystal Maria Juarez Quinceanera
The Hispanic Community
Please phone the Rectory (522-2205), and speak with Dotti
Morris to add names to the following:
Ann Adkins .. Tracy Adkins .. Evelyne Auty .. Joan Bean .. Bob
Boyd .. Marian Braatz .. Erin Brink .. Ruth Burch .. Sahara Burkey ..
Hugo Canada .. Mary Pat Chandler .. Bishop David Choby .. Betty
Collins .. Bob Collins .. Bobby, Joanna & Leon Cook .. Pat
Davenport .. Sydnee Doherty .. Maria Dulin .. Warner Guy .. Sandra
Hatcher .. Frankie Hicks .. Bob Holifield .. Sara Dugan Howell .. Lisa
Hurtt .. Baron E Hyatt II .. Baron E Hyatt III .. Don Fiolkoski ..
Brian Kibble .. Shelba Jean Fritz King ..Gladys Kirchner .. Linda
Knauer .. Jack Kramer .. Nancy Lane .. Lester Lane .. Hazel Inez
Leach .. Carol Lefevre .. Tycen Letsinger .. Patti Loveday .. Roger
Marlow .. Robert Marshed .. Jennifer Masters .. Mary Elizabeth
Matlock .. Marsha Moneymaker .. Ruthie Montgomery .. Victoria
Ostermayr .. Carolyn Payne .. Fran Pelle .. Chris & Kim Petipren ..
Mia Roberts .. Dawn Sands .. Msgr. George Schmidt .. Charles H.
Sharp .. Jane Snidas .. Ann Swanson .. Courtney Toal .. Ingrid
Tillery .. Shirley Todd .. Wayne Traffas .. Gen Vadeboncouer ..
Carrie Vickers .. Christin & Kyle Webb .. Chuck Williams .. Grace
Willard .. Claudia Wilson .. Jim Wright, Sr.
Victoria Anne Ostermayr
Daugherty by Mercer cousins
Victoria Orr
Daugherty by Mercer cousins
“Have no anxiety at all, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with
thanksgiving, make your requests known to God. Then the peace of God
that surpasses all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in
Philippians 4:6,7
Christ Jesus.”
Sun 5/3 JRD
8:00
Juvenile Detention Inmates by friends
JRD 10:00
†Art Boyack Jr by Davenport family
JAO 11:30
†Jeanne Emitt by family
JAO 1:30pm The Confraternity of St Peter
JRD/JAO 6:00pm Confirmandi
†
WE REMEMBER OUR LOVED ONES SERVING AT HOME & OVERSEAS
TSgt Robert Ayala
U.S. Air Force
USA
PFC Nathan Babcock
U.S. Army
USA
2nd Lt. Miranda Bednar
U.S. Army
USA
PO Christopher Corum
U.S. Navy
USA
SA Kegan A Drysdale
U.S. Navy
USA
USA
S Sgt. Francis (Joseph) Dunn Jr. U.S. Marines
Capt. C.B. Hancock
U.S. Air Force
USA
3rd CPO Karl Kolzow
U.S. Navy
Middle East
Spec Joseph Nate Mankel
U.S. Army
Germany
CMSgt Charles A. Morris
U.S. Air Force Middle East
S Sgt Thomas J Morris
U.S. Air Force
Retired
TN National Guard
Dr. Kenneth Nickle
Capt. Kelly Padden
U.S. Air Force
USA
Sgt. Edward Stamey
U.S. Army
USA
3rd CPO Brian Wallace
U.S. Navy
USA
Indicates Deceased
WELCOME VISITORS AND NEW PARISHIONERS
Welcome to Holy Ghost Church. If you are a new parishioner you are
invited to stop by or telephone the Rectory Office to register and let us
know how we may be of service to you. If you have not received weekly
offering envelopes, please call the Church office 522-2205.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
HOLY GHOST CHURCH FISCAL YEAR
July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015
Stewardship figures for weekend of April 11 & 12
Offertory
Parish Building Fund
St. Joseph School Gym/Auditorium
Votive Candles
$9,291.71
3,846.00
895.00
92.60
Have you ever thought about becoming a Catholic or are you an
adult Catholic who has never received the sacrament of
confirmation? Adults who participate in RCIA learn about the
Catholic faith as they continue to grow in their own spiritual life.
Join us on Sunday at 7:15 PM, downstairs. Newcomers are always
welcome. Call Elizabeth Bunker, 584-2513 or Dianne Levesque, 687
-1267 for more information.
Offertory to date since July 1, 2014 - $358,321.21 - Thank you!
We budget $12,500 per week for offertory giving.
Deficit since July 1 $136,270.83
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PRIEST’S COLUMN
M
y dear Parishioners,
Peace! There are fourteen (14) "In Brief" articles in the Catechism of the Catholic Church addressing
the Seventh Commandment of the Decalogue, ‘You shall not steal.’ The following is a reflection on CCC
2455.
Mother Church, when considering the Seventh Commandment, ‘You shall not steal’ considers all sorts of things,
not just simple theft or robbery. What should and should not be bought or sold also falls under this Commandment
of God. Among that which should not be bought or sold is the human being as if some mere piece of chattel, no
better than any beast of burden. The buying and selling of human beings, as if merchandise, is forbidden by this
Commandment. The involuntary servitude which is slavery, is contrary to human dignity.
The Hebrew word ebed and the Greek word soma translate as a servant, bondage, bondman, slave. Scripture relates how Saint
Paul was aware that slaves are not mere property which can be treated poorly, told masters to treat their slaves both justly and with
kindness (cf. Ephesians 6:9; Colossians 4:1). That Saint Paul teaches slaves to obey their masters (cf. Romans 13:1-7) is not so much
an endorsement of slavery as it is an acknowledgment of the fallen state of the world.
Saints Gregory of Nyssa (330-395) in his Fourth Homily on Ecclesiastes and Saint John Chrysostom (347-407) in his Homily on
Philmon, Homily on 1 Timothy 17.2, and Homily on John 28.2 both strongly denounced slavery. Pope Eugene IV, in his Papal Bull
Sicut Dudum (1435) condemned the enslavement of the peoples in the new colonized Canary Islands, even as it rebuked those
engaged in any slave trade. The Dominican Bishop Bartolome de Las Casas (1484-1566) defended the indigenous peoples of Latin
America from slavery in his day. Pope Paul III in his Papal Bull Sublimis Deus likewise prohibited the enslavement of the recently
baptized in 1537, even imposing a latae sententiae excommunication upon those who would enslave the natives or steal their
possessions in the document Pastorale Officium. Pope Benedict XIV in his Papal Bull Immensa Pastorum Principis forbade the
enslavement of indigenous peoples of the Americas and other countries on 22 December, 1741. Pope Gregory XVI, for his part, in the
Papal Bull In Supremo of 1839 made his own the earlier condemnation of the enslavement of Indians or blacks or any other such
person, forbidding clerics and laity alike from any presumption to defend such a terrible mercantile practice. The religious community
knows as the Mercedarians were formed in the year 1219 for the purpose of ransoming Christians who were reduced to slavery upon
being held captive and imprisoned by the Moorish Saracen followers of Mohamed,. All of this happened in the centuries before
Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation on 1 January, 1863. In our own day, the Pastoral Constitution of the Church in the Modern
World - Gaudium et spes, 27, 29 also condemns slavery as an infamous practice which dishonors the Creator.
God bless you!
Father John Arthur Orr
“You have heard of the
stewardship of God’s grace that was given to me for your benefit.”
A Christ is risen! Indeed, He is risen. If you’re thinking this greeting comes a little late, since Easter Sunday was April 5 think
again. As Catholic Christians, we celebrate the Easter season for seven weeks, until the fires of Pentecost once again inflame our
hearts at the end of May. Indeed, how could we not continue to celebrate this event that has changed everything for us? It’s easy to slip
into a cultural way of thinking about our great feasts. Many people have the Christmas tree taken down at the end of New Year’s Day,
rather than waiting for Epiphany. Likewise, most of us have long ago put the Easter decorations away. But the Christian steward is
aware of the beauty and meaning of the seasons in the liturgical calendar.
The Easter season remains a special time for recommitment to the Lord. One word for this period is “mystagogia,” and those who
were newly baptized at the Great Easter Vigil are especially familiar with this term. It literally means that we delve more deeply into
the mystery of our faith. But exploring this mystery is not just an endeavor for new Christians. As we prepare for Pentecost, we
prayerfully examine what the Resurrection means in our own lives. For Christian stewards, it’s a time to reevaluate how faith in the
Risen Lord informs every aspect of our lives – how we labor, how we play, the way we pray, how we allocate our resources, where we
spend our time, how we love, how we extend our compassion to others. If Christ is truly risen – an astounding and life-altering belief –
then this Easter time brings immense joy and a continuing desire to know the Risen Lord. The Scripture readings of the season are
especially helpful. We hear once again the stories of the appearances of Jesus to his friends; how often they failed, initially, to
recognize him in his glory.
The Acts of the Apostles tell us of the struggles and the excitement of the new community of believers. We spent forty days in the
penitential season of Lent. Now, we are embarked on fifty days of joyous celebration. Let us experience this joy throughout the Easter
season, so that when we celebrate Pentecost on May 24, we may truly find our hearts on fire with the Spirit. -- International Catholic
Stewardship Council
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HOME CAMPAIGN
Last weekend marked the official start of the Home
Campaign at our parish. If you didn’t get a chance to see the
campaign video, you’re encouraged to visit the campaign
website. This week you will be receiving a letter inviting you
to consider participating in the campaign. The letter will
include a specific amount you are being asked to prayerfully
consider. Please review the campaign material, pray about your
response, and continue to spread the positive message about
this important effort! Also, many of you will soon be receiving
a phone call from a campaign volunteer. This fellow
parishioner will be setting an appointment to visit with you to
answer your questions and help you complete your pledge
form. Be sure to say thanks for his/her dedication and
commitment to the Home Campaign. The campaign is focused
on five primary areas: our parish’s needs the Pope Francis
Charitable Trust Fund, Catholic Education Trust Fund, priest
retirement, and our new cathedral. Continue to say the
campaign prayer for Holy Ghost’s success and for your hardworking campaign volunteers who are giving of their time and
hearts. More information is available at
Lighthouse Catholic Media CD’s available on a variety of
topics to help family and friends deepen their faith. Media
displays are located at both north and south confessionals.
Suggested donation $3.
It's spring! The kids in detention will need shorts,
sandals, & all the usual things. And, of course, those
macho guys still wear jeans. You are so kind!
Carolyn Toal [email protected]
Join the summer fun at Knoxville Catholic High School! Summer
camps are open to the community & provide a safe environment to
explore new interests and improve skills. From robotics to football to
cheerleading…KCHS is the place to be this summer. Reserve your
child’s place to today! For more information or to register online, visit
www.knoxvillecatholic.com/news-events/summer-camps/.
Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World,
Gaudium et spes:
www.thehomecampaign.org
503. What two things has God done for His chosen people? (Exodus
3:7; GS, 32) Revealed His mind to them and made a covenant with them
on Sinai
504. How is the communitarian character developed and
consummated? (GS, 32.2) In the work of Jesus Christ
505. In what did the very Word made flesh will to share?
(GS, 32.2) In human fellowship
506. What three examples are given in support of the will of the
Word made flesh to share in human fellowship? (GS, 32.2)
He was present at the wedding of Cana, He visited the house of
Zacchaeus, He ate with publicans and sinners
507. Who has revealed both the love of the Father and the sublime
vocation of man? (GS, 32.2) Jesus Christ
508. In what three ways did Jesus Christ reveal both the love of the
Father and the sublime vocation of man? (GS, 32.2)In terms of the
most common of social realities, By making use of the speech of every
day life, By making use of the imagery of everyday life
509. What did Jesus Christ do concerning the laws of His country?
(GS, 32.2) Jesus obeyed the laws of His country
510. Concerning human ties, especially those of the family, what did
Jesus do? (GS, 32.2) Jesus sanctified human ties
511. What is the source of social structures? (GS, 32.2) Human ties,
especially those of the family
512. What sort of life did Jesus Christ live during His time on Earth
in the Holy Land? (GS, 32.2) Jesus Christ lead the life proper to an
artisan
LADIES OF CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
You can help the Ladies of Charity continue to assist those
in need by supporting their 7th Annual Golf Tourney. Sign
up as a team, individual player, sponsor a hole, or donate a
team or individual prize. May 1, 2015 at Egwani Farms
Golf Course, $125 per player. Includes Mulligans, Four
Person Teams - Select Shot (scramble format), Check-in/
Breakfast at 7:30 am., 8:30 am Shotgun Start, Breakfast,
beverages, pizza, and Team and Individual prizes, Hole in
one prize: Golf Trip to Pebble Beach. Teams, individuals,
and sponsors welcome, For details contact: Joe
Fuhr [email protected] or 865- 693 – 1810
Fellow parishioners: the members of the St.
Vincent DePaul Society are asking for
donations of the following items: Baby
Formula: Similac Advanced, Similac
Sensitive, Similac Soy, Similac Alimentum
and Rice and Oatmeal Cereals. Baskets for your donations
are located at the front and side doors of the church. We
will deliver these items to the Ladies of Charity to help them
in the continuation of their good work. God bless you for
Orr, John Arthur. Pastoral Questions and Answers from the Second Vatican Council.
Charleston, South Carolina: Createspace, 2015.
Altar Servers Needed
Anyone interested in serving Mass at Holy
Ghost, please contact the church office, 5222205. Servers are especially needed at the
6:00pm Masses on Sundays.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
We have two Masses that need greeters. The 10:00 and the 6:00 both
have vacancies. If you can volunteer for twenty minutes before Mass
two months a year contact Linda Bolen at 524-7957. Thank you.
Bus Drivers Needed
Virtus Training - As the pastor of Holy Ghost, I strongly support the
diocese’s Safe Environment practices for our parish. In addition to
those volunteers and employees who must comply, I would like to see
anyone in leadership and/or ministry in this parish also in
compliance, whether or not technically you MUST comply. For a list
of training sessions: www.virtusonline.org
to transport parishioners to and from the
10AM Mass. Must have a valid Tennessee
drivers license. Contact the church office,
522-2205.
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Párroco: Padre John R. Dowling
Vicario: Padre Dr. John Arthur Orr
Misa en español todos los sábados a las 7 pm
Les damos la bienvenida a todos los que nos visitan por
primera vez y los que nos visitan de otras ciudades, condados,
estados y/o países. También a todos aquellos que se ingresan como
nuevos miembros de nuestra Iglesia. Les recordamos que para ser
miembros de la Iglesia deben registrarse como tal. Por favor
comuníquense con algún miembro de la Pastoral de Conjunto para
más informes.
Se les recuerda apagar todo aparato electrónico antes de entrar
a la Iglesia.
PADRES DE FAMILIA: Favor de no dejar que los niños corran
entre los pasillos o las naves durante la misa; no andar sobre las
bancas; no andar solos en el estacionamiento; no dejar que jueguen
con los misales o libros de canto. Los Ujieres regresaran a todo
niño que no vaya acompañado por un adulto si es que quieren
bajar al sótano o al baño. Todo esto se les pide con el propósito de
que la misa sea una experiencia agradable para todos y por la
seguridad de sus hijos.
Si tiene una necesidad específica, una misa de aniversario,
acción de gracias o cualquier otro tipo de necesidad de esta índole,
comuníquese con un miembro de la Pastoral de Conjunto. Ellos le
podrán dar los informes necesarios para su necesidad. Recuerde
que todo tipo de misa requiere notificación anticipada. Gracias.
Grupos:
Caminando hacia la nueva Jerusalén – Este grupo se dedica a la
alabanza y oración de Dios y reúne los domingos de 3:30-5:30 pm.
Para más información llame a José Ramírez 828-448-2389 o
Angelina Pedro 865-237-7487.
Peregrinos del Señor – Este grupo se reúne los miércoles a las 8 pm y los
domingos a las 4 pm a rezar el rosario. Llamar para obtener localidad
actual. Comuníquese con Candelaria 865-388-9505, Benjamín 865-6927167, Tomas 865-643-5988 o Rigoberto 865-255-5137.
Juan XXIII – Este grupo se reúne todos los martes a las 7 pm en el sótano
de la Iglesia.
Clases pre-bautismales:
Segundo y cuarto sábados de enero, abril, julio y octubre. Se imparten
después de misa comenzando a las 8 pm. Se requiere la presencia de los
padres y los padrinos a menos que sean miembros de otra Iglesia Católica
y esta les de la constancia de cumplimiento con las clases. Preguntas se
pueden dirigir a Oswaldo Cárdenas o con un miembro de la Pastoral de
Conjunto.
Actividades mensuales:
Todos los sábados:
Confesiones en español de 6pm -6:45 pm
Bendición de imágenes y/o artículos – después de misa
Primer sábado: Exposición del Santísimo Sacramento – después de misa
Tercer sábado: Reunión de la Pastoral de Conjunto – después de misa
Si le gustaría participar como miembro de la Pastoral de Conjunto, por
favor atienda a la próxima reunión y comuníqueselo a los miembros de la
Pastoral de Conjunto.
Cuarto sábado:
Noche de la comunidad. Este espacio está reservado
para eventos que conciernen a la comunidad hispana y para convivencias.
Si Usted, su grupo o su negocio tienen algún evento que quisieran celebrar
en la Iglesia y quiere invitar a la comunidad, este sería el mejor espacio.
Comuníquese con algún miembro de la Pastoral de Conjunto para más
detalles.
Festival Diocesano de Familias
MARQUE SU CALENDARIO! El Sábado 6 de junio de 2015 acompañe a las
familias de toda la diócesis a celebrar un "Festival de Familias" en la Parroquia
St. John Neumann en Farragut. El festival está basado en el tema del Encuentro
Mundial de las Familias de 2015 "El Amor es Nuestra Misión, La Familia
Plenamente Viva". Venga y comparta esta experiencia de fe con toda la familia.
Habrá talleres, actividades culturales, diversión de día de campo al aire libre y un
conferencista invitado. Nuestro conferencista será el Padre Leo Patlinghug,
fundador y director de Grace Before Meals (Oración antes de las Comidas),
conductor del programa Savoring Our Faith (Saboreando nuestra Fe) en EWTN y
co-conductor del programa de radio Entertaining Truth (Verdad Entretenida) en
la estación Sirius XM. El festival es auspiciado por la Oficina de Prepración y
Enriquecimiento
Matrimonial y la Oficina del Apostolado Hispano.
Pregnancy and Adoption Services, including postabortion counseling available24/7/365 by calling 1-877
-990-4673
Empowering and protecting the poor and vulnerable
through:
Columbus Home Children’s Services
Housing for Special Populations
Outreach to Those in Hardship
Counseling & Education
Information or help, go to www.ccetn.org for services
and contact information in your community.
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RE News
There will be no classes this week at St. Joseph. Please keep all of our
young people making their First Communion in your prayers. They will be
making their First Communion at the 8:00 Mass today! Congratulations to
them and to their families!
Youth Ministry
Youth Ministry group meets on Wednesday April 29 in the parish hall at
IC. We will be taking a “Prayer Walk” down to Market Square so bring $5
for ice cream on the way back! Parents are welcome to join us.
SAVE THE DATE Diocesan Festival of Families
Saturday, June 6, 2015 join families from across the diocese celebrate a Festival
of Families at St. John Neumann parish in Farragut. The festival is sponsored by
the Offices of Marriage Preparation and Enrichment and Hispanic Ministry.
Details or visit http://dioknox.org/ calendar/
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Heart & Sole Fun Run Sunday
May 17, 3 p.m. at Sacred Heart
Cathedral. 5K & 1 Mile Fun
Run/Walk - both events are
walker friendly. Race day
activities: 1:30 pm registration, 3p.m. race start,
Post-race cookout & awards at the Sacred Heart
pavilion. Register at: https://runnerreg.us/
heartandsole. For more information, contact Race
Director Kathy Wolski at [email protected].
SUNDAY
1st Sunday Parish Life Breakfast after all morning & the
1:30 pm Latin Masses
3rd Sunday Parish Life Breakfast after all morning Masses
7:15 p.m. RCIA – (meet after the 6 p.m. Mass) - JPII Room
Call Elizabeth Bunker (584-2513).
Mystagogia Schedule for RCIA – 2nd Sunday– Music Room
MONDAY
7-9:00 p.m. Special Schola Practice
6-9:00 p.m. KOC 645 - 1st & 3rd Mondays
7-9:00 p.m. Opus Dei Women’s Night of Recollection - 2nd Monday
TUESDAY
10:00a.m. Bible Study
call Lorraine McWilliams at 922-2286. JPII Room
6:00 p.m. Parish Pastoral Council - 2nd Tuesday - JP II Room
7-9:00 p.m. Opus Dei Men’s Night of Recollection - 2nd Tuesday
WEDNESDAY
After school Junior Presidium - When school is in session.
6:00 p.m. Legion of Mary (adult group) - Fr. Henkel Hall, JP II Room
7:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal - St. Cecilia Room
THURSDAY
10:00 a.m. Share the Word Scripture Study - Led by
Lorraine McWilliams - JPII Room
7-8:30 p.m. Pope Benedict XVI Schola
7-9:00 p.m. Adult Education - Bible Timeline
FRIDAY
9:00 a.m. Rosary for Life – Held every Friday in front of the Planned
Parenthood Clinic on Cherry St., Knoxville. For
information call Lorie Weeden, 546-7622 or 806-1425
7:00 p.m. Hispanic Bible Study - Oswaldo Cardenas
SATURDAY
8:30 a.m. Rosary for Peace – Following 8 a.m. Mass.
3rd Saturday Hispanic Leadership Meeting (8 p.m. in Church)
4th Saturday Hispanic Community Night (8-9 p.m. in Church)
SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY – MAY 3, 2015
Altar Servers
8:00 a.m. Ben Kreider, Jon Kreider
10:00 a.m. Clare Crowell, Christy Crowell, Robert
Crowell, Richard Crowell
11:30 a.m. Alex Connolly, Luke Connolly
6:00 p.m. Jacob Frederick, Baylee Osbourne
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
8:00 a.m. Julie Raines
10:00 a.m. Anne Alley, Deb Quintois
11:30 a.m. Paul Puleo
6:00 p.m. Deacon
Readers
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
Tom Wolf
Carol Pettit
Bill Sullivan
Amber Davis
Greeters
8:00 a.m. Phyllis Eckstein, Jim Campbell, Brian
O’Hearn
10:00 a.m. Drocella & Jean Mugorewere, Luke &
Isabell Johnson
11:30 a.m. Frances & Jerry Armstrong, Carole Willard
6:00 p.m. Paul Douglass
Officals for Spanish Mass
Readers:
Pastoral de Conjunto:
Baptism Preparation:
Juan XXIII
Isabel Santiago
Jose Luis Santiago
Oswaldo Cardenas
Jose Sandoval
Save the Date: Friday, June 12, 2015! Please join us
for the 29th Annual Shamrock Open Golf
Tournament at Willow Creek Golf Club. There will
be a morning and afternoon flight - register as soon as
possible to save your place. $125 per person, includes
golf shirt, lunch, beverages from the cart, trash, and
goodie bag. Bring cash for "Pot of Gold" and "Take a
Chance". Contact Megan Erpenbach at
[email protected] or (865)560-0509
for more information or to learn about sponsorship
opportunities.
Human Resources Generalist – Catholic Charities of East
Tennessee, Inc. CCETN is seeking a Human Resources
Generalist. The position will report to the Director of Human
Resources for the Diocese of Knoxville. Supports managers
and employees by creating and delivering human resource
programs and services that help CCETN achieve its mission
and objectives. Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or other
related field At least 3 years of Human Resources experience,
Knowledge and application of employment law, Practicing
Catholic who supports the teachings of the Catholic Church .
Additional info and requirements, 865-524-9896 Send resume
and cover letter to Jennifer Mills at [email protected]
Knoxville Frassati Fellowship
Your attention, please. Parishioners, we are in the
preliminary phases of planning the renovations and restoration
of the old Holy Ghost School building next door. In the interest
of making this a Holy Ghost community project, we would like
to invite anyone in this parish who is a licensed General
Contractor in the state of Tennessee and would be interested in
being considered for this project to please call Bob
Montgomery at 865 687-2022 or Norm Zigrossi at 865 4143444 and make arrangements to submit license limits and
qualifications in order to be included in the vetting process.
The deadline for contacting us is May 15, 2015.
A Young Adult Group
Calling all young adults, ages 18 to 35 to join us every
Thursday evening at 7:00 pm for a meeting of spiritual
discussion or reflection followed by fellowship! We meet
at The Chancery (805 S Northshore Rd) in the Monsignor
Mankel Room. Many other events & activities are
planned as well throughout the week. Please check our
Facebook page and feel free to contact Jess Mearns with
any questions - 865-206-6026. "
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