Saint John
the Evangelist Catholic Church
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Mass Times/General Info……………….......(317)
637-3941
Offices/Rectory...............................................(317)
635-2021
FAX..................................................................(317)
635-2014
EMAIL
.............................................office@stjohnsindy.com
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Liturgy of the Hours
Confessions are heard in the Reconciliation Room in the
South Taking place each weekday in the St. Patrick Chapel
Transept (on the right, past the Pulpit). on the
south/right side of the Nave. Anyone
is welcome!
Monday
thru Saturday 11:15 AM – 12:00 PM Evening Prayer (Vespers) Monday
– Friday 5:15pm
Saturday only 4:00
PM – 5:00 PM Morning Prayer (Lauds) is offered only on Holy Days
Confessions are not heard
on Holy Days and National Holidays. at 7:30am.
News of the Week
• We will hold May Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary during the 11:00 Mass on Sunday, May 18.
• On Monday, May 26 (Memorial
Day) our Mass will be at 9:30 AM only. There will be no Confessions, no 12:10 Mass,
and no Evening Prayer that day.
•
Reservations
required: click here for details.
This Week’s Parish Bulletin
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This Week’s Homily by Fr.
This Month’s Parish Calendar
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Indianapolis Colts 2008 Schedule
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traffic.
Parish
Staff and Volunteers
(click underlined names to send
an e-mail to that person)
Fr. Noah Casey [ext. 26] Tom Nichols [ext. 23]
Pastor Director
of Music & Liturgy and
Administrative Assistant
Sally Ann Welch [ext. 24]
Parish Secretary and
Sacristan T.A. Hungate, Martha
Ardis, Ron Wick
Assistant
Sacristans
Linda Semler [ext. 25]
Religious
Education Coordinator
Ed Johnston [ext.
37]
Maintenance [Monday – Friday, 8:30 – 4:00]
Lynette Koffskey [ext. 32] Patrick Lieber
Bookkeeper
/ Financial Officer Custodian [Wednesday & Thursday]
Bridget McClellan [ext. 22] Eileen Ahrens [ext. 52]
Wedding
Coordinator Wedding
Hostess and Office Volunteer
Augustine "Gus" Capasso Ronald
Semler
Volunteer
(Votive Candles & Newsletter) Chair,
Parish Pastoral Council
Dave Cheaney Cathy
Heldman
Office
Volunteer [Thurs. AM] Office
Volunteer [Wed.]
John Sundling Larry
Whitmore
Office Volunteer [Thurs. PM] Office Volunteer [Mon. AM]
Wedding Information and
Scheduling
Weddings of non-parishioners are welcome! At least one person in the couple must be a
baptized Roman Catholic.
Engaged couples who are not
The clergy here at
General Wedding Policy Wedding Music Policy Florist Policy Photography/Video Policy
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To schedule your wedding in our church, please e-mail
(click on her name) or call our Wedding Coordinator:
Mrs. Bridget McClellan (317) 635-2021 x22
Religious Education & Faith
Formation
RCIA (Rite
of Christian Initiation for Adults)
Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM in the Rectory “Blue Room”
Classes for 2008
are under way. To register (youth or
adult) contact Mrs.
Historical Notes about
As the first Catholic parish established in
The diocesan Chancery was housed here until 1968 and
the Metropolitan Tribunal until
1982, when all Archdiocesan offices moved into the original Cathedral High
School building at 14th & Meridian Streets, across from SS. Peter & Paul
Cathedral (which
was built in 1906 as the cathedral of the newly-established Diocese of
Indianapolis).
Diocese of
Vincennes (Indiana) established by Pope
Gregory XVI on May 6, 1834
Rt. Rev.
Simon Guillaume Gabriel Bruté de Rémur, first Bishop of Vincennes (1834-1839)
Rt. Rev. Célestin de la Hailandière, second Bishop of Vincennes (1839-1847)
Rt. Rev. John Stephen Bazin, third Bishop
of Vincennes (1847-1848)
Rt. Rev. Jacques M.
Maurice Landes d’Aussac de
Saint-Palais, fourth
Bishop of Vincennes (1848-1877)
Rt. Rev. Francis Silas Marean Chatard, fifth Bishop of Vincennes (1878-1898)
title changed to Diocese of Indianapolis on March 28, 1898
Rt. Rev.
Francis Silas Marean Chatard, first Bishop of
Most Rev.
Joseph Chartrand,
second Bishop of
Most Rev.
Joseph Elmer Ritter, third Bishop of
elevated to Archdiocese of Indianapolis by Pope Pius XII on October 21, 1944
Most Rev. Joseph
Elmer Ritter, first Archbishop of
Indianapolis (1944-1946)
Most Rev.
Paul C. Schulte, second Archbishop of
Indianapolis (1946-1970)
Most Rev.
George J. Biskup,
third Archbishop of Indianapolis (1970-1979)
Most Rev.
Edward T. O’Meara, STD, fourth Archbishop
of Indianapolis (1979-1992)
Most Rev.
Daniel M. Buechlein, OSB, fifth
Archbishop of Indianapolis (1992-present)
Year of the
Eucharist celebration a grand success!
Click
on the link above to read the article and
to
view photos of the event.
Special Archdiocesan event held on June 12,
2005
was well-attended, despite rainy weather.
His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI
born Joseph Ratzinger on April 16, 1927 in Marktl
am
ordained Priest on June 29, 1951 by Cardinal Faulhaber, in the Cathedral at Freising
appointed Archbishop of Munich
and Freising on March 24, 1977 by Pope Paul VI
elevated to Cardinal on June
27, 1977 by Pope Paul VI
appointed Prefect for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
on November 25, 1981 by Pope John Paul II
elected Dean
of the College of Cardinals,
elected
Supreme Pontiff on April
19, 2005 in
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