GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC CHURCH
Monday, January 30, 2017
5:30 p.m. Word and Communion
Tuesday , January 31, 2017 – St. John Bosco
8:00 a.m
Joe Amato +
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
5:30 p.m. Carl and Katherine Tackett +
Thursday, February 2, 2017 –Presentation of the Lord
8:00 a.m.
Word and Communion +
Friday, February 3, 2017 – St. Blaise
12:00 p.m.
Betty Hicks +
Saturday, February 4, 2017
5:00 p.m.
Michael Otten+
Sun. February 5, 2017 Fifth Sunday in Ord. Time
8:30 a.m.
People of the Parish
10:30 a.m.
Searcey Wix +
4:00 p.m.
Mass in Spanish
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JAN 30- FEB. 5
Monday: Heb 11:32-40; Mk 5:1-20
Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4; Mk 5:21-43
Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15;Mk 6:1-6
Thursday: Mal 3:1-4;; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40
Friday: Heb 13:1-8; Mk 6:14-29
Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Mk 6:30-34
Sunday: Is 58:7-10; 1 Cor 2:1-5; Mt 5:13-16
Budget for 2016 -2017: $995,076
Weekly Offertory Needed to Run the Parish $19,136
Debt Balance: $3,859,117
Jan 21/22
Cumulative
Offertory Collection
10,842
401,159
Electronic Transfers – Weekly 1,447
49,603
Electr. Transfers – Monthly
80,976
Total Offertory
12,289
531,738
Offertory Budget
19,136
554,944
Variance Actual vs Budget
-6,847
- 42,342
Reduce, Renew, Reach Out
RRR EFT
Total RRR
2,148
2,148
570,240
84,601
654,841
IN SYMPATHY: Please remember in your prayers
Bonfilio Luna who died this past week. He was the father
of Felipe Luna of Good Shepherd. Also remember,
Dottie Stipes of Richmond who has died. She was the
sister of Peggy Dunagan of Good Shepherd . May God
the Father welcome Bonofilio and Peggy into his
heavenly kingdom and grant peace to their families.
FLOWERS: The flowers in the Sanctuary this weekend
are in memory of Justin Malena. They were donated by
his parents Laura and Walter Malena. Thank you for
remembering Justin with this floral tribute as we give
thanks to God for the gift of life and the promise of the
Ressurection.
JANUARY 29, 2017
PRAY FOR
THOSE SERVING IN OUR MILITARY:
Tom Falconer, Kenny Collins, Mac Priest, Aaron Holder, Chris
Nelson, Travis Clark, Donnie Brewer, Nick Wolford, Travis
Pell, Brian Sheets, David Spahn, R. Aurora Herrera, C.J.
Roberts, Zack Bauer, Brad Keough, Hunter Otten, David
Nesselrode, Becky Schneider, Brandon Price, James White.
KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS: Modesto Perez, Evelyn Howell,
Gwyn Perez, Barbra Hecker, Danny Richards, Mary Peters,
Lloyd Keyser, Mike Franklin, Jim McGurk, Carolee Moretti,
Joseph Herp, Susan Johnson, Gary Hoagland, The Wood
Family, Dale Roberts, Thelma Ripperdan, Genevieve WoodLyman, Margie Moore, Carrie Arnette ,Ira Blakeman, Rhonda
McGrath, Anita Harrod, Theresa Williams, Mary Mahoney,
Charles Mitchell, Cathy Daugherty, Alice Wickman, Vic Evins,
Charles Spaulding, Jim McKinney, Amy Lopez, Sue Hoagland,
Jerry Morgan, Edna Amato, Lauren Hladney, Kim Rice, Nita
Nalley, Katie Hines, Jackye Stockton, Michael McCarty,
Hannah Broughton, Janice Family, Jude Mattingly, Judith
Bowen, Kelly Noel, Larry Flick, Anna Morici, Kathleen
Dunnigan, Linnea Spaulding, Jerry Mayes, Margo Cotton,
Imeldia Vanfleet, Paul Smith, Paul Douglas Harrod III, Edward
Buddy Smith, Lura Maupin, Barbara Yancey, Rivierra Ueltschi,
Tony Cecconi, Collins Family, Doug McClean, Judy Thompson,
Jim Nalley, Angela Todd, Ann Marie Allen, Carlene Gobert,
Teresa Elliott, Raymond Moretti, John Brock, Muriel Raines,
Susan Ueltschi Roe, Judy Pack.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR FEB 4/5
ALTAR SERVERS
5:00 p.m. Ruebens, Cecil
8:30 a.m. L, M, A Negron
10:30 a.m. Brooks, Harrod, Bryan
LECTORS
5:00 p.m.
Spaulding and Collins
8:30 a.m.
Polson and Greenwell
10:30 a.m.
Waldner and Gallahue
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS EUCHARIST
5:00 p.m. Cecil, Mattingly, Ortwein, Ruebens, Otten, Hunte,
Kennedy, Ryan ( Collins)
8:30 a.m. Falconer, Hillard, Laslie, Rodman, N/L Ruwet,
Miles, Parsons ( Depenbrock)
10:30 a.m.
Barrett, Pearl, R/D Snapp, Bryan, Fowler,
Dreves, Amato (Eneje)
USHERS – February (Money Counters January 30 # 2 )
5:00
Hines, Phillips, Ryan
8:30
Kasu, McGurk, Veno
10:30
Bilby, Hamilton, Zinner
HOSPITALITY
5:00 p.m. C/L Campbell, Chicoinesmith
8:30 a.m.
B/L Meyer, Veno
10:30 a.m.
N/I Nestor, Davies
SACRISTANS
5:00 p.m. Snyder
8:30 a.m. Snyder
10:30 a.m. Cinnamon
SACRISTANS: A new schedule is available in the
sacristy this weekend. Thank you for your service to the
parish.
It's Catholic Schools Week!
This week we are celebrating the
awesomeness of Catholic education!
Our parish school currently has a diverse student
body of 174 children in grades PK3 through 8th
grade. Besides a strong academic curriculum that is
enriched with extras such as Spanish, Art, and
Music, our students are blessed to participate in daily
prayer, weekly Mass, religion classes, service
learning, and many other opportunities to grow in
their faith.
Our school families & staff appreciate the support
our parishioners offer!
Come visit us at Open House Feb. 26
from 11:45am-1:30pm.
SPECIAL
COLLECTION:
FOR
TUITION
ASSISTANCE AT GOOD SHEPHERD SCHOOL:
We will have a second special collection THIS
SUNDAY January 28/29 to help fund our tuition
assistance program. Our hope is that cost will never
keep a parish family from choosing the gift of a Catholic
education for their child. Please help as you can.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FREE THROW: The
2017 Knights of Columbus Free Throw competition will
be held THIS Sunday, January 29th in the Good
Shepherd Elementary School Gym. This competition is
open to boys and girls ages 9 thru 14 as of January 1,
2017. Competition is free and prizes are awarded.
Separate competition is held for boys and girls of every
age. Proof of age is requested. Registration begins at
2:00 pm. Competition begins at 2:30PM. Winners
advance to district competition. For additional info or
questions call Alan Hamilton 695-7290.
(thanks continued…) creating the ornaments, setting up
and decorating the trees, helping sort the gifts,
organizing the gifts for pickup, helping load the gifts at
pick-up, and fielding phone calls in the parish office.
There are too many people to mention by name but
without their help, the Giving Tree would not have been
possible. Thanks to all and God bless!
Giving Tree true stories 2017: On Jan. 7th while waiting
in line for some food, Janet ran up to one of our
members and showed off her new Nike shoes she
received for Christmas from one of our parishioners.
She loved the bright colors and said she had never
owned a pair of Nike shoes. Also, Mary expressed her
excitement in receiving a beautiful, warm comforter for
her bed. She said she never expected to receive such a
nice gift. Thank you Good Shepherd!
ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
QUARTERLY REPORT
October -December 2016
Thanks to our GS parishioners,
YOU put food on the table for 673
adults and 615 children, costing
$3,707.00. YOU helped keep their
electric, gas and water on, costing $6,018.02. YOU
helped the poor with their transportation needs by
way of city bus tickets, greyhound bus tickets and
gasoline, totaling $1,060.02. YOU helped the poor
with their home rent and motel stays, totaling
$7,527.21. YOU helped them with their
prescription drugs, costing $307.07. Total
disbursements were $18,619.81. YOUR charitable
gifts totaled $28,545.49. "As you did it to the least
of my brothers, you did it to me."
MATTHEW 25:40.
SAVE THE DATE : Trivia Night at Good Shepherd,
Saturday February 25, 6:00 p.m.
bulletin for further information!
Watch the
THANKS : St. Vincent de Paul once again sponsored
the Giving Tree for 2016 Christmas season. The Giving
Tree gives our congregation a chance to help those in
our community who are less fortunate. As in the past,
Good Shepherd parishioners were VERY GENEROUS!
In all, we were able to make the Christmas holiday more
joyful for 78 families, which included 228 adults and
264 children! That is close to 800 gifts! Thanks to all
who took an ornament from the trees and made
someone’s Christmas morning a little brighter.
We would also like to thank the many helpful hands that
assisted in making this event possible; from helping with
the initial sign-ups in November, (continued…)
ST. VINCENT de PAUL
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2016
YOU helped put food on the table for 9,535 adults
and 7,834 children for the year.
Total
Disbursements for 2016 were $82,309.10. Total
gift donations $104,551.55. What a GOD blessed
ministry that GSC parishioners have provided for
the poor of our community. THANK YOU once
more for YOUR generosity. BLESSINGS!
Faith Formation
Contact Laura Hack at [email protected] - 227-4511 x 2006
More information available at http://frankfortgoodshepherd.org/faith-formation
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Now on Sunday mornings, 9-10:15, PLC, room 1
AND
Thursday evenings, 6-7:15, PLC, room 1
The sessions include new content and approaches, but
always towards a conversion of heart . . .
LOVE GOD + LOVE NEIGHBOR + MAKE DISCIPLES
The assembly is invited to bring a candle
to be blessed at Mass on Thursday, 8am.
From the USCCB (http://www.usccb.org/beliefs-andteachings/vocations/consecrated-life/world-day-for-consecratedlife.cfm):
In 1997, Pope Saint John Paul II instituted a day of prayer
for women and men in consecrated life. This celebration is
attached to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord on February
2nd. This Feast is also known as Candlemas Day; the day on
which candles are blessed symbolizing Christ who is the light of
the world. So too, those in consecrated life are called to reflect the
light of Jesus Christ to all peoples. The celebration of World Day
for Consecrated Life is transferred to the following Sunday in order
to highlight the gift of consecrated persons for the whole Church.
Prayer for Consecrated Persons
God our Father, we thank you for calling men and women to
serve in your Son’s Kingdom as sisters, brothers, religious priests,
consecrated virgins, and hermits, as well as members of Secular
Institutes. Renew their knowledge and love of you, and send
your Holy Spirit to help them respond generously and
courageously to your will. We ask this through our Lord Jesus
Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one
God, for ever and ever. Amen.
First Hol Eucharist Important Dates
First Communion Practice – May 3rd, 6:30
First Communion & Reception – May 7th, 10:30 Mass,
Bilingual.
SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Good Shepherd needs certified adults
for most ministries. Without your
help, our Youth and Vulnerable
Adults cannot be fully served.
Please contact Laura, contact info above.
Confirmation Preparation for Teens
Sunday’s . . .
January 29th, PLC, room 1, 5:30-7:30
February 12th and 26th, PLC, room 1, 5:30-7:30
March 12th and 26th, PLC, room 1, 5:30-7:30
April 9th—Palm Sunday, Retreat, 8:15-5pm
April 30th, PLC, room 1, 5:30-7:30
May 7th, Practice in the church, 5:30
May 13th, Confirmation, students in the PLC by 3:45
The assembly is invited to have their
throats blessed at Mass on Friday, 12pm.
From Loyola Press, the publisher of Findin God and Our Catholic
Identity—the texts used for our REP and Adult Formation programming
(http://www.loyolapress.com/our-catholic-faith/saints/saints-storiesfor-all-ages/saint-blase):
If you are already familiar with St. Blaise, it is probably because of the
blessing of throats—a Catholic custom on his feast.
According to tradition, Blaise had been a doctor before he was
ordained a priest. He became the bishop of Sebaste (now in central
Turkey). During a period of persecution, he fled to a cave where he
lived as a hermit. It is said that he cured and tamed the wild animals
there. One day hunters discovered him and took him to the governor,
who sentenced him to be tortured and killed.
About four hundred years after his death, many stories began to be
told about Blaise, and he became a popular saint, especially in France
and Germany. One legend says that while Blaise was in prison, a
mother brought him her small boy, who was choking on a fishbone
stuck in his throat. Blaise prayed over the child, and he was healed.
Every year on St. Blaise's feast, two candles tied with ribbon in the
shape of an X are used to bless throats. In the prayer the Church prays
that those blessed may be delivered from diseases of the throat and
from every other illness. Candles are used because of another story: It
is said that while Blaise was kept in a dark prison, a woman secretly
brought him some candles and food.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Baptisms, First Reconciliation, First Holy
Communion, Confirmation, and Marriage, require
preparation before entering life in the Sacraments. First
Reconciliation, First Holy Communion, and Confirmation,
all require a minimum of one year of religious education
before one year of sacramental preparation can begin.
Please contact Laura, contact info above, for more info.
Happy Birthday in February!
Anne Bilby
Christine Goodmann
Laura Riddle
Nina Tewell
Elizabeth ValladaresValles
Grayson Sency
Angela R. Wilkins
Judith Dufresne
Martin Omotoso
Luke Osborne
Elaine Sims
Erica Tanksley
Sarah Ramsay
Mary Williams
Dan Mauer
John Dearing
Christopher Howard
Joe Mattingly
Lopez Mayeli
Ashlyn Detwiler
Denise Hartsfield
Randi Meyer
Gary Reynolds
Stephane Bebe
Gregg Harper
Martha Hubbard
Paul Manzo
Debbie Parido
Terrell Renfro
Usifo Unuakhalu
John Costigan
Juan Garcia
Bobby Lewis
Lloyd Lynch
Patricia Pearson
John Steffen
Jeff Wedding
Donald Williams
Mary Beth Cutter
Shirlene Kachuba
Jackson Reid
Ed Rodman
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Melissa Blackwell
Ethan Clark
Fernanda Fuentes
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Maureen Ritchie
Shawn Russell
Laura Malena
Jo Ann Mattingly
Josephine Owoh
Keith Ramsay
Mark Thornewill
Martin Garcia
Carolyn Goins
Brianna Ledet
Nick Tinsley
Cindy Costigan
Jacqueline Gutierrez
Marcelline Harmon
Rita Hayden
Theresa Jaminet
Terry LaFontaine
Remedios Borres
Rose Chisholm
Scott Foster
Emely Lopez
Chapel McEntee
Jordan Onejeme
Sarah Unger
Gene Burch
Xitlalic Garcia
Kathy Hanna
Ed Parsons
Bill Stevens
Ashley Marie Baker
Kenneth Gibson
Tova Travis
Phillip Wiard
Margeau Zeigler
Diana Clark
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This is the day the LORD has made;
let us rejoice in it and be glad.
(Psalm 118:24)
Sara Reid
Leslie Renn
Mary Lou Wimpsett
Marvin Wolfe
Rachel Young
Hailey Allen
Brendan Barton
Christopher Dudley
Jaqueline Mitchell
Edward Roberts
Marina Robson
Roberta Gray
Allen Grimes
Johnny Boarman
Sarah Cheshire
Wanda Laslie
Robert Carter
Juana Cruz
Mason Douthitt
Sophia Fortino
Jane Kelly
Karen Pearl
Wayne Wade
Sofia Arnold
Susan Moriarty
Pamela Schwartz
Teresa Gardner
Ann McCabe
Jacob Odom
Linda Boots
Betty Harper
Sean Robinson
Woody Baldwin
Brenda Cinnamon
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RUN FOR THE GOLD!!!
On Friday, March 17th
Good Shepherd School
will sponsor the 9th Annual
Good Shepherd IRISH "Run for the Gold".
The 3K Fun Run/Walk takes place in downtown
Frankfort beginning at 6:30 p.m. Registration
forms are available at www.gssfrankfort.org or
you can register online at
https://runsignup.com/Race/KY/Frankfort/GoodS
hepherdRunfortheGold3K
If you would like to help with the race planning
or volunteer the day of the event, please contact
Anne Taylor Renshaw at 502-320-1074 or
[email protected].
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
WALK TO BETHLEHEM UPDATE: We continue to
inch closer to Bethlehem. Last week we collectively
walked another 110 miles, which puts us between Madrid
and the French border. Très bien! In last week's Gospel
reading, Jesus called his first 4 disciples: Peter, Andrew,
James and John, inviting them to walk with him, become
fishers of men, and spread the good news. Our Lord
recognized the value of companionship, and last weekend
at 2 of our weekend Masses we sang the song
"Companions on the a Journey," which says, "We are
companions on the journey, breaking bread and sharing
life; and in the love we bear is the hope we share for we
believe in the love of our God." As you walk the road to
Bethlehem, do you walk with a companion, or do you go it
alone? Consider inviting someone to walk with you, and as
you walk, say a prayer for the lonely and forgotten. Thank
God for the ability to walk and bring the good news of
Jesus to others, which is ultimately our calling. Thank God
for His companionship and the companionship of the
many others in our lives. We are in this together.
Youth Life
Sunday, February 5th –
High School Youth Life, 5:30-7:30
Monday, February 6th – Middle School Youth Life,
5:30- 7:30
Take a Chance.....on winning a Car and Cash!
Enter our Gala Raffles for the chance to WIN!
The prizes offered are a 2014 Toyota Camry in
great condition, with low mileage
AND 50% of a CASH jackpot.
Tickets can be purchased after weekend Masses or
at the Parish Office.
Car Raffle Chance = $50
Split-the-Pot Raffle Chance = $5
Need not be present to win.
Drawings Feb. 18, 2017
KY Gaming Lic#ORG-0001934
You're Invited to a
"Bluegrass Bash--Celebrating 225 years of Kentucky"
13th Annual Gala to benefit our parish school
Saturday, Feb. 18, 2017
at the Frankfort Country Club
Cocktails at 6pm/Buffet Dinner at 7pm
Come enjoy a delicious dinner, music by the band,
"Catfish Alley", and bourbon and wine tastings! We
also have some great items to be offered in our silent and
live auctions as well as super prizes for our raffles and
games! Be sure to invite family, friends, neighbors, and
coworkers to join us. ($60 per person).
For more information, contact Stephanie Sims in the
parish office. (RSVP by Feb. 6.)
Sunday, February 19th – High School Youth Life, 5:30-7:30
Monday, February 20th – Middle School Youth Life,
5:30- 7:30
Saturday, February 25th – Bingo, Georgetown, 5-10
SVDP: Members of St. Vincent de Paul will hold the
collection buckets for the poor next weekend, February 4
and 5. The needs of the poor increases during the winter
months…please be generous as your remember our less
fortunate brothers and sisters.
PATRIOTIC ROSARY: Friday, February 3, 11:00 a.m.
and Sunday, February 19, 6:00 p.m.
CONGRATULATIONS: to Luke Crocker and Sam
Cutter! Both 8th graders recently earned two medals each
at the District Governor's Cup competition and will be
advancing to the regional tournament on Feb. 4. Also, the
middle school Quick Recall team placed third at the
district tournament. We are proud of them!
Check out our gala webpage or follow our event on
Facebook for auction item previews and other gala
updates:
(http://www.gssfrankfort.org/gala)
(https://www.facebook.com/events/382000945483988/)
Thank you to our Corporate Gala Sponsors!
PLATINUM
Kentucky Farm Bureau - Frankfort Veterinary Clinic
Frankfort Chiropractic Center- Farmers Bank and Trust
Logan, Burch, and Fox – Permit America
SILVER
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If your business/organization would like to sponsor our
gala event, please check out our various sponsorship
levels at http://www.gssfrankfort.org/gala. Each level
comes with publicity and tickets for the gala! Contact
Stephanie Sims in the parish office for more info!
FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION: Exposition at 8:00;
Patriotic Rosary at 11:00; Mass at Noon; Benediction at
4:45; Adoration throughout the day.
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