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April 2021
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We are Disciples: Learning, Loving & Living Christ’s Mission
its light and warmth close to us. Today, we
This Week: ALLELUIA! should revel in the light and enjoy that warmth.
However, the ceremony of light never stops when our
"We are Easter people and Alleluia is our own candles have been lit. We always turn to someone
song!" These words of St. around us whose candle is cold and dark, and we light
Augustine express the joy that comes with it with the flame of our candle.
this irreversible victory of Easter. This
grace is not only joyful, but it is Today, thank God, our Church is full and yet, we
also transforming - it changes lives. know that many of our friends, neighbors, and family
members are not here. They are looking for victory in
Here are two true stories about lives that were places where victory can never be found. Who will
transformed by Christ's resurrection! light their candles?
The first is about a working-class man with almost no We hear how St. Peter stood in front of a crowd not
education. He tried to make something better out of his too long after the first Easter. He saw around him a
humble, poor life by going to work for a friend who thousand faces hungrily looking for light, a thousand
was starting a new company. He was hoping for a new candles that were cold and dark. He held out his
lease on life, but it didn't work out. In fact, his friend was candle to them, burning brightly with the flame of
arrested and thrown into prison and wrongly faith lit by Christ's resurrection, so that they could
condemned for a crime he didn't commit. In the end, he receive that flame, with its heat and light. The Good
was brutally killed by a furious mob. The working class News of Christ's irreversible victory was too good to
man was not only discouraged by this failure, but he was keep to himself!
actually afraid that the same thing might happen to him.
So he disowned his old friend and, dejected, went back to Today, bask in the light and thank God for His
his former life. Victory. Let's not stop there, promise our Lord that we
will keep our candles lit, and that this week, like Peter,
The second story is about a woman who we will light someone else's candle too, to give them a
had squandered her abundant gifts. She never got much share in the victory!
respect. A slave to her own sin, she cried herself to sleep
night after night. She simply couldn't imagine a better Alleluia!
life than the one she was living. Then she met someone
who gave her hope - the same man from the first story
who was starting a new business. She also went to work
for him, trying to get a new lease on life. But then he Fr. Mark Walter, Pastor
was murdered, and her hope was extinguished, like the
fragile flame of a candle in the wind.
And what happened next?
Well, they found out Jesus rose from the dead and that
made all the difference! For the woman's name is St.
Mary Magdalene, and the man is St. Peter. By putting our
Staff Update
faith in Christ, our stories can become just like theirs. His
victory can be ours. Kylie Mann has concluded her employment with CBS.
We are grateful for the time Kylie has spent with us and
Today, we should relish Christ's victory, thanking God we ask that you pray for her as she enters into a new
for it, letting it shine in our hearts. As Catholics, we are chapter of her life!
on Christ's team. His victory is our victory by bearing
our crosses with Him, and we will rise with Him.
This faith in the Resurrection is like the flame of the
Easter Candle on the Easter Vigil. It starts small, burning
brightly in the darkness, then it spreads to another
candle, and another. It reaches each one of us and brings
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Operations
Consecration to St. totally convinced being consecrated to St. Joseph is
what I need, my family needs and our society needs
Joseph/Consagración now! And forever! I hope others become captivated
a San José by St. Joseph on a whole new level too.”
—Marie Harrington
There is still time to
register! La consagración a San José emula el método de
preparación probado y verdadero empleado por San
Katie Sanders Luis de Montfort en su consagración Mariana, mu-
Consecration to St.
Director of Operations Joseph emulates the tried-and- chos títulos de San José serán destacando también
true preparation method los privilegios y virtudes heroicas de San José. El
employed by St. Louis de Montfort in his Marian programa de preparación y consagración dura 33
consecration, highlighting many of St. Joseph’s titles, días.
privileges, and heroic virtues. The program of
preparation and consecration takes 33 days. El Programa:
Semana 1: Todos los gr upos se r eúnen par a el día
Schedule: de oración y presentación en la iglesia el 11 de abril
Week 1: All gr oups meet for pr ayer and a la 1 p.m.
introduction day in the church on April 11th @ 1 PM. Semanas 2-5: cada grupo se reúne en su día y hora
This will be livestreamed for those participating on seleccionada
the online option (youtube.com/c/ Semana 6 / Día de la Consagración: Todos los
churchoftheblessedsacrament) grupos se reunirán (13 de mayo a las 6PM), harán la
consagración juntos y tendremos una celebración a
Weeks 2-5 you meet on your selected day/time continuación.
with your group
Week 6/Consecration Day: All gr oups will come Estamos pidiendo una ofrenda de $15 para cubrir el
together (May 13th @ 6PM), do the consecration as a costo del libro. Se purden rocger los libros el día 11
large group with a de Abril o durante las horas de la oficina en la
celebration to follow oficina principal (martes-viernes de 9-4).
We are asking for a free will offering of $15 to cover the Horarios disponibles:
cost of the book. Books can be picked up on April 11th or Martes @ 8:45 PM con Flaca Gonzalez
during office hours @ the front office (Tu-Fri from 9- Vernes @ 7:00 PM con Jorge Martinez
4pm). Sábado después Santa Misa en Espanol
(Jóvenes de 15-25 años) Domingos @ 5:00 PM
Wednesday @ 9:30 AM both in per son and online con Edith Torres
with Katie Sanders; first group meeting after April
11th is April 14th
Thursday @ 6:30 PM with Mar ie Har r ington; first
group meeting after April 11th is April 15th
Sunday @ 2:00 PM with Steve Fassnacht; first
group meeting after April 11th is April 18th
What are you looking forward to in leading a
Consecration Small Group?
“I decided to look into the Consecration to St. Joseph due
to the buzz about the year of St. Joseph declared by Pope
Francis. When I received the book to be used during our
preparation, I thought I would start reading it so I was
somewhat familiar before sessions started. It is a great
resource and before too many pages were read I was
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ECHO Update
Diana Salgado
ECHO Apprentice
Spring 2021 Alpha Retreat at the St. Joseph Retreat Center
.
This past Spring Alpha retreat was our very first bilingual Alpha retreat! The weekend was full of unpacking
the third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit. Seeing the integration and interaction of two different cultural
communities holds so much Beauty because this is the Body of Christ! We are God’s beloved children, we are
brothers and sisters in Christ. The Beauty of the Catholic faith is the Beauty of God’s love bringing people
together, we are united by God! “There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no
longer male and female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28). One of the gifts of the Spirit is the
gift of tongues like we see during Pentecost, and during this Alpha retreat, we were gifted with the gift of two
tongues, proclaiming, loving, and living the Word made Flesh, the Good News! Thanks be to God we are one
family in Christ! That there is no obstacle God’s love cannot overcome!
¡Este pasado retiro Alpha fue nuestro primer retiro Alpha bilingüe! El fin de semana estuvo lleno de desempacar
la tercera persona de la Trinidad, el Espíritu Santo. ¡Ver la integración e interacción de dos diferentes
comunidades culturales es una Belleza porque este es el Cuerpo de Cristo! Somos los hijos amados de Dios,
somos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo. La Belleza de la fe católica es la Belleza del amor de Dios que une a las
personas, ¡estamos unidos por Dios! “Ya no hay judío ni griego, ya no hay esclavo ni libre, ya no hay hombre y
mujer; porque todos somos uno en Cristo Jesús” (Gálatas 3,28). Uno de los dones del Espíritu es el don de
lenguas como vemos durante Pentecostés, y durante este retiro Alpha, vivimos el regalo de dos lenguas,
proclamando, amando y viviendo la Palabra hecha Carne, ¡las Buenas Nuevas! ¡Gracias a Dios que somos una
familia en Cristo! ¡Que no hay obstáculo que el amor de Dios no pueda vencer!
Alpha Weekend memories!
¡Recuerdos del fin de semana de Alpha!
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Hispanic Ministry
Toda la vida de Cristo se realizó en el del Hijo.
Espíritu Santo
La carta a los Hebreos, desarrollando la imagen del
Catequesis de San Juan Pablo II en la sacrificio, precisa que Jesús se ofreció «con un Espíritu
Audiencia General del miércoles 10 de eterno» (Hb 9, 14). En la encíclica Dominum et
junio 1998. vivificantem expliqué que en ese pasaje «Espíritu eterno»
1.Toda la vida de Cristo se realizó en el se refiere precisamente al Espíritu Santo: como el fuego
Espíritu Santo. San Basilio afirma que el consumaba las víctimas de los antiguos sacrificios rituales,
así también «el Espíritu Santo actuó de manera especial en
Epi Cabrera Espíritu «fue su compañero inseparable
en todo» (De Spiritu Sancto, 16) y nos esta autodonación absoluta del Hijo del hombre, para
brinda esta admirable síntesis de la transformar el sufrimiento en amor redentor» (n. 40). «El
Hispanic historia de Cristo: «Venida de Cristo: el Espíritu Santo, como amor y don, desciende, en cierto
Coordinator Espíritu Santo lo precede. Encarnación: modo, al centro mismo del sacrificio, que se ofrece en la
el Espíritu Santo está presente. cruz. Refiriéndonos a la tradición bíblica, podemos
Realización de milagros, gracias y curaciones: por medio del decir: él consuma este sacrificio con el fuego del amor, que
Espíritu Santo. Expulsión de demonios y encadenamiento del une al Hijo con el Padre en la comunión trinitaria. Y, dado
demonio:mediante el Espíritu Santo. Perdón de los pecados y que el sacrificio de la cruz es un acto propio de Cristo,
unión con Dios: por el Espíritu Santo. Resurrección de los también en este sacrificio él “recibe” el Espíritu
muertos: por virtud del Espíritu Santo» (ib., 19) Santo» (ib., 41).
Después de meditar en el bautismo de Jesús y en su misión, Con razón, en la liturgia romana, el sacerdote, antes de la
realizada con la fuerza del Espíritu, queremos ahora comunión, ora con estas significativas palabras: «Se
reflexionar sobre la revelación del Espíritu en la «hora» supre- ñor Jesucristo, Hijo de Dios vivo, que, por voluntad del
ma de Jesús, la hora de su muerte y resurrección. Padre, cooperando el Espíritu Santo, diste con tu muerte la
vida al mundo...».
2. La presencia del Espíritu Santo en el momento de la muerte 4. La historia de Jesús no acaba con la muerte, sino que se
de Jesús se supone ya por el simple hecho de que en la cruz abre a la vida gloriosa de la Pascua. «Por su resurrección
muere en su naturaleza humana el Hijo de Dios. Si «unus de de entre los muertos, Jesucristo, nuestro Señor fue
Trinitate passus est» (DS, 401), es decir, «si quien sufrió es constituido Hijo de Dios con poder según el Espíritu de
una Persona de la Trinidad», en su pasión se halla presente santidad» (cf. Rm 1, 4).
toda la Trinidad y, por consiguiente, también el Padre y el Es-
píritu Santo. La Resurrección es la culminación de la Encarnación, y
también ella, como la generación del Hijo en el mundo, se
Ahora bien, debemos preguntarnos: ¿cuál fue precisamente el realiza «por obra del Espíritu Santo». «Nosotros —afirma
papel del Espíritu en la hora suprema de Jesús? Sólo se puede san Pablo en Antioquía de Pisidia— os anunciamos la
responder a esta pregunta si se comprende el misterio de la buena nueva de que la promesa hecha a los padres Dios la
redención como misterio de amor. ha cumplido en nosotros, los hijos, al resucitar a
Jesús, como está escrito en los salmos: “Hijo mío eres tú;
El pecado, que es rebelión de la creatura frente al Creador, yo te he engendrado hoy”» (Hch 13, 32-33).
había interrumpido el diálogo de amor entre Dios y sus hijos. El don del Espíritu que el Hijo recibe en plenitud la
Con la encarnación del Hijo unigénito, Dios manifiesta a la mañana de Pascua es derramado por él en gran abundancia
humanidad pecadora su amor fiel y apasionado, hasta el punto sobre la Iglesia. A sus discípulos, reunidos en el cenáculo,
de hacerse vulnerable en Jesús. El pecado, por su parte, Jesús les dice: «Recibid el Espíritu Santo» (Jn 20, 22) y lo
expresa en el Gólgota su naturaleza de «atentado contra da «a través de las heridas de su crucifixión: “Les mostró
Dios», de forma que cada vez que los hombres vuelven a las
pecar gravemente, como dice la carta a los Hebreos, manos y el costado”» (Dominum et vivificantem, 24). La
«crucifican por su parte de nuevo al Hijo de Dios y le exponen misión salvífica de Jesús se resume y se cumple en la
a pública infamia» (Hb 6, 6). donación del Espíritu Santo a los hombres, para llevarlos
Al entregar a su Hijo por nuestros pecados, Dios nos revela nuevamente al Padre.
que su designio de amor precede a todos nuestros méritos y 5. Si la gran obra del Espíritu Santo es la Pascua del Señor
supera abundantemente cualquier infidelidad nuestra. «En esto Jesús, misterio de sufrimiento y de gloria, también los
consiste el amor: no en que nosotros hayamos amado a Dios, discípulos de Cristo, por el don del Espíritu, pueden sufrir
sino en que él nos amó y nos envió a su Hijo como con amor y convertir la cruz en el camino a la luz: «per
propiciación por nuestros pecados» (1 Jn 4, 10). crucem ad lucem». El Espíritu del Hijo nos da la gracia de
3. La pasión y muerte de Jesús es un misterio inefable de tener los mismos sentimientos de Cristo y amar como él
amor, en el que se hallan implicadas las tres Personas divinas. amó, hasta dar la vida por los hermanos: «Él dio su vida
El Padre tiene la iniciativa absoluta y gratuita: es él quien ama por nosotros, y también nosotros debemos dar la vida por
primero y, al entregar a su Hijo a nuestras manos homicidas, nuestros hermanos» (1 Jn 3, 16).
expone su bien más querido. Él, como dice san Pablo, «no Al darnos su Espíritu, Cristo entra en nuestra vida, para que
perdonó a su propio Hijo», es decir, no lo conservó para sí cada uno de nosotros pueda decir, como san Pablo: «Ya no
como un tesoro, antes bien «lo entregó por todos vivo yo, sino que es Cristo quien vive en mí» (Ga 2, 20).
nosotros» (Rm 8, 32). Toda la vida se transforma así en una continua Pascua, un
El Hijo comparte plenamente el amor del Padre y su proyecto paso incesante de la muerte a la vida, hasta la última
de salvación: «se entregó a sí mismo por nuestros pecados, Pascua, cuando pasaremos también nosotros con Jesús y
(...) según la voluntad de nuestro Dios y Padre» (Ga 1, 4). como Jesús «de este mundo al Padre» (Jn 13, 1). En efecto,
como afirma san Ireneo de Lyon, «los que han recibido y
¿Y el Espíritu Santo? Al igual que dentro de la vida trinitaria, tienen el Espíritu de Dios son llevados al Verbo, es decir,
también en esta circulación de amor que se realiza entre el al Hijo, y el Hijo los acoge y los presenta al Padre, y el
Padre y el Hijo en el misterio del Gólgota, el Espíritu Santo es Padre les da la incorruptibilidad» (Demonstr. A p., 7).
la Persona-Amor, en la que convergen el amor del Padre y el
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Youth
All High Schoolers Welcome @ Lifeteen
“You may ask why you or your teenager (if you are parent
reading this) should come to the next LifeTeen meeting…well
LifeTeen is a place where teens can grow in their faith and get
to know a community of people around their age they can fall
back to when life get hard. LifeTeen is also a place where you
can meet teens going through or who went through what you
may be going through. It’s a safe place where you can ask
questions.” - Denise Jacome
It is led by high school students Madison Wessel (12), Casey
Voll (11), Denise Jacome(11) Edith Moser (10), Jocelyn
Oneal (10). Our next meeting will be April 18th!
Can’t wait to see you there!
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Faith Formation
Our First Communicants had their retreat on
March 6th! The students learned how to
receive Communion, they made their
Communion banners that will be used as
pew reservations on the date of their First
Holy Communion Mass, and they were all
able to practice, and receive the Sacrament
of Reconciliation with Fr. Kalu!
“I enjoyed making the craft during the
retreat! I am looking forward to celebrating
the special and important day.”
-Matthew Becker (2nd grader)
Please keep our First Communicants in your
prayers as they receive their first, and many
more communions after this!
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Evangelization
The JOY of worshiping in the church for Easter this year.
It’s been a little over a year since the Pandemic began and everything was shut down,
even our church. Perhaps you felt angry, disappointed, and/or sad. I can relate to the
latter because Easter just didn’t feel the same last year. There was a longing to receive
Christ, and it felt like He had been taken away from us. But we learned to worship in
other spaces, in other ways, and most importantly, our hearts yearned for reception of
the Holy Communion. Sarah Folkers, a parishioner, shared the ways that she and her
family celebrated Easter last year:
“It was me and my siblings at home, we all dressed up for Mass and my mom [Brooke]
Jocelyn Alcala made a sort of altar at home with a Crucifix and above it was our TV. We watched
Director of Easter Mass on the Livestream. It was a special way of celebrating in the pandemic
Evangelization but I am excited to be with other people, to get to receive communion, and be here for
Easter this year.” -Sarah Folkers
La ALEGRÍA de adorar en la iglesia durante la Pascua de este año.
Ha pasado poco más de un año desde que comenzó la pandemia y todo se cerró, incluso nuestra iglesia. Quizás se
sintió enojado, decepcionado y triste. Me identifico con esto último porque el Domingo de Resurrección simple-
mente no se sintió igual el año pasado. Había un anhelo de recibir a Cristo y se sentía como si nos lo hubieran qui-
tado. Pero aprendimos a adorar en otros espacios, de otras formas, y lo más importante, nuestros corazones anhe-
laban recibir la Sagrada Comunión. Sarah Folkers, feligresa, compartió las formas en que ella y su familia celebra-
ron la Pascua el año pasado:
“Éramos mis hermanos y yo en casa, todos nos vestimos bien para la misa y mi mamá [Brooke] hizo una especie
de altar en casa con un crucifijo y encima estaba nuestra televisión. Vimos la Misa de Pascua transmitida en vi-
vo. Fue una forma especial de celebrar el Domingo de Resurrección durante la pandemia, pero estoy emocionado
de estar con otras personas, recibir la comunión y estar aquí para la Pascua este año”. -Sarah Folkers
We ask that you pray for our Candidates as they enter in to full communion with the church during the
Easter Vigil! ¡Les pedimos que oren por los Candidatos que entran a plena comunión con la Iglesia en
la Vigilia Pascual!
John Stephen (Jack) Sautter
Gabriela Xochipa Guadarrama
Francisco Perez Cordoba
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Worship
Dear Blessed Sacrament Family,
Happy Easter!
Singing (Some) of the Mass Ordinaries (Mass Parts)
You may have noticed that beginning Holy Thursday we
Caleb Schultz began to sing some of the Mass Parts once again. Moving
Pastoral Asst. for Music forward, we will continue to do so, though at this time we still
& Worship
ask that the congregation not sing along for the moment. We
WILL still speak the ‘Memorial Acclamation’ and ‘Great Amen.’
Image Covering(s) Thank You
A big thank you to the families who helped with the covering and uncovering of
Crucifix and Sacred Image coverings after a couple of our Friday Spanish Stations of
the Cross(es). You all turned this task into a pretty fun, involved, mission, and I’m
very thankful for all of your service!
Lector & EMHC Commissioning(s)
Our Annual Lector and EMHC Commissioning(s) will take place on May 23 and
June 6 respectively. Just a reminder that if you serve in either of these roles, you will
need to be re-Commissioned to continue to be able to serve for the remainder of
2021/beginning of 2022. If you’d like to join us in serving in either/both of these
roles, we’d love to have you – please reach out to me at cschultz@dol-in.org and I’ll
get you started!
Thanks & God Bless!
Caleb
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Prayer Board This Week at our Parish
Masses and Mass Intentions in Bold ♥ = Special intention † = Deceased
Father of goodness and love, hear our prayers for the sick
members of our community and for all who are in need, may
they find consolation in your healing presence. May these Sunday, April 4 Easter Sunday of the Resurrection
special people find lasting health and deliverance, and so of the Lord
join us in thanking you for all your gifts. We ask this through 8:00am Mass ♥ For the Parish
the Lord Jesus who healed those who believed. Amen.
No Faith Formation
Gary Brost Uniting in Heart 9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
Rob Knowles Our parish 10:00am Mass
The repose of the soul of ALPHA † Vicente, Magnifia & Manuel Escasa
Clarence Cecille All coming into the 11:00am Knights of Columbus Easter Egg Hunt
Kathy Irvin church this Easter 12:00pm Santa Misa/ Mass (Spanish)
Jackie Kraft All of those who are sick † Altagracia Diaz
Marie Harrington’s sister, and suffering Monday, April 5 Monday within the Octave of
Sandy Easter; Parish office closed
5:30pm Mass † Thomas Reutebuck
9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet; MC
This week, the Sanctuary 7:00pm Third Option; HH
Candle in the church Tuesday, April 6 Tuesday within the Octave of
will burn for the parish. Easter; Parish office closed
9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
5:30pm Mass † Bob Reifel
Please Pray for our Parish Families 6:30pm ALPHA; HH
7:30pm K of C Council Meeting
Please pray an Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be for the Wednesday, April 7 Wednesday within the Octave
following parishioners and their families, and always keep all of Easter
families in your prayers.
8:30am Mass † Mary Jo Haap
9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
Apr . 4 Randy & Vickie Stirm 6:30pm RCIA; HC
Gary & Trudy Stone Thursday, April 8 Thursday within the Octave of
Easter
Apr . 5 Josh & Heather Strafaccia 8:30am Mass † John Strathman
Michael Sum 9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
Apr. 6 Midge Sum 12:00pm Schoenstatt Womens/Mens Meeting
Doug & Ellie Sutton Friday, April 9 Friday within the Octave of Easter
8:30am Mass † Robert & Kathryn Schelle
Apr. 7 Kerry Swisher 9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
Pete & Sharon Synaesael Saturday, April 10 Saturday within the Octave of
Apr/ 8 John & Heather Szymanski Easter
Larry & Mary Tajc 9:00am Confirmation Retreat
4:00pm Reconciliation; JB
Apr. 9 Mike & Shannon Tajc 5:30pm Mass † Chuck Smith
David & Maureen Tate 7:30pm Mass † Jose Martinez Barrientos &
Yan Carlos Morgado Aguilar
Apr. 10 Zenaida Tauscher
Sunday, April 11 2nd Sunday of Divine Mercy
Gregg Theobald
8:00am Mass † Julie Mills
9:15am Confirmation Class; HH
Please Pray for our Priests 9:30am First Communion Class; modular
9:30am Faith Formation Meeting; MC
“Jesus, Eternal High Priest, live in (Name of Priest), act in 11:00am Mass ♥ For the Parish
him, speak in and through him. Think your thoughts in his 1:00pm Consecration to St. Joseph Kick off; MC
mind, and love through his heart. Teach, lead, and guide
him always. Let him live in you, and keep him in this
2:00pm Adoration & Reconciliation
intimate union always. Amen.” 3:00pm Divine Mercy Chaplet & Benediction; MC
Apr. 4 Pope Francis
Apr. 5 Fr. Derek Aaron
Apr. 6 Fr. Sean Aaron
Apr. 7 Fr. Timothy Alkire
Apr. 8 Fr. Kenneth Alt
Apr. 9 Fr. Matt Arbuckle
Apr. 10 Fr. James Bates
blessedsacramentwl.org April 2021 • PAGE 10PARISH STAFF
Part-Time Staff
Pastor Executive Director of Parish Life & Administration
Fr. Mark Walter Missy Krockover, mkrockover@dol-in.org
In Residence
Fr. Samuel Kalu Hispanic Coordinator
Sacramental Records & Mass Intentions Disciple Epi Cabrera, ecabrera@parish.dol-in.org
Wilma Brannan, wbrannan@parish.dol-in.org
Full-Time Staff
Parish Counselor
Liza Simental– Rudolph, Ph.D, 765-532-9084* Director of Evangelization
Licensed Online Therapist Jocelyn Alcala, jalcala@dol-in.org
Dr. Timothy Heck, Ph.D, LMFT, 317-402-2139* Director of Operations
www.drtimheck.com Katie Sanders, ksanders@parish.dol-in.org
*When calling, please indicate that you are a parishioner ECHO Apprentice
Diana Salgado, dsalgado@parish.dol-in.org
Maintenance Technician
Randy Harrington, rharrington@parish.dol-in.org
Pastoral Asst. for Music & Worship
Caleb Schultz, cschultz@dol-in.org
Secretary
Maryanne Gillen, mgillen@parish.dol-in.org
PARISH MINISTRIES SACRAMENTS
For more information on Sacraments visit:
Advisory to the Pastor
www.blessedsacramentwl.org/liturgyandsacraments
Pastoral Council Chair, Sam Newton Phone: 765.463.5733 Fax: 765.497.7866
Finance Council Chair, Chad Krockover
OFFICE HOURS
Learn about all of our ministries and find ways to stay TUESDAY-FRIDAY
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