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February 2022
Weekend Mass Times Stay Connected with us!
Saturday:
5:30 PM (masks required) @CBS_WL
7:30 PM Spanish Mass
@ChurchoftheBlessedSacrament
2224 Sacramento Drive Sunday:
West Lafayette, IN 47906 8:00 AM @CBS_WL
11:00 AM
765-463-5733
www.blessedsacramentwl.org
This Week: Lowering our Nets
Lowering our nets means fully trusting God. In the Gospel, Peter was ready to give
up. He didn’t want to go out anymore, but he trusted God, lowered his net, and God
provided. In what way is God calling us to lower our nets? Where do we need to put
our trust in Him? If Peter would have said no, he would not have experienced God’s
immense generosity.
This was a crucial moment for Simon Peter. He had seen the nets tearing because of the
miraculous catch of fish and he experienced the presence of Jesus. Jesus was someone unlike
anyone he had ever met and Simon Peter is so moved that he falls to his knees and tells Jesus:
“Depart from me, for I am a sinful man.”
However, Jesus doesn’t leave. This is one reason why Jesus came into the world, to free us from
our sins, and to lead every member back into relationship with God by following Him. Jesus then
invites Simon Peter to something beautiful and yet very challenging. Jesus invites him to leave
everything behind and follow Him.
Ultimately, He’s inviting Simon to share his own life. He’s asking him, “Are you willing to leave
everything behind for me? Will you take the risk?” Simon Peter says, “Yes.” He and the other
fisherman leave everything behind and follow Jesus.
The fishermen knew that they were leaving their boats and nets behind, but they had found Jesus!
Simon Peter teaches us a great lesson today: that Jesus Christ is our true and eternal security. Peter
left his security blanket for something better. He left it behind for someone better – Jesus Christ.
When we leave everything and follow Jesus, we find so much more. Our hearts are set free, and
Christ becomes our life.
In the Mass today, we’re going to receive Jesus in the Eucharist and there will be a time of silence
after communion. Let us use that time to ask Jesus to show us if there’s something that’s holding
us back from following Him more closely and ask for the strength to leave it behind and follow
Him. Again: Lord, please show us if there’s something that’s holding us back from following you
more closely and give us the strength and trust to leave it behind and to follow you.” When we
leave everything and follow Jesus, we find so much more. Our hearts are set free and Christ
becomes our life!
When we lower our nets, trust in our Lord, and leave everything for Him, we receive the joy,
freedom and true abundance that only He can give.
Fr. Mark Walter
Pastor
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Operations
There is a lot going on in our 3-year—Pastorate Vision Plan
parish—we are blessed! Mission. Community. Witness.
Facilities Master Plan—How Join us for our pastorate vision plan
did we get here? informational session on Wed. Feb 9th. Dinner,
childcare and door prizes provided!
Back in late 2020, we had a
Katie Sanders list of facilities items that “We started a while back with a survey and that
needed addressed: survey was to reach out to our parish (to you) and
Director of Operations find out what you want from your parish. After com-
piling this information, we assembled a team and
Adoration chapel set up and repairs (windows,
looked at completing a 3 year plan, based on your
drywall, for example)
responses and now we need your help.”
Baseball field (will it stay a baseball field?) - Sam Newton
Limestone pillars out front decaying
Updating outdoor Stations of the Cross The info session will give a more in depth
Plan for the modulars description of the plan. You can also sign up for
Painting the ceiling (why paint if we aren’t different committees or find what you’re interested
using some of those speakers?) in!
Updating the Grotto and more...
We wanted to find a way to be good stewards of your Catholic Ministries Appeal (runs 1/1/22-12/31/22)
gifts, and at the advise of our facilities committee and the Goal: $109,262
diocese, we decided to undergo a facilities assessment Where does your $ go?
and master plan. Entheos architects work solely with Clergy Support, Vocations and Seminarians, St.
churches in the Midwest and they came highly Joseph Retreat Center, marriage tribunal,
recommended from other churches in our diocese. administration, human resources and more!
Where are we now? For more info, visit: blessedsacramentwl.org/cma
On January 16th, we held our first facilities master plan
information session. This meeting consisted of Sam Please contact me if you have any questions (about
Newton, our Pastoral Council Chair, explaining how this anything, really :))
facilities master plan will help us execute our 3-year
pastoral plan, Kevin Stuckwisch (of entheos architects) Other Upcoming events:
going over our program needs, and a Q & A. Blood Drive: we ar e in need of many donor s
for our blood drive on Feb. 16th from 10a-3p.
Facilities Master Plan Team Please sign up here—
Fr. Mark Walter, Joel Moser (Facilities Committee https://blessedsacramentwl.org/blood-drive
Chair), Kevin Niebrugge, Dick Bossung, April M. Hola- CBS Listening Session—Save the Date March
jter, Scott Chandler, Nanette Julian, Randy Harrington , 12th and 13th. In response to the Global Synod,
Deacon Dan Finn (Pastorate Consultant), Andy Guljas all pastorates have been asked to lead listening
(Diocesan Facilities Coordinator), and Katie Sanders. sessions. All are invited. Food provided. Be on
the lookout for more information via flocknote,
Please keep us in your prayers as we continue to plan, social media, and at Mass.
with your help, the future of our facilities. We have a Lenten Mission– April 6th & 7th
beautiful space! Be on the lookout for the next info Family Picture Directory Dates—April 28-30;
session—your input matters! May 17-21 more info and sign ups coming soon..
Notes and more info can be found: https://
blessedsacramentwl.org/facilities-master-plan
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ECHO Update
Dear CBS Family / Estimada familia de CBS,
We are kicking our Spring 2022 Adult Alpha and Youth Alpha please join us in
prayer! May God’s love be with our Alpha participants here in our parish and in all
Alpha’s participants world-wide. May there be an increase in them and in us the
virtues of hope, faith, and love!
Estamos iniciando nuestro Alpha para adultos y Alpha para jóvenes esta primavera
del 2022, ¡Únase a nosotros en oración! Que el amor de Dios esté con nuestros
Diana Salgado participantes Alpha aquí en nuestra parroquia y en todos los participantes de Alpha
ECHO Apprentice en todo el mundo. ¡Que aumenten en ellos y en nosotros las virtudes de la
esperanza, la fe y el amor!
Alpha Prayer
Father, may each and every Alpha session begin with Your inspiration, continue with Your help and produce the
fruit of discipleship under Your guidance.
O Jesus, grant that we who labor to make disciples may trust not in our own work, but in Your help.
Holy Spirit, as You point the way, instruct and enlighten our hearts and give us strength for the mission.
Mary, in your motherly tenderness, help us to become the missionary disciples we are called to be.
Thank you, God, for allowing us to share in Your mission, through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
Oración de Alpha
Padre, cada sesión de Alpha comienza con Tu inspiración, y continue con Tu ayuda y que produzca el fruto del
discipulado bajo Tu guía.
Oh Jesús, concede que nosotros, los que trabajamos para hacer discípulos podamos confiar no en nuestro propio
trabajo, sino en Tu ayuda.
Espíritu Santo, mientras señalas el camino, instruye e ilumina nuestros corazones y danos fuerza para la misión.
María, en tu ternura maternal, ayuda a convertirnos en los discípulos misioneros que estamos llamados a ser.
Gracias Dios por permitirnos compartir en tu misión, por Cristo, nuestro Señor. Amén.
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Hispanic Ministry
El hogar cristiano es el lugar en que los hijos reciben el
EL SACRAMENTO primer anuncio de la fe. Por eso la casa familiar es
DEL MATRIMONIO llamada justamente "Iglesia doméstica", comunidad de
Se acercaron a él algunos gracia y de oración, escuela de virtudes humanas y de
fariseos y, para ponerlo a caridad cristiana (CIC 1666).
prueba, le dijeron: «¿Es lícito al
hombre divorciarse de su mujer THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY
por cualquier motivo?». The marriage covenant, by which a man and a woman
El respondió: «¿No han leído form with each other an intimate communion of life and
Epi Cabrera ustedes que el Creador, desde love, has been founded and endowed with its own special
el principio, los hizo varón y laws by the Creator. By its very nature it is ordered to the
Hispanic Coordinator mujer; y que dijo: "Por eso, good of the couple, as well as to the generation and
el hombre dejará a su padre education of children. Christ the Lord raised marriage
y a su madre para unirse a su between the baptized to the dignity of a sacrament (cf CIC,
mujer, y los dos no serán sino can. 1055 # 1; cf. GS 48 # 1).
una sola carne"? The sacrament of Matrimony signifies the union of Christ
De manera que ya no son dos, sino una sola carne. Que el and the Church. It gives spouses the grace to love each
hombre no separe lo que Dios ha unido». other with the love with which Christ has loved his Church;
Le replicaron: «Entonces, ¿por qué Moisés prescribió entregar the grace of the sacrament thus perfects the human love of
una declaración de divorcio cuando uno se separa?». the spouses, strengthens their indissoluble unity, and
El les dijo: «Moisés les permitió divorciarse de su mujer, debi- sanctifies them on the way to eternal life (cf Council of
do a la dureza del corazón de ustedes, pero al Trent: DS 1799).
principio no era sí. Unity, indissolubility, and openness to fertility are essential
Por lo tanto, yo les digo: El que se divorcia de su mujer, a no to marriage. Polygamy is incompatible with the unity of
ser en caso de unión ilegal, y se casa con otra, comete adul- marriage; divorce separates what God has joined together;
terio». the refusal of fertility turns married life away from its
Los discípulos le dijeron: «Si esta es la situación del hombre "supreme gift," the child (GS 50 # 1).
con respecto a su mujer, no conviene casarse». The remarriage of persons divorced from a living, lawful
Y él les respondió: «No todos entienden este lenguaje, sino spouse contravenes the plan and law of God as taught by
sólo aquellos a quienes se les ha concedido. Christ. They are not separated from the Church, but they
En efecto, algunos no se casan, porque nacieron impotentes cannot receive Eucharistic communion. They will lead
del seno de su madre; otros, porque fueron castrados por los Christian lives especially by educating their children in the
hombres; y hay otros que decidieron no casarse a causa del faith (CIC 1665)
Reino de los Cielos. ¡El que pueda entender, que entienda!». The Christian home is the place where children receive the
(San Mateo 19,3-12) first proclamation of the faith. For this reason the family
La alianza matrimonial, por la que un hombre y una mujer home is rightly called "the domestic church," a community
constituyen una íntima comunidad de vida y de amor, fue of grace and prayer, a school of human virtues and of
fundada y dotada de sus leyes propias por el Creador. Por su Christian charity (CIC 1666)
naturaleza está ordenada al bien de los cónyuges así como a
la generación y educación de los hijos. Entre bautizados, el
matrimonio ha sido elevado por Cristo Señor a la dignidad de
sacramento (cf. GS 48,1; CIC can. 1055, §1).
La unidad, la indisolubilidad, y la apertura a la fecundidad
son esenciales al matrimonio. La poligamia es incompatible
con la unidad del
matrimonio; el divorcio separa lo que Dios ha unido; el re-
chazo de la fecundidad priva la vida conyugal de su "don más
excelente", el hijo (GS 50,1).
Contraer un nuevo
matrimonio por parte de los divorciados mientras viven sus
cónyuges
legítimos contradice el plan y la ley de Dios enseñados por
Cristo. Los que viven en esta situación no están separados de
la Iglesia pero no pueden acceder a la comunión eucarística.
Pueden vivir su vida cristiana sobre todo educando a sus hijos
en la fe (CIC 1665).
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Adult Formation
Have you spent a few minutes reading through our new Pastorate Vision
Plan? The staff and parish leadership are delighted to start moving for-
ward on these initiatives and most importantly, team up with YOU, our
parish family to make remarkable things happen. In the plan, on page
five, there is an aggressive and important goal for our pastorate. “GOAL:
Have 70% of our adult parishioners involved in one of our Faith
Formation opportunities.” It’s a substantial objective that is significantly
Elizabeth Gorney linked to the success of our parish internally and to the mission that we
Coordinator of Adult all have been given, to lead the greater world to Christ.
Formation, Mission &
Discipleship In order to move forward, the staff and leadership have recognized that
first, we may need to take a step back. We must identify our current
families, ensure we know who they are, and update their information. We must evaluate our
current groups and faith formation opportunities and ask some questions. Who is leading these
groups? Are these groups continuing to meet and flourish? Is there a desire in these current
groups to grow? Are we reaching our parish families with these ministries and educational
experiences? Only after determining where the parish is, can we effectively plan for where it is
going.
What does this mean to you? Over the next few months, the parish will be reaching out and
offering parishioners the opportunity to update their information, everything from their address
to their volunteer preferences to their ministry involvement. A few years ago, the diocese
introduced all its parishes to a system called Realm. Though it is currently used, there will be an
ongoing effort to better utilize the solution to allow staff and parish leadership to “see” our
parishioners, how they are currently involved and by that involvement, determine how the
parish can continue to grow.
Parishioners will also observe an increased effort to better
inform the parish of the wonderful opportunities that are
currently offered through increased communication,
stewardship fairs, and other events. They will have chances
to determine what areas might intersect with their interest,
talents and gifts, meet group leaders, ask questions, and join
those ministries and formation opportunities to which they
are being called.
This will be an ongoing effort that will be undertaken and
completed by staff, parish leadership, and volunteers. It is a
critical, but maybe a not so “exhilarating” piece of the
Pastorate Vision Plan that is an imperative step in its
success. If you are interested in helping to plan and
accomplish this initiative, please contact Elizabeth Gorney
at (317) 652-8746 or egorney@parish.dol-in.org.
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Faith Formation
Holy Spirit
In our profession of faith we say; “I believe in the Holy Spirit”. Who is this Spirit in
which we claim to believe? The third person of the Holy
Trinity, the outpouring of love between the Father and the Son. Yes, but what is His
role. Who is He in my life?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church says in paragraph 683 that in order to be in touch
with Christ, we must first have been touched by the Holy Spirit. He comes to meet us
Tanya Martinez and kindles faith in us. Then it seems, that we come to know Jesus and believe in Him,
Faith Formation because the Holy Spirit has inspired us and filled us. It seems quite fitting then that we
Coordinator receive this Spirit in baptism. Our entry into life in Christ. We are given all we need to
know and follow our Lord.
My encouragement to all is to embrace this Spirit we have been given. Let Him lead and guide you in all your
thoughts and actions. Invite Him daily to walk with you and reveal Jesus in our mist.
Espíritu Santo
En nuestra profesión de fe decimos; “Creo en el Espíritu Santo”. ¿Quién es este Espíritu en el que decimos
creer? La tercera persona de la Santísima Trinidad, la efusión de amor entre el
Padre y el Hijo. Sí, pero cuál es su papel. ¿Quién es Él en mi vida?
El Catecismo de la Iglesia Católica dice en el párrafo 683 que para estar en contacto con Cristo, primero debe-
mos haber sido tocados por el Espíritu Santo. Viene a nuestro encuentro y enciende en nosotros la fe. Entonces
parece que conocemos a Jesús y creemos en Él, porque el Espíritu Santo nos ha inspirado y nos ha llenado.
Parece muy apropiado entonces que recibamos este
Espíritu en el bautismo. Nuestra entrada en la vida en Cristo. Se nos da todo lo que necesitamos para conocer y
seguir a nuestro Señor.
Mi aliento a todos es que acceptemos este Espíritu que se nos ha dado. Dejemos que Él nos guíe en todos nues-
tros pensamientos y acciones. Invitémoslo diariamente a caminar con nosotros y
revelarnos a Jesús en nuestro caminar.
Last weekend, our faith formation families
made over 40 blankets for Lafayette
Transitional Housing! Thank you for your
participation!
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Evangelization
Greater Lafayette Youth Ministry
The Greater Lafayette Pastorates, which includes St. Boniface and St. Lawrence,
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, St. Mary and St. Ann and St. Tom’s, are combining
forces to gather teens and connect them to each other and to Christ. The Diocese of
Lafayette in Indiana has provided each pastorate with resource ideas and best practices
to serve our teens. Because teens are the primary mission field right now, we need to
allocate our time and energy in accompanying teens in today’s society. The Pastorate
leaders and Missionary Pastors of the Greater Lafayette Area have agreed to hold one
person accountable to organize the Greater Lafayette Area Youth Ministry programs to
work together. The goal is to bring the pastorate teens together by using the
Jocelyn Alcala “Win-Build-Send” model. Patrick Duggins from CC will be helping the pastorates
Director of coordinate events for Middle School and High School teens. He will also take on the
Evangelization task of forming Adult leaders that are journeying with teens at each pastorate. We need
to identify a few adults that are interested in working with teens, and if you are reading
this and feel called to this ministry, please reach out to Jocelyn Alcala- jalcala@dol-in.org.
Los pastorados todo Lafayette y West Lafayette, que incluyen St. Boniface y St. Lawrence, Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, St. Mary y St. Ann y St. Tom's, están combinando fuerzas para reunir a los adolescentes y conectarlos
entre sí y con Cristo. La Diócesis de Lafayette en Indiana ha brindado a cada pastorado ideas de recursos y mejo-
res prácticas para servir a nuestros adolescentes. Debido a que los adolescentes son el campo misionero principal
en este momento, debemos asignar nuestro tiempo y energía para acompañar a los adolescentes en la sociedad
actual. Los líderes del pastorado y los pastores misioneros del área metropolitana de Lafayette han acordado
responsabilizar a una persona para que organice los programas de ministerio juvenil del área metropolitana de
Lafayette para trabajar juntos. El objetivo es unir a los jóvenes del pastorado utilizando el modelo "Ganar-
Construir-Enviar". Patrick Duggins de Central Catholic ayudará a los pastores a coordinar eventos para jóvenes de
secundaria y preparatoria. También asumirá la tarea de formar líderes Adultos que estén en camino con los
jóvenes en cada pastorado. Necesitamos identificar algunos adultos que estén interesados en trabajar con
adolescentes, y si está leyendo esto y se siente llamado a este ministerio, comuníquese con Jocelyn Alcala al
jalcala@dol-in.org
Upcoming Youth Retreats:
Middle School Retreat on Saturday, Feb. 12th @ 8 AM at St. Lawrence. Contact Jocelyn to register.
Destination Jesus– a one-day in-person event on
Saturday, February 19 from 9am-9pm at Guerin Catho-
lic High School. Destination Jesus is an annual retreat
for all high school youth of our diocese, hosted by Our
Lady of Mount Carmel.
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Worship
Dear Blessed Sacrament Family,
I hope you all are well as we continue our brief interlude into Ordinary
Time before we hit our Lenten journey on March 2nd. Please know of my
continued prayers for you; please also keep me in your prayers as often as
you remember. Please also remember to keep our Candidates and Cate-
chumen in RCIA right now in your prayers as well!
Caleb Schultz
Pastoral Asst. for Music Ministry/Prayer Opportunities
& Worship Altar Servers: boys and gir ls who have made their 1st Communion,
are eligible to serve for Mass as Altar Servers. If you’re interested, please
reach out to me – we’d love to have you!
Holy Helpers: our Holy Helper s are a dedicated group of women
(men are welcome to join if they like as well) who launder the Sacred
Linens used at Mass, and take care of some of the cleaning and dusting of
the Church and Adoration Chapel; they also replace the Holy Water in
both locations. They’re a huge part of en-
suring Liturgies at CBS are successful,
and probably aren’t thanked enough since
they operate behind the scenes. If this
sounds like a Ministry you’d be interested
in helping with, please let me know!
Adoration Chapel: As Lent approaches, I’d like to invite all of
you to visit Jesus in our Adoration Chapel. He’s there waiting
24/7, and there are few moments as peaceful as the
opportunity to spend time in silence in front of Him. Even if
you’re not able to sign-up for a weekly Holy Hour, I still encour-
age you to take a few minutes when you can to go see Jesus –
you might be surprised what it can do! If you are interested in
learning more about the Adoration Chapel, please contact me at
your earliest convenience - I’d be delighted to share more with
you!
Thank you & God Bless you!
-Caleb
cschultz@dol-in.org
(765) 463-5733 Ext. 108
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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, February 6 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
special people find lasting health and deliverance, and so 8:00am Mass ♥ For the Parish
join us in thanking you for all your gifts. We ask this through 9:15am Faith Formation
the Lord Jesus who healed those who believed. Amen. 11:00am Mass † Charlie Rausch
Pat & Lisa Romano CBS parishioners 4:00pm KOC Spaghetti Dinner; HH
The Dunne-Gonzalez Uniting in Heart + Our Monday, February 7
Family Pastoral Vision Plan 7:00pm Third Option
ALPHA participants and The Adoration Chapel
team Healthcare Workers Tuesday, February 8 St. Jerome Emiliani; St.
Those who are sick and Teachers Josephine Bakhita, Virgin
suffering Robert and his children 6:30am Into the Breach; HH
Poor Souls in Purgatory and those without food 1:00pm Bridge Ladies; HC
Vocations Faith Formation 5:30pm Mass † Mary Erb
6:00pm Reconciliation; Chapel
6:30pm ALPHA; HH
This week, the Sanctuary 7:30pm Praise Band Rehearsal; MC
Candle in the church
will burn for
The Fleeger Family. Wednesday, February 9
8:30am Mass † Lou O’Reilly
4:00pm Prayer Group; MC
Please Pray for our Parish Families 6:30pm RCIA; HC
Please pray an Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be for the 6:30pm Cantor Rehearsal; MC
7:30pm Adult Choir Rehearsal; MC
Feb. 6 Cesar & Christal Ramirez-Ortiz 9:00pm Schola Rehearsal; MC
George & Nerlene Ramsey
Thursday, February 10 St. Scholastica, Virgin
Feb. 7 Rafael Rangel & Noemi Aburto 8:30am Mass † Robert Lannerd
Andy & Kari Raplee 12:00pm Schoenstatt Women’s/Men’s Meetings
6:30pm Connect Group Meeting; HH/Kitchen
Feb. 8 Judy Rausch 6:30pm Humanae Vitae Women’s Study; Kateri
David Rayburn 7:00pm Spanish Choir Rehearsal; MC
Feb. 9 Barbara Reifel
Friday, February 11 Our Lady of Lourdes
Robert & Gretchen Reiling 8:30am Mass † Frank Flannelly II
Feb. 10 Rex & Janine Reklaitis 9:15am Divine Mercy Chaplet
Steven & Michelle Reynolds Saturday, February 12
Feb. 11 Juan Reynoso & Linsay Sanchez 3:30pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal; MC
4:00pm Reconciliation; Chapel
Judy Rezek 5:30pm Mass (Masks Required)
Feb, 12 Rosemary Ricci & Garrett Jeong † Bob Reifel
Mike & Staci Richards 7:30pm Spanish Mass/Santa Misa
† Souls in Purgatory
Sunday, February 13 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass ♥ For the Parish
Please Pray for our Priests 9:15am Sacramental prep classes only
11:00am Mass † Robert Hopf
“Jesus, Eternal High Priest, live in (Name of Priest), act in 6:30pm Lifeteen; offsite
him, speak in and through him. Think your thoughts in his
mind, and love through his heart. Teach, lead, and guide
him always. Let him live in you, and keep him in this
intimate union always. Amen.”
Feb. 6 Fr. Robert Williams
Feb. 7 Fr. Dominic Young
Feb. 8 Fr. Fr. Elliot Zak
Feb. 9 Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
Feb 10 Pope Francis
Feb. 11 Fr. Derek Aaron
Feb. 12 Fr. Sean Aaron
blessedsacramentwl.org February 2022 • PAGE 10PARISH STAFF
Pastor Full-Time Staff
Fr. Mark Walter
Deacon Administrative Assistant
Todd Marye, dcn.tmarye@dol-in.org Betsy Satchell, bsatchell@parish.dol-in.org
In Residence Director of Evangelization
Fr. Samuel Kalu
Jocelyn Alcala, jalcala@dol-in.org
Sacramental Records & Mass Intentions Disciple
Director of Operations
Wilma Brannan, wbrannan@parish.dol-in.org
Katie Sanders, ksanders@parish.dol-in.org
Part-Time Staff
AV Tech, Denise Jacome ECHO Apprentice
Diana Salgado, dsalgado@parish.dol-in.org
Coordinator of Adult Formation, Mission &
Discipleship Maintenance Technician
Elizabeth Gorney, egorney@parish.dol-in.org Randy Harrington, rharrington@parish.dol-in.org
Executive Director of Parish Life & Administration Pastoral Asst. for Music & Worship
Missy Krockover, mkrockover@dol-in.org Caleb Schultz, cschultz@dol-in.org
Faith Formation Coordinator
Tanya Martinez, tmartinez@parish.dol-in.org
Hispanic Coordinator
Epi Cabrera, ecabrera@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
Learn about all of our ministries and find ways to stay
connected at www.blessedsacramentwl.org/ministriesYou can also read
