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8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217 • 317-882-0724 • www.stbindy.org NOVEMBER 21, 2021
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of The Universe
So Pilate said to him, “Then you are a king?” Jesus answered,
“You say I am a king. For this I was born and for this I came
into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who belongs
to the truth listens to my voice.” – Jn 18:37
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Attending Mass in the COVID-19 Era
As we continue to monitor guidelines on masking in light of the Delta variant, we make note
of the CDC recommendations which are copied from www.cdc.gov:
• If you are not fully vaccinated and aged 2 or older, you should wear a mask in indoor
public places.
• People who have a condition or are taking medications that weaken their immune
system may not be fully protected even if they are fully vaccinated. They should
continue to take all precautions recommended for unvaccinated people, including
wearing a well-fitted mask, until advised otherwise by their healthcare provider.
• If you are fully vaccinated, to maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent
possibly spreading it to others, wear a mask indoors in public if you are in an area of
substantial or high transmission. (Note: Marion County, Indiana is listed as an area
of high transmission.)
MASS SCHEDULES
Weekdays
8:30 AM Catholicism 101 Series
Saturday
5:00 PM
Interested in learning what Catholics believe and why?
Sunday
7:00 AM Are you a lifelong Catholic who feels you do not
9:00 AM
11:00 AM understand your faith or what the Church teaches?
1:30 PM Chin Mass
Do you have questions about specific topics
Fr. Guy Roberts
or teachings of the Church?
Pastor
Then this series is for you!
Fr. Eustace Thang
Associate Pastor
Jerry Matthews
Join us on the following dates
Deacon
6:30-8:00 PM
CONFESSION in the Grace Center
Friday Saturday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
in the Adoration Chapel December 1
Confessions are also available Who are Mary and the Saints
by appointment.
Presented by Kathy Tichenor
Support Our Parish December 15
with Faith Direct
How to Read Sacred Scripture
SAFE, SECURE & EFFICIENT
Presented by Father Guy Roberts
Enroll now by downloading the
Faith Direct App!
St. Barnabas Code: IN926 Please contact Joe Sheehan at
Jsheehan@stbindy.org with any questions.
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NOVEMBER 21, 2021
The GOAT is a Lamb
A few weeks ago, someone approached me after Mass and suggested I give a homily about a goat. At first, I was baffled,
but quickly realized the person wasn’t speaking of an animal, but was referring to the recent acronym for “Greatest Of
All Time.” In this sense, a GOAT is someone who is a legend in their field, especially in sports. If we think of various
GOATs from the world of athletics, we might think of the Babe Ruth and Baseball, Michael Jordan and Basketball,
Serena Williams and Tennis, or Peyton Manning and Football. Certainly there are other greats from the world of music,
and literature, and movies, and science, and practically every discipline we can imagine. But when it comes to the
ultimate GOAT, the “goat” is actually a Lamb!
Today we conclude the Church Year with the celebration of Jesus Christ, the King of the Universe. Jesus came into our
world to accomplish what no one else ever could or ever will again: Jesus won our salvation. He holds a status with
which no one can compete, and no one will ever exceed. No one will ever be greater than Jesus. He showed His great
power, not by flexing His muscles, but through what appeared to the world to be weakness. While Caesar was attempting
to show his power to the world as emperor of Rome, Jesus came to save the world as a tiny, newborn infant. He began to
usher in God’s Kingdom, not with the sword, but by proclaiming the Gospel. Later, He allowed Himself to be arrested,
and nailed to a cross, and left to die. But from what seemed a terrible defeat, Jesus arose victorious over sin and death,
and gave eternal life to all who believe in Him. Who else but Jesus could accomplish such a feat?
Jesus is called the “Lamb of God,” a reference to the lambs which were offered to God in sacrifice in the Old Testament,
in particular, the “Paschal Lamb” which marks the Passover, and God’s deliverance of His people Israel from slavery in
Egypt. But none of those sacrificial lambs could wash away sin forever, and they certainly could not rise from the dead!
But in the book of Revelation, we find a scene in Heaven, where the Angels and Saints and every creature on earth sing
a song of praise, “Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power and riches, wisdom and strength, honor and glory
and blessing; to the one who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be blessing and honor, glory and might, forever and
ever.” So, the GOAT is the Lamb!
Our second reading says that when Jesus comes again, every eye will see Him. Most GOATs like to be seen and
celebrated for their greatness. While Jesus says of Himself, “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the one who is and who was
and who is to come, the Almighty,” He does not keep His glory to Himself. Jesus was already the King of the Universe
from all eternity. So why then did He come into the world, suffer, die, and rise again? He did it to claim the Kingdom
for us! Now, Jesus calls us to share in His glory forever! He invites us, not just to live in Heaven, but to share the throne
with Him. And, His Kingdom does not pass away, and His record as the Greatest of All Time will stand forever and ever.
Unlike the Kingdom of Pilate and Caesar, Jesus’ Kingdom is not of this world, which is passing away. His Kingdom,
which is now our Kingdom, never ends. When our second reading tells us, “Jesus Christ is the faithful witness, the
firstborn of the dead and ruler of the kings of the earth,” it means we can believe His testimony, for His own rising from
the dead is the assurance that we, who are one with Him in baptism, also possess eternal life. Our destiny is to be where
Jesus is.
The University of Notre Dame has produced many “greats” throughout the years. From the Notre Dame football
endzone a famous mural is visible. It portrays Jesus with arms lifted in blessing, and has affectionately become known as
“Touchdown Jesus,” as it appears Jesus is saying, like a referee, “It’s good!” For our sake, Jesus has scored the winning
run; He has carried us safely into the end zone of Heaven. At the final judgment, if we have lived in God’s grace, Jesus
will declare of our lives, “It’s good!” But His raised arms are more than a declaration of the winning point scored. His
open arms are the uprights, and the invitation to pass through His arms, safely into them, to be embraced by Him forever.
Jesus has won the victory for us, and we may have confidence in our salvation through Him, for the GOAT is a Lamb!
Fr. Roberts
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OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
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Mass Intentions
Sat November 20
5:00 PM Gerald Scheele / Bob-Ann Caskey
Sun November 21
7:00 AM Parish
9:00 AM Bob Tackett / Pepper Mulherin
11:00 AM Santina Gallamore / Family
Mon November 22
8:30 AM Nicholas Iaria / John-Mary Jaffe
Tue November 23
8:30 AM Mary Joe Leppert / Judy Callon
Wed November 24
8:30 AM Marilyn Hurrle / Kathy Pugh
Thu November 25
9:00 AM Mary Beth Scheib / Family
Fri November 26
8:30 AM Mary Margaret Wilkins
Suzanne Wells
Sat November 27
5:00 PM Shirley Carroll
Don-Karen Beckwith
Sun November 28
7:00 AM Parish
9:00 AM William Eichhold
Claudia Slabaugh
11:00 AM Bob-Joan LaBine / Family
Stewardship for October 2021
Envelope Gifts $68,996.04
Visitor’s Gifts $3,663.53
ACH Gifts $30,723.34
Faith Direct $65,959.00
Total Gifts $169,341.91
Corporate Matching Gifts $11,360.00
Other Donations:
All Saints Day $45.00
Building Fund $10.00
Catholic University of America $10.00
Food Pantry $40.00
Fr. Sciarra $551.28
Other Donations: School $1,200.00
Special Collection - Haiti relief $500.00
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NOVEMBER 21, 2021
2021 Giving Tree
SUPPORTING PARISH FAMILIES
& CATHOLIC CHARITIES’ CHRISTMAS STORE
We are appealing to the members of St. Barnabas Church again this year to donate new Toys/Teen Gifts, and
Household Items for Christmas gifts to needy families from our own church and from the archdiocese. Last year
the Christmas Store served 839 families in need. It is anticipated that even more families may be served this
year. Every child deserves to have a gift to brighten his day and to make him feel loved. Our goal has always been
to limit the number of children who will feel forgotten at Christmas; please help us again this year!
Please bring your new, unwrapped gifts to church NOV 21- DEC 11 and place them around the
Christmas tree located in the Narthex. ALL GIFTS will be used and are much appreciated!
WE ARE NOT COLLECTING CLOTHING THIS YEAR
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Crock pots, coffee makers, toaster ovens, Pyrex baking sets
Blanket/comforter & sheet sets, towel sets, stick vacuum,
Rice cooker, electric skillet/ griddle
Blenders, dish sets, pots & pans, cookware, silverware
Basic tool sets, cleaning supplies
INFANTS
Fisher Price, V-tech infant toys
Diapers: sizes 2, 3, & 4
TODDLERS
Ride-on toys, play tents, trucks
Baby dolls (all ethnicities), doll strollers, doll clothes
Duplo & Lego sets, Fisher Price & Playskool sets
SCHOOL AGE GIFTS
Disney, My Life, Our Generation Baby Alive & Rainbow High dolls
Doll Play sets, super hero action figures
Craft & drawing sets
Lego sets, board games,
31” Skateboards, scooters
TEENS
Male & female toiletry sets & wallets
Jewelry, watches, & jewelry boxes
Curling/ flat irons, hair dryers
Pedicure/ nail polish sets
Skate boards, soccer balls, volleyballs, basketballs, scooters
Sleeping bags & headphones
BATTERIES FOR TOYS: AA, AAA, 9-volt batteries
Thank you for your generous support of the 2021 Giving Tree.
Please help us see that no child feels that they were forgotten at Christmas.
ST. BARNABAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 5
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Outreach Ministry - St. Bonaventure
Due to COVID, our mission team was unable
to travel to St. Bonaventure Indian Mission in
Arizona this year. Instead, we sent funds from our
parish family through the Outreach Ministry, that
we had budgeted for supplies for the trip. Chris
Halter, the Executive Director, sent the following
letter.
Thank you for your generous gift to St. Bonaventure.
I am so grateful for your care for the children,
elders and families served by the Mission and
School. God Bless your generosity toward those
whose lives are far less fortunate than yours or
mine.
All the work done here at the mission runs on
faith in God and the goodness and kindness of
friends like you. Maybe your heart is with the
elderly and lonely. Maybe your heart is with
the little ones in school. Maybe you realize the
huge importance of water in the lives of those
who don’t have any. Whatever your reasons for
caring about our Navaho brothers and sister, I
thank you for your prayers and gifts.
Where ever your heart lies, I know that 200+
children in school and their parents are glad you
care. I know the elders are grateful for water. I
know that families are thankful for the aid with
clothing, blankets and repairing their homes.
Your generosity is the key to all the programs
at St. Bonaventure Mission and School. Your
caring gladdens my heart and those of all you help.
To see more about the amazing work done at St.
Bonaventure, check out their website at
https://www.stbonaventuremission.org/
The Outreach Ministry team meets on the 3rd
Wednesday of each month. New members are
always welcome. Contact Connie Merkel at
connie_merkel@yahoo.com for more information.
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NOVEMBER 21, 2021
Everyday Stewardship - Recognize God In Your Ordinary Moments
Long Live the King
Did you know that you can become royalty, for the right price? It’s true — for the low, low cost of
$50, you, too, can purchase a 12-square-inch souvenir plot of Scottish land and call yourself “Laird
So-and-so.” Now, this lordship or ladyship doesn’t come with the ability to boss anyone around,
but maybe your friends will be impressed enough to bend the knee.
My point is, we’ve all got our own little fiefdoms — folks or communities for which we have a
feeling of responsibility. Maybe we’re not their “king,” but most of us have those we think of as
“our people.”
Now, in this world, people lay themselves down for their kings. History is riddled with the bodies
of men, young and old — and plenty of women and children, too — who were casualties of wars
waged by men in power, men who never had to shed their own blood. But in the next world, the
King dies for his people. This is leadership par excellence — the leadership of someone whose
love is greater than his ambition.
We are all leaders of a sort. On the parish level, you have the obvious roles — serving on pastoral
council, spearheading the capital campaign, leading the Altar Guild. But you also have the quiet
ones who lead from the wings — the janitor who can always be relied upon to do his job, or the
volunteer librarian who puts in extra hours on the weekends.
There is a saying — find your people. I say, find your people, and find a way to lay yourself down
for them, in imitation of the greatest King that ever was.
— Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
©LPi
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OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
Catholic Charities Caregiver Support Groups
Support groups for caregivers of older adults. The groups are not disease specific.
(Sponsored by Catholic Charities, the groups are open to all.)
Tuesdays: Dec 14 from 5:30 - 7 PM.
In person at St Jude’s, 5375 McFarland Road. Registration required.
NEW AFTERNOON TIME: Thursdays: Dec 16 from 1 - 2:30 PM.
In person at the Catholic Center, 1400 N Meridian Street. Registration required.
VIRTUAL: Thursdays: Dec 16 from 4:15 - 5:30 PM.
Registration required to receive Zoom link.
Contact Monica at mwoodsworth@archindy.org or 317-261-3378
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NOVEMBER 21, 2021
Remember Our Ill Parishioners and Their Caregivers
CONTACT
Pam Bauer Shirley Kennedy Michelle Snyder
Chuck Boehm Don Kratz Dennis Stephenson PARISH OFFICE: 317-882-0724 • Fax: 317-887-8932
Jilly Bond Norma Largent Patrick Sutton SCHOOL OFFICE: 317-881-7422 • Fax: 317-887-8933
Owen Bostock Alice Lee Evelyn Tapak EMERGENCY: 317-886-4744
Bob Boyle Debbie Linton Steve Taylor OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Monday to Friday
Samantha Brown Theresa Mascola Rob Thomas WEBSITE: www.stbindy.org
Bill Bruns Barb Mathauer Kathy Tichenor Pastor
Tom Cisco Phil McInnes Luke Tolbert Fr. Guy Roberts Ext. 223 groberts@stbindy.org
Mary Combs Robert Messmer Mimi Toombs
Mike Congleton Barbara Miller Dwayne VanMeter Associate Pastor
Rosemary Cox David Miller Carmen Viegas Fr. Eustace Thang Ext. 222 ethang@stbindy.org
Isaiah Dale PJ Milto Rita Wagner
Deacon
Lyle Davidson John Paul Morris Marvin Wagner
Tony Dennis Eli Padgett Dave Webb Jerry Matthews 317-441-3471 jmatthews@stbindy.org
James Egold Bonnie Pickard Angela Whittman Parish Secretary
Beverly Fox Theo Quillen Patrick Whitsett Theresa Warner Ext. 221 twarner@stbindy.org
Noreen Garney Diane Quillico Larry Williams
Linda/Steve Godfrey Judy Rossman Toni Winneroski Pastoral Associate
Gary Hildenbrand Heather Schaefer Dee Woods Patty Cain 317-319-2974 pcain@stbindy.org
Charlie Johnson Anthony Schell Jr. Barry Yovanovich
Pastoral Coordinator
Sue Kavanaugh Vincent Schell III
Garry Kegley John Sheehan Paul Hnin 913-293-2414 phnin@stbindy.org
And please keep praying for Msgr. Tony Volz Director of Operations
Contact our Pastoral Associate or the Parish Secretary to be added or taken off the list.
Tom Hosty Ext. 253 thosty@stbindy.org
Bookkeeper
Ja-Deen Johnson Ext. 252 jjohnson@stbindy.org
Coordinator of Finances
Meg Horcher mhorcher@stbindy.org
Director of Facilities
Greg Beckham Ext. 271 gbeckham@stbindy.org
Director of Faith Formation
Joe Sheehan Ext. 225 jsheehan@stbindy.org
Youth Minister
Jo De Leon Ext. 240 jdeleon@stbindy.org
Music Director
Dr. R. Ryan Endris Ext. 238 rendris@stbindy.org
Principal
Ryan Schnarr Ext. 270 rschnarr@stbindy.org
Assistant Principal
Erin Skartvedt Ext. 280 eskartvedt@stbindy.org
School Office
Laura Bridgewater Ext. 248 lbridgewater@stbindy.org
Kathie McCarthy Ext. 269 kmccarthy@stbindy.org
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OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE
St. Francesco Antonio Fasani (1681 – 1742)
lived his whole life as a loving, devout, and
atoning man. He entered the Conventual
Franciscans in 1695, and 10 years later
taught philosophy to younger friars, served
as guardian of his friary, and eventually
became provincial minister. When his term
of office ended, St. Francesco became
master of novices and finally pastor in his
hometown of Lucera.
Known throughout his various ministries
as being loving, devout, and penitential,
he was also a well-known confessor and
preacher. St. Francesco was a loyal friend
of the poor and worked tirelessly to find
ways to support them. He was a mystic
with such a profound prayer life and
supernatural gifts that he was known to
levitate during prayer. He was canonized in
1986 by Pope John Paul II.
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