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Friday, Jan. 21st: Adoration 6-7 pm Mass for the Unborn 7:00 pm Sat./Sun. Jan. 22-23rd: Place red crosses on Holy Family Campus 3- 4 pm Mon. Jan 24th: March for the Unborn

MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 2022 Join hundreds of Hoosiers in downtown Indianapolis to mark the 48th anniversary of the tragic Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision. 12:00pm March – Gather along Georgia Street: the march will process to Meridian St., past Soldiers and Sailors Monument, over to the Indiana State Capitol building, eventually ending at the south steps of the Statehouse. 12:45pm Rally – Join us for a rally at the Statehouse, including Marc Tuttle, Mary Carmen Zakrajzek of Students for Life of America (SFLA), U.S. Senator Todd Young and more!

2021 contribution statements are available upon request - Please call the Catholic office at 962-3902 if you would like to receive yours.

Because of painting, St. Mary Church will be closed starting Monday, January 17th through Friday, January 28th. Alternate Masses will take place at Holy Family and are as follows: Wednesday, January 19th @ 8:15 am Saturday, January 22nd @ 5:00 pm Sunday, January 23rd Spanish Mass at 1:30 pm Wednesday, January 26th @ 8:15 am

Join us for our Christmas pitch-in meal! January 8th at St. Mary Campus after the 5PM Mass. Bring a dish or dessert to share! Bring your favorite board or card game! *Wear Christmas attire or an ugly Christmas sweater if you have one! Ages: Twenties & Thirties *Children & Older Spouses are most welcome! (Children play in the gym w/ supervision) Location: St. Mary Campus Cafeteria & Gym Questions? Contact Kyle King at kking@setoncatholics.org or 765-541-8420

Daily Mass on December 29th at 8:15 AM will be at St. Andrew campus. This is a one-time change.

The Third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday) has for many years been the day when the children of Rome bring the figurines of Baby Jesus from their family cribs to St/ Peter’s Square to be blessed by the Pope during the Angelus. The day is affectionately known as “Bambinelli Sunday.” Instituted by St. Pope John Paul II during his Papacy, the tradition has continued and has grown in popularity across the universal Church. Children are invited to wrap the blessed figurines in Christmas wrapping when they return home, and to place them under the tree, to be opened as the first gift of Christmas; thus encouraging young children to make the connection between the gifts they receive on Christmas Day and the greatest gift that any of us can receive, Jesus; and the connection between the Nativity set at home and the local Church where they worship each weekend.

Bible Study on Monday evening November 23rd will be held at 7 PM at Holy Family Campus.

This Sunday, November 7th the 1:30 PM Spanish Mass will be cancelled due to Confirmation at St. Gabriel in Connersville.

Sunday, November 14th at ST. Mary campus. Ages twenty to thirty. Children and older spouses are welcome. Thanksgiving pitch-in meal. Bring your favorite board or card game.

HOSPITALITY IN THE EARLY CHURCH How do we recover a dynamic ministry of Christian Hospitality in our homes, parishes, and ministries? What are some examples from Sacred Scripture, the lives of the Saints, and the rapidly growing Early Church? Topic Presented by Kyle King Date: Thursday, October 7th Time: 5:30pm for dinner & social hour; 6:30pm for presentation Location: Little Sheba’s, 175 Fort Wayne Ave., Richmond, IN 47374. Catholic Women United Night at Little Sheba’s! All women welcome!

Holy Family Campus at 5pm on Sunday, Sep. 26th Join us for a Sunday evening Mass led by the youth of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton parish who attended One Bread One Cup Liturgical Training Conference over the summer!

Please join us for the Annual Life Chain, Sunday, October 3rd for an hour of silent prayer to end the atrocity of abor-tion. We will gather at the corner of South 16th and A Street from 2-3pm. If you have any questions please con-tact Debbie Coleman at 765-977-4266.

All men are invited to join the Catholic Men of Action as we gather together around food, fellowship, and faith. Thursday, September 30th FIREHOUSE BBQ & BLUES Schedule 6:30 — St. Joseph Park at St. Andrew Campus to discuss project planning and landscaping for the year of St. Joseph. 6:45 — Upper room at Firehouse for BBQ buffet. Bring free will offering. 7:15 to 8 pm — Theology Talk

Sever Training for New and Returning servers will take place at St. Mary Campus on Saturday August 21st at 11AM. It should last approximately 1 hour.

The Catholic Office will be closed Friday August 6th so the staff can attend the annual retreat for our teachers and staff.

Monday Night Bible Study is returning. We will resume on Monday, September 13th at Holy Family Campus from 7pm to 8:15 pm. This year we will be focusing on an introduction to the Bible and the Gospel of John. Suggested donation is $10 for the book to help cover the costs of this program. If interested, please join us for the first night, and if you have questions, please contact Cheryl Kitchin at 1-765-969-3945.

As we soon engage in a parish wide consecration to St. Joseph, I would like to personally invite you to join us. During this thirty-three-day consecration to St. Joseph, you will learn from our spiritual father, St. Joseph, what we need to cultivate to be a faithful father to your families. We do this intentionally, meaning we join all those men who are fathers and fathers-to-be in our parish and dedicate ourselves as a community. By doing this, we remind the world that family which is the fundamental unit of any society is constantly under attack and that for that same reason we must seek God’s providential care families in the world - a place where a man and a woman joined in holy matrimony raise children and educate them according to God’s will. Peace and blessings, Fr. Sengole

Dear Seton Parish and Seton Catholic High School families, It is with a humble and grateful heart that I introduce myself to you as Seton High School’s new principal!

After an extensive search, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish and Seton Catholic High School are pleased to announce that Mrs. Jane E. Brack will be the next principal of Seton Catholic High School.