Healthcare professionals gathered Oct. 23 with Bishop Charles C. Thompson at St. Joseph Parish in Jasper for the 2013 Diocesan White Mass. As Bishop Thompson noted in his homily, the annual Mass occurs “to honor and pray for all those who are engaged in the noble profession of healthca...
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  Questions and Answers about Communion Father Eugene Schmitt, pastor at St. Raphael Parish in Dubois and St. Peter Celestine Parish in Celestine, answers the following questions about Communion in the parish bulletin. “Can I receive Communion more than once in a day? The answer is yes,...
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General Interest Diocesan Choir Rehearsal for Bruté Awards, 2-4 p.m., Nov. 3 and 10, St. Benedict Cathedral School Building, Evansville; singers from all parishes are invited; the Brute Awards Ceremony will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m., Nov. 17, St. Benedict Cathedral; for more information conta...
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  “Take one – and take heart. Give one – and give hope.” That tagline has graced the front of every CareNotes booklet for the past 25 years. The eight-page inspirational – and informational – booklets have been published by Abbey Press in St. Meinrad since 1...
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SourceURL:file://localhost/Volumes/Message Active/10:2013 OCTOBER/10:25:13/ONLINE/COPY READY/p06 BB 10-25.docx General Interest All Souls Day Remembrance, 9 a.m., Mass followed by cemetery procession and covered dish dinner, Nov. 3, St. Rupert, Red Brush; day to remember all souls, ancestors and de...
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Earlier this month, students at Resurrection School organized a fund-raising walk to benefit Habitat for Humanity. They raised $2,700! Resurrection’s TeenPower Committee chose Habitat as the benefactor; specifically, the funds will support a build sponsored by the Holander Family in celebrati...
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  A message from Father Godfrey Benedictine Father Godfrey Mullen, rector, writes in the newsletter at St. Benedict Cathedral School in Evansville: "Dear friends in Christ, as the first quarter of the school year came to an end recently and no doubt progress reports will follow soon, this is a...
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  Prologue This is the story of a forgotten era – a story of how something we might see every day simply has blended into the landscape; and how the power behind it has been lost, somehow, to the hustle and bustle of modern life. This is the story of how the statues of Our Lady of Fatima...
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  St. Philip Catholic School students are getting closer to God through Eucharistic adoration – and they’re embracing it!   While maintaining our regular Catholic school traditions and customs – and working hard to build a solid faith base in our students – we have...
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  It seems like we are losing some old friends as we say good-bye to the Little Sisters of the Poor. For 131 years, they have been taking care of our elderly poor – even surrounding their bedsides as they head for heaven. Now, because of a decline in vocations, the sisters have sold St....
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