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Bulletin Board Send information to Bulletin Board at least one week in advance. Items to be considered for publication Friday, Dec. 28, must be received in writing no later than noon on Friday, Dec. 21. Entries may be repeated if time and space permit.  All items may be edited. All times are l...
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While Dec. 25 is the most anticipated date on most calendars, Latinos across the American continents — including the Evansville Diocese — start their celebration a bit earlier. The Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe occurs on Dec. 12 every year, and Latino Catholics begin celebrating wi...
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In less than two months’ time, 19-year-old Sam Featherstone went from independent college student living in Indianapolis to homebound and unable to walk. That’s the stark reality of the cancer he has been battling with every ounce of his mind, body and spirit for more than three years....
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Celebrating the Eucharist In a letter to parishioners at St. Theresa Church, Evansville, Deacon Dave Seibert writes, “When we come together to celebrate the Eucharist, we use images that remind us of a meal. We’re fed at the Table of the Lord. We are fed by the Body and Blood of Christ....
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Jim and Theresa Phipps wouldn’t have missed the Centennial Mass celebration for their parish, St. Benedict Cathedral in Evansville, for anything in the world - not when so much of their life together revolves around what they call their St. Ben’s parish family. And so, the Phipps family...
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From 39 families in 1837, to more than 1,800 families in 2012, St. Joseph Church, Jasper, has blossomed into one of the largest and most vibrant parishes in the Diocese of Evansville. On Saturday, Dec. 1, the people of St. Joseph gathered to celebrate the rich and lengthy history of their parish in...
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It’s afternoon naptime, but several of the pre-school children at St. Bernard School in Rockport, are restless. The classroom lights are off in the Child Care Center, soft music is playing and after-school care coordinator Ashley Mascenik and Benedictine Sister Ida Otto are doing their best t...
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If attitude is everything, then Mary Shepard must have it all. Two weeks ago, she was the co-owner of Make Time to Create, a thriving craft booking supply store in Newburgh. In a few hours, just about everything in the shop was gone, destroyed by an early morning fire. Eight other businesses and a...
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Character Counts “One of the new programs we have started at St. Matthew is Character Counts,” writes Vickie Wannemuehler, principal of the Mount Vernon school. “The students have been learning about the six pillars of character: caring, fairness, respect, responsibility, trustwor...
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