Liturgy Schedule MassesSaturday Mass of Anticipation 5:30 p.m. Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, Noon, 1:30 (Spanish) Monday through Saturday 8:30 a.m. Every evening at 5:30 p.m. Monday and Thursday Communion Service only. First Friday 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Communion Services Monday through Friday 6:30, 7:00 a.m. (except holidays and Holy Days) Holy Days See Sunday bulletin prior to Holy Day. |  [ Map ] |
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| Reconciliation - Saturday, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. or anytime by appointment; please call the Parish Office (353-9404). Holy Orders - Those considering the Priesthood or a Religious vocation, please contact our Pastor or the Archdiocesan Vocation Office at 236-1496. Marriage - Please arrange at the Parish Office six months in advance. | Baptism - Please call the Parish Office for arrangements. |
Holy Spirit Church Golf Outing
Time : Saturday October 23, 21010
Where : Maple Creek Golf and Country Club, 10501 East 21st. Street
Sponsorship and participation opportunities available. Please see the attachment for more details.
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What is a Small Church Community?
Small Church Communities (known as SCC) are gatherings of 8-12 people who freely choose
to form a community of faith and fellowship. They will meet twice a month, normally in members' homes, for a two hour period. During this time participants will have the chance to come to know each other on a deeper level, reflect upon how God is working in their lives, thereby connecting faith with daily life. There is also time for socializing, prayer and food. In our large parishes of today, knowing other parishioners is becoming more difficult. Being a member of a small church community assures you that you are known and prayed for by this community, and that you have the additional support of this new family. Having been in a SCC for 17 years, I highly recommend this ministry.
-Fr. Paul
Listen to the first few minutes of this week's homily (9/12) for more information.
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Holy Spirit recognized as a top private school in Indianapolis
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Holy Spirit makes the list as one of the best private schools in Indianapolis according to Indianapolis Monthly Magazine! Get a copy to read or sneak a peak at the grocery check out line today. |
Girls Baketball Evaluations
Grade school girls basketball evaluations will be held on the following dates.Any girl in the parish is welcomed to play on our cyo teams. A physical and cyo on line registration is required if wasn't done previously for kickball. Cyo fee is $55.00 and uniform deposit is $50($105.00).
| 7th and 8th grades | Aug. 31, Tuesday | 7:30 - 9 PM |
| Sept. 2, Thursday | 7:30 - 9 PM | |
| 5th and 6th grades | Sept. 1,Wednesday | 7 - 8:30 PM |
| Sept. 2, Thursday | 6 - 7:30 PM | |
| 4th grade | Sept. 11, Saturday | 3:30 - 5 PM |
If you would like to play and can not make it to an evaluation please call Rozanne Crump at 908-6500.
Girl's Basketball Open Gym
Cyo will offer open gyms for girls basketball on Sunday afternoons for girls in grades 4th-8th.
- July 25
- Aug 1
- Aug 15
- Aug 22
- Aug29
4th grade girls 3-4
5th & 6th girls 4-5
7th & 8th girls 5-6
St. Monica's Daily Scripture Reflections
Turn Tyson Products into Big Bucks for Holy Spirit School!
 | If you eat Tyson products, you can help Holy Spirit School earn money! PTO Presidents Angie Burck and Donia Yaggi have announced that the school is taking part in a national fund-raising program sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc. The program is called Project A+, and, ac-cording to our co-Presidents it works like this: "There’s a Project A+ label, worth 24¢, on various Tyson products that feature the Project A+ logo on the front of the package. Schools earn money from Tyson by collecting and redeeming the labels." |
Participating schools can earn up to $12,000 per academic year, and there are no restrictions on
how the funds are used. "We can use the money for anything we need — field trips, computer
equipment, sports gear, library books — anything!" said the PTO Presidents.
Our Tyson Project A+ coordinator, Kim Melton, states,” Just send your labels in an envelope with
my last name on it. When we collect 100 labels I will send them into Tyson, and they will mail us a heck! It is just that easy.” "Our goal this year is to collect a total of 6300 labels so that we can raise $1500.00. That is aproximately 18 labels per student!” Melton went on to urge everyone to participate in the program. "If everyone out in the community clips and saves the Tyson Project A+ redemption labels, we can make this program a huge success for our school."
For more information on the Tyson Project A+ program, contact Kim Melton or check out the Tyson Project A+ Web site, http://www.tyson.com/projectaplus/ .