Celebrant/Homilist Schedule 

26th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Saturday, September 24, 5:30 pm

Fr. Martin Linebach

Sunday, September 25, 9:30 am

Fr. Martin Linebach

Sunday, September 24, Noon

Fr. Martin Linebach 

Sunday, September 25, 5:30 pm

Archbishop Shelton Fabre,  

Fr. Mateo Zamora, OSB,

Fr. Albert Anover,

Fr. Martin Linebach 

 Please note: Celebrant/Homilist schedule subject to change.

This Sunday is Priesthood Sunday

Please join us after the 9:30 Mass on Sunday,

September 25 for coffee and donuts,

to celebrate Priesthood Sunday with Father.

Get your taste buds ready...this Sunday, September 25, is 

Filipino Fest!

34th Annual Observance of the Feast of St. Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila

Cathedral of the Assumption

Sunday, September 25 at 5:30 pm Mass

Archbishop Fabre will be the Principal Celebrant for the Mass, with Father Mateo Zamora, OSB, Father Albert Anover and Fr. Linebach concelebrating Mass for the feast. 

This annual celebration of Filipino faith, tradition and culture, and the generosity of the Filipino Community, continue to be a blessing to the Cathedral parish and to the San Lorenzo Ruiz-William L. Fichteman Scholarship Fund, which helps students whose parents have limited income to attend a Catholic school.

Delicious Authentic Filipino Dishes served as

both dine-in and “grab and go” bags for carry out.

 $15/adult (ages 13 and up) and $10/child. 

Plan to join the celebration!

Thinking of Becoming Catholic?

If you have thought of becoming Catholic, or if you have questions about the Catholic Church, RCIA classes for the coming year have begun.  Please contact Pastoral Associate George Kaissieh, gkaissieh@cathedraloftheassumption.org,

if you want to sign up or find out more information.

Red Mass

Please join the legal and judicial communities for the annual Red Mass, which invokes God’s blessing and guidance on all those in the legal community, including attorneys, judges, paralegals, and clerks. Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre will celebrate this Mass on Wednesday, September 28, 2022, 12:15 pm at the Cathedral of the Assumption.  Persons of all faiths who serve in the legal profession are invited to attend.

White Mass

Thanks to Healthcare Heroes

in the Archdiocese of Louisville

With special gratitude to those who serve in the healthcare field, Archbishop Shelton Fabre invites healthcare professionals to the annual Mass for medical professionals on Sunday, October 16, 5:30 pm, at the Cathedral. This Mass is a Catholic liturgy but a warm invitation is extended to persons of all faiths who serve in the healthcare field. Invoking the blessing of St. Luke, the patron saint of physicians, this event gathers doctors, dentists, nurses, psychologists, respiratory therapists, physical therapists and all who work in healthcare to ask God’s blessing upon those who serve in this profession. Medical professionals are asked to wear their uniforms to the Mass. For those who cannot attend, this event will be live-streamed. Search for Cathedral of the Assumption, Louisville, Ky. on YouTube. 

Baby Bottle Boomerang

During Respect Life Month, Little Way Pregnancy Center is asking for your support of their life-saving ministry. For 38 years, Little Way has been serving women and men who find themselves in the crisis of an unexpected pregnancy.

Your support allows Little Way to offer their services free of charge including:

• free ultrasounds, pregnancy options education, love, and support to help these women make a decision for life;

• parenting education and baby supplies for those families needing assistance;

• a healing program to help lay down the burden of a past abortion.

Little Way is committed to helping these families thrive.

Please consider picking up a Baby Bottle in the back of church to take home on October 8/9 weekend, fill with donations, and return on October 22/23 weekend.

HAPPY AUTUMN

Golden Stars Outing October 19

Hey GOLDEN STARS,

We are going to bring in the Fall Season with a trip to Huber’s Family Farm Restaurant for lunch, 2421 Engle Road, Starlight IN 47106.  October is the best time to visit Huber’s. You can pick out your own pumpkin.

On Wednesday October19, we plan to meet for lunch at 11:30 at Huber’s Family Farm Restaurant.  Please come for friendship, food and Fall!

Please RSVP to Brenda Samantha McWaters at 502-641-1575 or brendamac40@hotmail. com by October 16!

Hope to see you there!

Cathedral Book Club  October Read

Black Narcissus

by Rumer Godden

October 17, 7 pm,

Parish Office Building

2nd Floor

Formation Room

Cathedral Eucharistic Ministry

at Jewish Hospital

For many years, volunteer Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion from the Cathedral have distributed communion to Catholic patients at the Jewish Hospital campus in Downtown Louisville. This valuable ministry brings the cornerstone of our Catholic faith, the Eucharist, to people who are in most need of Christ’s divine grace.

In order to continue this vital mission, there is a need for more volunteers.  If you have an interest in becoming one, please attend sessions offered by the Archdiocese of Louisville. The schedules for classes for new or returning ministers can be found at

https://www.archlou.org/services-directory/archdiocesan-agencies-facilities/worship-office/. 

Once you complete class, you can register as a volunteer at Jewish Hospital (UofL Health) using the link below: https://www.volgistics.com/appform/1152617644.

If you have questions, contact Joe LaRocca 812-989-4552 or Jim Conner 502-645-0051.

Fully Alive Banquet

&

Immaculata Speaker Series

Mary Hasson, J.D., from the Person and Identity Project, Catholic Women’s Forum and Ethics and Public Policy Center, will speak at the Family Renewal Project’s 2nd annual “Fully Alive” Banquet on Thursday evening, September 29, at the Mellwood Arts Center, and on Friday, September 30th, at the Immaculata Academy’s Speaker Series from 7-9 pm. Hasson consults to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on Marriage, Family, Life and Youth and frequently speaks in national and international venues on topics related to gender ideology, parental rights, religious liberty, and culture. More info & seat reservations for the Family Renewal Gala at bit.ly/FullyAlive22 or visit www.familyrenewalproject.com or call Donna Burry at 502-244-6820.

The Immaculata Speaker Series is on Friday evening, September 30, 7-9 pm, at 440 Zorn Avenue, Louisville KY 40206.

There is no fee to attend either event, charitable donations appreciated.

Events will have different topics.

Senior Institute

The Catholic Enrichment Center of the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry will host its Senior Institute on Tuesday, October 4, 10 am -2 pm,  3146 West Broadway, Louisville, KY 40211. The Guest Speaker will be Gary Montgomery, motivational speaker, communication coach, communication and leadership trainer, retired TV sportscaster/director, parish religious education teacher, and community activist, who works to help individuals become better than they think they can be. The cost of the institute is $10/person and includes lunch. RSVP by Thursday, September 29. For more information, call the Catholic Enrichment Center at 502-776-0262.

St. Bartholomew Parish Octoberfest

Friday, October 7, 4-7 pm

2040 Buechel Bank Road, Louisville KY 40218

Live music by The Kaelin Band

German Potato Salad – Bratwurst – Tamales – Street Corn - Split the Pot Raffle Chances - Cake Booth

License #0119 

Register Your Child Now for

The Living Rosary!

The Archdiocesan Marian Committee is grateful to offer the 71st Living Rosary with the Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary by none other than Archbishop Shelton Fabre who will also be the Homilist! For the third year in a row we’re thankful to have Fr. Benni Pengiparambil, C.M.I and the parish of St. Teresa of Calcutta as our host for this outdoor event to be held on their beautiful grounds, rain or shine. It will begin at 3 pm on Sunday, October 23rd. St. Teresa’s (the old St. Jerome parish) is at 903 Fairdale Road, Fairdale, KY 40118 and is very easy to get to, just off the Gene Snyder close to I-65. Parking is excellent. Great paved flat wheelchair access to the event. Limiting non-covered seating also available for those getting there first, so please bring your own chair and umbrella if needed. Youth in grades 1st-12th are encouraged to participate as "living" beads of the Rosary. They should plan on being there ½ hour prior to the beginning of the event. Please register children on-line at https://www.archloumarian.org/living-rosary-registration/ .