Parish News
Parishioner Carl Schindler Passes Away
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/26/21
Carl Anthony Schindler, 80, died at his home on Wednesday, March 24, 2021. Surviving are his wife of 65 years, Goldie Lou (Kent) Schindler; daughter, Tori Shumate (Jason); and he was proud papa to Landyn and Ella Grace Shumate. Also surviving are sisters, Alberta Peay and Joyce Schindler; ... Read More »
New Altar Server Training
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/26/21
New Altar Server Training will take place on April 8 after school dismissal. If you have a 5th-8th grader (from the school or parish) who is interested in this ministry, please contact Paul Stiller in the parish office to sign up.
First Communion - April 25
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/26/21
This year we are blessed to have our First Holy Communicants join us in the parish community for the reception of the Blessed Sacrament. Our First Holy Communion celebration will be held at the 10:30am Mass on April 25th, 2021. Please pray for our 2nd graders as they enter ... Read More »
Update to Holy Family COVID Protocols
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/18/21
Holy Family will be making two changes to our COVID prevention protocols for Liturgies beginning on Palm Sunday. Hymnals will be returned to the pews Pews will no longer be sanitized after Masses
These decisions were made after consulting the Floyd County Board of Health and several medical professionals ... Read More »
Thank you from St. Vincent de Paul
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/16/21
Your Saint Vincent DePaul Society would again like to thank you for your prayers and generosity. Our food pantry has been blessed with donations from many anonymous donors, St. Mary’s of the Knobs School and Providence High School during Catholic School Week, Holy Family School during their Lenten journey, ... Read More »
SIC Spring Football Camps K-8th grades
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/16/21
Catalyst Catholic is organizing Football Camps for all Kindergarten through 8th graders in the deanery. Students can come to as many as they want, but please register ahead of time using the following link so that Catalyst can get an idea of how many will be attending. Registration Form ... Read More »
Catalyst Catholic announces FOUR internship opportunities
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/16/21
Since 2002, the New Albany Deanery has offered a paid internship, awarded to a Catholic young adult each year, as a way of encouraging young adults to consider a lifelong career/vocation in ministry or helping professions that positively impact youth and young adults. Thanks to the generous support of ... Read More »
HFS Silent Auction
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 3/08/21
Support Holy Family School with our annual Silent Auction! More than 80 items are available, from quality goods and services to weekend getaways. Be sure to get your bids in early and keep your eye on the items you really want! Begin your bidding on Beckort Auctions
DATES: March 8 through March 18 at 7pmPICK-UPS: Friday, March 19 (By appointment only. Enter through Main Office only)PAYMENTS: No buyer’s premium. No sales tax. Cards will be charged at the conclusion of the auction. No fee for using a ... Read More »
Lenten Adoration
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 2/24/21
Lent has just begun, and Holy Family is once again having Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament five days a week. The hours for each day are: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9am-9pm Tuesday: 9am-6pm Friday: 9am-2pm
All are invited to come spend time with Jesus Christ, truly present in the Eucharist. ... Read More »
Easter Flowers for the Cemetery
Posted by Kelli Reutman on 2/18/21
Catholic Cemeteries of New Albany would like to offer an easy option in honoring your family member’s gravesite during the Easter Holidays. The cemetery will place an Easter Lilly, Tulip, or Hyacinth pot on the gravesite for you. Easter Lilies are $21.00 each and all other pots are $17.00 each.
Orders will be taken from now until March 26. Flowers will be placed on the gravesite the week of April 4. They will remain on the gravesite until they look bad or end of April, whichever comes first. At this time if a family member has not removed them, cemetery staff will remove them for maintenance ... Read More »