Welcome to Good Shepherd Catholic Church

Welcome to
Good Shepherd Catholic Church!

We worship together, serve others, and strengthen our Spirit-filled Catholic community as we learn, teach, proclaim, and live the Gospel.

News and Events

Mass Time
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 5:00 p.m.

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VIRTUS Training at Good Shepherd
Monday, August 30 in the Social Hall at 6:30 p.m.
(arrive 15 minutes early for registration).

Schedule your attendance online at www.archkck.org then click on
"Protecting God's Children" (under menu on the left-side). For more information contact
Steve Lemons at 563-5302 or slemons@goodshepherdshawnee.org.

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Click here for training information
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Mass Ministers: New schedules will be made up beginning September 13^th. These will cover October through and including January 2011. If you want to make any changes to your schedule, please contact Anne Harvey at 563-5308 or aharvey@goodshepherdshawnee.org no later than September 12^th.

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Click on the post-it note to link to the Community News page that lists opportunities for Faith Enrichment in our community and Employment postings at various Archdiocesan locations.

Click here to link to listing of sales items (updated 8/14/10)

Click here to link with Lollapalooza website

Readings and Questions for Faith Sharing

22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Week of August 29, 2010

Readings and Questions for
Faith Sharing

Reading I: Sirach 3: 17-18, 20, 28-29

Conduct your affairs with humility.

Reading II: Hebrews 12: 18-19, 22-24a

You have drawn near to the city of the living God.

Gospel: Luke 14: 1, 7-14

Whoever exalts self shall be humbled and whoever humbles self will be exalted.

Theme:
Give as God gives - in humility and love.

Question for Adults:

Who are the people living near you that you would find it most difficult to invite to a meal in your home? Or to invite to be part of your life?

Question for Youth:

God asks us to do for others without hope of repayment. This past week, what did you do for someone else for which you won't be repaid? Who are the people most in need of your generosity?

Question for Children:

Jesus tells us that we should treat everyone as a guest. Who do you tend to shun or not be nice to?

Ideas for Using the Faith Sharing Question:

Do you keep a spiritual journal? Use the faith sharing question for personal reflection.
Try your hand at writing faith sharing questions for your own family.
Families can use the faith sharing question for their evening prayers.
Looking for an opening prayer for a meeting at church? Use the faith sharing question!
Emmaus groups can use the question for an opening prayer.
Families can read the Gospel passage and discuss the faith sharing question at mealtime.
These are not meant to be "yes" or "no" questions, but ones that draw the users deeper into the Gospel.
Remember: the faith sharing question asks for a personal response, not a theological discourse.
Make faith sharing a way of life. The faith sharing question helps us to see Christ in our world every day.
Don't forget the faith sharing question for children!