The Men's Club will be hosting the 4th Annual Nine and Dine on June 18--Father's Day--at Cortez Golf Course. The format is a four person scramble. Two putt max, no bunkers in play. Only restriction, each player must have a drive even if it's a par 3. Regardless of age and handicap, men will hit from the silvers and women will hit from the gold tees. Closest to the pin: Women #6 and Men #8. it will be a shot gun start at 3:00 p.m. followed by dinner. There are three choices for dinner: cheeseburger,, chicken caesar wrap, or a fish sandwich and all are accompanied with fries and a non-alcoholic beverage.

This is considered a fund raiser for the Men's Club calendar, so your attendance can increase our donations to worthy causes.

To register for Golf:

1)  Your POA # (golfers only)
2)  Your average for 9 holes-don't have to have GHIN average
3)  Anyone you would like included in your foursome (I'll do the best I can to accommodate all requests)
4)  A check made out to Sacred Heart Church (Men's Club on the memo line)
5)  Include your meal choice
6)  All monies must be received by June 10 
7)  All reservations please email Mike Webster at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 501-209-5476
8)  Checks mailed to: M. Webster, 32 Alteza Dr, HSV, AR 71909
 If your spouse/friend is dining but not golfing, we only need their name.

The Catholic Communications Campaign collections occurs this weekend. Half the collection remains in the Diocese of Little Rock to support the communications ministries. Your generous donation makes it possible for 7,300 free Arkansas Catholic digital subscriptions to be provided to readers and also supports www.dolr.org. 

This year the KNights of Columbus Supreme Council introduced a new award to recognize outstanding Council Chaplains. Council 10208 is proud to announce that our Chaplain, Fr Bill Elser, has received the inaugural Blessed Michael McGivney award for the state of Arkansas! As a state winner, Fr Bill will be included in the order-wide competition to be held later this summer. Thank you Fr Bill and good luck in the international competition.

O my God,
I am sorry and repent with all my heart
for all the wrong I have done and for the good I have 
failed to do, because by sinning I have offfended you,
who are all good and worthy to be loved above all
things.
I firmly resolve, with the help of your grace, to do penance, to sin no more, and to avoid the occasions 
of sin.
Through the erits of the Passion of our
Savior Jesus Christ, Lord have mercy.

We need your help making rosaries that are shipped to third world countries. This is the only mission in Sacred Heart of Jesus that extends outside the United States borders. Since COVID, our dedicated rosary maker group has shrunk considerably. Making the rosaries is easy to learn but it does take some practice. We meet weekly on Thursday mornings after Mass. It is not necessary to come every week once you have learned how to make them. Please consider this very worthy mission as your next summer project. Men are welcome too. Please call Marge Newburn at 501-922-9047 for imformation.

The Family Assistance Committee of the parish Social Justice and Charitable Outreach Commission for 8 years has been assisting less fortunate families in teh area in times of emergency. Funds from the parish have been allocated and are just one avenue of support. We direct families to agencies that provide services that support them in their needs. Members of this committee meet on a monthly basis to review active cases that are still being addressed. Potential clients are interviewed by 2 team members who help assess what the person or family might need short term and, when necessary, long term to attain a more stable and even self-sufficient situation. If you would like to know more of the responsibilities of committee members and/or to volunteer for this committee, call Tom Ament at 501-922-0641 or Marvin Young at 501-915-8028. We really need to add members to this important and fulfilling miinistry.

Please consider Sacred Heart's Cemetary as the final resting place for you and your family. The Memorial Garden and Columbaria are on Church grounds and are a beautiful and peaceful place to visit and pray. You can contact Gary Wolfer at 501-204-1192 or Larry Lipsmeyer at 501-922-3283 for more information on acquiring a Columbarium niche in our Cemetary.

"Motherhood:  All love begins and ends there" Robert Browning. A wish for Mothers in all circumstances to have a wonderful day and for fond memories of those who have already joined their heavenly family.

We will be attending the Wednesday matinee showing of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat on July 26. The cost is $40 and the deadline for sign up is June 30. We are limited to 20 attendees so please do not wait! There will also be a trip to the zoo at 10:00 a.m. on May 31. For further information or with questions, please contact Debbie Doughty at 414-313-0415. Sign up for both activities in teh red Single's book in the Narthex.

The May meeting for the Sacred Heart Men's Club will be Tuesday, May 9 at 5:00 p.m. in the Lower Hall. All male parishioners or male spouses of parish members are welcome to attend. The Divine Mercy Chaplet takes place at 5:00 p.m. followed by social time. The Refreshment Center opens upon completion of The Chaplet. The 6:00 p.m. dinner, catered by Great Wall, will be served at 6:00 p.m. The cost for dinner is $15.  Nomination and voting of officers for the 2023-24 year is at this meeting. If you have interest in becoming an officer, please contact Mike Webster. The evening's program is Park Ranger Emily Stubblefield discussing the 04/08/2024 Lunar Eclipse. . Please call or email Russ Harrison at 501-922-1767, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 5:00 p.m. Sunday, May 7.