Most Holy Trinity
Santisima Trinidad
Catholic Church/Iglesia Católica
Archdiocese of Galveston/Houston
1713 N. Tinsley; Angleton, Texas 77515
Basilian Fathers
31st Sunday of the Year - October 30, 2011
The Mission of Most Holy Trinity
Catholic Church, a parish
empowered by the Holy Spirit, is
to spread the Gospel of Jesus
the Christ in order to bring all
people into union with God our
Father, through worship,
preaching, teaching, fellowship
and service.
La Misión de la Iglesia Católica
de la Santisima Trinidad una
parroquia bajo el poder del
Espíritu Santo, es proclamar el
Evangelio de Cristo Jesús, con
el fin de unir a todos con Dios
Padre a través del culto, la
predicación, la enseñanza, la
convivencia y el servicio.
Mass Schedule/Horario de Misas:
Mass for Vocations/Misa para Vocaciones:
9:00 a.m. Saturday/Sábado – English/Inglés
Saturday Anticipated/Sábado Anticipado:
5:00 p.m. English/Inglés
Sunday/Domingo:
8:00 a.m. Español/Spanish (Nursery/Guardería)
10:00 a.m. English/Inglés (Nursery/Guardería)
Mon.-Tue.-*Thur.-Fri./Lun.-Mar.-*Jue.-Vier.
8:10 a.m. English/Inglés
Wednesday/Miércoles:
12:00 Noon English/Inglés
Parish Staff/Personal Administrativo: 979-849-2421
Pastor: Rev. Maurice Restivo, CSB, x-118
[email protected]
Deacon/Diacono: Robert Ward [email protected]
Deacon/Diacono: Luis Hernandez
[email protected]
Pastoral Asst./Ast. Pastoral: Cheryl Scott, x-109
Apprentice: Kristi Haas, x-108
Receptionist/Recepcionista: Rebecca Mireles, x-100
Secretary/Secretaria: Barbara Bohnert, x-103
Bookkeeper/Contadora Publica: Annie Damian, x-104
Ministerio Hispano/Hispanic Ministry: Luisa Lopez, x-111
Music Director: – Tim Dyksinski, x-112
Director of Parish Social Ministry: Mildred Wauson – 849-9458
CCE Coordinator/Coor. CCE: Norma Mata, x-110
Maintenance: Eleuterio (Marty) Martinez, x-105
Confessions/Confesiones – English & Español
5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Thursday/Jueves
3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Saturday/Sábado
Eucharistic Adoration/Adoración del Santisimo:
9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Mon, Tue, Thur. & Fri.;
1:00-9:00 p.m., Wed.
Anointing of the Sick/Unción a los Enfermos:
1st Sunday after all Masses/1er Dom. despues de todas las Misas
Directory: (Area Code 979)
Church Office/Oficina---------------------- --------------849-2421
Church Fax----------------------------------- --------------849-2425
Parish Social Ministry/Centro de Servicio Social------849-9458
Parish Social Ministry Fax----------------- --------------848-3146
Resale Shop/Tienda de 2a mano ---------- --------------849-2767
Emergency/Emergencias ----------------- --------------849-1143
Parish Office Hours/Horas de Oficina:
Monday-Friday/Lunes-Viernes– 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
(closed from 12:30-1:30 for lunch)
E MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
WEBSITES:
Parish: www.mostholytrinitychurch.org
Archdiocese: www.archgh.org
Basilian: www.basilian.org
U. S. Catholic Conference of Bishops: www.usccb.org
Catholic News Service: www.catholicnews.com
Lectionary, Scripture Study: www.textweek.com
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 30, 2011
The greatest among you must be your servant.
— Matthew 23:11
From the Pastor’s Desk
Mensaje del Parroco
We have resumed adoration! Thanks so much to
all those who have patiently awaited our air
conditioning repairs. I am most grateful to each and
every person who gives of their time to come for
adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. For those
who are not on the schedule, know that you are
always welcome to come to the chapel and pray,
Monday through Thursday,
from the end of Mass until
9:00 p.m., until 5:00 on Fridays,
and 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays.
This week we celebrate the
Solemnity of All Saints, the
feast of all those who have
reached salvation, yet have not
been officially canonized by the
Church, followed by All Souls,
when we pray for our dead. All Saints is a
Holy Day of Obligation; Masses are
Tuesday, November 1, at 8:10 a.m. and
6:30 p.m. in English, and 8:00 p.m. in
Spanish. The following day we will have an
All Souls day Mass at 12:00 noon in
English, and then a bilingual Mass at
5:30 p.m., at the Angleton cemetery,
followed by a blessing of the graves.
Thanks to all of you who bought over 15
cookbooks at the bazaar. The books were worth the
wait! Again, I thank Rita Hunter and Dana Ernst,
who worked so diligently on this project, as well as
all those who contributed. We got LOTS of recipes,
and I’m sure that everyone will find things that will
become new family favorites. They will be on sale,
at $20 each or two for $35, in the gathering area the
weekends of November 12-13 and 19-20. I already
know what my sisters will be receiving from me this
Christmas!
Fr. Maurice
¡Hemos reanudado la adoración! Muchas gracias
a todos aquellos que han esperado pacientemente las
reparaciones de nuestro aire acondicionado. Estoy
muy agradecido a todas y cada una de las personas
que dan de su tiempo para venir a adorar al
Santísimo Sacramento. Para aquellos que no están en
el programa, sepan que siempre son bienvenidos a
pasar tiempo en la capilla y rezar, de lunes a
jueves, empezando después de la Misa y hasta las
9:00 p.m. y los viernes hasta las 5:00 p.m. (jueves
cerramos a las 8:00 p.m.).
Esta semana celebramos la solemnidad de
Todos los Santos, la fiesta de todos aquellos que
han alcanzado la salvación, pero que aun no han
sido oficialmente canonizados por la Iglesia,
seguida por la de los fieles difuntos, que es
cuando oramos por nuestros difuntos. El día de
Todos los Santos es un Día de Precepto,
las misas son el martes, 1 de noviembre
a las
8:10 a.m. y las 6:30 p.m. en Inglés, y las
8:00 p.m. en español. Al día siguiente
tendremos una Misa de Todos los fieles
difuntos a las 12:00 en Inglés, y luego
una misa bilingüe a las 4:30 p.m., en el
cementerio de Angleton, seguido por la
bendición de las tumbas.
Gracias a todos ustedes que compraron más de 15
libros de recetas de cocina en la Jamaica. ¡Valió la
pena esperar Los libros! Una vez más, doy gracias a
Rita Hunter y Dana Ernst, quienes trabajaron tan
diligentemente en este proyecto, así como todos los
que contribuyeron. Tenemos un montón de recetas, y
estoy seguro de que cada quien encontrará cosas que
se convertirán en favoritas de la familia. Estarán a la
venta, a $20 cada uno o dos por $35, en el área de la
entrada los fines de semana de noviembre 12 al 13 y
19 al 20. ¡Ya sé lo que mis hermanas van a recibir de
mí en esta Navidad!
Holy Hour of Prayer for an increase in Vocations to the priesthood and religious life is scheduled every
First Friday. The next Holy Hour is set for this Friday, November 4, at 5:00 p.m. in the Chapel. All are
welcome.
31st Sunday in Ordinary Time
31 Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Reflection by Deacon Luis Hernandez
Recently my wife Lina and I have been preparing
a young couple for marriage. As we were reviewing
the material to be presented, Lina told me that it did
not feel right that we were going to teach some
things that we really do not practice. The fact is that,
although Lina and I have been happily married for
over 35 years, we are not a perfect couple. My
response was that someone had to give this
preparation and that at least we could say that we are
not a very good example and to follow not what we
do but what we teach.
The Gospels of previous weeks told us about how
Jesus had been tested by the Scribes and Pharisees.
Today we hear Jesus’ opinion about them. They
believed to be an example for the people, and they
were, but in a way totally opposite to
what they imagined. Jesus does not
deny their authority, because they
“have taken their seat on the chair of
Moses,” but criticizes the way they
live because “they preach but they do
not practice.” This applies to all who
occupy any position of authority:
politicians, judges, teachers, etc. The
most effective way of teaching is to
practice what is taught.
It would seem that Jesus wants to
keep his followers from falling into
the same mistake, that his teachings be reduced to
words only, that the future leaders would resemble
the past ones. That is why he changes the concept of
authority for one of service. The apostles, their
successors, and indeed all of us who are baptized,
must evangelize following the recommendation of
Jesus: “The greatest among you must be your
servant.” The proper characteristic of a Christian is
not arrogance but humility. It is not enough to say
that we have faith, we must practice it.
Let us receive the word of God, “not as a human
word but, as what it really is, the word of God, which
is now at work in us who believe.”
Reflexión por Diacono Luis Hernandez
Recientemente mi esposa Lina y yo hemos estado
preparando a una pareja para el matrimonio. Al estar
revisando el material que usamos, Lina me dijo que
no se sentía bien de que fuéramos a enseñar algunas
cosas que realmente no practicamos. Y es que, a
pesar de que Lina y yo hemos estado felizmente
casados por más de 35 años, no somos una pareja
perfecta. Mi respuesta fue que alguien tenía que dar
esta preparación y que cuando menos podríamos
decir que nosotros no somos muy buen ejemplo y
que siguieran no lo que hacemos sino lo que
enseñamos.
Los evangelios de semanas anteriores nos
narraron como Jesús había sido probado por los
Escribas y Fariseos. Hoy escuchamos la opinión de
Jesús sobre ellos. Ellos creían ser un
ejemplo para el pueblo, y lo eran, pero
de una manera totalmente contraria a lo
que imaginaban. Jesús no niega su
autoridad, porque están “sentados en la
cátedra de Moisés”, pero critica la forma
en que viven porque “dicen una cosa y
hacen otra.” Esto se aplica para todos
los que ocupamos cualquier puesto de
autoridad: políticos, jueces, maestros,
etc. La manera más eficaz de enseñar es
practicando lo que se enseña.
Parecería que Jesús quiere evitar que
sus seguidores caigan en los mismos errores, que sus
enseñanzas sean reducidas solo a palabras, que los
guías del futuro se parezcan a los del pasado. Por eso
cambia el concepto de autoridad y lo sustituye por el
de servicio. Los apóstoles, sus sucesores, y en
realidad todos nosotros los bautizados, debemos
evangelizar siguiendo la recomendación de Jesús:
“Que el mayor entre ustedes sea su servidor.” Lo
propio del cristiano no es la arrogancia sino la
humildad. No es suficiente decir que se tiene fe, es
necesario practicarla. Acojamos la Palabra de Dios,
“no como palabra humana, sino como lo que
realmente es: palabra de Dios, que sigue actuando
en nosotros los creyentes.”
Woman to Woman Retreat
January 13-15, 2012, Christian Renewal Center in Dickinson. Friday night registration 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Sunday departure 11:00 a.m. Awareness and Inner Authority: Finding my Identity within God.
Speaker: Fr. Robert Duggan, CSB
For more information or to register, call Janis Barnes, 979-297-8218 or 979-709-1881. Single Room: $190;
2 Persons in Room $165; 3 Persons in Room: $140. Full nonrefundable payment due by January 4.
Please pray for our loved ones and friends in
the hospital: Brandon Denton, Cynthia
Heffernan, Baby Indie, Nanette
McCarroll, Betty Macik, Rocky
Martinez, Jordan Nachtegaele, George
Prilop.
Please note: An individual whose name appears on
the hospital list will be published for 4 weeks. For an extension, please
call the Parish Office.
Remember also those in the nursing homes:
Cypress Woods Care: Elida Benitez, Karyn-Anne
Brown, Josefa Cruz, Eugene & Lenora Duval, Joann
Erdelt, Dominga Fleming, Michael Fuchs, Fannie
Garcia, Judy Homrighaus, Charlie Hundl, Manuel
Longoria, Guadalupe Longoria, Eugenio Martinez,
Carlos Medeles, Joyce Newmann, Sharon Nuernberg,
Santana Ramos, Josephine Rizzo, Greg Shelton, Norman
Ward, Leonarda Whittington.
Country Village: Cy & Elizabeth Adamcik,
Rita Anthony, Maria Aparicio, Betty Bartee,
Kathryn Carpenter, Lucianna Farrar, Norma Garner,
Lucy Garrett, William Kolojaco, Lillian Pool, Deacon
Andy Shefts, Elsie Shman, Doris Soria, Matilda West,
Evelyn Zbranek.
Country Village Assisted Living: Emma Horky,
Elsie Kadera, Florence Kohutek, Lucinda Sendejo,
Barbara Shaw, Annie Walcik.
Masses for All Saints Day – November 1
8:10 a.m., English
6:30 p.m., English
8:00 p.m., Spanish
The Blessed Sacrament will be reposed on Tuesday.
Adoration will resume on Wednesday after the Noon
Mass.
Masses for All Souls Day – November 2
12:00 Noon, English
5:30 p.m., Bilingual – Mass & Blessing
of the Graves at Angleton Cemetery
Revised Roman Missal Offering
The Greatest Event on Earth
the celebration of the Mass
As part of the ongoing preparation for the upcoming
changes in the Mass with the Revised Roman Missal,
a 4-week series on the Mass will be offered on
Tuesdays, at 9:30 a.m., in Room SB-2, beginning on
November 8. Come delve more deeply into the
meaning of the Celebration of the Eucharist and
understand why the Eucharist, and our participation
at Mass, is so central to the faith of all Catholic
Christians. This is Catholicism 101 at its best. All
are welcome and encouraged to attend.
We express our sympathy to Kathy Sbrusch
and her family on the death of her mother, Jane
Beck.
Anointing of the Sick….
next weekend after all Masses in the
chairs on the left side of the Baptismal
Font. This is for people who have a
serious illness, are going into the
hospital for an operation, or who are
elderly and feeling the weight of
their years.
Evening Prayer
in the tradition of Taizé
Sunday, November 13
6:00 p.m. in the church
BE RECONCILED ALL YOU WHO ENTER HERE parents and children; husband and wives;
believers and those who cannot believe;
Christians and their fellow Christians.
(Taken from the entrance to the Church of Reconciliation
at the Community of Taizé, France)
Daylight Saving Time ends
Sunday, November 6.
Don’t forget to turn your
clock back one hour before
you retire next Saturday
night.
All are invited for a wonderful evening of prayer,
scripture, meditative singing, & silence.
For more information, please call the parish office,
849-2421. Confirmation Candidates, parents and
sponsors are asked to attend.
Weekly Scripture Readings
Monday/Lunes, October 31
Romans 11:29-36............................... Luke 14:12-14
Tuesday/Martes, November 1– All Saints Day
Revelation 7:2-4, 9-14 ...........................1 John 3:1-3
....................................................... Matthew 5:1-12a
Wed./Miércoles, November 2 - All Souls Day
Wisdom 3:1-9 ..................................... Romans 6:3-9
............................................................. John 11:17-27
Thursday/Jueves, November 3
Romans 14:7-12................................... Luke 15:1-10
Friday/Viernes, November 4
Romans 15:14-21................................... Luke 16:1-8
Saturday/Sábado, November 5
Romans 16:3-9, 16, 22-27 ................... Luke 16:9-15
Sunday/Domingo, November 6
Wisdom 6:12-16 .................1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
....................................................... Matthew 25:1-13
Stewardship Corner
Sunday Coll: October 22/23 .................... $9,807.03
Propagation of Faith Coll....................... $1,573.22
Mass Attendance - Oct. 22/23 - Total 916
5:00 p.m. 160; 8:00 a.m. 308; 10:00 a.m. 448.
Thank you to those of you who signed up to begin
Online Giving. If you have not yet signed up for
Online Giving, please prayerfully consider this
option. Not only can it be used along with our
offering envelopes, it will also help decrease busy
work for office staff, reduce expenses, and allow the
parish to count on a steadier stream of income. You
can visit www.mostholytrinitychurch.org to sign up
or receive more information.
Liturgical Ministers for November 5/6, 2011
Ministry Saturday
Sacristan: Judy Jo DeVries
Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Luisa Lopez .
Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Erma Hastings
Lector 1: Blanca Ochoa
Lector 2: Diane Roberts
Francisca Diaz
Fautsino Gonzalez
Patti Bludau
Joe Damian
Servers: Alex Hildreth
Danny Belmares
Christian Sifuentes Janine Cardenas
Beki Wiley
Agustin Carrizales
Diobelis Huesca
Jacob Gamboa
Alissa Gamboa
Alex Villarreal
Joey-Rey Sanchez
EM’s
Judy Jo DeVries
Dana Ernst
Grace Flores
Eddy Garcia-Meitin
Eva Gutierrez
Roger Hernandez
Annie Hernandez
Beth Kaspar
Bertha Vasquez
Rosy Cruz
Elia/Margarito Cruz
Lina & Luis Hernandez
Margarita Huesca
Josefina Landaverde
Juanita Ozuna
Deyanira Perez
Marge Bankson
Annie Damian
Suzanne & Bill Dellinger
Dennis Hastings
Jackie King
Carma Mass
Margaret Norman
Rosanna Ramos
Roseanne Scoggins
Robert & Annette Trevino
Nellie Villarreal
Tom Wilde
Ushers:
T. J. Sbrusch
Glenn Comiskey
Henry DeVries
Oscar Greak
Michael James
Art Munoz
Oscar Ramos
Maria/Santiago Cardoza Fred Sander
Rudy Lopez
Chris Coale
Jesus Ozuna
Vincent Perez
Brenda Saldana
Richard Rachunek
Teodoro Sustaita
Ram Salazar
Tiburcio Sustaita
Ryan Sbrusch
Sound:
AUTO
Rey Tenorio
Billy Efird
Altar Guild – October 30 — November 5, 2011
Alicia Flores
Stewardship of the Earth
Cell Phone Collection Drive
Do you have any old cell phones
lying around your house or office?
If you do, you may give them to a
CCE student to bring to class or you
may drop them in the collection box
in the Gathering Area. The phones
will be sent to Pace/Butler Agency,
who rebuilds them and gives them to
low-income and special needs
citizens, i.e., women shelters,
homeless, etc., for emergency
purposes.
Thank you from the JCDA
On behalf of the JCDA, I want to
thank everyone who participated in
our “Make a Difference Day” Food
Drive. Thank you for your support.
Daniella Barrera
JCDA Officer
Meet & Greet Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson, Archdiocesan Director of Youth
Ministry will celebrate 20 years of service to the
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. In honor of his
anniversary, Brian will be visiting all parishes in the
Archdiocese who have youth programs. Brian will
be at Most Holy Trinity on Sunday, November 6, to
celebrate with us at the 10:00 a.m. Mass. After
Mass, youth in grades 7-12 are invited to St. Basil
Hall for a meet-and-greet with Brian. Come and
congratulate him and share fun, refreshments and
fellowship.
La literatura de María estara regalando un
Rosario y librito para que cada familia pueda rezar el
Rosario todos los dias y muy especialmente durante
el mes de octubre.
Trinity Book Nook News
Prepare ye the way!
The 1st Sunday of Advent is November 27…
only a few weeks away
Remember to shop Trinity Book Nook for advent
calendars, wreaths, candles, devotionals, Christmas
cards, ornaments, CDs, DVDs, books, Bibles,
rosaries, and many other gift items.
We are again offering The Little Blue Book of
Advent. This year, the daily scripture reflections
(found on the right-hand pages) are based upon the
Sunday Gospels of Cycle B. The Sunday
devotionals look at the role of Mary in the Church
because the Advent/Christmas season is very much
about the mother of Jesus. The left-hand pages bring
a variety of thoughts about the Advent and Christmas
seasons, the feast of the day, and various traditions
and customs. Here are some of the more intriguing
titles: Christmas abstinence from meat; Gingerbread;
Piñatas; The devil’s funeral; and Legend of the
icicles. Starts with the Feast of the Baptism of the
Lord. English and Spanish copies available, and
again, only ONE DOLLAR, plus tax. Supply is
limited...don’t miss out!
Trinity Book Nook is located in the Gathering Area
and is open after all weekend Masses. Cash and
personal checks accepted.
Most Holy Trinity 10th Anniversary
Cookbooks have arrived!!
Our 10th Anniversary Cookbooks are available for
sale at $20 each or two or more for $17.50 each.
To place your order, or for more information, call
Rita Hunter, 864-6415.
Stop by the Gathering Area after all Masses the
weekends of November 13 and 20 to pick up your
cookbook. This cookbook is filled with lots of
awesome recipes from our parishioners, and would
make a terrific Christmas gift. Call Rita to order
yours today.
Golden Stars, the senior group at
Most Holy Trinity, is open to anyone
in the community age 50+ Come
bring your friends and neighbors.
For more information, call
Helen Infante, 849-8895.
Tuesday, November 8, 10:30 a.m. Room SB 7/8
Fr. Maurice will share stories and pictures from his
recent trip to the Holy Land. All are welcome.
Gathering Place activities
Tuesday, November 1, 12:00 Noon-4:00 p.m.
St. Jerome in Clute. Their theme will be “Autumn
Leaves.” Caregivers may drop off their loved ones
and use that time to rest or do personal errands.
Thursday, November 3, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Most Holy Trinity-First United Methodist combined
Gathering Place ministry will meet at 1st United
Methodist in Angleton. For the third year, Catholic
Daughters will provide a delicious Thanksgiving
dinner.
God’s Goodness
Let us throw ourselves into the ocean of God’s
goodness, where every failing will be cancelled
—St. Paul of the Cross
and anxiety turned into love.
Ever Thought of Being a Reader at Mass?
A Lector Workshop is planned for Tuesday,
November 8, at 7:00 p.m.
“The Lord has given me a well-trained tongue, that I may
speak to the weary a word that will rouse them.” Is 50:4
The Ministry of Reader (Lector) is a vital role to the
full, conscious, active participation of the assembly’s
worship. The task of a lector is to read in such a way
that God’s people, gathered together for worship,
may best take the words of scripture to heart, mind
and spirit. Lectors, in a very real sense, become a
prophet-one who speaks for God. Therefore, while it
is a simple ministry, it is not simple in the sense that
it is easy to do well or can be done with little energy
or effort. If you are a lover of the word of God and
interested in delving more deeply into the mystery of
God’s presence in the word through the revealed
word and you have adequate reading skills, you are
invited to discern a call to serve in this ministry.
Please call the Parish Office to sign up for the
upcoming workshop, where the theology of this
ministry and the skills necessary to perform them
properly, will be addressed. Audition and practice
materials will also be distributed.
4-week series on the Revised
Roman Missal planned
The Greatest Event on Earth
the celebration of the Mass
As part of the ongoing preparation for the upcoming
changes in the Mass with the Revised Roman Missal,
a 4-week series on the Mass will be offered on
Tuesdays, at 9:30 a.m., in Room SB-2, beginning on
November 8. Come delve more deeply into the
meaning of the Celebration of the Eucharist and
understand why the Eucharist, and our participation
at Mass, is so central to the faith of all Catholic
Christians. This is Catholicism 101 at its best. All
are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Using talents
If we use God’s talents, we shall find that they become multiplied in the use. We thought we had two,
—Richard Meux Benson
we find we have five.
Attention Parents of students in
MHT Faith Formation Programs
Sacred & Safe is a new, mandated program for all the
parishes of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston,
which will be implemented at every grade level this
fall. This program is an extension of the Virtus,
Protecting God’s Children program, which was
implemented in 2003. Sacred & Safe is directed at
training children, youth, and families on child abuse/
neglect protection procedures and warning signs. Each
child in our program will be receiving instruction in
November.
Sacred and Safe will be taught in all grade level
classes the week of November 14. Parent
information meetings will be held on Monday,
November 7, in English at 6:00 p.m. and on Tuesday,
November 8, in Spanish. Both meetings will be held
in St. Basil Hall. Parents will be given the
opportunity to view the classroom materials that will
be used with their child's grade level. Babysitting
will be provided.
10th Annual Youth Ministry Scavenger
Hunt a Success!
Thank you to all who contributed generously to the
Youth Ministry Scavenger Hunt for St. Thomas Food
Pantry, in which 40 youth and 15 adults scoured the
city of Angleton for food. In a one hour race, they
collected 1,486 food items for PSM. A huge thank
you to our drivers, chaperones and all who
generously contributed when our youth knocked on
their door.
La Sociedad Guadalupe de La Iglesia
Santisima Trinidad les invita a una Charla
Donde: La Iglesia Santisima Trinidad
Fecha: 7:00 p.m., Jueves 10 de Noviembre en la
iglesia
Con: Padre Jesús Lizalde de la parroquia de Nuestra
Señora de Guadalupe de Baytown TX
Tema: Conociendo a la Virgen María Bajo la
Advocación de Nuestra Señor de Guadalupe.
Para mayor información favor de llamar a: Carmen
Noriega, 849-3436; Arsenia Velez, 709-3317 o Ilda
Hernandez, 848-0392
4:30 CCE Grades K-5
6:00 CCE Grades K-5
6:15 CCE Special Needs
7:30 RCIA
7:30 Grupo de Oracion
Choir Room
7:30 KC Meeting
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4:30 CCE Grades K-5
6:00 CCE Grades K-5
6:15 CCE Special Needs
7:30 RCIA
7:30 Grupo de Oracion
Choir Room
[Oct. 31
MONDAY
Bulletin Deadline
Tuesdays at 12:00 Noon
TUESDAY
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5:30 CCE Gr. 6-8
6:00 Choir
7:00 CCE Gr. 9-12
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5:30 Mass & blessing of
the graves @ Angleton
Cemetery
5:30 CCE Gr. 6-8
6:00 Choir
7:00 CCE Gr. 9-12
All Souls Day
12:00 Noon Mass
WEDNESDAY
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5
9:00 For Vocations
5:00 Esperanza Martinez (+) and all living and
deceased family members
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6
8:00 For all living and deceased members of the
Guadalupe Society
10:00 For all the people
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
8:10 Randy Reed (+) by sister, Robbe & Paul
Sebesta & family
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
8:10 1) Leslie Perry (+) by wife, Emma
2) Gladys Landry (+) by husband, Joe
FRIDAY
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Poor & Needy Coll.
3:30 Confessions
Bldg. Fund Coll.
3:30 Confessions
SATURDAY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
9:00 For Vocations
5:00 For all the people
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7
8:10 Joe Gutierrez (+) by family & friends
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
8:10 Anthony Ivy (+) by Henry & Judy Jo
DeVries
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9
12:00 Santos & Rebecca Moreno (++) by daughter,
Helen & Fred Infante
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
8:10 Living and deceased members of the Rab
& Prihoda Families by Bettie Rab
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
8:10 Gary Donnelly (+) by parents, Lavern &
Imogene
7:00 Fr. Lizalde
7:00 Gospel of John with
Fr. Bob
5:00 Confessions
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7:00 Gospel of John with
Fr. Bob
5:00 Confessions
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 - ALL SOULS DAY
12:00 Shawn Heffernan (+) by KC Council #5155
5:30 Mass & Blessing of the Graves at Angleton
Cemetery
7:00 Grupo de Oracion
7:00 Legion of Mary
7:30 KC Charity Bingo
(non-smoking)
9:30 Roman Missal Class
10:00 Golden Stars
Monthly meeting
6:30 Mass
7:00 Legion of Mary
7:00 Grupo de Oracion
7:30 KC Charity Bingo
(non-smoking)
8:00 Mass (Sp.)
All Saints Day
8:10 Mass
10:00 Golden Stars
Movie Day
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1– ALL SAINTS DAY
8:10 Eloy Salinas (+) by Hope Arce
6:30 Luke L. Restivo (+) by wife, Pauline
8:00 For all the people
MONDAY. OCTOBER 31
8:10 Evelyn Hurst (+) by friend, Emma Perry
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29
9:00 For Vocations
5:00 Charles Drastata (+) by grandson, Greg &
Teresa Buchta
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30
8:00 For all the people
10:00 For all living and deceased members of the
Catholic Daughters, Council #2134
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Bldg. Fund Coll.
8:30 1st Reconciliation Class
Candidates only (Eng.)
9:30 1st Reconciliation Class
Candidates only (Sp.)
10:00 CCE PK
31st Sun. of the Year [Oct. 30
Maintenance Fund Coll.
8:30 1st Reconciliation Class
Candidates & Parents (Eng.)
9:30 1st Reconciliation Class
Candidates & Parents (Sp.)
10:00 CCE PK
SUNDAY
October 30 — November 12, 2011
Baptisms: Preparations sessions are required for parents and godparents and a recognition Mass. Parents
should be registered in the parish and practicing Catholics. Call the parish office as early as possible during
pregnancy to pre-register for classes. Baptism will be set upon completion of the required classes.
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults): For individuals who are not baptized, baptized in another
denomination and interested in becoming Catholic, or baptized Catholics who never completed the sacraments
of initiation (Eucharist & Confirmation). This process leads to full communion in the Catholic Church.
First Reconciliation/First Communion: Enrollment in the sacrament preparation process is open to children
in grade 2 or older who are registered in the parish, faithfully attending Mass and enrolled in ongoing faith
formation programming. Classes include required parent & child sessions for both sacraments.
Confirmation: Enrollment in a 2-year preparation process is open to youth in grade 10 or higher who actively
practice the Catholic faith and are registered in the parish. Youth must be regularly attending Mass and ongoing
faith formation classes. An entrance interview may be required.
Marriage: By appointment only, 6-12 months in advance. Either one or both of the couple must be registered
in the parish. Marriage Preparation Program required. No weddings during Lent.
Holy Orders: If interested in the Priesthood or Diaconate, contact Fr. Maurice Restivo, C.S.B.
Death in the Family: Call the Parish Office before you make an appointment with the funeral home. We are
here to help you spiritually and emotionally.
If you have any questions, please call the Parish Office at 849-2421.