Holy Trinity Catholic Church

MASS SCHEDULE
Weekend Masses:
Saturday at 5:00 pm
Sunday at 8:00 am & 10:30 am
Confessions:
Saturday at 4:00 pm
Weekday Masses:
Tuesday through Friday 7:30 am
Saturday at 8:00 am
Holy Day Masses:
7:30 am and 7:00 pm
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
A Parish of the Diocese of Colorado Springs
3122 Poinsetta Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (719) 633-2132 Fax: (719) 633-0975
Web: www.holytrinitycs.com
Adoration:
Wednesday 8am-9am
Saturday 8:30am-9:30am
First Friday 8am-3pm
CHURCH STAFF:
(719) 633-2132
Pastor: Rev. James Williams . . . .ext. 2
[email protected]
Deacon: Jerry Lachiewicz
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF:
(Full-time)
Julie Griffith
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ext. 0
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Mary McLean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 5
Business & Facilities Manager
[email protected]
(Part-time)
Rich Wagner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 6
Accountant
[email protected]
Joan Lobeck
650-3955
Music Director
[email protected]
(Volunteers)
Religious Education Coordinator
Rebecca Longoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ext. 4
R.C.I.A. Coordinator:
Bev Tursich
660-8224
[email protected]
Stephen Ministry:
Ed Flannery, Coordinator . . . . . . . ext. 8
[email protected]
Parish Office, 3122 Poinsetta Drive
Office Hours: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm M-F
The office is located in the house to the
north of the church.
Hope House, 3101 Poinsetta Drive
This meeting house is located on the
corner of Poinsetta and Columbine.
“'Well done, my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful in
small matters, I will give you great responsibilities. Come, share your
master's joy. (Matthew 25:23)
Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 13, 2011
Welcome to
Holy Trinity Catholic Parish
Volunteer Ministries at Holy Trinity
Altar Servers
Baptismal Prep Classes
Bereavement Dinners
Children's Liturgy of the Word
Church Environment
Coffee and Donuts
Columbian Squires
Communion - Home Bound
Fr. Jim Williams
Fr. Jim Williams
Phyllis Shaw
Joan Kilman
Joan Lobeck
Mary Elizabeth Ruwell
Leon Dunn
Judie Scott
550-0943
Communion - Nursing Homes
Angela Rizor
Confirmation / RCIA
Bev Tursich
EVANGELIZATION
Bob & Mary Ellen White
FAITH FORMATION
Rebecca Longoria
Families with Young Children
Tabitha Rocha
Family Adoration
Anne French
Family Faith Fellowship
Maureen Fink
Fostering Hope
Barb Lara
Gabriel Project
Susan Pavlica
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Health and Wellness
Dick & Shirley White
Knights of Columbus
Kevin Flynn
Ladies Auxiliary - KoC
Phyllis Shaw
Lectors / XMs
Chuck Pavlica
Marian House Soup Kitchen
Dick & Evelyn
Koprowski
Marriage Prep / Marriage Retreat Fr. Jim Williams
Men's Club
Pat Dowling
Monthly Name Tags
Sherri & Robbie Harmes
Prayer Line
Gerry Heedt
Reconciliation
Rebecca Longoria
Respect Life
Matt Niedzielski
Scouts
Mike Bartusek
Senior Dinners
Mike Bartusek
SHARE Food Program
Mike Schell
Stephen Ministry
Ed & Charlene Flannery
STEWARDSHIP
Art Cipoletti &
Susan Pavlica
Vocations
Fr. Jim Williams
For more information, call the Parish Office 633-2132 x 0
Volunteers are not paid for their work,
not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless!
Would you like to know more about the
Catholic Church? “Open Door RCIA” holds classes every Sunday at 12:30 pm in the Faith House. New
members are always welcome. There is no fee and no
commitment is necessary. Come ask your questions and
learn about the Catholic faith. For more information call
Beverley at 660-8224 or email [email protected].
Not a parishioner of Holy Trinity?
There are many reasons to become a registered
member: our numerous religious education classes,
opportunities for Christian service in the community,
letters of recommendation to serve as godparents and
sponsors for newcomers to the faith, pre-printed
tithing envelopes (if desired), an annual report of
your charitable offerings and a subscription to the
Colorado Catholic Herald. Registration forms are
available
in
the
foyers
or
online
www.holytrinitycs.com.
Parishioners:
Please notify the office of any address changes
by e-mailing: [email protected]
Bulletin announcements must be submitted by, no
later than, noon on Tuesday. Please send announcements to Julie Griffith: [email protected].
Sacramental Ministry
Baptisms: Parents and at least one godparent must be
registered in a parish prior to preparation for the Sacrament. Parents and godparents need to attend baptismal
preparation classes. Classes are held 3rd Wed. of odd
months at 6:30pm. Contact the parish office for complete
information.
Marriage:
All engaged couples participate in the
Marriage Preparation Program (a policy of the Diocese
of Colorado Springs). Contact the parish office AT
LEAST ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE of your planned
marriage to begin preparation.
Sacrament of the Sick/Emergencies: When the parish
office is closed, call 963-5036. Calls are monitored on a
regular basis.
Funerals: Please call the parish office before scheduling date and time with a funeral home. The parish
office schedules presiders, musicians, and servers in
consultation with family members.
Please contact the parish office for additional
information at (719) 633-2132.
Thirty-third Sunday of Ordinary Time
Weekly Events Calendar
Sunday, November 13
Knights host breakfast after morning Masses
Blood Pressure Screenings after Masses-north foyer
9:00-12:30: Blood Drive-Gymnasium
9:10 am: Religious Ed-classroom
12:30 pm: RCIA - Faith House
4:00 pm: HS Confirmation Class-Faith House
6:00 pm: Sons of Benedict-Hope House
Monday, November 14
6:30 pm: Boy Scouts-cafeteria
Wednesday, November 16
5:15 pm: Stewardship-Hope House
6:30 pm: Baptism Class-Parish Office
7:00 pm: Bible Timeline-Faith House
7:00 pm: Music Practice-Church
Thursday, November 17
9:30 am: Epic History Class-Hope House
Saturday, November 19
7:00 am: Thanksgiving basket distribution-Gym
3:00 pm: Family Faith Fellowship-Hope House
Sunday, November 20
Coffee and Donuts after morning Masses
9:10 am: Religious Ed-classroom
12:30 pm: RCIA - Faith House
1:00 pm: Senior Dinner-cafeteria
To view the Parish Calendar go online to
http://www.holytrinitycs.com/web-calendar.htm
November 13, 2011
Mass Times & Intentions
Monday, November 14
No Mass
Tuesday, November 15
7:30 am Mass:  Delbert Loew
by: Bonnie McClain
Wednesday, November 16
7:30 am Mass: Michael French (SI)
by: The French Family
***Adoration & Holy Hour following Mass***
Thursday, November 17
7:30 am Mass:  Robert Stinson
by: The Larry Harihoger Family
and the Monica Lammert Family
Friday, November 18
7:30 am Mass: Christopher French (SI)
by: The French Family
Saturday, November 19
8:00 am Mass - Religious Vocations (SI)
***Adoration & Holy Hour following Mass***
5:00 pm Mass:  Patty Genoshe
by: The Gowing & Gallogly Families
Sunday, November 20
8:00 am Mass:  Denice Wurr
by: The Wurr Family
10:30 am Mass:  Tim Epperson
by: Holy Trinity Parish
~Daily Rosary -7:10am -Tues-Fri,
Sat. after 8am Mass~
 denotes a deceased person
(SI) is a special intention for someone who is living
whether for an illness, a special occasion such as a
birthday or anniversary, or for a particular intention that
person may be praying about.
Our next Baptism Class is
Wednesday, November 16,
at 6:30pm.
The class is held at the parish office.
Call 633-2132 to sign up.
TODAY from 9:00 am-12:30 pm
in the cafeteria. Please donate!
THANK YOU
For Sharing Your Treasure!
November 6 Offertory
Weekly Goal
Cumulative Goal
Actual Offertory to Date:
Over (Under) Goal
$
$
$
$
$
13,468.26
8,653.85
164,423.15
165,375.11
951.96
November 20, 2011
Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ The King
Reading I
Ez 34:11-12, 15-17
Thus says the Lord GOD:
I myself will look after and tend my sheep. As a shepherd tends his
flock when he finds himself among his scattered sheep, so will I
tend my sheep. I will rescue them from every place where they
were scattered when it was cloudy and dark. I myself will pasture
my sheep; I myself will give them rest, says the Lord GOD. The lost
I will seek out, the strayed I will bring back, the injured I will bind
up, the sick I will heal, but the sleek and the strong I will destroy,
shepherding them rightly.
As for you, my sheep, says the Lord GOD, I will judge between one
sheep and another, between rams and goats.
Gospel
Mt 25:31-46
Jesus said to his disciples:
"When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with
him, he will sit upon his glorious throne, and all the nations will be
assembled before him. And he will separate them one from another,
as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. He will place the
sheep on his right and the goats on his left. Then the king will say to
those on his right, 'Come, you who are blessed by my Father. Inherit
the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For
I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me
drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me,
ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me.' Then the
righteous will answer him and say, 'Lord, when did we see you
hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you drink? When did we
see you a stranger and welcome you, or naked and clothe you?
When did we see you ill or in prison, and visit you?' And the king will
say to them in reply, 'Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one
of the least brothers of mine, you did for me.' Then he will say to
those on his left, 'Depart from me, you accursed, into the eternal
fire prepared for the devil and his angels. For I was hungry and you
gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, a
stranger and you gave me no welcome, naked and you gave me no
clothing, ill and in prison, and you did not care for me.' Then they
will answer and say, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or
a stranger or naked or ill or in prison, and not minister to your
needs?' He will answer them, 'Amen, I say to you, what you did not
do for one of these least ones, you did not do for me.' And these will
go off to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life."
Responsorial Psalm
Ps 23 (#23 GC2; verses 1, 2, 4, 5)
R. Shepherd me, O God, beyond my wants,
beyond my fears, from death into life.
God is my shepherd, so nothing shall I want,
I rest in the meadows of faithfulness and love,
I walk by the quiet waters of peace.
R. Shepherd me, O God, beyond my wants,
beyond my fears, from death into life.
Gently you raise me and heal my weary soul,
you lead me by pathways of righteousness and
truth,
my spirit shall sing the music of your name.
R. Shepherd me, O God, beyond my wants,
beyond my fears, from death into life.
You have set me a banquet of love in the face of
hatred,
crowning me with love beyond my power to hold.
R. Shepherd me, O God, beyond my wants,
beyond my fears, from death into life.
Surely your kindness and mercy follow me all the
days of my life,
I will dwell in the house of my God forevermore.
R. Shepherd me, O God, beyond my wants,
beyond my fears, from death into life.
Reading II
1 Cor 15:20-26, 28
Brothers and sisters:
Christ has been raised from the dead,
the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.
For since death came through man,
the resurrection of the dead came also through
man.
For just as in Adam all die,
so too in Christ shall all be brought to life,
but each one in proper order:
Christ the firstfruits;
then, at his coming, those who belong to Christ;
then comes the end,
when he hands over the kingdom to his God and
Father,
when he has destroyed every sovereignty
and every authority and power.
For he must reign until he has put all his enemies
under his feet.
The last enemy to be destroyed is death.
When everything is subjected to him,
then the Son himself will also be subjected
to the one who subjected everything to him,
so that God may be all in all.
Parishioners Selected for the 2011- 2012 Stephen
James O’Leary
James was a budget and program analyst at the Pentagon with the space and missile
program. He retired to Arkansas to start up a Christian non-profit organization called
the Ol' shalom Ranch, a place of peace and prayer in the woods for private retreats,
prayer, and private meditation. James' organizational skills, listening skills and compassion for others are the qualities of a Stephen Minister. James' philosophy on life is to
Cheryl Swaffar
Cheryl feels that she’s a down to earth person, loves to talk and enjoys listening to others. She comes in contact with a number of people every day at work and says through
conversation with many of them, she has learned a lot that has helped her in her own
life. She believes that being there for others whenever possible is a very rewarding experience and finds joy in doing so. She gives credit to her parents in learning how to care
for others. Being in the Stephen Ministry, she hopes to enhance her gifts in listening and
Cassie Barlow
New to our parish, has two degrees in Psychology. Currently she is in the Air Force. She
is the proud owner of a Therapy Dog, a dachshund, and has visited many hospitals and
rest homes, providing comfort to the residences. The ability to help others would be
extremely rewarding to her. She feels she has been very blessed in her life and she
would like to be able to help others.
Dennis Shaw
Dennis is a very generous contributor to Holy Trinity. He and his wife Phyllis we all
know are with the Knights of Columbus, and enjoy sponsoring breakfasts, dinners and a
good time in our parish. Dennis currently is a driver with Metro Mobility, a transportation
program for handicapped and senor citizens in Colorado Springs and neighboring communities. Dennis feels that the skills learned in the Stephen Ministry training will help him
grow – personally, spiritually, and professionally.
For confidential, one-to-one, Christian care and support, please contact:
Holy Trinity Stephen Ministry Office, 633-2132 Ex: 8
or E-Mail: [email protected]
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH
Thirty-Third Sunday of Ordinary Time
November 13, 2011
Holy Trinity
Thanksgiving / Christmas Food Drive
HT SHARE is continuing our tradition of providing food
baskets for needy families for both Thanksgiving and
Christmas. We plan to provide food baskets for approximately 125 families for both Thanksgiving and Christmas.
We will distribute baskets of canned food items and fresh
vegetables, as well as, a $10 gift card for the purchase of a
turkey/ham. We are asking all parishioners to consider
donating food item(s) from the list below:
Use it or Lose It
When I hear the Gospel reading for this Sunday, I
wonder what that third servant was doing all that time,
after he buried the talent he was given. Probably nothing. What strikes me is that the word for money in this
reading is “talent,” which in our language is an ability or
skill. So maybe this parable can remind us to use our abilities and not let them go to waste.
It is sad to see someone doing a job that he is not
very good at, just because he never developed the talents
he has. But if you know what gifts or abilities God gave
you, you can develop them to be much more than you
expected. A person might be strong and fast, but if she
exercises and practices, she could be a great athlete. Spiritual gifts are the same way: Just having one doesn’t
make you a saint. So how do you know what gifts you
have?
First, ask God in your prayers to show what gifts
He has given you. Get a spiritual director, or even your
parish priest, and talk about your life, your strengths and
weaknesses. Read about saints and how they used their
gifts to serve the Lord. Read the scriptures, especially the
Acts of the Apostles, or letters of St. Paul (e.g., 1 Cor 12:111). Listen humbly to friends or loved ones who can tell
what strengths they see in you.
Second, look for ways to use your gifts. Check the
parish bulletin, website or diocesan newspaper for activities and organizations that you could take part in. Hospitals, schools, shelters, and nursing homes frequently have
opportunities for volunteers. If one kind of service seems
attractive to you, that could be God’s way of telling you to
try it. On the other hand, a job that seems very challenging or a need for service that you can start in the parish or
community could be what you need to stretch your spiritual muscles.
Just remember that you are called to service in
Baptism and Confirmation. Don’t bury that call by pro-
STUFFING MIX
INSTANT MASHED POTATOES
CANNED SWEET POTATOES
CANNED VEGGIES
CRANBERRY SAUCE
GRAVY MIX
PIE FILLING
PIE CRUST (NON PERISHABLE)
Food collection bins can be found at both entrances of the
church. We will be collecting these food items thru
December 11, 2011. We are also accepting cash contributions for the purchase of gift cards and fresh produce
(please make your check out to HT SHARE and drop in the
regular offertory basket).
Due to the loss of a viable food supplier, the HT SHARE
program will cease operations after the Thanksgiving and
Christmas food drives. Any excess monetary funds will be
transferred to a special HT account specifically designated
to feed the poor. Thank you for all your past support of
this outreach ministry to help feed our brothers and sisters in Christ.
In addition to the food drives, parishioners will also be
able to donate wrapped gifts through our Christmas Giving Tree program (more info next month).
The local chapter of the American Guild
of Organists will present a concert
called "Organ Plus One" on Monday
evening November 14, 7pm at the Cathedral. The program will include the
organ plus instrumentalists or singers.
Kate Johnson, Music Director of the Cathedral, and local favorite Valerie
Nicolosi will be featured in the concert.
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH
SENIOR DINNER
November 20
Dinner will be held Sunday, November
20, from 1:00pm to 2:30pm in the cafeteria. The cost is $3 per person. The
menu includes turkey and dressing,
yams, peas, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and
gravy, salad, dessert, and rolls. Please RSVP to
Arlene at 633-7336. We rely on your help to serve
50 to 70 seniors every month. If you are interested in
occasionally helping to cook an item for the dinner,
please call Mike Bartusek at 632-2456
During the month of November, the month of All
Souls, we remember our deceased loved ones in the
Book of the Dead. This beautiful book was
purchased in 2009, Holy Trinity’s jubilee year, and
begins with the names of those in our parish who
entered into eternity in the Year of Grace 2009
(Advent 2008 to the Feast of Christ the King 2009).
The book will be open to the Year of Grace 2011
where this year’s names are recorded. These names
will be sung in the Litany of the Dead at the weekend
Masses November 12th and 13th. May we, as members of their immediate family of faith, keep these
loved ones in our prayers and hold their memories in
our hearts.
Parishioners are also invited to bring framed
photos no larger than 8”x10”. Please
leave your pictures in the basket by the
Baptismal Font and make sure your
name and phone number are on the
back of the photo
so we can make
sure it is returned.
Join us in building a Faith Fellowship
For Families In Crisis. We will meet
on Saturday afternoons at the Hope
House from 3:00 to 5:00 for pot-luck
refreshments, prayer, bible study, support
and education regarding life’s toughest
issues. We will fellowship to discover
ways we can live the gospels together to
help one another overcome the crises we face. Children are
welcome. For more info, call the parish office or email:
[email protected]
PRAY
LECTIO
EUKARISTOS
ASSIST
SUPPORT
EDUCATE
Please Come - Please Pray - Please God
November 13, 2011
Sons of Benedict XVI:
Searching for God’s Call
As warriors for Jesus, young men are
called to stand firm in the Catholic faith
as they seek to find God’s true call for
their lives. Society gives us so many distractions and
false idols, young people need support and help to stay
true to their faith. All high school and
college age men are invited to join Fr. Jim Williams for
monthly prayer and discussion sessions focused on hearing and following God’s call. Our goal is to help all
young men develop their spirituality and their ability to
discern God’s will for their lives. Refreshments will be
served at each session following which we will pray Vespers, explore avenues of God’s call in our lives, and discuss our journeys of faith. Our sessions will aid and encourage their search for meaning and vocation for their lives.
Sons of Benedict XVI
Sunday, November 13, 6:00pm
Holy Trinity Hope House
MEMORIAL OF ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY
November 17
In her short life Elizabeth manifested such great love for the
poor and suffering that she has become the patroness of Catholic charities and of the Secular Franciscan Order. The daughter of the King of Hungary, Andrew II, Elizabeth chose a life of
penance and asceticism over a life of leisure and luxury. This
choice endeared her in the hearts of the common people
throughout Europe.
At the age of 14 Elizabeth was married to Louis of Thuringia (a
German principality), whom she deeply loved. She bore three
children. Under the spiritual direction of a Franciscan friar, she
led a life of prayer, sacrifice and service to the poor and sick.
Seeking to become one with the poor, she wore simple clothing. During the night she would rise from bed and spend long
periods in prayer. She performed all types of charitable acts
zealously : she put herself at the service of widows, orphans,
the sick, the needy; she generously distributed all the grain
from her stocks during a famine; she cared for lepers in one of
the hospitals she established; and she provided suitable lodging for the indigent.
After six years of marriage, her husband died in the Crusades,
and she was grief-stricken. Her husband’s family looked upon
her as squandering the royal purse, and mistreated her, finally
throwing her out of the palace. The return of her husband’s
allies from the Crusades resulted in her being reinstated, since
her son was legal heir to the throne.
In 1228 Elizabeth joined the Secular Franciscan Order, spending the remaining few years of her life caring for the poor in a
hospital which she founded in honor of St. Francis. Elizabeth’s
November 13, 2011
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH
AROUND THE DIOCESE
Holy Trinity
Guest Speaker
Glen Koziuk
Speaking on
Full of Grace (Luke 1:28)
Sunday, November 20
9:10 - 10:10 am
In the Church
LIGHTHOUSE CD OF THE MONTH
True Devotion to Mary
by St. Louis de Montfort - Fr. Lance W. Harlow
Get it on the LIGHTHOUSE MEDIA stand
in the south foyer of the church
What is true devotion to Mary? What kind of spiritual
effects can one expect? Fr. Lance Harlow insightfully
explains St. Louis de Montfort’s text on True Devotion
to Jesus through Mary, and the wonderful effects she
brings about in the soul consecrated to her. A great CD
for anyone who is interested in deepening their devotion to Mary, or for passing along to someone who
does not understand the important role she plays as
mother and advocate. Listen to it and pass it along to a
family member or friend.
―AWESOME CD! As a convert I did not understand
the beauty of our Blessed Mother. WOW! She is such a
treasure and gift from God. Denise - Avonmore, PA
St. Francis Apologetics Group Hosts Presentation on
C.S. Lewis—The St. Francis Apologetics Group is hosting
Colorado College professor Dr. Timothy Fuller for a
presentation on the C.S. Lewis class, The Abolition of Man,
Sunday, November 13th, 3:30-5:30 pm, in the St. Francis
Parish Hall. (First given in 1943 as a lecture series, The
Abolition of Man is a prophetic little book explaining the
danger society faces when objective truth is denied.) Sunday’s program is free and open to all. Contacts: Connie at
331-9786 or Lyn at 648-1194.
+ + +
Join Colorado master photographer Brad Mikel on November 17 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Cathedral Center at
St. Mary’s Cathedral as he shows you how to make better
images on your next trip. Learn how to get the most out of
your digital camera, including how to use lenses to control
perspective, the proper use of shutter speed and aperture to
improve your images, the best way to pre-plan and arrange
composition, and more. The cost is $35 per person or $50
per couple in advance, or $40 per person at the door. Students are $25. Seating is limited and advanced registration
is suggested. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Herald. For more information and secure registration go to
‘classes and workshops’ at www.mikel-gamber.com.
+ + +
Corpus Christi Craft Club's Christmas Bazaar/Bake Sale will
be in the parish hall Sat. Nov.19 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm and
Sun. Nov. 20 7:30 am to 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
+ + +
SUPPORT CATHOLIC EDUCATION-Holy Trinity parishioners who are students at Divine Redeemer Catholic
School are selling raffle tickets after each Mass this weekend. Please support catholic education by purchasing tickets at $10 each for a chance for $10,000.00 prize. The
drawing is December 3, 2011. You may call
265-9177 to buy more tickets.
November 19-20 *** Feast of Christ the King ***
5:00PM
8:00AM
S Mike
Bartusek
S Conrad
LaBranche
S Russell
Tamlin
S Art
Cipolette
L1 Jim
Ekwall
L1 Joan
Kilman
L2 Ed
Flannery
L2 Peter
Hrovat
1 Charlene Flannery
1 Anne
Shirley
2 Merrie
Schell
2 Conrad
LaBranche
3 Dick
White
3 Jean
LaBranche
S
S
L1
L2
1
2
3
John
Dave
Herman
Terry
Dave
John
Lisa
10:30AM
Dronenburg
Murphy
Abeyta
Hekkers
Murphy
Dronenburg
Shigio
UPDATE MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Does our Holy Trinity database have YOUR family
membership record correct? Many of our families
are listed with grown children still living at home,
and we would like to update this information as well
as correct addresses, phone numbers, and email
addresses for everyone. Please call Julie at the
church office, 633-2132 x1000, to provide any
changes, additions or deletions or drop us a note in
the mail or in the offertory collection. Have you
moved or changed your phone number in the last
year or two? Do you have a new baby in the family.
Please let us know if there are any changes we need
to make to update your record.
Thank you for your help!!
Communion to the Homebound
Do you know someone in our parish who is temporarily
or permanently homebound or in a nursing home and
would like to receive communion weekly? Please call
Judie Scott at 550-0943 to schedule a homebound visit or
Angela Rizor at 636-1041 to schedule a nursing home
visit. If you are a Eucharistic Minister who would like to
visit and take communion to the sick and homebound,
please call Judie to volunteer for residences and Angela
to volunteer for nursing homes.
READINGS
November 13, 2011, through November 20, 2011
Sunday
Prv 31:10-13,19-20,30-31
Ps 128:1-5 1 Thes 5:1-6
Mt 25:14-30 or 25:14-15,19-21
Monday
1 Mc 1:10-15,41-43,54-57,62-63
Ps 119:53,61,134,150,155,158
Lk 18:35-43
Tuesday
2 Mc 6:18-31 Ps 3:2-8 Lk 19:1-10
Wednesday 2 Mc 7:1,20-31 Ps 17:1,5-6,8,15
Lk 19:11-28
Thursday 1 Mc 2:15-29 Ps 50:1-2,5-6,14-15
Lk 19:41-44
Friday
1 Mc 4:36-37,52-59 (Ps) 1 Chr 29:
10-12 Lk 19:45-48
Saturday 1 Mc 6:1-13 Ps 9:2-4,6,16,19
Lk 20:27-40
Sunday
Ez 34:11-12,15-17 Ps 23:1-3,5-6
1 Cor 15:20-26,28 Mt 25:31-46
Holy Trinity
Holy Hours
Did you know that Holy Trinity has
two Holy Hours each week? On
Wednesday mornings after the 7:30am
Mass and Saturday morning
after the 8:00am Mass, the Blessed Sacrament is
exposed and a Holy Hour is held. Also, every first
Friday of the month, the church is open from
8:00am - 3:00pm for Adoration.
Notice: If your loved one has recovered
please call the office to remove their name
from the prayer list to make room for
others in need of prayer. Thank you.
Please pray for . . .
Susan Wencl Abbot
Isabelle Adkins
Chris Hirlinger
Lucille Hollenbeck
Gabriel Anderson
Barbara Irwin
Tracy Anderson
Will Klein
Lucy Apadoca
John Klube
Shirley Arp
Penny Klube
Esther Atencio
Don Knapke
John Armstrong
Karen Kramer
Catherine Ball
Haley Elizabeth Beall Gary Krupa
Dorothy Landry
Pauline Brass
Howard Lanier
Phyllis Borman
Rosemary LeTheresa Caron
Blanc
Ed Chmiel
Louis M. Magic
Mercy Cruz
Aiko Marinko
Dora Dak
Jean & Dan Courtney Carol Marinko
Nicholas Cunningham Ron Marinko
Al Martinelli
Joanne Demling
Thelma Martino
Aurelia DeWitt
Kathy Mason
Elaine DeWitt
Jesse McCoon
Victoria Doris
Caitlin McElhaney
Roy Early
Earl McElhaney
Julie Ekwall
Art McLean
Jim Ekwall
Patricia Milbrandt
Rochelle Epperson
Cheryl Moloney
Tim Epperson
Carl Mosch
Carlos Espinoza
Dan Navarro
Des Fitzgerald
Valerie Nicolosi
Nikki Fitzgerald
Jack O’Leary
Mary Franke
Mary Gowing Gallogly Eloyce Pacheco
Bernice Peterson
Jamie Hamlin
Janice Pico
Pauline Hand
Mike Popolano
Robbie Harmes
Linda Popolano
Pat Herrington
Jerome Prosen
Ken Hideman
Jennifer Radcliffe
Sonny & Joan Hill
Mary Lue Ramey
Palmer Reorda
Delbert Prudhomme
Eric Reyes
Nathan Robbins
Louise Rubio
McKinsey Roebken
Rose Roth
Edna Roth
Anne Rugis
Linda Schell
Kathy Schell
Larry Sebben
Phyllis Shaw
Tim Shaw
Ginny Sievers
Andrea Simpleman
Carol Siter
Jan Smith
Rachel Solis Hoover
Hilde Staudenecker
Herman Stockinger
Mickey Stockinger
Bob Teats
Ida Teats
Mary Thomas
Dick Tombaugh
Chuck Tombaugh
Ron Tonuci
Vincent TarantinoFilbert Trujillo
Michelle Walker
Sam Walker
Jarrod Walsh
Nicole Walsh
Donald J. Weidinger
Bob Zimmerman
Margie Zimmerman