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Archdiocese of Galveston Houston
Rev. Sunny Joseph, OSH, Pastor
R e v . J o y J a m e s , O S H , P a r o c h i a l Vi c a r
O b l a t es o f t h e S a c r e d H e a r t
Growing Together in Christ
Creciendo Unidos en Cristo
S u n d a y M a ss e s
Daily Masses
Saturday Vigil.……5:30 pm
M o n d a y … …… . . …. . 8 : 4 5 a m , 1 2 : 1 0 p m
Sunday…7:30 am, 9:00 am,
T u e s d a y … … … … … 8:45 am, 7:00 pm
1 0 : 4 5 a m , 1 2: 3 0 p m (Español),
Wednesday………..6:30 am, 8:45 am
5:30 pm.
T h u r s d a y … . . . … …. . 8 : 4 5 a m ,
Reconciliation
7 : 0 0 p m (Español)
S a t u r d a y 4 : 0 0 p m - 5 : 0 0 p m . F r i d ay … … . . . . . . . . . . . . 6: 3 0 am , 8 : 4 5 a m
O r a ny t i m e b y a p p o i n t m e n t - S a t u r d a y … . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 : 4 5 am
Chapel
Rosary after 8:45 am Daily Mass
Baptism
C a l l t h e C CE O f f i c e w e e k days, 9:00 am-4:00 pm.
Anointing of the Sick
(281) 499-4612
Call (281) 499-9688
Marriage
Contact the Parish Office at least
H e a l i n g M a ss 4 t h T u e s d a y of
six (6) months prior to the wedding
each month - 7:00 pm
date. (281-499-9688). Please attend the information session every
Adoration
1st Sunday of the month at 4:00
F i r s t F r i d ay , 8 : 4 5 a m M a s s u n p m i n t h e P ar i s h O f f i c e .
til 8:00 pm Benediction, Chapel
Other Services
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Welcome Home
Fr. Michael Biondi Library &
Gift Shop open Wednesdays,
5:00-7:30 pm & Sundays
after all Masses
Quinceaños contact the CCE
Office, (281) 499-4612
Non-Catholics who wish to join
our faith community RCIA
(Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults) is a process to welcome
you into our faith, contact the
CCE Office, (281) 499-4612
Religious Education contact the
CCE Office, (281) 499-4612
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
(281) 499-6246
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Our Parish Vision Statement: O u r p a r ish vision is t o
b u i l d u p o n , t o n u r t u r e a n d t o e x h i b i t t h e v i r t u es o f f a i t h ,
hope and charity to all in the spirit of unity through one
fai th , o n e f a mily .
D e c l a r a c i ó n d e la M is i ó n P a r r o q u i a l : L a m i s i ó n d e n u e s t r a p a r r o q u i a e s c o n s t r u ir e n n u e s t r a t r a d i c i ó n , a l i m e n t a r y
l a s v i rt u d e s d e f e , e sp e ra n za y c a ri d a d c o n e l
espíritu de unidad basado en una fe, una familia.
[email protected]
Sunday, October 4, 2015 Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear sisters and brothers of Holy Family,
“The Rosary is a prayer that always accompanies me; it is also the prayer of the ordi nary
people and the saints … it a prayer from my heart.” (Pope Francis, preface to the book, "Il
Rosario. Preghiera del cuore”, May 13, 2014 ). October is the month dedicated especially to the
Holy Rosary and respect life. Rosary is a beautiful prayer in which we follow
Jesus with our
blessed mother meditating the great mysteries of our salvation history. It's a very simple, biblical and
powerful prayer. Our beloved Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in Lourdes and Fatima with a Rosary in her
hand and requested us to pray rosary for the repentance of sinners and conversion of the world. Let us make
it a habit and teach our children to pray the rosary every day and it will make a great difference in our family
and spiritual life. Let us also ask the intercession of our blessed mother for the success of the pro-life movements
of the Church.
On behalf of our parish family I would like to congratulate and thank the 4th Holy Family
Pageant winners: Raegan Kay (Miss Holy Family), Brandon Ikwuagwu (Mister Holy Family), Laila M Sorina (Holy
Family Princess, Julissa DeLuna (Holy Family Duchess). Together these children raised $14,000 for our building fund!
Thanks to the parents of these children for their support and also to our Gospel choir for their hard work and great stewardship! May the good Lord bless you for your amazing stewardship!
We have good news! We have received the permit from TexDot for the construction of our parking lot. Now we have to get the Missouri City permit to start our construction. Thanks to Paul Czervinske and the steering committee for the tireless hard work and dedication.
Next Sunday, October 11th, will be our Fall Festival. It's our parish family festival and it's the
great time to gather together with our fellow family members for fun and fellowship. As you know it helps us a lot also
with our parish operating budget. We have amazing prizes including a beautiful car, Chevrolet Cruze for our raffle this
year. Ruben Mendez, Domingo Sales and the committee members were preparing so hard for months for our Fall Festival. I appreciate and thank them all for their love, dedication and hard work. Please pray for good weather; do come and
bring your friends and families to enjoy our family festival. Let us grow together in Christ as one family of God!
Fr. Sunny.
Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas,
“El Rosario es una oración que siempre me acompaña, también es la oración de la gente
ordinaria y los santos… es una oración de mi corazón.” (El prefacio del libro del Papa
Francisco "el Rosario. Plegaria del corazón”, Mayo 13, 2014). Octubre es el mes dedicado
especialmente al Santo Rosario y el respeto a la vida. El Rosario es una bella oración en la cual
seguimos a Jesús con nuestra Santa Madre meditando los grandes misterios de la historia de nues
tra salvación. Es una simple y poderosa oración bíblica. Nuestra amada y Bendecida Virgen María se
apareció en Lourdes y Fátima con un Rosario en su mano y nos pidió que rezáramos el rosario por el
arrepentimiento de los pecados y la conversión del mundo. Hagamos el hábito y enseñemos a nuestros ni
ños a orar el Rosario todos los días y así hacer una gran diferencia en nuestra familia y en nuestra vida espi
ritual. También pidamos por la intercesión de nuestra Santa Madre por el éxito del movimiento pro-vida de la
Iglesia.
En nombre de nuestra familia parroquial, quiero felicitar y agradecer a los ganadores del 4o
concurso de Rey y Reina de Holy Family: Raegan Kay (Reina- Holy Family) Brandon Ikwuagwu (Rey-Holy Family) Laila M Sorina (Princesa- Holy Family) Julissa De Luna (Duquesa- Holy Family). Unidos estos niños recaudaron $14,000
para nuestro fondo de edificios. Gracias también a los padres de estos niños por su apoyo y también al Coro Evangélico
por la organización de este evento. Que el buen Señor los bendiga por su compromiso.
¡Tenemos buenas noticias! Hemos recibido el permiso de “Texdot” para la construcción de nuestro
estacionamiento. Ahora que obtener el permiso de Missouri City para empezar la construcción. Gracias al comité de los
edificios por su incansable esfuerzo y dedicación.
El próximo domingo 11 de Octubre, tendremos nuestro Festival de Otoño. Este es nuestro festival
familiar y es un gran momento para reunirnos con la familia parroquial y disfrutar la camaradería. Como sabrán esto
nos ayuda en nuestro presupuesto operativo parroquial. Tenemos grandes premios en nuestra gran rifa incluyendo un
maravilloso Chevrolet Cruz. Gracias al Comité organizador del Festival que trabajaron mucho; estoy muy agradecido
por su magnífica labor, amor y dedicación. Por favor oremos por que el clima nos permita gozar de este tiempo, traiga a
toda su familia y amigos. Crezcamos unidos en Cristo como una familia de Dios.
Fr. Sunny.
Saturday, October 17th, all are invited to join San José Clinic, CHI St. Luke’s Health and the Catholic
Healthcare Professionals of Houston at White Mass to
honor and bless those involved in healthcare. The
mass will be celebrated Archbishop Emeritus Fiorenza at
the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, 1111 St. Joseph
Parkway, at 5:00 pm. Parking will be available in the
Amegy Bank garage. Visit sanjoseclinic.org or call (713)
490-2620 for more information.
CATOLICISMO
Viaje Alrededor del Mundo – Hasta las Profundidades
de la Fe,,,SERIE de EDUCACIÓN CONTINUA PARA ADULTOS Programa de Estudios para Comprender y Enseñar la Fe Católica
7:00 pm a 9:00 pm -Octubre 13, 20 y 27 Salón de
Asambleas
7:00 pm a 9:00 pm –Noviembre 3, 10, 17, 24 y
Dic 01, Salón de Asambleas
Para más información contacte la Oficina CCE
281-499-4612
October Blessings….This weekend, October 3/4 at all
Masses we will be blessing all celebrating a wedding anniversary in the month of October at all Masses.
October 10/11, blessing all Fall Festival wor ker s at the
Saturday, 5:30 pm Mass.
October 18/19, blessing of Usher s, at all Masses.
October 25/26, blessing of Music Minister s at all
Masses.
Knights of Columbus Council #7728, par tner ing with
the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center, will facilitate a
Blood and Bone Marrow Drive, Sunday, October 18th,
8:30 am until 3:00 pm in our Parish Hall.
A full course breakfast, including juice & coffee, will be
available to all participants. A full breakfast will also be
available for a donations of $5.00 to those who do not
donate blood. All parishioners are welcome to enjoy a
great breakfast and fellowship. Please register for an
appointment by contacting Joe L. Longoria, 832-4736408 or [email protected].
To help accomplish your 2015 New Year’s resolution,
this will be the last blood drive for 2015.
Jubilee Concert… Friday, October 30, 2015, in the
Church, presented by Larry Scott Metivier. Lar r y
Scott Metivier is a Catholic composer, singer, instrumentalist and recording artist. He has sung for Mother Theresa of Calcutta, Mother Angelica of EWTN and Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen and others. He has ministered at
Church renewal programs, retreats and Regional and National conferences. He studied voice performance at the
University of Puget Sound, WA and holds a Masters in
Religious Education from Loyola University. In response
to the Pope’s “Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy” he has
composed “The Jubilee Concert”. Learn more at
www.jubileeconcert.com. All are invited to this very special concert. A love offering will be collected at the concert and a portion will be returned to the Church.
Mass Intentions
October 5 - 11, 2015
October 5th, Monday, Weekday; Jewish Shemni Atzeret;
Lk 10:35-47
8:45 am Abraham (+) by Famimly
Baby Alice Dakono (-) by Rachel Dakono
12:10 pm Fr. Joseph Courtney, CSB (-)
by Jean & Charles Court
Maria Chanh Nguyen (+) by Anna Victoria Nguyen
October 6th, Tuesday, Weekday; St. Bruno, priest; Blessed
Marie Durocher, virgin; Jewish Simchat Torah;
Lk 10:38-42
8:45 am Mariamma Mathew (+) by Mathew Family
Fr. Roy Oggero, CSB (-) by Rose & John Janik
7:00 pm Pete Guajardo (-) by Elicia Arriaga
Maria Elena Hernandez (-) by Elicia Arriaga
October 7th, Wednesday, Our Lady of the Rosary;
Lk 11:1-4
6:30 am Chris Obiefuna (-) by Chris Nwuzoh
8:45am Cynthia Lopez (+) by Mon, Dad & Sister
For All Souls in Purgatory by Elicia Arriaga
October 8th, Thursday, Weekday; Lk 11:5-13
8:45 am James Ohamuo (+) by Juliana Ohamuo
Tom Baize (-) by Elicia Arriaga
7:00 pm Luis Velasquez (+) by Rosie Velasquez & Children
Maria delos Angelos Rivas (+)
by Henry Evelio Carrillo
October 9th, Friday, St. Denis, bishop & companions,
martyrs; St. John Leonardi , priest; Lk 11:15-26
6:30 am William J. Hooper (+) by Sonnia Hooper
Michael R. Hooper (+) by Sonnia Hooper
8:45 am George Toro (+) by Sonnia Toro
Felicisima Parado (+) by Daughter, Cherrie Medrano
October 10th, Saturday, Weekday;
Vigil, 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:45 am Alma Acosta (+) by Fred & Virginia Tan
Michael Gois (+) by Family
5:30 pm Carrie & George Ferro (+) by Joe & Bessie Falsone
Fr. Ted Valencia, CSB (+) by Debbie Cortez & Family
October 11th, Sunday, Twenty Eighth Ordinary Sunday
7:30 am Kevin John Janik (+) by Parents, John & Rose Janik
Regina Agnello (+) by CDA Court #2060
9:00 am For All Our Parishioners
10:45am Delfino & Francisca Ramirez (+)
by Delfino, Jr & Carmen Ramirez & Family
Jimmie Anglin (+) by Holy Family Gospel Choir
12:30 pm Miembros de Inmaculada Concepcion,
Vivos y Difuntos
Guadalupe Arellano (+) by Isabel Arellano
5:30 pm Dominga Ponce (+) by Family
Jhena Patriarca (-) by M/M Joseph Patriarca
Sanctuary Candle Intention
October 5 - 11, 2015
In Loving Memory
Luis Velasquez
By Wife, Rosie Velasquez & Family
The Body,
though one,
has many parts
Gift Shop News…This is Respect Life and Breast Cancer
Awareness Month, as well as the liturgical calendar
month of the Rosary. The gift shop has many great gifts
for those being treated for cancer, cancer survivors and
cancer caregivers. Also, we have great respect life bumper stickers and prayer books for the unborn.
Did you know that the gift shop offers religious craft kits
for children for 50 cents each? This is an easy and inexpensive way to teach your children about the faith. By
the way, these make great stocking stuffers for Christmas.
Do you know someone who is pregnant? We have prayer
books for expectant mothers too.
The gift shop will be closed next weekend, October 10/11
-- have fun at the Fall Festival!
LIFE CHAIN– TODAY! OCTOBER 4, 2015...Holy
Family will participate in this year's Life Chain on Highway 6 , today, 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm. Our location will be
Riverstone Drive (near Kohls) to Lake Colony Drive
-in front of Wells Fargo Bank and LA Fitness 5406 Highway 6. This is a peaceful, prayerful time spent in supporting LIFE from conception until natural death.
Holy Family needs EMHCs to the homebound. Stating that we will be judged on our corporal and spiritual
works of mercy to those in need, Pope Francis described
the jubilee year (begins December 8, 2015) as a “good
opportunity for increasing the collaboration between pastors and the laity in the mission of affectionately and tenderly caring for the sick and dying.”
Vintage Fitness Class...low impact and str ength tr aining offered weekly for adults on Mondays & Wednesdays
from 10:30 am until 11:15 am in the Assembly Room.
No charge - bring yourself and a bottle of water, all are
welcome.
If you wish to make an announcement, such as birthdays, anniversaries,
sick, etc., submit a written note no later than Monday pm to the office.
Please, no advertisements.
Please pray for our U.S. Troops and civilian personnel overseas and here in the US; Major Blanca Reyes, US Ar my; Senior Master Sargent Carlos R. Villarreal, US Air Force; Senior Master Sargent Walisa Villarreal, US Air Force;
Airman First Class Lisa Villarreal, US Air Force; Commander Greg Blyden, US Navy; Staff Sargent Guillermina
Darino, US Army; Sargent Steve Garcia, US Army; Staff David A. Perez, US Army
Please pray for the sick of our Parish especially: Fr . Phi; Deacon Alfr ed Abr ams; J ohnnie Baiamonte; Sheila
McCabe; Bertha Silva; Liana Mikulenka; Michael Oparaji, Sr.; Robert Miller; Ron Carter; Mary Lou Reumont; Betty
Bath; Eddie Borrego; Lindy Halloran; Ruben Velasquez; Veronica Lyon; Pete Guajardo; John Delome; Frances Castillo;
Alice Boroski; Carl Anthony Cangelosi; Pat Trail; Edwin Fos; Israel R. Carranza; Charles Ferro; Deacon Jim Wright;
Dr. Octavia Kennedy; Vince Mulle; Deacon Gerald DuPont; Idalia Tenoria; Fr. Ken Decker, CSB; Eva Guevara;
Arthur Hauptman; Greg Alquiza; Mary Nieto; Joseph LaCour; Sam Campbell; Beto Mendoza; Bill Bates, Jr.; Julius
Dumapit; Kenneth Pumphrey; Gilda Salazar Herrera; Joe Morales; Joey Salinas; Jean Harris; Christine Spray; Agnes
Sampson; Justin Rodriguez; Basil Rojas; Sandy Melchor; Lois Guillory; Isabelita Bernardo; Marcella Guzman; Soledad
San Miguel; Emma Wexler; Esperanza Trinidad; Marie Don LeVu; Perla Ferrer; Mamie Mercatante; Shirley Gardiner;
Jose Guillermo Rodriguez; Lela Cantu; Araceli Escoto; Judy Holder; Abel Abila; Josie Gonzales; Tomasa Herrera; Inez
Graham; Christine Klatt; Henry Bath; Josie Franklin; Mary Carmen dela Cruz; Movita Cavalier; Thomas Edward Hargis,Sr; Esperanza Melendez; Michael Wen Guerrera; Charles Clark; Stephanie Nero; Carl Mouton; Natalie AnimKwapong; Haleigh E. Boutte; Elvin & Martha Kocich; Mary Buri; Marsha & Allen Bustchek; Velma Packard; Mike
Boutte; Gus Longoria, Jr; Donna Vorhees; Fr Roy Oggero, CSB; Fr Bob Duggan, CSB; Mary Bermea; Victor
Rodriguez; Charlene Salvacion O’Campo; Cirilo E. Toledo; Roy Paul
DECEASED:
Esperanza Trinidad; Katherena Ninan; Guadalupe Rodriguez; Martin Villarreal, Jr
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
Adult Faith Formation
The parish provides free of charge the Symbolon on-line
catechetical video. Please go to: https://
symboloncatholic.org/indes.php/register, and enter parish
registration code e78368, when prompted. Then select
the topic you and your family would like to view. We
hope you enjoy this opportunity to increase and/or refresh you and your family's knowledge of Church teaching.
Our biblical studies course on the Gospel of Luke continues on Fridays, at 9:30 am in the A/B meeting
room. This course will continue through November
20th. All that is needed to participate is a bible and a
love of learning and sharing. Drop-ins are always welcome! We will not be meeting October 23 or 30.
Mark your calendars -- November 6, 13 and 20 (Friday
mornings), we will be viewing the EWTN video series
Reasons for our Hope with Sr. Rosalind Moss discussing
the Gospel of Luke. Each session will begin at 9:30 am
in the A/B Meeting Room.
Men’s Retreat...“God, I have a problem…ME!” “Child,
I have the answer…Me.” Plan on making a retreat at
Holy Name Retreat Center with your Parish on FridaySunday 10/23-25/15 and find answer s to some of the
questions you may have been asking. A past retreatment:
“I was stressed prior to my retreat and felt somewhat
overwhelmed. I am leaving with a sense of peace and
calmness. Thank you.” Phone Raul A. Basurto at 281989-3285, to get registration information or call the Retreat Center at 713-464-0211 or www.passionist.org/
A prayer for persecuted Christians...Heavenly Father, we ask that you would make us ever mindful of our
brothers and sisters around the world who need us to
stand with them as they suffer in your name. Teach us
what it means to overcome by the blood of the Lamb
and by the word of our testimony; we pray that we
would not love our lives so much as to shrink from
death. O Lord, hear our prayer.
Our website www.holyfamilychurch.us has been redesigned and updated - check it out! We have posted
upcoming events and mass schedules, pictures and much
more. We invite all parish organizations to submit their
news and pictures. Thank you!
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
The old world of what we call canonical penance, or
the extraordinary one time public repentance of sinners,
began to collapse with the conversion of Constantine in
the early fourth century. It tottered for a hundred years or
so and then virtually disappeared. It served an isolated
and persecuted church well, but once people began seeking baptism for economic and political privilege, a real
pastoral crisis exploded. There were more lukewarm
Christians afoot, and some “barbarians” rampaging
through the ruins accepted baptism just because their
leaders did.
As the old structures collapsed, people who still
sought some sort of public conversion scampered off to
the desert to live in monastic isolation. Penance disappeared from the parish scene, and the old bench where
hungry penitents used to beg for prayers was empty.
Some bishops faced the crisis by inventing alternate
means of discipline, all more private than public. A person might be asked to refrain from receiving Communion
for a time, or even to accept some sort of corporal punishment (the pedigree of the stocks and scarlet letters of colonial America). This had the effect of separating the sinner from the prayerful intercession of the gathered church,
and made an already bad situation worse. Before long, the
pastoral system of penance was in a shambles, and sadly
irrelevant to ordinary Christians.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
El matrimonio es una vocación y estilo de vida sagrado, instituido por Dios, mismo que no debe tomarse a la
ligera. Así como no se concede el sacramento del orden a
un varón que no se ha preparado debidamente, una persona que no se ha preparado debidamente, no debe ser admitida al sacramento del matrimonio. Así como a las religiosas y los religiosos no profesan una consagración de vida
sin antes haberse asegurado de su motivación, la pareja
comprometida debe ver y evaluar muy bien lo que está haciendo y asegurarse de que no haya algún impedimento
para el matrimonio. Han de reconocer concientemente
cuál es la motivación por la cual quieren unir su vida.
Para que un matrimonio sea válido, según las leyes de
la Iglesia, los contrayentes deben tener una edad apropiada, saber lo que hacen y que no haya impedimento alguno,
por ejemplo, la presión de la familia, embarazo prematuro
o el deseo de salir de la casa familiar. Los dos deben consentir una vida de esposos por el resto de su vida y ser
siempre fieles el uno al otro. Este compromiso debe hacerse públicamente, ante un miembro del clero y dos testigos.
Cumplidos todos estos requisitos, los dos se hacen una sola
carne, como dice Jesús.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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CCE Activities…
Sunday, October 4th
9:30 am
English RCIA - Room #2
10:00 am Spanish RICA I - Room #3
10:00 am Sunday Family CCE & Sacramental
Preparation Groups I & II - Centennial,
Assembly, Meeting Rooms & Rooms 1 - 11
1:30 pm
Spanish Sunday Family CCE & Sacramental
Preparation Groups I & II - Parish Hall,
Centennial, Assembly, Meeting Rooms &
Rooms 1 - 11
2:00 pm
Spanish Group Baptisms - Church
Wednesday, October 7th
6:00 pm
Pre-K, Kinder & Elementary CCE - Rooms
4-10, Assembly Room
7:30 pm
Scripture Study - Book of Revelations Centennial Room
Friday, October 9th
9:30 am
Bible Study - Gospel of Luke - Meeting
Room A/B
Saturday, October 10th
Fall Festival Preparations
Sunday, October 11th
NO CCE Classes -
Fall Festival! Fun for the family! Good Food!
Good Fellowship!
Welcome to the Newly Baptized: Genasis Gianni
Mendez: Par ents, Yolanda D. Ramir ez & J oe Louis
Mendez; Godparents, John Destine Ramirez.
Celebrating Mass with an estimated 3 million young
people at World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro in July,
Pope Francis said, " Evangelizing m eans bearing personal witness to the love of God, it is overcoming our selfishness, it is serving by bending down to wash the feet of
our brethren, as Jesus did."
It’s Not Too Late to register for 2015/2016 CCE Classes!! Registration Deadline was September 18th, a
late fee of $20 will now be added to your registration
fee.
Fees are payable by cash, check or credit card. Registration forms are available in the CCE or Parish Offices during the week.
Pease Note...if you r egister your child to r eceive a sacrament (Baptism, Eucharist or Confirmation) for the
2015/16 CCE year, please submit a copy of his/her Baptism certificate. If you have questions please feel free to
call the CCE Office, 281-499-4612.
Volunteers Needed for 2015/16 CCE Classes...for High
School CCE on Sundays, English & Spanish. Mew Middle School Catechists & Aides are also welcome. Please
call Melissa Hagen, 281-499-4612, ext 317.
English Family CCE on Sundays needs Aides for classrooms. Wednesday Elementary CCE needs Pre-Kinder
Aides and 1st grade Catechist & Aides.
Anyone interested in volunteering in our CCE programs is
asked to call the CCE Office, 281-499-4612. Volunteers
are required to attend a VIRTUS class, “Protecting All
God’s Children”. Go to virtusonline.org to register for
this class. High School students need to take the
“Jeremiah Course” to help in the Classrooms, call the
CCE Office for details, 281-499-4612
Reminder - English & Spanish Confirmation I & II
students… next class date will be Sunday, October 18th
in the Assembly & Centennial Rooms.
We Need Your Help! We would like to include our
parishioners who are currently serving in the military in
our bulletin Prayer List. If you have a family member
who is an active duty military service member, please
send us their name, rank & branch of service (i.e.Army,
Navy, Marines, etc). You may call us, 281-499-9688 or
email, [email protected]. Thank you.
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9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
Readers
5:30 pm Sun
Altar Servers
Mandy Blanco
Bernice Chaloupka
Josefa Maghuyop
Jacqueline Harleaux
Laurice Rochard
Rani Thaliachary
Regina Flores
Rafaela Laran
James Thurmond
Alfreda Broussard
Gloria Colunga
Thresiamma George
Doretta Rychlik
Carmen Zamora
Graciela Martinez
Gloria Gutierrez
Tomasa Lazo
Florissa Castillo
Vicky Melendez
Emma Maldonado
Gloria Espinosa
Mary Gobencion
Volunteer
5:30 pm Sat
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Mike Mikukenka
Judi Bourque
Elsie Thottam
Michelle Sanchez
Orlando Gutierrez
Gloria Batiste Roberts
Nora Peralta
Debbie Colvin
Bill Long
Verna Edwards
Gloria Gutierrez
John Pyle
5:30 pm Sat
Trinity Guzman
Volunteer
Volunteer
Volunteer
Devon Sanchez
Joseph Udeh
Michael Saenz
Daryl Tenio
Jose Roberto
Emmauel Gomez
Malcolm Bailey
Chismidi Okpara
Michael Stuckert
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Ushers
Rudy Cruz
Brenda Carlyon
Dave Gallagher
Marilyn O’Laughlin
Jessie Gibson
Mary Lemos
Anthony Thaliachary
Volunteer
Crescy Lobo
Barbara Janda
Sandy Laran
Sr Ancilla Uchendu
Cassie Levy
Wilton Broussard
Pat Duplechain
Karisue Nelson
George Thomas
Arnulfo Zamora
Carmen Tristan
Gloria Almeida
Petra Enriquez
Julia Aguirre
Dina Morales
Roberto Maldonado
Martha Riley
Helen Fadri
Gretchen Pyle
Volunteer
Sat 5:30 pm
Sun 7:30 am
Sun 9:00 am
Sun 10:45 am
Sun 12:30 pm
Sun 5:30 pm
Henry Machala (Lead)
Michael Barone
John Ferro (Lead)
Gilbert Colunga (Lead)
Jose Ramirez
Wen Guerra
Financial Support For
Church Operations
Total For August 2015
Need Monthly/Operations
Income:
Offertory
Faith Direct (EFT)
Other Donations
$119,900
$96,729
$14,805
$13,249
Monthly Total
Over/(Shortage)
$124,783
$4,883
Cumulative Year to Date 08/15
($17,424)
2nd Collections for:
Building Fund
St Vincent DePaul
Infirm Priest
$5,710
$3,885
$732
Last month’s Building Fund Pledge
Payments/Donations $18,054
Current Parish Mortgage Balance
$2,176,536
2015 DSF Goal
Paid to Date
$120,000
$67,426
Marco Fernandez
Tatiana Barron
Mary Ann Ogwuru
Have you signed up with Faith Direct
yet? With Faith Direct, you can make your
offertory contributions, as well as your
Building Fund contributions, to Holy Family Parish using your credit/debit card or
bank account. Please enroll in this program
by picking up an enrollment form from the
church office, or by visiting
www.faithdirect.net to enr oll secur ely on
line. Our parish code is TX364.
Carl Mouton
Bob Mejia
Joe Macias
George Thomas
Growing Together in Christ Capital
Campaign/Increased Sunday Offertory
… it’s not too late to make a pledge.
Pledge cards are in the pew racks and at the
entrance to the church.
Volunteer
Justine Udeh
Darian Tenio
Jimmy Williams
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CHURCH NAME
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Sunday, October 11, 2015 Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
DISCIPLESHIP AND WEALTH
Sometimes we get the idea that having material wealth is a bad thing. We may convince ourselves that it is the poor
who are favored. In today’s readings, we discover that material wealth alone does not keep us from discipleship. We will
see that there are other gifts more important than material wealth, but even so, it is how we use our gifts that matters
most.
Today’s scriptures point to the value of the gifts of wisdom, trusting in God, and letting our actions reflect the love
of God from within. It is not gold that causes us to fall, but rather the desire for gold above all other things. From the
readings in Wisdom and Hebrews, we find the source of God’s gifts in our lives. Wisdom is more valuable than worldly
possessions. In Hebrews, we are challenged to look at our own values and admit honestly what controls our lives.
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TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — I pleaded, and the spirit of wisdom came to me. All good things together came to me in her company
(Wisdom 7:7-11).
Psalm — Fill us with your love, O Lord, and we will sing for joy! (Psalm 90).
Second Reading — Indeed the word of God is living and effective (Hebrews 4:12-13).
Gospel — It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for one who is rich to enter the kingdom of
God (Mark 10:17-30 [17-27]).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
National Children’s Day
Monday:
Columbus Day
Wednesday: St. Callistus I
Thursday: St. Teresa of Jesus
Friday:
St. Hedwig; St. Margaret Mary Alacoque;
National Boss Day
Saturday: St. Ignatius of Antioch; Sweetest Day
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo: Vigésimo Octavo Domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario; Día Nacional de los Niños
Lunes:
Día de la Raza
Miércoles: San Calixto I
Jueves:
Santa Teresa de Jesús
Viernes: Santa Margarita María de Alacoque;
Santa Eduvigis; Día Nacional de los Jefes
Sábado: San Ignacio de Antioquía; El Día Más Dulce
11 de octubre de 2015 Vigésimo Octavo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
LOS DISCÍPULOS Y LA RIQUEZA
A veces creemos que tener riquezas materiales es algo malo. Nos convencemos a nosotros mismos que los pobres
son los más favorecidos. En las lecturas de hoy, descubrimos que las riquezas materiales no son lo único que nos impide
ser discípulos. Ya veremos que hay otros dones más importantes que esas riquezas. Pero así todo, lo que más importa es
el uso que hacemos de nuestros dones.
Las Escrituras de hoy señalan el valor de los dones de la sabiduría, la confianza en Dios y una cualidad que permite
que nuestras acciones reflejen el amor de Dios que llevamos en nuestro interior. No es el oro lo que nos hace tropezar,
sino el desear el oro por encima de todo lo demás. En las lecturas de la Sabiduría y Hebreos, descubrimos la fuente de
los dones de Dios en nuestra vida. La sabiduría vale mucho más que las posesiones materiales. En Hebreos, se nos motiva a examinar nuestros valores y a reconocer con honestidad qué es lo que rige nuestra vida.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — El don más preciado que podemos pedir y poseer es la sabiduría (Sabiduría 7:7-11).
Salmo — Sácianos, Señor, de tu misericordia (Salmo 90 [89]).
Segunda lectura — La palabra viva de Dios penetra hasta las profundidades más recónditas de nuestro ser
(Hebreos 4:12-13).
Evangelio — Aquellos que han dejado sus posesiones a causa de Cristo y su Evangelio recibirán en herencia la vida
eterna (Marcos 10:17-30 [17-27]).
Saturday, October 17th, all are invited to join San José Clinic, CHI St. Luke’s Health and the Catholic
Healthcare Professionals of Houston at White Mass to
honor and bless those involved in healthcare. The
mass will be celebrated Archbishop Emeritus Fiorenza at
the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, 1111 St. Joseph
Parkway, at 5:00 pm. Parking will be available in the
Amegy Bank garage. Visit sanjoseclinic.org or call (713)
490-2620 for more information.
CATOLICISMO
7:00 pm a 9:00 pm -Octubre 13, 20 y 27 Salón de
Asambleas
281-499-4612
October Blessings….This weekend, October 10/11,
blessing all Fall Festival workers at the Saturday, 5:30 pm
Mass.
October 18/19, blessing of Usher s, at all Masses.
Masses.
Knights of Columbus Council #7728, par tner ing with
the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center, will facilitate a
Blood and Bone Marrow Drive, Sunday, October 18th,
8:30 am until 3:00 pm in our Parish Hall.
A full course breakfast, including juice & coffee, will be
available to all participants. A full breakfast will also be
available for a donations of $5.00 to those who do not
donate blood. All parishioners are welcome to enjoy a
great breakfast and fellowship. Please register for an
appointment by contacting Joe L. Longoria, 832-4736408 or [email protected].
To help accomplish your 2015 New Year’s resolution,
this will be the last blood drive for 2015.
Mass Intentions
October 12 - 18, 2015
October 12th, Monday, Weekday; Columbus Day;
Lk 11:29-32
8:45 am Special Intention by Gois Family
Jacob Mathew (-) by Family
12:10 pm Charles Lamb (+) by Charles & Jean Court
David Stubbs (+) by Charles & Jean Coourt
October 13th, Tuesday, Weekday; Lk 11:37-41
8:45 am Alice Hernandez (+) by Margaret Gomez
James Ohamuo (+) by Juliana Ohamuo
7:00 pm Maria Chanh Nguyen (+) by Anna Victoria Nguyen
Terry Partida (-) by Elicia Arriaga
October 14th, Wednesday, Weekday; St. Callistus, pope &
martyr; Lk 11:42-46
6:30 am Leonor Macalino (+) by Gobencion Family
Special Intention by Elicia Arriaga
8:45am Dominic Fernandes (+) by Family
Laura Wise (+) by Parents
October 15th, Thursday, St. Teresa of Jesus, virgin &
doctor of the Church; Lk 11:47-54
8:45 am Laura Coronel (+) by Marina Beltran
K.C. Phillip (+) by Thomas Joseph & Family
7:00 pm Doreen Gois (+) by Family
Parishioners of Holy Family by Elicia Arriaga
October 16th, Friday, Weekday; St. Hedwig, religious;
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, virgin; Lk 12:1-7
6:30 am Pope Francis (-) by Elicia Arriaga
Sr. Anastasia Thibodeaux (-) by Elicia Arriaga
8:45 am Manuel & Elisa Valle (+) by Mercedes Wise
Lupe Carrejo (+) by Margaret White
October 17th, Saturday, St. Ignatius of Antioch, bishop &
martyr; Vigil, 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:45 am Oscar Pena (+) by Marta A. Pena & Family
Bartolomea Pedron (+) by Joseph Patriarca
5:30 pm Margarita Pruneda (+) by Family
Josefa & Cecilia Canales (+) by Arturo Canales
October 18th, Sunday, Twenty Ninth Ordinary Sunday
7:30 am Tom Colley (+) by Wife, Terry Colley
Jessie Merlos, Jr. (+) by Greg & Cheryl Herring
9:00 am Francisco Pena (+) by Parents, Bernardo & Olivia Pena
Berman Toro (+) by Sonnia Toro
10:45am For All Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased
12:30 pm Miembros de Sociedad de Guadalupe,
Vivos y Difuntos
Miembris de Moviemento Familiar,
Vivos y Difuntos
5:30 pm Aurora Montemayor (-) by Rose Mary Perez
Joannes Edwards (+) by Verna Edwards
October 12 - 18, 2015
Wedding Anniversary
M/M Bernard Kallus
By the Children
The Body,
though one,
has many parts
Gift Shop News…The gift shop will be closed this weekend, October 10/11, so that everyone may participate in
the Fall Festival. Please stop by next weekend for a cup
of coffee and a picture with Pope Francis.
Pope Francis Prayer Intentions for October:
Universal: Human trafficking... That human trafficking,
the modern form of slavery, may be eradicated.
Evangelization: Mission in Asia...That with a missionary
spirit the Christian communities of Asia may announce
the Gospel to those who are still awaiting it.
The Western Deanery of the Council of Catholic
Women invites all Catholic women to join them at
their next meeting on Thursday, October 22, at 6:30 pm at
St. Michael's Family Life Center in Needville. The meeting will include a light meal, door prizes, and a presentation on Human Trafficking. For more information contact
Mary Ann Brenner at 713-306-6410.
opportunity for increasing the collaboration between pastors and the laity in the mission of affectionately and tenderly caring for the sick and dying.”
Golden Friendship Group for ALL Parishioners, 50
years of age and older will meet in the Parish Hall this
coming Wednesday, October 14th, at 11:30 am. Bingo &
FLU SHOTS will begin at 9:30 am. Luncheon will follow at noon. Fried Chicken will be served. Bring a dish
to share.
Bath; Eddie Borrego; Ruben Velasquez; Veronica Lyon; Pete Guajardo; John Delome; Frances Castillo; Alice Boroski;
Carl Anthony Cangelosi; Pat Trail; Enrico Fos; Israel R. Carranza; Charles Ferro; Deacon Jim Wright; Dr. Octavia
Kennedy; Vince Mulle; Deacon Gerald DuPont; Idalia Tenoria; Fr. Ken Decker, CSB; Eva Guevara; Arthur Hauptman; Greg Alquiza; Mary Nieto; Joseph LaCour; Sam Campbell; Beto Mendoza; Bill Bates, Jr.; Julius Dumapit;
Kenneth Pumphrey; Gilda Salazar Herrera; Joe Morales; Joey Salinas; Jean Harris; Christine Spray; Agnes Sampson;
Justin Rodriguez; Basil Rojas; Sandy Melchor; Lois Guillory; Isabelita Bernardo; Marcella Guzman; Soledad San
Miguel; Emma Wexler; Esperanza Trinidad; Marie Don LeVu; Perla Ferrer; Mamie Mercatante; Shirley Gardiner; Jose
Guillermo Rodriguez; Lela Cantu; Araceli Escoto; Judy Holder; Abel Abila; Josie Gonzales; Tomasa Herrera; Inez
Graham; Christine Klatt; Henry Bath; Josie Franklin; Mary Carmen dela Cruz; Movita Cavalier; Thomas Edward Hargis,Sr; Esperanza Melendez; Michael Wen Guerrera; Charles Clark; Stephanie Nero; Carl Mouton; Natalie AnimKwapong; Haleigh E. Boutte; Elvin & Martha Kocich; Mary Buri; Marsha & Allen Bustchek; Velma Packard; Mike
Boutte; Gus Longoria, Jr; Donna Vorhees; Fr Roy Oggero, CSB; Mary Bermea; Victor Rodriguez; Charlene Salvacion
O’Campo; Cirilo E. Toledo; Roy Paul; Maciela Solis; Jose Bustos; Mary Perez.
DECEASED:
Viola Medina; Lindy Halloran; Fr Bob Duggan, CSB; William Joslin; Allen Aldridge, Sr.
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
The 2015 Wedding Anniversary Jubilee Masses honoring couples celebrating their Golden (50th) or silver
(25th) Anniversaries of marriage in the Catholic Church
will be held on: Golden -50 Years of Marriage- Sunday,
December 20, 2015; Silver -25 years of MarriageSunday, November 29, 2015, at the Co-Cathedral of the
Sacred Heart at 3:00 pm.
Whether or not a couple attends the ceremony, they are
eligible to receive a special recognition. Couples wishing
to participate are asked to register on line by visiting
www.familylifeministryhouston.org. Please fill out all
the information requested and make sure that the name of
each couple is typed exactly as they wish them to appear
on their recognition. Deadline for registrations varied,
we encourage you to read all the information attentively.
Registration will not be processed if the information
about the Catholic Wedding cannot be verified and/or if
the fee of $25 dollars per couple is not received, financial
help is available. Each couple will be able to bring a maximum of 6 family members or friends to the Mass.
The Year of Mercy ….Pope Francis
declared the Year of Mercy, an Extraordinary Jubilee, which will begin
on the Solemnity of the Immaculate
Conception on December 8, 2015 and
conclude on the Solemnity of Our
Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe on November 20, 2016. The last
time the church celebrated a Jubilee
Year was in 2000.
Since the fifteenth century, a holy door has been viewed
as a ritual expression of conversion. The believer associates the door with Christ. In the words of Pope Francis,
“There is only one way that opens wide the en-trance into
the life of communion with God: this is Jesus, the one and
abso-lute way to salvation. To him alone can the words of
the Psalmist be ap-plied in full truth: ‘This is the door of
the Lord where the just may enter’ (Ps 118:20).”
When Pope Francis opens the Holy Door at St. Peter’s
Basilica on December 8, the “Holy Door will become a
Door of Mercy through which anyone who enters will experience the love of God who consoles, pardons, and instills hope” (Misericordiae Vultus 3). Fifty years earlier,
December 8, 1965, the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council concluded. That council strove to bring the church into
the modern world by bringing a breath of fresh air into the
church, to become a “living of the Father’s love in the
world” (MV 4).
“In this Jubilee Year, let us allow God to surprise us. He
never tires of casting open the doors of his heart and of
repeating that he loves us and wants to share his love with
us. The Church feels the urgent need to proclaim God’s
mercy. Her life is authentic and credible only when she
becomes a convincing herald of mercy”
(MV 25).
Here in our archdiocese, the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred
Heart and St. Mary’s Basilica in Galveston will designate
a door as a Holy Door which will be opened on December
13, 2015 and will close on November 13, 2016. For more
information, watch for the Year of Mercy links at
www.archgh.org.
Parenting Help? The Office of Family Life Ministry
have trained eight selected professionals around the
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to provide services to
parents who are willing and need help raising their children. The program is designed to offer advice, support
and formation to parents with common developmental
and behavioral problems in children. To obtain more information please contact us at (713) 741-8739 or (713)
741-8711
“It is not 'progressive' to try to resolve problems by eliminating a human life.”
Pope Francis, The Joy of the Gospel: Evangelii Gaudium
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CCE Activities…
NO CCE Classes -
Fall Festival! Fun for the family! Good Food!
Good Fellowship!
6:00 pm
4-10, Assembly Room
7:30 pm
Friday, October 16th
9:30 am
Bible Study - Gospel of Luke - Meeting
Room A/B
9:30 am
10:00 am Spanish RICA - Room #3
10:00 am High School Confirmation Class for
Groups I & II - Assembly & Centennial
Rooms
10:45 am English Children’s Liturgy of the Word
(during Mass) - Room #1
12:30 pm Spanish Children’s Liturgy of the Word
(during Mass) - Parish Hall
1:30 pm
Spanish Baptism Preparation Meeting Room A/B
2:00 pm
Parents, middle school and high school catechists,
Confirmation catechists, and interested parishioners
are invited to attend a FREE training workshop on the
Life Teen (high school) and EDGE (middle school)
ministries. Life Teen and EDGE have changed the lives
of thousands of teens across the country for over thirty
years, and we are proud to be implementing these programs at Holy Family. The workshop will take place on
October 24th from 8:30 am- 4:30 pm in the Parish Hall
and includes a FREE continental breakfast and lunch.
Breakfast and registration will begin at 8:00 am. Our
speaker will be Mrs. Monica Harness from Life Teen,
Inc., a veteran youth minister and speaker with over 10
years of experience. She currently serves Life Teen as
Area Coordinator for Texas and is Director of Youth Ministry at St. Francis of Assisi in San Antonio.
We look forward to seeing you at this workshop. Please
contact Mrs. Melissa Hagen, Director of Youth Ministry,
at (281) 499-4612, ext. 317 for more information or to
register by October 15th.
fee.
Reminder - English & Spanish Confirmation I & II
students… next class date will be Sunday, October 18th
in the Assembly & Centennial Rooms.
Welcome to the Newly Baptized: Angel Ruben Lozano & Christopher Lozano: Parents, Guadalupe Lozano
& Elodia Alarcon; Godparents, Juan & Guadalupe
Fajardo
THE REMARKABLE SALESMAN
Christopher Columbus was the world’s most remarkable salesman. He started out not knowing where he was
going. When he arrived, he didn’t know where he was.
And when he returned, he didn’t know where he had
been. And he did it all on a big cash advance and he received a repeat order.
A prayer for persecuted Christians...Heavenly Father, we ask that you would make us ever mindful of
our brothers and sisters around the world who need us
to stand with them as they suffer in your name. Teach
us what it means to overcome by the blood of the Lamb
—Anonymous
... and Treasure
5:30 pm Sat
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
Readers
5:30 pm Sun
Altar Servers
Dave Gallagher
Josefa Maghuyop
Volunteer
June Anderson
Jacqueline Harleaux
Volunteer
Ledie Amon Leavings
Sandy Laran
Sr Ancilla Uchendu
Ijeoma Akuechiama
Thresiamma George
Karisue Nelson
Caroline Okpara
Mary Paul
Benito Salazar
Elvia Condon
Guadalupe Betancourt
Florissa Castillo
Graciela Martinez
Dina Morales
Gloria Espinosa
Martha Riley
Volunteer
5:30 pm Sat
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Inger Louis
Angie Perez
Joel Battle
Connie Govea
Alba Martinez
Gwen Reinke
Elva Moore
Maria Ramsey
Mike Halloran
Joseph Akuechiama
Efrain Barron
Lilian Ekwealor
5:30 pm Sat
William Barre
Volunteer
G’iona Collins
Volunteer
Eric Anumnu
Kyle Olivier
Chinwe Akuechiama
Jenna Llamas
Samantha Romero
Janely Rios
Jheripye Reyes
Volunteer
Albert Gomez
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Ushers
Zen Badavi
Jim Keenan
John Parris
Volunteer
Monica Medina
Guillermo Garza
Mary Lemos
Volunteer
Rafaela Laran
Regina Flores
Beverly Svoboda
Margie Villarreal
George Thomas
Rose Garcia
Catherine Inoma
Franca Okonkwo
Chinwe Osondu
Mona Washington
Carmen Tristan
Gloria Gutierrez
Tomasa Lazo
Mario Ponce
Edgar Gonzales
Santiago Romero
Mary Jo Barta
Ugo Nweke
Philomina Waturuocha
Volunteer
Sat 5:30 pm
Sun 7:30 am
Sun 9:00 am
Sun 10:45 am
Sun 12:30 pm
Sun 5:30 pm
Michael Barone
John Ferro (Lead)
Jose Ramirez
Wen Guerra
Volunteer
Shawn Loyola
Munachi Akuechiama
Melanie Morales
Oswaldo Gonzales
Rizzy Reyes
Carl Mouton
Bob Mejia
Joe Macias
George Thomas
Jimmy Williams
Church Operations
Total For September 2015
Income:
Offertory
Faith Direct (EFT)
Other Donations
Fall Festival Income
Monthly Total
Over/(Shortage)
$119,900
$78,354
$13,075
$2,773
$17,775
$111,977
($7,923)
($25,347)
Building Fund
St Vincent DePaul
Catholic University
DSF
$1,949
$4,459
$424
$2,090
$2,155,310
2015 DSF Goal
Paid to Date
$120,000
$78,098
CHURCH NAME
1510 5th Street
TELEPHONE
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CONTACT PERSON
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October 18, 2015
Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
What a great Fall Festival we had last Sunday! Let us praise and thank God for the
beautiful weather and all His blessings. I hope you all had lots of fun and fellowship
with great food, games and entertainments. We grow together in unity and love
through these parish functions and programs. But as you know it takes lot of effort and
hard work. On behalf of our parish family I want to thank all who worked so hard for months
for the success of our Fall Festival especially Ruben Mendez, the chairperson, Domingo Salas
and the amazing team who did a fabulous job. A million thanks to our Raffle committee under the
leadership of Raul Basurto for their three months hard work. Thanks to all the stewards who worked
so hard in the kitchen and in all the booths especially our money counters, dynamic youth, KC’s, Cath
olic Daughters, and all those organizations who shared their time, talents and treasure for this Fall Festival. May the Good Lord bless you all for your amazing stewardship!
As we celebrate World Mission Sunday this weekend I would like to share with you The first few paragraphs
of Pope Francis' Message on World Mission Sunday. "The 2015 W orld Mission Sunday 2015 takes place in
the context of the Year of Consecrated Life, which provides a further stimulus for prayer and reflection. For if
every baptized person is called to bear witness to the Lord Jesus by proclaiming the faith received as a gift,
this is especially so for each consecrated man and woman. There is a clear connection between consecrated
life and mission. The desire to follow Jesus closely, which led to the emergence of consecrated life in the
Church, responds to his call to take up the cross and follow him, to imitate his dedication to the Father and
his service and love, to lose our life so as to gain it. Since Christ’s entire existence had a missionary character, so too, all those who follow him closely must possess this missionary quality.
The missionary dimension, which belongs to the very nature of the Church, is also intrinsic to all forms of
consecrated life, and cannot be neglected without detracting from and disfiguring its charism. Being a missionary is not about proselytizing or mere strategy; mission is part of the “grammar” of faith, something essential for those who listen to the voice of the Spirit who whispers “Come” and “Go forth”. Those who follow
Christ cannot fail to be missionaries, for they know that Jesus “walks with them, speaks to them, breathes with
them. They sense Jesus alive with them in the midst of the missionary enterprise” (Evangelii Gaudium, 266).
“Mission is a passion for Jesus and at the same time a passion for his people. When we pray before Jesus crucified, we see the depth of his love which gives us dignity and sustains us. At the same time, we realize that the
love flowing from Jesus’ pierced heart expands to embrace the People of God and all humanity. We realize
once more that he wants to make use of us to draw closer to his beloved people (cf. ibid., 268) and all those
who seek him with a sincere heart. In Jesus’ command to “go forth”, we see the scenarios and ever-present
new challenges of the Church’s evangelizing mission. All her members are called to proclaim the Gospel by
their witness of life; the witness of life; in a particular way, consecrated men and women are asked to listen to
the voice of the Spirit who calls them to go to the peripheries, to those to whom the Gospel has not yet been
proclaimed."
Have a blessed Mission Sunday!
Fr Sunny
18 de Octubre 2015
Vigesimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Queridos Hermanos y Hermanas,
¡Que maravilloso Festival de Otoño el pasado domingo! Demos gracias y alabanzas a Dios
por la maravillosa temperatura y por todas sus bendiciones. Espero que todos hayan tenido
un buen tiempo y camaradería con la sabrosa comida, los varios juegos y entretenimiento. Uni
dos crecemos y amamos a través de estos eventos y funciones. Sin embargo esto es un gran esfuerzo
y trabajo. En nombre de nuestra familia parroquial quiero agradecer a todos los que por meses traba
jaron para hacer de nuestro Festival de Otoño todo un éxito, especialmente a Rubén Méndez, el coordinador, Domingo Salas y al maravilloso equipo que hizo un fabuloso trabajo. Un millón de gracias al comité
de la Rifa, bajo la dirección de Raúl Basurto por su arduo trabajo durante tres meses. Gracias a todos los que
trabajaron en la cocina, y en todos los puestos de venta, los contadores de dinero, los dinámicos jóvenes, los
Caballeros de Colón, las Hijas Católicas y todas las otras organizaciones que compartieron su tiempo, sus
talentos y tesoros necesarios para el éxito del Festival. Que el Buen Señor los bendiga por su gran servicio.
Al celebrar nuestra misión mundial este fin de semana el domingo, quiero compartir con ustedes los primeros
párrafos del Mensaje del Papa Francisco sobre el Mensaje Misionero Dominical. “El Domingo Misionero en
el 2015 se lleva a cabo en el contexto del Año de Vida Consagrada, el cual provee un estímulo mayor para la
oración y la reflexión. Porque todos los bautizados son llamados a ser testigos del Señor Jesús proclamando
que la fe es recibida como regalo esto es especialmente para los hombres y mujeres consagrados. Hay una
clara conexión entre la vida consagrada y la misión. El deseo de seguir muy de cerca a Jesús los lleva a ejercitar la vida consagrada en la Iglesia, así respondiendo al llamado de llevar su cruz y seguirlo, e imitar su
dedicación al Padre y el servicio al amor, y entregar nuestra vida y rehacerla. Como la existencia total de
Cristo tuvo un carácter misionera, así también todos los que lo sigan, deberán poseer la calidad de
misionero” La dimensión misionera, la cual pertenece por naturaleza a la Iglesia, también es intrínseca a todas las formas de vida consagrada y no deberá ser abandonada sin distraer su desfiguración de su carisma. El ser misionero, no es acerca de predicar o meramente evangelizar, la misión es parte de la gramática de fe, algo
esencial para aquellos que escuchan la voz de Espíritu quien susurra “Ven y Sigue Adelante”. Aquellos que
siguen a Cristo no podrán fallar al ser misioneros, porque ellos sabrán que Jesús “camina con ellos, habla
con ellos, respira con ellos. Ellos sienten a Jesús vivo junto a ellos en las tinieblas de iniciativa misionera.” (Evangelii Gaudium, 266).
Misión es una pasión por Jesús y al mismo tiempo para Su gente. Cuando oramos frente a Jesús crucificado,
podemos ver lo profundo de Su amor lo cual nos dignifica y nos da sustento. Al mismo tiempo, nos damos
cuenta que el amor fluye desde el perforado corazón de Jesús el cual se expande para abrazar a la Gente de
Dios y toda la humanidad. Una vez más nos damos cuenta que Él desea utilizarnos para reunir a su amado
pueblo (cf. ibid., 268) y todos aquellos que lo buscan con un corazón sincero al mando de Jesús de “seguir
adelante” veremos el escenario y los reos de los testigos de la misión de Evangelización de la Iglesia. Todos
los miembros somos llamados a proclamar el Evangelio siendo testigos de vida en sus vidas particulares los
hombres y mujeres consagradas se les pide que escuchen la voz del Espíritu quien los llama al as periferias
de aquellos a los que el Evangelio aún no ha sido proclamado”
Que tengan un bendecido Domingo de Misiones.
Rev. Sunny
Our Lucky 2015 Raffle Winners are:
Grand Prize - 2016 Chevrolet Cruze
James & Nancy Thurmond
2nd Prize - $2,000 Visa Card - Rene Smith
3rd Prize - $1,500 Visa Card - Dina Togle
4th Prize - $1,000 Visa Card - Andre Harris
5th Prize - $1,000 Visa Card - Sam Sliwa
6th Prize - $800 Visa Card - Gloria Reynosa
7th Prize - $700 Visa Card - James Zaragosa
8th Prize - $500 Visa Card - Alondra Palacios
9th Prize - $400 Visa Card - Pablo Padilla
10th Prize - $300 Visa Card –Debra Gibbs
Congratulations to all the Winners!
blessing of Ushers, at all Masses.
Masses.
Knights of Columbus Council #7728, BLOOD DRIVE
is TODAY in the Par ish Hall, 8:30 am until 3:00 pm.
Give the Gift of Life! To help accomplish your 2015
New Year’s resolution, this will be the last blood drive
for 2015.
Mass Intentions
October 19 - 25, 2015
October 19th, Monday, Sts. John de Brebeuf & Isaac
Jogues, priests & companions, martyrs; Lk 12:13-21
8:45 am Beatrice Jackson (+) by Sharon & Roy Koster
Annamma John (+) by Joseph John
12:10 pm Maria Chanh Nguyen (+) by Anna Victoria Nguyen
Fr. Roy Oggero, CSB (-) by Pete & Mary Guajardo
October 20th, Tuesday, Weekday; St. Paul of the Cross,
priest; Lk 12:35-38
8:45 am Dave Filip (+) by Beverly Filip
Lilian Poncik (+) by Beverly Filip
7:00 pm Paula T. Suazo (-) by Parents
Conversion of the World by Elicia Arriaga
October 21st, Wednesday, Weekday; Lk 12:39-48
6:30 am Parishioners of Sacred Heart by Elicia Arriaga
Sr. Celeste Trahan (-) by Elicia Arriaga
8:45am Ohamuo Children (-) by Julian Ohamuo
Sharon Pelton (-) by Elicia Arriaga
October 22nd, Thursday, Weekday; St. John Paul, II, pope;
Lk 12:49-53
8:45 am Leroy Kempton (+) by Pam & Gil
Pete Gomez (+) by Gomez Family
7:00 pm Fr. Ken Decker, CSB (-) by Pete & Mary Guajardo
Fr. Bob Duggan, CSB (+) by Pete & Mary Guajardo
October 23rd, Friday, Weekday; St. John of Capistrano,
priest; Lk 12:54-59
6:30 am Maria delos Angelos Rivas (+)
by Henry Evelio Carrillo
Chigozie Agba (-) by Chinelo
8:45 am Billie Bilski (+) by Danny & Beverly Svoboda
Katherine Ninan (+) by Joseph Family
October 24th, Saturday, Weekday; St. Anthony Mary
Claret, bishop; Vigil, 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:45 am End of Abortion by Elicia Arriaga
Robin Wolfley (-) by Elicia Arriaga
5:30 pm Rodolfo Saucedo (+) by Debbie Cortez
Alfonso & Josefa Guerra-Canales (+)
by Arturo Canales
October 25th, Sunday, Twenty Ninth Ordinary Sunday
7:30 am Jessie Merlos, Jr. (+) by Greg & Cheryl Herring
Katherine Ninan (+) by Jospeh Family
9:00 am Rev. Fr. Thomas Obiatuegwu (-)
by Mama, Patrica Obiatuegwu
Martin Villarreal, Jr. (+)
by CDA Court Holy Family #2060
10:45am Esperance & Donnell Phillips (+) by Family
Estevan Cardona (+) by Wife, Daughter & Family
12:30 pm For All Our Parishioners, Living & Deceased
5:30 pm Allen W. Coward (+) by Dolores Coward & Family
Michael Lee Logan (+) by Mother, Rosalyn Logan
October 19 - 25, 2015
Special Intention
Jeremy & Jolene
By Jess & Didi Reyes
The Body,
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the topic you and your family would like to view.
Gift Shop News…The gift shop has several large Jim
Shore pictures and one-of-a-kind items featuring the Holy
Family window. Please stop by our new (former) space
just off the courtyard by the church door closest to the
Confirmation window for a cup of coffee and a picture
with Pope Francis.
Holy Family Catholic Church will be updating our
Parish Census. We would like to have accur ate infor mation on all our parishioners. Please help us update our
records by filling out the new Census/Registration Form
found in the bulletin today and return it to the church office as soon as possible.
Guadalupe Society will have the second pr epar ation
meeting for Our Lady of Guadalupe feast that will take
place Saturday December 12th. The meeting will be Friday, October 23rd at 7:30 pm in Meeting Room A & B.
Everyone is welcome.
La Sociedad de Guadalupe tendrá su segunda junta para preparar la fiesta de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
que celebrará el día doce de diciembre. Los esperamos
el viernes 23 de octubre a las7:30 pm en el cuarto de
juntas A & B. Todos están invitados.
Flu Shots - November1 from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm in the
Parish Hall. There will also be CPR and AED
(Defibrillator) training for the ushers and all those interested to learn these life saving skills For further information pls call Nora Peralta 281 844 6087.
Vacunas contra la gripe – domingo 1ro de noviembre
de 1:30 a 4:00 pm. En el Salón Parroquial. También
habrá entrenamiento en CPR y DEA (desfibrilador ) para
los ujieres y todos aquellos interesados en aprender estas
habilidades para salvar vidas. Para más información
puede llamar a Nora Peralta al 281 844 6087.
Carl Anthony Cangelosi; Pat Trail; Enrico Fos; Israel R. Carranza; Charles Ferro; Deacon Jim Wright; Dr. Octavia
Kennedy; Vince Mulle; Idalia Tenoria; Fr. Ken Decker, CSB; Eva Guevara; Arthur Hauptman; Greg Alquiza; Mary
Nieto; Joseph LaCour; Sam Campbell; Julius Dumapit;Gilda Salazar Herrera ; Joe Morales; Joey Salinas; Sandy Melchor; Lois Guillory; Isabelita Bernardo; Marcella Guzman; Marie Don LeVu; Perla Ferrer; Mamie Mercatante; Jose
Guillermo Rodriguez; Lela Cantu; Araceli Escoto; Abel Abila; Josie Gonzales; Tomasa Herrera; Inez Graham; Christine
Klatt; Henry Bath; Josie Franklin; Mary Carmen dela Cruz; Movita Cavalier; Thomas Edward Hargis,Sr; Esperanza
Melendez; Charles Clark; Natalie Anim-Kwapong; Haleigh E. Boutte; Elvin & Martha Kocich; Mary Buri; Marsha &
Allen Bustchek; Velma Packard; Mike Boutte; Gus Longoria, Jr; Fr Roy Oggero, CSB; Mary Bermea; Victor Rodriguez; Charlene Salvacion O’Campo; Cirilo E. Toledo; Maciela Solis; Jose Bustos; Mary Perez; Jesus Bravo
Deceased: Dana Pharr
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CCE Activities…
8:30 am
Parish Blood Drive - Parish Hall
9:30 am
10:00 am High School Confirmation Class for
Groups I & II - Assembly & Centennial
Rooms
10:45 am English Children’s Liturgy of the Word
(during Mass) - Room #1
12:30 pm Spanish Children’s Liturgy of the Word
(during Mass) - Parish Hall
1:30 pm
Spanish Baptism Preparation Meeting Room A/B
2:00 pm
Monday, October 19th
6:00 pm
2nd Grade Sacramental Preparation Meeting
Parish Hall & Assembly Room
Tuesday, October 20th
7:00 pm
Spanish Video Series - Assembly Room
Wednesday, October 21st
6:00 pm
4-10, Assembly Room
Sacred & Safe for students, during class
7:30 pm
Saturday, October 24th
8:00 am
Registration for Tr aining Wor kshop of
Middle School “Edge” Program & High
School “Life Teen”
9:30 am
10:00 am Sunday Family CCE & Sacramental
Preparation Groups I & II - Centennial,
Assembly, Meeting Rooms & Rooms 1 - 11
1:30 pm
Spanish Sunday Family CCE & Sacramental
Preparation Groups I & II - Parish Hall,
Centennial, Assembly, Meeting Rooms &
Rooms 1 - 11
2:30 pm
English Group Baptisms - Church
Parents, middle school and high school catechists,
Confirmation catechists, and interested parishioners
are invited to attend a FREE training workshop on the
Life Teen (high school) and EDGE (middle school)
ministries. Life Teen and EDGE have changed the lives
of thousands of teens across the country for over thirty
years, and we are proud to be implementing these programs at Holy Family. The workshop will take place on
October 24th from 8:30 am- 4:30 pm in the Parish Hall
and includes a FREE continental breakfast and lunch.
Breakfast and registration will begin at 8:00 am. Our
speaker will be Mrs. Monica Harness from Life Teen,
Inc., a veteran youth minister and speaker with over 10
years of experience. She currently serves Life Teen as
Area Coordinator for Texas and is Director of Youth Ministry at St. Francis of Assisi in San Antonio.
We look forward to seeing you at this workshop. Please
contact Mrs. Melissa Hagen, Director of Youth Ministry,
at (281) 499-4612, ext. 317 for more information or to
register.
fee.
A prayer for persecuted Christians...Heavenly Father, we ask that you would make us ever mindful of
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7:30 am Sun
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
Readers
5:30 pm Sun
Altar Servers
Rudy Cruz
Elizabeth Gobencion
John Parris
Jessie Gibson
Anthony Thaliachary
Volunteer
Ledia Amon-Leavings
Judy Ikwuagwu
Crescy Lobo
Alfreda Broussard
Walburga Bullock
Pat Duplechain
Mary Guerrero
Doretta Rychlik
Jose Cruz
Jeanette Velasquez
Gloria Almeida
Elvia Condon
Laura Cantu
Emma Maldonado
Mike Mikulenka
John Pyle
Volunteer
5:30 pm Sat
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Joycelyn Barnes Reese
Theresa Onyeagu
Francis Akah
Teana Watson
Gloria Almeida
Ugonma Anyanwu
Debbie Cortez
Don dela Torre
Nicky Watson
Tony Andal
Maraceli Barron
Gloria Batiste Roberts
5:30 pm Sat
William Barre
Volunteer
Volunteer
Volunteer
Homero Flores
Devon Sanchez
Darian Tenio
Gerrard Tyler
Pedro Calzada
Keyla Viera
Malcolm Bailey
Chismidi Okpara
Michael Stuckert
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Ushers
Bernice Chaloupka
Alberto Gobencion
Jim Keenan
Volunteer
Laurice Rochard
David Perez
Rani Thaliachary
Volunteer
Delores Uhyrek
Lucio Avellaneda
Barbara Janda
Kathleen Mitchell
Carmen Zamora
Wilton Broussard
Gloria Colunga
Hope Groves
Inger Louis
Arnulfo Zamora
Luz Cruz
Rosie Rodriguez
Ana Cortez
Vicky Melendez
Jesus Cantu
Roberto Maldonado
Kathy Mroczkowski
Gretchen Pyle
Volunteer
Volunteer
Sat 5:30 pm
Sun 7:30 am
Sun 9:00 am
Sun 10:45 am
Sun 12:30 pm
Sun 5:30 pm
Michael Barone
John Ferro (Lead)
Jose Ramirez
Wen Guerra
Volunteer
Anjolina Jimenez
Daryl Tenio
Tania Pena
Kenia Viera
Mary Ann Ogwuru
Carl Mouton
Bob Mejia
Joe Macias
George Thomas
Jimmy Williams
Church Operations
Income:
Offertory
Faith Direct (EFT)
Other Donations
Monthly Total
Over/(Shortage)
$119,900
$78,354
$13,075
$2,773
$17,775
$111,977
($7,923)
($25,347)
Building Fund
St Vincent DePaul
Catholic University
DSF
$1,949
$4,459
$424
$2,090
$2,155,310
2015 DSF Goal
Paid to Date
$120,000
$78,098
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Sunday, October 25, 2015 Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
TRUE BLINDNESS
Bartimaeus caused a stir. Normally he sat by the side of the road being a “good blind beggar.” But one day Jesus
passed nearby. Bartimaeus jumped up and called out to Jesus. We can imagine him turning toward the direction of the
commotion and noise. Bartimaeus probably had his arms outstretched as he shouted out to the son of David.
The people who knew him were embarrassed by his outburst. They tried to hush him up and get him to sit back
down by the roadside. Their actions spoke volumes: “Bartimaeus, you’re not fit for Jesus.” But it was okay for them and
other “sighted” people to follow Jesus. In today’s readings, we learn that true blindness is not a condition of our eyes but
of our hearts.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — I will lead the people to brooks of water, on a level road, so that none shall stumble (Jeremiah 31:7-9).
Psalm — The Lord has done great things for us; we are filled with joy (Psalm 126).
Second Reading — It was not Christ who glorified himself, but rather the one who said to him: You are my son: this
day I have begotten you (Hebrews 5:1-6).
Gospel — Immediately the blind man received his sight and followed Jesus on the way (Mark 10:46-52).
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SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Priesthood Sunday; World Youth Day
Wednesday: Ss. Simon and Jude
Saturday: Halloween; Blessed Virgin Mary
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo: Trigésimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario;
Domingo del Sacerdocio; Día de la Juventud
Miércoles: San Simón y san Judas
Sábado: Halloween; Santa María Virgen
25 de octubre de 2015 Trigesimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
VERDADERA CEGUERA
Bartimeo causó tremenda conmoción. Por lo regular él estaba sentado al borde del camino siendo un “buen mendigo ciego”. Pero un buen día pasó Jesús cerca de ahí. Bartimeo se puso de pie en un salto y le gritó a Jesús. Nos podemos imaginar como se daba vuelta en dirección al ruido y la conmoción. Probablemente tenía los brazos extendidos al
gritarle al hijo de David.
Los que lo conocían se sentían azorados de sus gritos. Trataron de hacerle callar y que se volviera a sentar al borde
del camino. Sus acciones decían mucho: “Bartimeo, tú no eres digno de Jesús”. Pero sí estaba bien que ellos y otras
personas “con vista” siguieran a Jesús. En las lecturas de hoy, aprendemos que la verdadera ceguera no es una condición de los ojos sino del corazón.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — ¡Vitoreen con alegría! Yavé ha salvado a su pueblo, al resto de Israel. He llegado a ser un padre
para Israel (Jeremías 31:7-9).
Salmo — Grandes cosas has hecho por nosotros, Señor (Salmo 126 [125]).
Segunda lectura — Cristo no se atribuyó la dignidad de sumo sacerdote, sino que se la otorgó aquel que dice: “Tú eres mi
Hijo, te he dado vida hoy mismo” (Hebreos 5:1-6).
Evangelio — Jesús le concede la vista a Bartimeo cuando con gran fe le suplica: “Maestro, que vea” (Marcos 10:46-
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blessing of Music Ministers at all Masses.
Jubilee Concert… Friday, October 30, 2015, at 7:00
p.m. in the Church, presented by Larry Scott Metivier. Lar r y Scott Metivier is a Catholic composer , singer, instrumentalist and recording artist. He has sung for
Mother Theresa of Calcutta, Mother Angelica of EWTN
and Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen and others. He has ministered at Church renewal programs, retreats and Regional
and National conferences. He studied voice performance
at the University of Puget Sound, WA and holds a Masters in Religious Education from Loyola University. In
response to the Pope’s “Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy”
he has composed “The Jubilee Concert”. Learn more at
POSSIBILITIES
All things are possible for one who believes, more to
one who hopes, even more to one who loves.
—St. Lawrence
Mass Intentions
October 26—November 1, 2015
October 26th, Monday, Weekday; Luke 13:10-17
8:45 am Brandon Koster (+) By Roy & Sharon Koster
James Ohamuo (+) By Juliana Ohamuo
12:10 pm Tony Leal (+) By Wife, Theresa Leal and
Sons, Tony & Michael
Maria Chanh Nguyen (+) By Anna Victoria Nguyen
October 27th, Tuesday, Weekday; Luke 13:18-21
8:45 am Joe M. Triolo (+) By Family
Rene Gomez (+) By Joe & Olga Longoria
7:00 pm Lloyd G. Viltz (+) By Gladys Viltz
Jo Ann Bowman (-) By Mom, Doretta Rychlick
October 28th, Wednesday, Weekday; St. Simon & Jude,
Apostles; Luke 6:12-16
6:30 am Dionesia Trinidad (+) By Niece, Nora Peralta
Gabriel Modequillo (+) By Asuncion Modequillo
8:45am Theresa & Gasper Pereira (+) By Family
Chief Chris Odiefuna (-) By Chris Nwuzoa
October 29th, Thursday, Weekday; Luke 13:31-35
8:45 am Betty Fos (+) by Daughter, Nora Peralta
John Hill (+) By Sonnia Toro
K.C. Phillip (+) by Thomas Joseph & Family
7:00 pm Fanny Pedraza (-) By Rosa & Alfonso Gonzalez
Rudy Ramirez (+) By Rosa & Alfonso Gonzalez
October 30th, Friday, Weekday; Luke 14:1-6
6:30 am Janile Patriarca (-) By Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Patriarca
8:45 am Herman & Rosie Gerla (+) By Jo Gerla & Family
Domingo Goncena (+) By Nancy Goncena
October 31st, Saturday, Weekday; Vigil, For All Saints
8:45 am Janet Adindu (+) By Catherine Alia & Children
Roselle Patriarca (+) By Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Patriarca
5:30 pm Linda Morales (+) By Husband, Joe Morales &
Family
Salvador & Isabel Tijerina-Canales (+) By
Arturo Canales
November 1st, Sunday, All Saints Day
7:30 am So & Uy Families (+) By Elsa So & Family
Viola Medina (+) By Dave & Laurice Rochard
9:00 am Joseph Sebastian (+) By Gracy Sebastian & Family
Magdalena Tucay (+) By Fely & Carlos Zamora
10:45am Delfino, Sr. & Francisca Ramirez (+) By Pete &
Mary R. Guajardo & Sons
Eustolio Longoria (+) By Joe & Olga Longoria
12:30 pm Miembros de la Adoración Nocturna Vivos y
Difuntos
Sandy Martin Castillo (+) By Santiago & Georgina
Romero & Family
5:30 pm For All Our Parishioners Living & Deceased
October 26 - November 1, 2015
In Loving Memory Of
Joseph Sebastian
By Wife, Gracy Sebastian & Family
The Body,
though one,
has many parts
Dinner & Dance Fundraiser...The Filipino Commu-
nity together with the Black Nazarene Ministry would
like to invite everyone to their Dinner Dance on Saturday,
October 31st in the Parish Hall beginning at 7:00 p.m.
All proceeds will be benefiting the Building Fund The
theme will be the Soul Train and Hippie era. Ticket
price is $20. 00 each. For tickets and/or more information
please contact Bert Gobencion at 832-202-5804. Please
mark your calendar and make plans to join us. Thank you.
Holy Family KJT Society #133...will have their meeting on Thursday, October 29th, 2015 at 2:30pm. in the
Centennial Room. All members and anyone interested
in joining are encouraged to attend. For more information
please call Al Janda at 281-499-3762.
Gift Shop News…The gift shop is open on Wednesdays
at 5:30 p.m., Saturdays after 5:30 p.m. Mass and Sundays
after all the masses. Everyone is invited to stop by to see
all the beautiful religious items, jewelry, Jim Shore pictures, and many unique and different gift items that we
have for your special needs. Stop by for a cup of coffee
and a picture with Pope Francis.
New Parish Census Form...We ask that ALL
PARISHIONERS please complete a new Parish
Census/Registration Form and r etur n to the Par ish
Office by placing it in the collection basket, by mail
and/or dropping it off at the Parish Office. We would
like to have accurate information on all our parishioners.
Please help us update our records and return your
completed new Census/Registration Form by Sunday,
November 1st. Census Forms are available in back of
church or in the Parish Office. Thank you.
opportunity for increasing the collaboration between
pastors and the laity in the mission of affectionately
and tenderly caring for the sick and dying.”
ACTS - Adoración, Comunidad, Teología y Servicio
Se dará inicio al proceso de formar nuestro grupo facilitador de ACTS de Holy Family. Todo quien haiga servido
en un retiro de ACTS, sea miembro de nuestra parroquia
que esté interesado en aprender de los requisitos y responsabilidades de este grupo que consistirá de 12 personas quienes deben de poder entender y poder comunicarse en ingles, los invitamos a una reunión el lunes, 26 de
Octubre a las 7pm en el salón A y B. Para más información, comuníquese con Edna Martinez, 713-480-5887.
Please pray for our U.S. Troops and civilian personnel overseas and here in the US;
Major Blanca Reyes, US Army; Senior Master Sargent Carlos R. Villarreal, US Air Force; Senior Master Sargent
Walisa Villarreal, US Air Force; Airman First Class Lisa Villarreal, US Air Force; Commander Greg Blyden, US Navy;
Staff Sargent Guillermina Darino, US Army; Sargent Steve Garcia, US Army; Staff Sargent David A. Perez, US Army,
Staff Sargent Leonardo Andrade, US Marine;
Carl Anthony Cangelosi; Pat Trail; Enrico Fos; Israel R. Carranza; Charles Ferro; Deacon Jim Wright; Vince Mulle;
Idalia Tenoria; Fr. Ken Decker, C.S.B.; Eva Guevara; Arthur Hauptman; Greg Alquiza; Mary Nieto; Joseph LaCour;
Sam Campbell; Julius Dumapit;Gilda Salazar Herrera ; Joe Morales; Joey Salinas; Sandy Melchor; Lois Guillory;
Isabelita Bernardo; Marcella Guzman; Marie Don LeVu; Perla Ferrer; Mamie Mercatante; Jose Guillermo Rodriguez;
Lela Cantu; Araceli Escoto; Abel Abila; Josie Gonzales; Tomasa Herrera; Inez Graham; Christine Klatt; Henry Bath;
Josie Franklin; Mary Carmen dela Cruz; Movita Cavalier; Thomas Edward Hargis,Sr; Esperanza Melendez; Charles
Clark; Natalie Anim-Kwapong; Haleigh E. Boutte; Elvin & Martha Kocich; Mary Buri; Marsha & Allen Bustchek;
Velma Packard; Mike Boutte; Gus Longoria, Jr; Fr Roy Oggero, C.S.B.; Mary Bermea; Victor Rodriguez; Charlene
Salvacion O’Campo; Cirilo E. Toledo; Maciela Solis; Jose Bustos; Mary Perez; Jesus Bravo, Pedro Jalomo, Elpidio
Jalomo, Vicky Peralta and Jed Foronda.
Please pray for our Deceased:
Carlos Ramirez, Sr.
May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
love of learning and sharing. Drop-ins are always welcome! We will not be meeting October 30.
Parenting Help? The Office of Family Life Ministry
have trained eight selected professionals around the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston to provide services to parents who are willing and need help raising their children.
The program is designed to offer advice, support and formation to parents with common developmental and behavioral problems in children. To obtain more information please contact us at (713) 741-8739 or (713) 7418711.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
In the tangled but fascinating history of penance in
the Church, the Irish “tariff” system helped us survive the
collapse of the old system of public canonical penance
and prepared the way for a new system that emerged in
the twelfth century. The old form was unrepeatable, public, dealt with serious community matters, and regulated
by the bishops as chief reconcilers. The new form had a
more intimate setting of penitent and confessor, was extremely repeatable, and applied to everyone. The old canonical form was closed to children, who were hardly
capable of the very grown up sins listed, or their demanding remedies. The old form was likewise closed to
clerics, who were protected in a sense by the very nature
of the discipline.
In the new Irish form the penitent directly named
sins, or answered direct questions by the priest. Sometimes, the penitent would recite a long formula accusing
him- or herself in a general way of all sorts of sins, even
from the distant past. Next, priest and penitent together
would lie prostrate before the altar and recite several of
the psalms with penitential themes. Finally, the priest
would pronounce a judgment, deciding what form and
duration the penance should take, normally insisting that
the person return for reconciliation once the penances
were completed.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
En varias ocasiones, Jesús le declara al recién sanado: “tu fe te ha salvado” (Marcos 10:52). Todos los cristianos deseamos ser salvados. Y, ¿qué es la salvación?
La palabra “salvación” viene del latín salus que también
significa “salud”. La salvación es el bienestar en todas
sus formas. Es el estar bien con Dios, con las demás personas, con la creación y consigo mismo. Los hebreos le
llaman shalom y los árabes llaman salam que quiere decir: “paz y bien”. Por siglos y hasta el presente, el saludo de los pueblos semitas es: “La paz sea contigo”. Se
responde “Y también contigo”.
Según Jesús este shalom, salam, salus, salvación, paz
y bien se consigue por medio de la fe. Hay que tener un
deseo profundo de tenerlo, para así pedirlo: “Jesús, Hijo
de David, ten piedad de mí” (Marcos 10:47). La salvación no llega a quienes la esperan sentados en una iglesia, más bien, llega a los que se mueven y obran por ella.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
“It is not 'progressive' to try to resolve problems by
eliminating a human life.”
Pope Francis, The Joy of the Gospel: Evangelii Gaudium
FORGIVENESS
Forgiveness is the fragrance a violet sheds on the
heel that has crushed it.
—Mark Twain
CC
ontinuing
hristian
E
ducation
Teach me Wisdom,
Knowledge and
Discipline
281 499-4612
CCE Activities…
Sunday, October 25
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
2:00 pm
2:30 pm
English RCIA – Rm. #2
Spanish RICA – Rm. #3
Sunday English Family CCE & Groups I & II
Classes—Centennial, Assembly Room, Meet
ing Rooms & Rooms 2-11
Sunday Spanish Family CCE & Groups I &
II Classes—Hall, Meeting, Assembly &
Centennial Rooms & Rooms - 2-11
English Group Baptisms — Church
Tuesday, October 27th
7:00 pm
Spanish Video Series—Assembly Rm.
It’s Not Too Late to register for 2015/2016 CCE
Classes!! Registration Deadline was September 18th,
a late fee of $20 will now be added to your registration
fee.
Fees are payable by cash, check or credit card. Registration forms are available in the CCE or Parish Offices
during the week.
Pease Note...if you r egister your child to r eceive a
sacrament (Baptism, Eucharist or Confirmation) for the
2015/16 CCE year, please submit a copy of his/her
Baptism certificate. If you have questions please feel
free to call the CCE Office, 281-499-4612.
6:00 pm
Pre-K, Kinder & Elementary CCE –
Rms. 4-10 & Assembly
“Family Activity Night” for all students &
parents in Parish Hall during classtime.
7:30 pm
Scripture Study – Book of Revelations –
Centennial Room
School CCE on Sundays, English & Spanish. New
Middle School Catechists & Aides are also welcome.
Please call Melissa Hagen, 281-499-4612, ext 317.
Sunday, November 1st
9:30 am
English RCIA – Rm. #2
10:00 am Spanish RICA – Rm. #
10:00 am High School Confirmation I Parent/Student
Morning of Reflection Class – Hall &
Centennial Room
10:00 am High School Confirmation II Classes –
Assembly Room
1:30pm
Spanish Baptismal Prep—Meeting Room A/B
2:00 pm
Spanish Group Baptisms—Church
"We do not come to church to attend the service as a
spectator, but in order, along with the priest, to serve
God. Everything we do—our entering, being present, our
kneeling and sitting and standing, our reception of the
sacred nourishment—should be divine service. This is so
only when all we do overflows from the awareness of a
collected heart and the mind’s attentiveness."
— Fr. Romano Guardini,
Welcome to the Newly Baptized: GERARDO
CORTINA, Jr.: Par ents: Ger ar do Cor tina & Mar ilu
Delgado Hernandez, Godparents: Guillermo & Rosalba
Benitez
A prayer for persecuted Christians...Heavenly
Father, we ask that you would make us ever mindful of
Our website www.holyfamilychurch.us has been redesigned and updated - check it out! We have posted
upcoming events and mass schedules, pictures and much
more. We invite all parish organizations to submit their
news and pictures. Thank you!
KSHJ 1430 AM – English Catholic radio in Houston,
TX. Tune in for intelligent talk, catechesis, apologetics,
a Catholic perspective on news and current events, great
fun, and lots of advice on living the faith in our relationships and sharing the faith with our friends and family.
Tune in every Monday at 12 noon to “Evangelium Live,”
Houston’s local live program hosted by Joe McClane.
Listen on air at AM 1430, online at GRNonline.com, or
on your mobile device – both IOS and Android.
Pope Francis Prayer Intentions for October:
Universal: Human trafficking... That human trafficking,
the modern form of slavery, may be eradicated.
Evangelization: Mission in Asia...That with a missionary
spirit the Christian communities of Asia may announce the
Gospel to those who are still awaiting it.
... and Treasure
5:30 pm Sat
Elizabeth Gobencion
Mandy Blanco
Brenda Carlyon
Rudy Cruz
Jessie Gibson
June Anderson
Mary Lemos
Angie Perez
Sandy Laran
Regina Flores
Rafaela Laran
Crescy Lobo
Mary Paul
Marina Beltran
Rose Garcia
Thresiamma George
Mary Guerrero
Catherine Inoma
Carmen Tristan
Gloria Gutierrez
Tomasa Lazo
Mario Ponce
Edgar Gonzales
Santiago Romero
Gwen Reinke
Mary Jo Barta
Gloria Espinosa
Volunteer
Dave Gallagher
Bert Gobencion
Josefa Maghuyop
Volunteer
David Perez
Philomina Waturuocha
Volunteer
Beverly Svoboda
James Thurmond
Sr. Ancilla Uchendu
Volunteer
John Kunnakat
Chinwe Osondu
Adelaida Reyes
Doretta Rychlik
George Thomas
Monthly Total
Over/(Shortage)
5:30 pm Sat
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Nancy Isla
Gabriel Waturuocha
Bill Long
Nikki Sadeghi
Teodulo vilches
Mary Gobencion
Zen Badavi
Mattie Ford
Peter Udeh
Burgi Bullock
Efrain Barron
Mariana Carretero
5:30 pm Sat
Albert Gomez
Volunteer
G’iona Collins
Volunteer
Shawn Loyola
Justine Udeh
Nirmal Joseph
Darian Tenio
Samantha Romero
Janely Rios
Malcolm Bailey
Brisa McCann
Trinity Guzman
Readers
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
5:30 pm Sun
Altar Servers
7:30 am Sun
9:00 am Sun
10:45 am Sun
12:30 pm Sun
5:30 pm Sun
Ushers
Church Operations
Sat 5:30 pm
Sun 7:30 am
Sun 9:00 am
Sun 10:45 am
Sun 12:30 pm
Sun 5:30 pm
Michael Barone
John Ferro (Lead)
Jose Ramirez
Wen Guerra
Benito Salazar
Elvia Condon
Guadalupe Betancourt
Florissa Castillo
Graciela Martinez
Dina Morales
Kathy Mroczkowski
Ugo Nweke
Volunteer
Volunteer
Joshua Udeh
Daryl Tenio
Melanie Morales
Oswaldo Gonzales
Isla McCann
Volunteer
Carl Mouton
Bob Mejia
Joe Macias
George Thomas
Jimmy Williams
Income:
Offertory
Faith Direct (EFT)
Other Donations
$119,900
$78,354
$13,075
$2,773
$17,775
$111,977
($7,923)
($25,347)
Building Fund
St Vincent DePaul
Catholic University
DSF
$1,949
$4,459
$424
$2,090
$2,155,310
2015 DSF Goal
Paid to Date
$120,000
$78,098
CHURCH NAME
1510 5th Street
TELEPHONE
281 499-9688
CONTACT PERSON
Gail Hutchins
SOFTWARE
MSPublisher 2013
Adobe Acrobat 9.0
PRINTER
Hp Laserjet 2100
TRANSMISSION TIME
Wednesday 12:00
October 25, 2015
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