April 17, 2016 - Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Community

Epiphany of the Lord
Catholic Community
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
1530 Norwalk Drive • Katy, Texas 77450
Telephone: 281.578.0707 • Fax: 281.578.9161
www.epiphanycatholic.org
Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Masses: Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m.
Saturday (Vigil): 5:30 p.m.*
Sunday: 8:00 a.m., 9:45 a.m.*, 11:30 a.m.*, 5:30 p.m.
*Nursery available
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 – 5:00 p.m.; or appointment with a priest
Eucharistic Adoration: Tuesday after 9:00 a.m. Mass until 7:30 p.m.
St. Vincent de Paul Society: 281.578.3845
April 17, 2016 • World Day of Prayer for Vocations • Readings on p.1072
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PARISH CLERGY
Rev. Tom Lam
Administrator
Rev. Thomas Joseph
Parochial Vicar
Deacon John Evanoff
Pastoral Associate
Deacon Don Kish
PARISH STAFF
Business Manager
Craig Shemon
Gerry Broussard, Verna Goertz,
Dan Stamps, Mary Tran
Religious Education
LouAnn Svoboda, Director
Beth Harvey, Charlotte Fulton,
Maria Laiseca
Youth Ministry
Dave Clark, Director
Joey Harvey
Music Ministry
Christian Mondragon, Director
Liturgy Ministry
Dominick Aquila, Director
Outreach Ministry
Schottsie Hill, Director
Lisa Gilkeson
Facilities Manager
Kirk Harris
Young Kim
COMMUNITY LIFE
Nursery Coordinator:
Anne Salazar
Bingo: Friday at 7:30 p.m.
281-578-3905
Welcome Newcomers
If you would like more
information on our Parish
Community, please visit
www.epiphanycatholic.org
Pope Francis’ Message on World Day of Prayer for Vocations
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
It is my great hope that, during the course of this Extraordinary Jubilee of
Mercy, all the baptized may experience the joy of belonging to the Church and rediscover that the Christian vocation, just like every particular vocation, is born from
within the People of God, and is a gift of divine mercy. The Church is the house of
mercy, and it is the “soil” where vocations take root, mature and bear fruit.
For this reason, on the occasion of the 53rd World Day of Prayer for Vocations, I invite all of you to reflect upon the apostolic community, and to give thanks
for the role of the community in each person’s vocational journey. In the Bull of Indiction for the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, I recalled the words of the venerable
Saint Bede, describing the call of Saint Matthew: “Miserando atque eligendo” (Misericordiae Vultus, 8). The Lord’s merciful action forgives our sins and opens
us to the new life which takes shape in the call to discipleship and mission. Each vocation in the Church has its origin in the compassionate gaze of Jesus. Conversion
and vocation are two sides of the same coin, and continually remain interconnected
throughout the whole of the missionary disciple’s life.
Blessed Paul VI, in his exhortation Evangelii Nuntiandi, described various
steps in the process of evangelization. One of these steps is belonging to the Christian community (cf. no. 23), that community from which we first received the witness
of faith and the clear proclamation of the Lord’s mercy. This incorporation into the
Christian community brings with it all the richness of ecclesial life, particularly the
sacraments. Indeed, the Church is not only a place in which we believe, but it is also
an object of our faith; it is for this reason that we profess in the Credo: “I believe in
the Church”.
The call of God comes to us by means of a mediation which is communal.
God calls us to become a part of the Church and, after we have reached a certain
maturity within it, he bestows on us a specific vocation. The vocational journey is
undertaken together with the brothers and sisters whom the Lord has given to us: it
is a con-vocation. The ecclesial dynamism of the call is an antidote to indifference
and to individualism. It establishes the communion in which indifference is vanquished by love, because it demands that we go beyond ourselves and place our lives
at the service of God’s plan, embracing the historical circumstances of his holy people.
On this day dedicated to prayer for vocations, I urge all the faithful to assume their responsibility for the care and discernment of vocations. When the Apostles sought someone to take the place of Judas Iscariot, Saint Peter brought together
one hundred and twenty of the brethren (cf. Acts 1:15); and in order to choose seven
deacons, a group of disciples was gathered (cf. 6:2). Saint Paul gave Titus specific
criteria for the selection of presbyters (cf. Titus 1:5-9). Still today, the Christian community is always present in the discernment of vocations, in their formation and in
their perseverance (cf. Apost. Ex. Evangelii Gaudium, 107).
Vocations are born within the Church. From the moment a vocation begins
to become evident, it is necessary to have an adequate “sense” of the Church. No
one is called exclusively for a particular region, or for a group or for an ecclesial
movement, but rather for the Church and for the world. “A sure sign of the authenticity of a charism is its ecclesial character, its ability to be integrated harmoniously
into the life of God’s holy and faithful people for the good of all” (ibid., 130). In responding to God’s call, young people see their own ecclesial horizon expand; they are
able to consider various charisms and to undertake a more objective discernment. In
this way, the community becomes the home and the family where vocations are born.
Candidates gratefully contemplate this mediation of the community as an essential
element for their future. They learn to know and to love their brothers and sisters
who pursue paths different from their own; and these bonds strengthen in everyone
the communion which they share.
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Events & Meetings This Week
SUNDAY, APRIL 17
COFFEE & DONUTS: Family Center
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Nursery: 0-5 years:
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Children’s Liturgy of
the Word: Grade 3
1:30 PM, Baptisms: Narthex
3:30 PM, Children’s Faith Formation
3:30 PM, Junior High Faith Formation
7:00 PM, HSFF & Confirmation: PAC
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
9:00 AM, ESL Class 3: Room 308
9:00 AM, ESL Level 4: Room 301
9:30 AM, Called to be Mom: Rec Rm
4:45 PM, Children’s Faith Formation
5:30 PM, Children’s Choir Practice
6:30 PM, Children’s Faith Formation
6:30 PM, Junior High Faith Formation
6:30 PM, HSFF & Confirmation: PAC
7:00 PM, Adult Choir Rehearsal
7:00 PM, The Loft: Upper Room
MONDAY, APRIL 18
9:00 AM, ESL 4 Conversation: Rm.301
1:00 PM, Rummikub: Outreach Center THURSDAY, APRIL 21
1:00 PM, ELC Book Club: Room 304
9:00 AM, ESL 1: Room 303
7:00 PM, A Biblical Walk through the
9:00 AM, ESL 4 Conversation: Rm. 304
Mass: Epiphany Room
9:30 AM, ESL 4: Room 308
7:00 PM, Scout Troop 1146: Rooms
12:30 PM, ESL Knitting Group: 304
204/205/206/207/212
6:30 PM, Spanish Bible Study: PAC
7:00 PM, Job Networking: Rec Room
7:00 PM, Adult Confirmation Class:
Den
7:00
PM,
Pastoral Council: Main
TUESDAY, APRIL 19
Conference Room
9:00 AM, ESL 1: Room 303
7:00 PM, Genealogy Group:
9:00 AM, ESL 4 Conversation: 304
Epiphany Room
9:30 AM – 7:00 PM, Adoration:
7:00 PM, Line Dancing: Family Center
Chapel
9:30 AM, Quilters: Room 411
FRIDAY, APRIL 22
10:00 AM, Scripture Study: Den
10:00 AM, Holy Hour Rosary for
7:30 PM, Bingo: Family Center
Respect Life: Chapel
1:00 PM, ESL 2: Room 301
SATURDAY, APRIL 23
4:00 PM, Holy Hour Rosary for
9:00 AM, Spanish Bible Study Retreat:
Vocations: Chapel
Epiphany Room
4:45 PM, Children’s Faith Formation
5:30 PM, Nursery: 0-5 years
4:45 PM, Junior High Faith Formation
7:00 PM, Rosary: Chapel
SUNDAY, APRIL 24
7:00 PM, RCIA: Epiphany Room
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Nursery: 0-5 years:
7:00 PM, Scout Troop 1288 Court of
9:45
& 11:30 AM, Children’s Liturgy of
Honor: Family Center
the Word: Grade 4 & 5
7:30 PM, Evening Prayer: Chapel
12:30 PM, Epiphanic: Softball Field
KC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS
The annual Epiphany Knights of Columbus Scholarship
process is starting. Applications are now available at the front
desk of the church office. Word copies of the application are
available by e-mailing Vince DeBonis at [email protected]. The KC’s
will honor college-bound students at the Senior High Graduation Mass with
$500 to $1000 scholarships. Applications are due no later than April
25th in the church office. Interviews will be conducted Friday and
Saturday, May 6th and 7th. Please take advantage of this excellent
opportunity to be recognized for your gifts to the parish and surrounding
community.
Baptisms
Please contact parish office
for preparation classes.
Baptism Session for Parents
2nd Saturday of February,
May, August, November
10:00 AM – Noon
To register call
LouAnn Svoboda
(281-578-8271)
Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults (RCIA)
For information call
LouAnn Svoboda
(281-578-8271)
Sacrament of Marriage
Must be a registered, active
member of the parish at least
six months. Contact parish
office eight months before
wedding to begin preparation.
Finance Council Chair
Denny Dellinger
Pastoral Council Chair
Tom McGeehan
Knights of Columbus
Steve Zoeller, Grand Knight
http://www.kofc9759.org/
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Cynthia Viator
Ladies Club
Joan McManamy
Forever Young
Barbara Hajjar, Clare Snow
Bulletin Deadline
The deadline for article
submission is Thursday at noon
(ten days before publication).
Your article can be sent to
[email protected].
Check
our
website
for
Liturgical & Faith Formation
Schedules.
[email protected]
Child’s Play Learning Center, Alyce Gabrysch, Director, 281-578-9332; 281-578-0507 Fax; childsplaykaty.com
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Liturgy & Prayer
Through the waters of Baptism
LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS THIS WEEK
SPECIAL REMEMBRANCES
Saturday, April 16
5:30 PM
Sunday, April 17
8:00 AM
9:45 AM
11:30 AM
5:30 PM
Monday, April 18
9:00 AM
Tuesday, April 19
9:00 AM
Wednesday, April 20
9:00 AM
Thursday, April 21
9:00 PM
Friday, April 22
9:00 AM
Saturday, April 23
5:30 PM
Sunday, April 24
8:00 AM
9:45 AM
11:30 AM
5:30 PM
Vigil-Fourth Sunday of Easter
†James Catalina
Fourth Sunday of Easter
†Doris Tighe Nogueia
For the people
†Francisco & Maria Felizarta
†Gabriel Carandang
Easter Weekday
†Roy D. Baker
Easter Weekday
†Kyle Hill
Easter Weekday
†Paul & Boniface Onubogu
Easter Weekday
†Paul & Boniface Onubogu
Easter Weekday
†Paul & Boniface Onubogu
Vigil-Fifth Sunday of Easter
Rosarie Olague
Fifth Sunday of Easter
†Marc David Levine
For the people
†Fidel Flores
†Bob Steed
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4;
Jn 10:11-18
Tuesday:
Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday: Acts 12:24 — 13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8;
Jn 12:44-50
Thursday:
Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27;
Jn 13:16-20
Friday:
Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6
Saturday:
Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14
Sunday:
Acts 14:21-27; Ps 145:8-13; Rv 21:1-5a;
Jn 13:31-33a, 34-35
the
following infants now have begun
their journey of faith in the
Christian Community: Anabelle
Sophia Gil, Christopher Alexander
Gomez, James Alexander Gomez,
Logan Arnold Hajovsky, Evan
James Hradecky, Benjamin Sylva
Maldonado, William Bennett Passmore, Max
Steven Paulsen, Rosemary Teresa Shrives.
PRAYER LIST FOR THE SICK
Please keep the following people
in your thoughts and prayers this
week as we wish them a return to
good health:
Jason Sides, Michael “Matt” Patrick Ryan,
Theresa McCluskey, John Cahoon, Janet
Cuccia, Robert Davidson, Brenda Schmitt,
Hailey Williams, Emedes Contreras, Caroline
Montello, Rhonda Janak, Randy Grossman,
Joan Rushing, Minda Emata.
To make a request for someone to be on our
prayer list, please call the parish office at 281578-0707. Your loved one’s name will appear on
our prayer list for six consecutive Sundays. If a
longer period of time is needed, please call the
parish office to renew your request.
Please Remember In Prayer
Our Deceased
Bernadette Bieltz, wife of Stanley
Please pray for our military
men and women.
Lucille Flaherty, mother of Diane Barber
Leslie Hite, daughter of Deacon Jim and
Ginny Hite
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Join us on a parish pilgrimage to
the Holy Land, next Spring (April
24−May 6, 2017). We will retrace
the Gospel footsteps of Jesus,
from Bethlehem to Calvary, as
well as visit Old Testament
pilgrimage shrines.
Only 40 spaces are reserved for
parishioners of Epiphany. For
more information please call Craig
at 281-578-0707 or email:
[email protected]
Our Stewardship
Stewardship – April 9/10
Sunday Offering
St. Vincent de Paul
Registered Households
$73,596.94
$4,316.00
6,720
“The disciples were filled with joy and the Holy
Spirit.” ACTS 13:52
Because the disciples heard Our Lord’s call, they
were able to spread the Gospel message with
strength and vitality. We, too, can experience that
same joy if we take time to open our hearts, listen to
God, ask for His direction and allow the Holy Spirit
to guide our lives and our decisions.
Home Missions Second Collection
next weekend
The Faith in our Future – Investing in Catholic
Education campaign will benefit all students at
Epiphany; those attending our future Catholic school
and those in our faith formation programs.
♦
The faith formation program will use the new
school.
♦
It will provide larger, regulation size classrooms
used by the faith formation program.
♦
Currently, the high school faith formation
classrooms are full with 24 students in
classrooms designed for 12-15.
♦
It would update the technology available to faith
formation programs.
♦
It would provide more space for faith formation
weekend events.
♦
It sets into motion the master plan for future
parish projects, including a new gym that has
been on the parish wish list for years.
Dave Clark, Director of Youth Ministry explains the
benefits the campaign will provide for the parish
faith formation program. To read his testimonial in
support of the campaign, go to the campaign web
site at epiphanycatholic.school.
Epiphany of the Lord would like to let
you know that JS Paluch is currently
working on our Church Bulletin.
If you would like to advertise your business
in the Church Bulletin please contact:
Donnie Taylor, Advertising Sales Executive,
for JS Paluch Company at 281-744-8062 or
email [email protected]
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Vocations Corner
World Day of Prayer for Vocations
Sunday, April 17, 2016
eGiving with Faith Direct
Making plans for this summer? Don’t forget
Epiphany of the Lord! You can make contributions
to your parish while you are out of town and all year
long with Faith Direct. Faith Direct is Epiphany’s
on-line e-giving program. It’s safe and it’s easy to
use.
Convenient automatic payments come directly from
your checking account or credit card. Just log onto
FaithDirect.org or find their link on
Epiphanycatholic.org.
The purpose of the World Day of Prayer for Vocations is to publically fulfill the Lord’s instruction to,
“Pray to the Lord of the harvest to send laborers into his
harvest.” (Mt. 9:38; Lk. 10:2) Our prayers offered
throughout the Church affirm the primacy of faith and
grace in all that concerns vocations to the priesthood and
to the consecrated life. This year marks the 52nd anniversary of the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. Please
pray the Vocations prayer on the flier insert of the April
10 bulletin. Sponsored by the Vocations Committee.
Sign up and remember Epiphany’s parish code:
TX 613
Faith Direct also has a mobile app. It is available
on the Apple App Store and Google Play for
Android users. The Faith Direct App allows
Epiphany parishioners to access their account
anytime, anywhere.
By using Faith Direct you will help Epiphany plan
for liturgies and ministries throughout the year. Sign
up for Faith Direct today!
Community Life
"Attention Catholic Boy Scouts! A
new set of classes for the Ad Altare Dei and
Pope Pius XII religious emblems is now
starting! These emblems are open to Catholic Boy Scouts and Venturers between the
ages of 13-20. These emblems offer a fun
way for Scouts to learn about their faith and
better understand their vocational calling.
For more information on these programs,
please contact the parish office at 281-5780707.
or [email protected]."
Respect Life Bulletin Board
ATTENTION TEENS!! National Pro-Life T Shirt
Day is Friday April 22nd. This is a national day of action
where young people all over the country are encouraged
to a wear a pro-life T-shirt to school and share a picture
on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter using #NPLTD16.
The Respect for Life Committee is selling pro-life Tshirts to promote this event. Shirts are $5.00 and will be
available in the PAC prior to Jr. High and High School
CCE classes on April 17 and 20. For more information,
send an email to [email protected] or
visit the website LIfeDefender.org/npltday.
The Respect for Life Committee is pleased to
sponsor the 2nd part of Theology of the Body workshop
for junior high students:
Discovering God’s Plan for Love and Life
♦
Session is open to 7th and 8th grades
♦
Part 2: Sunday, April 17, 3:00-5:15
Go to epiphanycatholic.org/TOB to register your student
This DVD series curriculum is based on Saint John Paul
II’s Theology of the Body, which gives a very positive
message of the gift of sexuality as a good and essential
part of love and life. It is revolutionizing the way parents
and educators teach morality and chastity to youth, as it
provides the “whys” behind the “what’s”. For more
details contact the Youth Office at 281-578-0707 or visit
TOBforTeens.com.
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A PARISH PICNIC
Come celebrate our Parish!
FUN FOR EVERYONE!
Who: Parish ministries, organizations,
committees and Faith Formation!
(Grandparents, moms, dads, uncles, aunts, teens, children and ALL!)
When: Sunday, APRIL 24, 2016
Where: Epiphany’s Softball Field
Time: 12:30– 3:00 PM
Free games, moonwalks,
rock wall, dunking booth,
water balloons,
camel and ponies rides,
races, face painting, family craft
And SO MUCH MORE!
Serving hot dogs and
hamburgers for a minimal fee!
(chips, drinks, and trimmings included).
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Outreach Ministry – 281-578-0707
Outreach Events in April:
Standing Meetings: Mon.—Epiphany Job Net-
working at 7 p.m. in the PAC; Tues.—Respect
Life Rosary at 10 a.m. in the Chapel.
21st: Baby Bottle Prep day
26th: Second Family meeting
26th: Respect life meeting
See www.epiphanycatholic.org for details.
JOB SEEKERS NETWORK
weekly meetings
Mondays from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
in the PAC Building.
Facilitators provide assistance primarily to degreed,
professional job seekers or those with substantial
prior work experience. Please join us.
MILITARY BOARD
Parishioners are invited to submit a photo of family
members or other loved ones who are currently
serving in the military. Bring photo and completed
form to the parish office. Forms & return envelopes
are in the church near the picture board. If you already provided us with a photo but need to update
your family member’s information,
email us at [email protected].
Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands.
Protect them as they protect us.
We ask this in Jesus’ name.
Amen
We need help
preparing
Baby Bottles
If you are available on April 21
from 9:45 a.m. to 12 noon, we
will be getting the Baby Bottles ready for handing
out on Mother’s Day weekend. Please join us and
with your friends we will talk and laugh and get the
job done very quickly. Please call Lisa to let us
know you are coming at 832-772-0306.
DID YOU KNOW . . .
That Second Family Care Team is a group of
men and women who offer support to the elderly, ill
or disabled by visiting “CarePartners” in their
homes once or twice a week.
That the goal is to keep people in their homes as
long as practical. This is accomplished by
providing rides, going shopping, in-home visiting,
and providing respite to the primary caregiver.
That members and “CarePartners” mutually
support one another through prayer and sharing.
That we want to be of assistance but need to
hear from you.
Contact Lisa at 832-772-0306 if you want a
visitor.
Prayer before
the Blessed Sacrament
We at Epiphany of the
Lord pray that all may
know the true presence
of Jesus in the Blessed
Sacrament, and be
graced with the holy desire to spend time with
our God in adoration.
Please prayerfully consider spending one hour out of your week at Adoration in the Chapel on Tuesdays between 9:30 am
and 7:30 pm. Show up whenever you can or become a regular adorer. For more information, contact Indra 832-875-9823.
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Adult Faith Formation
Tuesday Morning Scripture
Study Tuesday, April 19 from
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. in the PAC.
CALLED TO BE MOM – on April 20,
Leslie Najm, social work and parenting
expert will present and answer questions All are welcome Wednesdays
from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in the PAC!
Contact [email protected]
for more information.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Do not feel totally, personally, irrevocably responsible for everything . . . That’s
my job.
—God
VIRTUS: Protecting God’s Children
Original training session will be held at Epiphany
Saturday, May 7, from 9:00—Noon in the
Parish Activity Center (PAC). Pre-registration is
mandatory at http://www.virtus.org. A valid
identification must be presented at check-in. No
late admittance is allowed. If you are over 18
and active in ministry at Epiphany, you must be
VIRTUS trained. All adult parishioners,
ESPECIALLY PARENTS, are encouraged to be
VIRTUS trained! Questions? Need assistance
with the registration process? Call the Faith
Formation Office at 281-578-8271. No walk-ins!
Epiphany Genealogy Group will host
“Determining Your Family
Ancestry Through DNA” by
Bill Rothwell, PhD, a parishioner of Epiphany, on Thursday,
April 21st at 7:00 p.m. in
the Parish Activity Center.
Bill will provide an overview of
DNA testing and will give practical examples
of how it can be used to uncover family history (and secrets). All are welcome!
INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION
Expecting a new baby? Or, do you have a little one who has not yet
been baptized? Now is the time to prepare for your child’s baptism. A
Baptism Preparation Session for parents and godparents will be held on
Saturday, May 14 from 10:00 a.m. until Noon in the Family Center.
Parents must attend a baptism preparation session before scheduling their
child’s baptism. Call 281-578-8271 to register for this preparation session.
Childcare is available. The next opportunity to attend a baptism class at
Epiphany will be on Saturday, August 13, 2016.
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Children’s Faith Formation
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Epiphany Youth Ministry
(CLW).
Parents are you interested in joining our
team? Please call the CFF office (281-5788271). All adult (18+) volunteers working with
children must be VIRTUS trained.
LET US CELEBRATE OUR FAITH
FORMATION YEAR WITH A PICNIC!
The Epiphanic returns…A
family picnic will be held next
Sunday, April 24th on the
softball field after the 11:30
a.m. Mass until 3:00 p.m.
IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO call
the Faith Formation Office and get involved.
Bring all donations to the faith formation office.
Have questions--- call Beth Harvey (281-5788271) or [email protected].
Volunteers may sign up on Sign Up Genius under
High School Faith Formation. Don’t forget the
sunscreen and your lawn chairs!
Vacation Bible School
will be held June
20-24, 2016. Calling all volunteers! Volunteers may register online at
www.epiphanycatholic.org. Go to the Elementary Faith Formation tab. Look for the Vacation Bible School link. We follow Jesus,
the Light of the World! Registration for
children participating in VBS will begin on
Sunday, April 24 at the Epiphanic! Questions?
Email Stephanie at [email protected].
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Friday, April 22nd is a day of action
where young people all over the country
are encouraged to wear a pro-life T-shirt
to school and share a picture using
#NPLTD16.
The Respect For Life Committee is
selling pro-life t-shirts to promote this
event. Shirts cost $5 and will be available in the PAC prior to JH and HS faith
formation classes on April 17&20. For
more information, send an email to [email protected] or visit
the website LifeDefender.org/npltday
Join EYM for a fun filled day at St. Mary’s Seminary in Houston on April 23 from 10 a.m. until 3
p.m. We are looking for 8 to 10 high school students to join our team for a scavenger hunt, field
day games, and prayerful experience on the beautiful grounds of the seminary. Please email
[email protected] if you are interested.
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THE GIFT
The artist is nothing without the gift,
but the gift is nothing without work.
—Emile Zola
All you can eat crawfish fest supporting the
summer mission to the Pueblo of Laguna,
NM! Purchase tickets now at
www.epiphanycatholic.org/mission-fund
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