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Our Devotions
Adoration, Rosary &
Novena: 5:00-6:00 PM M-F
Holy Spirit: Mondays
Divine Mercy/Holy Hour for
Vocation: Tuesday
Perpetual Help Novena:
Wednesdays
St. Jude Novena:
Thursdays
Santo Niño Novena: Fridays
Sacred Heart: 1st Fridays
First Saturday of the
month:
2000 Hail Mary Devotion,
from 9:00 AM
Divine Mercy Devotion:
Sunday 3:00 – 4:00 PM
Parish Office/Business Hours:
Monday thru Friday: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
12 noon – 1:00 PM: Lunch Break
Schedule of Masses and other Services
Sundays: 8:00 and 10:00
AM, and 12 noon Bilingual Mass (English & hymns in
Filipino)
Saturdays: 6:00 PM (Spanish Mass) Daily Holy Eucharist:
M-F 6:00 PM
Confession: Mon-Sat 5:00 – 6:00 PM
Baptism: By appointment & Seminars is necessary
Confirmation:
11th to 12th grade Marriage: Please meet
with the Pastor one year in advance.
Counseling: By Appointment
Funeral: Please contact the Parish office before making
arrangements outside
OUR SERVANTS
ADMINISTRATION
Pastor – Rev. Fr. Arnold Ibarra, PhD Deacon - Arsenio Reyes
Office Volunteers: Martha Ponce, Francis Paiz, Annie Spencer,
Dora Mendez, Alicia Anaya Business Coordinator – Anna Rose Nolasco
Sacramental Records – Dr. Connie Nepomuceno
Safe Environment - Monette Reyes Photographer – Henry Mendez
Webmaster – Ed Candelaria Property Manager – Robert Mendez
PASTORAL COUNCIL (2015-2018)
Chairperson: Regina Pino Vice Chair: Rene Jaceldo
Secretaries: Josie McCallister & Vicky Ortiz
Members:, Rene Jaceldo, Robert Mendez,
Irene Roberson, Nena Connor, Alvaro Suarez,
Raine Virginio, Armi Wallace, Bill Wolff & Patrick Wyrwich
FINANCE COUNCIL
Chairperson: Michael Roberson
(2015-2020) Members – Belma dela Cruz, Dr. Concepcion Nepomuceno
STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL
Chairperson: Jim Irwin Members: Regina Pino, Michael Roberson,
Belma dela Cruz, Suzette Saunders Dr Concepcion Nepomuceno
MINISTRIES
WORSHIP
Acolytes: Vicky Ortiz
Dévotion: Dr. Connie Nepomuceno Hospitality: TBD Lectors: Jill Lewis
Adult Choir: Helen Ona Youth Choir: Noel Casino Sacristan: Rita Cordova
Director of Altar Servers: Russel Cantu Wedding/Quincenera Coordinator:
Alicia Anaya & Annie Spencer
EVANGELIZATION
Religious Education Coordinator: Jet Licon
RCIA : Deacon Jun Reyes, Doris Garza, & Dr.
Connie
Family Life Apostolate: TBD
Guadalupana: Rosa dela Garza
ACTS and Vocation/Director of Liturgy: Deacon
Jun Reyes
Youth: Russell & Bernadette Cantu
SERVICE Filipino Traditions: Pura Frierson
Nutrition: Alma de Paz Knights of Columbus : Grand Knight
Sean Flatley Social Concerns : Joanne Jaceldo
Stephen Ministry: Jill Lewis Bill Lenhart Ministry: Charles Jordan
Santo Niño de Cebu Catholic
Church
Address: 5655 Rigsby Avenue,
San Antonio, Texas 78222 Phone: (210) 648-1705 Fax: (210) 648-5365
E-mail: [email protected]
ANNOUNCEMENT
1. Office will be closed on July 4. Daily masses will resume on Wed—Friday at 6 pm.
2. No Bible Study on Monday July 1, 2017. Film showing is every last Monday of the month.
3. Pilgrimage to Holy Land is scheduled for June 11 –20, 2018.
4. For Religious Education and RCIA registration you can contact the office at (210)648-1705 for more information.
5. Bible Study/Faith sharing is every Monday
from 7 to 9 pm and catholic movies shown every last Monday of the moth at 7 p.m.
6. Potluck after noon mass.
7. Holy hour for vocation is every Tuesday from 5
pm and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is every Monday to Thursday at 5 pm followed by Holy Mass at 6 pm.
8. The youth and adult choirs are looking for new members. Please look for our Choir Directors (Helen Ona and Noel Casino) if interested or
call the office at (210) 648-1705.
9. For “house blessings and/or bringing the Santo Nino” schedule you can contact Ms. Josie at
(210) 740-9410 or the office at (210)648-1705.
10. If you want or need an Spiritual Director service, call the office at (210)648-1705. The
service is free.
11. We need volunteers in our church especially for Religious Education teachers. If you are
interested to volunteer you can call the office at (210)648-1705.
12. Copies of your weekly bulletin can be
downloaded on the internet at www.stonino.org/bulletins.
13. The Sto. Nino Church would like to thank the online donors. Please visit the www.stonino.org
to those would like to donate online. Your donations are very much appreciated.
Thirteenth July 2, 2017
Prayer Corner
Today’s Gospel MT 10:37-42
The Conditions of Discipleship
Santo Niño de Cebu Catholic Church 5655 Rigsby Avenue, San Antonio TX, 78222 (210)648-1705 (210)648- 5365 [email protected] www.stonino.org
What matters most to you?
In this Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus emphasizes the importance of keeping our eyes on him and always making him our top priority. Nothing else matters as much as our relationship with God. This means following Jesus wherever he leads, doing everything his way, all the way, every day, giving him our 100% (no excuses for being mediocre in our faith), laying down our lives in service to others like he did.
Laying down our lives means making sacrifices, such as giving our cup of cold water to someone who's thirsty. It means receiving someone into our busy schedules and listening for the prophet in him; for example: What is God saying to us through this person?
When we refuse to lay down our lives for others, we reject the Cross of Christ and his sufferings, which he submitted to for our sake. This does not mean, however, that we can never say no to others. Jesus wants to lead us away from the harm of abuse or demands that are sinful or the enabling of unhealthy
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Our Mission:
The Santo Niño Catholic Church is a faith community where all are welcome to celebrate Catholic beliefs embellished by the best Philippine traditions. It is a dynamic parish responding to the spiritual needs of the community to fulfill its evangelical mission and to realize Christ’s call of making disciples of all nations. (Parish Pastoral Council, 21 April 2001)
Christoph Friedrich Blumhardt
Lord God, we glorify your name. How we wish our
voices could ring out over all the world, telling of the great things you have done for us, praising you that we can come to you in Jesus
Christ, that we can worship, honor, and thank you for all your goodness! Safeguard all your children so that they hold to faith
and remain true to the message of the gospel.
May we thank and praise you for all you have done
this day and for your working in the hearts of
many people who are still unknown to us. Your Spirit
rules and calls people, to bring them to you, the
Father in heaven. Watch over us and continue to
bless us. Help us who belong to your people,
and protect us through the night. Amen.
Jesus said to his apostles:
"Whoever loves father or mother more than me
is not worthy of me, and whoever loves son or
daughter more than
me is not worthy of
me; and whoever
does not take up his
cross and follow after
me is not worthy of
me. Whoever finds
his life will lose it,
and whoever loses his
life for my sake will
find it.
"Whoever receives
you receives me, and
whoever receives me receives the one who sent
me. Whoever receives a prophet because he is
a prophet will receive a prophet's reward, and
whoever receives a righteous man because he
is a righteous man will receive a righteous
man's reward. And whoever gives only a cup of
cold water to one of these little ones to drink
because the little one is a disciple—amen, I
say to you, he will surely not lose his reward."
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Today’s Reflection
behaviors. Saying no in such cases is yet another Way of the Cross.
When we truly follow Christ, we can receive all that he is and all that he has for us. When we let go of our fears and personal goals, letting Jesus lead us into new places and new ways of handling problems, we discover new life in Christ. His ways are always far better than what we had feared would happen.
This is the difference between a mediocre faith and a life in Christ that is full of adventures, miracles, surprising solutions, healing, victories, and realizing how very precious and important we are to God.
Questions for Personal Reflection: Who has asked you (either consciously or unaware) to lay down a part of your life for them? When have you said no? When have you said yes -- and was it worth the sacrifice?
Questions for Community Faith Sharing: Why is laying down our lives for the needs or requests of others worthwhile? Share a story from your own life that illustrates this.
© 2017 Terry Modica, Catholic Digital Resources, www.catholicdr.com. Printed by permission. To view or subscribe to daily Good News
Reflections, visit www.gnm.org.
( Today’s Reflection continued from page 1)
STEWARDSHIP (Collection) REPORT AND ATTENDANCE
Collection Last Sunday June 25 , 2017:
1st Collection……………………………………………...…..$ 2,070.50
2nd Coll: Capital Proj.: RE classroom..…..………….$ 479.37
Attendance ………………………………………………………….. 374
Today’s Second Collection 7-2-2017 is for the
Peter’s Pence
“Thank you for your goodwill and generosity.”
Thirteenth July 2, 2017
PASTORAL EVANGELIZATION ACTIVITY:
“House Blessing and
Bringing the Santo Niño to your Homes”
The Santo Niño Pastoral Council together with our Pastor Fr. Arnold
Ibarra, visit families to proclaim the good news and blessed their families
and homes.
Do you like your home and your family be blessed and share the good
news with joy and zeal for a renewed spirit?
If Yes! contact Ms. Josephine Nasis at (210) 740-9410, or the office at
(210) 648-1705 for schedules.
Your word is a lamp to my feet
and a light to my path. Psalm
119:105
DAILY READINGS (July 3—July 9, 2017)
DAY READING/S GOSPEL
MON 1st— EPH 2:19-22 JN 20:24-29
TUE 1st—GN 19:15-29 MT 8:23-27
WED 1st—GN 21:5, 8-20A MT 8:28-34
THU 1st—GN 22:1B-19 MT 9:1-8
FRI 1st—GN 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67
MT 9:9-13
SAT 1st—GN 27:1-5, 15-29 2nd—
MT 9:14-17
SUNDAY 7/9/2017
1st—ZEC 9:9-10 2ND—ROM 8:9, 11-13
MT 11:25-30
Mass Intentions
WEEKEND MASS INTENTIONS
For the Weekend From June 24-25, 2017
Sat.— 6:00 PM: 1. for the souls of Bill/June Lenhart, Delia Olney, Charlie and Margie Graf, and Fr. Palaming; 2. Health/Recovery of Frances Paiz, Maria/Luis Davila, Lupita Perez, Manny Portillo, Dr. dela Cruz, and Victor/Mila Sanchez.
Sun.—8:00 AM: 1. for the recovery of Dancie Grace Vieyra; Pablo Yap, Lolita Pepper, Helen Daly, Adelina Soriano, Carmen Steele, Jacob Ponce and A.J. Navarro, Maria Zamora; 3. for the special intentions of Robert/Nel Mendez;3 for the soul of Roy Whitaker, Luis and Franceska De Santos.
Sun.— 10:00 AM: 1. For the soul of †Dina Sorio and all the intentions of the 2000 Hail Mary’s Devotion; 2. Intentions of Barbara Keller and Family; 3. Recovery of Adelina Soriano, Linda Belvis and Rosario Medina.
Sun.— 12:00 Noon: 1. For the souls of Bill/June Lenhart, Bob Lewis, John Saunders and Fr. Palaming; 2. Recovery of Carmen Jaceldo, Krystal Lopez, Linda Belvis, John Bornsheuer and Dr. Tony dela Cruz; 3. Thanksgiving of Quiambao Family.
WEEKDAYS MASS INTENTIONS
For the Week From July 3-7, 2017
1. For those who have died especially for the soul of Dr. Siegfred and Freda Nadela, Bill/June Lenhart, Bob Lewis, John Saunders, that eternal rest may grant unto them, we pray to the Lord:
2. For the health recovery of our parishioners specially to Dr.Tony dela Cruz and Dr. Linda Belvis, that they may experience the healing of Christ, we pray to the Lord:
Lord Hear our Prayers.
Thirteenth July 2, 2017
Total Collected for R.E.
classroom project
$ 28,666.45
$ 131,333.55 The road to take.
Religious
Education
Projected Cost
$ 160,000.00
Note: The project cost is subject to change depending on the
Construction cost and material cost of the project.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSROOM BUILDING PROJECT
COLLECTION AND FUNDRAISINGREPORT
AS OF JUNE 25, 2017
