St. Elizabeth Ann Seton From the Great FathersJun 10, 2018 · Makynzie Kitzmann, Emma Nguyen, and Kati Rzasnicki earned scholarships from Incarnate Word Academy for scoring in the

Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time— June 10, 2018 1

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 281-463-7878

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From the Great Fathers From his Letter to the Romans by St. Ignatius of Antioch From Ignatius, who is also called Theophorus, to the Church which has obtained mercy through the majesty of the Most High Father and of Jesus Christ, his only Son; to the Church which is beloved and enlightened by the will of him who wills all things that are, according to the love of Jesus Christ our God; to the Church which has precedence in the lands of the Romans; to the Church which is wor-thy of God, worthy of honour, worthy of the blessing, worthy of praise, worthy of success, worthy in its holiness, pre-eminent in love, named after Christ, named after the Father. I greet that Church in the name of Jesus Christ, the Son of the Father. To those who are united in flesh and spirit to every one of his command-ments, filled with the grace of God without wavering and filtered clear from every foreign stain, abundant greeting in Jesus Christ, our God, in blameless-ness.

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June 11 Acts 11:21-26; 12:1-3 Psalm 98 Matthew 5:1-12

June 12 I Kings 17:7-16 Psalm 4 Matthew 5:13-16

June 1 3 I Kings 18:20-39 Psalm 16 Matthew 5:17-19




Dai ly Readings

On the Cover: Adam and Eve cast out of Paradise, from Old Testament Stories, pub-lished by Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London, c.1880

ACTS apostolate family mov-ie night on June 16. See page 12 for more.

While the word “ordinary” in popular usage is used to describe things that are nondescript or dull, ordinary rather means customary, regular, and orderly. Ordinary Time may also be called Ordinal Time, which means numbered time. Ordinal comes from the Latin “ordinalis,” which is a word meaning “showing order, denoting an order of succession.” Hence, Ordinary Time is the standard, orderly, counted time outside of the other liturgical seasons.

What is Ordinary Time? Ordinary time is the longest liturgical season in the Catholic Church, encom-passing either thirty-three or thirty-four weeks each year. Because other litur-gical seasons begin or end with movable feasts, the length of Ordinary time can vary slightly; however, thirty-three weeks is the more common length. The weeks are numbered, e.g., the first Sunday of Ordinary Time, the second Sun-day of Ordinary Time, and so on. Ordinary time is technically one liturgical season, though it is divided into two periods. Prior to the Second Vatican Council, when the term “Ordinary Time” was formally established, the two time periods were merely referred to as “the Season after Epiphany” and “the Season after Pentecost.” The liturgical color of Ordinary Time is green; however, other appropriate col-ors are worn on particular feast days.

Season after Epiphany or Ordinary Time after the Baptism

The period of Ordinary Time used to be referred to as the Season after Epiph-any. That title and the sometimes-used titles “Season after the Baptism” or “Ordinary Time after the Baptism” are still useful in identifying the time period. While the Epiphany and the Baptism are celebrated on separate days, the two descriptions (after Epiphany and after the Baptism) are not contradicto-ry. In the modern Roman rite, Epiphany is celebrated on the first Sunday after January 1 and the Baptism of the Lord is celebrated the following Sunday. Prior to Vatican II, Epiphany was celebrated January 6, whether a Sunday or a weekday, and the Baptism was celebrated on the Octave of the Epipha-ny, which would be January 13. Where the title “Season after Epiphany” was used, the phrase was inclusive of the Octave of the Epiphany - January 13 - therefore indicating that Ordinary time started the day after the Baptism was celebrated. Continued on page 11...

Please go to page 10 for a report on last week’s Family Day. Event.

Ordinary Time in the L i turg ica l Year

Seminarian News Jeison Cortes will be enrolled as an official candidate for Holy Or-ders on June 20 at 7:30 p.m. by Daniel Cardinal DiNardo in our parish church.

Mass will be celebrated in Spanish, with an English homily.


Ordinary Time in the Liturgical Year….….. p. 2 Parish School Graduates…………………... p. 3 Women’s ACTS Retreat…………..….…...... p. 4 St. Vincent dePaul Food Drive…...….…… p .5 Stewardship Report……….…..…………….. p. 6 Employment Opportunities………..…........ p. 7 Avisos en Español………..……….….……... p. 8 Inscripciones de doctrina….…..………….. p. 9

Family Day Update……………............. p. 10 Made For more Conference……........ p. 11 ACTS Movie Night…………....…..…...... p. 12 Parish Garage Sale…..…...…..…….…. p. 13 Mass Intentions …………..……...……... p. 14 Parish Sick List……………....….…..….… p. 15 Parish Directory…………………………. p. 16 St. Barnabas..…………….……...Back Cover

Mass Schedule Monday—Friday 6:30 a.m. English 9:00 a.m. English 7:00 p.m. English On Friday, the evening Mass is in Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt)

7:30 p.m. Miércoles en Español Saturday 9:00 a.m. English

Anticipated Masses 5:00 p.m. English 6:30 p.m. Español 8:00 p.m. Tiếng Việt

Sunday Masses 7:00 a.m. English 8:30 a.m. English 10:30 a.m. English 12:15 p.m. English 2:00 p.m. Español 5:30 p.m. English 7:30 p.m. Español

Confession Tuesday—Thursday 7:00 a.m. Wednesday 5:45 p.m.—6:45 p.m.

Friday 5:45 p.m.—6:45 p.m.

Saturday 3:00 p.m.—4:30 p.m.

First Friday 8:00 a.m.—8:45 a.m. 5:45 p.m.—6:45 p.m.

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Congratulations to the SEASCS Class of 2018! The recent alumni were accepted to Frassati, Incarnate Word Academy, St. Agnes Academy, St John XXIII College Preparatory, St. Pius X, Strake Jesuit, St. Thomas and local Cy-Fair ISD high schools. The following students were awarded merit-based academic scholarships: Sani Jones and Vincent Tran for achieving a top score on the high school

entrance exam at St. John XXIII College Preparatory; Peyton Woodlief scored in the top 2% earning him the St. Thomas Aquinas

Scholarship and Blake Stefonsky scored in the top 3% earning him the Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge Scholarship from St. Thomas High School;

Makynzie Kitzmann, Emma Nguyen, and Kati Rzasnicki earned scholarships from Incarnate Word Academy for scoring in the top 96% on the entrance exam.

We want to wish the Class of 2018 the best of luck on their future in education!


Lighthouse CD of the Week Full of Grace: The Message of an Angel by Vinnie Flynn Vinny Flynn makes the angel’s message at the Annuncia-tion come alive with meaning and relevance by delving into Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the writings of St. John Paul II. Vinny helps listeners under-stand the deeper significance of the words of the Hail Mary prayer and the angel’s greeting. Parishioner Comments – “This talk led me to a greater un-derstanding and appreciation of how Mary’s ‘Yes’ at the Annunciation ushered in our own recreation and restora-tion in the fullness of grace!” Your generous donations to cover our cost will assure the continued availability of these wonderful resources! Knights of Columbus Council no. 8096 If you are a Catholic man and you are not a member of the Knights of Columbus, you are missing a wonderful op-portunity to transform your life. As a Knight, you have the opportunity to support your parish, give back to your com-munity, grow in your faith plus many more benefits. We meet the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays at 7:30pm, with a small meal served @ 7pm, in the Community Life Center (CLC). Contact Grand Knight Bob Kossman by e-mail at: [email protected] or Membership Director, Michael Hamilton @ [email protected]. KofC8096.org That Man is You! Plan to join us in the fall of September 2018 to gain person-ally from this life changing men’s leadership program at SEAS. Watch the bulletin for the Fall 2018 start date! Visit our website at www.paradisusdei.org and click on “learn more” in the THAT MAN IS YOU section or contact Carlos Alatorre at [email protected], or by phone at: 832-265-7708 . Women's’ ACTS Retreat August 9—12. ACTS gives you the opportunity to meet women who share your desire to walk in the footsteps of our Lord, Jesus. Together we will discover new ways to live with the Holy Spirit, and live richer, more meaningful lives. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ. Registration is underway at the parish office. For more information, please contact Gloria Tudor at 713-927-6605 or [email protected]. Adoration—Community—Theology—Service

Announcements

2017-2018 SEAS Bowling League We had a great time this season. There were 12 teams competing for the title of “League Champion”. The “Pin Chasers” team, consisting of Dave & Charline O’Donnell, Paul Hanlon, Lizzy Rocha, Jordan Rasmussen, and Mark Rasmussen won the honor of being our “League Champi-on.” Individual awards were also won by John Krenek, Don Spada, Johnny Cooper, Warren Tabor, Lizzy Rocha, Cheryl Torrez, Candace Freed, and Karen Loan. Our “Most Im-proved” bowlers were Dave O’Donnell and Lizzy Rocha. The league resumes on Aug. 20th with a meeting, and on Aug. 27th with league play. Watch for more information in early August. If you are interested in bowling with us (at least 18 years old) or have any questions, please contact Sandy Janda at 281-463-1819 or e-mail: [email protected].

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Summer Camps at John XXIII High School This summer, John XXIII High School will offer athletic and sports camps for youth football, boys & girls soccer, boys & girls basketball, volleyball, cheer & dance, strength & con-ditioning, baseball & softball. Sign-up at their website: www.sj23Lions.org/page/athletics/sports-camps. Mary the First Disciple program Do you have a daughter who will be entering the 6th though 8th grade in the fall? I will be leading a group of young women in a religious emblem program called “Mary the First Disciple,” guiding the girls through Mary’s life, help-ing them to see Mary as a role model for their own lives. We will meet 1-2 times per month over a 9 month period. The program will end with an award ceremony and medal presentation in the spring of 2019. There will be a small fee to cover books and materials as well as a fee for the medal at the end of the program. I will also be needing one or more adults to be present at each meeting for Youth Protection guidelines. All adults must be Virtus trained. For more information, please contact Teri Schweiss at [email protected] or 713-816-1691. Parish Festival Results As of this date, our net Parish Festival proceeds are $61,360.50. In the weeks ahead, we hope to provide a fuller accounting of the income and expenses of the Festi-val. Many thanks to everyone who made the festival an-other great success. Faith Direct Automatic Giving Looking for ways to simplify your week? E-Giving through Faith Direct can help! Consider enrolling today by visiting www.faithdirect.net and using our church code: TX417. Your gifts through Faith Direct will help stabilize our parish finances, help you to get rid of the clutter of offertory enve-lopes in your home, and give you one less thing to worry about on Sunday mornings. Counters Needed We are searching for individuals who would like to count the Sunday offertory collection for two hours once a month on Sunday. You may choose from three different time slots on Sunday mornings or perhaps you can help on Monday or Thursday mornings. If you are interested and would like to volunteer, please call Linh Nguyen at 281-463-7878 ext. 380 for more details.

Our June food drive is next weekend! Nonperishable food items we collect include canned vegetables/beans/meats, pastas, sauces, canned fruit, can/box soups, rice, oatmeal, cereals, Spaghetti-O’s, crackers, cookies, puddings, Jell-O, coffee/creamers, baby food, canned/box juices, bottled water, Sloppy Joe sauce, baby formulas, peanut butter, jams/jellies, condiments, beef stew, chili, chips, snack/protein bars. Please re-member, no glass containers! As usual, our donation truck will be on site before and after the Saturday 5 p.m. Mass as well as on Sunday until the 2 p.m. Mass. Donations may also be dropped off in the drop box which was recently relocated to the church office. We partner with Mesa Outreach Food Pantry to distrib-ute the donated food to those in need.

“Jesus said to them, “There is no need for them to go away; feed them yourselves.” Matt 14:16

Thank you for caring for our brothers and sisters who are in need!

Phone: 281-463-4560 Hours: M-W-F 9 am – 12 noon

St. Vincent dePaul Report

Marriage Encounter Retreats Stress Affects Marriages! – It takes much effort just to make ends meet in our world today. Do you wish you and your spouse could talk about something besides all the stresses in your life? A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend gives you the time and tools to revitalize romance, deepen communica-tion, and nourish spirituality in your marriage. The next weekend date will be presented at St. Maximillian Kolbe on August 3 - 5, 2018. Meals will be provided Satur-day and Sunday. Sessions will last until 9pm. Go home each night and return each morning. Find out more or sign up at: www.houstonme.org or call (713) 482-1791

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Northwest Ultreya Cursillo is a Catholic lay movement that offers an oppor-tunity to meet Christ in a more intimate way. Cursillo pro-vides a lifetime plan for following Christ through prayer, study and action, in friendship with others. As a part of Cur-sillo, our monthly Ultreya meeting brings the community together to encourage each other by sharing and witness-ing to our life in Christ. We meet at 9:45 AM on the third Saturday of each month in the Family Life Center. Ques-tions? Contact Duane King 281-615-8942 DE COLORES! Helping Hands Ministry We assist families in pre-planning for funerals. To schedule an appointment, please call Beth Wood at 281-413-9682. Bereavement support in the form of printed Carenotes spe-cific to a family’s need is provided at the time of a Funeral or Memorial Mass. Parish Nursing Ministry The Parish Nursing ministry is comprised of health care pro-fessionals and others who have the health of our parishion-ers at heart. They are nurses, therapists, educators, and experts in the fields of health promotion. Some work in home health, elderly assistance, aging, hospice, gen-eral medicine, surgery, oncology, obstetrics, domestic vio-lence and intensive care. They work to coordinate care for parishioners in their time of need. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month. Please feel free to call Wyona (281-433-5365) or Kim (832-746-1135) if you have health ques-tions or would like to join this growing ministry. S.E.E.D.S. Pre-School Registration Our preschool program serving children 18 months to five years of age. We are Nationally Accredited through NAEYC. We are currently enrolling for 2 day, 3 day and 5 day session options, but filling up quickly. If you are inter-ested in enrolling your child in our quality program contact our office at 281-855-2503. We offer tours at your conven-ience please call or stop by. www.seedsrootedinlove.org American Heritage Girls American Heritage Girls (AHG) is the premier national char-acter development organization for girls 5 to 18 that em-braces Christian values and encourages family involve-ment. AHG Troop TX1283 meets on Tuesday nights from 6:45 pm – 8 pm during the school year. For more details contact Jennifer Valencia at [email protected] or Maggie Alberts at [email protected].

June 3, 2018 Regular Offertory $ 39,332 No second collection Diocesan Services Fund (DSF) Parish goal $270,000 Pledged-to-date $173,353 Paid-to-date $135,831 Number of participants 538

Charismatic Prayer Group “I am the Bread of Life!” (John 6:35)

Beginning with the beautiful feast of “The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ,” The Gospel readings for the Masses in June are filled with the inspirational, instruc-tional and calming Words that come directly from the lips of Jesus himself. They light the path to eternal life for all who hear and follow them. If you are looking for more ways to connect your life with your faith, please join us on Friday evenings from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Prayer Room of the Family Life Center for live music of praise and worship, sharing God’s Word and intercessory prayers for healing and thanksgiving. Fellowship and light refreshments follow. June 15 “To what shall we compare the Kingdom of God?” June 22 Praise and Worship June 29 “Your faith has saved you.” Discussion topics at our June gatherings are from: Mk 14:12-26, 3:20-35, 4:26-34, 5:21-43, Lk 1:57-66, 80

Parish Apostolates


R.C.I.A. The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is for people who are thinking of becoming Catholic. It is for people who have not been baptized, people of other faiths or people who have been baptized Catholic but did not complete the sacraments of Initiation. We gradually explore the beliefs of the Catholic Church and discern, over a period of many months, the path to union with the holy Church. Please call: Nadia Jara: 281- 463-7878 ext. 337 or at [email protected] Respect Life Committee For information about upcoming pro-life activities, you are invited to call Lia Mclean at 832-766-2634, or contact her by e-mail: [email protected]. Eucharistic Adoration Can you watch one hour with Me? You are invited to par-ticipate in praying for vocations, our parish, and our fami-lies. We have need of adorers at the following times: Monday: 6:00 a.m.—7:00 a.m. Tuesday: 1:00 a.m.—2:00 a.m. & 9:00 p.m.—10:00 p.m. Saturday: 1:00 a.m.—2:00 a.m. Sunday: 1:00 a.m.—2:00 a.m. Please contact Suzanne Porter at: [email protected], or phone: 281-855-7235. Confession The schedule for confession may be found on page three of the bulletin. Confessions are offered almost every day of the week, and you are invited to receive this great sac-rament of the Lord’s mercy. Prayer for Vocations God our Father, You made each of us to use our gifts in the Body of Christ. We ask that You inspire young people whom you call to priesthood and consecrated life to cou-rageously follow Your will. Send workers into Your great harvest so that the Gospel is preached, the poor are served with love, the suffering are comforted, and Your people are strengthened by the sacraments. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Parish Apostolates The Archdiocese of Galveston- Houston’s Policy states: All volunteers must be VIRTUS trained to volunteer in a parish and VIRTUS status must be current. All volunteers not trained, or with background checks not completed, will be removed from service. You may return once you have taken the required class and received clearance. Register for online for classes at www.virtusonline.org

Calendar of Scheduled T ra in ings Date/Time Location June 14 7:00 p.m. St. Edith Stein (Katy) June 16 9:00 a.m. Holy Rosary June 16 10:00 a.m. Resurrection June 19 1:00 p.m. St. Dominic's Chancery July 7 9:00 a.m. Immaculate Heart of Mary July 14 9:00 a.m. Holy Rosary July 21 9:00 a.m. Immaculate Heart of Mary Registered participants are asked to arrive at least thirty minutes early. Latecomers will NOT be admitted.

Virtus Workshops

Employment Opportunities

Part-Time Childcare and Tutoring Positions Regina Caeli, a classical hybrid resource center in the Catholic tradition, located in Spring, TX, seeks early ele-mentary tutors and classroom assistants for the 2018-2019 academic year. These are part-time, hourly positions that begin August 20 at our campus at St. Ignatius Catholic Church. The main requirements are a love of education, children, and an Oath of Fidelity to the Catholic Church. Regina Caeli meets Mondays and Thursdays only from 10:00am - 4:00pm. For more information, please contact Mrs Aimee Harashe at [email protected] or 281-698-0329. School Nurse Needed St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School is looking for volun-teer licensed LVN or RN nurses to help during the school day. Please contact Mr. Aguilera if you are interest-ed [email protected] or call 281-463-1444.


Grupo de Jóvenes Adultos S.E.A.S. Pescador Te invita todos los martes en el Prayer Room (FLC) a las 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. A formar parte del Grupo de Jóvenes Adul-tos de tu comunidad St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (18-35) años edad requerida. Te esperamos, todos los jóvenes de la pa-rroquia son bienvenidos y formar parte de su Comunidad SEAS Pescador. Visión: Guiados por 1 Timoteo 4:12 (que nadie te menosprecie por tu juventud) a ser pescadores de jóvenes adultos siendo fuertes y valerosos no temas ni te acobardes por que el señor, tu Dios estará con nosotros a donde quiera que vayamos (Josué 1,9). Grupo de estudio Bíblico Les invitamos a ser parte de nuestro grupo de estudio Bíbli-co, que se reúne todos los martes durante el año escolar, de 12:30-2:30 p.m. en el FLC. Nuestra próxima reunión será Sept 12, 2017. Favor de mandar mensaje por texto con cualquier pregunta al 281-620-8308 attn: Guadalupe Ortiz. Retiro de ACTS

Hombres: Del 6 al 9 de diciembre de 2018 El costo es $200.00 por 4 días, la comida y el hospedaje es incluido. La inscripción para mujeres comenzará en enero. Un depósito de $ 50.00 reservará su lugar! (Los $ 50.00 no son reembolsables). Comuníquese con Mary Jove, codi-rectora, por teléfono al 713-855-9652 o por e-mail a [email protected] No dejes pasar este tiempo maravilloso. ¡No Te Arrepentirás! Grupo Carismático Misión: Dar testimonio del papel determinante de los caris-mas en la predicación del Evangelio y en la construcción de la comunidad cristiana. Facilitar la Educación en la Fe y la Experiencia de Comunidad Cristiana entre Adultos. Asambleas: Todos los Viernes de 7:30 a 9:45 pm., en los sa-lones A&B del Edificio de FLC. R.I.C.A. para Adultos Proceso de preparación para la celebración de los sacra-mentos del Bautismo, Primera Eucaristía y Confirmación para Adultos. ¿Está pensando en la preparación sacra-mental de Adultos? RICA, Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos, es un proceso de discernimiento y preparación para las personas interesadas en aprender más sobre la Iglesia Católica, Si usted está interesado, o un pariente, amigo o compañero que le ha manifestado interés aníme-lo a comunicarse con: Nadia Jara al 281- 463-7878 ext. 337 [email protected]

Leg ión de Mar ía

Formación de Adultos Martes FLC 9 7:30 p.m. Patricia Romo 713-302-1272 Martes FLC 10 7:30 p.m. Liliana Díaz 281-723-2328 Viernes FLC 9, 6:15p.m. Marlene Rocha 832-410-5273 Jóvenes 10-18 años Viernes FLC 9 7:45 p.m. Marlene Rocha 832-410-5273

İNuestra colecta de víveres de Junio será la próxima sema-na! Colectamos víveres no perecederos como: frijoles, arroz, cereales, avena, macarrones, pastas, adere-zos, galletas, gelatinas, café, agua embotellada, fórmula para bebé, mantequilla de maní, jaleas, jugos, condimen-tos, aceite, botanas, barras de proteínas, y comida enlata-da: vegetales, chilli, leche condensada, etc… Recuérdese de no traer envases de vidrio. Nuestro camión recolector de donaciones estará estacio-nado al frente de la iglesia antes y después de las misas desde el sábado a las 5:00 pm hasta después de la misa del domingo de las 2:00 pm. Donaciones también pueden dejarse en la Caja de Dona-ciones recientemente reubicada en la oficina parroquial (Gabinete con el símbolo SVDP).

“Jesús les dijo a sus discípulos, “No es necesario que se vayan, aliméntenlos ustedes mismos” Mateo 14:16

İGracias, por cuidar a nuestros hermanos/as en necesidad!

Phone: 281-463-4560

Horas Oficina: Lun-Mierc-Vier 9 am- 12 Medio dia

San V icente dePaul


Adoración del Santísimo Vengan y acompañen a su comunidad en oración las veinticuatro horas del día. Rosario y Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia: después de las Misas de la mañana, y en viernes a las 3:00 p.m. Coronilla de la Divina Misericordia: los viernes a las 3:00 p.m. Santo Rosario: Domingos antes de la Misa de las 7:00 a.m. Rosario y las oraciones por los sacerdotes en los jue-ves después de la Misa en la mañana. Rosario pro-vida en primer y tercer sábado. Rosario después de la misa de las 2:00 p.m. del domingo. Hora Santa para la familia en los viernes de 4:00 p.m.—5:00 p.m. Por favor llame a Susan Porter al 281-855-7235, o por correo electrónico, [email protected] para re-servar una hora de adoración. Preescolar S.E.E.D.S. Los servicios educacionales de Santa Elizabeth (S.E.E.D.S), es un programa católico de preescolar desarrollado apropiadamente para atender niños desde dieciocho meses hasta cinco años de edad. Nuestra programa provee una educación completa en un espíritu de exploración y descubrimiento a través de clases especiales de música, movimiento, Español, Biblia y laboratorio de ciencias, con opcio-nes de tres y cinco días a la semana. Si está interesa-do en inscribir a su niño en nuestro programa, o ne-cesita más información, contacte la oficina al 281-855-2503. Ofrecemos recorridos a su conveniencia. www.seedsrootedinlove.com San Vicente de Paul La Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul es una organi-zación seglar católica inspirada por los valores del Evangelio, que en la tradición de su fundador, el Beato Frederic Ozanam (1813-1853), y de patrón, San Vicente de Paul (1581-1660), fomenta el creci-miento espiritual de sus miembros, mediante el servi-cio de persona a persona a los pobres y necesita-dos. Sus miembros, conocidos como Vicentinos, provienen de todos los estratos étnicos, culturales, sociales y edades. Deseamos invitarte a que te unas a otros parroquianos en la tarea de ayudar a los menos afortunados de nuestra parroquia y co-munidad, asistiéndoles en sus necesidades. Para preguntas relacionadas con este ministerio, favor de llamar a nuestra oficina al (281) 463-4560 o enviar un correo electrónico a [email protected] .


Continued from front page…. I have prayed to the Lord to see your godly faces and I have perse-vered in prayer until I have been granted this — for I hope to greet you, as a prisoner in Christ Jesus, if only I am found worthy to reach the end of my journey. Things have begun well and all now depends on my receiving the grace to reach my goal and receive my inheritance unhindered. But I fear your love for me and I fear the harm it can do me: it is so easy for you to do what you want and so hard for me to reach God if you do not spare me your help. You habitually do what pleases God: do what pleases him now and not what pleases men. I shall never have a better opportunity of reaching God, and you will never have the opportunity of performing a better act than now, by keeping silence. If you remain silent, I shall become the word of God; but if your love of my physical life makes you speak, I shall be nothing but a meaningless cry. Grant me nothing more than this: that I should be poured out to God, while an altar is still ready for me. Form yourselves into a chorus of love and sing praise to the Fa-ther in Christ Jesus for permitting this bishop of Syria to be sum-moned from the place of the sun’s rising to the sunset lands. Just as the sun sets only to rise again, how good it is to set to this world, to set and then to rise in God.

Secular Discalced Carmelites The family of Discalced Carmelites includes Carmelite Friars, Carmelite Nuns, and large numbers of Laity, married and single, who share in the Carmelite charism of living a life of contemplative prayer at the service of the Church. Please join us for Our Lady of Mount Carmel Celebration on Saturday, July 21 at St. Theresa Catholic Church, 6622 Haskell, Houston, TX 77007. Noon Luncheon in Fellowship Hall, followed by Marian prayer & readings RSVP and more Information: [email protected]

Family Day Update

Our parish family day went very well and everyone left so happy, in fact, some wanted to stay even longer. All in all there were about eighty people (counting children) which included our Focolare families and focolarine. It was just a joyful day for everyone. The theme was on the Art of Lov-ing in Family Life with personal experiences. People loved the experiences because they help in showing how to live that point. In the afternoon the families played games that caused them to work together. Parents were having as much fun as the kids

playing with their children and all the others there. We look forward to having another day like this in the future.

Prayer for the Family O God of goodness and mercy,

to Thy fatherly guidance we commend our family,

our household and all our belongings.

We commit all to Thy love and keeping; do Thou fill this house

with Thy blessings even as Thou didst fill

the holy House of Nazareth with Thy presence.

Amen.


Continued from page 2... This period of Ordinary Time lasts until the day before Ash Wednesday, which is Shrove Tuesday. This portion of Ordinary Time focuses on the childhood of Jesus and then on the public ministry of Christ.

Season after Pentecost or Ordinary Time

after Pentecost The second portion of Ordinary Time begins after Pentecost and is much longer than the first. This second peri-od of Ordinary Time lasts from the day after Pentecost through the final day before Advent. Because this portion of Ordinary Time occurs after the celebrations of Jesus’s Passion, Resurrection, and Ascension, this segment of Ordinary Time is focused on the Age of the Church. The Age of the Church is the age we live in now, the time that exists be-tween the Age of the Apostles and the second and last coming of Christ for which we are preparing. This period of Ordinary Time is also focused on Christ’s reign as King of kings; the Feast of Christ the King caps off the season of Ordinary Time as the final Sunday before Advent begins.

Don’t forget to make your pledge to the Diocesan Services Fund. The DSF supports numerous apostolates and works of mercy throughout the Archdio-cese of Galveston-Houston.

Our parish is already off to a good start, surpassing last’s year’s pledges up to this point. Over five hundred families of SEAS have already made a pledge. Won’t you join them?

For more information go to: http://www.archgh.org/DSF/. Pledge envelopes are also available at the parish office.


On Saturday, June 16, 2018, in the CLC, the ACTS ministry we will be show-ing the movie, CLARE and FRANCIS, an exceptional portrayal of the lives of two of the most beloved saints in the Catholic Church. This epic film tells the remarkable and moving story of St. Clare and St. Francis of Assisi. Clare, the daughter of a patrician family, and Francis, the son of a rich merchant, leave all to follow Christ. Both founded major reli-gious orders and the stories of their lives continue to inspire today. Don’t miss this opportunity to gather for fellowship, entertainment, refresh-ments, and to be moved by the amazing stories of St. Clare and St. Fran-cis! Additional Clare and Francis DVDs will be available for purchase and pro-ceeds will benefit the ACTS retreat scholarships. Food, Drinks and Snacks will be provided. Tickets are available in the SEAS church office for a donation of $5 per seat. Doors open up at 6:00 PM and the movie will start at 7:00 PM. Seats are limited so get them soon! For more information contact: Dolores Nevares @ 713-582-3100.


Thanksgiving After Mass St. Thomas Aquinas Lord, Father all-powerful and ever-living God, I thank You, for even though I am a sinner, your unprofitable servant, not because of my worth but in the kindness of your mer-cy, You have fed me with the Precious Body & Blood of Your Son, our Lord Jesus Christ. I pray that this Holy Communion may not bring me condemnation and punishment but forgiveness and salva-tion. May it be a helmet of faith and a shield of good will. May it purify me from evil ways and put an end to my evil passions. May it bring me charity and patience, humility and obedience, and growth in the power to do good. May it be my strong defense against all my enemies, visible and invisible, and the perfect calming of all my evil impuls-es, bodily and spiritual. May it unite me more closely to you, the One true God, and lead me safely through death to everlasting happiness with You. And I pray that You will lead me, a sinner, to the banquet where you, with Your Son and holy Spirit, are true and per-fect light, total fulfillment, everlasting joy, gladness without end, and perfect happiness to your saints. grant this through Christ our Lord, AMEN. Prayer for our Country God, our Father, giver of life, We entrust our nation to your loving care. Your are the rock on which this nation was founded. You alone are the true source of our cherished rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Reclaim this land for your glory and dwell among your people. Send your spirit to touch the hearts of our nation’s leaders. Open their minds to the great worth of human life and the responsibilities that accompany human freedom. Remind your people that true happiness is rooted in seeking and doing your will. Through the intercession of Mary Immacu-late, patroness of our land, grant us the courage to reject the “culture of death”. Lead us into a new millennium of life. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. AMEN.

Would you like to memorialize a loved one or offer a gift of thanksgiving to God in gratitude for graces re-ceived? You are invited to consider sponsoring the altar flowers for a weekend. Weekly sponsorship is $250, and will include a mention of your intention in the bulletin. Please contact Patti Bergholtz at 281-463-7878.

Annual Garage Sale: July 20 and 21

We accept jewelry, toys, shoes, tools, furniture, elec-tronics, bikes, crafts; office, home and kitchen supplies and décor and more. We also accept clean clothes and hangers! We do not accept large TV’s (unless digital, flat screen), baby cribs, undergarments, or mat-tresses. Donation drop-off in the CDH: July 1 – 19

Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Weekend: 8:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.

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Free Entry Furniture pickup: Call Kathy (English) 713-560-1729, or Rosa (Spanish) 832-557-8948 to schedule pickup in mid-July. For more information or to volunteer: (English) Barbara 832-541-5114 or Claudia 281-726-1691; (Spanish) Rosa 832-557-8948 Kathy 832-329-2118; (Vietnamese) Jack-ie 713-542-1566. To volunteer, click on the VR Code or log in to www.SignUpGenius.com and search for: [email protected]


Army Salvador E. Zapata, Christopher Porras, Kristin Baron, Juan Vega Jr. Jessie H. Treviño II, Jesse Sinfuentes, Henry García, Gilbert Álvarez, Michael Wright, Ray Banda, Manny Hernández, Jim Branson, Joshua A. Chavira, Richard Christie, Melissa Comiskey, David García, Antonio R. Delgado, Mike Fitzgerald, Ky V. Truong, John García, Jack Longmire, Chris Lawrence, Gabriel de la Garza, Juan Manuel, Matthew O’Dowd, Marc Maziarz, Joshua Salsgiver, Tim Woods, James Scherwitz, Matthew Soileau, Tony Thompson, Michael Carty, Jessie H. Treviño, Christian Urena, Danny Morales, Jerry Morales, Joshua A. Treviño, Michael Hori, Scott Pfirman, Timothy Soto, David Freeman, Cameron J, Saltus, Trevor Marshall, Daniel Pruitt, Joseph Nadasky, Roosevelt Harris, Christina González, Evan Adams, Janet González, Alberto Moreno, Victor Delgado, Luis Rosales, Sgt. Christopher Farías, Louis Hendershot, Jr. Rudy Banda III, Elvia Ayala, Manuel James López,

Andy Huayamave, Sarah Campo, Maximilian Klein, Sgt. Epigmenio Gómez Jr., Chris Figeria, Alexis Roman, Hunter Thigpen, Marco Hernandez, Thomas Stovall, Jorge Rodolfo Cantu Darien Moore Dillan Lee Mordecai Sgt. Erich J. Frankiewicz Frank Gabriel Padilla Navy Jessica López, Matthew Rodríguez, A.J. Edwards, Joe Vaughn, Christopher McMullin, Linsum Flores, Michael Fruggiero, Chris Rode, Stuart Marshall, Gabriela San Martin, Jason Rodríguez, Mark Riddle, Raymond J. Reyes, Cristian Shirl, Sean V. Saluzzi, Thomas Roche, Justin J. Trudeau, William Wilkerson, Paul Zielinski, Candy Flores, Jonathan Hyacinth, Alejandro Alatorre, Jonathan Young, Sean G. McBeth, Justin Ryan Keyser, Patricia Meehan. Donovan Angevine Marines Brad Harless, Zachary Bond, Adam Garcia, Marvin Boruca, Kleber Villalva, Frank Campos, Omar García, Stefan Barcik, Steven E. Jiménez, Patrick Lambert, Stephen Mayeaux,

Randall T. Schindler, Jimy Perafan Peter Tate Jr., Vincent Flores, Albert García, Jason Wood, Joseph Mooney, Hunter W. Moffitt, Anetor Asibor, Albert García , Sergio Perez, Keith Breeckner, Ricky Isaac Hernández, Vinny Escobar, Ryan Foley, Victor Carrión-Martínez, Christopher Unger, Kidany Vaquero, Ryan DeKay, Codie M. Barnett, Sherry L. Sola, Kevin Flores, Matthew Araiza, Jakob Murray Lysias Jovian Maciel Air Force Coy Daniel Incaprera, Christie Scherwitz, Phillip M. Doria, David Nordel, Vincent Becklund, David Harrison, Robert N. Lobit, Sean Huggins, Dennis J. Morosin, Don Sarmiento, Raphael Ashe, Kenzie O’Leary, Tsg.Srg. Don Park, Nathalie Rodríguez, David Anthony, Nathalie Huayamave, Nelvin Rodríguez, Maurice James Hardy II, Ricardo Villalva Jr. Daniel Ariza National Guard Camilo Orozco, Ed Dextraze, Tony Nies, Jerry Torres, Kevin Westlund, Cynthia Tobon

Monday, June 11 6:30 a.m. Ernesto M. Manzarares 9:00 a.m. Salvador Lopez 7:00 p.m. Dennise & Juan C. Hervert

Tuesday, June 12

6:30 a.m. Frank Jr. & Josephine Coselli 9:00 a.m. Leslie Arleux 7:00 p.m. Angela Sapon

Wednesday, June 13

6:30 a.m. Henry 9:00 a.m. Mary Dean 7:00 p.m. Katarina Ostrun 7:30 p.m. Jimena Barajas

Thursday, June 14

6:30 a.m. Jeffrey Arnold 9:00 a.m. Gabriela Silva 7:00 p.m. Juan & Avelina Obmaces

Friday, June 15

6:30 a.m. For all in need 9:00 a.m. Libia Gomez 7:00 p.m. Francisco Mares

Saturday, June 16

9:00 a.m. Christina Borsos 5:00 p.m. Demetrio & Aurora Asistio 6:30 p.m. Roberto Elizondo Suarez 8:00 p.m. Francisco Mares

Sunday, June 17

7:00 a.m. Hubert & Marion Ricard 8:30 a.m. Kenneth Frey

10:30 a.m. Pro Populo 12:15 p.m. Holly Rigoulot

2:00 p.m. Felipe Medina 5:30 p.m. Albert C. Baroski 7:30 p.m. Salvador Villegas


Let us Pray for God’s Healing for all the Sick (A) Luis Acosta, Rita Aguilar, Manuel Alvarez, Dave Anderson, Jan Arnold, Kathryn Arnst, Jack Aultman, Vicenta Avellaneda, Kristy Anders, Dezmond Allan (B) Marie Borelli, Don Barnes, Estefano Bermejo, Carmen Vazquez Blanco, Anita Blomberg, Laure Boconvi, Lin Boehlert, Maria Borrero, Anita Bernardo, Mike Bragg, Ashley Blevins, Mr. & Mrs. Boctor, Denise Blonstein (C) Humberto Fabian Caballero, Fabian Cabrello, Carolina Cabrello, Cristian Neil Caballero, Juan Antonio Cabrera, Sarah Callans, Diane Calzado, Lu-cia Angela Carbone, Ricardo Castaneda III, Margarita Castano, Sally Castro, Yok Chang, Henry Chang, Maria Elena Chavez, Chavez-Vargas Family, Gilberto S. Cisneros, Elizabeth Cisneros, Victor H Cisneros, Kayson Clay, Maria Colon, Erin Conney, Mike and Julie Cook, Edward Costello Jr., Michael Alfred Crewell, Grant Cruise Family, Emmanuel Cubillos, Remedios Cuevas, David Colbalt, (D) Vuong (David) Minh Dao, Alex Diaz, Luis Enrique Diaz, John Doll, Mary Dorelli, Dale Le Duc, Bobby Duenas, Marlene Dunlap, Gertrude Dunlap, Marlon Dunlap, Debbie Dunn, Maria Duran, Tony D’Alessandro, Martin Dunlap, Maggie Debenedette, Josephine De la Garza, Jaime De la Garza (E) Faye Edwards, Marisa Ehrig, Luis Madico Escudero, Isabel Escamilla (F) Sgt. Christo-pher Farias, Jody Ferguson, Steve Flannery, Jonhy Francisco, Yorley Frias, Samuel Fuentes, AA Fuentes III, (G) Joseph Gallagher, Gerard Gallegos, Jonahs Galloway, Victoria Alana Garcia, Juan Alberto Garcia, Rosa Garcia, Lydia Ann Garcia, Elizabeth Gard-ner, Homer Garza, Gene Gessert, Kelly Gillespie, Mariana De Jesus Gonzalez, Nelly Abby Gonzalez, John A Guillespie, Roland Gus-man, Mrs. Estera Guitierrez, Fabian Guittierez, Victoria Gomez, Shawn Genning,(H) Caroline Hallford, Milton Hanas, Renee Hanna, Bob & Francis Hartnett, Joyce Hennessy, Olivia Hernandez, Shirley Harris, Amy Diaz Hinojosa, (J) Jessica Jacobson, Cecilia Jimenez, Dana Jones, Gene Juranka, Jenell, Mario Jardin, John Jones (K) Elih Kars, Megan Kelly, Sharon Kettner, Lane Kimble, Gene Kimble, Douglas K. James Kowis, (L) Netta Laird, Scott Laird, Jose Lara, Carlos Humberto Bolivar Lara, Christian Lebanc, Mike Leditin, Julio Lezama, Doug Lidiak, Gary Lindig, Stanley Loziek, Mitchell Lyon, Zee Lee, Harper Lee (M) Ines Madice, Agustin Madona, Gerardo Madrigal, Kevin Malanaphy, Adelaida Maldonado, Judy Mamaclay, Karen Berenice Margarito, Evelyn Marinas, Roy Martin, Brad-ley Martinez, David Martinez, Emily Martinez, Walter Mayko, Lia McLean, Karlin Medlin, Noah Medlin & family, Nelson Mejia, Carol Melz, Nenita Mendiola, Rudy Mendoza, Frank Meyer, Lilvon Michael, Byron Michael, Manuela Alicia Ortiz Molina, Jose Manuel Monreal, Lamar Montalvo, Sergio Montoya, Margie Morales, Sandra Morales-Negron, Drake Motolet, Jeanne Marie Matthews, Lesley Marroquin, Jackie Mitchem, Lola Morris, Juanita Millender, Danny Mitchell, Luis Madico (N) Ryan Naulty, Virginia Neiser, Mary Neminach, Vicky Nevares, Andres Nevares, Alpha Newgene, Shirley Ngang, Gam Thi Nguyen, Janell Noeth, Rosa L. Nietes, John & Chidera Ndubuisi, Butin Ngim (O) Rodolfo Ocampo, Julie Ojonta, Leonor Orozco, Danna Paola Osollo, (P) Melanie Pear-son, Julian Gregory Pearson, Maria Antonia Medina Perez, Robert D. Perez, Robert A. Perez, Lisa Peterson, Benjamin Poblete, Bob-by Prize, Ofelia Padilla, (Q) Jeannine Quintero, (R) Doris Ramirez, Robert Ramirez, Rodolfo E. Ramirez Jr., Chris Ramirez, Nery Ran-da, Jerrene Randall, Jack Randall, Valentin Rangel, Olga Sarahi Reyna, Joel Rivera, Lynette Roberts, Mark Rodriguez, Olefia Ro-driguez, Sidney Rojo, Marcela Ramirez Roldan, Jose Rosas, Oralia Rosas, Familia Montes Ruiz, Robinson Family, Michael Randall (S) Gisela Sachs, Elizabeth Salas, Judge Deborah Sanchez, Jose Santistevan, Marie Sauceda, Lee A. Sauseda, Khris Scherwitz, Mary Jane Schillinger, Evan Schuessler, Lupita Scotka, Tommy Sebesta, Daniel Shay, Mrs. D. Florence Sicola, Johnny Sicola, Jose Sion, Amelia Soarces, Bob Sommers, Mariana Soto, Jo Stewart, Fred Stoehr, Thomas Stovall, Hanna Stoval, Gloria Schulze, Maverick Schwantzenlaug, Sandy Stephenson, Isabel Saucedo, Dan Schuessler, Esther De la Garza Salazar(T) Dolores Tallman, Verneta Thomas, Martha Toledo, Claude Tournay, John Trevino, David Turilli, Silvia Tellez (V) Dioselvia Lozano de Vargas, Jose Vargas, Gua-dalupe Vasquez, Edith Vazquez, Linda Villanueva, Nemer Antonio Portccarrero Villagra Dang V. Vo, Mr. & Mrs. Vences, Mckenzie Valentine, Ashley Vleins, (W) Jim Wade & Jamie Wade, Ashley Wade, Nancy Wannamaker, Claire Way, Bob Way, Irma Guada-lupe Westry, Wilder Family, Marshall Williamson, Mike Wilson, Mary Wilson, Gale Winberley, Sabrina Way, (Y) Leora Yanda (Z) Gilber-to Zamora, Leticia Zarzoza, Leo Zerguche, Victoriano Zamudio, and all others who also need our prayers. If you know anyone who is sick or in need of prayer support, please call 281-463-7878. Comuníquese al teléfono anterior si conoce algún enfermo que necesita el apoyo de la oración de nuestra familia parroquial.

Altar Flowers

Would you like to memorialize a loved one or offer a gift of thanksgiving to God in gratitude for graces received? Fresh flowers are prepared for the al-tar each week, to beautify the church and to glorify God. You are invited to consider sponsoring a weekend. Weekly sponsorship is $250, and will include a mention of your intention in the bulletin. Please contact Patti Bergholtz at 281-463-7878.

Almighty and Eternal God, You are the everlast i ng health of those who bel ieve i n You.

Hear us for Your s ick servant (N...) for whom we implore the a i d

of Your tender mercy, that being restored to bod i ly health,

he (she) may g ive thanks to You i n Your Church.

Through Christ our Lord.

The Diocesan Services Fund (DSF) helps all of us fulfill Christ’s mission here on earth by supporting those pro-grams and services that cannot be accomplished by one parish alone. More than 60 programs receive all or part of their funding from DSF and all funds are spent within Archdiocesan boundaries. For more information, go to www.archgh.org/dsf and click on the DSF logo or call the Development Department at 713-652-4417.

Prayer for the Sick D.S.F.


Parish Office 281-463-7878

Pastor Rev. Stephen B. Reynolds

Parochial Vicar Rev. Antonio Ortiz

Parochial Vicar Rev. Gregory Tran, C.R.M.

Parochial Vicar Rev. Preston Quintela

Deacons German Godoy Peter Tuu Hoang Tom Jeffers

Gilbert Johnson Chuck Pennell Alfonso Sosa

Managerial Administrator Deacon German Godoy

Director of Finance Linh Nguyen

Director of Liturgy & Music Carmen Delgado

Director of Religious Education Becki Brumbaugh

Director of Spanish Ministries Lucia Rueda

Director of Vietnamese Ministries Deacon Peter Tuu Hoang

Director of Family Life Nadia Jara

Director of Adolescent Catechesis & Evangelization

Donna Worley

Youth Apostolate Andrew Schuelke

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Parish Office Hours Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m.

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ST. BARNABAS JUNE 11 A Jew, born in Cyprus and named Joseph, he sold his property, gave the proceeds to the Apostles, who gave him the name Barnabas, and lived in common with the earliest converts to Christianity in Jerusalem. He persuaded the community there to accept Paul as a disciple, was sent to Antioch, Syria, to look into the community there, and brought Paul there from Tarsus. When a dispute arose regarding the observance of the Jewish rites, Paul and Barnabas went to Jerusalem, where, at a council, it was decided that pagans did not have to be circumcised to be baptized. Later on, Barnabas returned to Cyprus with Mark, his cousin; nothing further is heard of him in the Scriptures. Barnabas was probably stoned to death at Salamis about the year 61.

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