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St . Mary Cathol ic Church 1998 Hwy 412 East /PO BOX 118 S i loam Springs , AR 72761
Pastor : Fr . Salvador Márquez -Muñoz Deacon: Salvador Zavala
Parish Off ice : 479 -524-8526 Fax: 479-524-5677
Email : s tmaryss@centuryte l .net www.stmarysi loamsprings .com
General Mass Schedule
Saturdays (English) 4:30 PM
Sundays (English) 9:00 AM
(Spanish) 12:00 PM
(Spanish) 2:30 PM
Mondays NO MASS
Tuesdays (Eng) 12:00 PM
Wed. (s) (Spanish) 7:00 PM
Thurs. (s )(English ) 8:30 AM
Fridays (English) 8:30 AM
1st Fridays (Spanish) 7:00 PM
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Inside The Bulletin
Adoration Times
T u e sd a y 1 2 : 3 0 P M—8 P M
Thursday 1:00 PM—9:00PM
Sunday 3:30 PM — 7:30 PM
First Friday 8:00 PM 9:30 PM
Nocturnal (Spanish)
9:30 PM — 5:00 AM
Office Hours
Mon thru Fri 9AM - 3:00PM
Office of Faith Formation
Hours
Tues and Thurs 9 AM - 12 PM
Parish Life Coordinator
Mon ,Wed, Fri 9–12
Confession
Saturday 3:30PM - 4:15PM
Sunday 11:00AM - 11:45 PM
Or By Appointment
St. Mary’s Parish Mission Statement
We are a Catholic community of believers, rich in
tradition and growing in diversity.
We provide a barrier free environment in which
parishioners of all ages and cultures share the
same faith, theology, sacramental and liturgical
celebrations, instruction and other social and spiri-
tual events.
This enables us to connect with the world in which
we live by proclaiming the Gospel through our ac-
tions , words and prayers.
30th Sunday in Ordinary Times October 25, 2015
Briana Vargas
Susie Haywood
Norbert Wick
Jim Woods
Axel Mujica Ayala
Olivia & Gary Dieker
Ron Chouinard
Dc. Salvador Zavala
Bernalda ValentinVega
Mariana García
Ardani Vinicio Bautisa
Jacqueline Alvarez
Estela del la Cruz
Bernice Higley
Barbara Condron
Marcus de la Cruz
Maria Teresa Buezo
Lydia Bolen
John Guss
Don Dennis
Regina Dieker-Kay
David Clubb George Calderon Buddy Duffield Melissa Pohlmeier Ivan Surcouf Salvador & Maria Jacobo
Sonia E. Marquez
Holly Beeman
Ellen Goff
Barbra Jackson
Kathryn Grant
Thomas Carlos
Lynda Mulkyn
Manuel Martinez
Lucy Meza
Victoria Rodriguez
Angelica de la Cruz
Charisse de la Cruz
Josefina Sanchez
Dannie Womack
Theresa Henderson
Mike Frawley
Fernando Serrano
Edith Gomez
Michelle Paveo
Nicole Kaminsky
Judy Omo
Peggy Hill
Delia M. Marquez
Donald Bayer
Keep praying for other
members of our church
that are in need!
Saturday 24 Special
Sunday 25
9 AM For the Parish 12:00 PM Zeferino Roman & Lorenzo Tarin 2:30 PM Guadalupe Figueroa
Tuesday 27 Special
Wed. 28 Jose Luis Gonzales
Thurs. 29 For the Parish
Friday 30 All Souls
Saturday 31 For the
Parish
Sunday 01
9 AM All Souls 12:00 PM All Souls 2:30 PM For the Parish
We have New CD in the vestibule of
“ How to Get the Most out of Mass”
Dr. Scott Hahn takes us through the
awesome grandeur of the Holy Sacri-
fice of the Mass, from the entrance
song to the dismissal. With great clarity,
he takes us through a basic outline of
the structure of the Mass, explaining
how to Sacred Liturgy transforms
the ordinary into the extraordinary
and the earthly into the heavenly. A
must-have the every Catholic and
non-Catholic who wants to know
what the Mass is all about. The CD’s
cost 3 dollars that can be deposited in
the stand where the CD’s are. If you
want to pay it with a check, make them
payable to St. Mary’s Church.
ALL NOVEMBER MASS
INTENTIONS WILL BE
FOR ALL SOULS DECEASED.
THE BOOK OF THE DEAD WILL BE IN
THE VESTIBULE FOR YOU TO WRITE
THE NAMES OF YOUR DECEASED
LOVED ONES FOR THE MASSES IN NO-
VEMBER.
The Diocese of Little Rock is inviting
men who believe they are being called to
be deacons to begin discerning the voca-
tion. For those interested in discerning
their calling further, you can attend the
meeting at St. Raphael Church in
Springdale on Tuesday, Nov. 17 at
6:00 pm.
Sat– Oct. 31-4:30 pm Em’s – Ardus Jackson & Diana Harshbarger
Lector– Maryette Womack
Altar Servers – John Harris & Blaise Becan
Ushers - Ivan & Paul
Sun. Nov. 1- 9:00 am EM’s -*Carol Onstott, Rachael
Beck & Jan Hanson
Lector– Dan Stockman
Altar Servers – Justin Clayberg & Anaka
Buxton Ushers - Jackson Stickels & Luke Clayberg
“May those around them recognize that every person is a good and
perfect gift and treat them accordingly”
Introducing Lectio Divina into our Prayer Life: If you are tired of looking for a method to pray; if don’t know which is the right method of prayer; if you have you tried to pray with the Bible, but then it seems to be too overwhelming, then you are in the right place. Pope Benedict
and Pope Francis called us to learn more about our Catholic Faith and to nourish our prayer life with Sacred Scripture. Do not miss this opportu-nity. Come and learn on the Theological Virtues through the Eyes of Lectio Divina. Will be pre-sented By Rev. Randy Soto, SThD New Testament Professor of Kenrick Seminary in St Lois, MO. Will be here in St. Mary Church on November,
Saturday 14th, 2015 at 6pm at no cost, FREE!!! . You only need to bring your Bible. The ap-plications are in the vestibule after you fill it out just deposit it in the treasure box here in our church.
Please join: APUFRAM International
and Fr. Emil Cook on October 30,
2015 to learn of the progress and prob-
lems in HONDURAS as we continue to
support and educate the poorest of the
poor in that country. We are trying to
make a better life for the children so
they will not need to attempt the dan-
gerous journey to the U.S. to seek asy-
lum. Will be at:
Café Amici at 1:00 pm at 98 Clubhouse
Dr. Bella Vista, AR 479-270-5040
A Q Chicken House at 6:00pm at 1925
N. College Fayetteville, AR 479-443-
7555
Knights of Columbus are sell-ing raffle tickets to raise money for the seminarians of the Diocese of Little Rock.
Prize is 2016 Chevrolet Colo-rado. Tickets are $10.00 each.
The parish community of St. Edward
Catholic Church invites you to a very spe-
cial conference on The Holy Shroud of
Turin on Saturday, November 21, 2015 9
am. to 12 pm. Presented by Professor Adolfo
Leon Orozco. Join us as Professor Leon
Orozco unlocks the mysteries of the Shroud
for us, guides us through the history of the
Shroud, what science has discovered
and how it reaffirms and strengthens
our faith in the Resurrection. Reserve
your spot today-seating is limited! For
more information or to RSVP, please call
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If you would like to donate Altar flowers for
any special occasion such as: Memory of loved
one, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings or just
donate to the flower fund; you can find the en-
velopes in the vestibule. Fill the envelope out
and drop it in the collection plate with in-
structions (if necessary) of drop it by the Parish
Office.
Announcements for the Bulletin: Need to be in by
9:00 AM on Wed morning send to
Parish Life Coordinator & Liturgical & Baptisms
Ministers Eva Torres call the church office.
Religious Education & Virtus: Leticia Zavala DFF
524-8526
Church Choir: Choir see Jan & Dave Lauderdale -
Sat Choir See Mary Joe Surcouf or Sue Erb
Church Secretary: Lety Bautista
Flowers for Mass: Contact Office or Diana /enve-
lopes are in the vestibule make checks to: St Mary
Altar .
Knights of Columbus: Contact Francisco Olguin 479-
228-3149
Marriages: Please, call Father Salvador at least 6
months in advance. If a prior marriage approxi-
mately 1 year.
Prayer Chain: Eric Robinson 501-772-9061 or
When You Lose Someone Precious: Call St. Mary’s
Parish and let us offer you support and comfort by
serving a luncheon after the funeral for your family
and friends. Call Marie Rollins 479-524-8642
Youth Ministry : Call Sheri Karp at 479-736-2663
Whenever Father Is Away And A Priest Is Needed,
Contact: St. Raphael’s Church, Springdale 479-756-
6711 (or) St Joseph's Church, Tontitown, 479-361-2612
RCIA– Contact the office or see David Lauderdale or
General $3,777.20
Second $ 724.00
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
"And many rebuked him, telling
him to be silent. But he kept calling out
all the more." The blind Bartimaeus was a
courageous fellow. Not only was he bold
enough to call out to Jesus who was pass-
ing by, but he also had the guts to keep on
calling, even when people were telling
him to be quiet. Clearly, this man knew
that he needed Jesus--and he wasn't
about to let popular opinion convince him
otherwise.
What were those people thinking
who tried to silence the poor beggar? Per-
haps they thought that Jesus was too
busy for a stop along the way. Maybe they
bought into the prevalent idea that Barti-
maeus' blindness was a punishment for
sin and that he was therefore a lost cause.
Or it could be that they were just annoyed
by his persistence. Whatever the case,
these folks tried to pressure Bartimaeus
into giving up. But he didn't. And the re-
ward for his steadfastness was priceless:
"Immediately he received his sight."
Immediately, that is, after he en-
countered Christ. But let's not forget that
he had to invest all that time and energy
earlier in order to arrive at that precious
encounter. And we may have to do the
same. Our persistence in prayer is often a
necessary first step to the gift of God's in-
tervention in our lives. We, like Barti-
maeus, may have to call out time and
time again, making our requests known to
Jesus even when it may seem he isn't
looking our way. We too may need to be
faithful in the face of doubters and detrac-
tors who tell us that our prayers are
pointless, that God doesn't really care, or
that we deserve to be stuck in our own
misery. Let us seek to be like this man
who heard Jesus say, "Your faith has
saved you."
2015 Liturgical
Publications
MARCH WITH THE PENQUINS
St. Bernard Women’s Club 28th Annual Holi-
day Bazaar November 7, 2015 8 am – 2 pm.
Will be at 1 Saint Bernard Lane Bella Vista just
off Hwy 340. Holiday Crafts and Boutique Hostess
Gifts and Stocking Stuffers Baked Goods and
“Trinkets and Treasures” Breakfast and Lunch
will be served
Readings for the Week of October 25, 2015
Sunday: Jer 31:7-9/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52
Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18-21
Wednesday: Eph 2:19-22/Lk 6:12-16
Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39/Lk 13:31-35
Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Lk 14:1-6
Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Lk 14:1,
7-11
Next Sunday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-
12a
