Vision Statement

St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception is a Catholic Community of Believers called to serve Christ by gathering together at the Lord’s Table in worship and praise, by serving our brothers and sisters in Christ, and by being a welcoming beacon of light to all. We are many parts, yet one body in Christ.

St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Archdiocese of Galveston Houston

816 Park Dr. La Porte, Texas 77571 281-471-2000 Fax:281-471-9365

Website:www.stmaryslaporte.com E-mail:stmaryslpcc@sbcglobal.net Parish Office Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 am-12:00 Noon 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm

Sacrament of Baptism Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st Sunday of the month. Classes are held on the 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each month. Please come by the Parish Office to register or call for more information. Reconciliation The Sacrament of Penance is offered on Saturdays, from 4:30p.m. to 5:30p.m. or by appointment. Sacrament of Marriage Please contact the Parish Office at least (6) six months prior to your desired wedding date to arrange a meeting with Father Tony or one of the Deacons. If you want a Mass, you must call Father Tony. Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Are you a non-Catholic who is interested in joining the Catholic faith? Are you a baptized Catholic who has never received the sacraments of 1st Communion and Confirmation? If your answer is yes to either of these questions, call the Parish Office. Sacrament of First Reconciliation/First Communion First Reconciliation/Communion candidates must be baptized, at least in the second grade, and have been attending CCE classes for at least TWO full years prior to entering into sacramental preparation. Adults will be referred to the RCIA program. Sacrament of Confirmation Confirmation is a separate more intensive examination of the faith and our responsibilities as practicing Catholics. Confirmands will meet once per month in addition to attending Life Teen faithfully, both one full year prior to the beginning Sacramental preparation and during the preparation year (no more than three absences either year). Parents/Sponsors will also be required to attend once per month meetings. Confirmation candidates must have previously received the Sacraments of Baptism and First Holy Communion. A habit of attending weekly Mass is required for both years. Please, note the above represents the minimum requirements. Adults will be referred to the RCIA program.

Eucharistic Celebrations Saturday: 6:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. (Spanish) 4:00 p.m. Life Teen Mass

St. Joseph’s Chapel Monday (No Mass) Tuesday – 12:00 noon Wednesday – 6:30pm Thursday, & Friday – 8:30 a.m.

Parish Staff Rev. Tony A. Castro, Pastor Deacon Hector Cantu Deacon Julio Matallana Deacon Stan Avallone Bookkeeper-Nelda Shealy Bulletin/Sacramental Records– Cheryl Frobenius Maintenance– Steve Regan Parish Secretary-Debbie Heasty Receptionist-Peggy Holland C.C.E. Director-Shari Davis C.C.E. Coordinator - Graciela Lopez EDGE Coordinator-Randy Tercero Life Teen Director-Shari Davis

Weekly Goal $12,000.00

December 21 & 22, 2019 Sunday Collection $8,474.00

Christmas Collection ~ $6,085.00

Please note: You must be registered in our parish to receive a yearly Tax Statement. Registration forms for this year’s taxes are on the table near the main Church doors. 2020 Church Calendars are located at the doors of the Church. Cal-endars are available in both English and Spanish. Please take only one per family.

Saturday, January 4: 6:00pm Jane Shipp† By: Stanton Family

Sunday, January 5: Epiphany of the Lord 7:30am Luis Antonio Arambula† By: Robert & Diana Ortiz 10:00am Delia Lopez† By: Joe Lopez 12:30pm People of the Parish 4:00pm Charles Buren† Tuesday, January 7:

12:000pm Birthday Celebration for Lin Pfeiffer

Wednesday, January 8: 6:30pm Maria Nguyen† By: Family

Thursday, January 9: 8:30am Barbara Davis† By: FrobeniusFamily

Friday, January 10: 8:30am Marcus Edwards† By: Mary Edwards

Saturday, January 11: 6:00pm Julia Dautriel† By: Stanton Family

Sunday, January 12: 7:30am Maria Nguyen† By: Family 10:00am Nicholas Campos† By: Valencia Family 12:30pm People of the Parish 4:00pm Mary Pfeiffer † By: Paschal Family

IGNITE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Parish Goal $469,301.00

Amount Pledged: $225,590.95 (48.07 % of Goal)

Amount Paid: $70,813.24(15.09%) Total # of Participants 70

Our Faith, Our Mission Begins!

Addressing the Short and Long-term Needs of Our Church and those God calls us to serve.

All parishes in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston are joining together for the IGNITE Cam-paign. We seek to raise over $150 million over the next 4 years to prepare our faith family for the future. At its heart, this campaign is about supporting our future by focusing on our parishes, our future priests, Catholic Education and Faith Formation as well as Rebuilding in Light of Harvey and ensuring a future Disaster Fund.

Please prayerfully consider your commitment!

Spiritual Direction Feeling stuck in your faith? Deeper intimacy with Our Lord Is possible. With gentle en-couragement from a spiritual director and your commitment of 30-60 minutes a day you can enter into a deeper relationship with Our Lord than you ever thought possible. Spiritual direction can help you learn to pray better. In-terested in spiritual direction? Contact Tra-cy:stmarysrcia@yahoo.com.

Reminder... Bazaar Wrap Up Meeting

~ Everyone Welcome ~ This Tues. January 7th Rosary Hall, 7pm

Join us for a meeting to sharing and try to improve for next year. We will also pick a date for having our Appreciation Dinner.

St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception ~ Men’s Retreat ~

Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center January 10-12, 2020

Join us and make a difference to those whose life you touch every day!

Contact Hector Villarreal 281-470-9810 Ruben Salinas 713-858-0154

Dear parish family, Epiphany of the Lord Happy New Year! And Happy Feast of the Three Kings! As we say years ago. The Church named this feast the Epiphany of the Lord. The word Epiphany, derives from a Greek which means, “manifestation” or “to show forth.” The Magi, traditionally known to us as the three kings, coming from the East represent the pagan world that came to recog-nize and adore the new born savior. Thus, it signifies that this child is not only the savior and king of the Jews but of the whole world. He is a savior-king not only to the poor and simple shepherds but also to the wise, the rich and powerful. He is King of Kings, Lord of Lords of all. He manifests himself most especially to those who seek him like the Magi. The Magi or the Wise men in the gospel story are very important lesson for us. They are true examples of real seekers of the Savior. All their life was dedicated to seek and worship the true king of the world. Having seen the great sign from God, they didn’t mind the hardships and difficulties of the search. They didn’t care the weariness and dangers of the journey. They are indeed people of true convic-tion and firm beliefs. When they finally found the new born King, they were not taken aback, discouraged, nor have misgivings of what they saw – the child King was not in Royal splendor of the palace but instead was in the very lowly place. You can just imagine being a rich man who trav-eled a long way only to find what you are looking for in a humble place. But the Wise Men however were overjoyed even when they found the child in the place beyond their wildest expectation. What mattered to them was not the appearance or the place they found the child. But what really matters was the conviction that the search was over. They must be men of great humility and magnificent faith which triumph over human prejudices that counts only appearances. Their hearts responded faithfully to the touch of grace for they were not prejudiced and ready to concede to God whatever He chooses for His manifestation. Like the Magi let us not grow tired or weary or get discouraged when we find at times the will of God directing us to situations we do not expect or sometimes we even don’t like. Like the Magi what matters to us must be our faith, our beliefs and our convictions that God constantly is guiding us through. Like the Magi we must be clear to distinguish that the blessings of God are not judged by mere appearanc-es of things but by the conviction that one indeed see God in whatever circumstances. Like the Magi what should matter is our determination to worship the true Savior and bring him our gifts – gold of our love, the incense of our prayers and praise, the myrrh of our sacrifices and sufferings for His sake. May this New Year bring us peace, happiness and the graces we truly need. Blessings to all and have good week! Fr. Tony Querida familia parroquial, Epifanía del Señor ¡Feliz año nuevo! ¡Y feliz fiesta de los Reyes Magos! Como decimos hace años. La Iglesia llamó a esta fiesta la Epifanía del Señor. La palabra Epifanía, deriva de un griego que significa "manifestación" o "mostrar". Los Reyes Magos, tradicionalmente conocidos por nosotros como los tres reyes, que vienen del Este, representan el mundo pa-gano que llegó a reconocer y adorar al recién nacido. salvador. Por lo tanto, significa que este niño no solo es el salvador y el rey de los judíos sino también del mundo entero. Es un rey salvador no solo para los pastores pobres y simples, sino también para los sabios, los ricos y los poderosos. Él es rey de reyes, señor de señores de todos. Se manifiesta especialmente a aquellos que lo buscan como los magos. Los magos o los sabios en la historia del evangelio son una lección muy importante para nosotros. Son verdaderos ejemplos de buscadores reales del Salvador. Toda su vida estuvo dedicada a buscar y adorar al verdadero rey del mundo. Habiendo visto la gran señal de Dios, no les importaron las proezas y dificultades de la búsqueda. No les importaba el cansancio y los peligros del viaje. De hecho, son personas de verdadera convicción y creencias firmes. Cuando finalmente encontraron al Rey recién nacido, no se sorprendieron, ni se desanimaron, ni tuvieron dudas de lo que vieron: el niño Rey no estaba en el esplendor real del palacio, sino que estaba en el lugar más humilde. Puedes imaginarte ser un hombre rico que viajó mucho para encontrar lo que estás buscando en un lugar humilde. Pero los Sabios, sin embargo, se llenaron de alegría incluso cuando encontraron al niño en el lugar más allá de sus inimaginables expectativas. Lo que les importaba no era la apariencia o el lugar donde en-contraron al niño. Pero lo que realmente importa es la convicción de que la búsqueda había terminado. Deben ser hombres de gran hu-mildad y magnífica fe que triunfan sobre los prejuicios humanos que solo cuentan las apariencias. Sus corazones respondieron fielmente al toque de la gracia porque no tenían prejuicios y estaban dispuestos a concederle a Dios lo que Él elija para su manifestación. Al igual que los Magos, no nos cansemos, ni nos rindamos, ni nos desanimemos cuando encontremos que la voluntad de Dios nos dirige a situaciones que no esperamos o que a veces ni siquiera nos gustan. Al igual que los Magos, lo que nos importa debe ser nuestra fe, nuestras creencias y nuestras convicciones de que Dios nos guía constantemente. Al igual que los Magos, debemos ser claros para distin-guir que las bendiciones de Dios no se juzgan por la mera apariencia de las cosas, sino por la convicción de que uno realmente ve a Dios en cualquier circunstancia. Al igual que los Magos, lo que debería importar es nuestra determinación de adorar al verdadero Salvador y traerle nuestros regalos: oro de nuestro amor, el incienso de nuestras oraciones y alabanzas; y la mirra de nuestros sacrificios y sufrimientos por Su causa. Que este Año Nuevo nos traiga paz, felicidad y las gracias que real-mente necesitamos. ¡Bendiciones a todos y que tengan una buena semana! Fr. Tony

Please Pray For Our Troops and …

Rosie Hernandez, Ivan Guzman, Carlos Guzman, Julio Guzman, Nicholas Sturm, Mario Cano, George Hanson, Salvador Vasquez Jr., Cory Chaves, Stanley Sheehan, Raeyland, Ann DuBois, Calvin Jones, Tyrone Escayg, Mario Bustos, Bob Guio, Villie Jen Livingston, Judith Ibanez, Isabel Heredia, Lucila Rodriguez, Maria Roca, Trey, Rick Novak, Devon Tiffin, Bobby Hayes, Susan Tolley, Aaron Binkley, Jordon Binkley, Jennifer Dowing, Rene Lozano, Don Gore, Mike Holland, Craig Wade, Jennifer Wade, Bob & Barbara Jennings & Family, Dianne Lemons, Paula Lambright, Jennifer Minor, Dave & Cindy Schmitz, Faith A., Dennis, Peggy & Erica Hargens, Ruth Christian & Family, Chuck & Susan Thompson, Don & Allie Faye Mathews, Jeremy & Diana Cassidy & Family, Kendra Ramirez & Family, Charlie & Rosemarie Michna, Cathy & Bill Eberle, Yvonne Smeltzer & Family, Seth Permenter & Family, Katherine Reichley & Family, Rob N., Kristen C. Continue to Pray for Ladd Puskus, David Gonzalez, Vicki Farias, Nell Turk, Rosie Yznaga, Teresa Mills, Joe Lozano, Sr., Angeles Sullivan, Tim Hellstein, Leroy Marchan, Geraldine Christensen, Kathy Strader, Daniel Vasquez, Herlinda Robles, Rosa Harness, Randy Hanks, Maria Garcia, Jeanette Tilley, Christina Palacios, Marisol Leyva & family, Marisol Luna, Pete & Juanita Sanchez, Cynthia de la Cerda, Betty Flynn, Orville Burgess, Pat Riley, Edward Salinas, Marlene Orellana, Humberto Villalobos, Kathy McBride, Margaret Espinoza, Romela Nolan, Joe Bernal, Fr. Gary Rickles, Renee Cortez, Aurelia Hinojosa, Cathy Hanzelka, Msgr. Boli Zientek, Gayle Phillips, Jane Middleton, Rosa Reyes, Tom Noonan, Deacon Tom Lewis, Irene Templet, Preston Wolf, Lawretta Foots, Marcos Vasquez, Gavin Binkley, Clarence Lewis, Red Cornejo, Linda Jaramillo, Deacon Merce Leal, Sue Crockett, Joanne Jarrell, Ben Munoz, Diana Ortiz, Bob Davis, Janet Hoffpauir, Nick Martin, Barry Armstrong and those requesting prayer via our web site. Remember Our Shut-Ins Mary Boatman, Lydia Rubio, Trinidad Arrindon, Josie Funda, Soledad Hernandez, Elida Peterson, and those battling terminal illness and the residents of La Porte Care Center and Parson’s House Please Pray for the Repose of the Soul of Darrelle Frost Our Sympathy to Juanita Sanchez and family on the loss of her Brother-in-law, Darrelle

Please Note: Names on our “Please Pray For” list are left on for four weeks. If someone needs to be put back on the prayer list or added please call the Church Office.

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store St. Mary’s Church,816 Park Dr., LaPorte, TX Low-Low Prices

Clothing, Shoes, Houseware/Glassware, Hardware ~ New Merchandise Every Day ~

Hours: 9:00am to 11am Closed: Thursday & Sunday

All proceeds are used to help the needy in our community with their rent and utility bills. If you or someone you know, who lives in La Porte, is in need of assistance, please call or have them call the office to make an appoint-ment. We see clients on Tues. & Thurs. Thank You for Your Support! Don’t forget...our Resale Shop here at St. Mary’s is in need of volunteers. Able bodied Men and Women. You can pick any day you are able to work. If you are availa-ble to help out, please contact Norma @ 281-471-1752.

Upcoming Baptismal Dates January 5, February 2, March 1

Baptism classes are on the 2nd Tuesday of each month in English and the 3rd Tuesday of the month in Spanish @ 7pm. Baptisms are the first Sunday of the month after the 10am & 12:30pm Masses. If you are baptizing here, you need to fill out a registration form for your child’s baptism, and we will need to make a copy of their birth certificate from the state before you attend the class. If you do not live in La Porte, you must be a registered, active member of St Mary’s to baptize your child here. You cannot register in our parish only to baptize your child. Please come by or call the office to fill out the paperwork.

Grief Share Seminars St. Mary’s Samaritan Ministry Bereavement Support Team is currently hosting weekly Grief Share seminars. The meetings are 9:00 am to 10:30 am. Our upcoming weekly seminar topics are:

Christmas Break Jan 11 -- Lessons in Grief, Part 2 Jan 18 -- Heaven

Jan 25 -- What Do I Live for Now?

Join us if you are grieving the loss of a loved one. It is most beneficial to attend all of the sessions however each session is “self-contained”, so you do not have to attend in sequence and you will be able to pick up any session you missed in the next Grief Share seminar cycle. Pick up a brochure in the back or sides of the church doors for detailed information. For additional infor-mation please contact the Team Coordinator Nelda Shealy at neldashealysm@gmail.com. St. Mary’s Samaritan Ministry Bereavement Support Team is currently training facilitators. If you are interested in becoming a facilitator in this Ministry, please call Nelda Shealy at 281-471-2000.

FREE ESL CLASSES Will Resume Jan. 14, 2020

If you need additional information, please contact Hector or Brenda 281-470-9810.

Parish Events Calendar We now have a Parish Events Calendar posted on our website. If your ministry is holding a meeting or special event, please email the office and we will post it to the calendar.

To view go to www.stmaryslaporte.com

ALTAR FLOWERS Christmas Flowers on the Altar

To place flowers on the Altar during 2020, contact Rose Kolenc 713-202-3283 or rose_kolenc@yahoo.com.

FORMED... Incredible online gateway to the best Catholic Content, all in one place. Go to stmaryslaporte.formed.org to register. If you are having any trouble getting registered, or any other problems, please contact Tracy stmarysrcia@yahoo.com. She will contact you and walk you through the steps to regis-ter.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Lighthouse Catholic Media Kiosks… There are several books and DVD’s of infor-mational material designed to help us grow in our faith. Go by and check them out! We have a new Kiosk in the church office. They are also located at the back of the church and in Rosary Hall.

The Gabriel Project is designed to help women and teenagers who are in a crisis pregnancy. If you are in need of assis-tance or know someone who is, please contact Belinda @ 713-805-4961 or the Church Office.

St. Joseph’s Chapel Is God Calling You to spend one hour a week with Him in the New Year? We are in need of someone to fill the chapel hour on Wednesdays from 3-4pm. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held on Tuesday 12noon to Thursday 8:30am. If you would like to take an hour or be placed on the sub list, please call the

Weekly Readings Monday:1 Jn 3:22 — 4:6; Ps 2:7bc-8, 10-12a; Mt 4:12-17, 23-25 Tuesday:1 Jn 4:7-10; Ps 72:1-4, 7-8; Mk 6:34-44

Wednesday:1 Jn 4:11-18; Ps 72:1-2, 10, 12-13; Mk 6:45-52 Thursday:1 Jn 4:19 — 5:4; Ps 72:1-2, 14, 15bc, 17; Lk 4:14-22a Friday: 1 Jn 5:5-13; Ps 147:12-15, 19-20; Lk 5:12-16 Saturday:1 Jn 5:14-21; Ps 149:1-6a, 9b; Jn 3:22-30 Sunday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7; Ps 29:1-4, 3, 9-10; Acts 10:34-38; Mt 3:13-17

JANUARY 11 & 12, 2020 SATURDAY 6:00pm Altar Servers Andrew Nguyen, John Paul Nguyen Lector Debbie Wade Commentator Isabelle Salas Extraordinary Ministers Dennis Swenson, of the Eucharist Victoria Swenson SUNDAY-7:30am Altar Servers Jeremiah Arredondo, Jorge Arredondo Lector Neal Broussard Commentator Lisa Raymundo Extraordinary Ministers evarist Coryat, Dianne Gerdes of the Eucharist SUNDAY-10:00am Altar Server Isabella Melton, Sophia Melton Lector Eloy Lara Commentator Cindy Bremer Extraordinary Ministers Greg Bremer, Vanessa Lara of the Eucharist SUNDAY-12:30pm (Spanish) Altar Servers Alejandro Rodriguez, Victor E. Velasquez Lectors Juanita Velasquez, Marielena Constantivo Extraordinary Ministers Jose Gracia, Juany Gracia of the Eucharist SUNDAY-4:00pm Altar Servers Ean Lopez, Eli Lopez Lector Cecilia Lopez Extraordinary Ministers Jose Lopez, Rosie Molina of the Eucharist

In God's Image Radio Program A new Archdioce-san radio program, titled In God’s Image, is designed to focus on the inclusion of persons with disabilities, and their families, in the full life of the Church. Each show is only 15 minutes. Below are the radio stations and air times for In God’s Image followed by links to subscribe to the podcasts! In God's Image radio pro-gram, airing Sundays on: KWWJ-AM "Gospel 1360" at 5:30 a.m. KYOK 1140 AM (Conroe) at 6:45 a.m. KIKK 650 AM (CBS affiliate) at 9:00 a.m. KKHT 100.7 FM "The Word" at 2:30 p.m. Podcast links: For Apple devices: http://bit.ly/IGIPodcast-Apple For An-droid devices: http://bit.ly/IGIPodcast-Android Pro-Life Activities The Office of Pro-Life Activities of-fers various opportunities for healing after abortion. Interested individuals can attend one or all events de-pending on need and preference. For more infor-mation or to register for any of these programs, con-tact the Office of Pro-Life Activities at 713-741-8728 or email jkfritsch@archgh.org.

Rachel ‘s Vineyard Retreat A Catholic post-abortion healing retreat: For additional information or to register please call 713-741-8728 or 713-825-0649. All inquiries confidential.

Te invitamos a una Hora Santa en comunidad Todos los mièrcoles De 7-8 p.m.En la Capilla de San Josè. Para más información Puedes comunicarte con Marta y Reino Fernández 832-985-1799

Los Testigos del Poder de Dios Nuestra Asamblea de Oración les invita a reunirse como hermanos en Cristo para ALABAR, BENDECIR, y GLORIFICAR a nuestro Dios, Padre, Hijo y Espiritu San-to. Vengan pequenos y grandes todos los viernes de 7:30-9:00p.m. en la capilla de San Jose.

RCIA… Classes Resume Jan. 9th (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

Who should do the full RCIA program? If you are not baptized or were baptized in another Christian denomination and are interested in possibly becoming Catholic, RCIA is for you. If you are a baptized Catholic adult who needs First Holy communion and confirmation, then you should attend RCIA to receive those sacraments. Coming once (or twice… or more) obligates you to NOTHING. For additional information about RCIA call the office or email Tracy, stmarysr-cia@yahoo.com.

Bible Study Rules… You can come if you don’t come every week. Bible study is to help YOU grow in your faith. Of course, we’d like to see your smiling fact (or your grumpy fact, that’s ok too.) every week, but if you can’t come every week, you are still welcome to participate.

Walk Through the Mass Bible Study Starting January 9th

This study is open to everyone in the Parish. Thursdays 6-9pm. Join us in St. Mary’s Hall Conference Room.

EPIC/ The Early Church Bible Study Next Week Sunday 5:15pm -7:30 Rosary Hall

Wednesday 9:15-11:15am Parish Hall Conf. Rm EPIC: The early Church. Discover the amazing story of the first 500 years of Church history - a time filled with courageous Saints, brilliant philosophers, eloquent theologians, ruthless emperors and heroic martyrs. St. John Paul II said, “Christ is the foundation and center of history, he is its meaning and ultimate goal”. Grow closer to Christ through a deeper understanding of his church. $25. for materials.

Register contact Tracy stmarysrcia@yahoo.com

Estan todos invitados a participar del Santo Rosario cada domingo a las 11:40 en el templo. Cualquier informacion contactar a Martha/Reino Fernandez (832)895-1799.

Activities of the Week

Sun. Jan. 5: NO CCE, EDGE, and Life Teen EPIC Bible Study Rosary Hall 5:15pm Wed. Jan 8.: Bible Study 9:15am SM Hall Thurs. Jan. 9: Biblical Walk Through the Mass 6pm Fri. Jan. 10: Spanish Prayer Group Sat. Jan.11: Grief Share 9am, Conf. Rm Sun. Jan. 12: CCE, EDGE or Life Teen

LIGHT OF THE WORLD Epiphany can be understood as an ex-tension of the Nativity of the Lord that we celebrate on December 25. While at Christ-mas we celebrate Jesus’ coming as the long-awaited king and Messiah of the Jewish peo-ple, on Epiphany we celebrate the revelation that Jesus is the Savior and Light of all na-tions—Jews, Gentiles, and all people. The star shines so brightly that it at-tracts magi who come from far distant coun-tries to worship Jesus. They are not Jews, yet they are drawn to the Light of the world. The letter to the Ephesians reveals that the Light of the world was for the Gentiles as well as the Jews—Christ gathers all people into the light of his love. The reading from Isaiah also describes a gathering of diverse peoples, but this time it is to the light that emanates from the people of God. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

CCE EDGE & LIFE TEEN Resume January 12

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Open to St. Mary’s Youth

EDGE Net Retreat Jan. 26, 9:30 am-8:00pm at

St. Joseph’s, Baytown, Cost $10. Register online stjosephbaytown.org Questions Contact Kristina Sommer ksommer76@gmail.com or 281-838-8125

Randy Tercero EDGE Coordinator: randytercero@hotmail.com or Angie 713-826-0633

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Life Teen Mass 4pm

Classes Resume Next Week Questions/Concerns Contact Shari davisinlp@aol.com

Please pray for Our Lady’s intercession and protection for this school year. Pray that the Holy Spirit will guide teachers, parents and the community in support of the children of the parish!