May 8, 2016 - St. Vincent de Paul | Houston, TX

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ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON HIS EMINENCE DANIEL CARDINAL DINARDO
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH
6800 BUFFALO SPEEDWAY, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77025, 713-667-9111, FAX 713-667-3453,
May 8, 2016, The Ascension of the Lord
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WWW.SVDP-HOUSTON.ORG
May 8, 2016, The Ascension of the Lord
Letter From The Pastor
Dear Parishioners:
The other day I removed several non-Catholic Bibles from the adoration chapel. “But,
Monsignor, what’s the problem? Aren’t bibles pretty much the same?” Not really! Actually, they
are quite different. The most obvious difference is found in the Old Testament, which has 46
books in the Catholic version, the Protestant version has 39. In addition, some Eastern Orthodox
bibles have even more books.
Several centuries before Jesus, Jews were captured (Babylon), moved to other countries,
engaged in commerce, etc. They did not live in Israel alone. Many of them learned other languages and could no longer read the Scriptures. Jewish leaders decided to translate the Bible into
Greek. This translation is known as the Septuagint was the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament.
It was transcribed by 72 translators in Alexandria, Egypt and completed about 150 B.C. This Greek translation of the
scriptures was needed, as over the centuries the Hebrew language had become a dead language. And as such the Jews
of the dispersion needed the scriptures in their vernacular language, namely Greek. The result was a new translation of
the Bible known as the Septuagint.
This is the Bible Jesus and the early Church used. Circa 75 AD, Jewish rabbis gathered at Jamnia and held a
“council.” They decided that the canon of scripture should only contain books written in the original Hebrew be considered official. They removed the books of Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, First and Second Maccabees, as well as additions to Esther and Daniel. This is the Old Testament found in Protestant Bibles in our time.
The early Church used the Septuagint and the newer writing of Paul, Peter, John, etc. They considered other writings,
which are fully in accord with the Scripture and Church teaching. It took several years into centuries to finalize officially the actual Canon now used by Catholics and Protestants. The councils [more properly Synods] of Carthage in
393 AD and Hippo 397 AD set the official list. The Council of Trent reaffirmed this in 1546 AD.
When choosing an edition of the Bible I recommend that you purchase a Catholic version/translation. Many
Protestations writers begin from the position that Original Sin put mankind into the state of total depravity. We believe
that Original Sin put us into a fallen human nature but good. That can influence how one might translated a passage
from Scripture.
This can get quite technical and I am giving a very brief overview of the issue. The following web site, http://
www.catholiceducation.org/en/controversy/common-misconceptions/catholic-and-protestant-bibles-what-is-thedifference.html , can fill in more details. CatholicEducation.org is an excellent site for knowledge, encouragement and
growth for our faith. I highly recommend you find yourself frequently seeking answers.
We know that Jesus is in heaven with his Father and the Holy Spirit
As well as with us in the Scriptures and especially in the Eucharist. When you
read and pray over the words revealed by God in the Bible, allow your heart
the freedom to touch by the wisdom of Love who loves you infinitely. Jesus
did not stay on the mountaintop in glory but walked down into to the valley of
everyday life with its struggles.
Even though he is in heaven, he knows our struggles and pains. He
has suffered more than any of us will suffer. He knows what we are going
through and will never abandon us. In his mercy, he revealed in the Ascension
the glory to come that we not lose the hope of God’s presence in our everyday
lives.
I pray one day, you will have the opportunity to visit Mount Tabor and celebrate Mass. When the sun hits the
window, it feels like you are standing with Peter, James and John. During the week reread the Gospel of the Ascension.
Imagine yourself witnessing Jesus with Moses and Elijah. What runs through your mind, heart and soul?
God bless and have a great time with Jesus on the mountaintop.
Pax et bonum,
Msgr. Bill
Mass Intentions for the Week
Pastor, Rev. Msgr. William Young
Parochial Vicar, Rev. Phong Nguyen
May 9 to May 15
Deacons, Gus Camacho, Dan Pagnano
Monday May 9, Easter Weekday
6:45 AM - Natalie Luprete †, Peter Augay †
12:10 PM - Paul Bernard Bacaling †, Scott Pagnotto †
Business Administrator, Meredith Wyzik, 713-663-3549
Director of Music, Daryel Nance, 713-663-3539
Director of Liturgy, Laura Rivera, 713-663-3528
Tuesday May 10, Easter Weekday
6:45 AM - St. Jude League
12:10 PM - Communion Service
7:00 PM - No Mass
Director of Faith Formation, Nick LaRocca, 713-663-3565
Director of Communications, Mary Gosline, 713-663-3546
Parish School, 713-666-2345, Fax 713-663-3562
Principal, Carolyn Sears
Wednesday May 11, Easter Weekday
6:45 AM - James Hyde †, Josefine Pini Hayes & Edwards Hayes †
MASS SCHEDULE
Thursday May 12, Easter Weekday
6:45 AM - Howard Russell Furbee †, Willie Fuhrmann †
8:15 AM - No Mass
Monday and Friday: 6:45 AM and 12:10 PM
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 6:45 AM—Only
Saturday: 8:15 AM, Vigil Mass at 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Spanish Mass: Sunday, 3:00 PM
Life Teen Mass: Sunday, 5:00 PM
Young Adults Mass: Tuesday, 7:00 PM
except No First Tuesday 7 PM Mass
Friday May 13, Easter Weekday
6:45 AM - Joseph Stanislaus Kania †, Joseph C. Johnson
8:15 AM - Jan Karwowski †
12:10 PM - Janet Weathers †, Fakhry Hosni †
Saturday May 14, St. Matthias, Apostle
8:15 AM - Ramon Hernandez †, Michelle Nguyen
5:00 PM - Richard Faust †
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION in the Church Adoration
Chapel, 24 hours, Monday, 7 AM through Saturday, 8 AM
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3:30-4:30 PM
or call 713-667-9111 for an appointment
No Mass of HEALING AND ANOINTING OF THE
SICK this Wednesday .
Sunday May 15, PENTACOST SUNDAY
7:00 AM - Nick, Claire & David Lloyd & Louis & Tuck
9:00 AM - Verna Freeman
11:00 AM - Parishioners
1:00 PM - Carl Triola †
3:00 PM - Fr. Ángel Darío Carrero †
5:00 PM - Tessie Skulski and Family
The following Mass Intentions will be offered by Msgr. Bill
and Fr. Phong at the Convocation this week.
Tuesday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Thursday:
DSF 2016 Update
SVdP’s Goal $312,000.00
Pledged
$ 298,638.38
Paid
$ 219,098.29
Pledged Under goal: $ 13,361.62
Paid Under goal:
$ 92,901.71
493 Families participating
Thank you!
Tony & Sechelski†, Jorge Arias†
Joseph C. Johnson†, Isabel Voelkel†
Richard Faust†, Howard Burkhalter†
Carol Parker Graham†
T. Don Clark†, Carl Triola†
The priests of the Archdiocese will be
attending the Convocation during the
week of May 8. There will be daily
Mass
at
6:45
a.m.
each
morning during the week. However,
onTuesday,WednesdayandThursday
(May 10, 11, and 12), there will be a
Communion Service at 12:10 p.m.
There will be no Mass or Confessions
onTuesdayEvening,May10.
Stewardship Offering
This Sunday, Catholic Communications Special Collection, May 8, 2016 This Collection helps communicate the Good News through Catholic social media activities and enriches our faith through podcasts, television,
radio, and print media. Half of all proceeds remain in our
Archdiocese, so please be generous in this Collection.
April 24, 2016, Fifth Sunday of Easter
Offertory:
$ 48,256.67
Parish Pay
$ 32,111.24
Other Charitable:
$ 12,882.15
Total Contributions:
$ 93,250.06
First round baskets passed are for the Offertory and the second
rectangular baskets are for the Second Collection.
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Elementary Faith Formation
The Lord’s Day Program is a faith formation program
for children 2 years old through 5 years old. You may
choose the 9:00 AM or the 11:00 AM class, and they
meet in the Primary School Building.
Life Teen
High School Youth Ministry
The CCE Program provides faith formation for children in grades 1 through 8. We also have a class for
children with special needs. CCE meets 10:30AM 12:00Noon in the Primary, Intermediate and Middle
School Buildings and the Msgr. Jamail Family Center.
Sundays, 5pm - LIFETEEN Mass, join us! We
sit together front left in the Church.
Upcoming Life Teen Events - SVdP Youth Ministry meets on Sundays, 6:30-8pm in the Family
Center, upstairs, Youth Room. All High School
Students are welcome.
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION PREPARATION: In order to be ready to start preparation for First Holy Communion, students must complete one full year of Catholic Education, beginning no sooner than First Grade. This requirement may be satisfied by attendance at CCE, Catholic
School, or Home School (provided the curriculum consists
of daily Catholic Education).
May 22-25 - Study Hall, Youth Room: 6-9pm
Covecrest Summer Camp: May 30 - June 5th
Info or Signup?
Email Nick LaRocca, [email protected]
DOES YOUR CHILD NEED TO BE BAPTIZED? If
your child is over 7 years or older and needs to be baptized, we have an RCIA program adapted for children. In
addition to the Sunday CCE classes from 10:30am to
12:00noon, we will meet once a month on a Monday night
from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. Please talk to Monica for more
information about classes.
For further informaƟon please contact Monica Aquila at
713.663.3509 or [email protected]
Archdiocesan Youth Conference (AYC)
JULY 29 - July 31, 2016
Training for New Altar Servers
Hilton of the Americas Hotel & George R Brown
Convention Center - Houston, TX
If you are or will be in 6th
grade or older as of next
school year, interested in
Altar serving, or have already been serving elsewhere, please plan to attend
the 2016 New Altar Server
training sessions. Training
sessions will be held for
new servers in the Church
on Wednesday, May 11, at 3:30pm and
6:30pm. Each session will last approximately an
hour and a quarter.
Prospective new servers must attend one of these
sessions to be eligible to serve at SVDP. A parent
should plan to accompany their child to the session to complete registration paperwork and review SVDP Altar Server guidelines.
If you have any questions,
please contact Laura Rivera at
[email protected] or 713-663-3528.
$120 - Non Refundable Deposit
$160 - Balance due by Sunday, May 15th
Total Cost per person: $280
Registration Fee Covers:
Transportation to and from Conference, Hotel,
Meals, Snacks, T-shirts, and all conference activities
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 15st, 2015
(Please make checks payable to: St. Vincent de Paul)
Questions? Contact Phillip Rivera, Assistant to the
Director of Faith Formation, [email protected]
SVdP School Admissions
Go to www.saintvincentschool.org for
Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic School
Admissions Information. For further
information, please contact Director of
Admissions Renee McCurry, 713-666-2345.
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ST. ANNE’S SOCIETY
Norma L. McLellan St. Anne's Society Book Club
7pm, Wednesday, May 11, MJFC Room 208B
MOMS & TOTS 2nd Friday Playgroup, May 13,
MJFC Nursery Want to meet and socialize with fellow
moms and their toddlers? Come join us with our babies
and toddlers (0-3years) to play in the nursery and enjoy
some fun and playtime! Feel free to bring a favorite book
or snack to share with the little ones! For more info
contact Lourdes Jea at [email protected].
As members of St. Vincent de Paul's Young Adults
(SVDPYA), we strive to live out our Catholic faith in
both word and deed. We achieve this goal through our
service, spiritual formation, and social events in support
of one another, our community, and the Church as a
whole. Together, we take up the call of bringing Christ
into the world!
Come join us at one of our upcoming events, or find our
group on Facebook by searching "SVDPYA" or email
[email protected] to get involved.
Vacation Bible School - Helpers of all kinds needed
For more information go to: stannessociety.org
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Bible Study will take place in Room 206A at 3:45 - 4:45
pm before the 5 pm mass
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Join us for a May crowning of the statue of Mary in
Mary's garden. Come celebrate the month of Mary with
some Marian prayers and songs before we head to
dinner.
Note: confession and mass are cancelled on this day
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Guy’s Day: Michael and the guys will go to St. Arnold's
Brewery for a tour and beer sampling on Saturday May
14th. We will meet at St. Arnold's Brewery (2000 Lyons
Ave, Houston, TX 77020) at 11 am for fellowship and
good beer. Feel free to invite friends!
• The cost will be $20 which will include a souvenir
glass, 4 tokens for beer tastings, and access to the
Investors Pub (a smaller beer hall with the same beer
and food selections but a smaller environment for
groups).
• You will need to register in advance by going
to saintarnold.com, go to the "Visit Us" page, and
register for the "Investors Pub Pass for Saturday May
14th" (this should be available on the web site this
week). Please contact Michael Noriega
at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Girl’s Day: Angela and the girls will go to Purple Glaze
for some pottery fun! We will meet at 1:30 pm at
the Purple Glaze in Rice Village (2365 Rice Blvd,
Houston, TX 77005).
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church presents
June 6-10
from 9am - 12pm
at SVdP Church
for Children
entering PreK-5th
in fall 2016
$30 per Child
Open to families
of SVdP Parish
Register online at
www.StAnnesSociety.org/VBS
VOLUNTEERS & HELPERS
OF ALL KINDS NEEDED
•
•
•
•
SVdP School Spring Musical
May 11, 12 & 13
Group Leader
Snack Server
Set Decorator
Adults
•
•
•
•
Arts & Crafts
Music
Game Helper
Teens & Tweens
Sign up at
www.StAnnesSociety.org/VBS
Tickets now on sale at svdpschool.corecommerce.com
Sneak Peak Preview Wed., May 11, 4pm, tickets $5
cash only at the door, open seating.
Opening Night, Thur. May 12, 6:30pm seating starts
6pm, on first come basis. Tickets: $50, $25 or $15.
Questions? Please contact Dani Bass at: [email protected]
Volunteers get priority registration
Visit SVDP Website
Interested in learning more about what is going on at
St. Vincent de Paul? Do you need SVdP’s Mass schedule, a Facility Request form or to register as a member?
Visit our website at www.svdp-houston.org
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Adult Life Ministries
Bus Trip – May 18
John XXIII Study Group
This group meets on Mondays from 10:00 – 11:00 am in
Room 208A of the MJFC to re-visit and study the treasures of the Catholic Church as they relate to current issues
that challenge us in today’s world. Currently they are concentrating on the Vatican II Document, Lumen Gentium.
The bus is already filled for the trip to Galveston. If you
have signed up to go and need to cancel, please notify
Elaine because several people are on the waiting list.
Opening Doors
Spiritual Direction For an appointment with a spiritual
director call:
May 10 will be the last day for Opening Doors to meet for
this series. Dates for future meetings are not yet set. When
scheduled, Opening Doors meets on Tuesdays from 10:00
– 11:30 in Room 205 of the MJFC. Call or email Elaine to
learn when additional meetings will be available and to
express your interest in attending such a grief support
group.
Sandy Marcello at 713-529-8162,
Eileen Meinert at 713-363-1961, or
Elaine Caldwell at 713-663-3564.
Other Spiritual, Educational and Social Activities
Free and Open to Adults All are held in the MJFC
♦ Art Class: Not available until further notice.
♦ Centering Prayer: Tuesdays at 10:00 in 206.
♦ Christian Meditation: Wednesdays at 7:00 pm in 206.
♦ John Paul II Study Group: Mondays at 10:30 in 206.
♦ John XXIII Study Group: Mondays at 10:00 in 208A.
♦ Share the Word Bible Study: Thursdays at 10:30 in
206.
♦ Teresians’ Study Group: Mondays at 11:00 in 208B.
♦ SVdP Book Club: Second Wednesdays at 10:30
♦ Opening Doors: Last meeting this week.
♦ Cards (Canasta): Thursdays at 1:30 in 206.
♦ Mah Jongg: Every Monday & Thursday at 12:30 in
206.
♦ Mexican Train Dominoes: Thursdays at 1:00 in 206.
English Classes (ESL)
English as a Second Language is not being taught during
May. Classes will resume in June. If you are interested in
joining the class when it resumes, please notify Elaine at
713-663-3564.
Teacher Needed for English as a Second Language (ESL)
Brendan Mulvey has gotten the ESl class off to a good
start, but he cannot insure his permanence in this position.
Because of the nature of the job he and his wife have in
United States, they may be called back to Australia at any
time. If you are interested, please contact Elaine at 713663-356 or a [email protected].
Opportunity to Help the Homeless
SVdP has two groups of volunteers who serve at the Beacon once a month: one on the second Monday of the month and
another the third Friday of each month. You may join either group or form another group to serve on a different day. A
group must have 6 - 12 volunteers. If you wish to become a volunteer for the Beacon, please see Elaine who has information and forms that must be completed. To go as an individual, you must register online. If you would like more information please send an email to [email protected].
Volunteer Accountant Needed
Fr. John Ugobueze, who lives here at St. Vincent de Paul Parish, has begun a multi-year project to build a high quality, Western
-style hospital in a rural area of Nigeria. A team of experienced professionals in the healthcare field including a hospital design
architect and a major Houston law firm have already volunteered to help. To complete our team of professionals we will need the
assistance of an Accountant. Because of the transnational nature of this project we would prefer the pro bono assistance of a national
accounting firm that has an association with a Nigerian accounting firm.
Early in his vocation, Fr. John served for 10 years as pastor of a rural Nigerian parish where he personally worked with
countless poor, sick, disabled, and mentally disabled parishioners who often suffered serious illnesses. Some suffered painful deaths
because quality medical services were too far away or too expensive. This hospital project for rural Nigeria has the blessing of the
Nigerian Archbishop of Onitsha, Anambra state.
If you are a Accountant with a major accounting firm, please volunteer to help Fr. John in moving this work of mercy closer to
becoming a reality. You may leave a message for Fr. John at the Parish Office: 713-667-9111.
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Deacon Preston Quintela’s
Priesthood Ordination & First Mass as a Priest
Adult Faith Formation
Deacon Preston Quintela invites you to attend his
Priesthood Ordination and his first Celebration of Mass
as a Priest.
Priesthood Ordination on Saturday, June 4, 10am, at the
Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, 1111 St. Joseph Parkway, 77002-8215. Reception to follow at Saint Mary's
Seminary, 9845 Memorial Dr.
Celebrate my first Mass as a Priest:
† Saturday, June 4, 5pm, at St. Francis de Sales, 8200
Roos Rd., 77024
†
†
Studies that are free* and open to all.
Walk-ins are welcome.
All held in the Monsignor Jamail Family Center.
*most studies use an opƟonal
study guide which has a small fee
Mondays:
• John XXIII Study Group, 10:00am, MJFC Rm 208A For
information contact Elaine Caldwell at 713-667-9111.
• John Paul II 10:30am MJFC Rm 206 For information contact
Elaine Caldwell at 713-667-9111.
• Reading Group Interior Castles by St Teresa of Avila, 11am,
MJFC. For info Elaine Caldwell at 713-667-9111.
• St. Padre Pio Prayer Group: Based on Spirituality of Padre Pio,
4th Monday, 6:30pm, Contact Alan Vennix, [email protected]
• Catholic Book Club: “My Life with the Saints” by Fr. James
Martin 7pm. Contact- Joan Gilliland [email protected]
• Divine Mercy Study Group: Prayer & Study Message of Divine
Mercy, 7pm, Contact Almanubia Cespedes 281-799-0749
Sunday, June 5, 11am, at SVdP,
Reception to follow in MJFC.
All are Welcome!!!
Sunday, June 5, 6pm, St. Anthony of Padua
HOW IS GOD, IN HIS INFINITE
LOVE, CALLING YOU?
Do you pray to get God to give you stuff you think is
good for you? Or do you pray to God to consent to receiving all the good things God wants to give you?
Tuesdays:
• The Screwtape Letters Book Study 10:30am-noon, MJFC 208,
Contact Joan Gilliland, [email protected]
• That Man is You Men’s Group: The Spirit of Nazareth, 6am,
Contact Chris Duffel – [email protected]
• Adult Confirmation Classes: 8 weeks, Spring 2016,
Contact Nick LaRocca, [email protected]
Fr. Thomas Richter, drafted as a “pinch hitter” in the absence of a wildly popular speaker, enthralls his unsuspecting listeners with a re-telling of the Parable of the
Prodigal Son, focusing special attention on the words of
the jubilant father to his faithful, jealous child. “My son,”
the father said, ‘you are always with me, and everything I
have is yours.’ Fr. Richter goes on to explain in familybased examples that the goodness of God cannot be
earned and that personal holiness cannot be achieved by
independent will apart from God, but rather by our total
dependence on Him and our earnest desire to accept the
good things He wishes to give us.
Wednesdays:
• Women’s Rosary & Book Study- Rediscover Jesus Book7:30pm – 9pm Contact- DeAnn Ennis or Kym Bellard –
[email protected] or [email protected]
• SVdP Book Club: Starts April 13, 10:30am - 12:00 Noon, MJFC
206. The selection for April is Lila by Marilynne Robinson.
Contact Mary Ann Beachler, 713-665-0086.
Thursdays:
• Bible Study : Bishop Robert Barron’s study “Priest, Prophet, King”
Thursday, 7pm. Contact Joan Molinaro, [email protected]
• Jovenes de Luz: Hispanic Young Adult Group, 7pm.
Contact Jesus Cabrera, [email protected]
• Legion of Mary: Marian Prayer Apostolate, 7pm,
Contact Serafina Alo, [email protected]
• Apostleship of the Cross Prayer Group: Spirituality of the
Cross, 7pm, Contact Brenda Maymi-Luna [email protected]
Review of Lighthouse Catholic Media CD “Trust in the Lord” by Bismarck Diocese Vocations Director Fr. Thomas Richter brought to you
by the SVDP Vocations Committee. CD is available in the Vestibule
or contact a VC member.
Loving Embrace InferƟlity Support Group
Sundays:
• RCIA Sessions: To Become Catholic, 10:30am - 11:45am
Parishioners welcome to audit with advance notice
For more info contact- Nick LaRocca – [email protected]
Meets on the 3rd Thursday, each month, 7:30-9pm.
We have a monthly mee ng rota on: Couples Dinner,
Ladies Dinner, and Couples Discussion .Loving
Embrace is a Catholic educa onal support group for
couples who have endured or are presently enduring
the pain and suﬀering of infer lity. The group provides
support for coping with infer lity and explores
resources, methods, and op ons that are morally faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church. For rota on
informa on contact Shannon Lassen at 832-978-6716
or infer [email protected].
St. Vincent Catholic Church Mobile App
3 ways to get the app
1. Scan the QR code
2. Search in the app store
3. Go to
www.parishsoluƟonsco.com/vincenƩx
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Mother’s Day Spiritual Bouquet
Shu Hwang
Grandma Hwu†
Katie Hwu
Margaret Hwu
Peggy Hwu
Eileen Hynes
Rosie Janssen†
Mable Jeansonne†
Jean Johnson
Belinda Minzenmayer
Anna Mae Mochler†
Tina Doan
Oly C. Mogollon
Aurora C. Dolores
Carolina Montes
Epiphany Ligaya B, Andrada† Esperanza C. Dolores†
Alice Moon†
Thelma Doherty Asbury† Guadalupe Sto. Domingo†
Jessica Muinzer
Betty Ann Griffin Drury
Ana Ascalon
Judy Murray
Jennie Ozog Duffy
Sally Ayo†
Sara Murphy
Jennie Ozog Duffy’s Family
Peggy Baize†
Sherri Nanle†
Sister-in-law, Aunts,
Robert Duffy’s Family
Maureen Baker
Grace Neeley†
friends, Co-Workers
Annie Marie Earnest† Joanne Johnson Doherty
Laura Barbato†
Velma
Lee
Johnson†
Marie
Nieman
of M.P.A.
Alethea C, Edwards†
Helen Barrett†
Lucille
Joseph
Nora
G.
Nillamayor
Petronila
Salazar†
Yolanda Egan
Catherine Barry†
Dorothy
Kahrhoff
Nita
Amanda Sañchez
Dorthy Ellis
Bernice A. Bau†
Kathryn Kahrhoff
Evelyn Jacques Noel† Genevieve Sugalski
Karen Esposito
Cathy Bauman
Georgette Kawas†
Alma Novojny†
Maria Taccad†
Apolonia F. Esquiff†
Audrey Benjamin†
JoAnn
Keller
Anna
Novojny†
Angelita
D. Talens
Doyleen T. Esquiff†
Helen Bieteglo
Helen
S.
Kelly†
Concha
Achoa
Novojny†
Lucia
Therot†
Janie Fantana†
Johnna Biggio†
Mary Novojny†
Kay Kelly†
Emma Thiarn
Mary Fazzino†
Susan Bock
Bella
Boyle O’Neil
Mary Ann Knaze
Mary Tinsel
Mary Finsleaf
Angie Bombach†
Fransica Orosco†
Shelly Koniezny
Patricia Toon
Beth Flame
Nancy Bombach
Phyllis Osbarn
Josephine Kozak†
Edridge Trahan†
Verna Freeman
Cathie Borys†
Doua Michele J. Otteman
Margaret
Krittenbrink†
Maria Trevino†
Bella R. Galang
Myrtis Marilyn Brett Otteman
Mary Bosko†
Mercedes
Landry†
Grace Tuatay
Eleanor W. Gamble†
Margarete Owens†
Judy Boyle
Celerina Lantin†
Evangeline Urgello
Viola Garrick†
Julia Pay
Luz Palencia Brigola†
Gertrude Lassen†
Brenda Valdes
Cathy Goolsby
Marie Pearsal
Grandma Broby†
Eunice
Leblanc†
Cecilia Valdes
Amanda Gosline
Ligia Perez
Eldica Bruno
Delia
Leal†
Amanda
VanPelt
Erica Gosline
Elizabeth Perry†
Diane Bruns
Wendy Liñan
Elizabeth Ann Boyle Griffin
Mary Margaret Verbano†
Mabel Perry†
Patrice Bruno
Julie Lipinski
Jessica Halbach
Lilia Von Holden
Anna Pererson†
Alice Burnside†
Beth Lopez
Kelly Halbach
Raquel De Villacis†
Grandma Po†
Joan Butler
Mary Lou Halbach Myrtis Margaret Otteman Loudermilk
Au Villamayor
Barbara
Poindexter
Alice
Luna†
Stella Canny†
Susan Halbach
Genevieve T. Villamayor
Ella Polito†
Susie H. Magdaleno†
Dorothy Caraway
Janelle P. Villamayor
Clotilde Haroun
Nancy
Porazzo†
Ann Maher†
Katherine Caraway
Marisa Villamayor
Marcella Hartleb†
Penny
Powell
Mary
Elizabeth
Maher†
Mary Caraway
Mildred Villamayor
Mary Ward Havok
Corazon Pownall
Laura Marchee
Leonar Ceglia†
Precy Villamayor
Rejane Hayden
Elena Quintanilla†
Fran Markey
Margaret Ceglia†
Virginia Villamayor
Rose Mary Hayden†
Lois Ramirez†
Margaret Martinko†
Rita Celespade
Anna Grace C. Vordeleon
Jane Hebert†
Kathy Reece
Jimmie
King
Massey†
Mignonette Vossler
Garcia C. Chua
Phyllis T. Hebert†
Doloris
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Marion
McCaffrey
Valerie Lynn Otteman Clark
Jane Wallace
Marcy Hewitt
Chelsie Rose Sechonec Clark
Maria Ymber V. Reveche
Anna
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Margaret
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Patricia Hollier
Lena Clements†
Melanie Roberts
Viola
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Susan
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Mabel Hollier†
Peggy Lee Clements
Erin Robleto
Thelma
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Helen Webb†
Alice Horvath
Christine Cole
Elodia Rodriguez†
Marilyn McKenney†
Lucille White
Margaret M. Horvath†
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Louella V. Compas
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Donna
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Margaret Cunningham
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Rosalie D’Amico
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Corita Huffman†
Michelle Ruch
Regina D. Dalmacio
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Josephine Adrian
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Saints and Special Observances
REVISITING OUR BAPTISM
A mere seven weeks ago thousands of new Church members were baptized. Their new life in Christ has once again
infused new life into the Church. Their new-found faith has
inspired and bolstered the faith of those who have followed
Christ for many years. As the Easter season nears its end,
we revisit the scene of our baptisms. In the second reading
we hear Christ calling us: “Come. . . . Let . . . the one who
wants it receive the gift of life-giving water” (Revelation
22:17). But our baptism is not one of water only. John refers to washed robes, and we know that this washing is to
be “in the blood of the Lamb.” To make sure we get this
message, we have today’s first reading from Acts. It is the
story of Stephen, the first Christian to be killed for his faith
in Jesus. We remember the promise and also the cost of
being a disciple of Christ. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Sunday:
Tuesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Seventh Sunday of Easter; Mother’s Day;
World Communications Day
St. Damien de Veuster
Ss. Nereus and Achilleus; St. Pancras
Our Lady of Fatima
St. Matthias
Today’s Readings
First Reading — Because Stephen professes his faith in
the Son of Man, he is stoned to death (Acts 7:55-60).
Psalm — The Lord is king, the most high over all the
earth (Psalm 97).
Second Reading — I, the Alpha and the Omega, am
coming soon (Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20).
Gospel — Father, I pray that they may all be one, as you
and I are one, that they may be brought to perfection
(John 17:20-26).
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Are You Catholic and Going to College? We invite you to find
and visit the Catholic Center or Catholic Student Organization at
your University/College. Newman Centers exist all over the country. Find your Catholic Center at www.newmanconnection.com
and join them for Mass, networking, and activities to get to know
other Catholic students and grow in your faith. For a list of Catholic Centers at our local universities visit www.archgh.org/yacm.
Readings For The Week
Monday: Acts 19:1-8; Ps 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab;
Jn 16:29-33
Tuesday: Acts 20:17-27; Ps 68:10-11, 20-21;
Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday: Acts 20:28-38; Ps 68:29-30,
33-36ab; Jn 17:11b-19
Thursday: Acts 22:30; 23:6-11; Ps 16:1-2a, 5, 7-11;
Jn 17:20-26
Friday: Acts 25:13b-21; Ps 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20ab;
Jn 21:15-19
Saturday: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26; Ps 113:1-8; Jn 15:9-17
Sunday: Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or
Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5; Ps 104:1-2, 24, 35,
27-30; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Day: Acts 2:1-11; Ps 104:1, 24, 29-31, 34;
1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 or Rom 8:8-17;
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
The Second Vatican Council decreed that the devotional
life of the Church should be examined and reformed with an
eye towards expressing Easter faith. This encouragement for
creativity has deep roots in our tradition, and some attempts at
reform show great promise. One of the great treasures in our
devotional repertoire is a familiar feature of Lent: the Way of
the Cross. The faithful walk a path recalling the events of
Christ’s passion, a contemplative experience increasingly enriched these days by scripture and song. There are fourteen stations in the usual configuration, although in recent years, a fifteenth station of the Empty Tomb has been added. Why stop
there? Why not develop a similar journey structured on the
theme of the appearances of the Risen Lord?
Over the last decade, a Via Lucis, or “Way of Light,” has
developed as a companion to the Via Crucis. It has been celebrated at the Vatican and is catching on elsewhere. There are
fourteen stations, beginning with the Women Carrying Spices
to the Tomb, continuing with the familiar appearances of the
Lord at Emmaus, the Upper Room, the shore of Tiberias. The
journey ends with stations recalling the Apostles’ wait with
Mary for the advent of the Spirit, and with Pentecost. This is
fertile ground indeed for the genius of artists, musicians,
preachers, and liturgists. This is a living example of how many
of our traditions are born to fill a great spiritual need, and
spread to every corner of the Church. It may even come soon to
a church near you. Maybe next Eastertime!
FACILITIES DIRECTOR POSITION
Incarnate Word Convent
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Summary: The candidate for this position will be responsible for the overall maintenance of the Motherhouse
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of HVAC, plumbing and electrical and regular household
maintenance tasks. For any questions and detailed job
description please contact Marie Henry, Business Manager at Incarnate Word Convent (713-668-0423).
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Parish Information
Following: 7, 9, 11a.m. and 3pm Masses
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Hosted by Sunday Mass
Eucharistic Ministers Team 1
Sacrament of Baptism: Children, age 6 or younger requirements: parents registered parishioners, attended baptism class within 3 years and completed forms before baptism can be scheduled. For info and forms contact Paulette,
[email protected]/713-663-3515. If your child is
over 7 years old and not baptized, contact Monica Aquila,
713-663-3509 or [email protected].
Sacrament of Matrimony: Six to eight months are required
for marriage preparation. Please call the Parish Office, 713667-9111 for an appointment with the marriage coordinator.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick: Please call the
Parish Office as soon as you or someone in your family schedule surgery, hospitalization or suffer serious illness or injury.
Sunday Nursery
Children 1-24 Months. Let them play
while you pray during the 9am and 11am
Masses. Ground floor, Monsignor Jamail
Family Center. No Fees
The Nursery will be CLOSED May 8th, Mother’s
Day and May 29th, Memorial Day weekend.
A Big Thank YOU!!!!
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Altar Servers: Contact Tom Green, [email protected]
Bulletin:. Deadline is 9am, Thur., 10 days before date of bulletin, holiday bulletins at least 1 week earlier. Email to [email protected], or drop off articles at the Parish Office.
Announcements before or after Mass will not be allowed unless submitted to the church office no later than Wednesday
before the weekend of the scheduled event for approval to
Laura Rivera, 713-663-3528 / [email protected].
Facilities Request: Request deadline: two weeks prior to event.
Contact Megan at [email protected] or 713-663-3543.
Can’t Get to Church? If you or someone you know would like to
receive Communion, but are home bound, or in a nursing or retirement residence and unable to get to Mass, call 713-667-9111.
Nursery: Ages birth to 2 years during Sunday 9:00 AM and
11:00 AM Masses at the Monsignor Jamail Family Center.
St. Jude League Enrollment Membership Cards are available
in the Church by the St. Jude Shrine.
Teen RCIA: Teens who desire to become Catholic and have
not been baptized or received the sacraments, call the Youth
Office, 713-663-3565.
Thank you to those who come to help in our Sunday Nursery. We couldn’t provide this service without
your dedication and help.
A special thank you to Carol who came to our
assistance last Sunday. We appreciate you and you are
welcome to join us on a regular basis.
We can always use more volunteers in this area.
If you would like to help, please contact the
Parish Office at 713-667-9111.
SVdP Welcoming Committee
Our mission is to welcome new
parishioners into the SVdP Parish
Family and help established
parishioners get connected.
We will provide materials along
with social gatherings for
new members.
One of our projects is the
implementation of Greeters
at all the weekend Masses.
We hope to have smiling, welcoming
parishioners available to greet and
meet individuals and families
as they enter the church.
If you are interested in this newly organized, growing
ministry, or would like further information, please
contact: Mary Gosline, 713-663-3546, or
[email protected].
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New Parishioners: To register, complete and return the
Parish Registration form available at the Parish Office, at
www.svdp-houston.org or complete and return the Parish
Information Form below and a Registration Form will be
mailed to you.
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Please pray for: Sofia Adrogué's grandmother,
Address _____________________________________
Susana Giménez Zapiola de Oyenard, passed on
April 13, 2016, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
City _____________________ Zip _______________
May she rest in the peace of Christ.
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La Ascensión del Señor, 8 de mayo de 2016
¿A DÓNDE VAMOS?
Sólo han pasado cuarenta días desde que los discípulos miraban asombrados la tumba vacía.
Desde entonces Jesucristo ha estado con ellos en su cuerpo glorioso, enseñándolos y animándolos a
que se mantengan fieles al mensaje de salvación. Pero ahora están reunidos y parece que los discípulos aún están pensando en las cosas de este mundo: “Señor, ¿es ahora cuando vas a restablecer el
Reino de Israel?” le preguntan (Hechos 1:6). Uno se puede imaginar a Jesús sacudiendo en silencio
la cabeza y pensando: “¿Todavía no entienden?” Pero Jesús es paciente una vez más, sabiendo que
pronto los discípulos comprenderán. Y al igual
que en la tumba, dos hombres aparecen y preguntan a los discípulos: “¿Qué miran? Jesús ha
ascendido al cielo y ustedes tienen trabajo que
hacer, de modo que ¡vayan a hacerlo!”
ESPERAMOS EN JERUSALÉN
En la lectura del Evangelio de Lucas, se les dice
a los discípulos que en Jerusalén esperen recibir
la promesa del Padre, o sea, el poder del Espíritu
Santo. ¿Qué significa esto? Jesús ha dicho que
su mensaje y su ministerio son algo nuevo. Dijo
que llamaba a sus discípulos a un nuevo modo
de pensar, de actuar y de ser. ¿Qué significa que Jesús está en el cielo con el Padre y sin embargo
está siempre con nosotros en la tierra? Pronto los discípulos entenderán, como entendemos nosotros, que es mediante la obra de la Iglesia, la comunidad de los bautizados, que Cristo camina en
medio de nosotros cada día, difundiendo la Buena Nueva de la salvación. Es por el poder de Cristo
en su Iglesia que podemos rezar con Pablo en su carta a los Efesios: “Que el Dios de Cristo Jesús
nuestro Señor, el Padre de la gloria, se manifieste a ustedes dándoles un espíritu de sabiduría, para
que lo puedan conocer” (Efesios 1:17).
© 2006 J.S. Paluch Co., Inc.
Lecturas de hoy: Hechos 1:1–11; Salmo 47:2–3, 6–9; Efesios 1:17–23 o Hebreos 9:24–28; 10:19–23;
Lucas 24:46–53 Copyright © 2006, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
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Reunión de discernimiento vocacional en español a la vida sacerdotal y religiosa
para jóvenes adultos solteros (hombres y mujeres) de 18 a 35 años de edad que hayan completado preparatoria y/o equivalente. Las reuniones se llevara a cabo en el Convento de las Hermanas Carmelitas
Misioneras de Santa Teresa (9600 Deer Trail Dr., Houston, TX 77038). Habrá convivencia, comida,
música, oración y temas vocacionales presentados por sacerdotes, religiosas y seminaristas.
Registración, videos, y detalles en www.houstonvocations.com/descubre
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LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo: Séptimo Domingo de Pascua; Día de las
Madres; Jornada Mundial de las Comunicaciones Sociales
Martes: San Damiano José de Veuster
Jueves: Santos Nereo y Aquileo; san Pancracio
Viernes: Nuestra Señora de Fátima
Sábado: San Matías, apóstol
RECORDAMOS NUESTRO BAUTISMO Hace sólo
siete semanas que miles de nuevos miembros de la Iglesia
fueron bautizados. Su nueva vida en Cristo de nuevo infunde renovada vida en la Iglesia. Esta fe nueva ha inspirado y alentado la fe de los que han sido seguidores de
Cristo por muchos años. Al acercarse el fin del tiempo de
Pascua, recordamos la escena de nuestro bautismo. En la
segunda lectura oímos a Cristo que nos llama: “Ven… el
que quiera, que venga a beber gratis del agua de la vida” (Apocalipsis 22:17). Pero nuestro bautismo no es sólo
de agua. Juan hace referencia a lavar sus ropas, y sabemos
que este lavar es “en la sangre del Cordero”. Para estar
seguros de que entendemos este mensaje, tenemos la primera lectura de hoy de los Hechos. Es la historia de Esteban, el primer cristiano que sufre la muerte por su fe en
Jesús. Recordamos la promesa y también el costo de ser
discípulo de Cristo. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Los bautismos en español Las pláticas de preparación
bautismal en español se ofrecen el primer sábado de cada
mes con la excepción de julio. Nos reunimos a las 9:00
a.m. en la biblioteca del Centro Parroquial (segundo piso).
Para más información, hablar con Lucie Gardea después
de la Misa de español los domingos o al correo [email protected].
Requisitos:
• La familia deber estar registrada en la parroquia.
• Ambos padres deben asistir las pláticas.
• Se requiere una copia de la partida oficial de nacimiento del niño.
• Se requiere una copia de un documento oficial de identificación
• Se requiere un/una padrino y/o madrina.
• Los padrinos deben ser católicos completamente iniciados en la Fe. Deben ser mayores de 18 años. Si son
casados, deben estar casados por la Iglesia. Los padrinos deben llevar una vida congruente con la Fe y la
misión que van a asumir.
• La cuota para las pláticas es $25 para las familias registradas en la parroquia. Si no son parroquianos, el costo
es $50. La cuota para personas tomando las clases como padrinos es $10.
El Rezo del Santísimo Rosario Rezamos el rosario antes de la Misa en
español todos los domingo empezando
a las 2:20 p.m.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — Porque Esteban profesa su fe en el
Hijo del hombre, lo matan a pedradas (Hch 7:55-60).
Salmo — Reina el Señor, alégrese la tierra. Aleluya
(Salmo 97 [96]).
Segunda lectura — Yo, el Alfa y la Omega, vendré
pronto (Apocalipsis 22:12-14, 16-17, 20).
Evangelio — Padre, ruego que todos sean uno, como tú y
yo somos uno, que ellos puedan llegar a la perfección
(Juan 17:20-26).
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario I © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
Jóvenes de Luz St. Vincent de Paul Somos
un grupo de jóvenes adultos interesados en
profundizar en nuestra fe a través de la formación espiritual, el servicio, y actividades
sociales que nos permitan crecer en
comunidad buscando imitar el ejemplo de
Jesús y las virtudes de nuestra Madre María. Como jóvenes adultos, nos esforzamos en ser luz siendo testigos de
nuestra fe y así dar a conocer el mensaje del Reino de
Dios desde nuestra vida cotidiana. Nos reunimos todos los
jueves a las 7:00 PM en el segundo piso del centro parroquial. Si desean agregarse a nuestra lista de contactos para
recibir información acerca de nuestros eventos, pueden
enviarnos un correo a [email protected]. ¡Los
esperamos!
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: Hch 19:1-8; Sal 68 (67):2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7ab;
Jn 16:29-33
Martes: Hch 20:17-27; Sal 68 (67):10-11, 20-21;
Jn 17:1-11a
Miércoles: Hch 20:28-38; Sal 68 (67):29-30, 33-36ab;
Jn 17:11b-19
Jueves: Hch 22:30; 23:6-11; Sal 16 (15):1-2a, 5, 7-11;
Jn 17:20-26
Viernes: Hch 25:13b-21; Sal 103 (102):1-2, 11-12,
19-20ab; Jn 21:15-19
Sábado: Hch 1:15-17, 20-26; Sal 113 (112):1-8;
Jn 15:9-17
Domingo: Vigilia: Gn 11:1-9 o Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b o
Ez 37:1-14 o Jl 3:1-5; Sal 104 (103):1-2, 24,
35, 27-30; Rom 8:22-27; Jn 7:37-39
Día: Hch 2:1-11; Sal 104 (103):1, 24, 29-31,
34; 1 Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13 o Rom 8:8-17;
Jn 20:19-23 o Jn 14:15-16, 23b-26
Misa de sanación Se celebra una Misa de Sanación el
segundo miércoles de cada mes as las 12:10 p.m. Inmediatamente después de la Misa, se celebra el sacramento de
la Unción de los Enfermos. La próxima fecha de la celebración será el 11 de mayo 2016.
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Parishioner
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Commercial Real Estate Services
National Tenant Representation Specialists
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SVdP Class of ‘86 (Parishioner)
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FINE CUSTOM FRAMING SINCE 1946
6565 W. Loop St.
Suite #130
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Since 1889
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515135 St Vincent De Paul Church (A)
713-664-0330
6719 STELLA LINK
“The Roofing Specialists”
Re-Roofs • Repairs
Insulated Windows
Hardi Siding • Gutters
Gus Campos, Parishioner
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www.camposroofing.com
713.680.3530
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MARTHA GARCIA
Parishioner
REALTOR Cell 713-294-7762
[email protected]
PARK AT BELLAIRE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
6333 Chimney Rock, Houston, TX 77081
23 Passenger Bus • Errand Service
Planned Activities • Doctor Appointments
713.830.5400

May 8, 2016 - St. Vincent de Paul | Houston, TX

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