St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church October 19

St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church October 19

St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church
Mass Schedule for October 19-27, 2013
.Saturday, October 19 ....... 8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Sunday, October 20 ......... 7:30 AM
9:30 AM
11:30 AM
(Spanish) 1:30 PM
Monday, October 21 ........ 7:00 AM
Tuesday, October 22 ....... 6:00 PM
Wednesday, October 23 .. 6:00 PM
Thursday, October 24 ...... 7:00 AM
Friday, October 25........... 7:00 AM
Saturday, October 26 ....... 8:00 AM
5:00 PM
Sunday, October 27 ......... 7:30 AM
9:30 AM
11:30 AM
(Spanish) 1:30 PM
Lilly Luttrall by Joshua & Jennifer Luttrall
† Don & Margaret Kaltenbach by their Family
Healing Among Families by Diane Nguyen
In Thanksging to San Juan de los Lagos by Eva Bernard
† Edward McCarthy by his wife.
For the People
† Ben Dobias by Lillian Dobias
Felicity & Celine Perez by Mom & Dad
† Clarence Vanek by the Knapek Family
† Esther Ramos by Mary L. Velasquez
† Lee & Ginny Bowman by Cheryl Worman
† Manuela Mayo by Mary & Frank Torres & Family
† Clare Marie Vajdos
Echy Chidume by Family
† Patricia Ryan by the Ryan Family
For the People
† Flumencio Ramos by Mary L. Velasquez
Weekly Scripture Readings
Saturday, October 19 .................................................................................... Romans 4:13, 16-18 Luke 12:8-12
Sunday, October 20 .....................................................Exodus 17:8-13 2 Timothy 3:14-4:2 Luke 18:1-8
Monday, October 21 .......................................................................................... Romans 4:20-25 Luke 12:13-21
Tuesday, October 22 .................................................... Romans 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21 Luke 12:35-38
Wednesday, October 23 ................................................................................... Romans 6:12-18 Luke 12:39-48
Thursday, October 24 ........................................................................................ Romans 6:19-23 Luke 12:49-53
Friday, October 25
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Saturday, October 26
Sunday, October 27
Romans 7:18-25a Luke 12:54-59
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Romans 8:1-11 Luke 13:1-9
Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18 Luke 18:9-14
Stewardship– A Way of Life
Last Week’s Collection Summary
Resumen de Contribuciones de la Semana Pasada
Regular Collection / Colección Regular ................................................................ $13,388.26
Regular Collection (E-Giving) / Colección Regular (Electrónica) ........................... $1,685.00
Saint Vincent de Paul / San Vicente de Paul .............................................................. $553.00
Saint Vincent de Paul (E-Giving) / San Vicente de Paúl (Electrónico) ........................ $250.00
Building Fund / Fondo de Edificio ............................................................................ $310.00
Building Fund (E-Giving) / Fondo de Edificio (Electrónico) ...................................... $125.00
Many thanks to the 207 families who used their Stewardship Envelopes.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Please use your envelopes to ensure proper credit.
Muchas gracias a las 207 familias que usaron sus sobres de contribución.
Su generosidad es enormemente apreciada. Por favor use sus sobres para asegurar crédito
apropiado.
United in Faith Capital Campaign
Campaña Capital Unidos en Fe
Pledge Amount as of 10/06/13 Cantidad de Compromiso desde 10/06/13 .......... $1,568,056.33
New Pledged Amount / Candidad de Nuevos Compromisos .................................... $1,100.00
Current Total Pledged Amount as of 10/13/13
Cantidad Actualmente Comprometida desde 10/13/13 ........................................ $1,569,156.33
Many thanks to the 2 new families to have added their
pledge participation to the Capital Campaign.
Muchas gracias a las 2 nuevas familias que hán añadido su participación a la Campaña Capital.
October 19-27, 2013
Ministry Schedule: October 26th & 27th
Horario de Ministerio: 26 a 27 de Octubre
Altar Servers
5:00 PM: Craig Solis, Matt Raggio, & Hannah
Milikich
7:30 AM: Michael Koontz, Patrick Doughty, &
Tyler Doughty
9:30 AM: Miranda Kromer, Annelise Gomez, &
Jonathan Bonds
11:30 AM: Obinna Nwokocha, Kelechi Nwokocha,
& Yvonne Lising
1:30 PM: Ivan Gallegos, Glenda Cruz, Dana
Verastegi, & Aureli Hernandez
Extraordinary Ministers
5:00 PM: Maureen Lough, Robert Lough, Russell
Shirley, Melissa Yehl, Diane Van Opdorp, & Paul
Yehl
7:30 AM: Susan Koontz, Karen Arnold, Donna
Arroyo, Gil Ortiz, Geri Kennedy, & William
Stivers
9:30 AM: Donna Miller, Nicole Lemieux, Martha
Lemieux, Rose Prestridge, Ron Thompson, Andrea
Willis, Sharon Decker, Barbara Njemanze, Joe
Panketh, & Carmen Panketh
11:30 AM: Cindy Gee, Tressi Breecher, Norine
Shaivitz, Kathy Nguyen, Carmela Stowers, Tara
Yates, John Gomez, Larry Scrivner, Guy Helou, &
Anne-Marie Spradlin
1:30 PM: Grace Baker, Delfina Bañuelos, Karla
Martínez, María Mayorga, Margarita Muñiz,
Sandra Muñiz, & Betty Villaruel
Homehound
Susan Koontz, Maureen Lough, Bob Lough, Dora
Zapata, Armando Zapata, Robbie Gomez, Donna
Arroyo, Sandee Gowell, & Rita George
Hospitality
5:00 PM: Christine Bounds, Cesar Lucero, Maddie
Lucero, Carolyn Manders, & Nick Manders
7:30 AM: Marye Hernandez, Leonard Hernandez,
Adam Hernandez, & Lisa McFarland
9:30 AM: Felicia Onyeador, Chelsea Onyeador,
Ashley Onyeador, & Lindsea Mabry
11:30 AM: Diane Landeros, Kelly Ngenge,
Adrianne Tayar, Ramon Mancilla, & Nellie
Mancilla
1:30 PM: María A. Bahena, Betty Cataño, Jesse
Cataño, & José Ibarra
Lectors
5:00 PM: (A) Ginny Hall
(B) Bill Thomas
7:30 AM: (A) Conor Baker
(B) Diane Barbosa
9:30 AM: (A) Shirley Pokorney
(B) Rod Reyna
11:30 AM: (A) Manuel Moreno
(B) Kathy Testa
1:30 PM: (A) Guadalupe Benitez
(B) Emily Santiago
Please remember it is your responsibility to find a
substitute if you are unable to serve. If you are
unable to find a substitute, kindly contact the
ministry coordinator.
Por favor, recuerde que es su responsabilidad
encontrar un sustituo si usted no puede servir. Si
usted no puede encontrar un sustituto por favor
comuníquese con el Coordinador del Ministerio.
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
C[pit[l C[mp[ign
In today’s Gospel, Jesus relates a parable to the disciples about the necessity to pray always
without becoming weary. The parable tells us of a judge who neither feared God nor respected any human being. The judge renders a decision on behalf of a woman who continually comes to him to answer her petition. Our Lord asked us to pay attention to the fact
that the judge does so in order that he will not be struck by her. Jesus stated “Will not God
then secure the rights of his chosen ones who call out to him day and night? Will he be
slow to answer them? I tell you he will see to it that justice is done for them speedily.”
Let us not grow weary in our prayers, but continue to petition our Father in Heaven for our
needs. If you are able, please prayerfully consider pledging to the Capital Campaign.
Rafael Cruz Luna
Gertrud Tanaka
Year of Faith
The Year of Faith - Four Year Plan: Year Two
A year ago, on October 12th, the universal Church began the celebration of the Year of Faith. While dioceses and
parishes planned events and activities, the U.S. Bishops also devised a four-year strategic plan. The first year coincided
with the Year of Faith and focused on faith in order to help Catholics deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ and
increase their knowledge of the teachings of the Church. The second year will focus on worship and parish life with an
emphasis on deepening our understanding of the Mass and the celebration of the sacraments. For each year, the plan
includes goals and ideas that support any New Evangelization efforts, highlighting the work of other bishops’
committees.
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.”
Matthew 5:9
What is peace? Peace is the fruit of love, of the two great commandments to love God and our neighbor. By our
baptism we are called to be peacemakers, to pray for and to bring about peace. How do we demonstrate respect and
compassion for others? In what concrete ways are you striving to become a peacemaker in your home, workplace, and
community?
Ano de la Fe
El Año de la Fe - Plan de cuatro años: Segundo Año
Hace un año, el 12 de octubre, la Iglesia Universal comenzó la celebración del Año de la Fe. Mientras que las diócesis
y parroquias planearon actividades y eventos, los obispos de los Estados Unidos también idearon un plan estratégico
de cuatro años. El primer año coincidió con el Año de la Fe y se centró en la fe con el fin de ayudar a los católicos a
profundizar su relación con Jesucristo e incrementar su conocimiento sobre las enseñanzas de la Iglesia. El segundo
año se centrará en el culto y la vida de la parroquia, con énfasis en la profundización de nuestra comprensión de la
Misa y la celebración de los sacramentos. Para cada año, el plan incluye metas e ideas que apoyen cualquier esfuerzo
para la Nueva Evangelización, destacando la labor de los otros comités de obispos.
Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
“Benditos sean los que hacen la paz, por que serán llamados hijos de Dios.”
Mateo 5:9
¿Qué es la paz? La paz es el fruto del amor, de dos grandes mandamientos, amar a Dios y a nuestro prójimo. Por
nuestro bautismo estamos llamados a ser hacedores de paz, a rezar por y a traer paz. ¿Cómo demostramos respeto y
compasión por otros? ¿De qué maneras concretas está usted tratando de convertirse en un hacedor de paz en su
hogar, lugar de trabajo y comunidad?
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church
October 19-27, 2013
Women’s English
St. Elizabeth Dance Group
ACTS Retreat!
Breakfast Sale
There will be an English Women's ACTS Retreat to
be held November 7th through the 10th at Eagle
Wings in Burnett, Texas. The Women’s ACTS
Team invites you on a wonderful
spiritual journey, meet with
women with the same faith
interests, and enjoy a weekend
where you are placed first. For
more information please stop by
the breezeway after the Saturday
& Sunday Masses and there will
be ACTS' members available to
register you.
The St. Elizabeth Dance Group will have a
“Breakfast Sale” after all the Masses on Sunday,
October 27th, to benefit the St. Elizabeth Dance
Group’s costumes for the Feast
Day of our Lady of Guadalupe.
Please join us in the Parish Hall
from 8 AM to 4 PM for delicious
gorditas
and
menudo.
We
appreciate your support!
Ladies Club
Bake Sale
The Ladies Club will be having a
bake sale in the breezeway next
weekend October 26th and 27th,
after all Masses or until bake goods are sold out.
Please stop by and support your St. Elizabeth’s
Ladies Club and pick up some tasty baked goods.
Never stop praying. Have faith and
never give up! Jesus tells us that
persistence will pay off, if we continue
to pray to God. How and when do you
pray? How could you grow in the ways
that you pray?
Let us pray for steadfastness in our
belief that God hears and guides us
always.
Our Sunday Visitor Life Long Catechesis
Did you know…?
Did you know that Halloween was
originally a Catholic celebration?
Halloween’s name was originally
“All Hallows Eve” or “All Holy
Eve” because it is the last day before the
Catholic Feast Days of All Saints Day
(celebrated November 1st) and All Souls Day
(celebrated November 2nd).
Nunca dejen de rezar. ¡Tengan fe y
nunca se den por vencidos! Mientras
creces, tiendes a "necesitar" a Dios
cada vez menos. Pero hoy, las lecturas
nos dicen que recemos con mucha fe.
¿Por qué crees que ésta es una
enseñanza clave de Jesús?
Oremos por constancia de nuestra
creencia de que Dios escucha y
siempre nos guía.
Our Sunday Visitor Life Long Catechesis
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Religious Education & Youth Ministry
Protecting God’s Children
The week of November 3rd – 6th, the
lessons for elementary school students
will focus on helping the student’s
understanding of rules, appropriate
touch and boundaries, how to respond
to uncomfortable situations and
introduce technology safety.
For more information on this program, please visit http://
www.austindiocese.org/offices-ministries/offices/ethicsand-integrity-ministry-office/called-protect-children
Llamados a Proteger a los
Más Pequeños
Estudiantes de primaria grados K-5, la semana del 3 al
de Noviembre, nos enfocaremos en ayudar a los alumnos
en el entendimiento de los limites físico y emocionales,
como responder ante situaciones incomodas y presentar
seguridad tecnológica.
Para más información del
programa visite http://www.austindiocese.org/officesministries/offices/ethics-and-integrity-ministry-office/
called-protect-children
Protecting God’s Youth
During your 6th graders class time the weeks of
November 3rd-13th, they will sit through an informative
video series to discuss how they can safeguard physical,
emotional and behavioral boundaries. As Catholics, we
believe that every human being is created in the image
and likeness of God. Each of us is sacred and our lives —
body, mind and soul — should be treated with respect.
Parents may visit http://www.austindiocese.org/officesministries/offices/ethics-and-integrity-ministry-office/
called-protect-youth for an overview of the program.
Protegiendo a los Jóvenes de Dios
Durante las clases de 6 grado del 3 al 13 de Noviembre,
tendremos una serie en video de como su adolecente
puede salvaguardar sus límites físicos, emocionales y de
comportamiento. Como católicos creemos que cada ser
humano es creado a imagen y semejanza de Dios. Cada
uno es sagrado y nuestras vidas, nuestros cuerpos,
mentes y almas debe ser tratados con respeto. Los padres
pueden asistir. Para mas información del programa visite
http://www.austindiocese.org/offices-ministries/offices/
ethics-and-integrity-ministry-office/called-protect-youth
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church
Bishop Vásquez’ Prayer Intention
Please consider Bishop Vásquez’ prayer intention for the 29th Sunday in
Ordinary Time:
For all judges, attorneys and those who work in the legal system, may
exercise their duties with fairness and justice toward all...
Intención de Oración de el Obispo Vásquez
Por favor considere la intención de oración del Obispo Vázquez para el XXIX
Domingo Ordinario:
Por todos los jueces, abogados y aquellos que trabajan en el sistema
legal, para que ejerzan sus deberes con igualdad y justicia para todos...
National Black Catholic Men’s Conference
The National Black Catholic Men’s Conference will be held October 24th 27th, at the Wyndham South Hotel in Austin. The overall purpose of the
conference is to provide a forum for African-American men to speak to the
critical issues and challenges facing the African-American male community,
particularly in the Catholic community. Secondly, the conference is calling
and challenging young men to discern the call to priesthood, brotherhood and
the diaconate. Workshops will be held at the hotel. An evening worship and
praise service will be held October 26th at 5 PM at Holy Cross Parish in
Austin. There will be singing performances by the award-winning and highly
acclaimed men’s group “Men On Fire.” This conference brings together
Catholics from all walks of life to pray, praise and proclaim the Lord. The
registration fee is $150 or $75 for active duty military and students. To
register, contact Johnnie Dorsey at the diocesan Office of Black Catholics at
(512) 949-2449.
The Trappist Monks of New Melleray Abbey in Peosta, Iowa
The Rule of St. Benedict requires monks to earn a living by the work of their
hands. The monks of New Melleray support themselves by making simple,
natural wooden caskets and urns. Their community says that they “feel
blessed to be able to perform this corporal work of mercy for families who
suffer the loss of a loved one and to support ourselves in the process.” A
Trappist Casket is a responsible, uniquely fitting expression of our shared
belief in the dignity of Christian death. They are here to serve.
Trappistcaskets.com
Los Monjes Trapenses de New Melleray Abbey en Peosta, Iowa
La regla de San Benito requiere que monjes se ganen la vida con el trabajo
de sus manos. Los monjes de New Melleray Abbey se ayudan a ellos mismos
haciendo ataúdes y urnas simples de madera naturales. Su comunidad dice
que "se sienten bendecidos por poder realizar este trabajo corporal de misericordia para familias que sufren la pérdida de un ser querido y poder apoyarse a sí mismos en el proceso." Un ataúd de Trappist es una expresión responsable y única de nuestra creencia compartida en la dignidad de la muerte
cristiana. Ellos están aquí para servir.
Trappistcaskets.com
October 19-27, 2013
3rd Annual Annunciation
Maternity Home Charity
Golf Tournament
Join us for the
Annu al
3 rd
Annu nciation
Maternity
Home Charity
Golf
Tournament
Monday, October 28, 2013 at
Berry Creek Country Club
Registration: 11AM
Shotgun Start: 1:30 PM
Fee: $100 per player, includes
golf, fajita dinner, and player
bag Sponsorship and Volunteer
Opportunities Available
For more information please
visit: thematernityhome.org or
call Alyssia at 512-864-7755
Vianney Fest Weekend 2013
St. John Vianney Catholic
Church, Round Rock, Texas
Friday, October 25th
Golf at Forest Creek Golf Club
Tee off 1 PM
7 PM Dinner and Dance
featuring Aaron Einhouse
Saturday, October 26th
Family Night, Bingo and a
Movie
Sunday, October 27th
Vianney Fest, BBQ Dinner
sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus,
Raffle, Live and
Silent Auction, Bounce Houses,
Car Show and more.
http://www.sjvroundrock.org/