EPIPHANY OF THE LORD CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston – www.archgh.org
1530 Norwalk Drive
Telephone: 281-578-0707
Katy, Texas 77450
Fax: 281-578-9161;
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday - 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
www.epiphanycatholic.org
Masses:
Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM
Saturday: *5:30 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM, *9:45 AM, *11:30 AM, 5:30 PM
*Nursery Available
Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 – 5:00 PM; or appointment with a priest
Anointing of the Sick: First Thursday of the month at 9:00 AM Mass
Eucharistic Adoration: Tuesday after 9:00 AM Mass until 7:30 PM
St. Vincent de Paul Society: 281-578-3845
May 3, 2015 – Fifth Sunday of Easter – Readings on Page 1074
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Reflecting on God’s Word
PARISH CLERGY
Rev. Tom Lam
Administrator
Rev. Thomas Joseph
Parochial Vicar
Deacon John Evanoff
Pastoral Associate
Deacon Don Kish
PARISH STAFF
Business Manager
Craig Shemon
Gerry Broussard, Verna Goertz,
Dan Stamps, Mary Tran
Religious Education
LouAnn Svoboda, Director
Beth Harvey, Charlotte Fulton,
Maria Laiseca
Youth Ministry
Dave Clark, Director
Joey Harvey
Music Ministry
Spencer Schuyler, Director
Merle Vahlkamp
Outreach Ministry
Schottsie Hill, Director
Lisa Gilkeson
Facilities Manager
Kirk Harris
Young Kim
Karim Valdez
COMMUNITY LIFE
Nursery Coordinator:
Anne Salazar
Child’s Play: Alyce Gabrysch
281-578-9332
Bingo: Friday at 7:30 p.m.
281-578-3905
Welcome Newcomers
If you would like more
information on our Parish
Community,
please
visit
www.epiphanycatholic.org.
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Bearing the fruits from God
n the television show “Who wants to be a millionaire?” there is a wild
card called “lifeline,” in other words, a line of life. It seems like a threat:
if it is cut or if it doesn’t work, death will come…in this case, you lose
the game and any possible winnings that came with it. It is a matter of
having someone to lean on if our own strength (knowledge) fails us. There are
people who would prefer to go it alone, leaning on their own talents and
strength, so that later they can say they did it all by themselves. Perhaps this is
possible in the material life, although in reality it is quite rare that anyone can
be entirely self-sufficient.
We all want to succeed, to
achieve fruits in life, to be able to
say in the end that we did something good or important. The issue is to ask ourselves several
questions: Why? For what? What
is the final objective we seek with
our actions? For whom or who is
it going to favor? And, most important of all, what strength do I
count on? The answers to all
these questions will provide us, in
a way, the measure by which we
will bear fruit...or not. But above
all else, it has to do with thinking
about whom we will count on to
achieve these fruits. If it is only on our own strength, things will go wrong. To
rely too much on ourselves—or too little—leads to barrenness without remedy.
When someone relies too much on their own strength, he or she will irremediably see how every thing collapses, just like a tower of cards or a very tall tower
of Lego blocks that collapsed because it didn’t have a strong foundation. Perhaps we have had experiences like this: to do, triumph, have successes, and
then arrive at a point where everything collapses and we are left with a shadow
of who we once were. There is no life left. It would be good then to ask ourselves what was beneath or on the side of each achievement: was it just confidence on own strength? Then we would have the answer as to why things happened the way they did. In the same manner, whenever there is something that
has provided good fruit, something that has been beneficial to others, that has
resulted in grace, blessing, and good toward another, we could ask ourselves
what, or better yet, who was behind it. Here too we will find the response:
there can only be real life when Christ is present.
In today’s gospel emphasis is placed on the same thing: who is united
to the true vine; whomever does not have their foundation resting on something solid (and something truly solid that gives life can only be God), will not
only sink, but will wither and die. Because Christ is not only the foundation, he
is the substance, and the all. “For you can do nothing without me.”
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Events & Meetings This Week
SUNDAY, MAY 3
Food Drive
Youth Raffle Sale
Coffee & Donuts: Family Center
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Nursery: 0-5 years:
Room 214
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Children’s Liturgy of
the Word: Grade 1
12:30 PM, The Epiphanic:
Softball Field
1:00 PM, Baptisms: Narthex
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
9:00 AM, ESL Level 4: Room 307
9:30 AM, ESL Level 1/2: Room 310
9:30 AM, ESL Level 3: Room 308
9:30 AM, Called to be Mom: Rec Rm
5:30 PM, Children’s Choir Party:
Family Center
7:00 PM, Adult Choir Practice
THURSDAY, MAY 7
9:00 AM, Anointing of the Sick within
Mass: Chapel
MONDAY, MAY 4
9:30 AM, ESL 2: Room 303
9:00 AM, ESL Level 4: Room 307
6:30 PM, Spanish Bible Study: PAC
9:30 AM, ESL Level 1/2: Room 310
7:00 PM, Adult Confirmation Class:
9:30 AM, ESL 4 Conversation: Rm. 301
Epiphany Room
7:00 PM, A Biblical Walk Through the 7:00 PM, Line Dancing: Family Center
Mass: Epiphany Room
7:00 PM, Bereavement Support:
FRIDAY, MAY 8
Room 303
9:30 AM, ESL Level 3: Room 308
7:00 PM, KC’s Business Meeting: KC
9:30 AM, Ladies Club: Family Center
7:00 PM, Scout Troop 1146: Rooms
4:00 PM, Wedding Rehearsal: Church
204/205/206/207/212
7:30 PM, Bingo: Family Center
7:00 PM, Job Networking: Rec Room
TUESDAY, MAY 5
9:30 AM, ESL 2: Room 303
9:30 AM, Quilters: Room 411
9:30 AM – 7:00 PM, Adoration:
Chapel
10:00 AM, Holy Hour Rosary for
Respect Life: Chapel
10:00 AM, Scripture Study: Den
1:00 PM, ESL 2: Room 301
4:00 PM, Holy Hour Rosary for
Vocations: Chapel
7:00 PM, RCIA, Epiphany Room
7:00 PM, Scout Troop 1288:
Rooms 301/303 /Rec Room
7:00 PM, Rosary: Chapel
7:00 PM, Walking through Grief: Den
7:30 PM, Evening Prayer: Chapel
SATURDAY. MAY 9
Baby Bottle Distribution
2:00 PM, Wedding: Church
5:30 PM, Nursery: 0-5 years:
Room 214
SUNDAY, MAY 10
Baby Bottle Distribution
Nursery Closed
9:45 & 11:30 AM, Children’s Liturgy of
the Word: Grade 2
Baptisms
Please contact parish office
for preparation classes.
Baptism Session for Parents
2nd Saturday of February,
May, August, November
10:00 AM – Noon
To register call
LouAnn Svoboda
(281-578-8271)
Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults (RCIA)
For information call
LouAnn Svoboda
(281-578-8271)
Sacrament of Marriage
Must be a registered, active
member of the parish at least
six months. Contact parish
office eight months before
wedding to begin preparation.
Finance Council Chair
Denny Dellinger
Knights of Columbus
Steve Zoeller, Grand Knight
www.kccouncil9759.com
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Cynthia Viator
Ladies Club
Ann Hoar
MAY 5
Join us on a parish
pilgrimage to Rome, Italy on
Oct. 25-Nov. 5, 2015. Travel to
Venice, Florence, Assisi and
the Eternal City of Rome to experience the rich cul-
ture and deep spirituality of the Church.
Only 50 places available for parishioners of Epiphany. If interested, please contact Craig Shemon at
[email protected]
Forever Young
Barbara Hajjar, Clare Snow
Bulletin Deadline
The deadline for article
submission is Thursday at noon
(ten days before publication).
Your article can be sent to
[email protected].
Check our website for
Liturgical, Youth Usher & Faith
Formation Schedules.
[email protected]
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Liturgy & Prayer
LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS THIS WEEK
SPECIAL REMEMBRANCES
Saturday, May 2
5:30 PM
Sunday, May 3
8:00 AM
9:45 AM
11:30 AM
5:30 PM
Monday, May 4
9:00 AM
Tuesday, May 5
9:00 AM
Wednesday, May 6
9:00 AM
Thursday, May 7
9:00 AM
Friday, May 8
9:00 AM
Saturday, May 9
5:30 PM
Sunday, May 10
8:00 AM
9:45 AM
11:30 AM
5:30 PM
Vigil-Fifth Sunday of Easter
†Suong Lam
Fifth Sunday of Easter
†Mariano Magsino
For the People
†Apolonia De Perez
†Arthur Tuttle, Jr.
Easter Weekday
†Kay Kasischke
Easter Weekday
†James Regan
Easter Weekday
†Zita Briksnis
Easter Weekday
†Joey Casey
Easter Weekday
†Lawrence Gochioco
Vigil-Sixth Sunday of Easter
†Blanca Nelly Tejada
Sixth Sunday of Easter
†Hilda McGlew
For the People
†Hilda Dengler
†Arthur Tuttle, Jr.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Acts 14:5-18; Ps 115:1-4, 15-16;
Jn 14:21-26
Tuesday:
Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21;
Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8
Thursday:
Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11
Friday:
Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17
Saturday:
Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21
Sunday:
Acts 10:25-36, 34-35, 44-48; Ps 98:1-4;
1 Jn 4:7-10 or 1 Jn 4:11-16; Jn 15:9-17
or Jn 17:11b-19
Come and pray the rosary before
the Blessed Sacrament for
Vocations every Tuesday at 4:00 p.m.
in the Chapel.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK AND
ELDERLY: The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated on
Thursday, May 7 and every First
Thursday of the month during the
9:00 AM Mass. The Sacrament of Anointing is for
the strengthening of those who are ill, or who are
aging. We celebrate the sacrament best in the
community setting so that we can support you
with prayer.
Through the waters of Baptism
the
following infants now have begun
their journey of faith in the
Christian Community: Zayden
Michael Antoine, Piper Blaire
Coveny, Pierson Anthony Coveny,
Amanda Sofia Hernandez, William
Paul Meyers II, Ella Grace
Sadykhov, Sebastian Alejandro Salinas.
PRAYER LIST FOR THE SICK
Please keep the following people in
your thoughts and prayers this
week as we wish them a return to
good health:
Eva Lazarich, Jason Sides, Mary Reuter, Andrew Bencivengo, Patricia Givens, Jackie Alfonso, Fidel Flores, Rosemary Klawikowski, Ingrid Stassi, Anthony Pocasangre, Hipolita Gonzales, Elizabeth Colborn, Elaine Mueller.
To make a request for someone to be on our
prayer list, please call the parish office at 281578-0707. Your loved one’s name will appear on
our prayer list for six consecutive Sundays. If a
longer period of time is needed, please call the
parish office to renew your request.
Please pray for our military
men and women.
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News in the Parish
We welcome into our community:
Victoria Addison, John & Priscilla
Cuellar, Joseph & Genevieve Flores,
Dennis & Maria Lourdes Gallego,
Gerard & Trayce Moore, Chwuemeka &
Uju Njoku, Timothy & Marchristie Osbourne, Apollo &
Leolinda Sebastian, Luis & Luisa Torres, Creigh & Jewel
Vigne, Toan & Jane Vuong, Christine Watkins.
Fr. Jack will celebrate the 52nd
anniversary of his ordination at Epiphany
on May 24th during the 11:30 a.m. Mass. A
reception will follow in the Family Center.
Project for the Homeless—The
final numbers are in and the fish fry
set all types of sales records. The
Knights of Columbus thank each and
every one of you for making the dinners a success. One of the projects
we are going to do with the profits is to make and
deliver box lunches for the homeless on May 17th.
We invite all members of the Epiphany Faith Community to join us in this endeavor on Sunday, May
17th at 8 A.M. We will be gathering in the PAC center and
making 600 sandwiches and putting them in bags along with
bottle water and chips. Our goal
is to help on this one day, make
life a little easier for the less fortunate. After making
the box lunches we will be taking them to Loaves
and Fishes soup kitchen and distributing them there.
If we have extra food we will be taking it to a nearby
park (James Butte) and distributing the rest of the
food. The total time from start to finish should be
about 4 hours. We invite all members of our faith
community to participate. If you are in need of service hours please come.
The recipients are so appreciative and thankful . So,
please come out before Mass, or after Mass and help
make sandwiches, distribute the food, or do both. It
will be an experience you and your family will cherish forever.
Attention – Anyone Currently Taking
Holy Communion to the Homebound
We are instituting some new training and policies regarding the
homebound and hospice/hospital
Holy Communion visits. If you are
currently taking Holy Communion
to the homebound or are interested in doing so in the
future, your attendance at one of the following training sessions is mandatory, even if you were trained
in the past.
May 30, September 26, December 5
These sessions are all on Saturday mornings in Room
303 of the Parish Activity Center building (twostory) from 9:00 – 10:00AM. You may sign up in
advance by emailing Deacon John Evanoff at
[email protected] or calling the parish
office.
Community Life
FOREVER YOUNG Last meeting
before the summer break will be Friday
May 16th at 11:30 in the Family Center.
Please bring your own sandwich and
a salad or dessert to share.
Our speakers are Kirstin Weiss and
Christen Madigan Community Relations Liaison
with The Solana and Phil Godshalk administrative
Liaison with Houston Community College Academy of Life Long Living.
For information call the office at 281-578-0707.
The Epiphany Ladies Club (ELC) will hold our
last meeting before breaking for the summer on May
8th.
After a short vote and induction of new officers, we
will hear from an AAA guest speaker on the topic of
Travel. Come and check out the club; memberships
for next year are available and at a discount for those
who join early.
Lunch Bunch will meet at BB’s Café at 406 W.
Grand Parkway South on May 20th at 11:00 a.m.
Babysitting is available during our monthly meetings
for $1 by contacting Charlotte at [email protected].
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Respect Life Bulletin Board
Our Stewardship
SAVE THE DATE: Are you
Stewardship – April 25/26
Sunday Offering
Home Missions
St. Vincent de Paul
$57,152.58
$8,736.00
$2,821.00
Registered Households
6,742
“Children, let us love not in word or speech but in
deed and truth.”
— 1 John 3:18
Do you “walk the talk?” Does your action reflect
what you say? If not, spend time every day in prayer,
give some of your talent to help one of your parish’s
ministries and give some of your money to support
the work of the Church.
This new fund is established for donations
to add to the beauty of our worship space.
With your contribution or memorial gift, we
hope to add Stations of the Cross and statues
for our Church.
At any time during the year, you are welcome
to send in a donation or place your gift in an
envelope in the collection during Mass with
the designation, “Sanctuary Beautification
Fund.” Thanking you in anticipation of your
generous response.
aware that Houston is among the
worst cities in the U.S. for Human Trafficking and that 50% of
human trafficking victims are
children? The Respect Life
Committee is proud to sponsor
an education program on Human Trafficking, Thursday,
May 28 from 7-8:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. Our presenter will be Wendy Garaghty,
Community Educator for the USCCB Amistad
Movement. More details will be forthcoming in
subsequent bulletin announcements but for now
please circle the date on your calendar.
Vocations Corner
All are invited to attend our monthly Vocations
Meeting on Thursday, May 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the
main conference room. Sub committees are forming.
Sponsored by the Vocations Committee
Save the Date
May 16 – Diaconate Ordinations (transitional deacons) – 10:00 a.m. Mass at the Co-Cathedral. All
are invited to a 2 hour Mass with the sacrament of
Holy Orders at the Sacred Heart Co-Cathedral. Cardinal DiNardo will be the celebrant. Plan to arrive
½ hour before Mass begins as this Mass is open to
our archdiocese.
June 6 – Priesthood Ordinations – 10:00 a.m.
Mass at the Co-Cathedral.
June 8-10 – Explore Retreat – St. Mary’s Seminary. For high school boys ages 15-18.
Jun. 13 – Concierto de Alabanza y Adoración por
las vocaciones con las Hermanas Discípulas de Jesús.
July 10-12 – Retiro Vengan y Vean -5pm Holy
Name Retreat Center. Para jóvenes adultos solteros,
hombres y mujeres, de 18-35 años.
July 24-26 – Life Awareness Retreat -5:00 p.m.
Holy Name Retreat Center. For single young adult
men and women ages 18-45.
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Pick up your
bottles on
Mother’s Day
Return your
bottles on
Father’s Day
Donations will be distributed between the Archdiocese
Gabriel Project, the Catholic Charities Adolescent
Pregnancies and the Pregnancy Help Center.
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Outreach Ministry – 281-578-0707
Outreach Events in March:
Standing Meetings: Mon.—Epiphany Job
Networking at 7 p.m. in the PAC; Tues.—
Adoration all day, Respect Life Rosary at 10
a.m.
3rd: Food Drive
4th: Bereavement Meeting @ 7 p.m.
5th: Walking Through Grief @ 7 p.m.
7th: National Day of Prayer
9th/10th: Baby Bottle Distribution
FOOD DRIVE – today
Boy Scout Troop 1146 is collecting non-perishable food and personal
care items for Epiphany Food closet.
Items can be brought to either parking lot after morning Masses, today.
Please place your monetary contributions in the Sunday collection, but please write in
food donation on the memo line.
If you forgot to bring something, food donations may
be dropped off in the loggia food bin anytime.
Thank you for your assistance!
See www.epiphanycatholic.org for details.
BEREAVEMENT MEETING, MAY 4
“Blessed are those who mourn for they shall be
EPIPHANY BINGO
comforted.” Matthew 5:4.
In a church community, no
one should mourn alone.
The support of others who
have also experienced this
kind of loss can help us feel
that we are not alone on our
grief journey.
- Come join us again for
Bingo in 2015. Bingo for the new year is already in
swing as of Friday January 2nd. As always MAXIMUM CASH PRIZES of $2500, allowed by state law,
are given away at EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT BINGO.
This includes a $750 final game jackpot prize. We
invite all parishioners to come make it a fun night
out.
Please join us for our next gathering on Monday,
May 4th at 7:00 pm in the PAC Room 303. If you
cannot attend but want information, email Michelle
at [email protected].
Net proceeds are distributed primarily to local organizations through Epiphany Outreach Ministries.
As a result of the dedicated work of all the Bingo volunteers and the tremendous support of the players,
Bingo distributed just under $50,000 for the year to
local charitable organizations in 2014. In 2015, net
proceeds from the 2nd Friday of each month will be
contributed to St. Faustina Catholic Church.
National Day of Prayer
at the Merrell Center
Join thousands of others across West Houston as
we meet at the Merrell Center on Thursday, May 7,
2015 at 7:00 for the National Day of Prayer. “All
Sons & Daughters will be leading worship while
several pastors and ministry leaders guide us in
times of prayer for our city and nation. And then,
different churches will take turns sustaining worship
and prayer for the next 50 hours in the Epi Center
at 2655 South Mason Road in what we call “Fire on
the Altar”.
For more information check out
www.katyprays.org.
What a great way to spend an evening with friends
or family, and at the same time help to provide funds
to local charitable organizations. Games begin at
7:30 with 4 earlybird games and 8:00 for the regular
games.
The Bingo group has a tremendous need for volunteer members on each team. Check out the
Bingo link on the Epiphany website for more information on games, concessions, and how to
join our volunteer team.
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Adult Faith Formation – 281-578-8271
Tuesday Morning Scripture
Study group will meet on May 5
from 10 –11 a.m.in the PAC. Contact
[email protected] for information.
Called To Be Mom:
Join us from 9:30—
Noon on Wednesday, May 6, in the Parish Activity. We will offer a Mother’s Day topic for conversation. Contact [email protected]
for more information.
VIRTUS: Protecting God’s Children
Original training session will be held at Epiph-
any Saturday, May 30 from 9:00 a.m. until
Noon in the Parish Activity Center (PAC). Preregistration
is
mandatory
at http://
www.virtus.org. A valid identification must be
presented at check-in. No late admittance is
allowed. If you are over 18 and active in ministry
at Epiphany, you must be VIRTUS trained. All
adult parishioners, ESPECIALLY PARENTS, are
encouraged to be VIRTUS trained! Questions?
Need assistance with the registration process?
Call the Faith Formation Office at 281-578-8271.
No walk-ins!
BAPTISM PREPARATION SESSION
The session for parents and godparents to prepare for the baptism
of their infants will be held Saturday, May 9, 2015 from 10:00 a.m.
until Noon in the Family Center.
This preparation session is required
before parents can schedule the Sacrament of
Baptism for their infants. Parents and godparents
are encouraged to attend this session before the
birth of the child. Call 281-578-8271 to register for this session. Childcare during this class
is available by emailing [email protected] with parent’s name, ages of children needing nursery and name/date of
event. The next opportunity to attend a baptism class will be on Saturday, August 8, 2015.
Interested in Becoming Catholic?
For more information on the
Rite of Christian Initiation of
Adults (RCIA) contact LouAnn
at [email protected]
or call 281-578-8271, ext. 283.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Over time, the crisis of last illness and the way the
faithful met death changed. In earliest times, a sickbed vigil was an occasion for the community to gather
and strengthen the dying person with assurances of
love. A thousand years ago, in part because of massive
upheavals in society, a new emphasis on individual repentance captured the imagination of millions. Death
was to be feared, because it was about judgment. The
delights of heaven’s banquet dimmed, since most people saw God’s just judgment and inevitable punishment
intervening. If a community gathered at all, it was not
to express faith in the Resurrection, but to seek forgiveness for those who were powerless to help themselves. The dead couldn’t improve their situation, but
their loved ones, by expressing sorrow for sin, could.
Better yet, the clergy could, if they intervened in a
timely fashion, provide the absolution needed for everyone to relax. Ministry to the sick shifted away from
a ministry of consolation toward a challenge to repent
before it was too late.
As the sense grew that most people died with their
work of repentance incomplete, the color black was
reintroduced to funerals. It was the old pagan way of
expressing despair. No wonder they call this time in
history the “Dark Ages.” Many layers have had to be
peeled away to reveal the deepest, most positive expressions of our tradition of care for the dying.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Children’s Faith Formation
The work is done, classrooms are
empty NOW>>> Let’s have some
fun at the end of the year picnic
after the 11:30 a.m. Mass until
3:00 p.m. on Epiphany’s softball
field. ALL INVITED!
Thanks to all who have sent donations or who is
sponsoring a booth. Your generosity is beyond
measure!
VBS
June 22-26, 2015 Everest, Conquering
Challenges with God’s Mighty Power.
Registration begins today
after the
11:30 a.m. Mass until 3:00 p.m. on the softball
field for all participating Pre-K (4 years old
by Sept. 1) through students entering 5th
grade. ALL REGISTRATION FORMS can
also
be
found
online
at
www.epiphanycatholic.org under the Elementary Faith Formation tab. Please mail or
bring registrations to the Faith Formation
Office. Regular registration will continue
until May 18th. After May 18th all students
are placed on a wait list. (Number of participants
is dependent upon number of volunteers up to
420 spots).
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Epiphany Youth Ministry
Our high school summer mission trip is to
the Pueblo communities of Laguna and
Aconma, New Mexico June 20-28. Students interested in attending should fill out
our application and turn it by the end of
this week! Our first meeting is May 17th
from 1:30-3:00. Please stop by the office
or download the application from our website.
Rehearsal for Confirmation will take place June 10
and 11 at 7:00 p.m. Confirmations are celebrated
June 15 and 16 at 7:00 p.m. Please see our website
to check which day your student is scheduled to attend.
Volunteers are students entering 6th
grade through great-grandparents.
ALL positions are available.
Remember teen
spots fill fast. ATTENTION! Station Leader for
games position is still available. Contact our VSB
chair, Stephanie Brierty for more information.
([email protected])
All adults (18
years +) working with our children must be VIRTUS trained. Visit www.VIRTUSonline.org to
register for the training.
Interested in becoming a
priest? Come to a retreat and see what it
takes to be a priest. The retreat is for high
school boys ages 15-18.
This retreat is held in Houston, on the week
-end of Friday, June 8-Sunday,
June 10.
Please contact Colleen Farghum at [email protected] for the registration
form.
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