ST. ANGELA MERICI
Catholic Church
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
January 11th, 2015
The Baptism of the Lord
Weekday Mass
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
12:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
Parish Life Center
9009 Sienna Ranch Rd.
All Masses celebrated
in our Parish Life Center
Rosary
Friday following Mass
Weekend Mass
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 9:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Reconciliation
Parish Life Center
Thursdays
6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
Saturdays
4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Parish Life Center
Thursdays 9:00 a.m. - 6:45 p.m.
Parish Office
6210 Sienna Parkway,
Ste. 300
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. ~12:00 p.m.
Office will close for daily Mass.
Office Phone: 281-778-0400
Parish Life Center Phone: 281-778-7031
Fax: 281-778-0401
Mailing address
6140 Hwy. 6 PMB 99
Missouri City, Texas 77459
www.stamericigh.com
Email: [email protected]
Bulletin announcements must be print ready & submitted to [email protected]
no later than noon on Friday (9 days) before the Sunday of publication.
Parish mission statement
“St. Angela Merici Catholic Church in Missouri City, TX is a diverse
community, united in the Mission of Christ through the Eucharist,
proclamation of the Gospel and service to the people of God.”
Directory and stewardship
Pastor:
Rev. John Cahoon
[email protected]
Parish Administrator:
Margaret Myers
[email protected]
Dir. of Music & Liturgy:
Dr. Sandra Derby
[email protected]
Dir. of Faith Formation:
Karen Ann Martin
[email protected]
Parish Secretary:
Peggy Nice
[email protected]
Receptionist:
Linda Cruz
[email protected]
Ministry Scheduler:
Colin Kiernan
[email protected]
Dir. of Spiritual Life:
Kathleen Messina
[email protected]
Parish Council Chair:
Chris Agostinelli
[email protected]
Finance Council Chair:
Kelley Sauer
[email protected]
Welcome Visitors! Please visit our website at: www.stamericigh.com
Parish registration forms are located on our website, at the parish office, or at the Parish Life Center.
Our community—1338 households
Parish Stewardship Report - January 4th
Weekly Budget
Weekend Collection
Auto Pay (20)
Total Contributions
Over / Under
$19,221.02
$27,753.10
$2,950.25
$30,703.35
+$11,482.33
Our Goal 3.9 Million
Registered Households
Envelopes Used
Loose Checks
1338
262
64
Land & Start Up Loan
Beginning Balance
Monthly Payment
Current Loan Balance
$1,489,068.35
$8,176.27
$1,327,130.22
Please use the bright yellow designated
Capital Campaign envelopes when putting
Capital Campaign contributions in
the collection basket..
Continue the Vision
Total Pledged
Total Collected
Households making pledge
$2,878,683.76
$1,763,421.28
485
*Please u lize the oﬀertory envelopes you receive
in the mail, especially for cash. This insures
accurate accoun ng of your contribu ons.
$37,444.00
$3,936.00
To set up monthly contribu ons through your bank bill
pay, please contact Margaret Myers at 281.778.0400.
Christmas Collection
Solemnity of Mary Collection
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
The baptism of the lord
January 11, 2015
When Pope Francis met before Christmas with Vatican employees, mostly lay people with
families, he asked them to do 10 things. The list sounded remarkably like suggestions for
New Year’s resolutions. How might these fit into your plan for this year?
 “Take care of your spiritual life, your relationship with God, because this is the backbone of
everything we do and everything we are.”
 “Take care of your family life, giving your children and loved ones not just money, but most of
all your time, attention and love.”
 “Take care of your relationships with others, transforming your faith into life and your words
into good works, especially on behalf of the needy.”
 “Be careful how you speak, purify your tongue of offensive words, vulgarity and worldly
decadence.”
 “Heal wounds of the heart with the oil of forgiveness, forgiving those who have hurt us and
medicating the wounds we have caused others.”
 “Look after your work, doing it with enthusiasm, humility, competence, passion and with a spirit
that knows how to thank the Lord.”
 “Be careful of envy, lust, hatred and negative feelings that devour our interior peace and
transform us into destroyed and destructive people.”
 “Watch out for anger that can lead to vengeance; for laziness that leads to existential euthanasia;
for pointing the finger at others, which leads to pride; and for complaining continually, which
leads to desperation.”
 “Take care of brothers and sisters who are weaker … the elderly, the sick, the hungry, the
homeless and strangers, because we will be judged on this.”
 Making sure your Christmas is about Jesus and not about shopping.
Youth ministry and faith formation
True joy only comes from God and realizing our deepest dependence on Him (CCC 301).
LIFE TEEN:
Sunday, January 11th
EDGE:
Wednesday, January 14th
FOLLOWING MASS:
THE BEST SELLING BOOK OF ALL TIMES:
Parent/Teen Life Night
BIBLE TIMELINE
CATECHISM
SCRIPTURE
John 1:1
CCC # 1124 - 1125
Romans 10:8
CCC # 1140 - 1142
2 Timothy 3:16 -17
CCC # 1153 - 1158
Hebrews 4:12
CCC # 1168 - 1171
YOUCAT
# 181 - 186
Goal: Tonight all Life Teen
Parents are invited to join us
forour1stLifeTeenNightof
2015. We will be focusing on
our theme for the semester:
The Mass. Tonight will be an
opportunity for Parents and
Teens to have a shared
experience of celebration,
formationandfaith.
Pleasejoinusforthisonetimenight.
Con irmationRetreat
January30th-Feb1st
Registrationhasbeenemailedandis
availableontheParishWebsite!
SCRIPTURE
CATECHISM
John 1:1
Romans 10:8
2 Timothy 3:16 -17
Hebrews 4:12
CCC # 80 - 81
CCC # 101 - 113
YOUCAT
# 12, 14 - 16, 19
Goal: To help the middle school youth understand
how the Bible was put together and that the Word of
God is as living and active today as it was in the
days of the biblical writers over 2,000 years ago who
were inspired by the Holy Spirit.
How the Bible came to be the Bible we read today is
quite a story. This night will help the middle school
youth understand not only how the Bible was
assembled, but also the writers themselves. Often
we don’t take time to understand the people who
God inspired or even recognize how God is inspiring
us with His Word still alive in our world today.
EDGE NET RETREAT
Wednesday, January 28th 5-8pm
The National Evangelization Team
Con irmationDate
forSt.AngelaMericiTeens
May7,2015at
7pmMass
NET TEAM # 7
Will be coming to serve
our Middle Schoolers
with a retreat formatted
just for them. These
young adults have
committed a year of
their lives to travel the
US to evangelize and
share faith with teens.
For more information about SAM Youth Ministry, please contact Karen Ann Martin or email at [email protected]
Children’s Faith formation
Adult formation
KIDs Club
Monday & Tuesday
January 12th & 13th
Family Theme:
Sin, Forgiveness & Reconciliation
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR
LADIES NEXT WEEKEND
To Create Your Personal
Account for Access, click on the
SYMBOLON: Register NOW link
on the Home Page of the Parish Website:
www.stamericigh.com
1st Reconciliation for our Children
Saturday, January 24th
10 AM
Please pray for our children
who are entering their final
preparation to be ready for
their 1st Reconciliation
coming soon.
Marriage The Complete Picture
Our Pastor, Fr. John Cahoon
Hosts 4 Weeks on Marriage
Jan 14th:
GLORY OF THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Jan 21st:
PRACTICING THE MARRIED LIFE
Jan 28th:
THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF MARRIED LIFE
Feb 4th:
TOUGH STUFF OF A SACRAMENTAL MARRIAGE
At the Parish Office at 7pm each evening
Need More Information : Contact: Karen Ann Martin at [email protected] or call 281-778-0400
PARISH LIFE
Scripture Readings
Mass Intentions for the Week
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sat
10th
9:00 am
5:00 pm
Sun
11th
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
PeopleoftheParish
†StephanieKirkpatrick
Tue
13th 12:00 pm
†Emilie&†PaulHonish
Wed
14th
9:00 am
Thu
15th
7:00 pm
†AvertanoRebello
Mon
12th
Fri
16th
9:00 am
†StephanieKirkpatrick
Tue
13th
Sat
17th
9:00 am
5:00 pm
GlennWatts
Wed
14th
Sun
18th
9:00 am
10:45 am
12:30 pm
5:00 pm
PeopleoftheParish
Thu
15th
Fri
16th
Sat
17th
Sun
18th
Please stop by the parish office
to schedule a Mass intention.
†Deceased
PLEASE PRAY FOR
Our Sick
Corey Soule, Tony Yasilli, Diana Ruiz,
Michael Westerhaus, Linda Browne
Gretchen Foresman, Molly Neidigh,
Michael Saladino, Betty Kohle,
Brooks Dremely, Kourosh Vahedi,
Mpoki Tenende, Michael Robbins,
Maria Santos, Ski Kryszewski,
Shannon Schlachter, Nonilon Andrade,
Rand Doane, Greg Kerry, Jo Ellen Jancar
Glenn Watts, Arturo Hilario
*Names will be removed after 3 months. Please notify the
parish office if you wish to keep your name on the list. *
Our Military
LCDR Shawn Kiernan, US Navy
PFC Jonathon Rivas, US Army
Major Jose Carrejo, Army Reserve
Spec. Nicholas Watts
USN Air Corps Robert Mangan
Col. James Romero, US Army
Major Jonathan Esparza, US Air Force
BU3 Matthew Roche
Capt. Michael Steward, US Air Force
SPC John-Benedict Odukwe
Mon 12th
Tue 13th
Sat
17th
First Week in Ordinary Time begins
St. Hilary
St. Anthony
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Heb 1:1-6; Ps 97:1 And 2b, 6 And
7c, 9; Mk 1:14-20
Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab And 5, 6-7,
8-9; Mk 1:21-28
Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7,
8-9; Mk 1:29-39
Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-7c, 8-9, 10-11;
Mk 1:40-45
Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3 And 4bc,
6c-7, 8; Mk 2:1-12
Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15;
Mk 2:13-17
1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8,
8-9, 10; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20;
Jn 1:35-42
SAINT OF THE WEEK
St. Priscilla - January 16th
St. Priscilla was widowed when her
husband was martyred for converting to
Christianity. She remained active in the
Roman
faith
community
and
became an influential figure in the very
early Church.
Her husband, Manius, was a Roman
official, and her son, St. Pudens, was a
Roman senator. Tradition holds that St.
Peter converted and baptized the whole
family. Both Manius and Pudens were
martyred, but Priscilla continued to
follow St. Peter and gave him the use of
her villa on the Via Salaria, which became the center of
Peter’s work in the city.
On the site of that villa, a catacomb was constructed and used
for Christian burials. Many martyrs and seven popes were
buried there, so it became known as the “queen of the
catacombs.” The catacombs of Priscilla contain some of the
earliest Christian art. The first images of Mary are painted
there. St. Priscilla died around the year 98. Her feast day is
on January 16th.
Parish and community Life
Today we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus and the beginning of his ministerial life.
As Christ was sent by the Father, we too, by virtue of our baptism, are called to
continue the work of Christ. As the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches:
“Through Baptism . . . we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the
Church and made sharers in her mission; Baptism makes us members of the
Body of Christ . . . therefore we belong to Christ – and to one another.”
Baptism immerses us into the very life of Christ. May this day of celebrating the Feast of the
Baptism of our Lord be a time for us to reflect on our own Baptism and ask:
How am I responding to my Baptismal call to serve the Body of Christ?
How am I continuing Christ’s work and ministry?
Liturgical Ministers are urgently needed in the following ministries:
Instituted Acolytes serve an essential role in our parish worship. The instituted acolyte is appointed to serve the
priest in the celebration of the liturgy and to ensure that the details for that celebration have been attended to. He is an
extraordinary minister of Holy Communion and may also assist with the formation of other ministers who assist at the
altar. A love for the liturgy, the Eucharistic community and a desire to serve at the altar are part of the spirituality of
this ministry. Because the ministry has its roots in the formation of ordained clergy, the ministry is reserved to men.
Cardinal DiNardo has expressed his desire that men chosen for this ministry should be experienced liturgical ministers
and willing to continue their liturgical formation. Men must be at least 21 years of age, fully initiated and living an
exemplary Christian way of life, with no impediments to sacramental reception, (e.g., if married, one must be in valid
union recognized by the Church).
Worship Coordinators ensure that all of the ministers needed for their assigned mass are present and prepared to
execute their ministry. They also set out the hosts and wine for mass, invite a family to present the gifts and
coordinate the Presentation of the Gifts.
Cantors serves a special ministry in the midst of the assembly as a leader of song and proclaimer of the Word as the
psalmist. Those called to the ministry of cantor commit to additional rehearsal time and preparation. Though Cantors
do not need to be professionally trained singers, they must possess skill in the use of their voice, a pleasant tone and
the ability to lead the congregation in song. Cantors do not need to belong to a choir in order to serve in this ministry.
Please contact Sandra Derby at the parish office (281)778-0400 or at [email protected]
for more information or to begin serving in this ministry.
LITURGICAL MINISTRY TRAINING
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
Saturday, January 31, 2015
10am – 11:30 am
ALTAR SERVERS
Saturday, January 24, 2015
2 pm – 3:30 pm
For more information or to register for either session, please contact Sandra Derby at the parish office
(281) 778-0400 or at [email protected]
Spiritual Life
I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly.
John 10:10
Living WORD — The Baptism of the Lord
And a voice came from the heavens,
“You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.”
Mark 1:15
Typical of Mark’s Gospel, the account of the Jesus’ baptism by John in the Jordan is tightly written; short but vivid and
focused. No conversation between Jesus and John is reported. We are not told why Jesus received John’s baptism. Mark’s purpose
here in the prologue of his Gospel is the revelation of Jesus’ identity. His use of the words It happened in those days links the
event with other significant beginnings in salvation history, but the real focus is on the heavens being torn open, the spirit
descending and the voice God pronouncing Jesus as his beloved Son. The ancient symbol for divine-human communication is
enacted. It is a tremendous sacramental moment. Jesus presents himself, John pours the water and God sends the Spirit and anoints
Jesus with his voice. This cooperative action is the public initiation of Jesus, his positioning for public ministry. And God was well
pleased. Whatever Jesus had done before, things are now changed for him and everyone he encounters.
Our own Baptism was also a significant event in salvation history. We were claimed in a new way by God, our family
and our community through divine-human communication. We share in Christ’s three-fold ministry of Priest, Prophet and King—
to teach, sanctify, and govern. It was our public initiation for a life serving the glory of God. Through our particular vocation, our
myriad gifts and our attentiveness to the movement of our spirit, we respond to our baptismal call in a multitude of ways; all
necessary contributions to the one Body of Christ.
Following the homily, liturgical ministers at St. Angela’s were commissioned today. The rite of the Order for
Commissioning examined the minister’s commitment to loving, faithful, reverent service and asked for God’s blessing on those
who have responded to the needs of our community. Then we all stood and together renewed our baptismal vows. It was a
sacramental moment that involved the cooperative action of God, Fr. John or Fr. Bob, our liturgical ministers and our whole
community. One version of the commissioning rite notes there are no small tasks in the Lord’s vineyard. Each task, done in
communion, receives value by God’s grace upon those who give and those who receive. Taking on or continuing in these
ministries, even with their limited time commitment, has the power to transform lives and positions those ministers in relationship
within St. Angela’s.
It happened on this day today at St. Angela’s. Things are changed now for all who could hear a voice come down from
the heavens. Our identity has been more fully revealed and in this moment of divine-human communication we believe that God is
well pleased.
St. Angela Merici’s
Readings in Spirituality
Book Club
Consider Jesus
Waves of Renewal in Christology
by Elizabeth A. Johnson
Tuesday, January 20th 7:00 pm
ABUNDANT Living
in the parish office on Sienna Parkway
Listen: To “Radio for Your Soul” — 1430 AM KSHJ
Guadalupe Radio Network. You can also listen on line
at www.grnonline.com.
Consider joining the other participants in St. Angela’s Book
Club by reading Elizabeth Johnson’s Consider Jesus. A good
selection as we move through Advent and the Christmas
season, this Christological work is both completely orthodox as
it probes the question “Who is Jesus?” and challenging as it
grapples with His humanity and divinity, His self-knowledge,
the meaning of suffering and how we understand His message
in light of the consciousness of our time and age.
AND To Sirius XM Channel 129 — the Catholic
Channel. Wednesdays at 1:00 PM catch the live
Broadcast of America This Week, news analysis with
a Catholic take on faith and culture.
Both can open us to divine-human communication.
Christian spirituality is not one dimension of the Christian life, it IS Christian life.
For more information contact Kathleen Messina at [email protected]
Parish and community Life
SCRIPTURE
REFLECTION
& COMMUNAL
PRAYER
~~~~~~~~~
Monday Scripture Reflection
5:00 PM In the Parish Office
MORE INFO:
[email protected]
Thursday Scripture Reflection
SILENT LENTEN RETREAT
Growing in Intimacy with God
and Ourselves
Rev. Louis Arceneaux, CM
February 20-22, 2015
Cenacle Retreat House
Houston, TX
Plan NOW to join our annual retreat in contemplative
silence at the Cenacle Retreat House.
Rooms are available for women from St. Angela’s. Offering is $185 which
includes meals and lodging for the weekend. Men are invited to attend the
retreat as commuters.
10:00 AM in the PLC
For more information or to register contact St. Angela Spiritual Director Adele
Brodginski, 281-499-9191 or [email protected].
Men’s Friday
Scripture Reflection
Spiritual Direction at St. Angela Merici
6:30 AM In the PLC
MORE INFO:
John Hopkins (713)429-5004
If you would like to become better at recognizing and telling your family and life
story, as part of the one story of God, consider the gift of spiritual direction. It
provides a privileged time and place to confidentially reflect upon, in the
company of a trusted person, your relationship with God and how it is lived out with
others.
Tuesday Meditation Groups
10:30 AM In the PLC
7:00 PM In the Parish Office
MORE INFO: [email protected]
Friday Rosary
In the PLC following
9:00 AM Mass
Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament
6:45 PM Thursdays In the PLC
MORE INFO:
Paula Flowers (713)962-6128
Reconciliation
Thursdays 6:00 PM ~ 6:45 PM
In the PLC
Saturdays 4:00 PM ~ 4:45 PM
In the PLC
St. Angela Merici has trained and experienced Spiritual Directors to help you
discern God’s active presence and invitation for more love and life in every
moment, awakening you to the abundance God desires for you.
For more information about the privileged and confidential experience of Spiritual Direction
contact: Kathleen Messina at [email protected] or (281)778-9178.
St. Angela Merici Parish Care Chains
Care Chains are a service of St. Angela's Women of the Vine to
assist with the short-term needs of parishioners. Volunteers are
available to help with an evening meal, transportation to a doctor’s
appointment and even to just make a friendly visit. There is also a
Care Chain that receives and offers prayers for intentions. In addition,
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are available to bring Holy
Communion to those who are home-bound. All services are offered with
great sensitivity and confidentiality.
If you, or someone you know, could benefit
from any of these services, please contact
the parish office at 281.778.0400.
Knights of Columbus #14617
FREE THROW CONTEST
The annual Knights of Columbus
Free Throw Contest will be held
Saturday, January 17th, 2015 from
3:30pm-4:30pm in the Baines Middle School
Gym. We invite all boys and girls, ages 9-14 to
sign up for the contest after every Mass this
weekend. The gym is located on the side entrance
closest to the athletic fields. Prizes will be
awarded to the winners in each age bracket, both boys and
girls. Each contestant will shoot 15 free throws in their age
group and the contestant with the highest number made wins.
The winners will continue on to the District, then Regional
and State level contests. There is no cost to enter the contest,
so sign up and show off your shooting skills! For
information or questions, contact Mark Montalbano at
[email protected].
Parish Life
CHOIR REHEARSALS RESUME THE
WEEK OF JANUARY 11
COME JOIN US!!
KIDS’ CHOIR
First Rehearsal of 2015:
Wednesday, January 14th 4 – 5 pm in the
worship space
Open to students in 1st – 8th grades who love to sing!
This group sings once a month at the 9 am Sunday
mass (usually, the 1st Sunday of the month)
ADULT CHOIR
First Rehearsal of 2015:
Tuesday, January 13th 7:30 — 8:45 pm in
the worship space
Become a Knight
We currently have 154 members and would love to
have more good Catholic gentlemen from our
parish join our fraternal organization. If you want to
know more about the Knights of Columbus, visit
our website at www.kofc14617.org or contact
Ken Stilling at [email protected] or call
281-437-2216. Our regular meetings are at the PLC
the first Thursday of every month immediately after
the 7:00 p.m. Mass.
Welcome to the newest
members of our
Catholic community...
Second Tuesday of the Month
January 13th
Mom’s Night Out at the PLC from 7:30 – 9pm
Moms of preschool AND school aged children - we’ll
feature an activity/speaker to help guide us along the
journey of raising strong Catholic families.
Like us on Facebook at “Catholic Moms of Missouri City”
or email [email protected] with any questions!
Hope to see you!
Adrian Julius Lozano
Leah Grace Lozano
Abeson Modequillo
Charlotte Mae Blackmon
Jolie Grace Valmont
Whoever welcomes a child in My name, welcomes Me.
~~Luke 9:46-48
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THE CATHOLIC STORE
281-403-0730
281-313-8282
3615 HWY. 6 • SUGAR LAND
BY TJ MAXX @ SETTLERS WAY
AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING
Sales & Service
• 24 Hour Emergency Service
• Service All Brands
Commercial & Residential
• Retail Credit Available
Come Sail Away on a 7-night Catholic Exotic Cruise
starting as low as $1045 per couple. Daily Mass and
Rosary offered. Deposit of only $100 per person
will reserve your cabin.
Space is limited. Thanks and God Bless,
Brian or Sally, coordinators 860.399.1785
an Official
Travel Agency
of AOS-USA
EARTHMAN SOUTH
WEST
281-499-3511
Apollonia
Dental, P.A.
Family Dentistr y
4427 Hwy 6, #A
Sugar Land
Funerals • Cremations At Colony Wellcare Center
12555 S. Kirkwood, Stafford Between Dulles & Frost Pass
281-240-3300
www.apollonia-dental.com
Glenn E. Bulan, M.D.
Pediatric Ophthalmology
Adult Strabismus
parishioner
Texas Eye Institute
4977 Sweetwater Blvd.
281-242-8841
www.txeye.com
989667 St Angela Merici Church (A)
Isabel Vahedi, D.D.S.
281-565-4321
Parishioner
www.jspaluch.com
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