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Archdiocese of Galveston Houston
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church
816 Park Dr. La Porte, Texas 77571
281-471-2000 Fax:281-471-9365
Website:www.stmaryslaporte.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Parish Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 am-12:00 Noon
1:00 pm-4:00 pm
CCE Office Hours:
Sunday 8:30 am-12:00 pm
First Sunday of Lent
February 22, 2015
Sacrament of Baptism
Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st Sunday of the
month. Classes are held on
the 2nd & 3rd
Tuesday of each month. Please come by the Parish
Office to register or call for more information.
Reconciliation
The Sacrament of Penance is offered on Saturdays,
from 4:30p.m. to 5:30p.m. or by appointment.
Sacrament of Marriage
Please contact the Parish Office at least (6) six months
prior to your desired wedding date to arrange a
meeting with Father Tony or one of the Deacons. If
you want a Mass, you must call Father Tony.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Are you a non-Catholic who is interested in joining the
Catholic faith? Are you a baptized Catholic who has
never received the sacraments of 1st Communion and
Confirmation? If your answer is yes to either of
these questions, call the Parish Office.
Sacrament of First Communion
First Communion candidates must be baptized, at least
in the second grade, and have been attending CCE
classes for two full years previous to their receiving
the Sacrament. Adults needing First Communion
should refer to the rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
Sacrament of Confirmation
Confirmation candidates must have previously
received the Sacraments of Baptism and First
Communion. They must have faithfully attended Life
Teen for at least one full year prior to beginning preparation for the Sacrament (more than three
absences without a valid excuse can alter the process). A
signed form stating that the parent/guardian and the
candidate understand all requirements is also
necessary before the preparation begins. Adults
needing confirmation should refer to the Rite of
Christian initiation of adults.
Eucharistic Celebrations
Saturday: 6:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m.,
12:30 p.m. (Spanish)
4:00 p.m. Life Teen Mass
Weekday Masses in St. Joseph’s Chapel
Monday (No Mass)
Tuesday – 12:00 noon
Wednesday – 8:30 a.m. &
(1st Wednesday Only 6:30 p.m.)
Thursday, & Friday – 8:30 a.m.
Parish Staff
Rev. Tony A. Castro, Pastor
Deacon Hector Cantu
Deacon Julio Matallana
Deacon Stan Avallone
Parish Secretary-Debbie Heasty
C.C.E. Director-Jessica Jaramilllo
EDGE Director-Renee Cortez
Life Teen Director-Shari Davis
Vision Statement
St. Mary of the Immaculate
Conception is a Catholic Community
of Believers called to serve Christ by
gathering together at the Lord’s
Table in worship and praise, by serving our brothers and sisters in Christ,
and by being a welcoming beacon of
light to all. We are many parts, yet
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ LA PORTE
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 22, 2015
“God is at Work Here”
Loan Balance
Tues. Feb. 24:
12:00pm
Principle Balance
Monthly Payment
Donations
Elizabeth Bugg†
By: Family
Wed. Feb. 25:
8:30am
Susie Melchor†
By: Becky Melchor
Thurs. Feb. 26:
8:30am
Fri. Feb. 27:
8:30am
Sat. Feb. 28:
6:00pm
Sun. March 1:
7:30am
In Thanksgiving
In Honor of the Blessed Mother
Special Intention Fr. Sebastian Myladiyil, S.V.D.
By: Walter & Bonnie Hayes
Juan Benitez†
By: Twomey Family
Eloy† & Mina† Escobar
By: Ernest & Maria Escobar
People of the Parish
Mary Jane Avallone†
By: Vincent & Susan Gagliardi
10:00am
12:30pm
4:00pm
February 14 & 15, 2015
Weekly Goal
$12,000.00
Sunday Collection
$ 8,233.56
2nd Coll.
Band for Fat Tuesday Celebration
$
594.00
Stations of the Cross
Date
February 27th
March 6th
March 13th
March 20th
March 27th
God’s blessings to each of you for your continual
support in helping to reduce our parish debt.
DIOCESAN SERVICES FUND
St. Mary’s Parish Goal 2015
$50,000.00
Total Amount Pledged
Total Amount Paid
Number of Participants
Percent Paid
$ 10,622.50
$ 8,072.50
35
16.15%
“Be Rich in Good Works, Ready to Share”
The Diocesan Services Fund offers all of us an opportunity to let others experience the teachings and the grace of
the Lord. More than 60 programs are under the DSF umbrella of ministries serving hundreds of thousands of people in the Archdiocese. Please support DSF with your gift
today. Envelopes are located at the back of the church,
or you can go online to make your donation @
archgh.org/dsf.
“Our culture...has become hardened to many who cry
out. We idolize the strong and beautiful and tend to disregard the weak and imperfect. In our own lives, have
we been programed not to call for help ourselves or to
look past those who do?”
-Learning to Cry, Life Issues Forum, December 19, 2014, Tom
Grenchik USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
Friday’s in Lent
6:30PM(English)
$ 251,768.93
$ 8,000.00
720.00
7:15PM (Spanish)
Celebrant
Fr. Tony Castro
Deacon Stan Avallone
Deacon Hector Cantu
Fr. Tony Castro
Deacon Hector Cantu
7:15PM (Spanish) Deacon Julio
March 27th Children’s Stations-Chapel 6:30pm
Every Friday KC Fish Fry
5:30-7:30pm ~ $8.00 Plate
St. Mary’s
LENTEN PENANCE SERVICE
Tues., March 24th @ 7pm
Area Lenten Services
St. Hyacinth (Deer Park) 281-479-4298
Mon., March 2nd @ 7pm
St. Clare of Assisi (Houston)281-286-7729
Wed., March 4th @ 7pm
St. Luke the Evangelist (Houston) 281-481-6816
Wed., March 11th @ 7pm
St. Helen (Pearland) 281-485-2421
Thurs., March 12th @ 7pm
St. Bernadette (Houston) 281-486-0337
Mon., March 16th @ 7pm
Mary Queen (Friendswood)281-482-1391
Tues., March 17th @ 7pm
St. Mary (League City) 281-332-3031
Wed., March 18th @ 7pm
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Dear parish family,
First Sunday of Lent
As we enter the season of Lent, we hear once again this traditional cliché question, “What do you give up?”
Although this may sound superficial but actually there is something spiritually beneficial to this especially
when done in spirit of true mortification from excesses. And in a sense it is penitential when taken as a
counter remedy for sin. Not only that it is spiritually beneficial, it is also practically helpful for physical good.
The usual culprits for example, giving up sweets, chocolates, cigarettes, alcohol, or whatever that are actually not necessary for the body, nor good for health or anything of excess – or those other things we give
up because they are not helpful and also useless, then the benefit is something substantial. When give up
those things unhealthy then we gain something substantially good for our physical well being – we perhaps
lower our cholesterol levels, tone down our body sugars, and trim our fats. At the same time there is spiritual good achieved … mortification, sanctification, sacrifice etc.. Thus the bigger one gives up the greater
the value obtained or gained.
Yet there is a higher level. Why not remove the word “up” and just think of the word “give.”
Hence it is much better to ask, “What do you give?” Than to remain in asking, “What do you give up?”
This level implies giving not of excess or something unnecessary but something we hold as valuable to us. This truly underscores real love and Christian charity. While in the former we only think of our
personal good, in this level, one thinks something for the benefit and the good of the other. And there is a
double effect: it is empowering the other person, uplifting the needy, and while at the same time, it is sanctifying oneself. On this level it raises the value of the action to a broader and greater scope; the greater
one gives the more the community, the society, even world benefits from it.
But there is still a greater level. It is: “Live up!” Live up the gospel values. “Repent, and believe
the gospel, as we hear it on Ash Wednesday and which is repeated on this Sunday’s gospel. This level is
of course the most profound because while the second level is great, it is only occasional but this one challenges us throughout life. Therefore, the greater number of people live up to this level, do living up the
gospel values, then how wonderful could its impact in the world we live.
Blessings to you and have a good week!
Fr. Tony
Querida familia parroquial,
1 Domingo de Cuaresma
Al entrar en el tiempo de Cuaresma, escuchamos una vez más esta pregunta común y tradicional, "¿A qué vas a renunciar?" Aunque esto puede sonar superficial, pero en realidad hay algo espiritualmente beneficioso especialmente
cuando se hace en el espíritu de la verdadera abstinencia de los excesos. Y en cierto sentido es penitencial cuando
se toma como un remedio contra el pecado. No sólo es espiritualmente beneficioso, también es prácticamente útil
para el bienestar físico. Los hábitos de costumbres más comunes por ejemplo, renunciar a los dulces, chocolates,
cigarrillos, alcohol, o lo que sea que en realidad no son necesarios para el cuerpo, ni buenos para la salud, o cualquier otra cosa en exceso - o aquellas otras cosas que renunciamos porque no son útiles y también ineficaces, entonces el beneficio es algo sustancial. Al renunciar a esas cosas no saludables obtenemos algo sustancialmente
bueno para nuestro bienestar físico - tal vez bajar los niveles de colesterol, ajustar los niveles del azúcar del cuerpo,
y recortar niveles de grasas. Al mismo tiempo conseguimos alcanzar un nivel espiritual ... la mortificación, la santificación, el sacrificio, etc .. Por lo tanto cuanto más grande es a lo que renunciamos, mayor será el valor obtenido o
adquirido.
Sin embargo, existe un nivel más alto. ¿Por qué no eliminar la palabra "renunciar" y sólo pensar en la palabra "dar". Por lo tanto es mucho mejor preguntar, "¿Qué voy a dar?" a permanecer preguntando: "¿a que voy a renunciar?"
Este nivel implica no dar del exceso o de algo innecesario, sino algo que consideramos de valor para nosotros. Esto destaca verdaderamente el amor y la caridad cristiana. Mientras que en el primero sólo pensamos en nuestro bien personal, en cambio en este nivel, pensamos en algo para el beneficio y el bien del otro. Y hay un doble efecto: es fortalecer a la otra persona, elevar a los necesitados, y al mismo tiempo, se está santificando uno mismo. En
este nivel se eleva el valor de la acción a un ámbito más amplio y mayor; a lo mayor que damos se beneficia la comunidad, la sociedad, incluso el mismo mundo.
Pero todavía hay un nivel mayor. Es: "Vive la vida!" Vivan de los valores del Evangelio. "Convertíos y creed
en el evangelio, como lo escuchamos el Miércoles de Ceniza y que se repite en el evangelio de este domingo. Este
nivel es, por supuesto, el más profundo, porque mientras que el segundo nivel es grande, es sólo ocasional, éste nos
desafía a lo largo de toda la vida. Por lo tanto, el mayor número de personas a la altura de este nivel, viviendo los
valores del Evangelio, entonces que maravilloso seria su impacto en el mundo en que vivimos.
¡Bendiciones para ti y que tengas una buena semana!
Padre Tony
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ LA PORTE
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
FEBRUARY 22, 2015
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store
Bereavement Support
The Bereavement C.A.R.E. Team (Caring and
Reaching Out to Each other) will host a six
week bereavement support group for anyone
grieving the loss of a loved one through death or
permanent separation. The sessions will be Saturday
mornings from 9-10:30 am in the Parish Hall Conf.
Rm.
If you are interested in joining the C.A.R.E. sessions,
please pick up a brochure at the doors of the church for
specific mtg. dates and topics, or just show up on
Saturday morning. You may attend any or all of the
sessions now through March 14th. For further
information, contact Nelda Shealy @ 281-471-6536.
ALTAR SOCIETY
Mon.-Wed., Fri., Sat. 9:00-11:00am
Store Closed Thurs. & Sun.
In today’s Gospel, Jesus overcomes the temptations to
wealth, power and esteem. As we begin Lent, may we open
our hearts to the grace of prayer, fasting and almsgiving.
By your donations to our St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store
you indeed put your faith into action as you bring healing to the poor, hungry and weeping.
Our Resale Shop here at St. Mary’s is in desperate need of
volunteers. Several of our regular volunteers have had to be
taken off of the schedule due to medical issues. The store
hours are 9-11am, and the store is open every day but
Thurs. & Sun. You can pick any day you are able to work. If
you are available to help out, please contact the church office.
“Gabriel’s Angels”
Feb. 21/22: Lent (No Flowers)
The Gabriel Project is designed to help women and teenagers who are in a crisis pregnancy. If you are in need of assistance or know
someone who is, please contact Belinda @ 713
-805-4961 or the Church Office.
Altar Flower Dates Available
April 11/12, 25/26, May 2/3, 9/10, 16/17, 30/31
If you would like to place flowers on the altar for a special
occasion or in memory of a loved one please contact the Church
office or Carolyn O’Neal @ 832-465-4689 to reserve your date.
Church Candle
Adult Confirmation Class
In Loving Memory of Ernest Williams
By: Carolyn O’Neal
Chapel Candle
Damen Espinoza
By: Rosie Molina
March Altar & Laundry duty:
Cecilia Lopez, Marta Fernandez & Spanish Prayer Group
Meeting Hostess:
Traci Bernal & Sheridan Lewis
Starting Sunday, April 12th
If you have been baptized, received your first communion
but need to be confirmed, we will be having Adult
Confirmation Classes on Sundays @ 2pm in the Rosary
Hall Conference Room. Due to the limited sessions,
you will not be able to sign up late. The deadline will
be Friday, April 10th @ 4pm. Please contact Deacon
Hector @ 281-382-8672 or come by the Church office to
register.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for
Bingo last Sunday.
Retiro Nueva Vida
Rosary Hall
Viernes 13 de Marzo, 2015 de 7:00 PM a 9:30 PM
Sábado 14 de Marzo, 2015 de 8:00 AM a 8:00 PM
Habrá Cuidado de Niños!
Si necesita mas información, favor de llamar a
Alma Brinkley (281) 658-2315
JESUS TE ESPERA!!
Youth Forum Night This Monday
“Can Christ help me even if I already ‘messed up’?”
“What is my purpose for being here?”
Open Discussion ~ Mon. Feb. 16th
6:30-8 pm Parish Hall
Info. call Sharon @281-451-9593 (Missing Peace)
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Knights of Columbus Upcoming…
All Parishioners Welcome
March 9th-Please join us in praying the Holy Rosary
asking for our Blessed Mother’s intercession for the
unborn, elderly, disabled, sick and all special intentions every 2nd Monday of the month in St. Joseph’s
Chapel @ 6:30pm.
If you have any questions about any of the above
information, please contact Jaime Vasquez @ 832-3398849 or [email protected].
40 Churches for 40 Days Campaign
St. Mary’s is participating in the Houston Coalition for
Life’s 40 Churches for 40 Days campaign. St. Mary’s
day to peacefully pray at the Planned Parenthood
abortion facility at 4600 Gulf Freeway is Friday,
March 13th from 6:30am-6:30pm.
We need your
prayers and your help in being a visible sign of God’s
love and mercy. For more info., or to sign up for a time,
Contact
Jaime
Vasquez
at
832-339-8849,
[email protected]. Thank you for your presence.
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ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ LA PORTE
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
Lv 19:1-2, 11-18; Ps 19:8-10, 15;
Mt 25:31-46
Tuesday:
Is 55:10-11; Ps 34:4-7, 16-19; Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19;
Lk 11:29-32
Thursday:
Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25; Ps 138:1-3, 7c-8;
Mt 7:7-12
Friday:
Ez 18:21-28; Ps 130:1-8; Mt 5:20-26
Saturday:
Dt 26:16-19; Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8; Mt 5:43-48
Sunday:
Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18; Ps 116:10,
15-19; Rom 8:31b-34; Mk 9:2-10
Please Pray For
Our Troops and …
James Hagler, Jeremy George, Danny Miguel Saul, Cody
Caits, Lois Johnson, Ada Ellis, Mark LeClair Sr., Gloria
LeClair, Mary Lee Leake, Phil Leake, Ralph Garza, Bill
Bianchini, Israil & Tina Espinoza, Chad Burke, Michelle
Burke, Merci Burke, Mary & Wayne Boatman, David Candelaria, Karen Bounds, Leo Villarreal, Sharon Darden,
Baby Adeline, Baby Hope Frobenius, Gwendolyn Rigsby,
Lisa Zepeda, Holly & Mike Dennis, Gracie Juarez, Teen
Grigory, Gary & Debbie McFadden, Angelina Sullivan,
Daliah Guerrero, Joe Guerrero, Merci Burke, Jordan
Bright, Sebastian Arzate, Candalaria Ortiz, Chris Duncan,
Mary Ramos, Lynette Roberts, Michelle Burke, Chad
Burke, Andre Josef Tallieu, Alia Perez, Genia & Willis
Mahaffey, M.L. Mayo, Abraham Flores, Priscilla Lopez,
Reynaldo Cantu, Arturo Munoz, Thelma Jean, Dianne
Lemons, Aurora Martinez Jones, Michelle Dowling, Chad
Burke, Mercy Burke, Arnold Alanis, Tex Murphy, Dottie
Hurry, Carlos E. Rodriguez, Jennifer Wade, Craig Wade,
Rolland Harrison, Lilly Budd, Gloria, Luke Lewallen, Marty
Montemayor, Marge Tennyson, Roland Gutierrez
Continue to Pray for Kay Gold, Red Cornejo, Nancy Isla
Castro, Irlinda, Beatriz Gamboa, Kathryn Coleman, Lea
Katherine Tennyson, Norman & Joanne Hartman, Marita
Hooper, Sue Gonzalez, Linda Jaramillo, Janie Cavazos,
Janet Lodge, Rose Moreno, Lois Johnston, Joe Funda,
Ray Rozelle, Jose Molina, Minnie Lopez, Baby Gavin
Binkley, Deacon Merce Leal, Charlotte Boudreaux,
Marcos Vasquez, Margarita Klock, John & Sue Crockett,
Joanne Jarrell, Joanie O’Neal, Ben Munoz, Nell Turk,
Diana Ortiz, Ophelia Pinard, Bob Davis, Dot Ryan, Janet
Hoffpauir, Nick Martin, Geraldine Christensen, Teresa
Eidt, Barry Armstrong and those requesting prayer via
our web site.
Remember Our Shut-Ins Emil Schaider, Ann Blair, Soledad Hernandez, Elida Peterson, those battling terminal
illness and the residents of La Porte Care Center and Parson’s House.
Repose of the Soul of : Della Salas & Felipe Tenorio
Our Sympathy to: Becky Melchor and death of her cousins, Delba Salas & Felipe Tenorio
Please Note: Names on our “Please Pray For” list are left
on for four weeks. If someone needs to be put back on
the prayer list or added please call the Church Office
during regular office hours.
FEBRUARY 22, 2015
St. Mary’s Dinner &
Auction Extravaganza
April 18th @ 6pm
The funds raised at the auction will be
used to offset the expenses for St.
Mary’s Bazaar 2015. Our auction will
once
again
feature
the
Royall
Brothers. Tickets will be available in
March. Currently we are
accepting
monetary donations as well as items for
the Live Auction in the church office at
any time.
All donations are greatly appreciated!!!
For information or questions, please contact
Cindy Bremer 281-605-2945 or the Church Office.
Save the Date…
First Communion Retreat
Saturday, March 7th, 1-6pm
If you child is currently in the First Communion
class, this retreat is a must in order for them to
receive their First Communion in May. If you
have any questions or would be willing to
volunteer for the retreat, please contact
Jessica as soon as possible @ 281-515-5429.
Maintenance Coordinator Needed…
St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church seeks
a part-time maintenance coordinator on parish
buildings and grounds effective on April 1. Must be pro
-active in preventive maintenance. A working
knowledge of carpentry, HVAC, minor electrical and
plumbing skills required. Oversee cleaning service
and able to maintain and /or repair various items on
the property. Able to deal with other vendors for major
work. Adequate knowledge of computers is required.
Must be of good moral character and preferably a
parishioner. The schedule will take 20 hrs. per week.
On the job training for this position will be provided.
Details of job description subject for agreement and
discussion upon interview. Please submit resume to: c/
o
SEARCH
COMMITTEE
ST.
MARY’S
MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR. Fr. Tony
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ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ LA PORTE
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT
Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults
Are you a non-Catholic who is
interested in joining the Catholic faith? Are you a
baptized Catholic who has
never received the
sacraments of 1st Communion and Confirmation and are
over the age of eighteen? If your answer is yes to either
of these questions you may be interested in joining our
RCIA program. Students are welcome to begin classes
at any time during the year. Classes are Wednesday @
6:45pm in the Parish Hall Conference Rm. For
additional information, please call the office or email
Tracy @ [email protected].
Join Us…
Sunday Morning Bible Study with Deacon Stan & Tracy
Avallone. The program we are using is called “Bringing Faith
Home”. (CCE
Schedule @ 8:45am & 11). Everyone is
welcome. If you need any additional information please
contact Deacon Stan @ 281-507-2253.
Bible Study ~ It still is not too late...if you want a better
understanding of our faith and a deeper relationship with God;
then, you are invited to join us for a Bible Study called The
Bible Timeline started February 8th in the Rosary Hall
conference room. If that time does not work for you can
come Wednesday mornings @ 9:15 in the conference room
next to the church office.
This Bible study will go deep into each period of
Salvation history and you will learn the major people, places,
and events of the Bible and see how together they form the
foundation of our Catholic faith.
We are requesting $40. per person fee to cover the cost of
materials. Scholarships are available. Please email
[email protected] so that materials can be ordered
for you.
St. Mary’s Music Ministry Needs You...
Sat. 6pm Mass– Rehearsals before Mass at 5:15
Contact Kathy McBride 713-628-8387
Sun. 7:30am Mass - Rehearsals before Mass at 7am
Contact Yvonne Fisher 832-581-5974
Sun. 10:00am Mass - Annelise Lagasse 281-459-6453
Sun. 12:30pm Spanish Mass\
Contact Jose Vazquez 832-868-4081
Sun. 4pm Life Teen Mass- Rehearsals-Sunday 2pm
Contact Alex @ 281-543-7794 or
[email protected]
Would you like to join the 10 am Choir???
We meet every Wednesday @ 7pm over in Rosary Hall. Everyone is welcome. During Lent we will be having a Lenten Soup
Supper @ 6pm before practice. Please Join Us!!!
For information please call Annelise Lagasse @ 281-459-6453.
BEAUTY IN FORGIVENESS
Humanity is never so beautiful as
when praying for forgiveness, or else
forgiving another.
-Jean P. F. Richter
FEBRUARY 22, 2015
Activities of the Week
Sun. Feb. 22: CCE, (No EDGE) Life Teen, Bible Study 5pm
Mon. Feb. 23:
Missing Piece 6:30pm
Clases de Crecimiento 7pm
Tues. Feb. 24:
ESL 9:30am
Parish Council Meeting 7pm
Wed. Feb. 25:
Bible Study 9:15am Conf. Rm
6pm -10am Choir practice Rosary Hall
RCIA 6:45pm
Thurs. Feb. 26:
ESL 9:30am
Spanish Choir Practice 7pm
Fri. Feb. 27:
Fish Fry 5:30—7:30pm
Stations of the Cross Eng. 6:30pm Spn. 7:15pm
Sat. Feb. 28:
C.A.R.E. Bereavement 9am Conf. Rm
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — I will set my bow in the clouds to
serve as a sign of the covenant between me and the
earth (Genesis 9:8-15).
Psalm — Your ways, O Lord, are love and truth to
those who keep your covenant (Psalm 25).
Second Reading — The water of the flood prefigured
baptism, which saves you now (1 Peter 3:18-22).
Gospel — Jesus was tempted by Satan, and the angels ministered to him (Mark 1:12-15)
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
March 7 & 8, 2015
SATURDAY – 6:00pm
Altar Servers
E. Lopez & J. Schaefer
Lector
P. Stanton
Commentator
T. Avallone
Extraordinary Ministers W. Hayes, F. Novak
of the Eucharist
SUNDAY-7:30am
Altar Server
O. Tercero, B. Tercero
Lector
N. Broussard
Commentator
B. Sturm
Extraordinary Ministers K. Sturm, E. Coryat
of the Eucharist
SUNDAY-10:00am
Altar Server
N. Trevino, S. Reyes
Lector
V. Maduzia
Commentator
T. Burmaster
Extraordinary Ministers G. Leslie, G. Rodriguez
of the Eucharist
SUNDAY-12:30pm(Spanish)
Altar Servers
A. Calvillo & M. Hernandez
Lectors
J. Velasquez V. Bermudez
Extraordinary Ministers
J. Gracia & J. Gracia
of the Eucharist
SUNDAY-4:00pm
Altar Servers
A. Brinkley, D. Rowan
Lector
J. Woods
Extraordinary Ministers
A. Brinkley, M. Reyes
of the Eucharist
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Classes Today
8:45am & 11:15am
1st Communion Retreat
Sat. March 7th 1-6pm
Volunteers Needed~ Contact Jessica
CCE questions contact Jessica @ 281-515-5429 or
[email protected].
No Tonight 5:15pm
Contact Renee Cortez @ 832-283-8758
No Sacrament Class
Info. Contact Deacon Stan Avallone 281-507-2253
Life Teen Mass 4pm
Class Today @ 5pm
“Cross and the Altar”
ADORE
Catholic Charismatic Center
Wednesday, March. 4th @ 6pm
Confirmation Class March 11 6-7pm
Confirmation Sept. 20th @ St. Mary’s
If you think your child is eligible and you haven’t been
notified via mail, please call the office and speak with
Jessica.
Contact Shari Davis @ 281-471-6066 if you have
any questions about our Life Teen Program.