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St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
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Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
5356 Eleventh Street, Katy, Texas 77493
www.st-bart.org
Fourth Sunday of Advent
Parish Office Hours
8:30am—12:30pm / 1:30pm—5:00pm
Monday through Friday
Phone 281-391-4758 ~ FAX 281-391-3978
Pastoral and Liturgy
Fr. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor, ext. 415
Fr. David Garnier, Parochial Vicar, ext. 414
Deacon William C. Wagner, Dir. of RCIA, ext. 411
Deacon Rolando J. Garcia, Dir. Hispanic Min., ext. 445
Ann Cashiola, Director of Liturgy, ext. 413
Gary Navy, Dir. of Music Ministry, ext. 421
Sr. Lucy Ezeobi, Liturgy & Pastoral Care Asst. ext. 461
Deacon Xavier Bilavendiran, Transitional Dcn, ext. 464
Parish Office
Margaret Woodrum, Parish Administrator, ext. 412
Soyla Hernandez, Receptionist, ext.428
Diana Sanchez, Parish Secretary, ext. 410
Maggie Lopez, Facility Coordinator, ext. 422
Mary Abrams, Event Coord., Baptism Coord, , ext. 468
Rosanne Clare, Bulletin Editor, ext. 418
Janice Romero, Bookkeeper, ext. 420
Barry Perkins, Dir. of Maintenance, ext. 463
Jaime Baltazar, Maintenance
Jose Hernandez, Maintenance
Ben Janecek, Groundskeeper
Religious Education & Youth Ministry
Cindy Smolik, Dir. of Religious Education, ext. 432
Nellie Aguilera, Religious Ed Secretary, ext. 425
Beth Rady, Dir. of Youth Ministry, ext. 436
Joan Summers, Dir. Of Adult Faith Formation, ext. 437
St. Bartholomew Pre-School
Rose Stornello, Director, ext. 440
Juli Ondrush, Assistant Director, ext. 443
Fr. Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor
Fr. David Garnier, Parochial Vicar
Deacon William C. Wagner
Deacon Rolando J. Garcia
Deacon Xavier Bilavendiran
Deacon Humberto Carrasco
Deacon Gordon Robertson
Parish Liturgical Schedule
Confessions: Saturday, 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Tuesday, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Weekend Masses:
Saturday, 5:00 pm (English)
Sunday, 7:30, 9:00 and 11:00 am (English)
1:00 pm and 3:00 pm (Spanish)
and 5:00 pm (Youth Mass in English)
Parish Nursery (childcare for ages18mo-4yrs) during
9:00am, 11:00am, & 1:00pm Masses (Family Life Ctr)
Weekday Masses:
Monday to Friday, 6:30am and 8:30am (English)
Tuesday, 7:00 pm (Spanish)
First Saturday of the Month, 8:30 am (English)
Holy Days of Obligation:
times may vary
7:00 pm Vigil Mass; 8:30 am, Noon, and 7:00 pm
Perpetual Adoration: Mary’s Chapel is open 24 hours a day
from 6:00 pm Sunday to Noon Saturday
Rosary:
45 minutes before each weekday Mass, and 5:00 pm Sat. and
7:30 am Sunday Masses
Benediction:
Evening Prayer and Eucharistic Adoration, every Wednesday
evening at 7:00 pm
Fourth Sunday of Advent ~ December 20, 2015
December 20, 2015
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Welcome / Weekly Readings
Welcome! ¡Bienvenido Fourth Sunday
of Advent
. . . to a very friendly
and enthusiastic parish!
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of hosts, look down
from heaven and see; take care
of this vine, and protect
what your right hand has planted.
If you have been attending Mass
here, we would like to welcome you
as a member. We encourage you to
introduce yourself to Fr. Wayne
Wilkerson, Fr. David Garnier, or one
of our Deacons after Mass.
The second weekend of the
month is New Parishioner
Registration Weekend!
Join us in the Narthex after the
Saturday 5pm Mass, January 9th,
or on Sunday, January 10th after
all Masses. We will help you to
register and answer your questions
We encourage you to become
actively involved in the life of our
Catholic faith community !
BULLETIN DEADLINE
PLAZO PARA EL BOLETÍN
ਭ਴ਤਵਤ ਣਨਠਲ ਠਭਲ਼ਤਲ
delivered to the office, or emailed to:
[email protected]
~ Psalm 80:15–16
This Week’s Readings
Monday: Sg 2:8-14 or Zep 3:14-18a; Ps 33:2-3, 11-12, 20-21;
Lk 1:39-45
Tuesday: 1 Sm 1:24-28; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Lk 1:46-56
Wednesday: Mal 3:1-4, 23-34; Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-10, 14; Lk 1:57-66
Thursday: 2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16; Ps 89:2-5, 27, 29;Lk 1:67-79
Friday: Vigil: Is 62:1-5; Ps 89:4-5, 16-17, 27, 29; Acts 13:16-17,
22-25; Mt 1:1-25 [18-25] Night: Is 9:1-6; Ps 96:1-3,
11-13; Ti 2:11-14; Lk 2:1-14 Dawn: Is 62:11-12; Ps 97:1,
6, 11-12; Ti 3:4-7; Lk 2:15-20 Day: Is 52:7-10; Ps 98:1-6;
Heb 1:1-6; Jn 1:1-18 [1-5, 9-14]
Saturday: Acts 6:8-10; 7:54-59; Ps 31:3cd-4, 6, 8ab, 16bc, 17;
Mt 10:17-22
Sunday: Sir 3:2-6, 12-14 or 1 Sm 1:20-22, 24-28; Ps 128:1-5 or
Ps 84:2-3, 5-6, 9-10; Col 3:12-21 [12-17] or 1 Jn 3:1-2,
21-24; Lk 2:41-52
Liturgical Ministers
Sign-up to serve at holy day Masses for
Christmas and New Year —
forms are now available in the Ministers’
Sacristy of the church.
Please sign up for these special Masses.
Thank you.
What is Spiritual Direction?
Sometimes we need a caring presence to walk with
us on our spiritual journey and help us reflect on our
relationship with God. This can bring much needed
clarity and spiritual growth. Spiritual Direction is, in reality,
nothing more than a way of leading us to see and obey the real
Director—the Holy Spirit hidden in the depths of our soul.
For an appointment please call Irma Gonzales 281-750-4049 or
email [email protected]
Catholic Counseling
Individual, marital, and family counseling
services at a discounted sliding scale
fee. To schedule an appointment please
call (832) 900-2082 or visit
www.MyParishCounseling.com/St-Bart
Asesoramiento Catolica
Aqui en San Bartolomé
Con la ayuda de Rejoice Couseling
Apostolate y de nuestra parroquia, Para
mas información o para hacer una cita,
por favor llame a Cristina Lima al (832)
377-7970 .
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Vocations / Pastor’s Letter
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Hallmark Moments in the
Life of our Parish
On Sunday, November 1st, 1200+ gathered with
His Eminence Daniel Cardinal DiNardo to
celebrate the 9am mass of thanksgiving for our
50th anniversary as a parish. Founded in 1965,
we celebrate our golden anniversary and began a
year of celebrations and activities with our
Ordinary, Cardinal DiNardo. I am deeply grateful
Fr. Wayne Wilkerson
to all who came to join us in this liturgy and
celebration that followed in our Family Life Center and Old Hall. A
special thanks to Sandra Godfrey who took on the task of organizing our
brunch which followed the mass. As well, a round of thanks to our
parish staff and all who worked behind the scenes to make this a
memorable day. On Sunday, November 22nd, our parish along with
Bishop George Sheltz celebrated the Rite of Confirmation. We
presented 178 candidates for Confirmation…combined with our
Confirmation in April, those who received the Holy Spirit at St.
Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church number 370. Bishop Sheltz
himself praised our parish for such an outstanding number of newly
confirmed Catholic Christians. He encouraged our newly confirmed
“not to be bench warmers” but rather, to get involved into the life and
fabric of our parish. I thank Beth Rady, Director of Youth Ministry,
and her team who took on the great task of formation and
implementation of the Rite of Confirmation. As well, I thank all
who took part in the planning and execution of the liturgy. As we
celebrate 50 years as the “mother parish of Katy”, it is most
edifying to watch to rapid growth of our faith community. What a
pleasure it is to serve you and embrace who God will call us to
become in the next 50 years.
50th
I would like to purchase a new set of gold vessels to be used on
Sundays of Ordinary Time and during the Easter season. As well,
a new set of white vestments with palls for funerals that are
matching in design would add much to the liturgies of our parish.
If you are able, will you please consider gifting the parish at
Christmas? Any and all gifts are gratefully received. May God
Bless You and Your Generosity.
8 Gold Communion Bowls
8 Gold Communion Cups
1 Large Gold Presider Paten 1 Medium Gold Presider Paten
Gold Chalice
Gold Ciboria for Tabernacle
1 New Set White Vestments
Presider Chasuble
(2) Con-celebrant Chasubles (2) Deacon Dalmatics
(2) Con-celebrant stoles
Funeral Pall (Casket)
6 large oak vessel trays
3 small oak vessel trays
50 purificators
14 corporals (church)
7 corporals (chapel)
Crucifixes for offices (36)
Urn Funeral Pall (Cremated Remains)
God Bless You One and All!
Fr. Wayne Wilkerson
Pastor
2015
Anniversary of
St. Bartholomew the
Apostle Catholic
Our 2015 Christmas Wish List
To obtain pricing on all requested items, please contact Margaret
Woodrum in the parish office at: 281.391.4758 ext. 412.
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samples only,
not photos
of the actual items
we will purchase
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December 20, 2015
Stewardship of Time, Talent & Treasure
Capital Campaign
Phase II
Our Phase II Capital
Campaign Continues
It is our hope that all
outstanding pledges be
fulfilled. Additional new
pledges and donations will help
us to reach our original goal of
$3.5 million. Contributions will
be used for future projects
benefitting our growing
community of faith.
December 13, 2015
# Registered Families - 5383
Envelopes used
972
Please write your ID# on your contribution envelopes or
checks. Donations without a parish ID# cannot be recorded.
Collection
$30,708.29
Capital Campaign
$ 5,006.00
Children’s Collection
$ 1,621.87
Maintenance Fund $
2nd Collection:
Religious Retirement Fund
797.00
$ 7,814.19
Upcoming Second Collections:
End of Year Giving
Many parishioners make end
of year gifts to the church.
Gifts of stock are a popular
form of giving. A “Letter of
Intent” form is necessary. The Office of
Development at the Chancery is available
to help with these transactions. Direct
inquiries about stock donations to
Michael Schillaci at 713-652-4418, or visit
www.archgh.org/development/donate/
For donations to be included on your
2015 Giving Statement, they must arrive
by December 31st, 2015.
(Second collection checks should be made payable to
St. Bartholomew, NOT to the ministry itself ; we will
write them one check for the total.)
Dec. 20 — Parish St. Vincent de Paul
Dec. 25 — Parish Savings Collection
NOVEMBER Utilities:
Electric
$ 10,237.37
Telephone
$
727.99
Water
$ 1,138.77
Trash Service
$
170.00
Center Point Energy
$
98.00
Building Fund Tax
$ 9,754.36
Liability Insurance
$ 2,124.92
Property Insurance
$ 3,882.41
Cathedraticum Tax
$ 16,937.83
NOVEMBER
End of Year Giving
Many parishioners make end of year gifts to
the church. Gifts of stock are a popular form of
giving. A “Letter of Intent” form is necessary.
The Office of Development at the Chancery is
available to help
with these $transactions.
Stewardship
28,175.02
Direct inquiries
about
stock $donations
St. Vincent de Paul
730.00to
Michael Schillaci at 713-652-4418, or visit
Second Collections $
470.00
Building Fund $ 1,198.33
www.archgh.org/development/donate/
Capital Campaign Phase II $ 7,704.00
Maintenance
Fund on
$ your70.00
For donations
to be included
2015
Giving Statement, they must arrive by
December 31st, 2015.
www.parishpay.com
Donations Are Now Being Accepted
for Christmas Floral Arrangements
Flower donation
envelopes are
available in
the Narthex
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Parish Ministry Contacts
PARISH COMMITTEES AND BOARDS
Bazaar Committee:
Deborah & Mike Logue, 832 766 8507
Disaster Preparedness Committee:
Thomas Duffy, 281 450-2489
Finance Council:
Vic Vacek, 281 398 9699
Maintenance Committee:
Sean Linkenheimer, 832 437 4789
Parish Council:
David Jezierski, 281 347 7730
Stewardship Committee:
Mary Abrams, 281-391-4758, ext. 468
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
Altar Servers:
Dcn Xavier B., 281-391-4758, ext. 464
Monaguillos:
Leticia Casillas, 281 620 1103
Art & Environment:
Church: Pam Felcman, 281 610 0107
Chapel: Betty Rostagno, 281 693 2344
Children’s Liturgy:
9am: Margaret Parmenter, 832 405 4054
11am: Cindy Smolik, 281 392 9390
Litúrgica Para Los Niños:
Margarita Gomez, 281 375 6097
Lectors:
Neil Smolik, 281 392 9390
Proclamadores:
Maria Flores 281 727 8452
Oscar Serrate, 713 401 8889
Ministry of Eucharist:
Brenda Taquino, 713 825 8773
Ministros de Eucaristía:
Horacio Padilla, 832 894 5124,
Rosario Quintanilla, 832 366 7638
Music Ministry:
Gary Navy, 281-391-4758, ext.421
Ushers:
Ed Brzymialkiewicz, 281 579 8754
Acomodadores:
Tomas Vazquez, 281 413 7315
Ministry to the Sick/Homebound:
Fr. David Garnier, 281 391 4758
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Baptism Coordinator:
Mary Abrams, 281-391-4758
Baptism Teachers:
Parish Office: 281 391 4758
Instructores de Bautismo:
Gaudalupe Tierrablanca, 281 391 0356
Marriage Preparation:
Tony & Kathy Montalbano, 281 630 8277
Matrimonio (Spanish):
Jose & Aurelia Montelongo, 281 798 1146
SOCIAL AND FAMILY LIFE
Bingo: David Felcman, 832 752 1409
Blessed to Be a Mom Group:
Margaret Parmenter, 832 405 4054
Couples for Christ:
Jack Macalalad, 281 395 2652
Family Builders:
Gina and Scott Bergeron, 281 392 1342
Filipino Group:
Joyce and Rudy Pasia, 832-654-5565
Happy Hearts:
Carol Morris 281 347 8816 or
Chic Saenz, 713 906 1009
Knights of Columbus:
Paul Novak, 713 412 4927;
Hall Rental: William Wall 832 289 7843
Movimiento Familiar: Francisco y
Marilu Sanchez, 832 303 6153
Social Club:
Barbara Wibberg, 281 391 4758
We Serve:
Tish Tydlacka, 281 392 7916
Young Adults Ministry:
Zella Henning 832 492 8289 or
Shiara Plasencia 281 733 1313
OUTREACH MINISTRIES
Annulment Info:
Kim Allum, 832 277 7531
Blood Drive:
Leo Rice, 281 398 0069
Counseling Services:
Rejoice Counseling, 832 900 2082
Español, 832 377 7970
Gabriel Project & Project Rachel:
Cathie Lobpries, 281 347 1426
Grief Support: for Separated/Divorced
Peggy Smith, 832-465-3775
HANDE (Handyman Ministry):
Dave Moss, 832 437 9821
Prayer Chain Ministry:
Cathie Lobpries, 281 347 1426
Respect Life:
Dan Stuckey, 281 804 4006
St. Vincent de Paul:
Mike Day, 832 248 6834
FAITH & SPIRITUAL FORMATION
ACTS Retreats: Women:
Erin Linkenheimer, 281 682 0093;
Men: Ray Riddle, 361 550 7922
Adult Faith Formation:
Joan Summers, 281-391-4758, ext. 437
Alabanza y Oración:
Roberto Parra 832 692 9265
Apologetics:
Joan Summers 281 391-4758, ext. 437
Bible Study: Wed. Morning- Dan
Laake, 713 553 8854 ; Sun/Mon/
Thurs- Dick & Andrea Balhoff, 832
368 5531; Spanish Tues. MorningAmanda Peralta 832-330-3373
Consagracion a Maria:
Mary Perez, 281 391 7231
Divine Mercy:
Maria Beck, 832 618 0726
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Eucharistic Adoration:
Betty & Juan Rostagno, 281 693
2344
Fatima Eucharistic Hour:
Dcn Bill Wagner, 281 391 4758
Legión de María:
Marcela Ramos, 832 466 1273
Parish Library:
Laura Matre, 281 391 4758
Prayer & Life Workshops:
Maritza Herrera, 832 493 2164
Retiro de Evang. Nueva Vida:
Lorena Maradiago , 832 955 5238
Sangre Precioso:
Brenda Salazar 713 585 5287
School of Evangelization:
J.C. & Maggie Lopez, 281 391 4758
Sister to Sister:
Sandra Shaw, 281 923 3237
Spiritual Direction: Dcn. Bill Wagner,
or Fr. David Garnier, 281 391 4758,
Irma Gonzales, 281 750 4049
Talleres de Oracion:
Freddy & Juanita Mejilla, 281 855 6995
Ultreya/Cursillo:
Herminio Aguirre, 832 726 7629
Vocations Committee:
Marvin Marek, Sr., 832 437 4077
Walk in His Spirit Prayer Group:
Irma Gonzales, 281 798 4723
FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
Boy Scouts:
Robert Chachere 281 769 2721
Cub Scouts:
Tony Arevalo, 713 884 5695
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd:
Jessi Olsen 281 829 4314
Challenge (girls grades 5-12):
Laura Morales 832 452 8396
Children’s Adoration:
Walkiria Herrera, 713 429 3859
Columbian Squires (age 10-18):
Rosario Stornello, 832 298 4791
Conquest Club (boys K-12):
Jose Morales-Wade 713 201 9370
Legión de María: para niños:
Fabiola Ossio 281 433 2982;
para Jovenes:
Veronica Torres 940 595 8682
Nursery: Sr. Lucy, 281 391 4758
Quince Años:
Nellie Aguilera, 281-391-4758
VBS: Shelly Gosch, 713 376 0464
EVENT SCHEDULING
Maggie Lopez, 281 391 4758
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December 20, 2015
Prayer / Outreach
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Mass
Intentions
MONDAY, December 21
6:30 am Connor Pledger [Birthday Blessings]
† Robert R. Hahn
Ginger Falcon [ for Healing]
8:30 am † Tammy Siffert
† Ed Kahl
† Richard Doyle
TUESDAY, December 22
6:30 am † Charles Kozel
8:30 am Ann Cox [in Thanksgiving ]
Dcn Art & Jean Chin-Fatt [Blessings]
† Lorraine Wagner
7:00 pm † Rev. Richard M. Patrick
WEDNESDAY, December 23
6:30 am † Teresa Harrison
8:30 am Conrado & Stella Ortiz [ Anniversary]
† Rosa de Alvarez
† Stella Thomas
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...
Becky Aguilera and Family, Nery Almaguer, Enrique and Nena Arriaga, Darcy
Bird, Bascom Brock, Clifford Burger, Andy Cables, Ann Cerny, Logan Z.
Charles, Megan D’Andrea, Colleen Lawrence Daniels, Patty Dawid, Esteven
Delgado, Margaret Dufrene, Jose Erazo, Charles Estes, Ginger Falcon, Ferrao
Family, Jim Foley, Lisset Garza, David Granc, Guadalupe Guerra, Edmond
Guidry, Dawn Hensley, Charles Hodges, Gertrude Kaminski, Doris Kansteiner,
Gordon Kloesel and family, Edward Kopecky, Al Kozel, Gayla Kurtin, Daniel
Langford, Dr. Niels Lauresen, Ginny & Eric LeClare, Rubby Levien, Bill Lintner,
Dr. Tom and Liz Lintner, Margarite Little, James Maffione (baby), Rosie
Martinez, Margaret McGehee, Margaret McIntyre, Lori Mejias, Lee Metcalf &
Family, Alejandro Montelongo, Lin and Anne Mundy, Paul Novak, Rebecca
Nugent, JosephPalermo, Paula Phipps, Gene & Nancy Pinkelman, Harold and
Glibert Pollock, Abraham Ramirez, Delfina Rangel, Jose Reyes, Bob Ripple,
Alberta and Lius Robles, Sebastian Rodriguez, James Sanders, Cruz Saucedo,
Nelson Saucedo and family, Helen Simpson, Jim Sisson, Cindy W. Spanihel,
Lydia Summers & Family, Estella Tristan, Dillion Tydlacka, Pendy & Tim Ward,
Carl J. Wick, and Walter Wilkerson.
AND FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF THE RECENTLY DECEASED . . .
James Fitzpatrick, Wesley Summers
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and may Your perpetual light shine upon them. May
the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
To add a name to the prayer list, call the parish office at 281-391-4758. After two months, names
are dropped from the list and may be requested again.
THURSDAY, December 24
5:00 pm † Charlie Miles
† Zulimar Alvarez
† Helen Jordan
7:00 pm † Wanda Jozwiak
† Joseph DuRussel
Lisie Chirayil [Birthday Blessings]
9:00 pm † Luis Canales
Midnight † Scott Kruthaupt
FRIDAY, December 25
9:00 am † Deceased Members Rodriguez Fam.
11:00 am † Annemarie Sharpless
† Robert Crowley
Violet Pledger [Birthday Blessing]
1:00 pm Nereida Almaguer [Blessings]
SATURDAY, December 26
5:00 pm † Maria Ester Martinez
† Giovanni Pluchino
† Amy Keck
SUNDAY, December 27
7:30 am † Marta Zatopak
† Frank Felcman
9:00 am Parish Family
11:00 am † Tommy Guidry
† Fortunata Lay
† Homer Dean
1:00 pm Family Narvaez [in Thanksgiving]
† Alvaro Bermudes
† Ines Bermudes
3:00 pm † Raquel Ramirez
† Almas Benditas
† St. Antonio
5:00 pm † Frank Felcman
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed daily in the Chapel
at 3:00 pm; Holy Hour is observed every Friday from 3:004:00 p.m. in the Chapel, in front of the Blessed Sacrament,
including intercessory Prayer, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Stations of the
Cross, Consecration Prayer, and a Rosary.
“Your task is to write down everything that I make known to you about My mercy for the
benefit of those who by reading these things will be comforted in their souls and will have the
courage to approach Me.” (Diary, 1693)
From the Diary of St. Faustina
Pray for Those Who Made You Suffer...
It is not always within your power to control your feelings.
You will recognize that you have love if, after having
experienced annoyance and contradiction,you do not lose
your peace, but pray for those who have made you suffer and wish
them well. (Diary #105)
For more information on the Divine Mercy Devotions,
please contact Maria Beck at 832-618-0726.
We are now accepting Mass intention requests for 2016
Intentions are available on a first come first served basis, and dates are filling up
quickly. If you have a specific date in mind, please come to the office and
complete a request form. Sorry, no intentions can be accepted by phone. An
offering is requested for the priest celebrating the Mass; $5 is the archdiocesan
suggested amount. Please include full names so that the presider may be sure to
properly announce the intention. We also need your name and phone number.
Intentions are most often for the deceased, but can also be for the living, i.e. birthday blessings, anniversaries, or in
thanksgiving. Questions? Contact Mary at the Parish Office.
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Outreach / Respect Life
Respect Life
It’s time to rediscover God’s mercy,
Pope says at Jubilee launch
By Ann Schneible
Vatican City, Dec 8, 2015 / 04:50 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis
has officially commenced the Jubilee of Mercy, calling those who pass
through the newly-opened Holy Door to rediscover God’s mercy and
experience the mystery of his love. “This Extraordinary Holy Year is itself a
gift of grace,” Pope Francis said in his homily for Mass, just before opening
the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica. “To pass through the Holy Door means
to rediscover the infinite mercy of the Father who welcomes everyone and
goes out personally to encounter each of them. This will be a year in which
we grow ever more convinced of God’s mercy.” Mercy, he said, must be
placed before judgment, though “God’s judgment will always be in the light
of his mercy.” “... may we feel that we ourselves are part of this mystery of
love,” he said. “Let us set aside all fear and dread, for these do not befit
men and women who are loved. Instead, let us experience the joy of
encountering that grace which transforms all things.”
The Dec. 8 opening of the Jubilee of Mercy, ...coincided with the Solemnity
of the Immaculate Conception. The Holy Year will close Nov. 20, 2016 with
the Solemnity of Christ the King. The Jubilee was officially inaugurated by
the opening of the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica. Pilgrims who pass
through the door -- which is only opened during Jubilee years -- can receive
a plenary indulgence under the usual conditions.
St. Maria Gorretti: A Pro-Life
Patron for Mercy and Justice
By Joe Kralo
Recently, the major relics of St. Maria Goretti journeyed across the United
States. Thousands of people came to the various cities ...to venerate her
and to ask for her intercessions. Her life was quite short. She is one of the
youngest canonized saints, tragically dying a martyr at the age of 11. Her
attacker, and murderer, Alessandro Serenelli had tried to seduce the young
Maria. Alessandro became so enraged that he not only tried to rape her, but
when she again reminded him of his sin, he stabbed her 14 times.
While she is known for her purity, Fr. Carlos Martins says, “there is
something much deeper within Maria from which her glory flows, her
identification with the Mercy of Christ. No doubt, Maria’s mercy is something
that was supernaturally profound especially given the fact that she did not
die immediately after attack. She suffered tremendously and it is in her
suffering that one can see how she best imitates Christ. As she was about
to receive the Viaticum, the hospital chaplain reminded her how Christ
forgave His murderers while on the Cross. Maria’s biography states when
she was confronted with this reality that she replied, “Yes, for the love of
Jesus I too pardon him, and I want him to be with me in heaven” (St. Maria
Goretti: In Garments All Red, Ch. 10, pg. 47).
...The Catechism states, “The works of mercy are charitable actions by
which we come to the aid of our neighbor in his spiritual and bodily
necessities. Instructing, advising, consoling, comforting are spiritual works
of mercy, as are forgiving and bearing wrongs patiently. ... St. Maria Gorretti
shows an extraordinary respect for not only human dignity, but for the
sexual act as well. As a child killed by violence herself and as the patron
saint for youth, she understands that violence towards the most innocent,
including the unborn, is contrary to not only the mercy of Christ, but His
justice as well.
Join us for our next meeting Tuesday, January 5th from 7pm to 8:30pm, in FLC
Room 204. For info, please call Dan Stuckey at 281-804-4006, or
[email protected].
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St. Vincent de Paul
Society
Our Christmas
Angel Tree Program
was a Success!
Thank you all for your
generous response!
Our St. Vincent de Paul Office
will be closed for the Christmas
Holidays December 21st through
January 3rd
The office resumes regular
hours on Monday, January 4th.
Grief Support Group for
Widows
or Widowers
Join Us in January !
Monday afternoons from 3-5pm
in the FLC Room 201
If you have lost a loved one and need
some help and support to get through the
grieving process, we are here to help.
For information contact our trained
Facilitators Ann Cox, 832-841-5113, or
Sheila Koziomkowski.
For a. Crisis Pregnancy
call 713-225-5826
For Post-Abortive Distress
call 713-741-8728
Para una crisis el embarazo
Llame al 713-225-5826
Después del aborto
de angustia
Llame al 713-741-8728
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Education of Children & Teens
St. Bartholomew
Preschool
Our Number is 281-391-0993
Director, Rose Stornello, ext 440
Asst., Juli Ondrush, ext 443
We offer 2, 3, 4, and 5 day programs
for ages 18 months to 5yrs
Preschool Office Hours
Monday-Friday, 9am-2pm
Christmas Holidays
No Preschool Classes
thru January 5th
Classes resume Jan. 6th
. Chain
Prayer
Ministry
Become a prayer warrior
without leaving home! We
pray for those listed in the bulletin
and emergency requests. Contact
Cathie Lobpries, at 713-3043225.
Plan Ahead for
the Best Ever
Valentine Gift!
If you have any questions regarding
CCE, please contact the Director of
Religious Education, Cindy Smolik,
at [email protected]
Religious Ed News
Call us at 281-391-0839 or visit
www.st-bart.org/children
Christmas Holidays
We will not have CCE classes December 16th - January 9th.
Classes resume on Sunday, January 10th, 2016.
First Communion Students/Parents: SAVE THE DATE
Mandatory First Holy Communion Parent Meetings will be February
24th & 25th, at your child’s regular class time. First Communions will
be scheduled for regular weekend Masses during April, May, & June.
_______________________________________________En español______
Dias Festivos de Navidad
No habrán clases de CCE comenzando el 16 de diciembre hasta el
9 de enero. Clases reanudarán el domingo 10 de enero del 2016.
Primera Comunión Estudiantes/Padres:
GUARDAR LA FECHA
Reuniones Obligatorias de Padres para la Primera Comunión serán el 24 y 25
de febrero en horario regular de la clase de su hijo/hija. Las Primeras
Comuniónes estarán programadas en las Misas regulares de fin de semana
durante los meses de abril, mayo y junio.
* GET REAL
Eਣਦਤ
* GET FED
Tuesday:
6:00pm – 7:30pm
* GET CONNECTED
LਨਥਤTਤਤਭ
Wednesday:
6:30pm – 8:30pm
Important Confirmation Dates
Mandatory Parent Meeting: Sunday, January 10th, at 6:30pm.
For English meet in the Church, for Spanish, meet in the Family
Life Center.
Required Confirmation Retreat, January 22nd—24th, 2016, at
Stoney Creek Ranch and Retreat Center. The cost is $150;
please register now. If you cannot attend,contact Ms. Beth for info
on other alternatives.
Attend a Marriage
Encounter Weekend
February 12-14, 2016
INFORMATION & APPLICATION
APPLICATION
FORM AVAILABLE AT
HOUSTONME.ORG
Youth Group will not meet during the holidays and
will resume on January 12th & 13th
Enjoy spending time with your family remembering
that Jesus is the reason for the season!
If you have any questions regarding St. Bartholomew Youth Ministry, please
contact our Director, Beth Rady, at [email protected].
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Calendar and Events
SUNDAY, December 20 Coffee & Donuts in the Family Life Center
Regular Schedule of Masses
8:45 am Study of the Book of Isaiah — FLC Room 206
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Weekdays Daily: Mass is offered in English
at 6:30am in the Chapel and 8:30am in the Church.
Divine Mercy Devotions are held at 3:00 pm daily
MONDAY, December 21 St. Peter Canisius
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:30 pm
Grief Support for Widows / Widowers — FLC Room 201
Posadas — Parish Hall
Legion de Maria para Adultos — Family Life Center Conference Room
Intersecion y Grupo de Oracion — FLC Room 201
11am Choir Practice — Family Life Center Choir Room
9am and 11am Joint Choir Practice — Family Life Center Choir Room
TUESDAY, December 22
5:30 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:45 pm
7:00 pm
Reconciliation — Church
Children’s Choir Practice — Family Life Center Choir Room
Separated & Divorced Support Group — Family Life Center Room 202
Walk in His Spirit Prayer Group — Family Life Center
Mariology Class — Family Life Center Auditorium
Simbang Gabi Meeting — Family Life Center Conference Room
Posadas — Parish Hall
Gregorian Chant Schola Choir — Family Life Center Room 223
Misa en Español — Church
WEDNESDAY, December 23 St. John of Kanty
Parish Office Closes at Noon
9:00 am Wednesday Morning Bible Study — Parish Hall
6:00 pm Posadas — Parish Hall
7:00 pm Benediction — Chapel
Christmas Schedule
The Nativity of the Lord
(A Holy Day of Obligation)
Thurs, December 24th
Vigil Masses
There will be no morning Masses
Live Nativity & Meditation at 4:00pm
5:00 pm (English Children’s Mass)
7:00 pm (English)
9:00 pm (Spanish)
12:00 am (Midnight Mass in English)
Friday, December 25th Masses
9:00 am (English)
11:00 am (English)
1:00 pm (Spanish)
Christmas Eve ; Parish Office is Closed
Solemnity of Mary,
Mother of God
FRIDAY, December 25
A Holy Day of Obligation
THURSDAY, December 24
Christmas Day ; Parish Office is Closed
SATURDAY, December 26 St. Stephen
7:00 am Fatima Eucharistic Hour — Church
3:30 pm Reconciliation — Church
SUNDAY, December 27
Thursday, December 31st
Vigil Masses
There will be no morning Masses
5:30 pm (English)
7:00 pm (Spanish)
Friday, January 1st Masses
Regular Schedule of Masses
[ CCE Holidays through January 9th,
classes resume January 10th ]
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9:00 am (English)
11:00 am (English)
1:00 pm (Spanish)
The PARISH NURSERY
WILL BE CLOSED
for the Christmas, the Solemnity of
Mary, Mother of God, and for regular
Masses on Sunday, December 27th.
Family Fun Night !
7:15pm Early Birds
7:30pm Regular Bingo
Bingo Will Not Be Held
Dec. 25th or Jan. 1st
JOIN US IN 2016!
If you can help, please contact
David Felcman at 832-752-1409
The PARISH OFFICE
WILL BE CLOSED
Beginning at Noon on Wednesday,
December 23rd, Thursday, Dec. 24th
and Friday, December 25th
Thursday, Dec. 31st and Friday,
January 1st
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Outreach / Faith Formation / Social Activities
HANDEMinistry
HandymanAssistanceNetworkfor
theDisabledandElderly
We provide repair and
maintenance services, yard work,
etc. to parishioners who are over 65
years of age, OR disabled or
homebound.
If you need help call: Dave Moss
at 832-437-9821.
Volunteers Needed: visit us
online at
https://sites.google.com/site/
handeministryofstbarts/
Or Email:
[email protected]
HAPPY HEARTS
ਥਮ਱ ਲ਼ਧਮਲਤ ਠਦਤ 55+
Contact: Chic Saenz, 713-906-1009 or
Carol Morris, 281-347-8816.
Join us for our monthly meeting and potluck luncheon on the
2nd Monday of every month. Social time begins at 10am, Our
next meeting is:
Meeting & Potluck Luncheon
Monday, January 11th
at 10:30am in the Parish Hall
Please bring a dish to share.
Upcoming Trips:
(For Day Trips call Jim Scoggin 210-264-6867 or
Rose Angeli 281-391-3817 )
Sign up now for:
(For Casino Trips Wayne Templeton 281-579-1624)
Next Casino Trip is in February
Intermediate
Apologetics
Mondays 7-8:30pm
Beginning
January 11th in T-15
To register contact Joan Summers at
281-391-4758, ext. 437. Your $5 fee
covers the cost of a class binder.
UPCOMING
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
Into the Heart:
A Journey Through
the Theology
of the Body
Building upon “An Introduction
to the Theology of the Body” this course
moves you deeper into the profound
teaching, so that you can apply and
integrate it into every aspect of your life.
Offered on two different days and times,
at the same location:
Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30pm, in FLC 203
beginning January 5
Thursdays, 9:30-11:00am, in FLC 203
beginning January 7
The cost is $16.00. To register, contact
Joan Summers at 281-391-4758, ext 437.
Dec. 16th - Jan. 9th
CCE Christmas Break, No Classes
From Noon on December 23rd through
December 24th & 25th
The Parish Office Will Be Closed
December 31st & Jan. 1st
The Parish Office Will Be Closed
Christmas Day , Dec. 27th,
and New Year’s Day
The Parish Nursery Will Be Closed
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Adult Formation
~ In the School of Mary ~
Papal Documents Condensed by Deacon Bill Wagner
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If you have any questions regarding Adult
Faith Formation, please call Joan
Summers at 281 391 4758, Ext. 437
Laudato Si’ - A Condensation
(“Praise Be to You: On Care for Our Common Home”
by Pope Francis - May 24, 2015)
CHAPTER ONE
II. THE WISDOM OF THE BIBLICAL ACCOUNTS
66. The harmony of St. Francis of Assisi with all creatures was seen as a
healing of the break in the harmonious relationship between humans and
nature. This is a far cry from our situation today where sin manifests itself in
all its destructive power.
Adult CCE
Classes!
Wednesdays at 5:30pm in T-16
or 7pm in FLC Room 201
Thursdays at 6:30pm,
in REC Room 210
67. We are not God. The earth was here before us. This allows us to
respond to the charge that the Genesis account grants man an absolute
“dominion” over the earth. This is an incorrect interpretation of the Bible as
understood by the Church. We must reject that our being created in God’s
image and given dominion over the earth justifies absolute domination over
other creatures. The biblical texts tells us to “till and keep” the garden of the
world. “Tilling” means cultivating, while “keeping” means caring and
preserving, a mutual responsibility. Each community can take from the earth
whatever it needs while protecting the earth for coming generations. “The
earth is the Lord’s.” God rejects every claim to absolute ownership; “…for
the land is mine. You are strangers and sojourners with me.”
This is an open class and you may come
whenever you are able. For more info
contact Joan Summers at 281-391-4758
ext 437.
68. This responsibility for God’s earth means that human beings must
respect the laws of nature and the equilibrium existing between the
creatures. For “he commanded and they were created.” He established
them forever. The laws found in the Bible dwell on relationships, not only
among individuals but also with other living beings. “You shall not see your
brother’s donkey or his ox fallen down and withhold your help.” Clearly, the
Bible has no place for a tyrannical man-centered unconcerned for other
creatures.
Join Us as We Stir Into Flame
the Gift of The Holy Spirit!
69. By virtue of our dignity, we are called to respect creation and its inherent
laws. In our time, the Church does not simply state that other creatures are
completely subordinated to the good of human beings, as if they have no
worth. The German bishops have taught that “we can speak of the priority
of being over that of being useful.” Man must therefore respect the
particular goodness of every creature, to avoid a disordered use of things.
70. In the story of Cain and Abel, envy led Cain to commit the ultimate
injustice against his brother, rupturing the relationship between Cain and
God, and between Cain and the earth. This is seen in the dramatic
exchange between God and Cain. “What have you done? The voice of your
brother’s blood is crying to me from the ground.” Disregard for maintaining a
proper relationship with my neighbor ruins my relationship with my own self,
with others, with God and with the earth. When all these relationships are
neglected, when justice no longer dwells in the land, the Bible tells us that
life itself is endangered. We see this in the story of Noah as well. These
ancient stories bear witness that everything is interconnected. Care for our
lives and our relationship with nature is inseparable from fraternity, justice
and faithfulness to others.
Please Note: Laudato Si’ is available through local Catholic bookstores or
on the web at EWTN or the Vatican.
If you have any questions regarding becoming Catholic or the RCIA
program, please call Deacon Bill Wagner at 281 391 4758, Ext. 411
(English or Spanish)
Classes will not meet
December 16 - January 9th
“WalkInHisSpirit”
PrayerGroup
Be filled with the Spirit, addressing
one another with psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs, singing and making
melody to the Lord with all your hearts,
always and in everything giving thanks to
God the Father in the name of our Lord
Jesus Christ"
~Eph.5:18 ff
Tuesday Evenings 6:30 til 8:30pm
in the Family Life Center Hall
"Declare your sins to one another and pray for
one another, that you may find healing."
~ James 5:16
Father David’s
Book Club
Resumes Jan. 6th
Wednesdays at 7pm in
the Old Parish Hall
In
January
we
begin
discussion on The Shack,
Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity,
by Wm. Paul Young. Please contact Fr.
David if you are interested so he can get
a count of how many books to buy.
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Around the Archdiocese / Sacramental Information
Grief Support Group
for those who are
Separated
or Divorced
Tuesdays 6-8pm in the Family Life
Center Room 202
Not Meeting for a Holiday Break
Sessions Resume January 26th
Life patterns change and the process of
adjustment can be very difficult if one has
to go through it alone. The trauma, pain
and agony that accompany a loss can be
made bearable, and the grief process
worked through more effectively, with the
assistance of others who have had a
common experience.
Sacramental Information
Baptism/Bautismo:
Families must live within the parish boundaries. Our next classes will be
offered at 7– 8:30 pm, January 18 & 25, 2016, in the FLC Auditorium.
The attendance of both parents is mandatory. Babysitting is available
(ages 1-4). You must call the office to register and to request babysitting
before the classes. A $10 fee will be collected at the first class. Couples
should attend classes while pregnant. Godparents are strongly
encouraged to attend as well. A copy of your child’s birth certificate is
required. Baptisms are conducted during the weekend Masses.
Las familias deben de vivir en el área de San Bartolomé. Nuestras
próximas clases serán el 4 y 11 enero del 2016, de las 7:00 a 8:30
pm en el FLC Auditórium. Las clases son obligatorias para los dos
padres. Ofrecemos guardería, por favor de llamar la oficina para
registrarse para las clases y pedir a la guardería. (Edad 1-4) Su costo
de las clases son $10. Se recomienda que los padrinos también
asistan. Las parejas pueden asistir a estas clases durante el
embarazo. Una copia del acta de nacimiento de niño es necesaria
antes de programar el bautismo. Los Bautismos son durante la Misas
del fin de semana.
Matrimony/Matrimonio:
Pray for
Our Military
Please pray for these family members of
our St. Bartholomew parishioners who
are currently serving in the U.S. Military:
AIR FORCE: CPT Stratton Brock, LT Chris Carp,
Sr. Airman John Kuhn, Andrew Navarro, MSgt
Jonathan B. Sullivan, Chris A. Valdovinos
ARMY: Walter Arizmendez, SGT Joseph
Daugherty, Michael Dennis, SPC Catherine Ann
Diehl, LTC Jose Luis Galvan, Jr., SGT Rosalio B.
Gomez, SPC Private Joe John Gomez, Jr., CPT
Wesley Jackson Hunnell, CPT Brent Lanier, PFC
Blake Maxwell, SPC Thomas P. Mechura, Mario
Perez, SGT William Lee Powers, Eric J. Sanchez,
SPC John Robert Simmons, Major Robert
Steinhoff [Reserves], 2nd Lt John Summers, PFC
William Summers, SGT Gary Thibodeaux, Elliot
Velez, William Velez
NAVY: Concepcion Alvarado, Pilot Jeffrey Burch,
Justin DuPont, Frank E. Ferrell, Hayden Hummel,
ABE3, Michael Kaminski, Blake Laqua, Keith
Laqua, Sandy Mendez, Ryan Slatter
MARINES: Joseph Alvarado, Blake Cochran,
Cesar Eucardo Carreon, CPL Bobby Henrichsen,
CPL Cody Henrichsen, CPL Brian Hogan, Master
SGT Fabian Jimenez, LCPL Omar Mendoza,
LCPL Ryan Monjaras, Andrew Simich, SGT
Michael J. Smee, LCPL Ernie Velasquez,
COAST GUARD: Mitchell T. Pulatie
NATIONAL GUARD: Laura Childs
RESERVES: PFC Charles C. James, David Merriot
If you know of any names that should be
added or removed from this list, please
contact Rosanne at the church office. (12.20.15)
Engaged couples desiring to be married at St. Bartholomew should
contact a parish priest or deacon at least six (6) months prior to desired
date.
Las Parejas que desean contraer matrimonio en la Iglesia deben llamar
a uno de los Sacerdotes o al diácono por lo menos seis (6) meses
antes de la fecha que desean para la boda.
Reconciliation/Reconciliación:
Tuesday/Martes: 5:30 to 6:30pm ~ Saturday/Sábado: 3:30 to 4:30pm
Or upon request / o solicitarla a la oficina.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick /
Unción de los Enfermos:
If you are seriously ill or entering the hospital, you are invited to receive
the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick by appointment. It is the
Catholic belief that sacramental anointing provides both spiritual and
physical strength. Call the parish office to request a hospital or home
visit.
Si usted está seriamente enfermo o va a ser ingresado al hospital,
usted está invitado a recibir el Unción de los Enfermos por cita. La fe
Católica nos dice que este sacramento provee fortaleza tanto física
como espiritual. Llame a la parroquia si necesita una visita al hospital o
en su casa.
Communion for the Sick / para los Enfermos:
If you or a loved one are homebound or in the hospital, we can bring
the Eucharist to you on Sunday. Call the parish office to arrange a
visit.
Si usted o algún ser querido está postrado en cama en su casa o en el
Hospital, podemos llevarle la Eucaristía el Domingo. Llame a la oficina
de la Parroquia.
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Anuncios Para Los Ministerios Hispanos
Grupo de Oración– “Instrumentos de la Fe” “¿Sabías tú que Dios te
ama y quiere darte vida en abundancia? ¿Sabes por qué Dios mandó su
Espíritu Santo al mundo?” Cuando: Todos Los Martes, 8pm después de la
Santa Misa, en el Salón Parroquial.
Legión de María LUNES, 7:00 a 9:00 p.m. Salón # 109
Te invitamos a participar de nuestra reunión semanal. Rezamos el Santo
Rosario, aprendiendo más acerca de Nuestra Santa Madre y planificando
el trabajo apostólico realizado en nuestra comunidad. Para mas
información llamar a Marcela Ramos 832-466-1273.
Cursillo/Ultreya– Primer Lunes del mes a las 7:00 p.m. en el Salón
Parroquial. ¡Te Esperamos!
Adoración de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo - Los invitamos todos los
Jueves 11:00pm - 3:00am, en la Capilla. Para mas información contactar
Sangre Preciosa, Brenda 713-585-5287, o Noemi 832-878-7927.
Adoración y Reparación - El primer Viernes de cada mes de 8pm a 10pm
en la Capilla. Para más información llamara Belén Medujano 281-919-7469.
Talleres de Lectura y Reflexion y Spiritual - todos los lunes 7-8:30pm en
Centro de Vida Familiar salón 205.
Estudio de Biblia - todos los martes 9:00am en Centro de Vida Familiar
salón 207. Para información, Amanda Peralta 832-330-3373.
Clases de Quinceañera: Dos veces al año en Febrero y Septiembre.
Contacto con Nellie 281-391-0839.
Lecturas de la Semana
Lunes: Cant 2:8-14 or Sof 3:14-18a; Sal 33 (32):2-3, 11-12, 20-21;
Lc 1:39-45
Martes: 1 Sm 1:24-28; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Lc 1:46-56
Miércoles: Mal 3:1-4, 23-34; Sal 25 (24):4-5ab, 8-10, 14; Lc 1:57-66
Jueves: 2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16; Sal 89 (88):2-5, 27, 29; Lc 1:67-79
Viernes: Vigilia: Is 62:1-5; Sal 89 (88):4-5, 16-17, 27, 29; Hch 13:16-17,
22-25; Mt 1:1-25 [18-25] Noche: Is 9:1-6; Sal 96 (95):1-3, 11-13;
Tit 2:11-14; Lc 2:1-14 Aurora: Is 62:11-12; Sal 97 (96):1, 6, 11-12;
Tit 3:4-7; Lc 2:15-20 Día: Is 52:7-10; Sal 98 (97):1-6; Heb 1:1-6;
Jn 1:1-18 [1-5, 9-14]
Sábado: Hch 6:8-10; 7:54-59; Sal 31 (30):3cd-4, 6, 8ab, 16bc, 17; Mt 10:17-22
Domingo: Sir 3:2-6, 12-14 o 1 Sm 1:20-22, 24-28; Sal 128 (127:1-5 o Sal 84
(83):2-3, 5-6, 9-10; Col 3:12-21 [12-17] or 1 Jn 3:1-2, 21-24; Lc 2:41-52
POSADAS 2015
Todos estan invitados ~ Novena al Nino Jesus
Comenzando con el Santo Rosario a las 6:30 pm
Diciembre 20 – No habrá Posada
Diciembre 21, 22 y 23 – Salón Parroquial
Diciembre 24 – Rosario antes de la Misa - Iglesia
Las Posadas son una NOVENA (nueve dias) de
preparación para la Celebración del Nacimiento de
JESUS. Durante las posadas recordamos la jornada
de Maria y José en busca de alojamiento en Belén.
Cada noche de la Novena, se reza el Santo Rosario y se dá la
bienvenida a los peregrinos.
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Si tiene preguntas acerca de nuestro
Ministerios Hispanos, por favor,
contacto Dcn. Rolando Garcia
281 391 4758, Ext. 445
Horario de las
Navidad
Fiesta de Navidad
(Día de Obligación)
Jueves, 24 de diciembre
Misa de Vigilia de Navidad
No habrá Misas por la mañana
Nacimiento en Vivo y Meditación a las 4pm
5:00 pm (Inglés: Misa de Niños)
7:00 pm (Inglés)
9:00 pm (Español)
12:00 am (Misa de Gallo: Inglés)
Viernes, 25 de diciembre
Misas de Navidad
9:00 am (Inglés)
11:00 am (Inglés)
1:00 pm (Español)
Solemnidad de Maria,
Madre de Dios
Día de Obligación
Jueves, 31 de diciembre
Misas de Vigilia
No Habras misa por la mañana
5:30 pm (Inglés)
7:00 pm (Español)
Viernes, 1 de enero Misas
9:00 am (Inglés)
11:00 am (Inglés
1:00 pm (Español)
LA GUARDERÍA INFANTIL
ESTARÁ CERRADA
El Dia de Navidad, el fin de semana del
27 de diciembre, y para el primer dia
del Año Nuevo; comenzará domingo, 3
de enero.
LA OFICINA PARROQUIAL
ESTARÁ CERRADA
Comenzando el miercoles a mediodia,
23 de diciembre, jueves y viernes 24 y
25 de diciembre, y
Jueves, 31 de diciembre, y viernes, 1
de enero
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Information Page
December 20, 2015
[DO NOT PRINT]
Bulletin Number: 515162
Church Name and Address:
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church
5356 Eleventh St.
Katy, TX 77493
Telephone: 281-391-4758
Contact : Rosanne Clare
Phone: 281-391-4758 ext 418
CELL PHONE 832-444-1197
Email: [email protected]
Software:
MS Publisher 2010
Adobe Acrobat 9
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Number of Pages Sent: 1 - 11
Transmission Time/Date: 10:00am
December 15, 2015
For Sunday: December 20, 2015
Special Instructions: Our Count is 2000 for Advent.