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ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON
HIS EMINENCE DANIEL CARDINAL DINARDO
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH
6800 BUFFALO SPEEDWAY, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77025
713-667-9111, FAX 713-667-3453, WWW.SVDP-HOUSTON.ORG
June 19, 2016, Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Pastor
Rev. Msgr. William Young
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Phong Nguyen
Deacons
Gus Camacho, Dan Pagnano
Business Administrator,
Meredith Wyzik, 713-663-3549
Director of Music,
Daryel Nance, 713-663-3539
Director of Liturgy,
Laura Rivera, 713-663-3528
Director of Faith Formation,
Nick LaRocca, 713-663-3565
Director of Communications,
Mary Gosline, 713-663-3546
Parish School, 713-666-2345
Fax 713-663-3562
Principal, Carolyn Sears
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekdays: 6:45 AM and 12:10 PM
Saturday: 8:15 AM, Vigil Mass at 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Spanish Mass: Sunday, 3:00 PM
Life Teen Mass: Sunday, 5:00 PM
Young Adults Mass: Tuesday, 7:00 PM except No First Tuesday 7 PM Mass
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION in the Church Adoration Chapel, 24 hours, Monday, 7 AM through Saturday, 8 AM
CONFESSIONS: Tuesdays, 6-7 PM and Saturdays, 3:30-4:30 PM or call 713-667-9111 for an appointment
HEALING AND ANOINTING OF THE SICK second Wednesday of the month after 12:10 PM Mass
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June 19, 2016, Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Letter From The Pastor
Dear Parishioners:
A couple of weeks ago, someone asked me a question about whether coming late to
Mass is a sin. She said that her pastor growing up told her that as long as you got to Mass
before the Gospel and did not leave until the priest had received communion one fulfilled
the duty to attend Mass.
Part of the problem of answering this question is akin to answering a young man who
asks, “How little can I spend on a date for it to count as a date?” Asking that
question is obviously a plea to the minimalistic attitude toward the other. We
understand why that type of question makes the date all about oneself, not the one being
asked out.
“So, what’s the answer?” Actually, there is no official rule. Our Church is rather lenient because life can always
throw curve balls; car won’t start, child gets sick, I over sleep [from
a hangover does not count], etc. The real question is, “Why?”
Am I being careless, or lazy, or irreverent, or proud, etc.? We
are invited by the Lord to be holy and there is no better help here
on earth than coming together with my faith family and sharing the
family meal of the Eucharist.
Each of us can make sure that we are not the reason my family
is late. I should get up and get ready without being told seven
times. I can help with younger brothers and sisters. I can stop
complaining about going to Mass and start paying attention to the
one I am going to Mass to adore.
We need to stop using the weakness of others to bolster our own weakness; “Well so and so doesn’t go to
Mass either!” I tried this once on my dad and he gave me his favorite answer, “So?” After all these years, I still
have not come up with a good answer. I pressed him for an explanation and he replied that we are a family and
this is what we do — can’t argue with that.
This person pressed me for a more specific answer. I would say that if we came in after the
consecration of the Mass we probably should wait and not receive communion at that Mass but go to the next
Mass (if we’re talking about Sunday or Holy Day Mass). Since weekday Mass is not obligatory we could receive
communion.
“Are there any official rules about how to dress for Mass?” “Yes,” and “No,” is the best answer. To
understand the answer we should once again examine why we go to Mass. We attend Mass to show
respect, honor, adoration, humility, and recognize in our lives our creator. This does NOT mean we have to wear
the absolute best outfit we have. Going to Mass is different from going to prom or a wedding.
On the other hand, we aren’t going to the beach either. I think most would agree that swim trunks or a bikini
are not proper clothes for Mass. That’s the easy part. Is anything we wear OK, is a more difficult question. First,
whatever we wear ought to be modest, respectful, clean, etc. We ought not to wear clothes just to show off and
prove we could care less.
We should all avoid being too casual with the things of God. No one reading this would go before a judge
about a simple traffic ticket dressed too casually. God Our Father deserves at least as much respect as the earthly
judge. Sunday Mass is of much higher rank than a weekday Mass. Sometimes we find ourselves with a few extra
minutes and we drop in for Mass. Great! We may not be dressed as neatly as on Sunday, but come anyway. On
Sunday, since we know after every Saturday comes a Sunday, we can plan and work to make it very special by
the way we pay attention to time, get dressed up a bit, work a bit harder to be loving to our brothers and sisters,
etc. After all, it is Love’s day for loving him and one another.
Pax et bonum,
Msgr. Bill
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Mass Intentions for the Week
Parish Blood Drive Sunday June 26, 2016
Our next Blood Drive will be Sunday, June
26, 8:00am until 2:30pm, in the School Cafeteria. As we head into the summer vacation
season, there is more need for blood and
sometimes fewer donors. Please give if you
are able! To schedule an appointment visit
www.giveblood.org, log in to Digital Donor then enter
sponsor code 0014 or contact Margaret at [email protected] or 713-623-8175 or Mary Ann at
[email protected] or 713-665-0086.
Walk-ins are also welcome. Before Masses
is usually less crowded than after Masses.
Make a date to give blood—give life!
June 20 to June 26
Monday June 20, Weekday
6:45 AM - Anthony Luprete Sr. †, Marylou Green Hall †
12:10 PM - Richard Faust †, Susie Magdaleno †
Tuesday June 21, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious
6:45 AM - St. Jude League
12:10 PM - Stacy Barnett †, Daniel H. Reat †
7:00 PM - Thomas R. Shepherd †, Mia Rose McCaffrey
Wednesday June 22, Weekday
6:45 AM - Mary Bonner †, Robert McAughan, Sr.
12:10 PM - John Fazzino †, Theresa Michelle Nguyen
Thursday June 23, Weekday
6:45 AM - Daniel Mendoza †, The Tamborello Family
12:10 PM - Wilburn Banks †, Angelica Volpe Cantu †
Eucharistic Apostles of the Divine Mercy
Monday, 7 pm, in the MJFC Library (2nd Floor) to
enhance your knowledge of the Divine Mercy message,
deepen your faith, and much more. If you have any questions, please contact:
Almanubia Cespedes, 713-662-2110.
Friday June 24
THE NATIVITY OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
6:45 AM - Jim Hughes †, James Hyde †
12:10 PM - Joseph Pham Van Thao †, Kym Bellard
Saturday June 25, Weekday
8:15 AM - Jan Karwowski †, Nabila Cronful †
5:00 PM - Bessie Debo †
Join our newly organized Greeters
Sunday June 26
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
7:00 AM - Helen and Matt Matrisciani †
9:00 AM - Peter Cangelosi †
11:00 AM - Parishioners
1:00 PM - Aileen Neal †
3:00 PM - Maria Barbosa †
5:00 PM - Vincent & Caroline Caltagirone
We are a group of parishioners
committed to welcoming everyone
into our Community United in
Faith. Individuals and entire families can join this ministry. Go to:
http://www.signupgenius.com/
go/60b0c45a8af2ba75-greeters
Choose a Mass time that works for you and your family
and sign up for the Mass of your choice. We need
YOU!! If you have any questions, please call, Mary
Gosline 713-663-3546 or email [email protected]
HOW IS GOD, IN HIS INFINITE
LOVE, CALLING YOU?
The top five happiest professions, according to University
of Chicago researchers, include (numbers 5 through 2), special ed teachers, authors, physical therapists, and firefighters. Who’s number 1? The clergy!
What would it be like to make the choice to live a celibate
life? Sister Julie, in the blog “A Nun’s Life Ministry,” recalls what her mentor told her when Julie fell in love with
someone as she discerned a religious vocation.
“If we lose the capacity to fall in love,” the mentor said,
then we lose the ability to truly open our hearts to God, to
the people with whom we live and minister, with God’s
beautiful creation.” Falling in love doesn’t mean, Sister
Julie came to understand, that we have to act on it.
Catholic priests in Australia discussed their choice with a
journalist this way: “It gives me plenty of time to deal with
people who come to me for help; more time for my work. It
also allows me an intimacy with Jesus in the sense that He
is the only one I come to as my ultimate, intimate companion; rather than any non-divine person.” “We discussed celibacy a lot in the seminary. We looked at it not as a giving
up, but a giving for. Pray for Vocations!
Brought to you by the SVDP Vocations Committee.
Stewardship Offering
Peter’s Pence Special Collection Next Weekend, June
26, 2016 In poor dioceses where many are dependent on
the Church for social and pastoral support; in regions
where Catholics are persecuted for their faith and in nations overloaded with refugees and victims of war and
natural disasters, the works done by the Holy Father help
the Church extend charity to those most in need. Our gifts
to the Peter’s Pence Collection gives us the opportunity
to be pilgrims of charity around the world. Please give
generously to this collection for the charitable works of
the Holy Father. He depends on our support.
June 12, 2016, 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Offertory:
$39,368.59
Other Charitable:
$ 1,024.00
Total Contributions:
$40,392.59
First round baskets passed are for the Offertory and the second
rectangular baskets are for the Second Collection.
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Elementary Faith Formation
Registration for CCE and LDP is now open for the Fall.
Registration packets are available at the
greeter's station in the narthex of the church,
at the parish office, or online. Registrations
should be returned to the parish office.
Life Teen – High School Youth Ministry
Sundays, 5pm - LIFETEEN Mass, join us! We sit together
front left in the Church.
SVdP Youth Ministry meets during the School Year on Sundays, 6:30-8pm in the Family Center, upstairs, Youth Room.
All High School Students are welcome.
LDP - Lord’s Day Program is a faith formation program
for children 2 years old through 5 years old. You may
choose the 9:00 AM-10:00 AM or the 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
class, and they meet in the Primary School Building.
"The World Promises you comfort, but you were not
made for comfort. You were made for greatness"
- Pope Benedict XVI
St. Vincent de Paul Life Teen's Mission is to bring teens into
a relationship with Christ and his Church. We seek not
merely to educate about the faith but to create Missionary
Disciples for the Kingdom of God. Through our focus on
prayer, the Sacraments, and fellowship through relational
ministry, we seek to brings teens into the fullness of Christ
and to put them on the path to becoming the person that
Christ created them to be.
CCE Program - Continuing Christian Education provides
faith formation for children in grades 1 through 8. We
also have a class for children with special needs. CCE
meets 10:30AM - 12:00Noon in the Primary, Intermediate and Middle School Buildings and the Msgr. Jamail
Family Center.
Info or Signup?
Email Nick LaRocca, [email protected]
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION PREPARATION: In order to be
ready to start preparation for First Holy Communion, students must have completed one full year of Catholic Education, beginning no sooner than First Grade. This requirement may be satisfied by attendance at CCE, Catholic
School, or Home School (provided the curriculum consists
of daily Catholic Education). A second year of Catholic education occurs in conjunction with their First Reconciliation and First Communion preparation.
Summer Fun and Learning!
We are pleased to announce a continuing partnership with Writers in the
Schools! A Houston institution for
over 30 years, WITS offers summer
workshops at a number of campuses in
the city.
SVdP will now be a workshop site, with a 2 week
course offering this summer from July 11-22. Classes
meet daily from 9-12 for students grades 1-8. The
workshops, supervised by Mrs. Zimbaldi, will host 3
Writers-in-Residence from WITS. The cost for the 2
week session is $300 and payment must accompany
registration.
This summer we are opening registration to SVdP
parish members and registration forms are available
through the school office. Questions regarding the
program may be sent to [email protected].
Don’t miss out on this wonderful writing opportunity
for your students!
DOES YOUR CHILD NEED TO BE BAPTIZED? If your child is
over 7 years or older and needs to be baptized, we have
an RCIA program adapted for children. In addition to the
Sunday CCE classes from 10:30am to 12:00noon, we will
meet once a month on a Monday night from 6:00 PM to
7:00 PM. Please contact Monica Aquila about classes.
For further information please contact Monica Aquila at
713.663.3509 or [email protected]
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
In the Gospel today, Jesus tells us that
“whoever wishes to save his life will lose
it, but whoever loses his life for my sake
will save it.” This week, know that you will
bring life and hope to the poor by your generous gift to
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Call 713-664-5350 for
help, or if you are interested in membership in The Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Please use the organization link
in the Church website (http://svdp-houston.org/society-of
-st-vincent-de-paul) to access more information on the
Society. The St. Jude Chapel Poor Box proceeds are used
by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to benefit those in
need. Donations may be made at any time.
SVdP School Used Uniform Sale!
Does your Tiger need to add to his or
her school wardrobe before the fall?
Please join us in the St. Vincent de Paul
School cafeteria on JUNE 22 from 46PM for a used uniform sale. If you would
like to donate your own used uniforms, they can be
dropped off outside the school office at any time.
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ST. ANNE’S SOCIETY
THANK
YOU to all of the
volunteers who helped make VBS
2016 so successful. Together, we
helped 120 kids Catch the Wave of
God's Amazing Love, and we
couldn't have done it without you!
See you next year...
Bible study is cancelled Sunday, June 19, for Father's Day.
As members of St. Vincent de Paul's Young Adults
(SVDPYA), we strive to live out our Catholic faith in
both word and deed. We achieve this goal through our
service, spiritual formation, and social events in support
of one another, our community, and the Church as a
whole. Together, we take up the call of bringing Christ
into the world! SVDPYA is centered around a 6:30 pm
praise and worship, 7pm Mass, and dinner every Tuesday
evening (except for the 1st Tuesday of the month), along
with an array of social and spiritual events. Come join us
at one of our upcoming events, or find our group on
Facebook by searching "SVDPYA" or email
[email protected] to get involved.
Moms and Tots - 2nd Fridays Playgroup (session 2 of
2) Friday, July 08, 9am, MJFC Nursery
Norma L. McLellan St. Anne's Society Book Club
Wed., July 13, 7pm, MJFC Room 208B
Norma L. McLellan St. Anne's Society Book Club
Wed., Aug. 10, 7pm, MJFC Room 208B
Reserve your children's spot in the nursery
48 hrs in advance online when you RSVP.
Go to: www.stvincentcatholicchurch.org >
Organizations > St. Anne’s Society.
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Adult Life Ministries
Next Trip – July 13 On this trip we shall see the special
exhibit in the Museum of Natural Science displaying items
and artifacts from the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
in Mexico City. Arrangements have been made for everyone in the group to get a coupon to be used when you individually pay the group price of $15 as you enter the museum. The price not only includes the special exhibit but
also all of the regular exhibits in the museum. After lunch
at the Merida Mexican Restaurant we shall visit Our Lady
of Guadalupe Church which has a Holy Door. Then we
shall go to the place where the Missionary Sisters of Charity work and hear from them about their work in the Houston area. Boarding for the bus will be at 8:00 am.
Spiritual Direction For an appointment with a spiritual
director call: Sandy Marcello at 713-529-8162,
Eileen Meinert at 713-363-1961, or
Elaine Caldwell at 713-663-3564.
Other Spiritual, Educational and Social Activities
Free and Open to Adults All are held in the MJFC
Art Class: Not available until further notice.
Centering Prayer: Tuesdays at 10:00 in 206.
Christian Meditation: Wednesdays at 7:00 pm in 206.
John Paul II Study Group: Mondays at 10:30 in 206.
John XXIII Study Group: Mondays at 10:00 in 208A.
Share the Word Bible Study: Thursdays at 10:30 in 206.
Teresians’ Study Group: Mondays at 11:00 in 208B.
SVdP Book Club: Second Wednesdays at 10:30
Opening Doors: Will not meet again until further notice.
Cards (Canasta): Thursdays at 1:30 in 206.
Mah Jongg: Every Monday & Thursday at 12:30 in 206.
Mexican Train Dominoes: Thursdays at 1:00 in 206.
English Class (ESL): Tuesdays at 9:30 in 208A.
Italian I: Wednesdays at 10:00 in 202.
Italian II: Not taught until further notice.
French I: Wednesdays at 9:30 in 208A.
French II: Not taught until further notice.
Spanish I and II: Tuesdays at 1:00 in 208A.
Spanish, Continuing: Not available until September..
Stitch ’N Time: Tuesdays at 12:30 in 208B.
Sugar Sticks: Wednesdays at 1:00 in AB.
Bridge: Tues.1:00, Wed.1;30, Fri. 1:30 in 206.
Tai Chi: Fridays at 5:00 pm in MJFC.
Bus Trips: As scheduled.
English Classes (ESL) English as a Second Language
meets at 9:30am in the MJFC 208A. If you are interested
in joining the class, please notify Elaine at 713-663-3564.
John XXIII Study Group This group meets on Mondays from 10:00 – 11:00 am in MJFC 208A This group
meets on Mondays from 10:00 – 11:00 am in Room 208A
of the MJFC to re-visit and study the treasures of the
Catholic Church as they relate to current issues that challenge us in today’s world. Currently they are concentrating on the Vatican II Document, Lumen Gentium.
Adult Life Ministries has openings for volunteers in
these areas:
 Teacher for upper level Italian
 Teacher for upper-level French
 Teacher for beginning French
 Teacher for English as second language
 Anything else that you may like to initiate as an
opportunity for spiritual, educational, and/or social growth in Adult Life Ministries.
Young at Heart
Please come and join our amazing senior's group (50 years plus). We meet once a month on
Sundays from 2:15 pm-4:00 pm in the Monsignor Jamail Family Center for movies, religious
or health related talks, bingo, and other inter-active activities. As a member, you will enjoy your
Sunday afternoon with food, drinks, door prizes and camaraderie among fellow parishioners and
friends from St. Vincent de Paul and surrounding parishes. It’s only $5.00 a year to join! You have nothing to lose
and only friends and fun to gain. For more information on joining, or if you would like to volunteer to give the
group a talk, please contact Marissa Garcia at 713-201-9740 or [email protected]. All are welcome
and encouraged to join!
Our next meeting will be June 26, 2016 at 2:15 PM. SVDP's SUGAR STIX will be performing for our annual
Fourth of July celebration. Hot dogs and ice cream with all the fixings will be served. Special thanks to Dianne
Cooper with the Belmont Village for a great talk in May on "Finding Joy in Each Season of Your Life" and an
amazing Ice Cream Sunday Party!
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Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet
Fr. Ed Abaño
Don Adorn
Walter Allspach†
Armando Alvarado
Chad Amendt
Dominic Avioli
Dominic Avioli†
James Avioli Sr
Lyle H. Baie†
Michael Banks
Patrick Banks
Wilburn Banks†
John Barbato†
Carlos Barquin
John Barry†
Robert Charles Berry
Robert Sherwood Berry†
Daddy Papa Blake
Paul Blutt
Richard Blutt†
Orville Bobbett
Borreca Family living & †
Hugh Boyle
James Bracewell†
Ramon Buenaventura†
Vincent Bustamante
John C. Cain†
Dave Canada
Michael Canny†
Damasio Cervantes
Francisco Chan†
Alex A. Choa†
Willam Martin C. Chua
John Bradley Clark
Teddy Clementes
Gary Condit
Patrick Cunningham†
Richard Cureton
Federico Dalanay†
Vicente Dayao†
John M. Debo†
Leo Delasrosa
Walter Dick†
John Edward Dillard Jr.
John Edward Dillard†
Crescencio C. Dolores
Hilario C. Dolores
Geronimo C. Dolores†
Grandpa Dominguez
Jeffrey Alan Drury
Andrew T. Duffy
Carter & Duffy Families
Robert T. Duffy
Robert T. Duffy Family
H. Banks Edwards†
Charles Ellis†
William Elsenbrock
Edwin Elsholz†
Michael Eppinger
Dudley Ensign†
Raul Esquiff
Eulalia Mansubba
Lionel Falcon
Don Faust
Dr. James R. Fay†
John Fazzino†
Tony Fazzino†
Steven Lee Fefer
Kevin Filippone
Tom Fillion†
Walter Foelker†
James (Bud) Foshee
Archie Foshee†
Fossati Family living & †
Grandpa Genovese
Abherd Goldner
Neil Goldner
Sam Goldner
Andrew Grams
Dana Grams
Steve Green
Michael John Griffin Jr.
Michael John Griffin III
Benjamin M. Guillermo
Dalmacio Guillermo†
Jaime A. Guillermo
Jose A. Guillermo†
Juan A. Guillermo†
Victor A. Guillermo
Craig Gunn
Mansua Han
Howard Hahn Jr.
Jimmy Hassenboehler†
Manual L. Heridia, Sr.
Frank Herrero Sr†
John Hipp Sr.†
Claude H. Fon Holden†
Wilburn Hollas
Dick Horvath
James Hyde †
Charles Hussman†
Perey Hussman†
Joseph C. Johnson†
Neil Johnston
B.T. Kang†
James Kelly†
John Kelly
Lawrence J. Kelly†
Tim Kelley†
William Keyser†
Ralph Komorowski†
Donald Konieczny
Anton Kozek†
Ted Krittenbrink†
La Fleur Son & Sons-in-Law
Pacifico Lantin†
John Law†
Juan Leus
L. Quintin Littleton†
Jeff Lloyd
Eniel Loftis
John Loh†
John Loh†
Joe Loria Jr.†
Valentin R. Lucio
Edward Luna†
Anthony R. Magdaleno
Christopher Magnus
Michael Maraldo
Marquez Brothers
Domingo P. Marquez†
Grandpa Martin
Paul Martinko†
Larry W. Massey, Sr.
Mack McCann†
Ralph McCann†
Paul Miller†
Tom Moon†
Michael Moore
Lauro Muñoz
Leandro Muñoz
Charles Wesley Nash†
Mineheart Teadora Natividad
Dr. Nelson G. Natural†
Bill Naughton†
Ed Novotny†
John Novotny†
John B. O’Loughlin
Anton Olorsky†
Edwin Olorsky†
Joe Olorsky†
Frank Olorsky Jr.†
Thomas O’Malley
Christopher Ombrog
DeWayne Gerald Otteman†
Kenyon Brett Otteman
Stephen Brett Otteman
Ozog & Johnson Families
Jos Pagnotto Jr
Joseph Pagnotto†
Joseph Pagnotto Sr
Fred D. Paleologo†
Fred P. Paleologo
Daniel Jo Parmesan†
Adan Perez†
Antonio Perez†
Arturo Perez†
William Petzold†
Gary G. Pisa-Relli
William Pisa-Relli
Sam Porazzo†
John Powell
Manual Quintanilla†
Charles W. Raker
Kris Ramesh
Ricardo Amiel Reveche
R. Bruce Reynolds†
Donald Rex
Ralph Reyes Sr.
Steve Roberts
Alberto Rodriguez†
Everardo Rodriguez
Vacinte de la Rosa†
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Murphy Rouley
Raj Rustom
Luciano Salazar†
Luciano Salazar, Jr†
Mario Salazar†
Walter A. Sanchez, Jr.†
Robert Santomassino†
Raul De Los Santos
Gene L. Scheirman†
Bill Sheehy†
Leon Anthony Schird, Sr.†
Daniel Singley
Bernard A. Smith†
Chad Stephens†
Eric Stidman
Earl F. Stubbs†
James Earl Stubbs
Aaron Sugalski
Scott Sugalski
Dick Talarico
Dick Talarico†
Luciano Talens
Pat Tamborello
Joseph Thiem†
Baylon Timbreza
Joe A. Trevino†
James Wesson Tribble
Joe Troncalli†
Henry Valencia
Marciano L. Valencia†
Romelito Vardeleon
Frederick D.Villamayor III
Frederick G.Villamayor Jr.
Frederick Villamayor†
Mitchel D. Villamayor
Reynold Verbano†
Antonio Villamayor
Arnulfo Villamayor
Ed Apolinar Villamayor
Jacinto Villamayor
Raymond Vochoska†
Jason Walker
Milton Walker
Daniel Ward†
Francis Ward†
Winston Watkins Jr.
Winston Watkins Sr.
Robert Webb†
Gary Willoughby
Norman Joseph Wosan†
Abraham Zermeno†
Don Yetman†
Nick Zientek†
Christ Zivalich†
SVDP Book Club Upcoming Meeting
The SVDP book club will meet on
Wednesday, July 13, from 10:30 a.m.
until Noon in MJFC 206. The selection
for July is The Road to Character by David Brooks. This book
is available in the public libraries
and at most retail and online book
stores. New members welcome! For
questions contact Mary Ann Beachler at
713-665-0086 or [email protected]
FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF CHRIST
The great fifty-day celebration of Easter has concluded,
as have the feasts honoring the Holy Trinity and the Body
and Blood of Christ. Last week we began a long stretch
of Ordinary Time that will bring us to late November.
Saint Paul tells us today that those who are baptized
“have clothed yourselves with Christ” (Galatians 3:27).
This scripture is echoed in the Church’s baptism ritual
when we sing, “You have put on Christ, in him you have
been baptized.” This message is inspiring and sobering at
the same time, for in today’s Gospel, we get to the heart
of what it means to be clothed in Christ. The Lord tells
us, “If anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny
himself and take up his cross daily and follow me” (Luke
9:23). For the next twenty-two weeks we are called to
take up the cross and, with Saint Luke as our guide, fol-
Saints and Special Observances
Sunday: Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Father’s Day; Julian Calendar Pentecost
Monday: Summer begins
Tuesday: St. Aloysius Gonzaga
Wednesday: St. Paulinus of Nola;
Ss. John Fisher and Thomas More
Friday: The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Today’s Readings
First Reading — Zechariah foretells the Messiah
(Zechariah 12:10-11; 13:1).
Psalm — My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God
(Psalm 63).
Second Reading — There are no distinctions or divisions; we all belong to Christ (Galatians 3:26-29).
Gospel — Peter proclaims Jesus as the Christ; Jesus
speaks of his great suffering to come (Luke 9:18-24).
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
It’s almost midsummer day! One of the great hidden
treasures of our liturgical calendar occurs this week.
There are only three “nativity” feasts on our calendar: for
the Lord, the Blessed Mother (September 8), and the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist on June 24. Friday’s date
is anchored by the Annunciation (March 25), when Mary
learns not only of her own child’s advent, but of Elizabeth’s child. We are exactly half a year away from
Christmas Eve. There are strong traditions around this
feast. Just as the winter solstice provides a rich vocabulary for Christmas, so does the abundance of light at midsummer inform this celebration. Just as at Christmas, a
religious festival spills over into culture. As summer light
reaches its peak, the sun-drenched zones of northern Europe see people staying up all night, kindling “St. John’s
Fires” in the long summer twilight. Bonfires seem to be
the unifying force in all these celebrations, kindled along
the shores of the St. Lawrence in Quebec and Montreal,
with harbor illuminations in France. You may be most
interested in the custom in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the
Baptist’s own city. People there will leap into the sea between midnight and dawn to honor John. Why not find
your way to a pool, a lake, or a sandy beach this week
and plunge in to recall your baptism? It’s a tradition!
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-
Readings For The Week
Monday: 2 Kgs 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18;
Ps 60:3-5, 12-13; Mt 7:1-5
Tuesday: 2 Kgs 19:9b-11, 14-21, 31-35a, 36;
Ps 48:2-4, 10-11; Mt 7:6, 12-14
Wednesday: 2 Kgs 22:8-13; 23:1-3; Ps 119:33-37, 40;
Mt 7:15-20
Thursday: 2 Kgs 24:8-17; Ps 106:1b-5; Mt 7:21-29
Friday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10; Ps 71:1-6, 15, 17;
1 Pt 1:8-12; Lk 1:5-17
Day: Is 49:1-6; Ps 139:1-3, 13-15;
Acts 13:22-26; Lk 1:57-66, 80
Saturday: Lam 2:2, 10-14, 18-19; Ps 74:1b-7, 20-21;
Mt 8:15-17
Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:16b, 19-21; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-11;
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Parish Information
Following: 7, 9, 11a.m. and 3pm Masses
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Sacrament of Baptism: Children, age 6 or younger requirements: parents registered parishioners, attended baptism class within 3 years and completed forms before baptism can be scheduled. For info and forms contact Paulette,
[email protected]/713-663-3515. If your child is
over 7 years old and not baptized, contact Monica Aquila,
713-663-3509 or [email protected].
Sacrament of Matrimony: Six to eight months are required
for marriage preparation. Please call the Parish Office, 713667-9111 for an appointment with the marriage coordinator.
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick: Please call the
Parish Office as soon as you or someone in your family schedule surgery, hospitalization or suffer serious illness or injury.
Hosted by Saturday 5pmMass
Eucharist Ministers Team 2
Nursery Closed
Sunday, June 19, Father’s Day
and
July 3 - 4th Weekend
Summer Sunday Nursery Schedule
Children 1-24 Months. Nursery available
during Summer months for Sunday 9am
Mass only, excluding Holidays. Ground floor, Monsignor
Jamail Family Center. No Fees.
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Altar Servers: Contact Tom Green, [email protected]
Bulletin:. Deadline is 9am, Thur., 10 days before date of bulletin, holiday bulletins at least 1 week earlier. Email to [email protected], or drop off articles at the Parish Office.
Announcements before or after Mass will not be allowed unless submitted to the church office no later than Wednesday
before the weekend of the scheduled event for approval to
Laura Rivera, 713-663-3528 / [email protected].
Facilities Request: Request deadline: two weeks prior to event.
Contact Megan at [email protected] or 713-663-3543.
Can’t Get to Church? If you or someone you know would like to
receive Communion, but are home bound, or in a nursing or retirement residence and unable to get to Mass, call 713-667-9111.
Nursery: Ages birth to 2 years during Sunday 9:00 AM and
11:00 AM Masses at the Monsignor Jamail Family Center.
St. Jude League Enrollment Membership Cards are available
in the Church by the St. Jude Shrine.
Teen RCIA: Teens who desire to become Catholic and have
not been baptized or received the sacraments, call the Youth
Office, 713-663-3565.
Invitation to Pack 505 free Summer
Activities with the Cub Scouts!
Please be our guests at these free
summer events. Bring your family and
learn about scouting! Designed for boys
entering grades 1-5, Cub Scouts is an exciting program that combines outdoor activities,
sports, academics and more while helping instill values
such as honesty, good citizenship and respect. Cub
Scouts provides a positive peer group that creates fellowship, promotes diversity, and teaches duty to God and
Country. Help your son learn the value of his own
worth, and watch his self-esteem and confidence grow.
Pack 505 is an active group of families and students from
several area schools including St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School and Roberts Elementary. Come be part of the
adventure with us!
July Event -- Movie/Picnic Night Thursday evening,
July 14th 6pm – 9pm St. Vincent de Paul (date & location
subject to change) Join us for Grilling, Chilling and
Thrilling!! Enjoy the evening with our families as we
watch a kid-friendly movie and share hot dogs and cold
drinks.
August Event -- Water Balloon Monsoon Sunday,
August 14th at 2pm. St. Vincent de Paul Athletic Fields
(date & location subject to change) Always EPIC!! The
Water Balloon Monsoon is a Scout Favorite! Scouts are
suggested to bring 50 or more pre-filled water balloons.
You can’t have too many. Refrigerated balloons are
chilling!!
If you are thinking about joining us for these events,
please send us a note so we can have enough food and
beverage and keep you up to date on any changes.
For this, or any additional information, contact
Bill Macey at [email protected] or
Gene Silva at [email protected] .
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New Parishioners: To register, complete and return the
Parish Registration Form available at the Parish Office,
the Greeter’s Station in the Church Gathering Space or
online at http://www.svdp-houston.org/new-parishionerregistration-form
Catholic Chaplain Corps
Pastoral Assistants Formation Training
The Catholic Chaplain Corps (CCC) of the Archdiocese
of Galveston-Houston provides pastoral and sacramental
ministry for patients in the Texas Medical Center and
Houston area hospitals. The PA formation process is four
months in length. If you feel called to minister as a Pastoral Assistant call Rebecca Carrum, BCC, 713-747-8445.
Upon request an application form will be sent to you via
email or post. Return the completed form to the CCC office by August 1, 2016. Interviews will be scheduled upon
receipt of the Application. Classes begin Sept 8, 2016.
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Décimosegundo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
19 de junio de 2016
UNA PRIMERA EXPERIENCIA DEL BAUTISMO DE ADULTOS
La primera vez que yo presencié el bautismo de un adulto dentro de la Vigilia Pascual, me impresionó
mucho el impacto que el sacramento parecía haber tenido sobre uno de los bautizados en particular. José se había
criado en la fe judía, y había abrazado la fe cristiana ya bastante mayor. Nuestra parroquia había bautizado once
adultos esa noche, y José fue uno de los últimos en bautizarse.
Como yo estaba tocando el órgano, podía ver a los recién bautizados muy de cerca según iban saliendo de la fuente bautismal.
Cuando José, que normalmente tenía una cara muy seria, salió de
entre las aguas, su expresión estaba absolutamente radiante. Cuando él iba saliendo de la fuente, comencé a tocar la introducción a
la aclamación, y las voces de la comunidad atronaron hasta el techo de la iglesia cantando “Todos los que se han sumergido en
Cristo, de él se han revestido, ¡Aleluya! ¡Aleluya!”. No podía contener los deseos de hablar con José sobre esta experiencia.
©
J.S.
Paluch
EL CUERPO DE CRISTO
Una semana más tarde, yo estaba junto a José en un grupo de los recién bautizados, y le pregunté que cómo se sentía uno al recibir el bautismo. Me dijo: “Cuando salí del agua y miré las caras de la gente que llenaban
la iglesia, me di cuenta de que ahora sí que era uno con ellos”. La verdad es que, esa noche José se había revestido de Cristo en muchas maneras. Revestirse de Cristo significa que nos hacemos Cristo unos para otros. También
significa que escuchamos el llamado de Cristo en el Evangelio de hoy, de cargar nuestra cruz diariamente y seguirlo. Y más aun, significa que nos revestimos de otra manifestación de Cristo en nuestra experiencia cristiana,
la de ser parte de una comunidad que es el Cuerpo místico de Cristo. Una cosa muy consoladora en nuestra vida
cristiana es que nunca cargamos nuestra cruz solos. Siempre tenemos el apoyo y el amor de ese Cuerpo de Cristo.
Ahora que los largos meses del tiempo ordinario se abren ante nuestra vista, prometamos apoyarnos unos a otros
en el diario cargar de nuestras cruces y seguir las huellas de Cristo, en quien hemos sido bautizados.
Lecturas de hoy: Zacarías 12:10–11; 13:1; Salmo 63:2–6, 8–9; Gálatas 3:26–29; Lucas 9:18–24
Copyright © 2006, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
Taller en español:
"Hijo: Ahí tienes a tu Madre” (Jn 19, 27)
El objetivo de este taller es cecer en amor a nuestra Madre María
conociendo su papel fundamental en la historia de nuestra Salvación. La
charla tratará sobre la importancia de María en la historia de nuestra
Salvación a la Luz de las Sagradas Escrituras. Se enfatizará en el hecho de
que Dios contó con María para salvarnos y nos la entregó como Madre
para que contemos con Ella como ayuda para alcanzar nuestra salvación.
Presentadora: Verónica López. Dónde: Salón Grande, MJ Centro
Parroquial. Cuándo: jueves 30 de junio, 7:00 PM.
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SEGUIR LOS PASOS A CRISTO La gran celebración
de cincuenta días de la Pascua ha concluido, al igual que
las fiestas en honor a la Santísima Trinidad y al Cuerpo y
la Sangre de Cristo. La semana pasada comenzamos el
largo tramo del Tiempo Ordinario que nos llevará hasta el
final de noviembre. San Pablo nos dice hoy que los que
han sido bautizados “se han revestido de Cristo” (Gálatas
3:27). Este mensaje es inspirador y al mismo tiempo nos
alecciona, ya que en el Evangelio de hoy, vamos al centro
de lo que significa estar revestidos de Cristo. El Señor nos
dice, “si alguno quiere acompañarme, que no se busque a
sí mismo, que tome su cruz de cada día y me siga” (Lucas
9:23). Durante las veinte y dos semanas que siguen somos
llamados a tomar la cruz y, con san Lucas como guía, seguir en los pasos a Cristo. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Según san Mateo,
una noche mientras los discípulos estaban en la barca de
Pedro, Jesús vino hacía ellos caminando sobre el mar. Ellos
se espantaron creyendo que era un fantasma de algún pescador pero él los calmó diciendo “¡Ánimo!, que soy yo; no
teman”. Debió ser impactante ver al Señor caminar sobre
las aguas, especialmente en una época donde las aguas venían consideradas como el caos. En varias partes de latinoamerica los fieles celebran a distintos santos con procesiones
de barcos sobre ríos o mares. En el Puerto de Paita, Perú se
llevan a los santos Pedro y Pablo en una procesión acuática.
San Pedro, que fue pescador, está en casa sobre la barca, ya
que normalmente son barcas de pescadores las que forman
la procesión. Esta procesión reconoce el caos del mar reconociendo a los pescadores, que durante el año perdieron sus
vidas en el mar, con guirnaldas lanzadas a la bahía. Pero,
esta procesión no se espanta del mar ya que es una fiesta en
honor de dos siervos de aquel que camina sobre las aguas,
dominando el mar. —Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.
LECTURAS DE HOY
Primera lectura — El profeta habla del dolor que Jerusalén sentirá por el que será traspasado
(Zacarías 12:10-11; 13:1).
Salmo — Señor, mi alma tiene sed de ti (Salmo 63 [62]).
Segunda lectura — Todos son uno en Cristo Jesús
(Gálatas 3:26-29).
Evangelio — Los que quieren seguir a Cristo tendrán que
negarse a sí mismos y tomar su cruz (Lucas 9:18-24).
Los bautismos en español Las pláticas de preparación
bautismal en español se ofrecen el primer sábado de cada
mes con la excepción de julio. Nos reunimos a las 9:00
a.m. en la biblioteca del Centro Parroquial (segundo piso).
Para más información, hablar con Lucie Gardea después
de la Misa de español los domingos o al correo [email protected]. Requisitos:
 La familia deber estar registrada en la parroquia.
 Ambos padres deben asistir las pláticas.
 Se requiere una copia de la partida oficial de nacimiento del niño.
 Se requiere una copia de un documento oficial de identificación
 Se requiere un/una padrino y/o madrina.
 Los padrinos deben ser católicos completamente iniciados en la Fe. Deben ser mayores de 18 años. Si son
casados, deben estar casados por la Iglesia. Los padrinos deben llevar una vida congruente con la Fe y la
misión que van a asumir.
 La cuota para las pláticas es $25 para las familias registradas en la parroquia. Si no son parroquianos, el costo
es $50. La cuota para personas tomando las clases como padrinos es $10.
Salmo responsorial: Leccionario II © 1976, Comisión Episcopal de Pastoral Litúrgica de la Conferencia
del Episcopado Mexicano. Usado con permiso. Todos los derechos reservados.
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: 2 Re 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18; Sal 60 (59):3-5,
12-13; Mt 7:1-5
Martes: 2 Re 19:9b-11, 14-21, 31-35a, 36;
Sal 48 (47):2-4, 10-11; Mt 7:6, 12-14
Miércoles: 2 Re 22:8-13; 23:1-3; Sal 119 (118):33-37, 40;
Mt 7:15-20
Jueves: 2 Re 24:8-17; Sal 106 (105):1b-5; Mt 7:21-29
Viernes: Vigilia: Jer 1:4-10; Sal 71 (70):1-6, 15, 17;
1 Pe 1:8-12; Lc 1:5-17
Día: Is 49:1-6; Sal 139 (138):1-3, 13-15;
Hch 13:22-26; Lc 1:57-66, 80
Sábado: Lam 2:2, 10-14, 18-19; Sal 74 (73):1b-7,
20-21; Mt 8:15-17
Domingo: 1 Re 19:16b, 19-21; Sal 16 (15):1-2, 5, 7-11;
Gal 5:1, 13-18; Lc 9:51-62
LOS SANTOS Y OTRAS CELEBRACIONES
Domingo:
Decimosegundo Domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario; Día de los Padres; Domingo de
Pentecostés en el calendario juliano
Lunes: Inicio del Verano
Martes: San Luis Gonzaga
Miércoles: San Paulino de Nola;
San Juan Fisher y santo Tomás Moro
Viernes: La Natividad de san Juan Bautista
Sábado: Santa María Virgen
Misa de sanación Se celebra una Misa de Sanación el
segundo miércoles de cada mes as las 12:10 p.m. Inmediatamente después de la Misa, se celebra el sacramento de
la Unción de los Enfermos. La próxima fecha de la celebración será el 13 de julio 2016.
El Rezo del Santísimo Rosario
Rezamos el rosario antes de la
Misa en español todos los domingo
empezando a las 2:20 p.m.
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