1. No category

St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
1
June 19,2016
1
June 19 , 2016
Welcome / Weekly Readings
Welcome!
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 19, 2016
There is neither Jew nor Greek,
there is neither slave nor free person,
there is not male and female;
for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
— Galatians 3:28
¡Bienvenido
. . . to a very friendly
and enthusiastic parish!
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, July 9, or on
Sunday, July 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
BULLETIN DEADLINE
NINE DAYS IN ADVANCE
PLAZO PARA EL BOLETÍN
NUEVE DIAS ANTES
delivered to the office, or emailed to:
[email protected]
Website:
www.st-bart.org
This Week’s Readings
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;
Gal 5:1, 13-18; Lk 9:51-62
PLEASE JOIN US FOR A FAREWELL RECEPTION FOR
FATHER DAVID
Sunday, June 26 at Noon
in the Family Life Center
Please bring a side dish or dessert to share if you plan on
attending , sign up with www.signupgenius via www.st-bart.org :
the Knights of Columbus will be providing the main course.
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Calendar and Events
2
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Happy Father’s Day!
SUNDAY, June 19
3:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
Warriors of Christ — Youth Building
Youth Mass—Church
Teen Acts retreat—Youth Building
Divine Mercy Documentary—FLC
MONDAY, June 20
6:00 pm Women’s ACTS Retreat—-Youth Bldg.
6:30 pm Youth Adult Ministry Meetings—FLC room 205
7:00 pm Intersecion y Grupo de Oracion
7:00 pm Legion de Maria-Adults—FLC Conference
7:00 pm SOE—Emaus Women— Parish Hall
7:00 pm Spanish Lectors—FLC 204
7:00 pm English Baptism Classes—FLC Auditorium
7:00 pm 11am Choir Practice—FLC 209
7:30 pm Choir practice-9am&11am —FLC room 209
TUESDAY, June 21
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
9:30am Divine Mercy documentary—FLC
10:00 am Grupo de Inmaculado Corazon — FLC Room 206
5:30 pm Reconciliation — Church
6:00 pm Children’s Choir Practice — FLC Room 209
6:00 pm Separated & Divorced Support Group — FLC Room 202
6:30 pm Walk in His Spirit Prayer Group — FLC Room 201
6:45 pm Gregorian Chant Schola Choir — FLC Room 223
7:00 pm Misa en Español — Church
8:00 pm Grupo de Oracion — Parish Hall
WEDNESDAY, June 22 St. Paulinus of Nola;
Ss. John Fisher and Thomas More
9:00 am Wednesday Morning Bible Study — Parish Hall
9:30 am Divine Mercy in the Second Greatest—FLC Auditorium
7:00 pm Fr. David’s Classes — FLC Room 207
7:00 pm Benediction — Chapel
7:00 pm Divine Mercy in the Second Greatest—FLC Auditorium
THURSDAY, June 23 St. Ephrem; Julian Calendar Ascension
9:00 am Praying for Vocations —-Church
9:30 am Divine Mercy documentary—FLC
7 :00 pm ACTS –Core Team Monthly Meeting —FLC Conference
7:00 pm Emaus Hombres—T-15
7:00 pm RCIA Inquiry New Catholics Network— FLC Room 201
7:00 pm Divine Mercy documentary—FLC
FRIDAY, June 24 The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
3:00 pm Divine Mercy Devotion—-Church
6:30 pm Legion de Maria para Niños — T-15, T-16
7:15 pm Bingo — Family Life Center
SATURDAY, June 25 Blessed Virgin Mary
7:00 am Fatima Eucharistic Hour — Church
9:00 am Eucharistic Minister Training—church
1:00 pm Couples for Christ — FLC 202, 2032:00 pm
2:00 pm Baby Shower’s “Gabriel Project” Parish Hall
3:30 pm Reconciliation — Church
7:00 pm Divine Mercy documentary—FLC
SUNDAY, June 26 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
12:00PM FATHER DAVID’S FAREWELL RECEPTION
5:00 pm Youth Mass— Church
6:30 pm Teen Acts Retreat meeting—Youth Building
7:00 pm Divine Mercy documentary—FLC
Visit www.st-bart.org for more news
and to sign up for weekly Bart’s Bytes emails. The
bulletin editor is taking some time off in July please
submit bulletin announcements asap. Thank you!
ST. JOHN FISHER CATHOLIC CHURCH
410 Richmond, TX 77469-1708
Our Bazaar has been moved to July 10,
2016 due to the floods and weather.
If you have any questions please
contact our office at 281-342-5092
Effective July 3
7:30 am
Mass will
be at
7:00 am
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
SOCIETY
FOOD DRIVE
June 18-19
Please bring non-perishable food items
to the blue bins in front of the church in
the bags we will provide this weekend.
PLEASE BRING ONLY
ITEMS ON OUR LIST
THE
AND
CHECK FOR EXPIRED ITEMS.
We are here for you! Registered
parishioners in need of assistance
do not need a referral.
3
June 19 , 2016
Stewardship of Time, Talent & Treasure
June 12, 2016
# Registered Families - 5435
Envelopes used
915
Please write your ID# on your contribution envelopes or
checks. Donations without a parish ID# cannot be recorded.
2016 Archdiocesan Services Fund (DSF)
Collection
PARISH GOAL $ 165,000.00
Capital Campaign
$ 2,816.75
185,312.94
Children’s Collection
$ 1,379.34
(20,312.94)
St. Vincent de Paul
$ 7,704.96
132,574.26
Maintenance Fund
$ 7,183.91
Amount Pledged $
Pledged OVER (Under)
Amount PAID $
Paid OVER (Under)
33,073.78
(32,425.74)
Number of participants 714
DSF Pledge Cards are available in the
Narthex.
Please make your most generous
commitment towards our goal today.
Upcoming Second Collections:
(Second collection checks should be made payable to
St. Bartholomew, NOT to the ministry itself ; we will write them
one check for the total.)
Father’s Day Collection June 19
Peter’s Pence collection June 26
FUN FOR THE
FAMILY!
7:15pm Early Birds
7:30pm Regular Bingo
Every Friday night!
In the Family Life Center
Volunteers are needed!
For more information go to
www.st-bart.org/bingo or email
[email protected]
May UTILITIES:
Electric
Telephone/DSL
Water
Trash
Centerpoint Energy
Building Fund Tax
Liability Insurance
Property Insurance
Cathedraticum Tax
$ 10,567.92
$
690.06
$
663.01
$
371.00
$
99.10
$ 4,369.73
$ 2,331.48
$ 5,519.88
$ 19,243.68
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
From the Pastor / Vocations
4
FROM THE PASTOR:
Your generous support to those in need has been overwhelming. Because of your repose to a plea
for help from our neighboring parish, Immaculate Conception in Sealy, St. Bartholomew was able to
provide financial assistance to the flood victims in Sealy as well as a truck load of groceries and three
truckloads of baby items including diapers, baby wash and clothing. Special thanks goes to Gabriel
Project and St. Vincent de Paul volunteers. Below is a letter of thanks received from
Rev. Eric Pitre,
Pastor of Immaculate Conception.
———————————————————————————————————————————Dear Fr. Wayne and all the Parishioners at St. Bartholomew’s:
On behalf of the families in Austin County that have suffered such devastating losses during the recent
flooding, we send our heartfelt thanks to you for your generous donations. Some families have suffered the
greatest loss — that of the lives of loved ones. Others have lost their homes and vehicles, their pets, and their
livestock. The stories that we have heard are staggering and serve as reminders to us that each day is indeed
a gift and that as Mother Teresa said, “in this life we cannot do great things. We can only do small things with
great love.”
As stewards of these funds, the members of our staff that are assisting flood victims are interviewing each
person, assessing their individual needs and dispersing funds as fairly as possible. The donations you made
will certainly go a long way in helping families rebuild their lives.
Your in Christ
Rev. Eric J. Pitre
Pastor
WHO HAS BEEN A HERO OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN THE CHURCH?
Saint Thomas More: Thomas More was an English Catholic
lawyer who served as Lord
Chancellor and a close advisor to
King Henry VIII. More opposed the king’s separation from the
Catholic Church and his naming himself as Supreme Head of the
Church of England. More was imprisoned for his refusal to take
the oath required by a law that
disparaged papal power and
required acknowledging the children of Henry and Anne Boleyn
(the king’s second wife after his divorce from Catherine of Aragon) as legitimate heirs to the throne. In 1535, More was tried for
treason, convicted on perjured testimony, and beheaded. He is the
patron saint of religious freedom. For more Facts on Saints go to
www.usccb.org
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
The Chapel is open 24 hours
a day, from 6pm Sunday
evenings until Noon on
Saturdays.
Will you spend an
hour with Our Lord?
To volunteer, call Lawrence &
Brenda Taquino
713-825-8773.
The harvest is great, the laborers are few!
HOLY HOUR
FOR VOCATIONS
Please join us every Thursday after morning
Pray for the members of our parish who are discerning a vocation:
Brother Anthony Freeman, Rome, Italy
Deacon Michael McFall, Transitional Deacon St. Charles Borromeo
Michael Wegenka, S.J., studying for a Masters of Divinity, Boston, MA
Chris Wuenscher, Holy Trinity Seminary, Irving, TX
For more information on vocations visit
www.houstonvocation.com or smseminary.com
For more information on fostering vocations, contact the Vocations Committee:
Tom Duffy 281 450 2489.
5
June 19 , 2016
Prayer
Mass
Intentions
MONDAY, June 20
6:30 am † Dennis Weatherhead
† Carmen Weatherhead
8:30 am † Nathan Burks [Birthday Blessings]
TUESDAY, June 21
6:30 am
Paisley Frelk [Birthday Blessings]
8:30 am
Meghan Zelaya & Michael Thuman
Don Stilley, Sr.
[Sp. Int]
7:00 pm † Maria Sanchez Contreras
WEDNESDAY, June 22
6:30 am
Parish Family
8:30 am † Roman F. Moreno
THURSDAY, June 23
6:30 am † Juan Wilson
8:30 am † Tommy Hipp & Wilfred Holtman
† Carlos Coronado
Meghan Zelaya & Michael Thuman
[Sp. Int.]
FRIDAY, June 24
6:30 am † Parish Family
8:30 am
Enrique Coronado [Sp. Int]
Fran Dassel [Sp. Int]
SATURDAY, June 25
5:00 pm † Pedro Aguilera, Sr.
† Angela Sanoz
† Raquel Ramirez
SUNDAY, June 26
7:30 am † Edwin & Rita Shulin
† James Thomas Long
† Hubert Grahmann
9:00 am
Parish Family
11:00 am † Esther Martinez
† Theo Miller, Jr
Vincent & Cecilia Okpala [Sp. Int.]
1:00 pm † Raquel Ramirez
† Fabiola Carmona
† Guillermo Amador
3:00 pm † Giovanni Pluchino
† Virginia Reznicak
† Graciano Fernandez
FLOWERS FOR
MASSES
For a donation of $150 you
can sponsor the floral
arrangements any
weekend, in honor of, or in
memory of, a friend or loved
one. Please contact Joan
at ext. 437 to request a
weekend.
WE PRAY FOR . . .
Jerry Alexander, Nereida Almaguer Graciela Asnmendiz, Noah Joseph Austin,
Brenda Baker, Bob Ballard, Barnaloas Barretto, Connie Beasley, Darcy Bird,
Michelle Bowen, Stephanie Bran, Clifford Burger, Lisa Cantu, , Clergy of Galveston-Houston, Amber Comeaux, Rosemary Coulon, , Colleen Lawrence Daniels,
Patty Dawid, Fr. Harry Dean, Esteven Delgado, Brittany Dodson, Sr. Gema Doll,
Gavina Escobar, Jose Erazo, Wayne Ezernack, Norberto Ferradaz, Ferrao
Family, Alain Figuero, John Fischer, Socorro Flores, Fr. Peter Funk, OSB,
Antonio Garcia, Mr. Gladwin, Santos Gonzales, Michael Guaman, Edmond
Guidry, Tricia Hennigan, Dawn Hensley, Brady Hilliard, Joyce Kainer, Fr. Mary
Joseph Kim, Jane Kosel, Al Kozel, Neils Laverson, Sr.Therese Leckert, Rubby
Levien, Anne Lintner, Bill Lintner, John & Jennifer Lintner, Billy and Madeline
Lofton, Juanita Lopez, Sr. Anne Lythgoe, Jose Luis Martines,Jesus Maurelio,
Margaret McGehee, Fred Neil McGehee, Margaret McIntyre, Sev Medellin, Rebecca Nugent, Joseph Palermo, Gene Patek, , Tracy Persall, Paula Phipps,
Gene & Nancy Pinkelman, Sr. Gene Poore, Abraham Ramirez, Tommy Rice,
Bob Ripple, Alberta and Lius Robles, Allen Rubio,
Rosario Rubio, Brian
Sanchez, Servants of Charity, Beth Snelgrove, Eva Soboleski, John Stromberg,
Carol Sullivan, Henrietta Thomas, Hope Trevino, Tulhanek Family, Maria Tupez,
Sr. Pat Twohill, Bill Twomey, Tish Tydlacka, Betty
Urbanowski, Cindy
Spanihel Wick, Arturo Wickand, Kent Wood, and Keith Wrzyszczynski.
AND FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOULS OF THE RECENTLY DECEASED . . .
Tony DeLaCruz, Clare Theriot
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.
DIVINE MERCY DEVOTION
Holy Hour is observed every Friday from 3:00-4:00 p.m. in the
Church, including intercessory Prayer, Divine Mercy Chaplet,
Stations of the Cross, Consecration Prayer, and a Rosary.
Divine Mercy is prayed every day at 3:00 pm the chapel silently.
“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
Open Your Heart
Tell souls not to place within their own hearts obstacles to My
mercy, which so greatly wants to act within them. My mercy
works in all those hearts which open their doors
to it. Both the sinner and the righteous person have need
of My mercy. Conversion, as well as perseverance, is a grace of My
mercy. (Diary #1577)
For more information on the Divine Mercy Devotions,
please contact Maria Beck at 832-618-0726.
Mass Intention Requests
Intentions are available on a first come first served basis. Please come to the office and
complete a request form. Sorry, no intentions can be accepted over the phone. An
offering of $5 is requested for the priest celebrating the Mass. 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
Joan Summers at extension 437 at the Parish Office.
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Outreach / Respect Life
FUNERAL AND
ESTATE PLANNING
Featuring the following presenters:
Father Wayne Wilkerson, Pastor
Ann Cashiola, Director of Liturgy
Joseph Earthman with Generations
Memorial & Cremation Services
Sandra Godfrey, Attorney at Law
When: Thursday, July 7th
from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Where: Family Life Center
No charge to attend. Lunch Provided!
To attend, please contact Joan at 281-391-4758 ext.
437 or [email protected]
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to
fail.”
― Benjamin Franklin
6
Guiding Words
By Kimberly Baker
There was once a four-year-old girl who had some
delays with speech development. Her doctor and
parents agreed that she should work with a speechlanguage pathologist to correct this
difficulty. There
were times during the sessions when it was frustrating,
not being able to form her mouth or move her tongue
the right way to make sounds which came so easily for
everyone else. There were also those rare, joyful moments when suddenly she was able to speak more
clearly and pronounce the word exactly as she had
intended. After several years, the speech difficulties
were corrected, the sessions came to an end, and the
girl continued on with her life.
That little girl was me. When I look back at those
years, I remember the speech therapist as a woman
who
tirelessly
encouraged me to try again
and again as I worked to overcome my difficulties. I no
longer remember her name, but she is one of those
special teachers I will always remember from my early
childhood. I wonder how many other young children
benefited from her gentle reassurance and guidance.
Today, it is easy for me to take for granted what I can
do with my incredible power of speech. We live in a
world which takes delight in wit, quick "comebacks," and
clever wordplay in political discourse, entertainment,
and, of course, in everyday conversation. It is easy to
forget the power of words to either tear down or to affirm
others, and even easier to take for granted the ability to
speak at all.
A culture that respects life seeks to accompany others in various life circumstances, reminding them of their
worth and dignity, which cannot be taken away. When
we encounter fragility and brokenness, especially in
those who are struggling or suffering in some way, we
each have the capacity to guide others to the light of
God's love through our attentiveness and tender encouragement-especially through our words.
It is in concrete circumstances that we can each be a
ray of light to another, reflecting back his or her dignity
through the words we choose. The person may be facing a terminal illness, wondering whether life is worth
living; living with a disability and questioning her value;
or struggling with depression, lacking the hope to continue on. God has a purpose for every life he creates, and
it is amazing to know that each one of us has been
loved from all eternity.
We have each been created with a tremendous
capacity to love. Let us be attentive to the daily opportunities to speak to others of their sacredness in God's
eyes. How much are we willing to gently guide otherssometimes out of very dark places-closer to the light of
God's love? However brief the encounter, you never
know how much your loving, affirming words can positively
impact
one
life.
~~~
Kimberly Baker is Programs and Projects Coordinator
for the Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities, U.S. Conference
of Catholic Bishops.
7
June 19 , 2016
Social Activities / Adult Formation
HAPPY HEARTS
FOR THOSE AGE 55+
Contact: Chic Saenz, 713-906-1009 or
Carol Morris, 281-347-8816.
U PCOMING E VENTS :
Join us for our monthly meeting and potluck luncheon
on the 2nd Monday of every month.
Social time begins at 10am.
Chic Saenz is the Member of the Month
Casino Trip to Coushatta:
June 28th,lTuesday, leaving at 7.30 am, leaving the
casino at 5 pm. charge will be $15.00 per person. Call
Ginny or Wayne Templeton 281-579-1624 or
832-338-8934
Messina Hof Winery Bryan TX and A&M University:
July 14th, Thursday -bus/,$35.00 p.p,
Includes-2 Tours/bus fare /wine tasting/lunch/tax/tips
Call: Rose Angeli 281-391-3817-Jim Scroggin
210-264-6867
Happy Hearts Senior Citizens Prom:
July 22, Friday 6:00 pm-10:00 pm (Members Only)
Gruene / New Braunfels:
August 19th Friday, bus leaves at 8:00 am, $7 per person (lunch
not included) Call: Rose Angels 281-391-3817 or Jim Scroggin
210-264-6867
SUMMER WEEKENDS FOR YOUR MARRIAGE.
God blesses Married Couples with gifts to sustain each other: love, tenderness,
selflessness, forgiveness, passion and prayer. Rediscover those gifts in your Marriage.
Set aside one of these weekends to make your marriage the best it can be!
July 22-24 will be a weekend at Hilton Garden Inn Hotel on Katy Freeway
July 29-31 will be a non-residential weekend at Christ the Redeemer parish
Find out more or sign up at: www.houstonme.org or call (713) 482-1791
Divine Mercy Image Documentary Schedule of Showings
All Welcome: On July
16, Feast of Our Lady
of Mt. Carmel, there
will be a group
consecration to Mary
in the church at 9:00
am led by Deacon Bill
Wagner
St. Bartholomew the Apostle Catholic Church, Katy, Texas
Adult Formation
~ In the School of Mary ~
Papal Documents Condensed by Deacon Bill Wagner
Laudato Si’ - A Condensation
“Praise Be to You: On Care for Our Common Home”
by Pope Francis - May 24, 2015)
CHAPTER FIVE
IV. POLITICS AND ECONOMY IN DIALOGUE
FOR HUMAN FULFILLMENT
191. We need to grow in the conviction that a decrease in the pace
of production and consumption can at times give rise to another
form of progress. Efforts to promote a sustainable use of natural
resources are an investment capable of providing other economic
benefits. If we look at the larger picture, forms of production that
impact less on the environment can prove profitable. It is a matter
of openness to different possibilities, directing energy along new
channels.
192. A path of productive development could generate intelligent
and profitable ways of reusing, revamping and recycling while also
improving the energy efficiency of cities. Productive diversification
offers the fullest possibilities to create and innovate, while protecting
the environment and creating more employment. Such creativity
would be a worthy expression of our most noble human qualities.
To find ever new ways of despoiling nature, purely for the sake of
new consumer items and quick profit, would be less worthy and
creative and more superficial.
193. We need also to think of containing growth by setting some
reasonable limits and even retracing our steps before it is too late.
The time has come to accept decreased growth in some parts of the
world in order to provide resources for other places to experience
healthy growth. Benedict XVI said that technologically advanced
societies must be prepared to encourage soberer lifestyles.
194. It is not enough to balance the protection of nature with financial gain, or the preservation of the environment with progress.
Halfway measures simply delay the inevitable disaster. It is a
matter of redefining our notion of progress. Development that does
not leave in its wake a better world and an integrally higher quality
of life cannot be considered progress. Talk of sustainable growth
usually becomes a way of distracting attention and offering
excuses. Social and environmental responsibility of businesses often
is
reduced to a series of marketing and image-enhancing measures.
195. The principle of maximization of profits reflects a misunderstanding of the very concept of the economy. As long as production
is increased, little concern is given to whether it is at the cost of future resources or the health of the environment. Only when the
economic and social costs of using up shared environmental resources are recognized with transparency, can those actions be
considered ethical. An instrumental way of reasoning is at work
whether resources are allocated by the market or by state central
planning.
Deacon Bill Wagner
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 Adult
Faith Formation, please call Joan
Summers at 281 391 4758, Ext. 437
Know someone who’s
thinking about
becoming
Catholic?
EVENINGS OF INQUIRY
Scripture, Prayer, Discussion. Bring your
questions— find out about becoming Catholic.
June 30
July 14, 28
August 11,
at 7:00 pm
Family Life Center Room 201
Invite your friends and neighbors. We meet in an informal
and friendly setting. For more information contact Joan
Loving Embrace
Infertility Support Group
3rd Thursday of the month
Couples Dinner, Ladies Dinner, and Couples
Discussion. Loving Embrace is a Catholic
educational support group for couples who have
endured or are presently enduring the pain and
suffering of infertility. The group provides
support for coping with infertility and explores
resources, methods, and options that are morally faithful to the teachings of the Catholic Church.
For rotation information contact Shannon Lassen at
832 978 6716 or [email protected]
Divine Mercy Image
Documentary Schedule of
Showings
Saturday, June 18th
6:45 pm
Sunday, June 19th
6:45 pm
All showings in the youth building
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)
8
Popcorn and drinks available
9
June 19 , 2016
Education of Children & Teens
Religious Ed News
Call us at 281-391-0839 or visit
www.st-bart.org/children
If you have any questions regarding
CCE, please contact the Director of
Religious Education Cindy Smolik
at [email protected].
CCE Registration for 2016-2017 is now open to all parishioners.
Download forms at www.st-bart.org/cce or register at the Parish Office.
All Wednesday 6:30 pm Classes are Full. Limited space is available for
Thursday and Sunday 6:30 pm Classes
First communion Photos will be ready 2 weeks after communion date,
to view go to: www.youngbloodphoto.zenfolio.com
St. Bartholomew
Catechesis of the
Good
Shepherd (CGS)
Montessori Religious
Education
Now Registering
for 2016-2017
This approach to the religious
education of children is based on the
Bible and the liturgy. Within a
prepared environment called an
atrium, children and catechists nurture their relationship with Jesus.
Level 1 classes: children 3.5 years
(by Sept. 1 and fully potty trained) to
6 years
Preschool
Our Number is 281-391-0993
Director, Rose Stornello, ext 440
Asst., Juli Ondrush, ext 443
Preschool Office Hours this Summer:
9am-1pm starting July 5, and we will open every day starting August 3rd
from 9am-2pm.
Thanks to the Cross Training Jr. High Youth who came out and scrubbed our
playground and walls to the preschool.
They look great!!!
We are very busy this summer with getting the building nice and clean for your return.
Next on the agenda is waxing the floors and steam cleaning the carpets.
Teacher Aides are needed .
Preferably with experience, please send resume to [email protected]
Level 2 classes: ages 6 to 9 years
Level 3 classes: is open to children
ages 9 to 12 years
Time slots available for SeptemberApril classes:
Level 1: Mondays from 2-3:30 pm &
4:15-5:45 pm, or 6-7:30 pm
Tuesdays from 4:15-5:45 pm
Level 2: Mondays from 6:-7:30 pm
Tuesdays from 4:15-5:45 pm
Level 3: Mondays from 6-7:30 pm
Required parent meetings will be
held Sept. 12th/13th.
The classes will be filled on a first come
first serve basis with a registration fee of
$60 for one child or $80 for two children. Check st-bart.org for Time slots or
please contact Jessi Olsen 281-829-4314
([email protected]) or Jena
Bissaillon 281-546-2403
([email protected])
If you have questions regarding St. Bartholomew Youth Ministry, please contact
Beth Rady, at [email protected], or Lauren Bergeron at [email protected].
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:
Ann Cashiola, 281 391 4758, ext. 413
Monaguillos:
Leticia Casillas, 281 620 1103
Art & Environment:
Church: Pam Felcman, 281 610 0107
Chapel: Alicia Hinojosa, 281 754 3008
Children’s Liturgy:
9am: Margaret Parmenter, 832405 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
10
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:
Miguel Opacic, 832 523 4820 or
Nino Ramos, 979 571 3526
Divine Mercy:
Maria Beck, 832 618 0726
Eucharistic Adoration:
Lawrence & Brenda Taquino,
713-769-2002
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
OUTREACH MINISTRIES
Annulment Info:
Please contact Fr. Wayne, Fr. David,
or one of our deacons at 281 391 4758
Blood Drive:
Leo Rice, 281 398 0069
Counseling Services: (on-site)
Rejoice Counseling, 844 295 3167
Gabriel Project & Project Rachel:
Cathie Lobpries, 281 347 1426
Grief Support: for Separated/
Divorced Peggy Smith, 832 465 3775
Grief Support: for Widows/Widowers
Sheila Koziomkowski, 910 728 9489
Ann Cox 832 841 5113
HANDE (Handyman Ministry):
Joe McMann, 832 437 9821
Prayer Chain Ministry:
Cathie Lobpries, 281 347 1426
Respect Life:
Mark Wuenscher 832 451 2284
St. Vincent de Paul:
Mike Day, 281 391 1540
Sister to Sister:
Sandra Shaw, 281 923 3237
Spiritual Direction: Dcn. Bill
Wagner, or Fr. David Garnier, 281 391
4758, Irma Gonzales, 281 798 4723
Talleres de Oracion:
Freddy & Juanita Mejilla, 281 855 6995
Ultreya/Cursillo:
Herminio Aguirre, 832 726 7629
Vocations Committee:
Tom Duffy, 281 450 2489
Walk in His Spirit Prayer Group:
Irma Gonzales, 281 798 4723
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. Morning- Amanda
Peralta 832 330 3373
Consagracion a Maria:
Mary Perez, 281 391 7231
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):
Fred Krenek, 281 925 9628
Conquest Club (boys K-12):
Jose Morales-Wade 713 201 9370
Legión de María: para niños:
Fabiola Ossio 281 433 2982;
para Jovenes:
Marcela Ramos 832 466 1273
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
11
June 19 , 2016
Sacramental Information
Sacramental Information
Baptism/Bautismo:
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.
Adoración Eucarística
¡Necesitamos más adoradores!
Por favor, pase una hora
semanalmente en la Capilla con
Nuestro Señor.
La Capilla está abierta las 24 horas
del día desde el Domingo a las
6:00pm hasta el Sábado al
mediodía. Todas las horas deben
estar cubiertas y aun tenemos
varias horas disponibles.
Families must live within the parish boundaries. Our next classes will be
offered at 7– 8:30 pm, June 20th & 27th, in the FLC Auditorium. The
attendance of both parents is mandatory. Babysitting is available (ages
18mo-12years). 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.
Contact: : contact Mary on Wednesday & Thursday between10am12pm in person or at [email protected] or 281-391-4758 ext. 468.
Las familias deben de vivir en el área de San Bartolomé. Nuestras próximas clases serán el Julio 11 y 18, 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 18meses-12anos) 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. Contacto: Mary
Abrams el Miercoles y Jueves 10am-12pm en persona o
[email protected] y 281-391-4758 x468.
Matrimony/Matrimonio:
Engaged couples desiring to be married at St. Bartholomew should
contact a parish priest or deacon at least six (6) months prior to the
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. 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 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.
12
Si tiene preguntas acerca de nuestro
Ministerios Hispanos, por favor,
contacto Dcn. Rolando Garcia
281 391 4758, Ext. 445
Imagen de la Divina Misericordia
Calendario de Proyecciones
Todas las Proyecciones
en el Centro de Vida Familiar
Sabado, 18 de junio
6:45 pm
Domingo, 19 de junio
6:45 pm
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.
palomitas de maíz y bebidas
disponibles
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;
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 latino america 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.
13
Information Page
June 19 , 2016
[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 : Pam Felcman
Phone: 281-391-4758 ext 418
Or cell is 281-610-0107
Email: [email protected];[email protected]
Software:
MS Publisher 2010
Adobe Acrobat 9
Windows 7
Number of Pages Sent: 1 - 11
Transmission Time/Date: 4pm
June 14, 2016
For Sunday: June 19, 2016
Special Instructions:
Please reduce our count to 1800 .