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bulletin, please call the

Church office,

979-567-3667

155 Hwy 36 S Caldwell, TX

567-3842 Owned by:

Jim & Agnes Wilde

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“In Loving Memory of Monie Kay Zaskoda” Tim Zaskoda, Owner 979-224-0510

Homeyer Feed and Supply 768 SH 36 South, Caldwell, TX

567-9355 Owned By: Craig & Rhonda Homeyer

Eubanks Production Services, LLC.

Dozer - Sand - Backhoe Gravel - Dump Truck

4048 FM 2000

Caldwell, TX 406-1555 Mobile 272-3622 Office

The sanctuary candle in our

Church burns for the glory of God

Birthday Blessings Joshua Douglass

By Grandma Carolyn

Vollentine’s Garage In Loving Memory of †Natalie Vollentine &

Wishing everyone a blessed day 567-7472 Office Bill & Pam Vollentine 324-7152 Cell 37 Years Experience

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The Piano Place 979-695-1475 Tuning - Repairs - Moving - Used Piano Available

Samantha Evans - Associate Member, Piano Technician Guild

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Oilfield Service Company

Hilberling Packer Services, Inc.

HOME-FARM-RANCH

Lawrence Vavra - Agent 6900 C.R. 129 Caldwell, TX 77836 P 979.535.7557 C 979.324.7232 lavavra@yahoo.com

For Janet

In Memory of Our Loving

Fathers

† Ernest L. Ofczarzak

and

† Gilbert H. Kelm

by Tricia and Kelly Kelm

602 N. Gray St Caldwell, TX

567-3273

www.drgacdental.com

In Loving Memory of Milady L. Kristof

For her generosity to St. Mary’s Parish

10/13/1918 - 12/08/2009

“May perpetual light shine upon her”

Caldwell

Cleaners & Laundry

567-9280

MCManus & Snider

Custom Homes

Jeff McManus Steve Snider 219-3040 204-1818

Knights of Columbus

If you are interested in joining the Knights of

Columbus contact

Grand Knight Andy Sandoval

In Memory of

The Norman Family &

The Slovak Family

By Marie Norman

In Memory of

† James Collins and

The Bailey Family

by Col. Darlene Collins

& Dr. Murl Bailey

Please pray for the

living and deceased

members of the

Drouilhet, Piwonka,

and Beran families.

Insurance - Annuities - Mortgage Loans Margaret Polansky 535-8127

Catholic Family Fraternal of Texas - K.J.Z.T.

PASTOR Father Bernard Hung fr.bernard@stmaryscaldwell.com DEACONS Ernesto Valenzuela Glen Wearden John W. Young, Jr. PARISH STAFF OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Tina Vavra SECRETARY Tasha Pipkin PASTORAL COUNCIL Melvin Ubernosky, President, 535-3042

OFFICE HOURS:

Frenstat: As needed

Email:

secretary@stmaryscaldwell.com

Web Page:

www.holyrosaryfrenstat.com

Caldwell: Tue.– Fri. 8 am to 3 pm

500 W. OSR Caldwell, TX 77836

Phone: 979-567-3667 Fax: 979-567-0749

CLOSED : Holy days & Holidays!

BULLETIN INFORMATION DEADLINE:

Tuesday, 10:00 am Must be in writing and submitted by email,

fax or dropped by the office

MATRIMONY - Contact the parish office to speak to the Priest or Deacon at least 6 months prior to the date of the wedding. BAPTISM - Please contact the Church office for information concerning Baptism.

Holy rosary CATHOLIC CHURCH

8610 FM 2774 Caldwell, TX 77836

Phone and Fax: (979) 535-7704

Roman Catholic Diocese of Austin

THE MISSION OF HOLY ROSARY PARISH

FRENSTAT TEXAS — THE JEWEL IN THE WOODS A PARISH OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

IN THE DIOCESE OF AUSTIN

THE PEOPLE OF HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH PRO-CLAIM THAT OUR MISSION IS TO BECOME A WELCOMING FAM-ILY. AS WE ARE UNITED WITH GOD, SO WE BECOME ONE WITH EACH OTHER. OUR ANCESTORS PASSED ON THE CATH-OLIC FAITH AND MORALS TO THEIR FAMILIES AND NOW IT IS OUR TURN.

WE RESPOND TO ONE ANOTHER IN THE SPIRIT OF NUR-TURING, HEALING AND CARING.

WE ARE A SMALL BUT GIVING COMMUNITY, DEDICATED TO THE SPIRITUAL GROWTH OF THE FAMILY, THE PARISH AND THE COMMUNITY.

WE FIND OUR STRENGTH, WISDOM AND DIRECTION THROUGH CHRIST. WE ARE STRONGLY COMMITTED TO THE CATHOLIC EDUCATION OF ANYONE WHO SEEKS GODS TRUTH.

WE ENVISION THIS PARISH COMMUNITY AS A BRIGHT LIGHT FOR THE FUTURE TO CARRY ON THE MISSION OF CHRIST. NOT ONLY FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THIS COMMU-NITY, BUT ALSO FOR THE MANY PEOPLE WHO VISIT.

May 20, 2018

Pentecost Sunday

Mass Schedule Sunday 8:00 am

& Tuesday 6:00 pm

Rosary 15 minutes prior to Mass

Reconciliation Sunday at 7:45 am

In Memory of

† Joe H. Kovasovic, Jr.

and

† Leon & Margaret Krueger

By Jeff & Jackie

404 W. Buck St Caldwell, TX

567-3232 phillipsandluckeyfh.com

Pre-needs and Monuments

Handi Home Repairs Ted Steadman, LLC

Carpentry * Odd Jobs * Rotted Wood Repair Custom Furniture * Gutter/Flashing

979-347-0555

$10 per weekend $50 per quarter $200 per year

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MASS INTENTIONS

Sunday, May 20 7:45 am Reconciliation & Rosary 8:00 am Mass

† Joan Charanza By Jim & Monica Franklin † Robert Kochert By Jane Kochert Tuesday, May 22 6:00 pm Mass

† Dorothy Kubelka By Margaret Polansky Sunday, May 27 7:45 am Reconciliation & Rosary 8:00 am Mass

† Franklin & Ramona Karasek By Dick & Angela Dusek Family † Dorothy Kubelka By Chris & Pat Jadlowski Guide Us Today Holy Spirit, you who pointed out the way for your dis-ciples to announce the gospel, we pray to you: As in the time of the apostles, guide today’s messengers of the Good News. —From Come, Lord Jesus by Lucien Deiss, CSSp, cop-yright © 1976, 1981, Lucien Deiss. Published by World Library Publications. p. 183

Altar Society Meeting

There will be an Altar Society meeting Sunday, May

20th following the 8:00 am Mass. All are invited to

attend.

Veterans Memorial Service There will be a Veterans Memorial Service next Sun-day, May 27th after Mass at the flag pole by the cemetery for all deceased veterans. All veterans are asked to stand by the flagpole for this service.

Attention Confirmation Students and Parents

Confirmation retreat is set for June 9th at Holy Ro-

sary and will be from 9:00 am to around 5:00 pm.

Please mark this date on your calendars!

Mass in the parish hall at St. Mary

The church carpet at St. Mary will be replaced on

May 7th - 21st. All Masses during this period will

take place in the parish hall. We will not have mis-

salettes in the parish hall.

St. Francis Medical Mission

St. Francis Medical Mission of the Austin Diocese in

needing doctors, nurses, dentists, RTs, and EMTs for

a medical mission to Puerto Rico. Dates will be Oc-

tober 27th - November 3rd, 2018. We need to hear

by May 30th to get credentials to authorities. Contact

stfrancismedicalmission16@gmail.com if you would

like more information or would like to sign up.

Save The Date:

St. Mary’s will host Vacation Bible School the week

of June 18th - 22nd from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, in the

PAC. Children ages 4 to 12 are welcome to attend.

Registration forms are on the St. Mary’s website at

www.stmaryscaldwell.com

FORMED

This is the website that contains videos, audios, and

books about the Catholic faith for all ages in English

and Spanish. Our parish has paid to make them avail-

able to all parishioners of St. Mary and Holy Rosary

parishes. This is a rich source of learning about the

Catholic faith. Fr. Bernard encourages all parishion-

ers to make use of it to strengthen our faith and dis-

cover the treasure of Catholicism. To create an ac-

count with this website please go to stmaryscald-

well.formed.org. It will take you to a page that you

can create your account using your e-mail address

and a password of your choice. Once you have

opened the account, you will be able to log in with

your e-mail address and password.

May Baby Shower for Project Gabriel

Holy Rosary has began our annual baby shower,

benefiting the Gabriel Project at Catholic Charities

of Brazos Valley. Please donate any of the suggested

items and place in the basket in the cry room during

the month of May until the middle of June.

For Baby

Baby Shampoo

Lotion (unscented)

Diaper Rash Cream

Diapers sizes: New born, #2, #4

Thermometers

Baby Washcloths

Baby Nail Clippers

Wipes

Baby Monitors (new or used)

Onesies --- Size 0-3 months

For Moms

Toothbrush and Toothpaste

Dental Floss

Maternity Clothes (All sizes new or used)

Preparation "H" Wipes

Cedarbrake Retreat Center

The summer schedule for upcoming events in Belton

is on the church bulletin board. Extra copies are on

the back table.

Parish Festival’s Near By

St. Joseph Parish - Dime Box, TX will host their

annual parish festival on Sunday, May 27th 10:30

am - ??

28th Annual Czech Kolache Klobase Festival on

June 9th, 10:30 am - 8:00 pm at the Riverside

Hall in East Bernard, TX.

Shiner Catholic Church Spring Picnic, Sunday,

May 27th at the KC Park in Shiner 11:00 am -

7:00 pm.

IN OUR PARISH & ELSEWHERE

Please pray for the spiritual, mental, and physical needs of our parish, especially for the following: Edward Beran, Brittan Blum, Vickie Brandon, Debbie Brandt, Glenn Brinkman, Angela Burlin, Jake Cedidla, Jake Chapman, Larry Derkowski, Rayann Ford, Betty Franzetti, Joe Franzetti, Chris Jadlowski, Gatlin Kling, Stella Kebecka, Joseph Kudlacek, Valerie Lopez, The Luna Family, Joann Majors, Lincoln Marmor, Deena Doonan Matcek, Doug Meister, Larry Montoya, Dorothy Muzny, Elaine Muzny, Milton Mynar, Lori Olivarez, Elizabeth Piwonka, Estelle Piv-onka, Juanita (Janie) Ramon, Roy Rodriguez, Bartello Rosas, Kathryn Sadowski, Patricia Tarnowski, Vicky Urias, Da-vid Valigura, Pam Vollentine, Amelia Wearden, Felis Wyatt, & their families. Persons remain on this list for 4 weeks, unless other arrangements are made with Parish office; to renew your listing on the Prayer List contact the office at 567-3667.

Please Pray for our honored loved ones serving in the military & their families! Victor Amaya, Delores Burkhalter - Otte, Brian Goss, Cooper C. Hott - Jasper, Phillip Jungman, Robert Paul Kochert, Adam Perry, Shawn Earl Phallan, Thomas Polansky, II, Trevor Rathjen, Bruce Skrabanek, Matthew Telg, Jesse Tucker, Caroline Vasquez, Kevin Wilcox, and Christian Wolz.

SCHEDULE TO SERVE

WEEKLY COLLECTION

May 13, 2018 Sunday Collection $1,442.00 Ascension Collection $ 65.00

IN OUR PARISH

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION The disciples gathered on the fiftieth day after the Resurrection were not keeping their first Pentecost. For them, Pentecost was the fiftieth day after Passover, a feast of the first fruits of the harvest. It was the second most important feast of the year. Today, Jews gather on the eve of the feast to study scripture and the law, and after the feast begins at sundown, spend the day in joy-ful social gatherings. The meaning of the celebration is the giving of the law on Mount Sinai, so for Christians the connection to the gifts of the Holy Spirit is obvious. In Sicily and in the Pantheon in Rome, today the de-scent of the Holy Spirit is enacted with a stunning ritu-al. Some churches there have an “eye” in the roof open to the sky, called an oculus. After the Gospel today, thousands of rose petals fall from the oculus onto the assembly. Churches and homes are decked in greenery and flowers to express the new life the Holy Spirit brings on this, the “birthday of the church.” —Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

Sunday, May 27, 2018 Lector Bill O’Brien Altar Server Alexis Turner Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion Linda Turner Ushers Laton Giese & Melvin Ubernosky