Holy Name Catholic Church 3814 Nash Boulevard, San Antonio Texas 78223 Website: www.holynameusa.org, Phone (210) 333-5020 Theme: “He took bread, said the blessing, broke it, gave it to them, and said, ‘Take it; this is my body.’ Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, and they all drank from it” (Gospel). Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ June 3, 2018 Capital Campaign 2018-2021 Holy Name Parish Goal: $513,000.00 Registration for Religious Education 2018-19 Going on Now Volunteers needed in the following areas: Offering Counters Catechists Altar Servers Hospitality Lectors Gift Shop Gift Shop Hours: Mon-Friday 2pm-5pm Sunday 10am-2:30pm Virgen de Guadalupe Memorial Bricks are still available Nicolas Poussin, Institution of the Eucharist, 1640
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Holy Name Catholic Church 3814 Nash Boulevard, San Antonio Texas 78223
Theme: “He took bread, said the blessing, broke it, gave it to them, and said, ‘Take it; this is my body.’ Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, and they all drank from it” (Gospel).
Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ June 3, 2018
Capital Campaign 2018-2021
Holy Name Parish Goal: $513,000.00
Registration for
Religious Education 2018-19
Going on Now
Volunteers needed in the following
areas: Offering Counters
Catechists Altar Servers
Hospitality Lectors
Gift Shop
Gift Shop Hours: Mon-Friday 2pm-5pm Sunday 10am-2:30pm
Virgen de
Guadalupe Memorial Bricks are
still available
Nicolas Poussin, Institution of the Eucharist, 1640
Pastor: Rev. Martin F. Parayno (Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5106)
Parish Special Project: David Torres Website Administrator: Pedro Ybarra Email: [email protected] Assistant D.R.E.: Irma Bickel (Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5110) Email: [email protected]
Office Manager: Allan Ford 333-5020 Email: [email protected] Bookkeeper: Daryl Ang (Office) 333-5020 (ext.5103)
Email: [email protected] Pay-com & Compliance Administrator: Diane Calimlim Sacristan: Will Villanova Assistant: John Honesto Mary Ellen Hinojosa, John Nava, Diane Calimlim Nancy Lindsey, John Hogg
Secretaries: Minerva Reyna (Office) 333-5020 (ext. 5101)
Vice Chairperson: Raquel Clark Secretary: Lorraine Pruski Members: David Pedraza Yvonne Rodriguez Nicole Hoyt Brooke Pawelek Diana Puga Sal Segura John Winfield Ray Miles
Parish Finance Council Chairperson: Gary Mullhollen
Secretary: Joanne Torres MEMBERS:
Joe Lopez James Porter Manuel Caballero
Stewardship Council Chairman: Miguel Puga
Capital Campaign Committee
Chairman: Joe Lopez
Annual Festival Committee Chairman: Pedro Ybarra
Holy Name Catholic School
Pre-K thru 8th Principal: Jennifer Tiller 333-7356
Secretary: Judy Sumner
School Council President: Stephen P. FitzSimon Vice-President: Lucy M. Cruz Secretary: Liz Trainor
MEMBERS:
Rudy Nino Rosie Ramirez Mark Delgado Glen Gonzales Manuel Vera P.T.C. President: Anna Arratia
ACTS Core David Salinas 364-6048 Adoration Mary Jane Martinez 445-5057 Altar Server Ministry Cecilia Ramirez 326-6902 Altar Server Ministry Assistant Gina Rios 393-0585 Altar Society Sandra Guerra 378-5951 Bereavement Ministry Laura Garcia 269-0284 Catholic Education Ministry TBA Charismatic Prayer Group Ray Miles 633-3462 C.Y.O. Alison Carrasco 843-3136 Divine Mercy Cenacle Angelo Bustamante 687-9806 Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Louis & Gina Rios 573-5870 Extra Ministers of the Eucharist to the Sick & Homebound Mary Shisk 333-6760 Family Ministry John & Katherine Baxter (714)322-9215 First Friday/Saturday Devotion (Oremus): Alden Lim 296-5505 Healing Ministry Ray & Nancy Miles 633-3462 Hospitality Alex Zapata 333-8319 Knights of Columbus #8789 Ernest Pena 213-6086 Lectors Miguel Puga 854-4096 Legion of Mary Beverly Zulaica 333-7654 Liturgy Coordinator Deacon Larry Lindsey Made with Love Ministry Loren Torres & Chris Montemayor Men’s Club Floyd Lutz 333-6160 Motorcycle Ministry Alex Avilez 422-4775 Music Ministry Jun Sorio, Laura Atamosa & Eugene Jaceoldo Outreach Ministry Richard Rios 333-6077 Pilgrimage Lourdes Bugher 516-2139 Prayer Garden Leroy Garcia R.C.I.A. Deacon Ray Hinojosa Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe; Diana Guerra 620-5644 St. Philomena’s Ministry Crystal Nava 378-2793 Youth Ministry Nicole Hoyt 260-1795 Gift Shop Volunteers: Rosemary Albert, Elizabeth Padilla, Isabel Farias, Alycia Jennings, Bertha Segovia, Elizabeth Rodriguez & Pedro Ybarra
Sacramental Preparation Marriage: Please make appointment with Pastor at least 6 months
before marriage.
Baptism: Every 2nd or 4th Sunday or by appointment. Parents and Godparents are required to attend class. Every 3rd Friday at 7 PM in
the Religious Education Room.
Funeral: Call the Office for arrangements.
Devotions Adoration: Every Wednesday (9 AM—5 PM)
Benediction: Every Wednesday after the 6:30 PM Mass
Rosary:30 minutes before each Mass Holy Communion to the Sick and Homebound:
Every Wednesday after the 8:00 a.m.
Mass Schedule Mass Daily Mass: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM Friday:8:30 AM
Saturday:5 PM (English) and 7 PM (Spanish) Sunday: 7 AM, 9 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM (all in English)
Confession: Mon. - Fri. before or after Mass and Sat. 4 PM to 4:45 PM
Mass with Anointing of the Sick: The Last Wednesday of every month
Parish Ministries
Holy Name Catholic Church San Antonio, Texas June 3, 2018
The Solemnity of the
Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
June 3, 2018 Reading I: Exodus 24:3-8 Responsorial Psalm 116:12-13,15-16,17-18 Reading II: Hebrews 9:11-15 Gospel: Mark 14:12-16,22-26
Theme: “He took bread, said the blessing, broke it, gave it to
them, and said, ‘Take it; this is my body.’ Then he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, and they all drank from it” (Gospel).
German Philosopher Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach (1863) says, "Der Mensch ist, was er ißt." Or in English it means, “man is what he eats.” More than ever, we put metrics on food calories and be aware of what is healthy and unhealthy. What we eat indeed can turn out to be a life sustainer or a life taker.
Jesus says, “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him” (John 6:56ff). Spiritually and physically, we need to be sustained and nourished. The Holy Eucharist as we believe is the sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ. It makes sense when already we believe that God authored our life and continue to generate and sustain every cell of our body and spirit. A living being always needs nourishment otherwise it dies.
Think of a newly conceived infant. For nine months, life is practically sustained by the body and blood of the mother. The womb is the best incubator of God’s love. And so, the Holy Eucharist remains the womb of God’s love for us to be sustained, nourished, and protected from all harm and evil. You know you are not getting life when you are away or disconnected from the womb of God. The imagery of the gospel is very direct. It says, "I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing” (John 15:5).
Are you receiving the Holy Eucharist regularly? Don’t be cut off, because outside of God, life is impossible.
Let us pray: We give you thanks, O most merciful Lord and Redeemer of our souls, for this day Thou hast made us worthy by means of these immortal and heavenly mysteries. Direct our way; keep us in fear of you; guard our lives; and make our steps firm through the prayers and intercessions of the glorious and holy Mother of God and ever-Virgin Mary. Be exalted above the heavens, O God, and above all the earth, Thy glory, now and forever and ever. Amen (Prayer of St. John Chrysostom).
La solemnidad de la Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo
3 de junio de 2018 Lectura I: Éxodo 24: 3-8 Salmo responsorial 116: 12-13,15-16,17-18 Lectura II: Hebreos 9: 11-15 Evangelio: Marcos 14: 12-16, 22-26 Tema: "Tomó pan, dijo la bendición, la partió, se la dio y dijo: 'Tómalo; este es mi cuerpo.’ Luego tomó una copa, dio gracias y se la dio, y todos bebieron de ella" (Evangelio). El filósofo alemán Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach (1863) dice: "Der Mensch ist, was er ißt.” O en inglés significa, "el hombre es lo que come.” Más que nunca, aplicamos métricas sobre las calorías de los alimentos y somos conscientes de lo que es saludable y no saludable. Lo que comemos de hecho puede resultar ser un sustentador de vida o un tomador de vida. Jesús dice: "El que come mi carne y bebe mi sangre, permanece en mí y yo en él" (Juan 6: 56ff). Espiritual y físicamente, necesitamos ser sostenidos y nutridos. La Sagrada Eucaristía como creemos es el sacramento del Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo. Tiene sentido cuando ya creemos que Dios escribió nuestra vida y continúa generando y sosteniendo cada célula de nuestro cuerpo y espíritu. Un ser vivo siempre necesita alimento, de lo contrario muere. Piensa en un bebé recién concebido. Durante nueve meses, la vida es prácticamente sostenida por el cuerpo y la sangre de la madre. El útero es la mejor incubadora del amor de Dios. Y así, la Sagrada Eucaristía sigue siendo el útero del amor de Dios para que podamos ser sostenidos, nutridos y protegidos de todo mal y mal. Sabes que no estás viviendo cuando estás ausente o desconectado del vientre de Dios. Las imágenes del evangelio son muy directas. Dice: "Yo soy la vid, ustedes son las ramas. Si ustedes permanecen en mí y yo en ustedes, darán mucho fruto, sin mí no podrán hacer nada" (Juan 15: 5). ¿Estás recibiendo la Santa Eucaristía regularmente? No se corte, porque fuera de Dios, la vida es imposible. Recemos: Te damos gracias, Señor misericordioso y Redentor de nuestras almas, porque este día nos has hecho merecedor por medio de estos misterios inmortales y celestiales. Dirige nuestro camino; mantennos en miedo de ti; cuida nuestras vidas; y firme nuestros pasos a través de las oraciones e intercesiones de la gloriosa y santa Madre de Dios y siempre Virgen María. Exaltado sea sobre los cielos, oh Dios, y sobre toda la tierra, tu gloria, ahora y por los siglos de los siglos. Amén (Oración de San Juan Crisóstomo).
Solemnity of Corpus Christi By Scott Hahn
All of today's readings are set in the context of the Passover. The First Reading recalls the Old Cov-enant celebrated at Sinai following the first Passover and the Exodus. In sprinkling the blood of the covenant on the Israelites, Moses was symbolizing God's desire in this covenant to make them His family, His "blood" relations. Quoting Moses' words in today's Gospel, Jesus elevates and transforms this covenant symbol to an extraordinary reality. In the New Covenant made in the Blood of Christ, we truly become one with His Body and Blood. The first covenant made with Moses and Israel at Sinai was but a shadow of this new and greater covenant made by Christ with all humankind in that upper room (Hebrews 10:1). The Passover that Jesus celebrates with His Twelve Apostles "actualizes," makes real, what could only be symbolized by Moses' sacrifice at the altar with twelve pillars. What Jesus does today is establish His Church as the new Israel, and His Eucharist as the new worship of the living God. In offering Himself to God through the Spirit, Jesus delivered Israel from the transgressions of the first covenant. And, as we hear in today's Epistle, by His blood He purified us and made us capable of true worship. God does not want dead works or animal sacrifices. He wants our own flesh and blood, our own lives, consecrated to Him, offered as a living sacrifice. This is the sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving that we sing of in today's Psalm. This is the Eucharist. What we do in memory of Him is to pledge our lives to Him, to renew our promise to live by the words of His covenant, and to be His servants. There is no other return we can offer to Him for the eternal inheritance He has won for us. So let us approach the altar, calling upon His name in thanksgiving, taking up the cup of salvation.
Monday of the Ninth Week in Ordinary Time: 2 PT 1:2-7; PS 91:1-2, 14-15B, 15C-16; RV 1:5AB; MK 12:1-12 Tuesday, Memorial of Saint Boniface, Bishop and Martyr: 2 PT 3:12-15A, 17-18; PS 90:2, 3-4, 10, 14 & 16: EPH 1:17-18: MK 12:13-17 Wednesday of the Ninth Week in Ordinary Time: 2 TM 1:1-3, 6-12; PS 123:1B-2AB, 2CDEF; JN 11:25A, 26; MK 12:18-27 Thursday of the Ninth Week in Ordinary Time: 2 TM 2:8-15; PS 25:4-5AB, 8-9, 10 & 14; 2 TM 1:10; MK 12:28-34
Friday, Solemnity of Most Sacred Heart of Jesus: HOS 11:1, 3-4, 8C-9; IS 12:2-3, 4, 5-6; EPH 3:8-12, 14-19; MT 11:29AB OR 1 JN 4:10B; JN 19:31-37 Saturday, Memorial of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary: 2 TM 4:1-8; PS 71:8-9, 14-15AB, 16-17, 22; LK 2:19; LK 2:41-51 Sunday of the Tenth Week in Ordinary Time: GN 3:9-15; PS 130:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8; 2 COR 4:13—5:1; JN 12:31B-32; MK 3:20-35
Parish Mission Statement: To unite our Parish family to grow in faith, love, and charity as we become active stewards in our church and community.
From its humble beginnings as a mission of St Margaret Mary Church in 1957 to its dedication as a stand-alone parish on June 29, 1961, Holy Name Parish has been serving the southeast side of San Antonio for over 60 years. From a small eight-room school in 1961, Holy Name School has overcome challenges over the years and now enrolls over 250 students, Pre-K through 8th grade. With the closing of St Margaret Mary Catholic school in 2017, Holy Name School became the only Catholic elementary and middle School serving southeast San Antonio. In service to the surrounding community, Holy Name Parish provides a CYO Program for the area youth, food and financial assistance outreach program for community residents as well as an Activity Center that serves other community needs. With “vision” from 11 pastors and a faithful community, Holy Name has been spreading God’s Word and spiritually guiding and educating children and families.
In addition, we recently dedicated Our Lady of Guadalupe Grotto as an additional area of prayer and looking forward, have plans to construct a multi-purpose building. We hope to continue and realize some of these visions through the On the Way-Andale! Capital Campaign.
Holy Name Parish goal is $513,000.00 and Holy Name’s share will be $205,200.00. With the help of lay leadership at Holy Name Parish and the archdiocese, we identified our most pressing needs as a parish. We have chosen to build a new multi-purpose building to house the Outreach Ministry, Ministry Meeting Rooms, and the CYO with our share of the funds raised through our upcoming On the Way Andale! Capital Campaign.
Cultivating God’s Gifts Responsibly
In the Prayers and Reflection for this week we are asked to give thought to how we cultivate the gifts God has given us to manage. The daily meditations this week will lead us to a deeper understanding of how the more we nourish and cultivate God’s Gifts, the more readily we are willing to share those with others. Please take the time this week to reflect on the daily readings. Desde sus humildes comienzos como una misión de la Iglesia de Santa Margarita María en 1957 hasta su dedicación como parroquia independiente el 29 de junio de 1961, Holy Name Parish ha estado sirviendo al lado sureste de San Antonio por más de 60 años. Desde una pequeña escuela de ocho salones en 1961, Holy Name School ha superado desafíos a lo largo de los años y ahora inscribe a más de 250 estudiantes, de Pre-K hasta 8° grado. Con el cierre de la escuela católica St Margaret Mary en 2017, Holy Name School se convirtió en la única escuela primaria y secundaria católica que presta servicios en el sureste de San Antonio. Al servicio de la comunidad circundante, Holy Name Parish ofrece un Programa CYO para el programa de extensión de asistencia financiera, alimentaria y para jóvenes del área para residentes de la comunidad, así como un Centro de actividades que atiende otras necesidades de la comunidad. Con la "visión" de 11 pastores y una comunidad fiel, Holy Name ha estado difundiendo la Palabra de Dios y guiando y educando espiritualmente a niños y familias. Además, recientemente dedicamos la Gruta de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe como un área adicional de oración y esperamos tener planes para construir un edificio de usos múltiples. ¡Esperamos continuar y realizar algunas de estas visiones a través de On the Way-Andale! Campaña Capital.
La meta de Holy Name Parish es de $ 513,000.00 y la parte de Holy Name será de $205,200.00. Con la ayuda del liderazgo laico en Holy Name Parish y la arquidiócesis, identificamos nuestras necesidades más apremiantes como parroquia. Hemos elegido construir un nuevo edificio polivalente para albergar el Ministerio de Alcance, las Salas de Reuniones Ministeriales y el CYO con nuestra parte de los fondos recaudados a través de nuestro próximo Andale! On the Way Campaña Capital. Cultivar los dones de Dios de manera responsable
En las oraciones y la reflexión de esta semana, se nos pide reflexionar sobre cómo cultivamos los dones que Dios nos ha dado para administrar. Las meditaciones diarias de esta semana nos llevarán a una comprensión más profunda de cómo cuanto más alimentamos y cultivamos los Dones de Dios, más fácilmente estamos dispuestos a compartirlos con los demás. Por favor tómese el tiempo de esta semana para reflexionar sobre las lecturas diarias.
Events for the week of June 4th-June 10th
Monday, June 4, 2018
uesday, June 5, 2018
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
Thursday, June 7, 2018 5:00 pm Spanish Choir Practice Church
Friday, June 8, 2018
Saturday, June 9, 2018 2:00 pm Legion of Mary Guadalupe Rm. All Masses Blessing of Graduates Church Sunday, June 10, 2018 All Masses Blessing of Graduates Church
Online Giving: We encourage parishioners to sign up for online giving. Please inform the Parish office if you are interested.
Upcoming Second Collections: June 10, Altar Society & June 17, K.O.C. Baby Bottle
Other Collections:
Mass Intentions 5/27/18……………………………………………………………………………….............................................................$110.00 Altar Society—Candle Box/Sanctuary Lamp 5/27/18……………………………………………….....................................................$131.23 Grotto sponsorship and Paver purchases 5/27/18……....……………………………….……..…….....…………..………....……...……...$790.00 Maintenance Envelopes 5/27/18………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………...………$60.00 Mass Attendance 5/27/18..…………………………………………………………………………………...………………….….....………..…......... 1085 Total Expenses 5/27/18…………...……………………………….……………………….…….……..…..…..........…..$10,209.98
1. There will be an orientation and training by Father Martin for New Volunteers of different Ministries on June 8th at 6:00 pm in the Guadalupe Room. We will see you there, Thank You. 2. There will be a blessing for graduates at all masses on July 9th & 10th. Please sign up in the foyer in the front of the Church to be recognized. Thanks. 3. The Holy Name Parish needs a few good men and women to count our offerings. If you have 3 hours a month of your time to donate, enjoy good company and fellowship and like to handle money the Finance Council can use your help. Assuring weekly offerings are accounted for properly is a necessary and rewarding Ministry for our Parish. If you would like to consider serving on a counting team please contact Gary Mulhollen at 210-722-8811. We can use your help. 4. The Holy Name Food Pantry/ Outreach Ministry needs our help. The Pantry needs non-perishable food; can goods, peanut butter, or donations to help feed struggling families this summer season. Please come by the church office to drop off donated items. Thank you for helping nourish the families of our community and God bless everyone, thank you. 5. The Holy Name Parish needs you. Please consider volunteering in the following areas: Gift Shop, Hospitality, Altar Servers, Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, Ministry of your Choice or open up a ministry. Let the Holy Spirit guide you and say YES! Sign up sheets are in the foyer. Father Martin will train volunteers. Thank you. 6. Registration is going on now for Religious Education (CCD) for the 2018-2019 year. Registration forms are in the church foyer and church office. Thank you and have a great Summer. 7. The Holy Name Men’s Club has scheduled a trip to Lucky Eagle Casino, Thursday, July 12th, 2018. The bus arrives at 6:30am. We depart from the north side parking lot of Holy Name Church Thursday morning, July 12th at 7:15am and return Thursday evening, July 12th around 7:30pm. Cost is $30.00 per person; each person receives $20.00 in Lucky Bucks from the casino so the cost is $10.00 per person. Thursday is Senior Day so the Food Buffet is half/price. Proceeds from the trip will be used to support General Church Maintenance. For more information or reservation call or send check made out to ‘Holy Name Men’s Club’ to Damacio Plata 7631 Dumbarton, San Antonio TX, 78223 or call 210-781-8797. Thank You. 8. There are still Ongoing Projects here at Holy Name that we are working on: • GROTTO; Donor Wall, Benches, Stations of the Cross, Holy Water Jar, Feast Days, & Pavers • CAPITAL CAMPAIGN; Multi-Purpose Building • SOUND SYSTEM; Church & Activity Center • PARKING LOT LIGHTS • RECTORY/PRIEST HOUSE
Our condolences and prayers to the families of our parishioners who died recently: Joe A. Rios Mary L. Kolenda Antonio Perez Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual shine upon them, Amen.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FAITH FORMATION
Registration for 2018-2019 Religious Education classes has begun!
Classes are for children Pre-K—High School. Registration Forms are available in the parish office during office hours. For more information or would like to volunteer in this Ministry, please call or email Irma at 210 333-5020, [email protected].
To All High School Students: Religious Education would like to invite all high school students to join our FIAT team for 5 summer gatherings. At these gatherings we will have fellowship and fun with games, activities and of course exploring our Faith. If you are interested, please join us. No registration necessary and there is no cost, but please RSVP, call Irma at 210 333-5020 or email [email protected]
Summer Schedule: Wednesday: June 6th & 20th; July 11th & 25th and August 8th.
We will begin with 6:30pm Mass followed by 7:15pm in the RE Conference Room. We will dismiss at 8:30pm. In addition to attending Mass, we will be playing games outside, so we ask that you dress accordingly.
F.I.A.T. Faith in Action Teens
Calling all High School teens who have been confirmed!!!
If you are a teen, have been Confirmed, looking to learn more about your Catholic Faith and want to serve others then FIAT is just for you! The word FIAT itself is from the Latin, literally meaning "Be it done;" it is the 'yes'' of Mary at the Annunciation - "Be it done unto me according to Thy word." At Confirmation you received the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, lets begin to see how you can use the gifts you have received. If you have any questions or are interested in being a part of FIAT please call Irma Bickel at 210 333-5020 or email at [email protected].
Mary’s Fiat is the supreme example of submitting ourselves to God’s will. She demonstrates to us the utmost act of humility. She responds to God’s authority. Looking at Mary’s submission to God’s authority tells not only about Mary, but also shows us a lot about God. God’s will works for the best in us. God’s will allows for freedom. God’s will operates out of love. http://catholiccounselorlady.com
BOBCAT CORNER Holy Name School is Registering for the 2018-2019 school year. Please call the office at 210-333-7376 or 210-333-7356 to schedule an appointment for a tour. School Grades are 3-Kinder to 8th Grade. Summer Camp is coming! Registration is available in the school office. Session I will be 6/11-6/29 and Session II will be 7/9-7/27. There is a one time registration fee of $50 and the per week cost is $150 for 1 student, $260 for 2 students, $370 for 3 students, and $480 for 4 students. This includes breakfast, snacks, two field trips, Fridays pizza lunch, and a camp t-shirt. Come by or call for further information.
Jennifer Tiller Principal Holy Name Catholic School (210) 333-7356
Items still open for sponsorships for the Grotto
Holy Water Jar: $5,000 Memorial Bricks for the Rosary: $100
Memorial Bricks in front of the Cross: $200 Memorial Bricks in front of the Blessed Mother: $300
Feast Days of the Blessed Virgin Mary: $400
February 2, Presentation of the Lord October 7, Our Lady of the Rosary
Please contact Sandra Guerra (210 378-5951) or Fr. Martin (Parish Office) if interested.
The names of the Grotto Sponsors are available for viewing and assurance of spelling in a binder and available to review in the Office during office hours.
Please feel free to stop by to verify or see if there are still corrections.
Donor Wall Project for sponsors is in progress and the design will
look like the photo below!
On th e Wa y —¡A nd a l e! C a mp ai g n P ray e r
Heavenly Father , source of a l l that is good,
On Pent ecost you sent the Holy Spiri t to g ive your church the courage to grow. Today, may that same Spir i t lead our archdiocesan capital campaign,
On the Way– Andale! To foster your kingdom.
Keep us mindful that we are s tewards of your g i f ts , making good use of a l l that you give us . Motivate us to g ive generously of our resources that we may bear fruit p leas ing to you
and be of t rue service to our brothers and s is ters .
Give us v is ion, energy and courage to al low your Spir it to breathe new l i fe into our community as we work together in your name.
We ask this in the name of Jesus , your Son, who l ives and reigns with you and the
Holy Spir it , one God, forever and ever . Amen
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