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Rev. Ty Bazar - Parochial VicarEunice Brosch - Administrative Assistant

Parish Office • 743-3117 - School Office • 743-3080Church Fax • 743-4712

Sunday Mass Schedule5:00 p.m. - Saturday Vigil • 7:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. - Sunday

12:00 p.m. - Sunday Spanish Mass

St. Rose School OfficeRosanne Gallia - Principal

Jeannie Mican - Administrative AssistantFinancial Ad~isory Council

Jonathan Kalich, President

Pastoral CouncilRoyce Shimek, President St. Rose CCD

Grades 1-8 - Nicole MichalkeGrades 9-11 - Lynne MachacSchool Ad~isory Council

Natalie Mechura

Sacrament of Confession4:30 p.m. Saturday or by appointment.

NewcomersWelcome to all new parishioners.

Please come by or call the parish officeto register.Sacrament of Baptism

By appointment. Parents must be registeredmembers in the parish. Instruction for

parents and godparents is required.Bulletin DeadlineMonday - 5:00 p.m.

Sacrament of MatrimonyParties should contact the parish office

6 months prior to date of wedding to allowtime for the required "Engaged Encounter"

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••NOVEMBER 4, 2018

How are we to love God? With everything thatwe are and who we are.

Our love of God is not meant to be static orstagnant. It is to be all consuming, and wemust constantly be searching and growing --growing in our emotional relationship with God,and willing to relate to God with all our emo-tions. We need to be growing in our spiritualrelationship with God and making faith an im-portant part of every day, even when ourfeelings lag. To grow in our intellectual re-lationship with God, we must be willing towrestle with the hard questions and issues oflife that demand serious thought and prayer.Don't just believe or only love a bit, but lovewith all your heart, soul and mind. The"trinity" of love will help you grow ever clos-er to the Divine Trinity above.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

LAST SUNDAY'S COLLECTION: $5741.00.THANK YOU!

* * * * * * * *NATIONALVOCATIONS AWARENESSWEEK

BEGINS TODAY, NOVEMBER4.During this week, please pray about how Godis calling you to live your vocation more deep-ly. Encourage the young people in your life--children, grandchildren, students, andfriends--to be open if God calls them topriesthood or consecrated life.

BEGINNING IN NOVEMBERFaith in Families - Gatherings every first Sun-day in the Family Life Center Meeting Room.Faith in Families will be a monthly small groupdiscussion for those balancing the role of par-ent, spouse and faithful servant. The goal isto create a sacred space for sharing, prayingand learning about this blessed vocation.Bible reflections, Catechism, seasonal Biblestudies and general faith sharing will all beincluded in this simple discussion-style format.There will also be organized family days tospend time celebrating the blessing of ourfamilies. For more information contact: StacyOeding--979-743-1147 or oedingstacy@gmail.com or DeeAnn Hooper--979-743-5371 orcteeann@turtlewingfoundation. org ." ... bu;t a.6 60ft me and my neuse, we wiLt .6eJtvethe Loftd." --Jo.6hua 24:15

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A MESSAGEFROM BISHOP CAHILL

Bishop Brendan Cahill and bishops nationwideare joining in seven days of prayer and fast-ing prior to their general assembly in Novem-ber, where they will make critical decisionsregarding the tragedy of clergy abuse. A let-ter with more details from Bishop Cahill isavailable in the parish bulletin today.

HIGH SCHOOL CCDHigh School CCD - Grades 9, 10 and 11--noclasses on November 7. Classes moved toNovember 14 at the regular time.

MORNINGGRACE

Ladies of the parish are invited to jom aprayer group on Thursdays at 9:00 AM afterMass at the St. Rose Family Life Center. Formore information you may contact Stacy Oedingat 743-1147 or DeeAnn Hooper at 743-5371.

PRAYER REQUESTS FOR THE SICKPLEASE PRAY FOR: Car a Seay, Bruce Gillings,Diane Ritchie, Alice Jochen, Martha Huebner,Connor Machicek, Doris Anders, LeeRoy Nelson,Keith Beyer, Leo Ernstes, Scott Spence, DavidTaylor, Walter Ripper, Ernie Mensik, JamesKubecka, Luke Friedel, Adela Grahmann, LoisDemel, Pete Stavinoha, Evelyn Meyer, MargaretPavlicek, Esther Raabe, Julia Dach, GuadalupeDeJesus, Bruce Treybig, Evelyn Ripper, PatChrist, Cynthia Werner, ill priests of theDiocese, and those in nursing homes and thehomebound.

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SOULSo Holy Soul.6, whieh have pa.6.6ed 6ftom thi.6wo/tld ittto PUftgatOfty, and who Me awaited iYlH eav eYl, pftay 6Oft me and a.6!G 6Oft a.ll the gftaee.6I Yleed, aYld 60ft whieh I beg the ViviYle Maje.6ty.

AREA CATHOLIC SCHOOLS INFORMATION FAIRFive area Catholic Schools are teaming up toshare information about the great things theyhave to offer and the benefits of a Catholiceducation. The fair will be held on Sunday,Nov. 11, at 6:00 PM at St. Michael Church Par-ish Center in Weimar. The fair is open to any-one interested in learning more about SacredHeart, Hallettsville, St. Michael School,Weimar, St. Anthony School, Columbus, St. Roseof Lima School, Schulenburg, and Sacred HeartSchool, La Grange. There will be a social,presentations, and refreshments provided. Thefair is hosted by Sacred Heart, Hallettsville.For more information, contact Kevin Haas,Principal at Sacred Heart, Hallettsville:kevin.haas@shschool.org or call 361-798-4251.

Everyone is invited to pray the Rosary onWed. at 8:30 AM, in st. Rose of Lima Church.

THIRTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

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MONDA Y, NOVEMBER 57 :00 AM Holy Souls Remembrance (2)6: 00 PM Deceased Members of CDA

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 66:00 PM Jim, Frances & Renee Okruhlik &

Margie Vacek - Exposition 5-6 PMWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

6: 00 PM Wilibald, Regina & Gilbert KutacTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8

8: 10 AM Holy Souls Remembrance (3)FRIDA Y, NOVEMBER 9

6: 00 PM Glenn DworaczykSATURDA Y, NOVEMBER 10

5: 00 PM Lawrence KIeselSUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11

7: 30 AM Suzanne Wilganowski10:00 AM Jim Masek12 : 00 PM Francisco J. Lara & Edith

Cervantes - Spanish Mass

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News from your Parish SchoolVeteran's Day Mass

On Thursday, Nov. 8 theschool family will hold itsannual Veteran's Day Massand prayer service.

All local veterans areinvited and encouraged toattend this Mass wherethey will be recognized and

~.Jl honored. Following Mass

'rl~rl'I~lll'NS'n1'y there will be a reception

• - for veterans in thecafeteria.

Teaching our students the importance and value ofpraying for our country is a necessity. Veterans gavetheir lives for a country who believed that "all men arecreated equal, that they are endowed by their Creatorwith certain unalienable Rights, that among these areLife, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness

"Greater love has no one than this, that he lay downhis life for his friends." John 15:13

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GIFT BEARERS

5: 00 PM - Lawrence KIesel Family7:30 AM - Wilganowski-Huebner Fam.

10: 00 AM - Jim Masek Family

St. Rose School Cafeteria is taking orders forfresh baked pigs in a blanket for the holi-days. One dozen $15, ~ dozen $8. Orders willbe taken until Friday, Nov. 16. Pickup willbe at the school cafeteria on Tuesday, Nov. 20by 3:00 PM. Orders may be placed by callingSt. Rose School--979-743-3080, JenniferMoeller--979-561-6178 or Carolyn Osina--979-743-4987. All proceeds go toward cafeteriasupplies.

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ila!t•• ,fi. Flowers on the altar today are.. given by Jerome and CharleneKolenovsky in memory of theirparents, Carl and GertrudeMuenster and Emil and AlbinaKolenovsky.

CATHOLIC VAUGHTERS - 6:00 PM M~~ and Memo~alS~v~Qe 6o~ VeQe~ed Memb~ ~n Ch~Qh 6oLtowedby 6:30 PM So~al and 7:00 PM Meeting ~n theFamily L~6e Cent~. Ho~t~~~: Judy Kubenka,Vonna Kunz, Peggy K~y, Glady~ KutaQ, KathyKutaQ, M~QeLta Langham~.

REMEMBER TO VOTE ON TUESDAY.

ST. ROSE MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK AHEAD

Saturday, November 10

5:00 PM

Kenneth Miksch

LECTORS

ROSARY LEADERS

Dion a'Kelley

EMOHC Jonathan Kalich

Presley SommerALTAR SERVERS

USHERS

Jamison Bennett Liam Bennett'I

Joe CernosekBrayson Florus

Todd Brosch Paul Veselka

Sunday, November 11

7:30AM

Sunday, November 11

10:00 AM

Ted & Gloria Kolek Jerome & Charlene Kolenovsky

Donna Kunz¥:_'-;;':J ~~,

Pat McCourt

Chris Hooper~

Jim Luksovsky

Tyson Wagner Will Hooper

Blaine Zapalac landry Zapalac Joseph Goodwyne Jordan Sommer- ~ ~ f. ?t1r'¥J0- b!"_t _ ", ~~Milton Beyer Marshall Herzik James Sommer Harvey Michna

Mark Shimek Joe Kurtz David Machac Matt Hudec

DIOCESE OF VICTORIAOffice of the Bishop

October 30,2018

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

The U.S. bishops are joining together in a commitment of prayer and reparation leadingup to the bishops' general assembly, where we will be making critical decisions in response tothe clergy sexual abuse crisis. With my brother bishops across the nation, Iam dedicating mysel fto seven days of intensified prayer and fasting, from Monday, November 5, through Sunday,November 11. The intentions for this period of prayer and sacrifice are three-fold:

• For the healing and support of all victims of clergy sexual abuse.• For the conversion and just punishment of the perpetrators and concealers of sexual

abuse.• For the strength of the bishops to be holy shepherds in protecting and leading our sheep

from all harm.

If you feel called to do so, you are welcome to join me in praying for these intentions.Especially powerful is the participation in daily Mass and the prayer of the Rosary. Ideeplyappreciate your faithful prayer and witness for our Church, and will be grateful for any prayersfor me and my brother bishops during our general assembly - that we may follow the guidanceof the Holy Spirit in responding to the tragedy of clergy sexual abuse in the Church.

May God bless you and your families, entrusting our hearts to our Mother Mary Jet'skeep each other in prayer!

Most Reverend Brendan J. CahillBishop of Victoria

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Needed: Men of Heroic Virtue

An Irish priest in America once told the story of how he was recruitedfrom his native land. A bishop from Western Europe came to his

seminary, which trained men for the missions, and painted a pictureof comfortable rectories in a beautiful, peaceful country dotted withgrand basilicas. Another bishop, from the American South, promisedsomething different: remote, rural parishes, barely adequate rectories,few Catholics, and an oppressively hot climate. The Irish priest said thathe and nearly every other classmate chose the latter.

Real men rise to challenges. And the Church needs brave men toanswer the call to the priesthood. Being a priest should never be avocation of last resort for men who could not marry or «make it" in theworld. It is a vocation for strong men who love Jesus, who are strivingfor virtue and purity, and who are willing to lay down their lives for His

Bride, the Church.Thankfully, despite the very grave failingsof too many clergy, the Church in Americahas some 40,000 priests, the vast majority ofwhom serve their people faithfully. DuringVocation Awareness Week, let's prayfor our faithful priests-and encouragepromising young men in our parishes to

seriously consider the priesthood.

Prayer Practices of Future Priests

Figuring out one's vocation is rarely easy. The most essentialelement of discernment is forming a loving relationship with

God through prayer. Thus it's no surprise that a 2017 CARA sur-vey of recently ordained priests revealed a rich and diverse prayerlife before they entered seminary, as the chart below shows.

This prayer life intensifies when men enter the seminary. Theyattend daily Mass and pray together the Liturgy of the Hours,and many seminaries now have community Holy Hours as well.All seminarians have a spiritual director who "coaches" them intheir prayer life and spiritual formation.

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