January 29 2017 29 de Enero 2017 Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston 215 East Tenth Street • Houston, Texas 77008-7025 Parish Office 713 864-2653 Fax 713 864-0761 Pastor William Oliver Deacons Gary Hilbig Rodolfo Cerda Juan F. Pareja MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:30 PM (English) Sunday 8:30 AM (English) 10:30 AM (English) 12:30 PM (Spanish) Weekdays: Tue - Fri 8:00 AM ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:30-5:15pm or by appointment
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January 29 2017 29 de Enero 2017
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston 215 East Tenth Street • Houston, Texas 77008-7025
Parish Office 713 864-2653 Fax 713 864-0761
Pastor William Oliver
Deacons Gary Hilbig
Rodolfo Cerda Juan F. Pareja
MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 5:30 PM (English) Sunday 8:30 AM (English)
10:30 AM (English) 12:30 PM (Spanish)
Weekdays: Tue - Fri 8:00 AM
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Wednesday 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM
RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:30-5:15pm or by
appointment
Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Cuarto Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
We are glad you are here!
WOMEN’S RETREAT BEHOLD! A RETREAT WITH
THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY: MOTHER, INTERCESSOR, DISCIPLE
Need a few restful days to “hear the quiet”? A weekend of rest, prayer and well prepared meals await you at Holy Name Retreat Center, 430 Bunker Hill Rd., Houston, 77024. Join other women from our parish and community on the week-end of February 24-26. Register and mark your calendar. Register today at www.passionist.org/holyname Women’s Retreat: February 24-26 You’ll be back home in plenty of time to spend Sunday afternoon with your family! Bring a friend! Questions, please contact Charla Macicek (713-861-2702). or Trice Towns (713-314-6827)
Help Wanted for TALC
We need a few folks who CAN give us a
fresh new look. IF YOU ARE AVAILABLE
DURING ANY DAY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY OR could get off a few hours a week. TALC IS
OPEN FROM 9 AM TO 2 PM.
CLASSES ARE USUALLY 1 1/2 TO 2 HOURS ONLY
ONE DAY A WEEK. PICK YOUR OWN DAY AND
TIME. SCHOOL STARTS FEB 6 THRU MAY 5 2017. ALSO YOU COULD COME FOR 1 OR MORE DAYS TO
DO A SEMINAR. CONTACT TALC
713 248 1277 OR JO'KELLEY PARRISH
713 864 2187.
In today’s familiar Gospel passage, the Beatitudes, Jesus lays down the conditions for discipleship (Mtt. 5: 1-12). The Beatitudes are not just a blueprint for happiness already achieved, but the job description for those who hope to form a new human community envisioned by Jesus’ ministry and message of renouncing claims to status and power; these are the primary values for a disciple of Jesus Christ. Some of these values put us at odds with what our political parties claim are “traditional American values,” and there for us lies the struggle. In a world staggered by global hunger, human migration, dwindling natural resources, fundamen-talist terrorism, racial tension, it seems a bit silly to haggle over whose church, or political party, God loves best. In fact Christians of every denomination have begun to recognize that conversion (a change of heart) is common responsibility of all who claim faith in Jesus Christ. Over the past 50 years or so, many Catholics and Protestants have begun to sense that what unites us is deeper than what divides us; we share one Lord, one Faith, one Baptism which unites us; sadly it the Lord’s Supper, the Mass, that has been a source of division among us. But that too is changing thanks to ecumenical dialogues taking place among the churches. I remember a sermon by Cardinal DiNardo gave on the Beatitudes where he said: “If one is look-ing at the Beatitudes for any kind of practical advice that will make you ultimately successful in the world by believing in Jesus, then they are the eight worse pieces of advice ever given!” Do we seek to live the values of God by working to bring about a human community where people care for one another, or do we strive to live the values promoted by our society that pits one person against another in an everyone for themselves philosophy? These are some of the real and troubling questions raised by the Beatitudes; being peace-makers, hungering for justice, being merciful towards others as God is toward us. Our identity as Christians and as Catholics depends on how we choose to answer them.
Fr. Bill
Hoy en el conocido pasaje del Evangelio, de las bienaventuranzas, Jesús establece las condiciones para el discipulado (Mt 5,10). 5: 1-12). Las Bienaventuranzas no son sólo un proyecto de felicidad ya logrados, pero la descripción de trabajo para quienes aspiran a formar una nueva comunidad humana prevista por el ministerio de Jesús y el mensaje de la renuncia a las reclamaciones al estado y el poder son los valores primarios para un discípulo de Jesucristo. Algunos de estos valores nos pone en contradicción con lo que nuestros partidos políticos afirman son "valores tradicionales norteamericanos", y para nosotros es la lucha. En un mundo quebrantado por el hambre mundial, las migraciones humanas, la disminución de los recursos naturales, el terrorismo fundamentalista, las tensiones raciales, parece un poco tonto para regatear, cuya ig-lesia, o partido político, Dios ama mejor. De hecho, los cristianos de todas las confesiones han empezado a reconocer que la conversión (un cambio de corazón) es responsabilidad común de todos los que afirman que la fe en Jesucristo. En los últimos 50 años o así que muchos católicos y protestantes han empezado a sentir que lo que nos une es más profundo que lo que nos divide; compartimos un solo Señor, una sola fe, un solo Bautismo que nos une tristemente la Cena del Señor, la Misa, que ha sido una fuente de división entre no-sotros. Pero eso también está cambiando gracias a diálogos ecuménicos tomando lugar entre las iglesias. Recuerdo un sermón por el Cardenal DiNardo dio sobre las Bienaventuranzas, donde dice: "Si uno está buscando en las Bienaventuranzas para cualquier tipo de asesoramiento práctico que te hará finalmente ten-er éxito en el mundo creyendo en Jesús, entonces son los ocho peor consejos dado nunca!" No tratamos de vivir los valores de Dios trabajando para lograr una comunidad humana donde las personas cuidar el uno para el otro, o no nos esforzamos por vivir los valores promovidos por nuestra sociedad, que enfrenta una persona frente a otra en todo el mundo por sí mismos la filosofía? Estos son algunos de los verdaderos y cuestiones preocupantes planteadas por las Bienaventuranzas; siendo pacificadores, hambrientos de justicia, ser misericordioso hacia los demás como Dios está con nosotros. Nuestra identidad como cristianos y como católicos depende de la manera en que elegimos para responder a ellos. Padre Bill
Monday: Heb 11:32-40; Ps 31:20-24; Mk 5:1-20 Tuesday: Heb 12:1-4; Ps 22:26b-28, 30-32; Mk 5:21-43 Wednesday: Heb 12:4-7, 11-15; Ps 103:1-2, 13-14, 17-18a; Mk 6:1-6 Thursday: Mal 3:1-4; Ps 24:7-10; Heb 2:14-18; Lk 2:22-40 [22-32] Friday: Heb 13:1-8; Ps 27:1, 3, 5, 8b-9; Mk 6:14-29 Saturday: Heb 13:15-17, 20-21; Ps 23:1-6; Mk 6:30-34 Sunday: Is 58:7-10; Ps 112:4-9; 1 Cor 2:1-5; Mt 5:13-16
PRAYER LIST Please keep the following persons in your prayers:
Deacon Cerda, Sidney Parrish, Michael Johnson, Katheryn Kopech, Pearly Nelson, Terry Moleski, Rick Trevino, William Castillo, Joseph Flores, Raul Zamarripa, Margaret Bell, Ed Nester, Bill Nugent, Freddie Mader,
Rosa McNab, Lupe Herrera
Monday: January 30 8:00 AM: Communion Service Tuesday: January 31 8:00 AM: Msgr. G. Frederick Slaven † Wednesday: February 1 8:00 AM: Nunez Family Thursday: February 2 8:00 AM: Michael Oliver † Friday: February 3 8:00 AM: Evelyn & Bill Samohyl † Saturday: February 4 5:30 PM: Richard James † Sunday: February 5 8:30 AM: Fr. Silvus Gubisic 10:30 AM: For the People 12:30 AM: Sra. Tomasita Sanchez †
Sunday: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time; Catholic Schools Week Tuesday: St. John Bosco Thursday: The Presentation of the Lord; Groundhog Day Friday: St. Blase; St. Ansgar; First Friday; Blessing of throats Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary; First Saturday
PRAY FOR THOSE IN ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY Many parishioners have family or friends who are active in the military. Join us in supporting their families as we pray for their safe return: Michael Rodriguez, Randy Boyorquez, Harry & Rocio Slone, Adrian Rodriquez, Francisco G. Martinez, Mark Lubinski, Brett A. West, Christian Flores, John Mark Hamm, Jillian Dougherty, Dianne Keister, Major Michael Huerta, Michael Jones, Michael Katkoski, Luis Espinoza, Andrew Munoz, Leo (Leo Getz) Rich-ardson, Eric Michael Wilganowski, Patrick Ryan Alban, Anthony Brian Garcia, Lt Colonel Christopher Goodyear, Anthony B. Garcia, Andrew Jackson Ortiz, Cody Anderson, Britney Mehl, Jordan Mehl, Esteban Guadalupe Reyes, Anthony Tracunis
MASS INTENTIONS READINGS OF THE WEEK
PRAY FOR THOSE ACTIVE IN MILITARY DUTY
PRAYER REQUEST
SAINTS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
PASTORAL COUNCIL Charles Adams (Chairman) - [email protected] Charla Macicek (Secretary) - themacicekssbcglobal.net
Christopher Cola - [email protected] Duane Bradley - dbradley76sbcglobal.net Paul Taverna - ptaverna70118yahoo.com
For more information about or Parish, Ministries, and much
more, go to www.allsaintsheights.com
CATECHISTS NEEDED CCE is in need of Catechists to serve our children! Volunteers are needed for Confirmation, Children’s Catechumenate, First
Communion, and Middle School, High School and Hall Monitors. If you would like to share our Catholic Faith with our children, talk with John Guzman at 713-864-2653, Ext. 205, or
Joseph Blanco at 713-864-2653, Ext. 216.
¡El Catecismo necesita Catequistas para servirles a nuestros ni-ños! Se necesitan voluntarios para la Confirmación de adolescentes, el Catecumenado de Niños, Primera Comunión, Se-cundaria, Preparatorio y Monitores de Sala. Si usted gustaría compartir nuestra fe católica con nuestros jóvenes, llame a John Guzman al 713-864-2653, Ext. 205 o a Joseph Blanco al 713-864-2653, Ext. 216.
CCE NEWS
OPEN PARENT MEETING FOR CONFIRMATION FAITH FORMATION 2017-2018
There will be a Mandatory Meeting for all junior high
and high school parents whose children are currently registered in our faith
formation program February 18, 2017 at 3:30pm
THIS MEETING IS ALSO OPEN TO ANY PARENT WHO IS INTERESETED IN REGISTRATING THEIR CHILD IN OUR CONFIRMATION PROGRAM (GRADES 6TH – 12TH).
We will present the new faith formation that will be
implemented in the fall for 2017-2018 year. Early Registration will be available.
REUNION ABIERTA PARA FORMACION DE FE: CONFIRMACION
2017 – 2018
Va haber una Reunión Requerida para todos los padres de alumnos de la Secundaria y la Preparatoria quienes
al presente están participando en nuestra formación de fe. La reunión es el 18 de febrero, 2017 a las 3:30 p.m.
ESTA REUNION ESTA ABIERTA PARA TODO PADRE DE FA-MILIA QUIEN ESTA INTERESADO EN REGISTRAR A SUS NI-NOS EN NUESTRO PROGRAMA DE PREPARACION PARA
LA CONFIRMACION (GRADOS 6 – 12).
Se presentara el nuevo programa de formación de fe que se implementara el próximo año escolar
2017 – 2018.
Scripture through the Eyes of Women
This past century has opened our minds and hearts to the richness of women’s contributions. As we work together, men and women, we realize we have lots to learn and contribute to each other. Scripture in our churches has been dominated by men. Most if, not all our Sunday ser-mons, are given by men. How much are we missing without the women’s perspective? Come join in this presentation and discussion series to see what greater richness you can find to enrich your faith life by reading scripture through the eyes of Women.
The following themes will be covered: Jan. 26:
The Woman Who Loves Lavishly (in Mark, Luck,
Matthew and John)
Feb. 2:
Deacon Phoebe and
other Ministering
Women
Feb. 9:
Conflicts over
Women’s Ministry
Feb. 16:
Women Apostles:
Mary Magdalene, Junia, and
Others
Feb. 23:
Taking up the Cross
March 2:
Through Death to
Birthing New Life
We meet in TALC at 7 PM.
All Saints Catholic Church Choir
10:30 Mass Choir: Come join the adult choir as we worship and enhance the liturgy! The choir is made up of volunteers over the age of 16, who are dedicated, committed to serving, and are fun-loving. All levels of singing are welcome from beginner to ad-vance. It is not necessary to be able to read music. We can teach you!! Practices are held Thursday nights from 7 PM to 9 PM in Room 1 of the St. Vincent de Paul Building and before mass as well at 9:45 AM. The choir sings every Sunday from mid-August to June at 10:30 AM Sunday mass. We sometimes sing at the 8:30 AM Mass and 5:30 PM mass on Saturday. We also sing on Christmas Eve, Holy Week, Confirmation and other special events throughout the year. We also have a combined choir concert with the Spanish Choir at the end of May or the first weekend of June which is a lot of fun and it gives the parishioners a chance to see and hear the choir in a different way.
Do you play an instrument?
If you play an instrument of any type and would like to share you talents, please join the music ministry. We are always look-ing to add to the liturgy and events. If you are interested in joining or would like to find out more information, you can send an email to the address listed below, call the Parish office, stop by after mass or come to a practice and check it out.
Por favor llamar a John Guzman en la oficina de la parroquia para más información.
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS All Saints Church #515139 215 E. 10th Street Houston, TX 77008 TELEPHONE 713 864-2653 CONTACT PERSON Joseph Blanco EMAIL: [email protected] SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat DC Windows 10 TRANSMISSION TIME Wednesday 10:00 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION January 29, 2017 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 13 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
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